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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_05_19DINNER DINNER WINNER: Thelma Crawford of Ajax wins dinner for two on the News Advertiser. Her correct answers to our Poetic Licence contest were the first drawn from hun- dreds of entries we received. You could enjoy dinner on us too. Our third Poetic Licence contest appears on Page A 14 of today's News Advertiser. Good luck. i News Home Week fun for all Page A10 Sports Get v active Page A25 Special sections Real Estate..._.......Pull-out Regular features' Letters._......._...............A6 Billboard .........AZI Entertainment --.A22 Sports- -AU &=a-dy Yours—..A32 36 Pickering taxes jump $100 PICKERING - Residents have been hit with an overall 5.1 per cent hike in local taxes after increases levied by the Town, Region and school boards have been combined. That represents an extra S100.20 out of the wallet of a taxpayer whose property is assessed at S20,000. In total, Pickering residents will shell out S2,078.60 in local taxes this year, based on a 520,000 assessment. That figure remains the same for both public and separate school board supporters, says Town trea- surer Jim Walls. The separate and public school boards, which take the largest share of the municipal tax bill, set their tax increases at 4.5 per cent and 4.55 per cent respectively. The Region's tax hike is 9.9 per cent while the Town's is one per cent. "Nobody is happy with the combined effect with the school board Fishy business Juba Mokendanz, left, and Melissa Mokendanz were two members of the 36th Pickering Girl Guides participating in a storm -sewer marking program to celebrate Public Works Week May 15 to 22. Symbols of fish were stencilled near storm sewer drains to remind residents that toxic materials dumped into drains seep directly into Frenchman's Bay. Toxic waste should be taken to the Brock West landfill. photo by A.J. Groen See PICKERING.-Page A8 Isles'goalie Healy shines in playoffs By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX-PICKERII�G - Nobody is more surprised at the NewYork Islanders' meteoric rise in the NHL hockey play- offs than Pickering native and Isles' goaltender Glenn Healy. Healy sparkled in net as the Isles knocked off two-time defendingStanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins with a 4-3 overtime victory in game seven of the Patrick Division final in Pittsburgh Friday night Glenn Healy How dues Healy feel about what many are considering one of the biggest upsets in NHL playoff history? "It's tough to put into words," says Healy, contacted by the News Advertiser at his Montreal hotel room Tuesday, prior to game two in the Montreal -New York semi-final series. "It's something we all worked hard for. It's as sweet as it gets. Without Pierre (Turgeon) in the line-up we weren't expected to win a game, let alone the series. It was a real thrill. "There's no question, it was one of the biggest upsets in See HEALY.-Page A24 Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 686-5155 ENTERTA ntaNr•�r•/. Calling .ee/Ne1e1e///t. jc TOWN CENIRE We're talo$ he material and enjc EET appreciative AUDr rtists, musi jcrsM clownsnyone?king it indoors - a is and financialsupport of a ready ITtONS istratio Deadyne: M4pday dine ,'to test performance fence. First Realty Ud.SATIN *bow Get the beet...Prket Wee Repmeentatt.. r .686 -mo - 831-=00 Pickering Edition A DVERT18ERtT;HE;SHOE SHOE CLEARANCE $2999 $3999 Dye inckded. AN colours matched Pedecto BOX Pickering Town Centre Near K -Mart 831.7009 Wednesday, May 19, 1993 52 pages A Metrolond Cornrnunity Newspoper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 50 GST = 75 cents Vol 112 No 20 DINNER DINNER WINNER: Thelma Crawford of Ajax wins dinner for two on the News Advertiser. Her correct answers to our Poetic Licence contest were the first drawn from hun- dreds of entries we received. You could enjoy dinner on us too. Our third Poetic Licence contest appears on Page A 14 of today's News Advertiser. Good luck. i News Home Week fun for all Page A10 Sports Get v active Page A25 Special sections Real Estate..._.......Pull-out Regular features' Letters._......._...............A6 Billboard .........AZI Entertainment --.A22 Sports- -AU &=a-dy Yours—..A32 36 Pickering taxes jump $100 PICKERING - Residents have been hit with an overall 5.1 per cent hike in local taxes after increases levied by the Town, Region and school boards have been combined. That represents an extra S100.20 out of the wallet of a taxpayer whose property is assessed at S20,000. In total, Pickering residents will shell out S2,078.60 in local taxes this year, based on a 520,000 assessment. That figure remains the same for both public and separate school board supporters, says Town trea- surer Jim Walls. The separate and public school boards, which take the largest share of the municipal tax bill, set their tax increases at 4.5 per cent and 4.55 per cent respectively. The Region's tax hike is 9.9 per cent while the Town's is one per cent. "Nobody is happy with the combined effect with the school board Fishy business Juba Mokendanz, left, and Melissa Mokendanz were two members of the 36th Pickering Girl Guides participating in a storm -sewer marking program to celebrate Public Works Week May 15 to 22. Symbols of fish were stencilled near storm sewer drains to remind residents that toxic materials dumped into drains seep directly into Frenchman's Bay. Toxic waste should be taken to the Brock West landfill. photo by A.J. Groen See PICKERING.-Page A8 Isles'goalie Healy shines in playoffs By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX-PICKERII�G - Nobody is more surprised at the NewYork Islanders' meteoric rise in the NHL hockey play- offs than Pickering native and Isles' goaltender Glenn Healy. Healy sparkled in net as the Isles knocked off two-time defendingStanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins with a 4-3 overtime victory in game seven of the Patrick Division final in Pittsburgh Friday night Glenn Healy How dues Healy feel about what many are considering one of the biggest upsets in NHL playoff history? "It's tough to put into words," says Healy, contacted by the News Advertiser at his Montreal hotel room Tuesday, prior to game two in the Montreal -New York semi-final series. "It's something we all worked hard for. It's as sweet as it gets. Without Pierre (Turgeon) in the line-up we weren't expected to win a game, let alone the series. It was a real thrill. "There's no question, it was one of the biggest upsets in See HEALY.-Page A24 Looking to meet that significant someone? Call Sincerely Yours at 686-5155 ENTERTA ntaNr•�r•/. Calling .ee/Ne1e1e///t. jc TOWN CENIRE We're talo$ he material and enjc EET appreciative AUDr rtists, musi jcrsM clownsnyone?king it indoors - a is and financialsupport of a ready ITtONS istratio Deadyne: M4pday dine ,'to test performance fence. PAGE Z%A-'i9 UWSADVEWMER, VMD, MAY H; X990 Airport land sale opposition crashes PICKERING - Pickering politi- cians have delayed taking a stance on the sale of federally -owned air- port lands after hearing from MP Rene Soctens. "You've got the wrong approach," Mr. Soetens told politi- cians Monday, a week after Pick- ering council's executive commit- tee voted to oppose the sale of about 5,000 acres of surplus air- port property. "The Town of Pick- ering would be far better served to have them returned to your juris- diction." Politicians last week had endorsed a staff report asking that no surplus lands be sold until Ottawa determines if it will build an airport and decisions are made on a provincial dump, the align- ment of Hwv. 407 and a land -use plan for Seaton. But Pickering will have no jurisdiction over planning issues at all if Ottawa retains the lands, Mr. Soetens pointed out. He said the federal government has never taken the position it will sell to the highest bidder, but has not yet decided if former owners and long-term tenants will be given the first chance to buy the property. Negotiations with potential buyers could begin later this year, he said. Council decided to defer taking a position on the issue for another two weeks. "There are some unan- swered questions still," said mayor Wayne Arthurs, who suggested tenants on the properties might have an opinion. "I'm a little uneasy at this point." 'INTERLOCK DRIVEWAYS 4j95 per sq. ft. Specializing in unique W dscaoe desiv and professional insWVm. Brace Smith Landscape & Design Ltd. 831-1860 mobile 931-4355 Women's shelter donation not peanuts The United Way agency APPLE House, a shelter for abused women, received $1,000 raised during grand opening celebrations at Eastside Mario's, Ajax. The money was raised through raffle tickets for an Italian lire, worth about $1,000. In foreground is Jim Dunn, winner of the lire. In back, from left, are restaurant co-owners Vickie and Emanuel Camara with United Way exec- utive director Peter ISeatteay. photo by A.J. Groen • DELIVERY SERVICE • rWAH FOR THESE INSERTS &FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIE TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD WEDNESDAY, MAY 19/94 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK.) DISCOUNT PANT (AJAXIPICK.) FRIDAY, MAY 21193 'EATON5 AJAXIPICK.) 'GARDEN GALLERY (AJAXiPICK.) NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXtPICK.) 'LEE HUNG GOURMET (AJAX) 'CANADIAN TIRE (AJAXIPICK.) PHARMA PLUS (AJAX/PICK) 'CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING REAL ESTATE (AJA)RICK.) (AJAXPICK) 'SHIRAZ MOHAMAD (PICK.) 'NEW HOMES (AJAXiPICK.) SHOPPER'S DRUG MART (AJAX)PICK) THE BAY (PKC(.) WHITE ROSE (AJAXIPICK.) 'WOOLCO (AJAXIPICK.) DslivwW to selwied households oPov /i i I7 MEMW SRW I WEDNESDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS MEGHAN LEGRESLEY Meghan enjoys basketball, reading & swimming. Meghan received McDonald's coupons compliments of the News Advertiser. Congratulations Meghan for being our Wednesday Carrier of the Week. Membra d OMMRI (J ` Corp" s�,a,, PAGE 4 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, MAY 19. 191113 Cutbacks won't hurt,, Province AJAX -PICKER I`G - Provin- cial cutbacks shouldn't hit taxpay- ers' wallets or force reductions in municipal services, says munici- pal affairs minister Ed Philip. "The dire predictions from some local politicians just won't come true." maintains .Lir. Philip. "These cut; are not onerous. %e believe that municipalities can manage these reductions without gutting municipal services or rais- ing taxes." Last week. Ontario ma% ors expressed disrna�, over the Province's proposal to cut funds to municipalities mid -way through the budget year as pan of a plan to reduce its deficit. Mr. Philip says cuts in uncon- ditional ,;rants amount to less than tai per cent of 1993 municipal operating expenditures. But unconditional grants are "only one little piece" of proposed cutbacks, says Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs. The Town esti- mates it could lose more than 5500,000 a year in provincial funding. but is still waiting for official word from Queen's Park. "Our fears have not been alle- viated. All this activity has to be clarified before µe know what it is kbeing cut back, and how we're going to deal with it without pass- ing it on to the taxpayer.' - The Province has informed Pickennc it µill lose S146.0(9) a year in unconditional grants, but mayor Arthurs says there's discus- sion of further cutbacks in grants - in -lieu of taxes and other funds for libraries, museum operations, rc, reational facilities and the Seniors' ACtiyity Centre. Planned cutbacks in GO Transit's fare inte- gration program have been post- e= ncd. Ajax will lose S110,0010 of the Sk`-.()()0 in unconditional grants it expected this year. Mavor Jim Witty says, "We don't know how much more will happen. How much the social con- tract will cost us we don't know." Staff are looking at ways to deal with the cuts, says Mr. Witty, who notes the Province hasn't released all the information on the funding reductions. One of the "avenues" staff are looking at is dipping into reserve funds, the mayor says. :flavors in the Greater Toronto Area will meet in Aurora Friday when mayor Arthurs expects the Province's funding plans will be discussed. Service with a smile SIndes were senved Uo all around when Westney Helg^'s Pubiic Schoci students donated money to the Alax arc Pickering General Hosoita Students raised more than $200 from sales at a F•ench ca`e Iurl^y ane A,ax scnocl s recent open house. Frem lett are Knsta Riddell, hospi- tal rep►esentarve Scrr e Stetne^ -racy Stuobs anC Ka' -y Brown Snowplow cutbacks snowed under in Pickering PICKERING - Cutbacks to the Town's snowplowing opera- tions were rejected by council Monday in a vote that reversed a decision made a week earlier. The reduced service, approved by executive committee May 10, would have left subdivision streets unplowed on evenings and weekends if less than two -and -a - half inches of snow had fallen. Only collector roads carrying heavy traffic would have been cleared on overtime hours unless conditions were deemed -danger- ous". But the plan, designed to save taxpayers $125,000 annually in overtime bills, was given the deep freeze by council in the absence of councillor Doug Wellman, who had voted in favor of it last week. With councillor Rick Johnson, who was absent last week, voting against the cutbacks, the proposal lost on a 3-3 tie. Although director of public works Steve Vokes had earlier assured politicians overtime would be authorized if roads became hazardous, councillor Enrico Pistritto predicted the cut- backs could put lives in danger. MARANATHA 't—, C,a`- S-coi es CRAFTS & FLOWERS �_�� A� ;C,' e Macrame Lawn Chair Classes ........................June 3 Victorian & Country Crafts ...................Tues. Nights Wedding Bouquet Seminars ................. Call For Info. We May Be Little But We're Big On Value! 22(x1 BROCK RD. N.. PICKERING. 683-0092 111ml BUNKER SHOTS F The short hunker shot aruur d the :rcen require, a ,prcial technique and I, pl,i�cd differcnill. than the lung sand,hot. For the short hunker shut. I pretcr to hit the: sand one inch i2 cm. behind the hall and judge the distance by how hard 1 hit through the ball. B, Laking the same amount of sand each time. }ou develop consistemcs and it doesn't take long to acquire a feel for distance. You'll soon be bouncrn the hall right up to the pen. The long bunker shot require; the opposite technique in striking the ball, taking no sand at all and hitting the ball cleanl\. Am sand between the club face and the hall results in a shot which is hit fat and you lose distance. The kev to all sand shots is the confidence to hit through the ball. Most golfers fear hunker shot, and as a result, quit on the ,hot and neer complete the 10110\4 through usually Leming the hall still in the sand. Be hra�c. ,wine throuch' "I have patronized Thunderbird Golf Club JN�Ffor over 5 years. The quality, selection 10 and prices in the pro shop have been the best and the service is excellent. O If you're looking for golf clothing, clubs, �-- accessories, etc., Thunderbird is Q� the place to shop." J c�c F C. Call 686-1121 For Further Information. AJAX KINSMEN PUTTING SERVICE DOLLARS BACK INTO OUR COMMUNITY FIRENBRH SALE STARTS MAY 19th VISIT OUR TRAILER SITES AT HARWOOD MALL AJAX MARKETPLACE DISCOVERY BAY 10% Discount on purchases over $100 'We don'; 'Our fears know j have how not much well _ ! I been upper' alleviated' Jim Witty Wayne Arthurs clarified before µe know what it is kbeing cut back, and how we're going to deal with it without pass- ing it on to the taxpayer.' - The Province has informed Pickennc it µill lose S146.0(9) a year in unconditional grants, but mayor Arthurs says there's discus- sion of further cutbacks in grants - in -lieu of taxes and other funds for libraries, museum operations, rc, reational facilities and the Seniors' ACtiyity Centre. Planned cutbacks in GO Transit's fare inte- gration program have been post- e= ncd. Ajax will lose S110,0010 of the Sk`-.()()0 in unconditional grants it expected this year. Mavor Jim Witty says, "We don't know how much more will happen. How much the social con- tract will cost us we don't know." Staff are looking at ways to deal with the cuts, says Mr. Witty, who notes the Province hasn't released all the information on the funding reductions. One of the "avenues" staff are looking at is dipping into reserve funds, the mayor says. :flavors in the Greater Toronto Area will meet in Aurora Friday when mayor Arthurs expects the Province's funding plans will be discussed. Service with a smile SIndes were senved Uo all around when Westney Helg^'s Pubiic Schoci students donated money to the Alax arc Pickering General Hosoita Students raised more than $200 from sales at a F•ench ca`e Iurl^y ane A,ax scnocl s recent open house. Frem lett are Knsta Riddell, hospi- tal rep►esentarve Scrr e Stetne^ -racy Stuobs anC Ka' -y Brown Snowplow cutbacks snowed under in Pickering PICKERING - Cutbacks to the Town's snowplowing opera- tions were rejected by council Monday in a vote that reversed a decision made a week earlier. The reduced service, approved by executive committee May 10, would have left subdivision streets unplowed on evenings and weekends if less than two -and -a - half inches of snow had fallen. Only collector roads carrying heavy traffic would have been cleared on overtime hours unless conditions were deemed -danger- ous". But the plan, designed to save taxpayers $125,000 annually in overtime bills, was given the deep freeze by council in the absence of councillor Doug Wellman, who had voted in favor of it last week. With councillor Rick Johnson, who was absent last week, voting against the cutbacks, the proposal lost on a 3-3 tie. Although director of public works Steve Vokes had earlier assured politicians overtime would be authorized if roads became hazardous, councillor Enrico Pistritto predicted the cut- backs could put lives in danger. MARANATHA 't—, C,a`- S-coi es CRAFTS & FLOWERS �_�� A� ;C,' e Macrame Lawn Chair Classes ........................June 3 Victorian & Country Crafts ...................Tues. Nights Wedding Bouquet Seminars ................. Call For Info. We May Be Little But We're Big On Value! 22(x1 BROCK RD. N.. PICKERING. 683-0092 111ml BUNKER SHOTS F The short hunker shot aruur d the :rcen require, a ,prcial technique and I, pl,i�cd differcnill. than the lung sand,hot. For the short hunker shut. I pretcr to hit the: sand one inch i2 cm. behind the hall and judge the distance by how hard 1 hit through the ball. B, Laking the same amount of sand each time. }ou develop consistemcs and it doesn't take long to acquire a feel for distance. You'll soon be bouncrn the hall right up to the pen. The long bunker shot require; the opposite technique in striking the ball, taking no sand at all and hitting the ball cleanl\. Am sand between the club face and the hall results in a shot which is hit fat and you lose distance. The kev to all sand shots is the confidence to hit through the ball. Most golfers fear hunker shot, and as a result, quit on the ,hot and neer complete the 10110\4 through usually Leming the hall still in the sand. Be hra�c. ,wine throuch' "I have patronized Thunderbird Golf Club JN�Ffor over 5 years. The quality, selection 10 and prices in the pro shop have been the best and the service is excellent. O If you're looking for golf clothing, clubs, �-- accessories, etc., Thunderbird is Q� the place to shop." J c�c F C. Call 686-1121 For Further Information. AJAX KINSMEN PUTTING SERVICE DOLLARS BACK INTO OUR COMMUNITY FIRENBRH SALE STARTS MAY 19th VISIT OUR TRAILER SITES AT HARWOOD MALL AJAX MARKETPLACE DISCOVERY BAY 10% Discount on purchases over $100 - �. - C� � J • 1 j N- In harmonywith nature Living in harmony with nature is the idea behind this ritual dance, practised here by St James Catholic School principal Larry Corrigan and students. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Ward changes 'disempower' Ajax residents By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - Switching to a four - ward system here would "disem- power" residents, a critic of the plan fears. Pickering Beach resident Vera Emerson told Ajax council Mon- day that "people will have less access to their elected representa- tives" if the Town reduces from five to four the number of wards and councillors to represent those areas. With the Town's population growing, the number of council- lors should increase, not decrease, Ms. Emerson contended. Monday's public meeting gave residents a chance to comment on changes to ward boundaries and the size of Town coun6l. Duncan Read, the public school board trustee for Ward 1, also opposed the change, saying it would leave public school sup- porters with unequal represcma- tion and less access to trustees. The wards used for municipal councillors are the same as those for public school trustees. Sepa- -- rate school board trustees are elected town -wide. Ajax has three public school trustees — Mr. Read, Colleen Jor- dan. who represents the current Wards 2 and 3, and Cynthia Dud- ley, for Wards 4 and 5. Mr. Read said public school trustees weren't consulted about the ward changes. There are three ways to decide on areas public school trustees will represent, Mr. Read said. One is to hold town -wide elec- tions, which he dismissed because it favors incumbents and would be too expensive to run cam- paigns. The second is ward representa- tion, which "seems the most sen- sible way to go." }laving three, five or six wards would be the best, he said. The third choice is to have a trustee represent an area strad- dling two municipalities, some- thing Mr. Read said was unlikely to happen. Council deferred passing a bylaw approving the changes until its meeting on June 7 to give the public school trustees a chance to comment. • � J 1 1 J v i � '� "IST THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MAY 19,19t13.PAGE S-A 1CB0's Longweekend blitz rivebegins to stop sale of alcohol to young BN JOAN R.ANSBERRY Durham Staff DURHAM - A campaign designed to stop the kale of Nx)zc to minors and drunk; kicks oil today. I'hc Province -wide BYID (Bring Your Identification) caln- paign is sponsored by the Liquor Control Board of Ontario and will locus on all tour holiday wcck- ends throughout thio summer. BYID was organized through the }.('BO's Challenge .arid Refusal progrun During long ucckends, includ- ing the upcoming Victoria Day holiday, stal-f of local LCBO out- Ict_s will wear buttons and stickers carn•Ing the message Local LCBO stores' staff uric Young adults to get their 11) cards enabling them to buy alcohol. Chris Layton. LCBO's com- munications director. reports that Last year. more than I90,O(N) pco- plc across OnLuio were asked for identification. Of these, provided valid 11). LCBO officials are also inter- ested in discouraging drunk No- ple from trying to get even more alcohol. "Almost 16,000 cus- tomers who appeared to he intoxi- carcd were refused sem-ice." say; %Ir l'ay-Ion. Staff in Ontario's liquor str>res teens are trained in how to handle drunk custorners. "Sometime, staff can get into tough situation;," Mr. Layton. "Wc make sure the scatf kno%ys how to deal with it." The LCBO's interest goes beyond selling alcohol. "Our mandate is to ensure that eyery sale Is a respow ible sale." says 'qtr. Layton. Chris Ball, spokc,man for LCBO's customer scr%icc depart- ment. says the puhlie is heing encouraged In chat with staff mcrnhcrs ahout the campaign. "Bv cncouraPI12 our customers to talk a) staff about the Challenge and Refusal program, we hope to ti�cus puhlie attention on the ncc(J for AIcially-responsible consump- tion." says fir Ball. Ile adds that at the sarnc time, LCBO staff memhcrs will be "emphasizing to our front-line employees the necessity to serve responsihly Mr Ball reminds Ajax and Pickcring residents that the: LCB( ) offers prox)f of age photo Identifi- cation cards for individuals .%ho are le) years of age or older Application forms for these curds arc available at all 1-CB0 stores. Local residents are reminded that a valid drivcr's licence with a picture. a passport. a Canadian citizenship card or a militan' card are acceptable proX)f of age. KINSMEN J� I. FIREWORKS SALE_ The Kinsmen Club of Pickering's Family Fire«orks Sale FIREWORKS FROM AROUND THE WORLD Factory Fresh - 1001-c Replacement Guarantee Discounted Price: COME CELEBRATE WITH US All Proceed,, Donated to the Comniun6 SAI. St N. & 1101ADA)i KION. I k %11.17_ks 11 l -+K ).-% S 10 ANI - R P%l MIVA K P%l *,rR(4Ds 1�J 11 �t 1 JN I �- 11►�1 11%ERIN �H II�e1 ��IIF.1 110 %10 F%R%l RWRA ko %UI) Ro % 1411.4D ko %n BAN 1 1 MIN lY 1 ItK t. X11 It IN 141111J, Vt. v i- (I - II CAIS COt i'ON FOR `til~;1(.HBOUR11001) PARTY DISCOUN-1, �` 1OKc OFF XI.I- FIRF« OR1%S t,•N, N R(II NN � O% FR !,IIN),IN) X1 , AIT 1'WKFR1N(, K1\`\1F:\ LO(_ LACE bA-1ftwzm ADvurn=v, 71 W MAY * iflb Editorial Breaking Youths of Intoxicated Driving it's good to see effort` being mark: to cut down on tragic. and totally unnec- essan . ole." ilhs of young people resulting from driving .ales drinking. 1'wo mcent i&e va initiated at the provincial level have shown movement in the n6t dinxtion. One of them is impending legislation on gradmied hcrns- ing — a system that woukl place limits oil novice drivers. •the other program is tiling kicked off today It has a catchy tisk:, BYII) (Bring lour kkntifrcation), and a sobering Mess:we about responsible drink- ing. The Liquor Control Board of ()llario is sponsoring the campaign which will (ilius on all four holiday weekends over the swnin r. -the idea is to urge young adults to sm their ID cards and for staff to keep an eye out for minors mime to huv alcohol and people making thirds-ptuly purch:Lses. «-hen you go into koc.il l_CBO outlets vow will notice staff wearing buttons cam ung the B Y II) message. LCB( communications director Chris Layton says the control board's mandLite goes tevdnd the simple selling of alcohol. Among Uleir respomsihili- tic• is "to ensure thtt every sale i. a rusportsihlc sale." lle problem is a serious exec. 'Inert' are filr tat niam youth dnnkirry a few tor, rn:uly..: rid tor, oltcn. And s4itisiics show that tool ntiuly :ue c'oing out said killutg themsches while in m alcoholic fog. Witness thio recent tragic accident neer ('.dedkn where eight people died as :nsultoC tdulgemuspcssoRaiune. In dee of the cars in%_0IVCd in the tit--id-on collision were four young peo- ple, most under the age of 18. There is no pmol( the driver was drunk. But there w;i,, tel.'r in the car and tfwe were coming fro in a 1xin, 1lereixNTx s can to mi%lakling — riot all young people are irTdNpoxlsihle •.%hile dnnkin,- or dinying. and l ica%en knows those of legal drinking age often ary But u's prdlhahly fair to s:iv alit young people um s intones use a hit of ind=ace. Inuctuyes like rte BYII) pro>_,nun. xki the ;•r Owned licensing IegisL•rtion. artn'i restncting trecdloms. liey :ere simply encYuriging gaster respons-,bility :urkrlg youth as the% make tie sometime.-, turbulent trulsidon into adulthdx)d Letters Bravo to hospital Smoker has no regard for others To the editor, Re: Your front page article on May 1.3. "Smoker fumes over hospital butt -out rules." Bravo to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital for refusing Gordon Potts to light up a cigarette in the emergency department, contrary to hospital regulations. Several astounding remarks appeared in the article that I The News Advertiser wei- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Pleas keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, double spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for pub- lication. 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., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. believe require a response. Mr. Potts was quoted as saying "that he doesn't believe smoking caus- es cancer or that second hand smoke is dangerous." He believes it is all a "scam". Mr. Potts obviously has no faith in the mountainous volumes of evidence from medical research and records from around the world that conclusively prove the dangers of smoking and sec- ond hand smoke. If this is truly the belief of Mr. Potts, why then PUD Dgwrt HOME, I1MY!r The entire �n�' rim Is plot11cled by A Metrolond Community Newspaper copyrightunaulhorlors and noutod169 wiltiout WrRIM con_ sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker Therm pbl�; rr classify or refuse Publl0wr any odvorl"mont at his discretion, would he approach the very same profession for his suspected heart attack'' Perhaps heart attacks are just another "scam" perpetrated by medical professionals in an attempt to convince us to lead healthier lives. By his own admission, Mr. Potts becomes "very abusive and physically violent" when deprived of tobacco — surely these are strong enough indica- tions to any sensible person that the habit is completely out of control and requires serious attention. Mr. Potts cared nothing for the other patients in the emergen- cy department or for the general safety of everyone in the area due to the presence of oxygen equipment. His behavior indi- cates to me that he is a selfish addict who would do better to seek treatment for his addiction rather than waste energy suing the very people dedicated to do their very best to safeguard his ~#%nnc oumpru%rrui - ta1T0r-in-Chief GREG COATES - Managing Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advertising Manager BRUCE DANFORD - Retail Soles Manager ABE FAKHOURIE - Distribution Manager NEWSROOM - 663-6110 DIS111111UTION - 6113-6117 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 663-6110 CIASSIFIED • 796-7672 FAX - 6113.7363 NATIONAL ADVERTISING SALES 493.1300 REAL ESTATE • AUTOMOTIVE ADVERIM" - 7911-7672 health. If the Smoker's Freedom Society has a shred of basic responsibility and common sense, it will disassociate itself with the Potts' claim for there is no freedom without responsibili- ty and responsibility is some- thing Mr. Potts appears to lack. After all is said and done I think Mr. Potts is just blowing a lot of smoke. Neville Pike, A iax by Steve Nease A•. ,r .. 7 So CUTE... XX t• SUl News Advertiser 110 Nan A*oorttso, pfd 0~V s<+way. wWro7dW aW RWOV at 130 CW~dd ♦ Aw.. Nor. Orrtab LIS 2H6. r oro off* Moftok d pph ie gbdti0 and DrMEr /hp IRQ Ill � I.�A.I � nw* � �nd� �� " A&Aood C ranrwetlon. 8 Wd. A ow Q"C11ar1,laketmee A&,omb r. Goarp.town tW8pWlCW*. owicin This Wook. tlrtd7w IM Wwk. MMin cin EcanomYt S Sun. Mn CdrwdW ChartK, m. Miar7orpo Nrw7, NrwnarkN Era. Noah vork Mha. Nornrmb-norld NavA. OaKft fwam. 000 Toddy. 0*0WW R111bf . . TrA WNk, ftlerbaoupA ThiS W40k. Rlchmorld HNI(Wor" tbwol. Scarbora7ph Maar. U&rlope/Storfr T"brn.. Today( Ser*X$ pop. ,r« mW VMV dW" from abMod raft cora d- b ---tical reciLkerrwnp d dMfWwtr prYlW, pop�r Aroclotlon Prnlyrlp orld DrfEr_V r d mrrnbu of W* or#alb COMM fM New► '*I'd Gar Mar R60rkdfon Nuntor 11197 Mal abwe~ rale in Cavaim 1 yew. $70 PM edMlon o the editor, This year's fifth Annual Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament was again a great success. All of the volunteers, corporate donors, team sponsors should be very proud of themselves. This two-day annual tournament with only eight teams has grown into a cornerstone of old timers hockey in Pickering. The booster club, kitchen and dance bring together old friends and also intro- duce many new ones. In the past five years the Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament has raised approxi- mately S53,000. This year's tournament moneys went to the Ajax/Pickering Hospital Buy a Bed Campaign. With old beds being outdated and new ones needed at a cost of S5,000 exh, the people organizing the tournament went to work to help this very worthwhile cause. Team sponsors were put into place by Bob Mitchell, who has done a great job for the tournament in the business community. An auction was held at McGinnis Landing Restaurant with Rick Johnson the auctioneer raising a total of S2,200 on behalf of the Bay Ridges Tourney. We would like to thank every- one who attended this fun -filled, bargain -getting night. •t'f�1 ADVIiR7'If3�, WED--*AY9k V%kl1KGE 7-A, esters Not bad for a little hockey When the tournament doors were open, everyone was in place for what would become a very good two days of hockey and party- ing by both players and fans. A big thanks to Pickering Hockey Associ- ation's President Len Quigley and his group for again being the back- bone for our success. The referees who had a tough job, did a great job. Their donated time and effort cannot be forgotten— job well done Dave Wedlake and friends. The dance Saturday night at the West Shore Community Centre was a complete sellout. Terry Morrison and Tom Mitchell had the duties of selecting the winners of the raffle: 1. George Kerr won the Ther- mos gas BBQ. 2. Gary Cormier won the 28" color TV. 3. Steve Sherwood won the cas- sette, CD player. The following week a giant Easter egg raffle was held on behalf of the tournament — proceeds also going to the Ajax/Pickering Buy a Bed Campaign. The Super Centre Pickering kindly donated the chocolate egg and John Ellicott organized the raffle. With all monies in and counted for it was a pleasure to add up to a final count of $7,500. The cheque was presented to the Buy a Bed Campaign and there were defimtely many smiling faces looking on. At this time we would like to thank the Pickenng/Ajax Hospital Buy a Bed Campaign for letting us get involved in this very worth- while cause. Thanks should be given to the following people and organizations: Bob Pizer and staff, McGinnis Landing Restaurant; Iabati's Brew- eries, Pickering Office; Super - Centre Pickering; Al Rivett, News Advertiser, Jerry Downs, Pickering Cable; Joe Cahill, 97.7 Hits FM; Town of Pickering; Don Beer Arena staff; P.H.A. Hockey, Len Quigley and his group; Dave Wed - lake and his referees; Don Turner, golden announcer, Gary Gerty and his kitchen staff; all bartenders who _ strong, wife Jackie and son, the "Boomer"; Papps Restaurant spon- sor; Pickering Town Centre spon- sor, LOEB Glendale sponsor, First Pickering Travel sponsor; McGin- nis Landing Restaurant sponsor; Pickering Home & Design Centre sponsor; Peg Perego; Jim Daly; Tapps Restaurant; Cannan Chinese Restaurant; Metro East Trade Cen- tre; Quantum Voice & Data Supply Ink• Anixter Canada. We would also like to thank the people who donated gifts to the auction. The auction was held at McGinnis Restaurant and auction- eer Rick Johnson did a great job in helping to raise $2,200. Thanks again to the following people and stores: Cannan Chinese Restaurant, De Boers, Peter's Appliance, Paint and Paper Plus, Home Upgrades, Kevin Morgan, Ash Brooks, Grand Design, Mema Peecot, Guimond Electric, Forever Flowers, Palace Restaurant, Ajax. Team Sponsors: Papps, McGinnis Restaurant, First Pickering Travel, Pickering Town Centre, LOEB Glendale, Alliance Collision, Pickering Home & Design Centre, and Van Kempen Insurance. Tom Mitchell, Pickering People come Trom ciit vvluq —le— John Brouwer's Geraniums HANGING BASKETS O' - — .r,a,n Brouwer Quality„ THIS WEEK ONLY $9,99 Iii' e9- $14.95 FREE I SFCOND SET OF PRINTS I t 1 IIR. • 1 DAY • 3 DAY SERVICE; � With this coupon. No limit on quantity t Coupon Expires May 25_93_ _ t This weekend or whenever you visit John Brouwer, ' Talk tG your parro(s CaSey. Samm , Capta n glop ; "fandSO ,. • grA(Sto h Bucky 1t d [Barbara Beaver • Sep Ourur greennouses for nary 7ea5 • ae,ax bay-acxks 3 •�p,raf aviaras side -)ur , D indoor water'a l Sae our native laterfowl display Geraniums Dracaena 4 ss GER,q/y�VMS 4 SUNSH//VE _ /MP,4TjENS • �ew .aceres _ 1 GOLFGREEN_ 14 kg covers 5.500 sq. h,. Suggested 'efa,; 530.99 Now ONL1Y GOLFGREEN �, • wn,:e ivarlm,n ass Sale not open to other Garden Centres • Sale ends May 25 �'�'.`�•fal}i��''it•'• .'�'•`�'�'� � J J't .1.J a - i s .`; + :'a... s.� . '1't'J1t`.�`s'i�,fs�if t'4(4.0 s''`r'Bari 1 f4ts fI4. ;J • 111AGE 9.A•'1'HE NM ADVErr E 4 WED.; MAY 19,1993 Pickering nixes probe on government efficiency FROM PAGE Al and Region," mayor Wayne Arthurs commented during Pickering council's meeting Monday. The cost of waste management and changes to equalized assessment — which determines each municipality's share of the Region's net levy of S92.8 million — contributed to Durham's 9.9 per cent tax hike, he said. The cost of garbage dispos- al is up by 21.1 per cent. Councillor Kip Van Kempen, who pointed out there could be a further impact on taxpayers because of provincial cutbacks, suggested the Region be asked to strike a committee to study ways local government could become more efficient. Council, however, voted against allowing him to introduce a resolution. Where your property tax dollars go Town 1i.8�/c Region 23.11Jc School 59.11Ic Shop the News Advertiser for thq, best bargain$, P Bl• Nor.� with the minimum purchase of 60 sq. ft. of cei wall the and any labour service order exceedi $300 you will receive absolutley FREE an American Standard Enamel Steel Tub Available only in White. * Offer expires May 30th 1993 * Prior sales excluded *Minimum the purchase must be based on $4.50 sq. ft. CONSIDERING A BATHROOM RENOVATION? CALL FOR A FREE - NO OBLIGATION - ESTIMATE 1099 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING 420-5330 843 KING ST. OSHAWA 432-1311 SERVICE CALL DISCOUNT COUPON 4 20 - 5330 ' EMERGENCY PLUMBING SERVICE * COMPLETE PLUMB ---------- — T--------------- ING INSTALLATIONS T -�i'�r'Oaaff-- 1 I OFF ANY I $20.00 COUPON 20%LABOUR USE WITH ANY PURCHASE OF i USE TOWARDS ANY ABS PLUMBING SUPPLIES PURCHASE MINtMuM_oRQIso OFFER M OF PLUMBING FIXTURES MINIMUM PURCHASE $49 JCOJ UPON EXPIRES y jp 1;'` • _� �Mwa 40 � ...... i. L_ _I 1*ik2WSAb Ay Provincial cuts may disable summer camp By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - A summer camp program for special needs chil- dren may be drastically reduced because of provincial govern- ment cuts. However, Town staff met yesterday with ministry of com- munity and social services (MCSS) officials about having the program fully funded. A decision on that was expected today. Ajax deputy recreation direc- tor Brian Skinner told council's budget advisory committee on Thursday the MCSS is drasti- cally reducing the program grant given to the Town. Mr. Skinner said Friday he'd spoken with ministry staff and was told more money could be made available. "They're reviewing it and we're fairly confident there will be funding for the full pro- gram." he said. The seven-year-old program enables special needs children. such as those who are develop- mentally handicapped or suffer- ing from cerebral palsy, to take Summer • arrives early at library AJAX - With the warm weather here, it seems appro- priate that the theme of a June Storytime session is summer. The free drop-in session will be held on Saturday, June 5, from 10:30 to l I a.m., at the main branch of the Ajax Public 1_ibrary, at the corner of IlarwexA Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. There will also be- drop-in sessions on Mondays, lune 7, 14, 21 and 28, from 6:30 to 7 p.m., and on Wednesdays June 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30, from 10:30 to 11 am. Themes for the Monday and Wednesday sessions will change weekly. A drop-in session at the Village branch will be held on Saturday, June 19, at 10:30 a.m. The Village branch is on Church St., north of Hwy. 2. Parental supervision is required. Call the library program office at 683-4000 for more information. .Read the ... News Advertiser three times each week part in summer camps offered by the Town. The grant money is used to hire and train support staff for the children. Mr. Skinner told the budget committee that, based on 10 children taking part in the pro- gram, a full -funding grant would he 521,034.39. With the funding cuts, the most the Town would receive is $6,510. That cut would force the Town to chip in $6,100 to run the program on a much smaller scale. The parks and recreation department recommended to the budget committee that special needs children be limited to one two-week session. If a child were to attend for more than two weeks, the family would have to supply their own support staff. Also, special needs children would he limited to a maximum of 15 hours a week at free play- ground drop-in programs with the family required to supply support staff beyond the 15 hours. After speaking with ministry staff on Friday, Mr. Skinner said The amount of money needed from the Province was revised upwards to $24,000. The Mt:'SS might provide 518,000, the dif- ference between the Town's $6,100 and the program cost of special needs children wouldn't $24,000• be limited to one session or to If full funding is available, 15 hours a week. The Insurers Insurance Brokers Inc. THE INSURERS INSURANCE BROKERS ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW LOCATION AT 183 DEIANEY DRIVE IN AJAX THE INSURERS OFFERS A FULL RANGE OF PERSONAL AND BUSINESS INSURANCE SERVICES AND REPRESENTS 8 OF CANADAS' TOP INSURANCE COMPANIFS. STEVE WAY, A LONG TIME AJAX RESIDENT BRINGS OVER 10 YEARS OF INSURANCE EXPERTISE TO OUR NEW OFFICE AND WILL BE SERVING AS OUR LOCAL BRANCH MANAGER. 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Rain Checks will be issued it an item is sold out Radio ShaCk does not accept liability for pictorial or typographical er- rors Prices shown are actual retal, prices exclusive of any applicable taxes Sale ends MaV 31,1993 • .t� Wr►-i trit�lrs,►�vE�ri it.wm; truir», tie Fireworks, food and fun highlight Ajax Home Week ❑ Home Week June 13-20 AJAX - There's fun for just about evervone at this year's Ajax Home Week. Highlightss of the 23rd annual event from Sundav, June 13 to Sunday. June 20 include a parade, games, a dance and fire- works. Opening the week on June 13 is the Miss Ajax contest, which is returning after a year's absence. I! begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion hall, I I I Hunt St. Admission to the Legion - sponsored contest is S 10 a per- son. Call Laurie Peter at 686- 4506 for more information. Volunteerism will be honored Wednesday, June 16 when the Ajax Civic Award is presented. This is the seventh year for the award, which is given to a resi- dent who's made an outstanding voluntary contribution to the community. The award will be presented at the Ajax Community Centre, on Centennial Rd., begin- ning at 7 p.m. Admission is free. Call the mayor's office at 683- 4550 for information. Fine food awaits the hungry at the Ajax Lions Club's Italian din- ner on June 16 at the Lions Hall on Clements Rd., west of West- ney Rd. Dinner is S3 per person and will be served between 4:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. Call Greg_ Jones at 686-2852. Anyooe looking for a bargain may want to attend the Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade auction Thursday, June 17, at the Legion hall. Viewing's from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. with bidding starting at 8:30. Admission is free. For more information, call Doug McKay at 686-2133. You'll be able to eat and work off calories on Fndav, June 18 at the Ajax Kinsmen Club's steak barbecue and dance. It'll be held on the arena floor in the commu- nity centre from 6:30 p.m. to l a.m. Tickets are S15 per person. Contact George Tripp at 420- 7532 for information. If games of chance appeal to you, then try your luck at the Legion's Monte Carlo Night June 18, starting at 7:30 at the Legion hall. Players must be at least 18 years of age and admission is $3. Call the Legion at 683-2927. Part of Harwood Ave. will be lined by hundreds of Townsfolk Saturday, June 19 for the Home Week parade. Formation begins on Mills Rd. at 8:30 a.m. and the parade gets under way at 10. Keep checking the News Adver- tiser for the parade route. There's no charge for entries in the parade, sponsored by the Ajax Optimist Club. Call Gerry Bed- ford at 427-4808. The parade includes the ever - popular children's best dressed bicycle contest. Judging will take place at 9:30 a.m. during the parade formation. There's no charge to enter the contest, spon- sored the Opti -Mrs. For more information, call Linda Grey at 683-2859. Following the parade, you can en oy fan*vamm and contests from noon to 4 p.m. at the com- munity centre. Admission is free and the Kinsmen Club is sponsor- ing the event. Call Joel Titus at 428-0760 for information. From 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., the Ajax Garden Club will hold its annual plant show and contest in the Harwood Place Mall. Awards will be presented at 4 p.m. and there is no admission charge. Dorothy Thomas at 683- 6667 has more information. Sunday,June 20 is going to be a busy day, as events start early and run until dark. The Ajax Rotary Club pan- cake breakfast will be held on the arena floor of the community cen- tre from 8 to 11 a.m. Tickets arc $3 for adults and S2 for children. As the event is indoors, it will be held rain or shine. Call Steve King at 428-8565 for information. The skies over the Town will be buzzing when the Ajax Radio Controlled Model Club holds a model airplane flying demonstra- tion at its Geld south of the Volk- swagen plant at Church and Bayly Sts. It goes from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and there's no admission fee. Contact Jim Elliott at 284- 8645 for infor- mation. The Mayor's '.» Derby of quar- ter -horse racing will be held at Picov Downs, on Hwy. 2 east of Harwood Ave., starting at 1:30 p.m. Call Rick v< Mularchuk at 683-6082 for information. A car rally starts at noon. Call Ron >N„.* Whalen at 428- 0501 for more information. The Ajax Warriors Soccer Club will hold a tournament all day at the community centre. Admission is free. A country jamboree will have you toe-tappin' and hoppin' from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the community centre. The Kinsmen Club is sponsoring the free event. Call TOWN OF PICKERING q SUMMER HOURS % ommenc n5 T..esday. May 25 '993 'Ile ~ours o` ooeratior, for � E? C v1c Corro ex w oe E 30 a.T. 'o 4:30 o.-. These are ",^�� e• -ours ane wi, coy: ^„e Laoo.,r Day, Seo:ember 6. - cx� Bruce J. Taylor Town Clerk Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference! New soft -touch Materials for Sensitive Gums Walter Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1__' FREE CONSULTATION .7 X420-5020 Toll free 1-800-661-5020 George Tripp at 420-7532 for information. Children of all ages will be amazed and mystified at the Fan- tasy of Magic and Illusion Show being held in the HMS Ajax Room in the community centre, starting at 1:15 p.m. Admission is S2 for adults and free for chil- dren. Call Ken Brown at 428- 7677 for information. The traditional closing for Home Week is the fireworks dis- play at the waterfront. It's spon- sored by the Home Week com- mittee and run by the Lions Club. The show begins at dusk and admission is free. OFF FIREWORKS OSHAWA DISCOUNT HOUSCFireworks Now Known AsFRANK'SFIREWORK LOOK FOR FRANK'S LOCATIONS ACROSS CANADA Back again, for the 35th year, the biggest and best selected assortment of fireworks any where in Canada We d=1 dnd to ov fireworks re bctory 1reM W IP 100% REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE IN THE 18 WHEELER TRUCK TRAILER AT WHITBY MALL PARKING LOT HIGHWAY NO. 2 AND THICKSON RD. WHITBY, NEAR WOOLCO PEHIND ARBY'S) F•ee I m For K:ea Sall MOV tc rew<rwe4 aduts SALE NOW ON! AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL AJAX, ONTARIO ANNUAL CORPORATION MEETING Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the Members of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will be held at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, June 22, 1993 in the Hospital Cafeteria. IMPORTAN�'T In accordance with Hospital By-laws: (a) "Any person over the age of eighteen (18) who pays to the Corporation a membership fee of five dollars ($5.00) shall be a member of the Corporation for the following twelve (12) months." (b) "Every person who has donated or shall hereafter donate one hundred dollars ($100.00) in aid of the funds of the Corporation in any one year, shall be deemed a life member." (c) 'The presiding officer of every Society, Organization or Corporation which subscribes and pays to the Funds of the Corporation the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00) in any year, shall be ex -officio a member of the Corporation for that year." NOTE: Further notice is hereby given that revised By-laws for the Corporation will be presented to the members for consideration aild ratification. Anyone wishing to review the By-laws in advance, please contact Administration at 683-2320, Ext. 403. All members must have their Membership Fee duly received at least thirtv (30) days prior to the date of the Annual Meeting to ensure voting privileges. Therefore, those wishing to qualify as a Member of the Corporation for the current year are requested to hays their tee in the hands of the Secretary no later than Monday, .Mav 24, 1993. 1). W. Mrhav, B.W. Cliff, hairman int the &,argil Secretary "10" Colored Sparklers r 8 Pieces Per Pack 146 I NOW I] TIS PWWS ADVIRTRAMv wE4.1MA16O-A 20 Pce. Jumbo Pack Sparklers 6-8" sparklers. 8-10" sparklers. 6-14" sparklers. Reg. price 3.99. Sale price 96 1ki fr • i ;t y" F A P ami y ac k #1 Ftre Works Family Pack #2 Fire Works Family Pack #3 Fire Works Family Pack #4 Fire Works A. 6 pieces assorted B. 14 pcs. assorted C. 18 pcs. assorted D. 23 pcs. assorted and 1 bonus wheel. 99 and 1 free bonus 1499 and 1 free wheel. 91V and 1 free wheel. 3499 Reg. price 14.99 99 wheel. Reg_ price 7 Sale price 19.99 Sale price NOW NOW 0 Yo Yo Ball Reg. price 97 6.97. Sale price LTHINKWAY TOYS Super Catcher Reg. price 5.91. Sale pace ry A. Giant water capacity. Easier to pump & shoot. Our reg. 29.99. Koosh 2099 a. 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D. 30% more water capacity. Shoots "The Big One" Super Soaker 200TM up to 50 feet. Our reg. 17.99. F. Huge tank holds up to 3 gallons. ti• "The Ultimate.- Double bottle Shoots up to 50 feet. Our reg. 59.99. capacity. Shoots up to 50 feet. 14a. ss "lea. Our reg. 39.99. 914399 Whitby Mall (Thickson & Hwy. #2) Whitby 576-8370 Prices effective till Mav 2393 > THINKWAY TOYS Bong Ball Reg. price9 7 5.97. Sale price Harwood Place (Harwood & Bayly) Ajax 686-0811 PAGE 12-A-TITE NEWS ADVERrIlSE114 WED, MAY 0, IM Have breakfast and help out area Big Sisters AJAX-PICKERING - The Big Sisters Association of Ajax-Pick- cring invites you to breakfast at McDonald's. The association will host a fund-raising "hot cakc- breakfast Math centre opens PICKERING - A second Kumon Math Centro will open in Pickering this month. The Kumon method origi- nated in Japan 35 years ago and claims to be the world's largest math -learning program. The method allows children to solve problems by themselves and progress at their own pace through a series of individual %orksheets, covering pre- school through to calculus. An open house for interest- ed parents and children will be held Monday, May 31 at the new centre in the Pickering Pentecostal Church, 755 Okla- homa Dr., at 7:30 p.m. Another Kumon Math Cen- tre is operating at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867, Valley Farm Rd. There are 150 centres throughout Canada, serving about 1,400 students. The cost to study at a Kumon centre is S55 per month, plus an initial enrol- ment fee of S30. For more information on the program, call Catherine %liratlores at 420-6212. SPIRAL STAIR KIT �. 4' DIAMETER yc_i ONLY For a Brochure Call: " (416) 885-6872 Galbraith Repair Centre jewellery • Watches Watch Battery Replacement Watch Straps k UIe",yCleaner I Ring Cleaning S and Rebuffing Free estimates on retipping of your precious rings. I ;i P,.. 1.....—,._,calx s J at Ajax McDonald's on Bayly St., west of Harwood Ave., Sunday. June 6 from 8 to 11 a.m. Tickets must be purchased in advance. For S2.25, you can start the day with hot cakes, sausage and your choice of coffee, tea, milk or juice. The event will follow up Big Sisters' Day across Canada, designated as June 5. Big Sisters associations from coast to coast mill participate in a variety of spe- cial events to raise both funds and awareness of the organization. For tickets to the local McDon- ald's breakfast, or for more infor- mation, call 428-8111. FULL DENTURE CARE Brian D. Deegan, DT. 683-6074 #am/fly Workmanship •Friendly Service -Lower Denture Comfort A Specialty •Competitive Pricing 683-6074 134 Harwood Ave. South -1 block south of 401, Ajax ;P' WARNER'S V01S i )L( �_ FASHION LINGERIE FACTORY OUTLET CLEARANCE SALE SAVE UP TO 0 OFF RETAIL PRICES • BRAS •BRIEFS •BIKINIS •CAMISOLES • FASHION CO-0RDINATES • SPORT CASUALS •NIGHTGOWNS •PEIGNOIR SETS • IME WHITE STAG SPORTSWEAR AT WHOLESALE PRICES: FFER SAMPLE SIZES ONLY -FITS SIZES 10 T012 PAYMENT BY CASH OR CHEQUE ONLY! WARNER'S FACTORY OUTLET 250 BAYLY ST. W., AJAX (McKenzie Plaza) THURS., MAY 20 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 21 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. SATURDAY, MAY 22 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. SUNDAY, MAY 23 11:00 - 4:00 p.m. My. M" g $ is � MkKEtQIE $e RAU do 5 WARNERS 250 ONLY Sr. W. ;,r ��1�11e1�I��lR�j�7ti`IrtiGfl�� Il\l�' •0.' r • • ♦ ♦ 1 ♦ • ♦ • ♦ ♦ • • • • • • • • ♦ ♦ A A A ♦ A A A A A A • A. A A A ♦ A • • A ♦ • • A • A ♦ • . a • . ♦'♦'•'•-♦ -.999aft 'AM Aim Aie V it 1 • • WAY SATURDAY MAY 22 CHECK OUT OUR CLEARANCE TABLE Priced to clear! DIRrONTINl1FD & Cl FAPANrF PRMI IrT4 CHOO RADIO ON LOCATION 11.3 P.M. SYSTEM BUILT PANTRY �2" X 30" X 16- (35023134) Sale • L. 8999 Reg. '119" Ll It • - OAGINE..a block: • 3 thr %x*11 ofS=d d ctwxy tr. .bl t() cut w Jith a wx)d %-,m aid nml*&- f x dnirb %jkT RrzsW% thtit*xnL mn lkvm . '%x &xs rxx burn mix fret tadcT dr hkx -4a wn ltd., $399 Manufacturer's --are or round representative will be 24-x24" square $629 available to answer your questions 24")Q4'rouna 549 THIS SATURDAY INFRARED SENSOR %, i CASHWAY PREMIUM OIL STAINS LIGHT =- 0-. owr. -„a„: nc ai sta�ncomes in a •� 1/2"X 12' :ety of attractive sohb TAPE serr'- ransoarert s. MEASURE water repeller( and a Metalcas'� �� great wood 070 X1 7��W, 0.5 �/�, ore;erva[rve _ - $129 ..,. Sg99 4 Motion ' agez s fo, .000% seamy. Sibs soid "rateryg1389 40018 20-1C10a10118 Reg '16" DEMONSTRATIONS BY THE EXPERTS CANWEL (OLYMPIC STAIN) * BRIG-EEZ (UNIDECK) * WESTROC (DRYWALL) * MASTERS CHOICE uA NEW APPROACH TO ROOFING" 1 TIME IN AJAX! AJAX Westney Height Plaza • (Westney & Hwy. 2) HOURS Mon. -Fri. 8a.m.-9 P.M. Saturday 8 a.m .-6 p.m Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. J ALL PURPOSE SCREW DRIVER 5 in 1 screwdriver for all of your household needs. Sale $299 Reg. 152' CASHWAY 42? -9931 You can depend on us!- Buy a key at the regular price and get a spare key for a penny. Be safe and save! Get extra keys now... 1 at our Key Centre. ; �lASSF� 1993 CANA� Dwannd, in some cases, may exceed aval" stock, thet0mv we reserve the right to limit quantities purl ised. All item not ava7able in al stores. Items are subjected to prior sale. Sorry, no APPLY FOR YOUR CASHWAY CREDIT CARD G. 61 • E • N • • • • %-0-ow- W - • v � fix r tt i1 � S. X x-m—t '�"i1 i �'. a ►'i 1 a1i I&NANN'i a s'sl'1'i'bi'k'i't, i'!' f t'�Y1. ► a �'�'a i i t Is a ►'i l ► i . r [ Y ti 41111 !t t K'ti r : x i : �► _ .: _ . . 11, < ca'ct'i Ari. 1 roj'. TILLS, _ .: �" C. A ;. 4445 ^•.1 PAGE 14-A•THENEWS ADVERTISER,WED,INAY!%k9!3--------------•-------------_-•--_ ;. .........: PickeringMuseum Villag''e" its opens May 30 PICKERING - The Pickering Museum Village will spring to life for another season with its tradi- tional Steam Up & Opening Sun- day, May 30. The theme for this year's open- ing day is "Gardening The Old Fashioned Way", with workshops on herbs, managing insects, her- itage plants, preserving produce and composting. Perennials, herbs and bedding plants will be offered for sale. The Gas & Steam Barn will "steam up" with working mills, traction engines, authentic scale models and vintage cars. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Now in its 13th year, the muse- um village has another summer of special events planned for the whole family. Coming up later in the season is a murder -mystery evening, a Teddy Bears Picnic. a Grassroots Music & Arts Festival, a photography contest and a fall country fair. Located on the banks of Duf- fin's Creek in the village of Green- wood, the museum village recre- ates the life of a Durham Region settler of more than a century ago through its buildings, displays and programs. POETIC LICENCE ! Ajax-Ptckenng News Adveriiscr is hack with a new Pontic licence contest to test your skills Below Ntw'll find four new licence plates containing a hidden phrase. If you can figure them out. %ou re eligible for a dinner for two. Wrile your answers In the space provided helow. and well draw a winner from all the correct entries we receive. DON'T FORGET To INCLUDE YOUR NAME AIND ADDRESS WITH YOUR FN rRY. DEADLINE FOR ENTRIRS IS Tl'F:S- DAY. \IAN 2.% AT 4 AAI. \%L"I.1. ANNOUNCE THE %% INNERS IN (WR lla) 26 F.DITIc►N. I MNK EC AiINK your-: to cliscovf r PIE SVD ISA PNE R�i`D urs•to cliscovcr N14NI you r5 to dfscovcr NA 2TH 4A 2TH yours to discover ANSWERS 2. 3. l I -� , i, 4. Mail to: 'Poetic Licence' c% 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 -lease recycle thik.peWspaper The museum village is wheelchair accessible and is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on week- ends and holidays during June and September. In July and August, it's open Wednesdays through Sundays from l l a.m. to 5 p.m. A picnic area is available and there's also a gift shop. Admission is S4 for adults; 52.50 for senior citizens and stu- dents and S2 for children ages five to 12. A family rate of Sl'_' is available to two adults with chil- dren under 18 years of age. Group rates and annual mem- berships are also available. To get there, travel three kilo- metres east of Brock Rd. on HA,, - wv. 7 to Greenwood. For more infor- mation, call 683-8401 or 420- 4620. Recycle this newspaper THE PICKERING ROTARY CLUB c MUSIC FESTIVAL PRESENTS... � r HOWARD l'NIVERSH'1' CIIORAU United States at St. Isaac Jogues Roman Catholic Church. Iyickering 11,48 Finch Avenue Monday, NIat 31, 11993 X:00 P.M. Genera; Admission - S20 -W 1 �a e Akarist Hale Choir - Rus.ia June 3/9 8:(X) ti veil �T a tiNvailabl p.m.t_;a\\g Dunbarton Fairrt United Church pt/ ouPvi`c,� eYt TTS %'ancouver Chamber Choir - R.C. \ccr c•r Sy;_3K-" door June 0;93. 3:(X) p.m. \ the l `ket, �`\'o aft, concert. St. Isaac Jogues Church \1 Ir prior hi\it0 puu Cantemus Children's Choir to a.ai\a � ,, �;: June _2/). W p.m. ,`pb�ect St. Isaac Jogues Church The Town of Pickering declares June "'i<s' of Singing" Month Local Pickering Performances: ® For more information on additional Irerfnrmances to Pickering, call 420-4620 ir the paint and paper people it OURVERYBEST s St Cha EXTERIOR r GQ[) ►N WOODSTAIN - �STp, • For exterior wood siding. AoJ6A'11,1451R(wl5 RR fences and decks R'ERIOR 1 RRt %%ost • available in semi -transparent `rtiC.FS DtGI'� and solid finishes 1 •Water repellant ;.+ • 76 colours to choose from = 1 (#9901) 1► ,wrt 4ro!�..' CEILING LATEX CEILING FLAT Pe•tec• 1c' s-oo•t or ieat,,ree cergs Spatter resistant Eas, to apt v wale, c can up iR1370 5 V49 3.78 Litres Aher Sale Price 30.99 LATEX SEMI -GLOSS �. 8ea,.t1+;, ow sneer e,arne E-cel,ent for tttlls,lusu .: ,mens batr•.rooms I and wooc t, * Eas, tit apo y Ni-n0ng _ 5C1obt>abie hn,sr '00 s o, oaste co,ours •8147- 7 i )Rill 'A: Sale , • Pm- 33.99 at cwlwr PRO F F=tt7'1 MAO LATEX PRIMER e ,•6' 10'P78s Aher Sale price 21.99 .illeggst'r 77 LATEX SATIN ern "'G n^C DetlrOOms r', ab"Abse' ni5r• Late- to, easy wale' ed- +00 Sol Dawe eeco,ator cu•S t-8!2- 3 3.78 Litres 'Aher Sale once 27.99 I'ROFESSION11 `,ria yens n.tsr LATEX SATIN LUSTRE Cel !o• na'.5 - g •ooms alit aloidren S •oom., A r,cn veyene tm,sl Easy tc apply S(,..b1pW1e and durable 100 s of paste' colours Outstanding quality 108137) 3.78 Lr Smile Aher Mc P 29.99 EXTERIOR - WOOD �C7� STAIN For wood Srdng antl fences Available m redwood. cedar and walnut. No one wO�n s7I boats ow 4�y � r •'079047�9p5.79061 j 7P��9,99 imm - IN -STOCK FABRIC ,. IN -STOCK 1"VINYL ww9 �" urn9 « CUSTOM I" ALUMINUM VERTICAL VENETIAN 20 ; >; VENETIAN BLIND BLINDS i! �' �� BLINDS z '" 7.51 Av,a,,C, pit w+�ilP, f SAVE * aria ,osr 'von ba r \.tTr 2T °.a 7.71 va�anc. „".. y'"G au•�c ST OfJA In while, almond and grey. 31 5.89 9.T 50 Popular ,r Ove, 0 �c „aw• a,lwa•� BCwRp>NTEEt) at these very low paces 36. -5i- Coto 9.!! 50 Dopuial ti colours wwtns � , Ha 78 , H4 ■ , • n44 9.b 12.7 uD to 120 r !! I ' s' 9.60 /3.a engths up tc 106 n' ` t I ! !N 139 Cornpantl to St C1aor s Aho Sale once on this nem � 1 .. + I I I12.99.lL.L1 13.29 17.9 • compos/ to ft Galr's Aller Sale talie on AarNos no le•S1tst:t W20MW sail Iw.ler Wmbw welt Five 9ondiale � AhV Sale takes eta st3ild" 0 Friendly Professional Decorating Advice. ICARBOROUGN AJAX _�' 1 No Massie Returns. 9305 Abbey Lane Shopping Centre Ulscovery Bay CentrePICKERIll 91 Ry'lander Blvd 570 Westney Rd S Pickering Town Centre (Mtwoon Canadian Tin A National Sports) (Westhey South al Nayly St.) (Hwy. 02 9 live rpool) ' iR,r�_ M ,m c 724-0781-6 m"839-22 5428 :)'e. ..6- Enviro friends meet tonight DURHAM - Residents of the Region are invited to tonight's meeting of Durham Environ- mental Network (DEN). The environmental group rotates its meetings around the region, with the next one sched- uled for Wednesday in Port Perry council chambers, 181 Perry St., at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker Will Wallace of Transportation Options, Toronto, will discuss a project being undertaken to help fami- lies reduce automobile use. Representatives from other environmental groups will also Provide updates on their activi- ties. DEN's meetings are open to all Durham residents and new members are welcome. Take a mug for coffee or tea. For more information on DEN projects and activities, call Gail Lawlor at 509-3156. Please recycle fhis"newspaper ROPE A DEAL ON THE HARDEST WORKIN' PICKUPS D __R 11__V _I__NG S PC I A L 55P011ff � INSPECTION artwgnr to you ay your vicioaitng Toyota Decien and Tm �fS � '_ _ —_— — 1433 _ FREE --- _ 11LLUUU 20 PAGE WOUXT— CH EW _ — Witt money saving coupon; for your Toyota FULL-SIZE •rre Rotot,on and Balance mwo PICKUPS t • it ane �n er Ch • On arta Filter Change FEATURE: • lLTER coupon BUYS ANC FIITER CHANGES GE? 4 -FRE: • Proct6 car care and driving low. • anti-lock brakes R11NNlNG • 24-hour Roadside 60ARDS C�.ASS N Assistance' ARD PAY„ OAp IN ITS vvR 1500 PtckuP • �O�T ST D Great SIEF'rizes WI GRAND PRIZE • 4.3 litre engine Cnevy A CRUISE WITH THE JAYS FOR TWOS D POWER THAN FORD Plus 30 great Ming gar► MORE STANDAR tok �. Contest claw June r 9 • 1993. NO tamest details at patictpotittg Toyota Deolers. i _ 14 To yotM pARTIWATING CHEVY SUN DEAD BEFORE r SETSON ��. i ® TOYOTA acl�w Thi, k,4,;, i.mc, Pr"[1) our ric.i�c r�, ,c•r%c .,iur inter, c�tind keep wu iri<tic,l alwaii, • Tuvut.i Qualitt F.icnon Trained',rctcc T-chntuan, i • tkrailrJ G"t E,tim.+rc to .-Xdvancc • l.omrvtitn r Pncc, on part, ,tnd rn icc • Clear Explanarnm pit in anal .ill repair, uc rccomn mend • Tnur.t 6enutne part, n'rrcd he I near unlimited kiloanctn• w,irr.mn. 'Or 4a M wkdk ion an So carry" Aur 1• W 6" OAn"lee S 1`1I7 —Win CW&WMM iewbwgOoKMei. ^tri. ao•w arc TOYOTA TOYOTA PICKERING TOYOTA 557 Kingston Rd. (Wh"" Ra. A Hwy. *2) 420-5788 WHITBY TOYOTA 1025 Dundas St. West 668-4782 MCC IFAT MADVER716M�R'6*y*MAYI%i= • .- Job searcli riow by"' computer" AJAX-PICKERING - You can now search for a job through computer at the Canada Employ- ment Centre. Gone are the old job boards and printed job cards at the Pick- ering employment centre, which also serves Ajax. Computer ter- minals now allow job hunters to find out about more vacancies in local areas and all across Ontario and Canada. Using a menu sys- tem, people can search for employment by job type and geo- graphic location. The system is easy to use but staff are on hand to provide assis- tance if needed. Employers will also benefit from the computerized system, sa}s Merle Cole, employment centre manager. Listing vacancies in the Job Bank will mean faster service and broader exposure, he says. At the end of May, a remote job bank terminal will be installed at the Harwood Place Mall, Ajax, which will allow access to job listings outside of the employ- ment centre's regular office hours. Remote terminals will also be set up in Port Perry and Bow- manNille, as part of the Oshawa Canada Employment Centre's services. All terminals will be Hospital compiles community calendar AJAX-PICKERItiG - A com- munity calendar for sen -ice clubs and charitable organizations is being compiled by the Ajax -Pick- ering General Hospital. The calendar will allow groups that are organizing special events in Ajax and Pickering to see if their planned date conflicts with any other activities scheduled. Am• group wanting to be on a mailing list to receive quarterly updates of the calendar is asked to call the hospital's community relations office at 429-1407. Any- one planning a special communi- ty event is also invited to call to keep the calendar updated. Cgmmitlees. Clubs. may be mW�� n ce e�rsatm �na Day On a �` S b s new P and zrao�arletn nc r* word e 12 Beautiful ROSES Arranged in Basket with Baby's Breath $22 50 S Locations To Serve You Pickering, Aja:, R ' 683 6060 QHS Iltn n,:. w,:! 576-5dAA linked electronically. The Pickering employment centre, at 1400 Bayly St., Unit 1, also offers an Infocentre service which provides brochures on and applications for federal govern- ment programs such as income tax, pensions and citizenship. Many of those services will be accessible on computer terminals in the near future. -., 0 A/.- Technology is also being con- sidered to allow payment of Unemployment Insurance benefits through bank -style machines and the submission of UI applications through computer terminals. For more information on the Job Bank at the Pickering Canada Employment Centre, call 837- 1727 or visit the office, next to the Pickering GO station. Dr. Kevin Tyber OPTOMETRIST - Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses - Evening and Saturday ROF appointments available - Complete Family Eye Care 427-4144 15 Harwood Ave. S.. Ajax (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) Ca We are now • BOXED PLANTS • SHRUBS • INTERLOCKING STONE COME VISIT US OR CALL 666-4263 427-4143 N en! NEW 93 MAX EDITION TEMPO/TOPAZ, 0 HWY. 401 0 O w 0 3 a Cr BAYLY Y x a J GET THE FAX', FOR A LIMITED TIME FEATURING; NO CHARGE MAX PACKAGE 121 AIR CONDRIONING W AUTOMATIC •ALUMINUM WHEELS Q POWER BRAKES Q TINTED GLASS • TWO-TONE PAINT • BLACK OUT TRIM • REAR -DECK LUGGAGE RACK 10 AM/FM STEREO 10 POWER STEERING AT PARTICIPATING ONTARIO FORD AND MERCURY DEALERS �-^-- — — •e., .. 4 r .., .. -HOME� .. �•. , y r a•. • . - r � ., t,.. .. t en - .., n �,,. 1B •,or tns o iG4�i re0 � e g StC OW a+ • ,), cv t, 't dts S?"". 14 pe. ^vx r,,. aR ^ -1 t w ow,nq s SA'F 1., cltter er gas .lune ? '993 See ra.• Xcw oeaw a tleta.,, _--_ rI A.. c M.)A W O Ek,. ; ,rW Oew Ontario ctu ,F j BEVERAGE CUPS Package of 20s $129 14 oz. PAINT FLAT LATEX WHITE 99 LTD. QTY. 4 L NEILSON ICE TEA MIX Lemon or Calif. ELECTRA SOL ULTRA CONCENTRATE �1r89 9 GIRL'S BICYCLES Includes: Air ump, bell, wren&es $ 95 9 o ly While They Last LAY'S THE NEADVZn15 WED, MAY A i!l ftGZ 17 A 3 DAYS ,ONLY_ POTATO CHIPS CERAMIC TILE Wall i Floor . SO. FT. 6x6 Limited Quantitv GREY I] 282 Monarch Ave. (Comer of AJAXMWrch/ Bayly) I 3O% OFF ALL TOYS IN STOCK! Limited Quantity JET DRY Dishwasher Rinse $149 NEW l ouRs OPEN Thurs. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. PAPER PLATES $ 99 9" size 10NPkg. FIRE SIDE MARSHMALLOWS slog 300 g III 0 cash & carry only 683-0063 g N V e�r�r sr. JET DRY Dishwasher Rinse $149 NEW l ouRs OPEN Thurs. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. PAPER PLATES $ 99 9" size 10NPkg. FIRE SIDE MARSHMALLOWS slog 300 g III 0 cash & carry only 683-0063 PJW4 111111111 -A -T= rYEVI SAD wuo.AUT ", 00 Obituaries MATHIEU, Edgar Gerald - Ontario Heart and Stroke At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Foundation would be appreciat- at 12:15 p.m. on Saturday, May cd. 15, 1993. Edgar Gerald Mathieu, OLAND, Doris - Jan. 11, in his 77th year. Beloved hus- 1924 to Jan. 6, 1993. Sadly band of Margarita (nee Garcia). missed by husband Dwight, Loving father of Anthony and daughters Dianne, Rhea and his wife Dawn of Trinidad, Frances, grandchildren Alex and Kathleen and her husband Joerg Isaac Maynard, Michael Babin, Gruechow of Florida, Richard Peter and Christina Stecyk, and and his wife Elizabeth of sons-in-law Phil Babin and Markham, Brian and his wife Andy Stecyk, A short service to Marion of Pickering, and Alicia be conducted by Reverend and her husband Chris Correia Richard Newland, rector of The of Ajax. Loving grandfather of Church of the Holy Trinity, Michael, Stephen, Nicole, Troy, Ajax, at Erskine Cemetery, Renee, Natasha, Raquel, Colin Pickering, on Sunday. May 23 at and Alan Correia, Susan and 1 P.M. Andrew Gruechow, and great- grandfather of Amy, Joshua and Rachel Mathieu. Brother of Dorothy, Irene, Ednamay, Molly, Rita and Harry of Trinidad. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 429-9498. In lieu _ of flowers, please send dona ran. • tions to the Ajax -Pickering , caping• Hospital Building Fund. MUIR, Mary (Maisie) - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on rt UnILOCIC" SEMINAR Monday, May 17, 1993. Mary SaturdayJune 5th y, (Maisie) Carruthers, beloveds wife of the late William Muir. 10am & 1pm ( dying mother of Catherine Renee), Tommyand his wife 6 - 0887 3'aitw�• Jean, and Gordon. Dear grand- �3RDCON_C �1 mother of Keith, Gordon andWRY = Karen. Great-grandmother of 401 Ch h d %4 h 1 m BAY!.1 v stop `-1 all Ic ac . Funeral service Wednesday, May 19 at chp.m- in the chapel at 1\1Please recycle this cEahn newspaper ie Funeral Home, 29 y p per Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8.388. Cremation. Donations to the. 500Homes For Sale FROM PAGE 38 500For S e WOW! SOUTH AJAX - PRIVATE SALE! Detached 3.2 bec=,r-,s 2 ea: -i- kitchens 2 4 -piece baths irng room with pay window family room with fireplace 20 x 40' inground heated privateyard and deck $173,501) "Carries for $610/month with 5% down and basement rental! 427-5997 - No agents 540 out -of -Town Properties $3500 fun price Large secluded camping lot. Sand beach, great fishing, nex! to 10.000 acre County forest One hour eas! of Toronto Gnarls. (4161 431 1555.(060393; MUST SELL - 10 acres next io crown ,anc, 100C h of shoreline All treec. great tboat trig and fishing, SMrnon!hy . 25 acre hobby farm. cfearec cot. tage and drive site S32.9W Owner wits finance 427.6637 4052393) 570 Camper Trailers Sites TRAILER lot for sale for rens. 55x9C n , ali hookups. ;usi nonh of Naoanee 839-7146 (052193) 575 Loans 575 Loam BORROW $10.000. pay as !^,le as $110 per moms c ac Can Jerry, 668-720C. Free Consultations. Anuois rives: Frights Ltd. (n) 580 "ages MORTGAGES and loans. 95% financing, down payrnert also arranged. Oualit e0 or unqualified. Call Doug 668- 6805 Communuity Financial Services (TF) Business 590 Opportunities GREAT opportunity to, w= erntediale return, no overhead no door to door, smite rves! MOW required Call 668 3193 or 668-8343 (052593) 630 Registrations MONEY Problems) Loans. 0001 consolidations. credit WANTED Men s Slo Pitch arrangements. personal budget payers. musl be 35 or over ,.,K planning, garnishees stopped year A;ax res dents and FREE CONSULTATIONS experienced Can immedately, Credit Counsellors (Pickering Terry, 4272043. (051993) i Oshawa) 433 1425 (TFC 600 PubliC Notices O^ Wec Seo; 4. 11991 2 4' o ^ a ma,e lo9ger ^ung eas: on :ne so„ to siteoK•os^o B ve Pic"e, -g Co dee w a 0-c- s,=ompac: Car near the scr�oo', c,osswalk east of A --,arc St A lady dr.vmg a car believed to be a green color was eastbound on Krosno Blve from the direction of L ve,Dool Rd it front of :ne blue car stopped momentanly after the acc�den!, asking someone to call 911. We wish to speak with this lady driver, she was not involved ;n the accident. however may have information about the accident. Please contact King Adjusters Ltd. (416) 420-8786, Mon. to Fri. 9 a.m -5 p.m. 710 Births IT'S A BOY 91w- Grubouicki Mom, Dad, brother Joey and C,randma are bapliy to introduce this blue eyed beauty to the world George Dantel born April 15 at 3.15 p m. and neighing to at 7lbs, 15 oz George is a bright and bappy child Again special thanks to Or Weber 110 ceWMHL4R 110 Genialtfelp WORK AVAILABLE NOW! People needed immediately for movie extra work, tevlsl leon ads, voice overs, magazine ads, hair shows, documentanes, etc. We have booked over 5,000 paying assignments last year. We guarantee work, you don't have to have experience We are looking for mates and females, babies, teens, people of all ages We have our people In TV ads such as: Huggies, Diet 7-Up, Chevy Truck, Visa, American Express, etc., etc. Movies such as Cocktail, Street Legal, Top Cops, Sea of Love. 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The survey documents 121 centralized solid waste compost- ing operations in Canada and a further 16 which are either in the planning or pilot -testing stages. It also shows that 48 per cent of Canadians live in areas that bene- fit from centralized composting either through one of the 101 municipally -run facilities or by one of the private composting operations. "Composting is off to a good start in Canada," says Dr. Peter Meyboom. executive director of the Composting Council of Cana- da. "The survey indicates that most of the existing composting facilities are dealing with leaf and yard waste. To continue to expand the potential of composting, there is a need for municipalities and the private sector to move into the composting of residential and commercial food waste and indus- trial organics." Almost half the facilities docu- mented — a total of 57 — are in Ontario. More than 35 of them are operated by municipalities and the rest by private companies or gov- ernment institutions. For example, prisons compost food waste and the Metropolitan Toronto Zoo turns dung from animal com- pounds into a popular garden fer- tilizer. Already 275,000 tonnes of material are being processed annually by the centralized facili- ties that were documented. There are two forces dnving the rapid growth of the compost- ing industry in Canada," says Dr. Mevboom, "The first is the increasing demand for compost- ing as a means of producing organic soil enhancers and the second is composting's impor- tance as a waste management tool. Approximately 40 per cent of the waste stream is organic materials. By building compost- ing facilities, we are creating a means of diverting that waste from landfill and making a signif- icant contribution to the national goal of SO per cent reduction of the waste stream by the year 2000." The results of the survey, a collaboration among government, industry and leadership by the council, will be used as a means to share information amongst the established and proposed sites as well as to monitor the develop - Please recycle this newsDaDer 11 �Mw� 0100/co CORRECTION NOTICE 1n our May 19th Theme Flyer. the bbw.g appeared rcorreclq Pape 9. The wrong Barbecue is ptoograpad in the above Nyen The barbecue that ,s photogfaplwd is the 5500 Fath Barbecue. Reg price $347.94 and Sale puce $267.00 The Barbecue 00 is advertised at $19700 is the Model 05000P Fiesta Barbecue, Rep. $251.93 Also on Page 10 Photographed on the Nye, are the MOONRAv Lights but is should have been The Garden Glow Light set as stated in the ad Price is correct Reg $59.97. Sale 54997 Main ReDaie 51000 After rebate $39 97 w We regret any inconvenience the may have caused our customers ment of composting in Canada. From June 23 to 25 at Toron- to's Regal Constellation Hotel, a training education seminar will be offered jointly by the Composting Council of Canada and Associa- tion of Municipal Recycling Coor- dinators. For a brochure, write 8199 Yonge St., Suite 300, Thornhill, L3T 2C6 or call (416) 881-7479. 00❑ TIP: When placing yard waste at curbside, use a hamper rather than clear plastic bags. Plastic often gets caught in the compost- ing process and, like and mar- ketable product, finished compost should be of the highest possible quality. 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To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Picker- ing News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. 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 pubka- tion. DEN MEETING: Durham Environ- mental Network meets Wed., May 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the council chambers at 181 Perry St. in Port Perry. Guest speaker is Will Wal- lace from Transportation Options in Toronto. 985-3225 or 509-3156. SCHIZOPHRENICS: The Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics (Durham chapter) support group meets Wed., May 19 at 7 p.m. in Building 30 (use the rear entrance) of the Whitby Psychi- atric Hospital, 700 Gordon St., Whitby. Guest speakers Dr. Robert Zipursky, Clarke Institute, and Elsie Etchen, Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics. The group meets the third Wednesday of each month. 404-1301. JUSTICE SYSTEM: Victims of Vio- lence co-founder and Ontario Riding Reform Party candidate Don Sullivan discusses the criminal justice system Wed.. May 19, 7:30 p m., at the Whitby Centennial 6uilding, 416 Centre St. S., Whitby. Free odmission. 686-0278. HEAD INJURY: Support group meetings for the Head Injury Asso- aation of Durham Region are on Wed., May 19, 7:30 p.m.. at 459 Bond St. W., Oshawa. Survivor group on the main floor, family and caregivers group upstairs. 723-2732 for information or trans- portation. COMMUNITY CARE: Ajax -Pick- ering Community Care holds its amual meeting Wed., May 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering VilkVe Seniors' Centre, Linton Ave., Ajax. Volunteers honored; guest speak- er. All wek:ome. 686-3331. OSTOMY: The Oshawa and Dis- trict Ostomy Chapter meets Wed., May 19, 8 p.m., in room 1002F of the Oshawa General Hospital, Alma St. Carmen Dep- pisch of Hollister speaks on the newest line of ostomy supplies. Also, the latest in women's wear will be shown. 576-9516. EUCHRE: The Ladies' Auxiliary of The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, host euchre Wed., May 19 at 8 p.m. at the legion hall, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Prizes, draws, refreshments. Admission S2 or Sl for seniors. All welcome. 839-2990. CHRONIC FATIGUE: The Durham ME/Chronic Fatigue Syn- drome Support group meets Wed., May 19, 7 p.m., at Kingsway College, 1 156 King St. E. (near Harmony Rd.), Oshawa. Speaker Leeson Clifton will talk on diet and the immune system. Suf- ferers, family and friends wel- come. 839-2617. THURSDAY LA LECHE LEAGUE: La Leche League Pickering inv,tes preg- nant or breastfeeding women to its meeting Thurs., May 20 at 7:45 p.m. for information and support. Babies welcome. 283-5044. 427- 8063, or 282-6462. Im i� A � GARAGE SALE: Durham Shores Sweet Adelines host a garage sale Sat. and Sun., May 22 and 23. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at 1478 Field- gght Blvd., Pickering. PARENTS' SUPPORT: 'he Associ- ation of Parent Support Groups PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE SPRINGS TO LIFE Sunday May 30th 11 - 5 P.M. Savour the Sights, Sounds and Flavours of old-fashioned spring "Old-fashioned Gardening" 04 junior sardenins activities garlic and herb growing historic sardens aor eoarpoetime All, plant sale "Gas and Steam Barn Whistle UP" daronstratioss of traction sad steam ovals" ablegle ani saw rails authea ale scale rsdele vista" ears OC H OF P�� ~� log lartber iafornialfon please call 683-8401 420-4620 .S& ..43 hila *sat of 1111 84 sn Hwy •T at Greaaweed) meets Tues., May 25. It offers sup- port for parents of teens who 'lie, get poor grades, steal, use drugs, etc". The group meets every Tuesday. For time and location, call 223-7444. BRIDGE CLUB: The Ajax Dupli- cate Bridge Club novice section plays Tues., May 25, 7:15 p.m., at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. The novice section plays every Tues- day. 683-5759 (Donna), 725-4163 (Gail). APHASIA: The York -Durham Aphasia Centre holds an Apha- sia Awareness open house Tues., May 25 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Thurs., May 27 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Parkview Vilkige, 70 Ninth Line S., Stouffville. 642-2053. ALCOHOLIC LOVED ONE?: The Alateen support group for peo- ple 12 to 20 with alcoholic rela- tives or friends meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Hoy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 King's THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, MAY 19,1MIPAGE 21-A Cres., Ajax. 427-0338 before 10 p.m. (Jerry). BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club holds its monthly meeting Wed., May 26 at Kins- men Community Centre, 109 Col- borne St. W., Oshawa. Annual general meeting. Reception at 6 p.m., dinner at 6.45 p.m. S25 for Yolk calendar of caning events members. S30 for non-members. 427-6930 (Karen Graham) or 725- 9179 (JoanAnn Evelyn). ONE -PARENT FAMILIES: The Ajax -Pickering One -Parent Family Association meets Wed., May 26 at 8 p.m. in the conference room at the old Volkswagen plant, 777 Bayly St., Pickering. 839-1877 (Suzanne). Mt3S>f:t.A.Vn I==ADIY9Zrom m , MAY m% im ARTS & ENTERTAuimENT Strong acting highlights play Still Stands the House By BILL SIMPSON Special to the News Advertiser PICKERING - The Pickering community theatre scene this week offers two one -act plays, one drama and one comedy. This is true community theatre presented by Pickering Players, but also including people from Ajax. With both these plays, it would be unfair to people going to see the show to start telling the plot. The drama, Still Stands the House, is a story of family rela- tionships set in Western Canada. Elaine Litherland directed. The play, set in a farmhouse in the middle of a blizzard, was at a serious disadvantage being per- formed in a building with sunlight streaming in the windows. Some technical aspects of the play needed more attention. For example, when the script requires a lantern to be put in a window, the set should allow the lantern to be placed where its light might be seen by someone outside. Also, as a former westerner, I could not believe a farmer on the prairie would go into a howling blizzard so lightly dressed. While these may seem to be minor points, they can be very distracting to the audience if incorrect. Fortunately, the acting in this play was strong enough to com- pensate for these shortcomings. Marion Brown and Greg Preece were both convincing in their roles. Linda Miller played her role with an edge of menace that was chilling and quite appropriate. Annette Latona had perhaps the most challenging assignment, since her role interacts with all the other characters and ties the play together. She did an excellent job. Still Stands the House is entered in the Oakville Festival of One -Act Plays and will be per- formed there Saturday, May 29. (The festival box office number is 815-2021.) The comedy part of the evening was Don't Look Down, directed by Randall Rowden. This play is a funny look at an unhappy situa- tion. The set for this play was simple but very effective. There were also some very nice lighting effects, OPEN Eatery SUNDAY t'_�J Banquet Halls 9:00 A.M. YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HOME Breakfast Special (Sat. & Sun.) $249 EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK TWO CAN DINE FORS 1299 Omw Choice: FHM of Sale, BW t firer, 11111twed SMoin Steak Lass^ Spaghetti, Firth & Chips, Steak an a Kaim PICKERING TOWN CENTRE, 839-2507 M • THE ORIGINAL CONTOURED FOOTBED fur / / I 11�#affem 0 0 0 * 0 * 0 0 * 0 0 helped by the sun having set so it was no longer in competition with the stage lighting. This play has one very large and demanding role. Nigel Alder- son played this very well. Carol Alderson, Ray Porrill, Patricia O'Brien and Kimberly Stringer were all fine in their roles. For me, the performance given by Mar- garet Hughes stood out as the most lively and entertaining. The two plays together are on again Friday, May 21 and Satur- day, May 22 at 8 p.m. at Dunbar - ton -Fairport United Church in Pickering. Phone 420-0430 for tickets and information. JP` V0 H a O. Brim's s 427-1888 Special long weekend KARAOKE THIS THURSDAY 9 - Close FRIDAY 9 - close Scratch & Win Prizes Hosted by Labatt Ice THURSDAY IS CRABFEST! 5 - 9 p.m. All you can eat Crab for just $1 4.95 368 Bayly St. W. East of Westney, Ajax 427-1888 ' ; --•' 50 0 All in -stock lenses with the purchase of frames at reg. price. All in -stock mes with the purchase of lenses at reg. price. OFFER ENDS JUNE 11, 1993 Cannot be combined with any other discount offer. Some restrictions apply. 5 EAR Expect more from Sears PICKERING TOWN CENTRE OSHAWA CENTRE 42.0-8000 ext. X64 576-171, l t \ \ l \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ . \ \ l \ \ . ► Y h ti N h ►a h h r• hh►N•h ►J.�J•Mh.UdNah ... . ` . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .1, THEMWt3A!Y> WSSI 1R.R►Iltlfl,,MAYIt.AMPAG)��+1►.: •, ,ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT ivlu�K; lrblivcai gens a DOOST PICKERING - Town council got a preview Monday of what's in store when performances of the International Choral Festival begin here late this month. The Pope John Paul II Catholic High School Jazz Choir enter- tained in chambers prior to coun- Children's theatre workshops offered PICKERING - Theatre workshops are being offered to children this summer at the Herongate Dinner Theatre. Designed to build theatrical appreciation and understand- ing, the workshops are geared to children ages eight to 17. Youths will be provided a thorough knowledge of basic theatre skills, such as improvi- sation, script reading, vocal techniques and movement. A two-week session begins July 26 and ends with a per- formance for family and friends. Students will attend three 55 -minute classes a day Mon- days to Fridays from 9 a.m. to noon. The fee is $285 (PST and GST included). There's a limit of 15 students per class. Herongate is about seven kilo- metres north of Hwy. 2 on Alton Rd., Pickering. For more information, or to register, call Toni, Ann or Steve at 472-3085. EL 25th PORT PERRY CANOE THE NONQUON June Sth - 8-10 a.m. NONQUON TRIATHLON June 6th -10 a.m. For info: 416-985-7014 cil's meeting, and choral festival organizer Nicholas Goldschmidt paid a visit. "I'm a great believer that if the smaller communities take leadership in promoting cul- ture, our larger cities will benefit," said Mr. Goldschmidt. The Choral Festival, called The Joy Of Singing, will see more than 4,500 singers from 14 countries participating in 70 performances in the Toronto area throughout June. Through the efforts of Pick- ering Rotary Music Festival orga- nizers, four concerts will be host- ed here. The Pickering Rotary Music Festival will receive a Town grant of S500 in support of the event. The Howard University Chorale from Washington will perform at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church on Finch Ave. Monday, May 31 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $20. On Thursday, June 3, the Akafist Male Choir of Moscow will take the stage at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., at 8 p.m. Tickets are S16. The Vancouver Chamber Choir performs at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church Sunday, June 6 at 8 p.m. Tickets are S 16. The final performance given in Pickering will be by the Cantemus Children's Choir of Hungary Tuesday, June 22 at 8 p.m. at St. Isaac Jogues Church. Tickets are S16. For tickets or information on other festival performances, call Roy Thomson Hall at 872-4255. 4 994 400/. OFF -- If i 5*97 I i" srulhtecl I,()( in \\ hire ur slime. 11WIN I,'.i lilt hv, K, J 2e972S% O F A-I'Ic'cc' t'.lydt'n LIN 11 "t'1 Al, 3 t�- OD11QCtr PK>0L,c1s :nc 2e" 12" l'rn-,n le Planicr. 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A,- 1 � 9r) 44 L.r\\ n Orn.Init'ttl CI ,t'leCl 11 til ill \\ I q 811.1 0 21 PAGR 24-A4r= (YEWS ADVERrOM MM, MAY M n93 NEWS ADVERTISER Healy says Isles hope to make winning a Habmit FROM PAGE I wn"Iff L-,- it WA Ir—J! f, NHL history. It's more sur- prising because of the type of team we are. We're a bunch of hard workers without any superstars. It makes the victory so much better. This has got to be everybody's highlight on our team." NoK an Ajax resident. Heal, was a big reason why the Islanders are among the t o put things into perspective. All it'll take is one shot and we advance; our chances were as good as theirs. Besides, we won two double -overtime games against Washington, and one overtime game, so we'd been there before." Now , the Islanders have another daunting task — to defeat : Montreal Canadiens t,, advance to Glenn Healy has been instrumental for the New York Islanders in the NHL playoffs. After upset- ting the Penguins, the Isles are in the Stanley Cup semi-finals against the Montreal Canadiens. Stanley Cup ':nal. Healy says won't be easv gainst 'Les Glorieux', but after unseating the defending Cup champions, anything is pos- sible. -We proved against the Pen- guins that 20 guys working hard can accom- plish a lot. But, when we're playing Montre- al, we're not playing a team with individual superstars. We're playing a group called the Canadians, a group that's a talented and dis- ciplined team. At this time of year, there's so 1;7 Pickering High School's Lauren Palmer shows good form in the junior girls' long jump at the first day of the LOSSA Track and Field Championships in Oshawa Monday. photo by Walter Passarella PHS on track at LOSSA meet Three gymnasts set to compete at nationals AJAX-PICKERING - Three area gymnasts will com- pete in the Canadian Gymnas- tics Championships in Calgary this weekend. Lisa Simes and Leah Speir- ing, both of Ajax, and Kirsten K%J%; of Pickering advanced to the nationals after turn- ing in solid qualifying p e r f o r- Lisa Simes mantes at the Elite Ontario meet in Brampton earlier this month. Simes and Speir- ing, mem- bers of the W i n - stonette Gymnastics Association o f Markham, Will com- pete in the senior high Kirsten Koehl performance women's catego- ry — the top level in the coun- try. Meanwhile, Koehl com- petes in the novice division at the nationals. Simes finished first at the Elite Ontario meet, while Speiring was eighth overall. Koehl, 13, a member of Gemi- ni Gymnastics in Oshawa, placed fourth overall at Elite Ontario to earn a berth at the national meet. Leah Speiring Wanderers win a pair in rugby AJAX - Ajax Wanderers rugby teams won a pair of league games during a week- AJAX-PICKERING - Pickering and the 100m dash. Trowers' team- end of play at the Wanderers' High School track and field ath- mate Louwen Allen was second in Harwood Avenue fields. fetes appear headed for another tri- the 100m. The Wanderers men's third umph after the first day of compe- James Arnold was the gold team captured a 17-3 victory tition at the LOSSA champi- medalist in the midget boys' 100m over the Lindsay seconds on oaships. hurdles, silver medalist behind Saturday. Ken Dobbs and Cory Pickering High, defending Dunbarton's Jason Corbin in the Whelen stoned one try each, Ontario Federation of Schools Ath- 100m. Devon Davis leaped to a sil- while Mike Sheils kicked two letic Association (OFSAA) track ver in the long jump. converts and a penalty. and field champions, turned in Other local winners included Meanwhile, the Wanderers another strong performance Mon- Dunbarion's Angela Graham who men's over -35 squad defeated day at the LOSSA meet at the won the senior girls' 1,500 metres, the Toronto Scottish 17-5 on Oshawa Civic Stadium. easily otadistancing silver medalist Sunday. Floyd Williams, Russ Once again this year, Pickering Kersti Poupard of Oshawa Arbuckle and Tom Jackson all High athletes have been the ones to McLaughlin. Graham was the scored trys for Ajax. Patrick beat in the boys' events, with the OFSAA junior girls' gold medal Ussher had a convert. school making a virtual clean winner in this event_ The Wanderers men's first sweep during the fust day. Trisha Johnson of Denis team lost its Ontario Rugby Kirk Salesman captured the O'Connor won the midget girls' Union league opener to the gold medal in the senior boys' high 80m hurdles, Harwood's Shar- Ottawa Irish 14-7 in Ajax on jump at a height of 1.88 metres. maine Wright won the shot put, Saturday. The lone Ajax try Kyle Robinson won the senior with Pine Ridge's Leona Atkins was scored by Nigel Francis boys' 110 -metre hurdles and second. and convened by Stewart Dwayne Spence was the victor in Tracey Chung won a gold Dobb& the discus with a throw of 34.96 medal for Pickering High in the The Wanderers' seconds metres. junior girls' triple jump, lost to the Lindsay firsts 20-15. Pickering dominated the 100m Dane Minns of Pickering St. Patrick Waters and Gord Hold - dash, as Roscoe Fleming edged out Mary was the winner of the senior brook ran for one try each, teammate Kevin Gayle for the boys' javelin. Minns also finished while Pat Byrne had a conver- gold, while Kyle Robinson fin- second to Pickering's Dwayne sion and a penalty. ished third and Brian Davis fourth. Spence in the discus. The Wanderers women's In junior boys' category, Pick- Full results from both days of first team won by default over . ering's Casey Chuhaniuk won gold the LOSSA Track and Field Cham- Balmy Beach, while the Wan - medals in the discus and shot put. pionships will appear in a weekend derers women's second squad Dion Trowers of Pickering also edition of the Ajax -Pickering News lost by default to Brighton. won two golds — l 10m hurdles Advertiser. CALL AL RIVETT WITH SPORTS 683-5110, FAX 683-7363 Ajax residents challenged to get fit for day By AL RIVE'IT lenge Day: Sports Reporter D The Great Ajax Challenge: A fun AJAX - The heat will be on event for businesses and groups. Ajax's citizenry during Challenge Pre -register your team by calling Day Wednesday, June 2• Elise at 427-8811. It's at the com- The Town of Ajax has chal- munity centre's Harwood soccer lenged the City of Peterborough field from noon to 1 p.m. and 7 to 8 during the annual friendly event p.m. which promotes healthy J Wacky Wild Mini Putt: lifestyles while determininga Children, teens and adults can which community can enjoy mini putt in a whole muster the most participa- new way. It's at the communi- tion during that day. ty centre's east arena Ajax Challenge Day V Elise Brat- from 6 to 8 p.m. J "Guesstimate": coordinator Walk, ley says Townsfolk will run or ride your way have tobring their winning along the Ajax lakefront and attitude to this year's edi- a a guess your 1.5 -kilometre time. tion of the event. In 1992, The closest estimate wins a free Ajax registered 54.8 per T-shirt. It starts at the Rotary cent participation, besting both Park walkway (near the pavilion) at communities it had challenged — 6:30 p.m. the City of Guelph and the City of U Mayor's Walk: Join Ajax mayor Fort McMurray, Alberta. Jim Witty on a stroll down Har - However, this year, Ajax will wood Ave. Everyone is welcome. have to do even better, as Peterbor- The walk starts at the Town hall by ough posted a 67.9 per cent partici- the flag pole at 2:30 p.m. and again pation rate last year. at 3:30 p.m. Can Ajacians do it? Bratley is LJ Basketball Blowout: This is a convinced residents will take part three-point shot competition, with by performing 15 minutes of physi- the winner receiving a basketball, cal activity on Challenge Day to courtesy of Pickering Village finish ahead of Peterborough. Sports. It takes place at the =1_ "It's a really tough challenge, ball courts on Monarch Mews from but we have a lot of pride in our 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. community and we feel that we can U A squash open house is planned challenge them, definitely," she for the Ajax Community Centre says. courts from 9 to 11:30 am. and 6 to To get Ajacians into the Chal- 9:30 p.m. As well, there's free pub - lenge Day mode, the organizing lic swimming. Call the recreation committee has arranged lots of department for times. activities to get everyone active. MacLean Hunter Cable TV will A new event this year is a jump- again conduct a telethon where resi- ing castle on the Ajax Community dents can call to report their partici- Centre grounds. It's for everyone pation after performing 15 minutes three and over and promises to be a of physical activity. The telethon lot of fun. It will operate from 10 goes from 5 to 11 p.m. a.m. to 6 p.m. on Challenge Day. LOEB Baywood will be selling Also, the committee has made hamburgers at the Ajax Community arrangements with Rollerblade Inc. Centre on Challenge Day from of Montreal to bring its van and 60 noon to 1 p.m., and 5:30 to 7:30 pairs of skates for residents to try p.m. with all proceeds to the Ajax the hottest fitness trend free of and Pickering General Hospital. charge. Rollerblades will be avail- Challenge Day T -shire are now able for use throughout Challenge on sale. The cost is S 11 each. Day. For more information, call 427 - Other events planned on Chal- 8811. First practice for Dolphins May 20 AJAX-PICKERING - The Dolphin Football club is ready to Cembark on another season of play. toThe club will hold its first practice on Thursday, May 120 at Pickering's Kb srnen Park, starting at 6:15 pm. Kinsmen Park is klcated at Sandy Beach Rd., S. New players are wel cline. AJAX MINOR HOCKEY HOCKEY REGISTRATION/EQUIPMENT SALE Tables will be set up at hockey registration to bring your used equipment in and have it sold for you. Cost will be $2 per family. You price, we sell. Bring in first day, pick up money & unsold equipment last day. Registration will be held at VILLAGE ARENA: June 8th 6:30-9 p.m. BEGINNERS, TYKE 4-7 years old June 9th 6:30-9 p.m. ATOM, NOVICE 8-11 years old June 10th 6:30-9 p.m. PEEWEE & UP 12-17 years old June 15th 6:30-9 p.m. ALL AGE GROUPS HOCKEY FEE $220 BEGINNERS $80 Coaches applications available at registration FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL SHARON 428.1842 volunteers WMA THB NEWS,ADVERT SE14 wtt, MAN -10, IM-PAGN 25W. Some of the funniest moments on Cheers aren't on Cheers. Watch fur our ne« television commercials during the final episode of (cheers. This "hhursda� night. ' SATLRN . O OF PICKERPNG 980 til\(;S T0N RD.. 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Game time at the Ajax team began its season with a con- for -four at the plate, scoring three Community Centre diamond is vincing 14-3 win over the runs and had a pair of stolen bases 7:30 p.m. Cobourg Cardinals in Cobourg and RBIs. He also came up with a last Thursday night. defensive gem in the sixth inning The Thunderbirds went out to when Cardinals' Gord Sutherland an early 2-0 lead in sent a bullet over the bag near the first inning and second with Lorne Woodward held Cobourg at who earlier singled headed for bay behind the second. But, Harmsworth's quick pitching of left- glove fielded it cleanly and hander Pete Babiak recorded an unassisted 6-3 double who spread out six hits play to end the inning, over the eight innings he pitched, Offensively for the Upper while striking out six and walking Deck seniors, Lance Desroches a pair of hitters. Frank McIntyre also picked up three hits with Rob came on to finish out the ninth Kingston slapping out a pair of frame. hits. Ian Fletcher, Frank Mcln- Ajax exploded for I 1 runs over tyre, Dave Meredith and Darcy the last three innings, including a Head each had a hit. six -run ninth, to seal its first win The seniors next game is Mon - in Eastern Ontario Baseball Asso- day, May 17 in Peterborough ciation senior men's league play. against the Tigers and they return Mark Harmsworth, a rookie home Thursday, May 20 for their Gymnasts sat meet AJAX -PI C K E R I ti G - Area (Gandat.). 4. Shawna Levay-Lentiaello (High - elementary school athletes were bush) BEAM. 1, Elva Ms (Jtighbush), 2. Shawna gym -dandy at the recent Pickering Levay-Lentinello (Highbush), 3. Michelle and area gymnastics meet at the Wallace (GandaL), 4. Pamela Johnston (Gan - Pickering Aerials Gymnastics dat). VAULT 1. Pamela Johnston (Gandat.), 2. Club. Joanne McCulloch (Col. Farewell). 3. Six schools participated in the Meaghan Cosgrove (Gandat.). 4. Carrie -Arnie competition - Highbush, Wood- HakzHwff«(Col. Farewell lands and Gandatsetiagon Public JU%IOR FLOOR I Tammv Vanderstarren (Gandat.), Schools from Pickering. South- 2. Heather Bell (Ganda[ ). 3. Jennifer Stcr- wood Park of Ajax. Col. J.E. giads(Gandat ) Farewell Of Whitby and ':lead- BEAM I Tammy Vanderstarct (Ganda` ). 2. Heather Bell (Gandat?. 3. Jennifer Stergiadis owcrest of Brooklin. (Gandat) Gymnasts ranged from Grades VAULT 1. Heather Bell (Gandat.), 2. Tammy I to 8. More than 100 girls partic- Vanderstarren (Ganda[). 3. Jcmtfc Stergiadis ipated in the meCL (Gandat i IN-IfERMEDIATE The complete results are as fol- FLOOR I Megan Slew (Ganda[). 2 Alexis IoW's: McKay (Gandat.). 3 Julie Diann (Gandat.) COMPLI.SORY K-4 BEAM 1 Julie Diernen (Ganda[ r. 2 Megan FLOOR : Sax. 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VMM&.MP6ft-j"= REMADVERTUM Via, Ml on Crime Stoppers Cops hot on trail of arsonist By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD Durham Regional Police DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional arson squad are asking for the public's help in solving a break, enter and commit arson offence in Ajax on Saturday, March 13. Just after 4 a.m., flames were observed coming from Hupaco Wood Products at 540 Finley Ave. After the fire was extinguished, investigation showed that entry had been gained to the business by breaking a window in the front door leading to the office area. Drawers and file cabinets were broken into. The suspecLS also got into the main plant and removed two car batteries from the fork-lift machines. Several tool boxes and various tools were also stolen. Arson investigators determined that two separate fires were lit, one in the office and the other inside the plant. Total damage to Learn to save a life DURHAM - You can learn to save a life in just six hours. 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VISA MASTERCARD Not all items exactly as Illustrated R16Eri►ft=7'11E NEWS ADYERTftl , WAD, MAI' 19,1993 AFFECTIONATE ana attract ve single male. 30 Y's parent n' two, en cgs family life, m,-s'c. movies. outdoors. seeks warm attractive honest sincere lady SY 1019 ATTRACTIVE 2- yr oc •^ale 'Loves sports .h Jaren aa's e-,oys music, parties idnq walks. seeks female 19-25. must be s ncere SY 1020 SHY sec„re -ae 37 yrs ac enjoys sports. ci `•-g dancing. seeks sincere female 25-40 wh^ en oy, same SY 1021 SINGLE raie 39 yrs si•m, secure. fun iov ria seeks attract've lady 25-35 who enjoys SY 1022 TALL. yoa•K `a^cs.-•^e Gent it cid asn cnec. romi wee establ,shed, enjoys rng walks en the beach. quiet dinners, seeks 's -ale 2C-30. attractive, whc enjoys same SY 1023 ATTRACTIVE y c'^ -a e shy enjoys ^ --I- ng long walks drives seeks '-male 30-40, s m sincere and honest SY 1024 AFFECTIONATE 47 v -s c d w•• to ma e 5 ?" ..A eyes ^a^as^me wou,a ''Ke to mee: a a . slim dcwr !o earth 'adv 3545 SY 1025 SHY —;,;p . `.. _,e. s's are , da-_ -g •.sh ng camping outdoor person. seeks 'emaie 38 a^c up healthy and �c `g SY 1026 GOOD r_K^c sec,•e -ones!. ea„catec. _yes !'ave ^•Jseurns. Qu e*, times. movies a -d conversat on Seeks s;,- fe•-•a'e w fl - S -,.,a, nro.us.c q^o 25-35 SY 1027 BUSINESS -- _- P -•a a -- _ . ,-s c is eves see+ --0--s-oke- lema a ousiness c easure kes outdoes ca -p ng. etc SY 1028 SINGLE -- ■es of, a Ks c nners dancing. seek ^_- 'ema,e r a- crsh,p SY 1029 SINCERE --•a e •- - : en o,s a s: -••s ca•^o ng. f,snmg MIK ^c etc Look ng S11— wc'^an 45-5C sal -e nteresls SY1030 3' - person likes sports. long wa ks ^ nq seeks w"ma^ 35 v -s a^ r :,v -- Sy 1031 SECURE ca, •ac -, adve^•✓ous`seeks ,e -^ale 28.38. s ^Moro '-sl a anc ar.•ac•ve SY 1032 TALL. caseca Banc ^g coi:age cou^!•y. cycling seek ng sincere knc nea^ed fun loving lady c a'e Same ti5-4^ SY 1033 , ob er,Oys dining, dancing, `ve shows seeks •emale 30-42 who enjoys same SY 1034 TALL. ca-„ -a-s,^e __ _ —ale e- -:s sc- •s l -q. dancing going ou!. seeks •e-na•e 26-4: •esoons b e s lidera a -c -a' n- SY 1035 29 YEAR n- e^ -.e 7a - _s = : 3, ..g pOO a •o•^a^tic at hear, ■ `. for "a• special ,aoy tc romance big _o SY 10316 WHiTE'a- rP-:ec -Ones: ac ma!ure seeks cack ,19c women 28-36 for e..•er even rc_ s and 7 'Ar .a,aa^tic r SY 1037 PLEASANT __ .e P- _vs _ -..-•-v ^„sic wa Kstalks, seeks 'e•'ae 4-- and Jp wno shares same -'erests SY 1038 ATTRACTIVE -a e .-s •-s ^a, -- ;P3-- •-:1 as CanC:ng Cir r^ Seek ^_ y 2^_25 yy..- ca^o o-e5lS SY 1011 SINGLE. s -v w^ •F -a a e-,:.5 ,"are -_. es ara -any Cl acl,va,es. seeks ,emaie 20-25 for possible reiaLonsnip SY 1042 Flit -a _ eves yrs .y music. movies O,n ny seeks 'emaie 35 !a prey. caring and nespons c e SY 1043 HI a --.c- c•-ec •-•ae -ke a•^ e• c type w!^ a good sense or me oOK ng !or that spec a, lady 23-33 vis SY 1045 AFFECTIONATE. q --d :SK --• s.nce•e ^•a e 2E yrs c a e^ oys horsenack riding. p ayng tennis, seeks 'emaie 19-28 w.- same r!e•es!s SY 1047 I'M a !a 'u^ ov ng male ate 2C s, interests are ^OCKey earng ice c -al -cines. seeks female self mol valet ace 25-35 SY 1048 ATTRACTIVE, wn,te ma a 21 yrs old. ooking for a long term re•at onship. enjoys ong walks music and sports. seeks female 18.25 with, same interests SY 1051 FOURTY years old attractive male, enjoys going out. dining, Cooking children, seeks female. 35-37 who enjoys same SY1053 CHRISTIAN, single white male, 57". 25, hazel eyes, thin blonde hair, enjoys outings, long walks. seeks similar female age 20-26. SY 1054 I'M a 40 yr. old white male who enjoys dining, ju et times at home, likes some sports, seeks lemale who's slim, attractive, sincere and outgoing SY1060 1TTRACTIVE, white male, honest, sincere, ekes travel. moves museums, seeks ndependel slim female. 25-35 with same merest SY 1056 NELL established male. 35, enjoys sports, Movies. quiet times at home. traveling, seeking slim female. 30 and up with same nteresis SY 1057 1TRACTIVE male early 30's. outdoor type. Kes sports. dancing. seeking a woman with a food sense of hurl who's looking for e',ous partnership SY 1058 RAN, 35 yrs professonai down :o earn !ractve 6 :ai orl enjoys aneoo•s ria Ks reed :al.or movies d n -g seeks Oma a ?5-35 w :n s m a• nteres!s SY 1061 r vL } I: t i - r For persons 18 years of age or older. HOW TO RESPOND TO ,jltCCeiL'ly `�OLLiS ADS. Read the instructions below then call 1-416-976-1991 When calling 1-416-976-1991 a charge of $1.99 per minute will appear on your telephone bill as soon as you connect to the tiirtCereiy vur5 service. 1) Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make a note of the four digit �T "mailbox" number that appears at the end of each ad you're interested in. 2) using a touch tone telephone call 1-416-976-1991 at any time of day. You must call from within the 416 area code to access the \ltiLere�y J; TS telephone service. 3) Follow the easy instructions. You'll have the option of responding to a specific ad, or "browsing" voice mailbox greetings from _� 1ncert'(1J Citi IJ advertisers within each category. Need FREE help? Call 404-1436 Oshawa, 686-5133 Ajax Monday through Sunday from 3:00 p.m. through 11:00 p.m. (iLl LOOKING guy. look ^g for Companionsh'p d.. --, the day Seeks female 20-32 who enjoys the outdoors. anc movies SY 3020 ATTRACTIVE •-•.a e 5" ?= seeks ^a -lac !e -a e 25-4;, a!ractive for companionship SY 3021 ATTRACTIVE -'a a ea• y 3 s a•^,elr, seeks fal e s m •ec ha,,. for quiet evenings arc _companionship SY 3022 TALL, a --ac* ve c cw- ^a r ge e^ a^ 22 y -s J a enjoys motor sports, music. long walks cn the beach, seeks female 20-30, who e^•cvs same SY 3023 SINGLE wh to ^ale yrs oic en,oys spo^.s _'".+"!•y --Sic. quiet 7inners. seeks female. 20-23 who en•ovs San* SY 3024 28 YR. OLD. •-a•• ec s - a!!•aclwe ^ale seeks c screel companionship with female win-- s married shm. attractive, late 30 s - ea•'v 4C's SY 3025 ATTRACTIVE 37 y c a -ale en cys Ong wa Ks. Banc ng movies. dining, is very shy. seeks female, slim attractive. 25-35 who i lcvs same SY 3027 ADVENTUROUS, a~ached ma e. 35 yrs 18' clean snavea frt. spontaneous, daring, Seeks single Or attached female 19-34, attractive car ng good humour, discretion assured SY 3028 SINGLE male. 3C ys . good iooking, enjoys camping, snow skiing. night summer walks. seeks female 20-30, slim, who ,s same, sincere, honest. and responsible SY 3029 DIVORCED, no problem, employed, 46 yrs., still blonde, likes gardening, movies, decorating, home stuff, etc., could enjoy much more with right person SY 3030 SINGLE gentleman, looking for companionship, age 35, Ickes Greek food, sports minded, enjoys children, looking for a woman age 25.35 of same sort. Home minded. SY 3031 SINGLE mother with two children seeks male 3545, handsome, polite, family oriented who enjoys dining, and long walks. SY 3032 established, white, male, early 305 seeks two slim white females for a fantasy encounter. SY 3033 SUM, married, 28 yrs. old female seeks slim, attractive, 20-28 yrs., male, for fun, no strings attached SY 3034 SECURE, mature. lady in my 40's. loves the outdoors g^.urm@t dinners. dancing, seeks gentkemar mature 4C plus sense of hurl and exrellent attitude SY 3035 OUTGOING —a e 29 yrs p ^^a e oyes enjoys sper!s outdoors clubs, musicseeks women 25-35. slim, outgoing who shares same interests. SY 3036 MATURE lacy ar•ac! ve ^aece^oe^! i cgs Ong wa ks lining. traveling, seeks gentleman 4C anc Jp, established outgoing and s-nce a SY 3038 SINGLE -otre 33 rs c c w^c e•• cys •^Jsic. ^'oves. the outdoors, and long walks, seeks an hones! and caring male for compa- onsho. 30-35 yrs SY 3039 GENTLEMAN. 6 !a• . 2--C you^ds we estab fished -or-smoke, enjoys playing bridge, quiet evenings !.s^ing. Seeks'emaie healthy for fun filled relationship SY 3040 ATHLETIC, estabiisheo ^a a 22 yrs . e- cys horses m,,s,c and the great outdoors, seeks attractive open minded female to share cornparnonship with SY 3041 MARRIED couple mid th rhes, OCK ng 'Cl same 'or s.ncere lasting relationship. discretion assured SY 3042 MALE, 52 yrs. enjoys playing cards. sports. dining. dancing, seeks lady 50-52 with same interests SY 3043 OPEN minded, attractive. independent. black lady. 30 yrs., with one child, enjoys long walks, dining, dancing, seeks physically fit, responsible gentleman, 30-37 for friendship SY 3044 SHY, attractive male, 35, enjoys long walks, dining, dancing, open minded, good sense of humour seeks slim, fun loving, female, age 25.35 for companionship. SY 3045 THIS 34 yr. old, blue eyed guy enjoys sports, outdoors, likes romancing a woman, seeks female, attractive, 25-35, responsible and sincere. SY 3046 I'M 27 yrs. old with brown hair and brown eyes, athletic, enjoy long walks, romancing a woman, seeks female 25-30, sincere with same interests. SY 3047 SINGLE mother, 34 yrs. old, seeks fit Christian male 35-50 for friendship or possible relationship, outdoor activities, quiet times and good conversation SY 3048 ATTRACTIVE 'emaie. 24 w1h a passion for ,yc es especially Harleys. seeks handsome bike, for Sunday afternoon jaunts in the ^ ^' 25 and up SY 3049 FOURTY-SEVEN y : -i: An to fe^a e of :^w nleresa 3•e ' ^e c n ng. music, rock anc roll. dancing, seeks gentleman 45-5C well established SY 2052 IRI4I4".11 Walis*36" ATTACHED ^ale, seeking open minded, slim, female 35-45 'or some casual encounters SY 5014 WHITE *er-•a e we 2C s cv ng -ce.. ^girded owson seeks same SY 5015 ATTRACTIVE, p^ys daily '! fenrn s' female sense c' n mcJr, seeks physically fit male for intimate relationship SY 5016 ATTACHED •^a e. late 3C's seeks coupe or female for casual encounters SY 5019 ATTACHED male 39 si r.. enjoys iong wa ks boating quiet d nners. seeks ike minded 'emaie -_ C who enjoys same SY 5020 STRAIGHT couc e n early 22 s would iKe fr'e^dshp• with other couples, for bowling. _playing cards and camping SY 5021 COUPLE in 3C s. open minded, seeks female Of coupes to join them for tun and companionship SY 5022 HAWA couple, he's 39, she's 34, both bisexual, looking for same with experience, if interested let us know about yourselves. SY 5024 ATTRACTIVE white female, mrd 20's, fit, fun loving, open minded seeks the same for friendship. SY 5025 HANDSOME,young 30s, white male seeks open minded female for encounter and Possible relationship. SY 5026 ATTRACTIVE couple seeks 20-30 yr old female for fun and camparioni SY 5027 IVONIEN LOOKING ATTRACTIVE blonde, mature. intelligent woman who enjoys dining, dancing, country driving, seeks male 35-45 who is sensitive. sincere and enjoys same. SY 2018 ATTRACTIVE, slim lady, searching for warm, honest gentleman, established 55-65 for friendship, dancing, quiet times, social drinker, prefer non-smoker. SY 2019 SEPARATED mother of one, 24 yrs., 691 shy, enjoys long walks on the beach, seeks tall, attractive, honest and tun loving mate, 22-28. SY 2020 ATTRACTIVE, articulate, educated, SWF, 46 yrs. young, seeks fit, affectionate, dependable, SWM. 4C 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 SY 2022 FUN loving, non-smoking. Christian female, 30 yrs old with dependents, loves music, dancing, long walks, camping, gardening, seeks honest, romantic, Christian male 28.30. SY 2023 ATTRACTIVE, professional, female, enjoys Sports, travel, dining, dancing. Seeks honest, sincere. professional male with same interests SY 2024 SEPARATED, shy female, 40 yrs . who likes outdoors. camping, dining, dancing, sports minded seeks affectionate male 35-45 with same interests SY 2025 I'M a full figured. 30 yr. old single mom, enjoys quiet evenings by the fireplace, all outdoors. seeks male 35-45, sincere, family oriented. SY 2026 AFFECTIONATE lady. 23 yrs, enjoys working out at the gym, modeling, outdoor sports. seeks male 22-26, self motivated, outgoing and sincere SY 2027 ATTRACTIVE, lar. 33 yr old female who enjoys cottage life. snowmab,hng. and living, seeks outdoor type, established, fun loving male SY 2028 ATTRACTIVE wcmar are 4C's. loves cottage He, dining, dancing, quiet times, would like to meet sincere male for companionship and Possible romance SY 2029 ATTRACTIVE. secure. single mem. 28 wsnes 'c meet a good looking sincere family or,en+ed man 3^es 28-35 SY 2030 MATURE S' one :' the g,ys k nd Of g r. wOU�C Ke to meet unaerstanding man for good convefsations and some fun, age 28-38 SY 2031 PLEASANT ady 49 yrs you -g en,cys rave (1--g. r^mart,c evenings at home seeks man 45-55, prefers tall man, stocky who has same interentn SY2032 ATTRACTIVE, 3"ecr.c^are separate•! 35 Y's mom cf one, enjoys sports. dancing. outdoors. seek ng a good looking guy 33-38 with same interests SY 2033 DIVORCED 25 y c•C ^io-er c' ^nee er,oys Camping. col,, -try life, honesty. seeks 30-35 yr Old -lie 7 ---d with children SY 2034 ATTRACTIVE. ;peel s.re `-once -I " 4� s non-sin,)war, Kes traveling, camping, outdoors, ca^dienght and wine, dancing, fur. seeking tai' gentleman, non-smoker with same infern.,fs SY 2035 FOURTY-SEVEN yrs you-; j7, people person• who er cys outdoors, dancing. quiet dinners. fuii figured. seeks man 45-55. estahl,shed with si ^•lar --r- SY 2037 TWENTY-SEVEN yea, - : s e -_-.--.7 •"e•,°s!S are ca -p -ng, horse back "Crng. work ng out, enjoys motorcycle rides. especially Harleys, seeks Tale 30-39. responvhie and s,nre•e SY 2038 LADY, 33 yrs _' age sir, a care -t c two. interests are movies, walks. auiet dinners, seeks gentleman 33-40. family oriented and established SY 2041 SLENDER, ar.•ac'-ve. profel woman. 23, seeks a sincere, secure, educated, WSM 23-30 who enjoys evening walks, dining dancing, movies. and outdoor sports SY 2043 ADVENTUROUS acyl pei le blonde loves outdoors, hiking, cottage. !ravel, music, dining, dancing, wishes to meet sincere. established. Canadian gentleman. 50's. to share same SY 2044 THIRTY SIX y' o d, s ngle femae. interests are sports. dancing, walks along the board walk, movies, loves being romanced, seeks man 35-40 with same interests SY 2045 LADY ,n early 40 s. has one child, enjoys dancing, dining, romantic evenings at home. the beach, seeks male 40-48. sincere and established. SY 2046 FULL figured, 31 yr. old female who enjoys being romanced, country walks, picnics. movies, seeks male, must be family oriented, sincere and honest. SY 2047 FEMALE, 33, single mom, good to warped sense of humour, loves to laugh. CW music, fishing, camping, dancing, seeks male 33-43, white with same interests. SY 2048 CHRISTIAN, professional woman, 34, attractive, who enjoys ballroom dancing, singing, and country walks, seeks compassionate, outgoing, Christian man with a sense of humour. SY 2049 BLONDE, tall, slender, not?, but sensitive, caring and loving, 33 yr. old single, working mom, looking for same in a man. SY 2053 HARD working, 33 yr. old single mother of two, enoys going out camping, beach, music, quiet evenings, seeks honest, fit, caring SWM, 33-36 with same interests. SY 2054 i ATTRACTIVE, female, likes movies, dining, dancing, walks, sports minded, seeks same in senior male 60-75. SY 4000, PLACE YOUR FREE Sincere 1y. 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 rep today. You may place an ad as often as you like. 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Send resume to: BRIAN STROUD 5665 McLaughlin Rd., Miss., L5R 31(5 or call 568.960 HAVE 15 hrs. a week that you GIRLS wanted from Carhada.be- would lice to make productive? tween 7-19 to compete In this work out of your home, earn years 1993 Toronto Pageants. 51000 a month with an excellent Over $20.000 in prizes and 37 year old company. To File scholarships. Call today 1-800- +l6072. P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. Pageant ext 7429 or 1-800.724. Ont. L I H 71.5 (052193) 3268 ext 7429. (052693) 110 General He CARDINAL IMII s a couramma tK Carding! People Care " LIVE IN/LIVE OUT NANNIES required Drivers preferred Call 619-3351 CLEANER WANTED Ajax/Pickering area, evenings & weekends, own transportation a must. Call week days between 1-3 p.m. 683-9646 Heating company. Family owned & operated seeks telemarketers & gas fitters. 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Temporary Progranttner/Analyst (term to be discussed) I() assist with the development of a Production Control Svstem. - Must have demonstrated experience with Microsoft Visual Basic. - Microsoft SQL Server experience. Temporary Cost Accountant (term to be discussed) As our temporary cost accountant you will be n•sponsible for auditing the implementation of an advanced product costing and control system, in addition to the completion of cost analvsis. Advanced standing in the CM.A or (-(_',A program. Demonstrated experience in %Hero,. oft sottvvarc Costing experience in a manufacturing environment and internal audit experience would hi an asset. Please forward vour resume, inclusive of wage expectations to: Human Resources Department: iraintl'las Incorporated, 6';0 Finlev Avenue, Ajax, Ontario LES r.N 1. A SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE New Family, Singles and Seniors Apartment/Townhouse Community Rent-free 2 or 3 bedroom apartment Salary: $26,964 per annum plus benefits Start: June 281h, 1993 Preference will be given to applicants with recent high-rise experience. Submit resume by: May 24, 1993 to: 1 Richards Lane Ajax, Ontario L1 T 3M3 FAX: (416) 683-7324 120 Office Help PART ^ter _ e' i .i<<.. •;•�^. "•x;..'rea. puss,ow Owl txrre. Must ' ave word perfect 5 0. Send •.osurnes to TPA �rvesiment tanning Center. :22 Arnol St. iVhitby. Ont. L IN 3Y 9. No nnone _alis please Attention Ar^ darrtord (052193) 130 sales al Agents SALESPERSON Expanding Duct Cleaning Company associated with major national retailer has opening for Estimator/Closer. We have scores of qualified leads to be covered, earning $3,000 to $4,000 per month. Outgoing, dependable people with sales background preferred but not WILDWOOD F011D SALES Durham's Number One Ford team is looking for Sales Professionals to join a solid, winning team. We provide: • Dynamic advertising and promotional support • Life, Health & Dental benefit package • High traffic showroom • Excellent compensation plan. We require: Sales representatives who exhibit a professional image, are Customer Satisfaction motivated, and wish to make the automobile business a career. For a confidential Interview call 839-6666. 135 Skilled Help 135 Skilled Help _arge manufacturer needs your Tani years of experience In financial reporting and extensive knowledge of PC Networking and aapilcatfon. -"acs�r n.oul Claoys,r", •o WESTNE'r ROSSLANC 'I'I If: MINACS GKOCP a .io••, caoysme•n ">-ia; \A N "i' K EY 'tor lunches. 'elererces Ci` -40kerds (051993, Eumuzz Pf 10NF. x'12- 6OhO (051993) 0R EXPERIENCED :aycare :rope. xs 598 "18 days or 831 5077 trtar• 'o _ o age 3 years FAX i2 --SO 23 160 Day Care Day Care 165 Wanted Available GYANESE a - 1 .1:; .• -r JUne. firm -"acs�r n.oul Claoys,r", •o WESTNE'r ROSSLANC -_,oysa r :herr home 428 ,'69'. a .io••, caoysme•n ">-ia; V-::xn-or. after 6-.3r D'-' anytime 'tor lunches. 'elererces Ci` -40kerds (051993, care C Oiorna 427-4937 BABYSITTER •eclw,.d for 7 (051993) "-ontn. old t.iaby. Am+be.iea area EXPERIENCED :aycare :rope. xs 598 "18 days or 831 5077 trtar• 'o _ o age 3 years ,..enirgs (052393) experence. Large D,ay area - a Day Care oa5ere^ s""O" 'vee 165 "v' or ^e^ _aaec" .ewa Available .1-S ay �41 563 66:9 INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD 9alIr carrtg. safe. fur ^orae ervmrmer- lft Licensed by M C SS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - BOWMANVILLE Memorial Hospital Bowmanvllle offers the following full hrnr; career opportunity RESPIRATORY THERAPIST This challenging position will Involve establishing a cardio respiratory therapy program Responsibilities will Include assessment and treatment of In and out patients. education of professional staff and patients in proper use of medications, therapy procedures and pulmonary function testing equipment Your qualifications will Include demonstrated related respiratory therapy experience preferably In a general hospital the ability to effectively manage a diverse caseload, communicate and work cc - operatively with a variety of professional staff and patients registration (or eligibility for registration) with the C S R T and current BCLS Qualified applicants are Invited to forward a resume by May 28 1993 to Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville Human Resources Department 47 Liberty Street South Bowmanville, Ontario 1_1C 2N4 r Fax: 416-623-4088 We thank a,l applicants for their ,nterest out wish to advise that ori � !hose selected for an Interview will be contacted MEMORIAL HOSPITAL - BOWMANVILLE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 210 Flea Market 210 Flea Market 210 Flea Market Vim'/Ar-' NEW 1./ as seen at the Cottage Show 8 FOOT MOULDED PLASTIC FLOATS' READY TO BUILD CALL FOR YOUR FREE LITERATURE 15400 OLD SIMCOE RD. U 7r PORT PERRY. ONTARIO P[-^STICS INC. L9L 1 L8 1,416; 439-6111 Reasorlaote raieS Receipts, flexible hours Cail �f�f Articles Articles Articles DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE 220 For Sale 220 For Sale 230 Wanted 509-1207 ADMIRAL '" :;-- i : ; .." u0E 5 428362' C52593y __ WANTED a - 1 .1:; .• -r JUne. firm ` w'Uer'� •erw I' : .c•r: BABYSITTER aa ac WINDSURFER. n,ce^y cress Ava,ao.e arge s-00 coats ..sec .:c' g naw 'o" -e ui';,par: time. Havenscroh Ross.and Call Bat; Flea Market era _^.t. S25C Coucn. $5C. y ass and :ab es and Co"ea -o1^rg 'o' 're w^ce 3aa :'a races or .rss "a' ' sy at 686-9813 (052393'. 12-10 pals^ rug, $4C Ca,; '.roles. f5C 421- C3C7 :C52393: 2 p'.e 6'0 dap OUALITY daycare, intants to 12 summer open ngs Severa. 286 Co :.Dura' 6M8. .-Cw :^ ours. 9 a - 6 D ^' Sar„ra,s d'^ 5 p ' 42' 2669 years oro C P R.. non smb•er COURTICE C.e'nn'ai May 29. '^D' 'or a^C Denier 00rtab'9 i crutaproor nome. lenced yard_ 1993 cool rg for vendors or aapay stand 'or corverrons SAVE $33 au c so•iC '•r^ ^'sills. SnaC.s DlOviaeC the ti6a md'4et, f'0 of mole. a^a ''ace stows Best o"er 0-,- ,:C 'W's West,, hw 92 Call Ma• a TWO ',ages. $'25345:. stove. 4213-9251 (352193 Great 'Or •oro a' Ca 9 C. FCR SALE & WAN,, -ED Law, "ower In ;OCc rC.:.or y ,arar;eec Aso rece:r ;race Bey V0 pact for ;as Awr -,ower. ary xrc,tcr, 'pee p,U & cteilvefy ey y 428-9284 ;052193; 52393 $t., per spot Ca 432.70513 C5•993) OAKPINE =jAN7 RE W^y 428362' C52593y __ WANTED RELIABLE caycare m my FIVE o.:e lea:' unit. $3CC, au Pay 'e'a ':des° One o' WINDSURFER. n,ce^y cress lea -�' a"' C're's.'wc'4-'9 Or name. iuncr, and snacks. extras 'Iune'o•a, $75 sand :o.o.•ea Ontar•o s oldest and largest s,_•- 3"�'^e' >ew ^g see^ ria aC as z '•-a ^n A,, Provided 'wo re,n or par11me 0' 12-10 pals^ rug, $4C Ca,; man-facturers is now se,hng was,w dryer. pyre cor'ee 'aD�e -,1 - .- e' " =A" summer open ngs Severa. Arre 428-1320 1052'93 area ,o the auooc Eg 5 oar a^C •leo end :aoies 28 coot'' Anew 0- 33 42?x833 years training and experience Call Mr. Za111an IaDe *in cw ex', and 4 W rasor cnea: "ee:er Ca. 663-9646 FURNITURE '"e '95Cs Any Reasonabie rates. Hwy 82D xe nava same 'or sae Call 435- 023' Cna,rs. $799 6 oak POOL •5x3C aoove gra.-C. M R0. 837 2039 (052393) TWO ',ages. $'25345:. stove. pe0asral -w ex' arc 6 emirs. -ow 0. _c 'e' ave'y" ^9 11a' -)-es. Dens. acver: s ^g. toys. SPACE available for otants 4 S50. wasner. $20C. crier 3'5C $1429 Cannorbali teas. 3299 Gin ,• $600 428 "42 after 5 3C cecors soaring Ca.4.6 655 months and older 16 years two oomputers $20C.Sa5, ce Over 20 stain choices . ail sola D: ' 052393; 6349 060393) experience. Foxhoilow area cream maxer. $30, eect-oric typewrier. 3250. BMX bCyce. no veneers - Tradu,ona' WoodworK ng. 416-985-8774 ANNUAL RO.AN.^. C' -ASS BARBIE _-: s - ,M age. France. Call 8312615 (051993) 330. weed eater gas. 385. ani,. (TF) ROOM a A.%C SA -z: le" r,: we - a accessories , ry, DAYCARE available :n my que radio. $100 686-7865 BEAUTIFUL 3 ciamond wed savings D,anosG anciat'a•s a -s .,a- 1959 '0 1969 home Harwood.Bayly $75 (052393) pleasant well paid and busy environment Please call 837- doors 0anos. •ern ,o owe- ADI '^a'Kec V ire- mace ^ JaDar MARTINIZING CLEARVIEW Student Wndow necessary. Full weekly. Any age, reoeipts given (u _ ) ___ __ ding oanc aoDra:sea nave papa's, a 31200 ASKn f750 g Bre „prigrt. gra^C y •a '•ee Ca Va ,are ,M ss ssauga;. DRY CLEANERS Washers need canvassers to work evenings 5 pm. -8:30 p.m. training provided, Car Large fenced yard, happy environment, references WATERBED siper single pine Cad 576-0291 c052:93) keyocaras CLOCKS delivery and set up Call veep 4.6%'496' .052'931 Needs another Wages paid hourly plus essential. available. Call 683.8673. bookcase headboard, bumper EVANA Top Sod whoesaie and :axe advantage of our ow WANTED Dinoau a^c baseball ,,ac^^es. anyconeaon, also Experienced bonuses. Call 837.0200. (051993) Call Mr. Za111an Etllployment pads, comtoner and sheets. 6 months old, asking $295. D 9 � and retail. screened and 5hretlaed T•pie mix. deck sand. p rices on an stock gest Dices always 433-1491. ,TFAL.! nava same 'or sae Call 435- 023' Cleaner Presser d 428-2010 170 Wanted cage. 20x36x24- high. Used 4 Also cedar and other nursery 5 ,C53C93i in Oshawa. HAIRSTYUST -become pan a talented and ambitious team. months. 355. 683.2446 (052393) stock available at discount PATIO doors (Drano new). $399. 6' $499. 8' $599 Brown or WANTED used TV s. VCR's. Call 576-75WStylists, recent grads, tech- $500.000.000 Pharnlaceuucal o0nlpanY 9009 network. CaM ELECTROLOGIST - mature well groomed professional SECTIONAL sota $25; oak prices For prompt del very. call 430-a 733 or evenings whsle, eau 416-433-1738 be- stereos. work ng or not Cash Dae Can 420-3849. (0523931 nicians and apprentices deer a chance to grow now. Mr. Dobbs, 579.0797. elect/ ist Nnshes to work in finished wall unit for TV and (052393) tweenNoonand8p.m,(052593) NEED extra wlcom )his spring7 Major Lingerie is look- grow through education. Call through ug (052393) pleasant well paid and busy environment Please call 837- more. glass doors and adlus. oke new, ;blue LARGE three cushioned Coucn. 250 GarageNard 250 Garage/Yard any n9torrnatureHdiasinthisaroa. 666'3805 for your interview. COMMISSIONED sales local oontrador, 0541. (052393) table shelves, roclun n 9 table. $25: blue grOy,tXue. good condition. as- Sales Sales Pan time sale, 9 -or flexible hours, (052593) Dorsals. paving will train. Students weir r . BtnlneSS to airtee rodung chair set and matching king $200 Cal 579-3909 full training, excellent Commission bonus plan Join DEPENDABLE live-in superin in Oshawa. Mr. Young_663.6226. (052393) 18 Business pillows. $25 Like new, 686- p CARPET - I have several 1000 YARD SALE - SPRING CLEAN-UP our team d successful Under- tendant for 6 plex Must be experienced in deaning _ - _ ---- 2496. (051993) yards of new Stainmaster and 100 o nylon carpet I I ca pet Friday, Saturday, Sunday • May 21, 22, 23 8205 Wear Women. Call 427- 6205 (052593) and minor repairs. Call 430- 135 Skilled Help FAX repairs done on-site. SBS COTTAGE furniture. I2eseat. your living room dna ran for 10 a.tn-4 p.m. • 1203 canbOrOU h Cres., Pickering P 9 9 PART lime handyman, Frazer 0134. (TF) for most repairs 10 years ;100; kitchen butter. $IOC, $360. Prce includes carpet pad 313 Ladles' clothing, small kitchen appliances. stove, Bone He hts Co g Operative � ax � A) experience. Call 428.6153. (052193) maple desk vanity. $100. and .nstallation yards" Steve. (416) 287 50%2 tTFI fumlture, dirge room light. 1978 Ford T -Blvd. coking for a pan time hand- 1 2Q Office Help AUTO glass installer, ex- wardrobe. $50; storage cup _ Yman for 16hrs. per week. Ap- perience an asset. Call Reg boara,00unier. 375; desk. $60 STOVE wh te. electric. 30- WILL GENTLEMAN phcants should have skill in the Akers' 416.623.2053 evenings.//� 2Firewood 05 683-8753. (051993) Kenmore. $150. Air conorooner. horizontal wmoow. 5000BTL, WHO PURCHASED 280 Lost & Found carpentry trade and overall ex. IF you are single or a single (051993) GOLF Lessors Fore lose many Penance in general residential Parent or separated or divorced WANTED - AZ drivers, 3-5 years alter )list couple $50 Antique organ. $Boo Ca i SET OF IRONS AT repairs. Rale d pay will be 312- with three ears work Y experience, need dean abstract ROKA Lumber Hardwood. 4'x8'x16", 365 lessons Flexible Hours and only lessons s 4282'47 •052393! YARD SALE SAT. 14 hr Successful applicant will experience, you may quality for and I.C.C. Call 725.9324. 4'x8 x12- $60. $15 per lesson- Larry.619-1398 HANK'S APO, ANCES otters r LOST a brown, z)Lack, orange Paliorm general residential financial assistance or A you are (052393) Soft wood 4'x8 x12` available. $40. Days. 705.2773381, eve. (053093) No Da, -Peri lar 90 days on MAY 15 AT 65 Cat na-ed Ca.co as, seer, at repairs including repairs to floor over 45 and have recently been 434-6665. (TF) _ CROSLEv applances. CROS- ADMIRAL PHONE Bowma^vote Humane Society .irid ceilings. Deadline for lad oft. you may quality for vain- HOS Medical p' VENDORS wanted - new Ilea LEv rias a tuil ',no d quality built wn,le '^e Rao.es C'�inic was on 'asumes is May 31/93. Please '-b -it resume to Hiring ing assistance. DIPICERT, Lotus, Wordpeneet, D -base. 15A 0 Dental 21 Q Flea Market marketrlarmers market CAN- NINGTON ARENA starting dale refrigerators. gas or electric .anges. wasner. gas or elecinc 683-1676, -•a �s d :"ia•ans Det, Featly 'nissao. Is sDaveo alio Comm4tee. Frazer Heights Co- word, accpac, bedtord. autocad. May 22, ending Sept. 18. This g be revolved around dryers and dishviers CROSLEY Computer p �' 1 cec awed seer o' ound. 1 kmralve, 1 Hayward Lane, Unit x Ventura, pagemaker, Harvard, Programming DENTAL receptionist - must event will high traffic such as provides me most inclusive 10 / 0 Video pease Drone 963-5345 a 623 2629 52591' C t 0 Ajax. Ont. LIS S 4A 1 . Corel, Computer �. Cobol. nave minimum 3 years ex ZENITH console TV. $35. Three s. family IOU/ndmeMs. Car shows, Year warranty of all malar SOS"25931 _ ) and Systems Ana Ys tY perience for very bus office. y window air conditioners. 2 at it add picnics. tourism, whch ail add granas. Hank's Apphanoes and LOST dna ocka:e: yellow EAgN f453.16Mreekly assem- Pascal and C. Macintosh• Quark Excellent people skills, good M $100. One at 150. WeOamg up to success For turner CROSLEY together otter quality og COMPUTeR 7epa rs • home or 525 nari, ri s Fa.' area g. oat tiling light products hoe homei Express. and Illustrator Durham Business Computer College. boiling knowledge The nacs Group.52593 ask for Nancy dress, size 11-12 Cream call- details. call Mr. Ron Sleeves at and value li affordable prices Hanks Appliances. 191 81oor office ll site service. Just hr. Call Steven. 666-8387 83acn REWARD Cal 839 3434 1,31.4791 reference 78A. 24 hr. (TF) Ke length, $200 6192592. (705)432-2955. (052093) St E. e6. Othavvtt. 728-0043 (0525931 (052393) "-W� (053m,427.3010. _ - i 6- PAGE 3&A -TME NEWS ADVERTISER, WM, MAT 19',193 Z90 Pets - Supplies - 3Z0 vans, 4I Mee' 400 "� o 'Benj 400 "�'or � 400 "art'or 410 Houses 430 ROOn'Rent 510 For Homes DONT ,^' ow 11 dog wase 1988 full sized GMC Work van, 8 ales use !rte ^ew cylinder. power brakes. r Dog, Dooley ,q•ou^c Doq s'eprin . amlm. g g 000 cronOlpOtp Waste SepticSySlen' 723 , ' Cert:tied. $3995 Can 433 1962 o, az 87N.' 9a qp^ d:b'S per w..,,^ . . 10523931 FREE ,• goOC home one year 1984 GMC Van, 34 ton, V8. 0'' .•'^a.e :abby cat. cep, ;'Ower steering, power brakes. Iramec a^C very tnendly Please CWC work truck, $190(' O b O call 6Ah 30:•9 it mteresrec 'pave Telephone 434 19W 1052193) message ,'523931 1980 Chevy Van can be used for Automobiles camping or business, very clean 300 only 140.000 kris , certified as - For Sale k rI11 $3200 o b o Call 4341856 i^525931 o• 436 1851 evenings (052093) 330 Trailers 1990 Bona" 1 , lightweight -eve, used. full warranty. tri0ge, ' lance, washroom, hot and cob wateroil out awning After 6 - 655-659C. $790C (0523931 1989 Belau 51n Wheel. 29'. CCe 'urance. washroom. Awl double door rear Irving ',e•c rec. 5 speed. a.r :Or. , ailoy loci^ never used Cali atter 6 wheels. S'2000 o b o Can 697 o m 655-8590, S'4 900 '390 0' gave message 052393' (060893 master ensulte. $1300 recreation area. Furnished or 1989 3e'ar 22 Tandem. $8900 1991 Bonneville SSE, 23.000 Slopes 8. triage. 'urna.e K^+s 5 year warranty. call 436- washroom. hot and cold water 't)46 (052593+ ^ever used Call after 6 D 1990 Corsica L-, dark blue. 655-8590 :052393) 3 •_ :'6. auto. Console. noise, 1979 k Boas 29motor home till. air, anN- cassette, trunk GMC 460 62.700 miles Cruise. rack '22.000 kens. oe-nfieC. eng ^e air two -oo' air $59^C Eve" ngs. 5799645 generatorsawning aenral vac. i^525931 r^ c•ovl etc Ce•l'r,ee 1989 -+yundai Foi autornalic. S".90C Call after 6 p.m 655 ver, good clear co,dr'o^, 859C 052393, 62.000 kms $3500 Car,'rec CITATION 35 R Two, -pouts, Alter 4 c T to 4272.69 •wo oec,oti fun bat'noom (052393) •'ia^1 extras. $ OW Tc view 1988 -Lunda Exce GLS. 5 za, Pa,_ aria, 6 c 4.6.724 Coo' -atcnbac. 4 spew: os. 4362 am.+m sloop° ca»•te. a A Auto Parts & $- s.^rod s'iow•0a- contlrtxOr. �F 0 -is!Doseer and C,Ner. S2'95 cent e-• Ca 142'-9"`n ar '•rip -- Repairs PICKERING - two bedroom WHITBY luxury clean 2500 ALTONA Rd✓Hwy e2 Pickering basement apartment, separate sq ft., 4 bedroom home, main at Rougevalay ravine. parking, entrance. laundry facilities. on floor laundry and family room, laundry. share cooking and bus route, close to schools. master ensulte. $1300 recreation area. Furnished or $700 plus utilities Available References Call 1-292 2134 unfurnished $85 per week 509 June 1. Flrst,lasi. 6832666. (052093) 1861 (051993) (052393) WHITBY threebedrooms. 1 11r2 PICKERING south off Liver PRESTIGIOUS two bedroom, baths, finished rec room, al- po6 Rd , two basement rooms, walk to town. laundry, extra lachea garage, large fenced private Side entrance. furnished large basement apartment Call Yaid• blinds and appliances. $350 and $325. Clean quiet 4335586. (052393) Close to schools, shopping and home, gentlemen pretered. ----- 401. Available July 1 $lino First last Call 839.0257 Alliance. oar, ^g, Aee.a,de. 9668 :05'993 - 229 (052193) TOwrnouse !O share. all utilnlas Y vary S area S55C "dimly NEW -ass seacio s one WtLMOi C,eek iced bedrgpm I t R.,ss ODe^ Su -Cay 4 Clore, nice C"ars !o bnddse •roT Big 'ow- Sales (.,52393' PICKERING Village bright Vic plus utilities Please can 668 (052393) OWN a piece of Bobcaygeonl and console good vnr,-7 72 $3595 cerin'ec Call 427.9722 Conan one bedroom apartment. 1880. (052393) ---- -- Great OPEN HOUSE party May 683-2977 500 ft yard, backing onto river, very 'arge bedroom. •v rg room. PICKERING Hwy 02 Brock, 24 weekend Free hot dogs/pop. 570 PER MONTH conservation area. 4 pee ba!h NORTH Oshawa - three bedroo^t "ea' school, $950 bright unturnished:lumished Come to Bobcaygeon, follow storage space Rele••a eat ,n kitchen. patio. $'Pe per quiet home. use of kitchen, signs to great retirement living. 5E CALL nclus:ve call 420 05^ month plus ut rimes Available July I Call 4368951 or 668 bathroom laundry lacilnles, non (051993) (TORONTO) 1051993' 1361 t0520931 smoker. female. evadable EXECUTIVE 4 lace[ home. N71e1 )R �R 86 - 000 - WESTNEV Rc and Hwy s; AVAILABLE June I. Beautiful immediately $80,weekly Can alter 6 p m 6864825 (0,2593) Oshawa, exceptional condition, V e^e bedroom base•re" Oshawa. raised lanae privacy g P vac lot. (f�x200) in - park ng asking $900 includes storey, semi detached• near •apartment. separate entrance. bungalow. 2 . one bedroom, PICKERING home in Ideal ground heated concrete pod, nc Jsive Cal 839 7978 all u•,, ties including cane Avail- Miracle Mart, schools and glo, k ichen, livmg,din,rig room, no finished basement, fenced yard. wca!pn. well maintained and huge kitchen, walkout balcony, FREE acid mmealudi 839-6957 Ibrares. $760 per mloflth plus ;p525937 oots $650 monthly First last aPProx 1800 sq h living space furnished rooms Irom $285 to sunken living room. bar room. RENT utilities. No pets or waterbeds. Can 6863750 (n52093 Walk to all amenities. 5975- $295 plus 1,4 utilities Non rec room, fireplace, two LBY COURT Minimum of one year lease. AJAX Harwood and Ball Y CLEAN soacious large one monthly. Call 434-7950 smokers, call Ken 4207347 or walkouts. 6% financing. apartments. Quiet budOmg. tiny terse souse, by rnI bedroo-, casement apan•nont (051991 2824045 (051993) $239.000 Call 985-7930. 3en(s in familybuilding g 66n- SO, ;i0ea A sPec1 by appointment Ohl 666- ces 'nuu0ed Aso one te0room ntment bedroom appointment kk r" ''replace cable i'•ee! BORDER or Picker:n $75 Cap 579-3583 or 72&9345. (052093) ladbom 2 appliances. sous one bedroom great man monthly 668-8110 leave 9 Y flpor.tl/ s^a•ec laundry. parkin,,, avail- born.:;;^ ,Rouge Vaipy;,g 2850 weekly Cable TV. fridges: mad ONLY $t 39.900 3 bedroom underground parking MitF+ vin 4 r V 4 t l able 'mmea aTe , A ak W9st-,ey Ho,ghts A, $601(1, sq.h 4 nrdrooms, main floor service, free sharnpoo.free local bu^ga'ow with a finished rec room* large dining room and con , fam r -oor^ :i..rl room. large calls Microwaves. $2C extra per rT��I� eV �VrG,/61 1 TO GE plk.s ore 'Com '0' rp^1. $%' •5 kacne- withspacious pantry skylight. ex week Ri15pn.401 Call 723 living room, wood 0411 427145' 0520 ' ibasement. lots more 7272 (052093) burningstove. Gail Moreton, weekdays - CENTRAL Whitby spacious $140P . uiillies Can 5099099 -- -- _ Shared 683 7777 W Frank Real Estate (052093) - 4.30 p.m, two :trcrxm plus aln ciea, bu 10.ng. (0523931 450 ACComm. WHITBY Northeast - approx. quid' upper rl,pip PICKERING detached dean 3 time offer 5895 unhlles. Laundry anc park erg ^du0ea - bec-,,... „ main ^galow. 'Icor, PICto KERINwh:'exoc • "Quiet 7rT00 sq !, . all brick. cul-de-sac. for Available June centra air cordn,o^ ^g gor _ bgarage.ll we 263.2871 or 2634'25 (052093) geous kitchen, appliances. N out) baths. AJAX ^wi- n.>^•; --- o,rse•-,,. - BEAUT1FULwobeo'xmapan ',,u,C,v 'ence0 -arc near y' area. parking, air, laundry fachlos. $475 per month Call large kitchen with 3 built in apa•••^e--•. very clean with me^: a_ross '•om A ax sch00' s"oocingarrTGo S99`• Bruce, 837 2082 (0521931 appliances, wall custom butt laundry ilea, main floor Iaundr Com, room, separate entrance, parkinwok 9' "vale^roti Sublet to Aug 3' rronMly. roil srndker n0 pe•s 831 B"' scared acoDmoodatipn family room with fireplace, par 'o GO Available June t Nor $900 hydro 6860920 ;052193. in 'clora- none. non smoking.tially finished basement with smoke• 5750 inclusive Ca'. 10523931 THREE oeaoom Dacksplit in wen rvamtained. 5395 monthly walkout to BO plus wide yard. Ice's a! 427-0372 (052193).--..- PICKERING !we b-droom ces •ab a N area. Oiling includes heat, hyoro. laundry roughed in fireplace, wet bar, CLEAN one bedroom base^+,•^• 4 p,.e• bar-. separate room ,'"a'y'00' with fire'DaCe. Close to GO busamennies. 416- COW cellar, central air, central apanr-fi Oshawa Bus route. entrance parks^g, availableuly $975 '"'1 plus ;,rsf 599,4962 1052093) vac. $222.900 Private 668 '•'Oge. stove mc,ceC Private 1 $750 mOnth y Can days 509 and ase availabie July t Can 432 • PICKERING Brock and Hwy ti 2037 (052093) Alliance. oar, ^g, Aee.a,de. 9668 :05'993 - 229 (052193) TOwrnouse !O share. all utilnlas Y vary S area S55C "dimly NEW -ass seacio s one WtLMOi C,eek iced bedrgpm I t R.,ss ODe^ Su -Cay 4 Clore, nice C"ars !o bnddse •roT Big 'ow- Sales (.,52393' Cars Painted Os 00 1986 :.a-wo VS auto. os . DO. am'•'• stereo cassehe buckets levels ,n house, nee• R t50n and and console good vnr,-7 72 $3595 cerin'ec Call 427.9722 plus materials a^y' me. Russ 4 other nice ars Hwy s7 -arge ear -m kitchen. To dose `rom ope^ Sunday 683-2977 Big Tow- Sales !052393 1986 P - A;. ^ very 'arge bedroom. •v rg room. - _,uSve Call 436-6065 or 723 Y De -•co-•- acar'me^• on two house u""r cook ^, , ale Onlarc, and ac ties included Gbse t0 bus and GO station Satellite '587 (0523931 levels ,n house, nee• R t50n and Golfing. Tennis sw Tmmg. $75C dish for T V Call 619-0167 TWO Dee'oom basame^• apar' Hwy s7 -arge ear -m kitchen. moil;^' Utll,t'9S ;list last y (052393) rile'• soutr A,. Separate very 'arge bedroom. •v rg room. 432 6 " 3 10521931 AJAX arge friendly home near er••a^ce. '•ICge. stove And a„nc•y too- a -c per!y o' THREE Dedroom desirable NE GC aril Opt Share k •chen, cable No pets, first and last, storage space Rele••a Os -,I .i area Dining room, laundry au con, very clean references 1595 Deus utilities req- red S65^ 263.4321 finished; rec room wit^ fireplace. $400 rr�r.r„y Non drinker Can 686796' 05!9931 - (052393 $95,:-nortnty . ,;:titles First Pal 427 "13 (052393) AJAX :�-^.Tia: p^e bed•aam THREE bedrooms r apartment on 'a! references Ava.iabie Ju " includes u' ,T- Ca, 6687634 ala able uune 15 Cal 433 Dase^r^• apol_ances clear -r morn moor of triplex in WhltOy. A r Cal' '232686 a'!rr � � am 252393, 455 condos For J ..lac a,, a nice. g -» am,c ries. $',SC Deus pp lances. laundry faculties. Rent -- AJAX '.[,i, r "k,C -•»-_`-'- --3 utdties 6638168 ,05'993! fenced yard. Private entrance. DUNBARTON +•port. hwy jo yea^ a•, dark blue- -u,.S gra! 350 Auto Leasing n pilo mate• -ler- ,>.-.=.Br.'. r S!895 Certtioc Z bo Cao 433- Y r ark PICKERING anaa,.r'ui $750 per month plus utilities '^rex- r. roO'-- gaiow 1•PS^ y WHI TBv r w' Rentals 's'^e "- • ° y spa00us "8' !05239? Immedate possession. ca' -'e- _ lot. cC .bid sC a• -'• •wo OeOrooms. 'wo •+dry cable ay.t aae ..clip' 'wc .,_ case^a^: Ref N baths 5 I 1966 '•an3 A^' all irre sarne op. '.0- .41 trw G -A. a,,. .00f Ow 0 . AMC 'Tu -K. SD9C.Y s -s De^soon, 142 ppC kms bngM rec exoeie^' CDnC,Trl mus: De s�C $435: C D o Call 726-07 1965 - �'Ca ACCOrC E X 4 Odor g- - exCe a^, cC^C Or'. autorna: c Dowe' sjnroof, 06, p.. a-^ cassette. 96.000 SC ^no^l^iy nousrve A •-',.s• ^ new apa^•^e^•. ava,tabie ..0^e l eerences. o dogs. 683 garage. S OM Do, mond, plusappances. ecreatior -�• 994-r ^52'93' Ca'az0'S9F• �`i2393; •-v- 8661 10519931 utilities -,ale ,4. 54.6 tanes J„ne + Min lrtutes from --av HARWOOD tryst ane asl negoriatrie Work WHITBY lige •ride 5e•droor-1 1052393. Go. S1Ch: rionthly Can 298 GAYLY_ anatile nlve DeOrOOm AJAX Dame o• basemen- aper'-�^' cab e. n yd •o .- 5 DK;x 'wo slorry OSHAWA a .^. I. new r 3695 ct!,9931 - FOR ler•. Dasere ape^,men 'a •ertt. 'nUudeC ow- enT•arco. no, ,v..^ eat r K •C`'en, oar -at nets 10101 r•-' oww .,nr, d nous., two be0room condo. S86C morrh Bay Ridges. ;sift $5AC P.is ,;ntn'es tic bets no smoke• w pe•s Close 10 bus a^d ti's^was^e•-a-,c,y above ground. S55C nest anc (foil 663-0686 s' oil s eparate 9^,'d mcg. - NOc ' 'sL laS' re Sas•^ taCnCes. w.LkJ .' t0 deck a^C as: �nciudes uTort'es Mirk'^g 10521931 -. 1•iCge►stove ria usrve Call d2B mor+Tniy Sze -830 C52 ra•- Pgc ride^ applian targe bac• y ces. sepdrat0 entre-,» THREE Dedrppm luxury condo. 9-48 !052393 .052393' ---- - includes u' ,T- Ca, 6687634 ala able uune 15 Cal 433 leases 2 1.2 baths. master .1111.r,ren: ONE bed r o o m o a s e m e r t (0525931 6869 1052193) bedroom has ensuite wit^ roman WHITBY ^rbc beC•oOm of - e. 4 appliances 'a, A0a-•-'e-:. ava.lable JiJne _ -- AJAX Ox1orC 'owe•s two ROUGEMOUNT .cif Hwy s2 Slee up Tub. fireplace eplace timing, K" -s 10 0C0k•^s go ---- k-,'nsa•. oak C10130arCs. ,N ----_-.-_ _..- 'n9' able u. rtes. u11 size •age stove separate enc. ante. S60C Dec•c,: '- aoarlme-•s ou of . 'g ecce wo Iving, eat n kitchen. sdarum eng ne Ask ng $5502 Cali '23 38"2 355 Motorcycles . ^� •o0r^ ^ew Da'^loon- „I'C tryst ane asl negoriatrie Work bUlldmg. pose !O SnODp ng d„' I app ianCAs. qUe' scene st•e9I $40" w1r, skyiignts. central at, two Ov OIS or 'wing space. 20(X7 '052.93 flag@. aloud mCludeO park ^g no De•s 5800 6302600 ee 203d none 839 and GO Fro- S-64 Ca+ 428- olrn ur+me_s 420-7248 sit ,r 1965 Ponnac 6000 a Door. Merrora. Park. 900 sq" office space for rent Park back 1 Cal 420 665 (052093+ 047; ;0523931 '260 Until 7'30 p .m ;052,93: C52' 93' courts. car warn, very private. $1'95 monthly . hydro .oa.-».icer^all. sold a54.f250C regoraa.e 686.555' (052593: MOTORCYCLE PICKERING .arge two 1x'C'x-'�11* 4 PICKERING Rougemont Dr.. Houses For 41 O PICKERING •louse •nada into '``.. ,...""".s. ^lain floor, 3 References requaad hear Har furnished. approx. 700 sq.ft. with good condnio^ w ^Ter stored. .1111.r,ren: _cD»• .- 3 bedroom Rent -. :•OOms. !wC 5 y:ii,ances moray and rrwy +r2 2634321 1984=D^t.aCFneprtC Two door 6 s' INSURANCE :'-a Dat^. APPI-,*S :,,vale -I, rice $750 par •.rbc•^ 6,% 7paritmel app d^Cesand Ti park ng asking $900 includes storey, semi detached• near Oaths. . $924 monini (0523931 r as s _a'' - -erg trrcludeic $8 ,5..lost and last Jon,. 72(64.'74 052093 � W-9725 ' X05 .052393' 7o view ca+• E -N 0485 -or add. ;lona, .^'0r"litpn, ;a�� 1- 1 1964 Pon;:ae Pa•s'enne PIORTHCs^awe one bedroom 5 9- B•o,y-a- brow- air dor ps PINE 1:_1.1 '»^ se.o,c 1.00• of 352.5415 available Jury , or PC. and Trunk A-%-- cassette 44 RltxE -Cuss. pnvate 4 ace bathroom. '1e9otaD� ..052393, 195.000 K"•5 yooc Doe, -,ns sky, girt, carDietad $575 plus PICKERING ^:verpod. Bari Ill grew second Car $220C Est. 1978 INSURANCE _'"rtes. other aparl-*,,s avail. Dr g" "�.0»•' two beCroom C e'• eC Ca 725-4692 INSURANCE. ow•' 99c •-' `ebe r•Om 5435 Cali 579-195 basement apartrelt. separate (052593 -- - a; c O - • _ e ^ M o r c a y o =51993; entrance- 'uu oat^ !rage stove. 1983 PD^.:dc Grand �eMans, Saturday Motoreyce. A,,:o and DELUXE '^lee Dec-oo•- apart laundry parking. dose To Go 9008 aoCy, needs work Asking very oo-"teive props^y rales mer• - auoiex Far .^ Kircher and a^ren:•ies Misr De seen y a two :alga r, in Office Retail 460 -C, o- Privat^•, :,»drOOms. Private a^trance. V Si�k�WO arge �vmg room with fireplace (052'93) AIC K^cnen $A25 Call 686 FOR rent or 'ease comrreraa 420' 10523937 space. awo■ 600 sq 11 . $425 TWO Deoroom main floor of Per mono• Nelson St. south ^0.:58 Oshawa Available k11n1edrately flag@. aloud mCludeO Call 579624' (1)520937 Ara 'able •mrrgcately. $150 Cy.inae• 4 spWC A-' cona,loor Aso Iwo bedroom basement DOWNTOWN Oshawa close to ape ,menr. fr'Cge. stove Merrora. Park. 900 sq" office space for rent Park back '^9 $6.n0 Cai 5796556 a-,," 6 p ^ Over 2C years excerenC" Can new anoxances spotless must $a5. .i'iites •nciuded �nstlasi I t e va'abie immediately, PICKERING a bedrooms;plus S60C A' ^elusive Civic 5775 monthly plus (052'93) 4273595 106'393: De seer $835, rontniy _ nydro 'ec '0c NC pets Ca:' 1,416 g^e beCroom basement Oshawa Centre area, apply m _!inties Available immediately Please 1980 ;Old klerc..•y Capri. 4 HWY 82/Thorndon - Large luxury Can 728-590.2 :052593' 579 75'6 'C5,993 -. _--- apartment, 6 appliances, app anoes. 2 1,2 person to 52 Vancouver Cr, 6 9 ca: 728-0836 (O6 3931 ' Cy.inae• 4 spWC A-' cona,loor 365 Marine WHITBY - architectural[ Y PICKERING :wc o8o drom . barns, nice rreghbounm lOOC, rear o or Can 430 1071 052093; schools. ( PROFESSIONAL office space. $ox Cal (052593 PAYING too mucr for auto WHITBY WTBY vvo bedroom spa- nous apartment, Oaserne^' apatnert separate shopping, 401. first last $1300 available July I. OSHAWA ",ree bedroom contra downtown oshawa. fully 1979 'do rec wit^ write intend. 21 `< 1preglass Anacapr ^'doe !O, parking and aunCry laaktes. available Jury extra^ce Centra. an, cable. park ng, Wesishore.Wr,tes 420-9171. no, le. mar floor, includes furnished. approx. 700 sq.ft. with good condnio^ w ^Ter stored. the sea. 6 lender 65nP too wkm Tandem Tracer, 1 $692 npnthl Contact Dave y area ;xst last and references WHITBY - three bedroom. two 11,Cge. stove. wasner. dyer, own extra storage space Can 723 ask ^g $5'00. Phone 263 -?993. cuday and neaC. engine ;use anytime oerween 9 a m 10 p m. No pets, ion smokers $650 park ng asking $900 includes storey, semi detached• near _� (052593) leave message . 52593) e0uirt. new Two way radio. Horn, at 784.4230 or 666.885' nc Jsive Cal 839 7978 all u•,, ties including cane Avail- Miracle Mart, schools and glo, Cottages For 7 1977 Cac i ac and Corvette. wipe's anc 'few depth finder, (0521931 (051993, acid mmealudi 839-6957 Ibrares. $760 per mloflth plus ;p525937 4 • O Rent boll ty-re ce ti'ieC mid 55000 o b o 436 9207 052393 AJAX - Casement bachelor - ---- utilities. No pets or waterbeds. Perry 15 min north of Oshawa conar,'or loaded, xiuCn 9 with balcony, heat, apartment fix rent, ion smoker, LARGE 1 8 3 bedroom Minimum of one year lease. AJAX Harwood and Ball Y GEORGIAN Ba rear W Y asaga Computer and Telephone tine 198a 6ayiiner bassboat. call $450 nclusrve. Call x271207 apartments. Quiet budOmg. tiny terse souse, by rnI Beach and Midlantl. 3 cal: 6865529 ;052393: Gary 963-5513 (051993) (051993 DroaOioometl• appliances. $629 66n- SO, ;i0ea A sPec1 by appointment Ohl 666- ces 'nuu0ed Aso one te0room ntment bedroom appointment bedrooms sandy beach declk OSHAWA Sarno. 3 bedrooms up, one bedroom with kitchen and showier and Irving area in basemen'. available July I Cal 4322903 (052393) WHITBY OSHAWA border - 198' :% Angelo b'..in 3 bedroom home. immaculate condition, Large living room, sat -in kitchen. fireplace. walkout basement, Col Shaped IOr. 60' wide at back ;]pan House Sunday 2-4 p.m $144,900 :234632 (052193) 'GREAT Pn<o 4 bodfoornss. wo ' •eoaces. large 2100 sq.h . cnn:•a ai, conditioning. $169.200 Paul Jones, 831 2056 W : rank Heal Estate LIC (052093 N.E. Oshawa 4 bedroom S ctt D ,r, ta. ' y room wit^ fireplace. air Com central at inground pool. garage. new tool in 1991 Rec loom 3 washrooms. softener, $164.900 5.'6.0.'17 (052093) TOTALLY renovated ;louse with Addnior• West Lyrnde area 5 becrooms up plus laundry. 4 Oaths. potential lnlaw suite, in - ground pool Near publiCl separate schools 5207.000 No agents 430-0783 (052093) WHY rent' Gilden opportunity to owr a new 3 or 4 bedroom none+ i In only Ili down To quality for a mortgage. no Droblann Buy direct from budder, ;d details. call 1,416-697 2702 1051893) PRIVATE sale Maple Rd" Heron- two storey. at- lraCtilreiy IandsCabod. 4 plus 1 bedrooms, fully finished basemen!, heated inground Pool. additional quality upgrades, OPEN HOUSE Sat and Sun 1-6 pm. 839.2096. (052193) WHITBY $179.900 Irrxntcu. lave three bedroom, 2 1.2 baths. central aiuvac. family room, in- law suite, fenced yard. "as- sanaiy Landscaped 668-1394. (052393) BROKER has $10.000 to laird at $110 per month. Contact Doug at 668-6805. Community Fulan- ctal Services, (TF) CARS ease to owr. 1978- 14FT Ipreglass Opal with cover. UNN floor - Rougemount area, and $684 month y. unities and Parking included. Call 623-1256 8226- (052393 ) y basement apartment. born avail. able imrediately. Close to school wntn BBO, property can be seen on vi0eo. 434-6631. (052593) WHITBY 80x200 lot. Custom outr 4 room side soli, man 1985 No credit Mel Please 40HP •ionhson motor, electric Pickering Three bedroom, (051993) HWY 82/Thorndon - Large luxury Parti availabie Call 267-8965 9 KAWARTHAS floor farridy room with fireplace, tali 666'426 0. 686-3'75 (051993; start and trailer In cod 9 condition $1500 o.b.o. Can 579- 1 stove, Iaundr facilities. fie' y two Car parking.$900 per month WHITBY - architectural[ Y serrudetached. three bedrooms. family r y Com, fireplace with or 9542187. (052093) cozy two bedroom modern lakefront pot inground pool, finished basement. Double Car garage PAYING too mucr for auto 0706 (052093) rrckxrJes uhMes. No pets. Avail -designed two levels, one bedroom plus (Jen. $785 wakout to fenced yard, 1 172 baths, NO down payment? Good Good tages (45 min. NE of Peterborough), fishing, call for appointment, 24 hr. insu,ancec Good rates to, most drivers Can 5091167 BASS boast. 15h.. PeterbCrough, ,�, or ¢e1,� After 6. 5M inclusive. Also two bedroom $960 .. References. Available July I. Call 579-30U. credit? iobo You can buy for the price o rent, while prices good swimming. Boat and motor anwering Slmpkiss Real Estate. �-1231 (�3) (053093) 50HP Elnnruoe. two tanks. OSHAWA one bedroom open concept, $795 inclusive (052593) and rates are down Call Doug rentals. May 24 Iong weekend -- --- ----- Automobiles Minkota Efeil trolling motor. SPACIOUS two bedroom apart- Near GO. July 1. (416)699-5287 For Sale or Brent. Community Financial, still available. From $170 EXECUTIVE custom brick 305 Wanted castingcock. dual batteries. well trailer, 53800 ments in 6 plat near Oshawa Centre Toronto. (053093 ) _` AJAX lakefront upper floor. three bedrooms• 668-6805 (TF) weekend. $395 weekly (705) bungalow. two n� Years• 5 bed, 4 Perry 15 min north of Oshawa -ve o.b.o. with balcony, heat, AVAILABLE AILABLE immediately central air, all -- - _ 877-2159. (061193) washrooms, two fireplaces, oak neighbournood, fresh paint, new wades considered. Ready to go hydro, fudge, stove, parking in ground heatetl pool, deck, AJAX three bedroom house, 1000 sq.11 of living space Ideal for retirement or those who an cabinetry 2500 sq it main 623-5472 (052393) BOAT sips � Balsam Lake on baa included. Available mnlgdialely, nitby apartment budding. 041 6663297 ble "in3) Spacious. carpeted, newly upgraded kitchen, parking, two appliances, walk to Go and laundry, 5900 . 1/2 utilities. shopping centre $1200. Florida 490 floor, ensulte, jacuzzi, french doors, 12' high full basement. Teem _ painted apartment with balcony, Available Jul 1. 686-4703, utilities (416) Bat -2163 (leave � Re�81S bedroom main floor of house, references, non smoking, no System. y quiet naroour. AJAX -three bedroom main close to bus. shopping An Steve. (052193 massage) ) PICKERING Hwy s2, wakour, inground source heat � cigar water. good fishing. up to floor. carpet, fenced yard, y patio, included No pets. one (052393) CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, Pump, very efficient, 16.58 a0rr $300 and up Phone 705 4541946 (060893) lots 01 parking, laundry, very clean, first9last. $940 Inclusive. CoWfos bedroom $550. Two bedroom, $660 Call 66665173 ITF1 NICE three bedroom bungalow. ng Townhouses full basement, fireplace, 4 fun furnished, air con., mlobile y homes Heated pods, hot tub, acres. 15 min. east of Oshawa 6% financing. $349,000. 985- -- - - _ Available June Call 427 - clean and bright two Call 222.40.1. 9 (052393) bedroom townhouse. Two baths, workshop on Emperor Rd. Close For Rent tennis• near beaches and major 7930. (052093) Apartments 400 now. 6889 (052393)' BASEMENT apartment on Rouge Valley. P c k r' n to schools, hospital, sh attractions Children welcome. Photos 535 Lots For For Rent OSHAWA one bedroom e g Scarborc two bedrooms hrso'last required. $1000 plus utdnies Avatabie AJAX three bedroom (tress town rnbleq. 5275. weekly 683-5503. (062093) 510 Townhouses Sale Apartment separate firep immediately. townhouse. Wesiney door no pets. non smoker $700 For Sale AJAX n , entrance, ace ow^ entrance, parking. 68lities (0lable RdJHwr ST Pet— monthly 4286936 (057393; _ Trucks For lige ,approx 1100 close to downtown no Oogs sq IT i executive one bedroom $475 plus $25 utilities 721 air con cable 4 appiiances minuses to Go station arta 401 42 and unit with garage. 5975 SOUTH Pickering three ,monthly plus utilities. Firsvlast. ur9• utiful Isla Del Sol, two bedroom. two 111111 NITSOWTAUNTON - lovely 4 310 apartment. brand new, very 9846 [TF) $675 plus. Ava, aO�e Ju•e bedroom main floor of house, references, non smoking, no baths, fully equipped, ground bedroom townhouse, fireplace, Pool, 4 apphanoes. Immediate TilillaSale bio ht 4 carpet and g pce bath. ca PICKERING Hwy s2, Telephone 5043268 :0525937 private treed lot. tare deck with pets, available immediately, 9 floor villa on the beach, got, possession, only 5100,000 DELUXE canopy for 1.2 ton, one raroe n•oughoul. oak kitchen, au" appliances. parkin Rougemouni two or three HARWOODrCLEMENTS two view for miles Clare to 401, a2B-3238. (051993) parks and beach. $9501monthly. OSHAWA tennis, boating. fishing. pod. )aCuzzl, sleeps 6, only $375 US' Private sale, please call 576 576 - year Oto. Tirtec shdng rear and side windows to 'n inside Dox g' separate entry and walkout to bedroom, looks like round 9 bedroom basement apartment - clean and bright two Call 222.40.1. 9 (052393) bedroom townhouse. Two baths, week. Call 416-839.7571 7142 fd appointment to view. aPpo measurements 72 x55 $gpC 4204320 $825 Plc Cose to all amenities $825 Plus 4927435 (052,93) floor, $750 d $850 inclusive, Available July t Can 509-9649 separate entrance 'aundr Ino e. stove, central air uenfra, 9 WHITBY - Pringle Creek. 4 4 appliances, available July 1. anytime. keeken0 or avenin r y ( ) weekdays. 052393 535 Lots For o.bo 1052393; (0521930 vac urines included Transit at $900 month) bedroom home, finished y. Call 668.3407 Sale 4 Wheel OSHAWA two bedroom apart DELUXE three bedroom m well door no pets. non smoker $700 Casement, 40 lot, all appliances and leave message. (052093) Included. air, new schools. FLORIDA Madeira Beach, 500 It ALTONA/SHEPPARD 3Z0Vans, L nyes "i9rt5 avarade One available kept apartment buigi in Por, monthly 4286936 (057393; WHITBY - Garden town home, alio Aping. 401 Go, $950 s q luxury gull front condo 6 area, PiGeering• two residential build. Inrretl'atoiy. others availabe + �nst•lasT Perry 15 min north of Oshawa TWO bedrooms, a qu,el sPacqus three bedrooms, 1 112 negotiable 4288644 or 428- appliances. 2 . 1 bedrooms. two baths, Ing lots 60 and 65 x 120 h Sol. 1989 Jeep Cherokee Laredo A .vino required. .aundry facilities. $550-$650 Balcony with sliding doors, over neighbournood, fresh paint, new baths, family room, wakour to 7041 (052193) patio, garage, dose to schools all accessories, heated pool, vice in and paid $117.01 each No agents, Wheel drive 64.000 kms, as k,rg $12 5CC 6660935 . hill Aiso garage available 1000 sq.11 of living space Ideal for retirement or those who an carpet. nice yard. two car parking, trldge. stove. hear BBO on your back deck Spa and transportation. $950 )acuzzl. screened surlporch, top C:.11 Barry 509.1114 FOR MORE (0521931 f, $75 Cap 579-3583 or 72&9345. hydro joy quiet Iv.�vma.gx,., included 5580 hydro Gall sous one bedroom great man monthly 668-8110 leave 9 Y flpor.tl/ floor• weeklyr'monthly Photos and mailer Call 723-6069. CLASSIFIEDS r , i , illib'a7%i! ,1 ;i ., sr If Y N d tr ,r ., ;r �$808. ai8�6t. i :� . i..h�F�R,7ir 1r�i I I , MitF+ vin 4 r V 4 t l �1tI1� t yry, lcallr 433.5588. rressage. (01,2583) >r 7 ! i l i r i l (0�)r 1 1 , I e 1 f 1 1 �1 i rT��I� eV �VrG,/61 1 TO GE vu�•rrcaN varucnnry�, Services Landscaping ILLUSTRATION, cannoning - Lim 9 design, advertising. Rosiness or personal. Ni•asionable rates Also lessons Landscaping & p .ivadable. Randy Timms. (416) Maintenance u22279 (TF) WORD l'rocessrng excellent 9C ... Rod 683-6438 •urn around lime. Thesis, •Decks, Patios Gardening, rusumes. essays, proposals, nosiness letters. Competitive • Retaining Walls Tree Landscaping locations: . Pruning & Nantm g 9 ',1tes, two convenient ')urham Region. Larry (416) H37or Scarborough, (416) HOWARDS LANDSCAPING i•y 1a 16) 2999159. (052093)) Lawn cutt- Catering or all occasions, party trays Ir hot & cold buffets delivered n time for your party. Spring petals Assorted Sandwiches 0 pc..325.00. Lasagna beef, hlcken or veggies. serves e - 12.So. Super Centre Mall 1792 Liverpool Rd., Picker 420-8188 Dressmaking, Tailoring ,;UST -i, to W'M)y - protes- c F European dressmaker, •a or. Wedding gowns. maids. evening gowns -' suits and alterations. For an sive design, call Regny. ;- 1420.(053093) Driving Schools SS8 A. 'est. $75. 10 lessons. 5150 Ca,, 28? -306C (051993) Handyman s .' if exterior al interior •vat ons. 'spall additions. q^ build bars and cabinets *c.I"sh,D guaranteed ns..•••0 Contact Cary 839, .�.a 1052693) I ng, planting, pruning, decks, interlocking driveway and fencing. Free estimates. - 412-7922 Lawns • Hedges Dog dean -ups Tree & Stump removal WHAT YOU CAN'T DO WE CAN 281-6331 TOPSOIL, sal time; d^e screenings. reasonable rates. Also household waste removal available Call 6588729 Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION Irteli ant exterior repairs. renovations and construction. Fast and dear, professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686-1913 Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish, Rubbish - you make it. I'll take 1. Call Randy, 430.8585 SABER car: r._r add ons. •anoi,atiors ••cnens. bathroor•+s. ngrTkr '^airfenance emergency service. furniture Home refin Shing, quality wore gua•anteed 15 yeas Improvements experience 686-2915 (T:CFG) _$50D'OFF WITH THIS AD` =filt `1 rad; qtr r 9M FREE ESTIMATES 623-6225 or 886-3406 $50.00 OFF ON ORDERS OVER 5500 B&J Home Improvements Fee Es-.,maies Sabsfactton Guaranteed Pa,rung 8 Decorating Re^ovations & Repairs Call Today 416-434-1758 DEL ZOTTO WOOD FENCING spsclak irg In Residtial en Fences i Decks, Dr" Hol" and sell Pests. For Fria Eath"as Cal (416) 2813x69 OHke 409.6456 Mobb ARNOLD'S Home Improve - `no NS . Plastering, painting, Vywad. suspended ceilings. medal and wood framng decks and fences. Food good prices and quality work, call Arnoll 120-6372.(052393) ARTISTIC Masonry - specieliz- ng In fireplaces and Chimney repairs. Works with bricks, okxks and stories of all kinds. =roe estimates. w"manshtp )uaranteed. Call Rene Gervars. %6.4428. (TF) RENOVATIONS - cabinetry. addalons. kitchens. bathrooms, laving stones• fences, docks. -islom building, tree estimate. .-anew 8 Company, 416-432- 1865 (051993) TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship. Fast dean reliable service. 420-0081 RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting & decorating: For estimate In Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 SIGON Consir„ga^ Ltd sent Ing Durnam Region for 17 years AC(L11Ons, sunciecks, pato doors, rec room, etc Free estimates. call 1.416576-5760 EUROPEAN we spell will renovate your bathroom or kocner walls as well as floor ides 20 years experience. Good references and satisfaction guaranteed. For tree estimates. D Dykstra. 725-4913. (TF) JOURNEYMAN electrician. Specializing In service changes. rewiring, additions, and renovations. All work guaranteed, tree estimates. Can 420-6320. (trail CERAMIC tiles, professionally Installed. Walls, floors, kitchens and bathrooms. Expen repairs. Great references. For a free estimate. please can Dave at 693-3730. (052593) Housecleaning Housecleaning GAILLIND MAD SERVICES SPRING SPECIAL Book your weekly and bi-weekly services from $29.95 Limited time offer. Caring for your home with personalized & professional service. (Fully bonded and Insured) 683-7515 Housecleaning ARE you having Problems find ng lime IO Clean your home? For professional cleaning, call Helen's Home Sery ce today, 427-1041 (051993) HONEST, reliable person will do cleaning by the day Rates $40- S60 Phone after 7 p m I 9 ---- - — weekdays. a ter a.m. Home weekends. 839-6647. (051993) Moving, Storage MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything, anywhere.anytime. Commercial or residential Packaging, storage and boxes available Senior 8 and month discounts Free estimates 571.0M MAN ' 9""' -^rainy neaNs Drl"— -0 'R you' budgel Special rates for Improvements PROFESSIONALS -spring aen'ors "Wetryrobe•nebestm lining and steam cleaning town Give De'e a call at 576. • r:'�clal. Free estimates. Call 3533 l TFAl MARTEKr0ntractors.20"i off 436-0643 or 433-1537 1052093) AJAX V,)v,ng Syve'^s full o... $l Complete in. --- •.'i :e. ^01e11 :un;..:r"re and a -I"! exterior renovations. EXPERIENCED cleaning lady .aro : tl, 7' 'are pr and exleri Ur painting. wl yet your home Spic and .c "y •• - 1�., ^eaiyd wall Dapenng, fencing and span. Call Jan, 434-6254 Tues qe tie r cks Free estimates, quality day and Friday available. 001"" ^• ` - g-aranleed 434.4420 (TF) (052193)`- THE NEWS ADVE1t11L4E1C, WED., MAY 14,1993 -PACE 39-A Moving, Storage HARRY -0- THE MOVERS move rPg 'Y .—all. we once them al" Crew estimates. seniors d SCU." snnotice moves . pianos movOned COmpF.rab'e rates call 4322850. (TF) MEN N in targe truck will do hnuSyrr),,d move. res.den!ial. •.rimmercial All types of moves r,., I Carl or ,are. 4272856 Painting, Decorating PROFESSIONAL ^'e er err. :^yuan taping plastering and ;:;ray Call Alta or Hella. 7231337 (TF) PROFESSIONAL sainting ano +oat pa:,•,.,rg rare room or Nrov, rouse. guaranteed lowest rales `.o ,obs too small pual,ry won,m,A-<r,p quarar'l Call a's0 1595 T' -AL_) Party Services MAGICIAN. :'.ow"•,i 'Susi O::a O" ^.ars. ... V f ;rows are or Plumbing Plumbing PLUMBER • bM rtlM • worn g uarantaad • repairs • aary• draim • likhorkilisriA mrlovabore now sd*dm fres "tllrat" Window Cleaning DUFFINS BAY WINDOW CLEANING • Work guaranteed • Hand polished • Extenor & Interior • Discount for seniors FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 683.7458 ----- Party Services PA RBIT Tags rix ri'fdrer s pares and ail occasions, have my own magical Call :ma W-4932 Journeyman Plumber No lob too small Faucets showers basement washrooms we! bars etc Any renovation or addition Daytime 427 4',74 Nome 4278809 Ask lot -om Yard Maintenance PYE'S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE -awn Clming Roto Tilling Garden Work Tree 'rimming 10% DISCOUNT SENIORS 427-7663 TO ADVERTISE IN TH",, SECTION CALL 578- 933 5 798-7672 798 7671 • e A i MAY SERVICE SPECIALS silt =(RUM IF RAKE (SERVICE - I 12 WHEELS I For most domestic cars. Service includes: • Installation of 2 sets I Motorcraft brake snoes • aesurface drums • insoect wl cyltnders • roe uv master cylinder A thorough inspection of: Grease sil 1i and lanes. brake hardware. Lwheel beanings. — — ----, r (COOLING I YSTEM ERVICE For most domestic cars I and"trucks . I . Service includes: I • Pressure test cooling system for leaks • Test radiator and rad cap I • Up to 4L Motorcraft anttireezelcoolarlt • Check heater and defroster for proper Operation ' • Inspect all hoses and Lclamps mj — — — stz -TOCK :- BSORBER I ; PECIAL I Applies to most domestic cars ' • 2 Motorcraft gas Charged heavy-duty Shocks • Parts covered by Limited Lifetime Warranty Does not include MacPherson Strut Luscienslon Darts) — — r----, (AIR I ONDITIONER I PERVICE Service inc111da' I • Up to 1.3 kg of Motorcraft refrigerant • Clean condenser fns, adjust drive belts • Tighten fittngs and died, System for leaks (If needed, parts and n,Sealy e vlStellatlon, Llabour extra) SIMMONS raal � taaf• � � � � � 5aa I WIPER BLADES • 2 MOTORCRAFT 95$ WIPER BLADES Most cars 14 ' Plus taxes' L 10% DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY e>_ imlrrriilra -ate — — S9 i TOMATIC I 1ANSMISSION For RVICE ordomestic cars. imports and light trucks. Service includes: I• Banc aclost^ert •Screen gearlr ;. I-ecessarf Aaustrrfl of ^manual and • r^,rile nnkage .,c'o 5L Motorcraft • AuTomatic 'rar5mission uld regtored, addilgnal transmission to on fluid exl Ooes d e,tA1d.>ra,em n f J — i � — — S14 IA `L- I (WHEEL I (ALIGNMENT For frontwhi lel d6n Passenger1 cars orNy • Check toe -n and umber, front and rear I • Adjust toe -in front and rear Caimber and •adjust�g Lextra d required — — as — S13 END LIGNMENT PECIAL ' Applies to passenger ' cars only • Check and adjust caster, camber and r toe -in ( J Vehicles with MacPherson Struts Include toe -In Ladtustment only) mj S10 (DISC BRAKE I (SERVICE - I I2 WHEELS Is For most domestic cars. I. • Installation of 2 sets Motorcraft Brake Pads • Resurface discs • Inspect calipers • Top up master cylinder A thorough irtepeaion of: Grease seals, hoses and lines, brake hardware, Lwheel bearings er_ — — tllllll� ally otlll� Illtlllll� er_ � ellllll� 11111111 er_ eltll� � S17 GMotorcraft FAST LUBE ' MINUTES OR LESS IFILTER I •OIL FILTER CHANGE •CHASSIS LUBRICATION I.12 POINT INSPECTION NOAPPOINTMENT Most car29s ' NECESSARY.! Plus taxes 10% DISCOUNT DOES NOT APPLY � � � � � FORD MAKES 6 OF THE 12 BEST-SELLING VEHICLES IN NORTH AMERICA 40, —& w•A-7FKL NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, MAY 19,1"3 ... ........ .---...- Everyday lowest prices in effect till Sat., May 22 The Freshest Pork Rack of Pork Fresh Pork Breakfast �,� Fresh Breaded Bacon Roasts SWshkabob A 3 �: - C�ucken Bre Pan -Fry Meat_ Schnitzels �414 4 9 629 2 9 lb. 9 lb. , lb. l lb. b. w,. 4f i Boneless Butterfly Boneless Po�4;::% n Peameal Pork Chops Rnn aeon • 3 89alp99 3 lb. lb. lb. 7 3 Meaty Back Ribs lean Ground Beef ILO 1b. sap V189 The Road 369 Roasts 1b. Rou�,a 389 Steaks "'• Sirloin 69 Tip Roasts m' Saucy "uraaaet a&,� Sauces q9 4 Flavours 00 ml Sirloin Tip Steaks 89 lb. Pork Tenderloins 69 m. Smoked Rack of Pork Roasts 29 lb. Fresh Potato Salad :189 COST CUTTING CENTRE "Walk into our NEW RFMGERA7TD SHOWROOM & bar IN 6UUV Whole Sirloin Tip Roasts...:... 282 ,b. Whole Eye Round Roasts.... ;;, 3 21 ,b, "User Friendly" Strip Loins.,,,....Io�. 6UL A.S. 08 (rs.«R.reei.w,• steaks) Whole Short Loins.,11; la. Boneless Chicken Breasts...aao b. sas%aa.4. 41 PA. Pork Back Ribs .............. N'':::.'::;. �1 CBWftrftc"") Boneless Pork Backs ...........:::: ::. 33 SALE ENDS SATfJRDAY, MAY ?s 6 Great Locations In MONDAY M'_yw WEDriESDAY...»...N sYNN.NNi. _��/�W��j � ED THURaD.......... 9-7 SATURDAY....... 806 • �/s/VDfi� ........N'L�A/�ia/i/ FRW"»».N..N.N...N." SUND".o.CLOSED Durham Region 83=-7961 to I I 0 enng E �� __ --- ------ - I - ..:_._ .11 ....w... A i --j' r — ► ; t ; ; t r ; ? LOOK FOR - Best Homes EVERY SATURDAY BOXES FROM PICKERING TO BRIGHTON ter. i� PICKERING VILLAGE Avnit Al nVM1Q - LIBRARY AND W/O $179.900 This 2,800 sq. fl. Heron Y home features main floor everything. All rooms are libloffice ideal for someone G operating a business from ' home. Wb (oversize) from y='* the fain. nn. and greenhouse 683-2992 kit. to a massive deck. w/os, rec room, garage, storage, loft + There's more! Try a full Rd., just east of Detached triple car bsmt. w/o to yard with great casement w;ndows. This is modern r _ the ideal selection. Call Brian Kondo' garage In rear of house with LARRY SEENT � -.. ' �►` Sales Representative 6883-1861 s t, 1 many vehicles. $169,900!!! Barrie Cox' QUALITY ONE LTO. RLTR. PICKERING VILLAGE RANCH BUNGALOW $179.900 Custom built on a huge lot, 80x158', lots of trees. Quiet court in town and close to everything. All rooms are big and formal, en suite S bath, main floor laundry. ib Extremely well kept. This is a rare opportunity for a fine home & great price! CALL STEVE FEARON' 683-2992 WMW w/os, rec room, garage, storage, loft + 0'�• POWER OF SALE SOUTH AJAX INVEST. OPPORTUNITY *-Modem 3 bedroom home 0 BEAUTY! with huge living room • K ? GP�� - w including fireplace. 66x150 toot lot lot fronting on Kirgston' Church St. ' COQ w/os, rec room, garage, storage, loft + Rd., just east of Detached triple car Q� J modern r _ - Call Brian Kondo' garage In rear of house with �•�Q ..• +Alt � -.. ' �►` a huge paved area. Garage could also be used for a workshop. Parking ams for • (24 hr. pager) s t, 1 many vehicles. $169,900!!! Barrie Cox' .. = x 8394-7449. AN - - , W ROUGE RMM e ONLY =174,600 • 5 year new ilground pool with slide i txespy crawler, 2-tiw deck, 0 ft. lot, fin. ` - W" t. with wet bar, won't CALL BERNARD LEE' OR Rid( 040MCY-, SALES Zo REPRESENTATIVES 428.6533 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL HOSMAL WHEN YOU BUY OR SELL WITH JOHN kg= 3,400 SM FT. " SENOR EXECUTIVE .:� PREMRN LOFT $259raw - Stunning 3,400 sqft. nlension on Mrge U % lot. Lovely exclusive area, unique floor plan. Mn. fir. library. huge kkt hm with • � wlo, many upgrades. Your tdwlce b mow up. JOM MONIz- 831.3300 RF/MPC PM"y FIRST Ltd. r: • r BRIAN R. HAWKE LAW OFFICE 831-8288 REAL ESTATE COMPETITIVE RATES EVENING APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE Lovely "�•+� mature p landscaped, private school, 5 park, transit i shopping. . Powered��yy �& Insulated workshop pkmgardenshed. Main floor faro. rm„ fin. rec rm., Sth bdrrll. or den. Upper level ren. bath, lge. master with hWw closet, other Lk q �.. good -size bdrms., bright eat4n M. w/o to deck. Jacquelynn Tanner• 683-8542. „�. FAMILY TRUST CORR IRATR' REALTOR BEAUTIFUL STOLP HOME IN "WESTNEY HEIGHTS", AJAX 12,371 sq. ft. • Lsrge corner lot. • 4 large bdrms. a 4 baths. • Master bdrm. on suits has sap• oval tub i shower. • Main floor fain. rm. with fireplace. • Bsmt. almost fin. with wet bar. Lots of built-ins A extras. « Great Ajax location •• •« $212,500 — Call Gerry Thatcher - 683 -1861. W/MW UJTY ONE LTD. RLT VALUE HOME OF THE WEEK Don't rides this opporlunNy. This lovely have becks on to park i trees. A hops m master bdr, eat -fa . library i hardwood fkws n leo it a treat to sola. Extras such sea marble ip., Cent. air i vat. i a Ips, back yard on the park an a bogus. For a pw oeal tfWA% ca Barry Earl' 831.4242 • 311ows flrlalsallale • ' Fit. rec IOOIa • New broeWom '0I • ft—MA&A ' Central air, faced yard DOUG TAYLOR" 831~3300. RF/MAX FIRST JUST LISTED: SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY! This immac. 4 bdrm. home w is very tastefully dec. with 2 w/os, rec room, garage, storage, loft + ;� - _ gorgeous landscaping. Must be seen 0 $229,900! r _ - Call Brian Kondo' 683-8542 - " (24 hr. pager) ra •�-��... � FAMILY TR[JS'T .. ORIt,lANO% RL1kLA)R BEAUTIFUL STOLP HOME IN "WESTNEY HEIGHTS", AJAX 12,371 sq. ft. • Lsrge corner lot. • 4 large bdrms. a 4 baths. • Master bdrm. on suits has sap• oval tub i shower. • Main floor fain. rm. with fireplace. • Bsmt. almost fin. with wet bar. Lots of built-ins A extras. « Great Ajax location •• •« $212,500 — Call Gerry Thatcher - 683 -1861. W/MW UJTY ONE LTD. RLT VALUE HOME OF THE WEEK Don't rides this opporlunNy. This lovely have becks on to park i trees. A hops m master bdr, eat -fa . library i hardwood fkws n leo it a treat to sola. Extras such sea marble ip., Cent. air i vat. i a Ips, back yard on the park an a bogus. For a pw oeal tfWA% ca Barry Earl' 831.4242 • 311ows flrlalsallale • ' Fit. rec IOOIa • New broeWom '0I • ft—MA&A ' Central air, faced yard DOUG TAYLOR" 831~3300. RF/MAX FIRST or- _ a y THIS HOME SPARKLES! Nkve right in to this delightful freehold townhouse. + P, shed and pampered throughout. This 3 .froom home features an eat -in kitchen with w/o, LOIS WEAVER t ,!y finished basement, colonial doors and more! J LIVE BETTER FOR LESS! AllSales Rep eser►tative home cmicalf Lois Weaver* for only $14aver680. To view this special This south Ajax 4 bdrm. executive home is minutes from the 683 ssa2. lake and conservation area. It enjoys 4+1 bdrms., and 3 - F"II_Y TRUST beautifully finished levels of living space. This home is loaded with options. Call Peter Mueller" for a viewing at 683-8542. CORPORATION REALTOR Asking $ 224,500. AJAXPICKERING ( CALL -8542 8314242 PETER MUELLER VACANT • MUST BE SOLD Associate Broker Lovely 4 bedroom home - Pickerrg. Large eat -in " ART b MAUREEN kitchenseparate dining room Frlshed basement. Assistant Manager FOWLER Freshly painted. ceramic furs er58.9W Art Sales Representatives Fowler' 683-8542. Sales Reo683-8542 f-_ GIGANTIC BUSY AJAX PLAZA GARAGE 3 COMMERCIAL SPACIOUS GLENDALE HOME ,� , OFFICE UNITS Second '<x- s�• a ez �ver"s large SALE meressrve l+vm^ •wVa hedra; re;lrg & 1-375 sq. ft. and 2 - 800 sq. ft. office suites f.rep+ace. Walkc-00r-� • ',C^ C;- ^, •Com TC LarQer sized available in busy plaza. Rents include all backyard tha! c"ers gots c' va'� _orated or a MOREEN STILES qwe! cour ^ear Dark rs tenr s c • 59 99r PAT CLARK utilities. Won't 18St! Other commercial Sales Representative Moree^ S1des' 631-4242 _ _ sales Representative space available. Call Pat Clark' 683-8542. 71 -,� SATURDAY, MAY 29TH 10:00 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. _ AJAX, PICKERING & WHITBY OFFICES*..' jOUR FAMILY ASKS YOUR Too GOOD To MISS THIS ONE BETTER ACT FAST! 5109,900!!! Gorgeous family size kitchen wAt, bright flonda wel' raintalnec ; bedroorr oar home FAMILY TO HELP US ceiling s complete with dishwasher. fridge 8 store! Crescer' location Super :ayo..: Mos- c` w,rdows New brdkr., updated roof 8 windows, fn. bsmt. BARBARA PRESTON upgraded Fr, basemen• Hees a real ciar,ce to C.G.A. g WITH OUR KIDS CHARITY CAMP - with separate entrance a 31pc. batt, is easy to Owl your own home Cal: BarSara P�eston' 683- ROD MENDQ Sales Representative 2 FUNDRAISER Sales Representative ano$he $69 900 od d he'2 .on 50 t= - - ! r.' POWER OF SALE WHY? HEART OF SCARBOROUGH! TO GIVE AN UNDERPRIVILEGED �l ChecINCOME PROPERTY Check this out! $154,000 • CHILD THE OPPORTUNITY TO ti' Brick 3 bdrm. EXPERIENCE THE THRILLS AND o ;130- 2 bdrm. in-law quarters! YOU•LL HAVE TO BUY A BOAT._ y V Close to all amenities. - If you want to be any closer to take Ontaano than, CHALLENGES OF SUMMER Hurry this won't last! this bea..Uful executive home situated on ant Call Sharon Chishdrrt' for viewing! expansive 65x120 f, lot Enjoy all the features; CAMP AT CAMP PINECREST MARTY STREETER you c exoea to find at Ajax's Mos' prestigious; SCall for a free home evaluation. Sales Representative address, Hury Mary Sireee SHARON CHIS" Sales 683-8542 HOW? BY DONATING TO OUR OFFICE ITEMS TO BE SOLD: - CRAFTS, BAKED GOODS AND ANYTHING ELSE (EXCEPT CLOTHINGy WHY ARE You sTlu PA,r«o ROM UNDER POWER OF SALE AT $175,900 This great 4 bedroom home backing on ba THAT CAN BE USED FOR OUR _E1.a on sowAlex lot 3+2 bdnns . 2 belhs. I wooded greenbelt can be pur&esed now at a CHARITY GARAGE SALE. Fabulous euro la. upstairs + 2nd lat. n upstaberm.! st>al super price. Included is main Am family room, interestrer" two GAIL DALL inground pool, finished basement b loads more. BARBARA PRESTON n� � , cal Berbera Preston' Swa Represented" Call Gad Darr for appointment at 031.4242. Sales RepresMIstive at 683.8542. "RURPICAL REWARD" LOOK WHAT PAT & LUCY HAVE! w : ` MUM N�AN 21 ACRE ESTATE - sws ftwesenw" PROPERTY 4,000 sq. ft. home, head waters of Duffins. Newer hip roof barn. r PXr ARK COUN r I.NW AT ns MM Reduced to sell. List $600,000. Rep►eseerrtative Custom ag tam at 5 acm, a4h a view for miles. Call Mike Newman' or Pattie Close to at amenilies. An absolute br w1h PATM Nip deck & mistorn pool. AN this for orgy San Rep aNE� Newman' 831-4242. s+ Re eve � 45 inuresEarr at N.E. of 401 a West" Rd. ONLY $128,900 WHY RENT WHEN UCYBAYOU CAN OWN AssociateBroSMlnr =` ' Multi-level home, with main floor family "GIVE ME LAND - LOTS OF LAND"!!! room! Walkout to very private back A country pleasure In Ajax. Skate on your own pond in winter. yard! Eat -in kitchen! Great location on Watch the ducks in summer. Tree lined drive kids to large 3 quiet street! Attached garage! 5 bedroom bungalow. Hurrilungous recreation room boasts a appliances too! What else could you rrngntlflartt :torte wan, fireplM, bar and sliding glass door =16'1,>i0p ask for! Call me today on this many Plus walkout with a view. Own 300 trees at rear of property sq. your money bury a lot of house, ober 1,500 wENor AAPsoN more affordable properties. m Plus very large outbuilding for workshop or storage. sq. ti Get a family room with floor to kleitp Wendy Designated future investrnant pobntial. Call Pat *or Lucy" 683. LUCY BATEgON �e � Coltral Ceram�ios En Mrit+ swa nspnsst isthre Rapson' 831-4242. 115A2dotift Assoc! t Brwr location, Lucy B"oh - 8638642 or 883.6311. re �rEwB AD VF,R�7SglR,, WFD. MAY 19,1993•PAGB 3 �- STREETS 43 ''�ti GARAGE SALE SATURDAY, MAY 29TH ATTENTION BARGAINHlNNTERSft Th9 A.M. - 3 P.M. The lowest Priced 1,500 sq. ft. hone in Ajax, on $155,900. 3 bedrooms, all brick, main floor family RANDY Ic TARN room with fireplace, eat -in kitchen, 4 appliances, HUNTER, WICKENS, HAWKER, MILLER walk to shops, school park, can Rana' at 60 $MSTEARNS, DAGWELL, SYKESSaw RapraaarNaM 8542 today! 4� FWILY TRUST GENNER -> CORPORATION REALTOR Lots of Savings FAMILY FUN j AJAX PICKERING For more T 47F; information call TRANSFERRED A LOT FOR LITTLE 831-4242 Must sell freehold Owner wants to sell. PATRICIA RAEBURN townhouse, 3 bedrooms, Clean 8 cosy 3 Sales Representative 3 baths, cent. air, family bedrooms, 3 baths, 683-8542 room with fireplace. finished top to bottom. A ALI ZAIDI Shows immaculate. Call bargain. Call Ali' 831- (North of Rotherglen - Sales Representative Ali' 831-4242. 4242. Griff Ohs, Hermitage Area Wow! �-- WHAT A VALUE! f Only $189,900 for 4 bedroom Pickering home with 79x176 ft. lot, double garage, _ I main floor laundry, fireplace in living "- room, whirlpool tub, hardwood floors, 'r WELCOME TO THE BRIDLEPATH OF OSHAWA' central air & large kitchen with walkout to v THE GLENS" } deck. Designed for an expandingfamily. �.✓ _.. = .r arge 4 level sidesolrt or '2x••= 5' lot. Dutcr, -year. it features 2 more bedrooms & rec room :art. air, EAC.. water sotterer ; apcl ances, a,; ,aria in basement. Diana Stinson" 831 4242, - '' ' ams far -.!y room a r o!'re 3 4th bdrr ower DIANA STINSON JvHN 8 CARROL ever. !Modem eat -in K,.. 0,0 to :aver_-; path, %ii!y 683-4332 for further details. COLLINS fenced. 2 ca' garage „- :racer ;zx.;oc .err i Associate Broker i! Sales Representatives 'arrol• 683.8542. r - `e'' - JOHN MORGAN f "CHARMING t Sales Representative 50' LOT 8 INCOME OPPORTUNITY GU I LDWOOD" _ = THIS HOME SPARKLES A "10" Stunning 3 bearoor+ e ac eg. all brick 3 be cool s up 2 errs roar. . • wr- your e b choice. VILLAGE ' Separate living S dining ' E,. eat -n 0cnen JEAN PILI 3 bedrooms up d 2+bedrooms dcwr arge back ' Central air -•z� yard. 2 stoves 8 2 edges. Ca' .ear Pilz" 831- LOIS MORGAN • Basement. n. i Walk to lake and T.T.C. Associate Broker 4242. Saks Representative Call Johr• or ts• Mo gar * 96 acres of beautiful grounds to roam through at The Guild * Very private ravine like garden * New windows + New Hi-eff. furoate Lovely 3 bedrooms Finished basement, with sep. entrance, 3 -pc. OPEN HOUSE washroom and open stone fp. SUN., MAY 23 2.4 PM. 1894211 VALLEY FARM RD. * Hardwood under broadloom _uxunous 'rage, -oroc jr, aCice'.ny S'54.90C. 2 New brdlm. in lip./din. and hall. Worth a look. TED bedrocros - solanum. 2 bath. balcony. en suite iaunary. locker. 24 , r gate secunry, great rec ac. 149,900 Sales Representative Ci II m - eprrrsert „ase .,, a a arras. � Ca ed Gauger' 683-8542. Serious price for any purchaser, or investment 1,350 SO. FT. UP HIGH - LOW DOWN :3 bedroom home in Ajax has it all. Walkout from, _ -PENTHOUSE! bsmt., forced air gas, cent. air, fully fenced yard, fireplace & �y t. �-' Fabulous chance to own thi more, bar fridge etc., quiet area. luxurious penthouse in prim �. Call Angela Hoffmann* at - Scarborough location wit 9 9 683-8542 to be the 1 st appt.s O MORGAN LOIS MORGAN creative financing possibilities and the last! les p VIEW CALL DARRYLGLOVER Don't ;*delay call tarry Sala Rem JOHN* OR LOIS* MORGAN, 831-4242 � I, Glover 683-8542. �1a1".► ir TMs yt�tr Tv Approx 1,800 sq. ft witll mom T= tamely room, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, nck&V a 4 -pc. on suite in ft GREAT LOCATION + $PRICE $163,500 master. Upgrades & extras include fireplace, new Immaculate 3 bdrm. detached home. located in trmace, cent. air, new windows, new roof, new Pickering off Whites Rd. Thousands in upgrades. CUSTOM BUILT FOR YOU kitehen cupboards, 3 sliding glass door walkouts, Top (o bottom. A home you'll be proud to own. Call Why not choose your own colors, brick, broadloom, BRYON COGHLAN modular tubs, finished rec room, etc. Waiting for SHARON CHISHOLM Sharon Chisholm 4 -viewing 663-8542. BARRY EARL cabinetry & design. All on a quiet court in Pickering Sobs you. Bryon Coghlan' 831.4242. Sala RepreanfatM CALL 4 YOUR FREE HOME EVALUATION! Sales Represerfttiw For details call Barry Earl' 831-4242. ill �. EXECUTIVE HOME - Now IS YOUR CHANCE PAMPERED PERFECTION This huge 2,800 sq. fL home is located in a Skinning exec, approx. 2,800 sq. ft. Upgrades --- fabubus location and dose to amenities, featuring galore, spacious er" with ceramics, lwge kit. with PALACE FOR A PITTANCE! $159500. 4 bedrooms, man floor family room with fireplace, ftwde ceing A w/b to deck. Formal dung room Fabulom spacious lour bedroom, aK conditioned man floor study, partially fn. basement, double with french doors, beaugful tam. im. with hrdwd home — parape and a premiwn M. Now ' your chance to COLLA i AIME floats, lip. d french doors. Inter bdnm. has sitt' Huge LargMW e ed -in M finer with w flocir laundry DEBORAH EADY to deck buy tar an affordable price. Call DeboraFc Eady' BLAKELOCK ease 8 41x. an suite. This home spatklea. Doul MARVIN WEST with side eddoor &*once To view call Marin now RWSN M*A 603.0542. SOM RaprOUft Ms1 miss III Cal Colin' or line' Blakelock 6838542. S111111011111 at 693.8542. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTLSM wED, MAY ",1"3 Choosing the right mortgage When you are looking around for a new home, it is also important to spend some time looking into various financ- ing options. Banks, trust companies and other financial institutions all offer a wide variety of ways to finance your new home purchase, but it's up to you to take the time to select a mortgage to meet your needs, recommends the Canadian Home Builders' Association. A mortgage is a long-term loan for the purpose of buying a home. The principal is the amount of the loan, or the cash you actually borrow. You are expected to repay the principal, togeth- er with the interest. Mortgage payments are applied toward both principal and interest. The first thing to do is to take a real- istic look at what you can afford to pay for your new home. As a general rule. no more than approximately, one-third of assured gross income should go toward the sum of mortgage payments, property taxes and estimated heating expenses. Also, no more than 40 per cent of assured gross income should go toward the total of your mortgage and all other contracted payments, such as car loan payments. When you're shopping around for a mortgage, check with a number of dif- ferent financial institutions and gather information on various types, terms, conditions and interest rates. The fol- lowing section explains some of the ter- minology you might run across. Conventional mortgage -- A mortgage loan which does not exceed 75 per cent of the property value. In the case of a purchase, the property value is estab- lished as the lesser of the purchase price or appraised value. Lenders require that mortgages that exceed this limit are insured against default, usual- ly at the borrower's expense. Conventional high -ratio mortgage -- A mortgage which is insured against default by The Mortgage Insurance Company of Canada (MICC). This mortgage enables purchasers to buy with as little as a 10 per cent downpay- ment. The cost of this is passed on to the consumer by the lender. The insur- ance premium can be added to the mortgage amount or paid in cash. National Housing Act (NHA) mort- gage -- A mortgage which is insured against default by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). Borrowers must pay an application fee to CMHC (which usually includes the cost of a property appraisal) and an insurance premium (which is usually added to the principal amount of the mortgage, though it may be paid in cash). NHA mortgages are usually high -ratio mortgages, meaning pur- chasers can buy with as little as a 10 per cent dowpayment — less for first- time buyers. The actual number of years that it will take to repay a mortgage loan in full is called the amortization period, which may be up to 25 years. The term of the mortgage is the period for which the interest rate as well as other condi- tions of the mortgage are fixed. Customers are offered choice and flexibility in mortgage terms, payments frequency, interest rates, amortization periods. pre -payment options and re- negotiation and renewal features. These help you to create the mortgage that is best for you. Some of the options you may choose from are outlined below. When shopping around, make a check- list for yourself so that you can com- pare options and make a smart choice. Open mortgage -- A mortgage agree- ment which allows the borrower to repay the debt more quickly than speci- fied and usually without pre -payment charges. Closed mortgage -- A mortgage agree- ment which does not provide for pre- payment prior to maturity. In most situa- tions, the lender will permit pre -payment but may levy a charge for doing so. Pre -payment options -- Most financial institutions offer a number of options for people to pre -pay their mortgage in full or in part at any time, without inter- est penalty. A clause in the mortgage agreement specifies when and how pre- payments may be made. Fixed-rate mortgage -- A mortgage loan for which the rate of interest is fixed for a specific period of time (the term). Terms of up to seven years, or even longer, are available from some lenders. Variable-rate or floating-rate mort- gage -- A mortgage loan for which the rate of interest changes, usually not more than once a month, as money- market conditions change. The monthly payment usually stays the same for a specified period, however, the amount applied toward the principal will vary according to the change (if any) in the rate of interest. Payment options -- You can choose how frequently you prefer to pay your mortgage installments. Options include weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly and monthly payment frequencies. The option you choose can mean consider- able savings. 4iibp W6 h', T, cv � 40016 T, (, �i►+y` iw,� r(. , ( lei f11 i:� i l , la( )j, rl 1 41 WE'RE EVER We've expanded to outer markets, in addition to our door- to-door delivery. The Oshawa/Whitby This Week, Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser and Northumberland News are being delivered to a far wider market. Total distribution is over 120,000 every Week, plus an extra 10,000 Best Homes every Saturday. The Oshawa/Whitby This Week, Ajax/ Pickering News Advertiser and Northumberland News Real Estate sections are delivered to boxes from Scarborough to Brighton. Anetwork of boxes carrying the Best Homes Real Estate section will target out of town buyers in Scarborough, Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Courtice, Bowmanville, Newcastle, Newtonville, Port Hope, Cobourg and Brighton TNZ NZ ADVBR UZR, WZD., MAY 19,1"3.. ►Gs s MW Arrow JW WOO CobourgMort Hope Ajaftkering Northumberland r L�S�This WeekHomes _ _ - .. .. . • ...R'c. .. • TjYi tl: di I'.ffi..:.r'.L _ .. .. J; J.C� Conserving energy doesn't mean living in the dark ages If you are like most homeowners today, you're probably trying to stretch your dollars and save money on your utility bills — especially in light of the recent increases. While you may think you'd have to live in the dark and keep your thermostat set at 55 degrees Fahrenheit to make a sizeable dint in your bills, don't despair. There are several "common sense" things you can do to cut expenses, while still maintaining your creature comforts. There is an additional payoff as well. You'll be saving energy at the same time. To start with, take a look at your daily routines and all the things you do around the house which require the use of utilities — the washing machine, the dryer, the dishwasher, the shower, the vacuum, refrigerator, lights and so on. The list is virtually endless. Your shower stall is one of the easiest places to cut down on water consumption and save money. Consider installing a low -flow nozzle on your shower head. You can also save money by installing a shower head which has its own on/off valve. That way, you can turn the flow off while you are applying soap or sham- poo. Also keep in mind that taking a shower generally uses less water than a bath — depending on the duration of your showers, of course. Leaking faucets and toilets also waste a major amount of water. If you suspect you have a leak �ome- where in your plumbing system, or your faucets, get it fixed otherwise your money is literally going down the drain. You can also have the temperature setting on your water heater turned down to cut down on the power it takes to heat the water in the tank. Check with your utility company for information. You may even want to insulate your water heater with a spe- cial cover. Again, consult your utility company for advice. Don't open the refrigerator door endlessly and be sure to clean the condenser coils at the back of the unit every six months. If you don't have a self -defrosting refrigerator. you should defrost it when you have a build-up of about one-quarter of an inch of frost. Also be careful to avoid cramming too many items into your refrigerator because air cannot circu- late properly. Exercise similar pre- cautions when operating your freezer. Keep your oven clean as well. It will operate more efficiently. And don't preheat it for more than 10 minutes when cooking or baking because you are just wasting power and money. If you are cooking small amounts of food, consider using your microwave or a toaster oven instead of the stove. These appliances use less power. You should also avoid using the large element on your range top if you intend to use a small saucepan. As well, try setting appliances — like your dishwasher — on low-ener- gy settings where feasible. Avoid putting heat -producing appliances — like a stove or a dishwasher — next to a refrigerator or a freezer. The heat will cause the cooling equipment to work harder. If you have a dishwasher, make sure you have a full load before using it and trytting your dishes air dry after was r'.'-" To save money on utility costs associated with laundry, try to wash one full load at a time. But its is important to remember not to over- load the machine. And always use cold water in the rinse cycle. It is also advisable to wash laundry in cold water as much as possible. The same common sense approach applies to using your clothes dryer. Don't overload it and be sure to clean out the filter trap in between loads. It is also wise to avoid overdrying loads of laundry. You are just wasting electricity and your clothes get an extra unnecessary beating. Also be sure to keep your dryer and the area around it clean and lint - free and remove and clean the exhaust hose a couple of times a year. Check the vent and damper as well. If you suspect any problems, call a qualified repair person. If you suspect that your clothes dryer is responsible for a large por- tion of your utility bills, consider air drying your clothes when and where it is possible. Laundry smells fresher when it has been dried outdoors. You may also want to dry small items. like socks, indoors on a folding, portable clothes rack. When your laundry is dry, you simply fold up the rack and store it out of sight. These racks can be purchased at most department and hardware stores. You can also purchase small, retractable clothes like which can be installed over your bathtub. You can replace existing light bulbs with more efficient ones. For instance, try using a 52 -watt bulb instead of a 60 -watt one. This will save energy and money and the dif- ference is barely noticeable. For peak efficiency, be sure to keep your light - bulbs free of dust and dirt. And be sure to turn out the lights in rooms which are not being used. As well, try to minimize the number of lights you use in a room whenever possible. You may want to install dimmer switches so you can diminish or intensify the amount of light in a room to suit your requirements. Buying a new Ihome takes planning Making the right choice when it comes to purchasing a home is a matter of good planning, not good luck. No one person can be expected to know everything, so it is critical to surround yourself with qualified professional assistance throughout the process. Before starting out in search of a house, take the time to determine your financial capabilities. Based on your income and expenses, your real estate representative is qualified to calculate the maximum amount of mortgage you can obtain and, in most instances, can put you in touch with a financial institution which will provide you with written confirmation of the amount. Knowing your price range can save a lot of time, energy and, especially, frustration during the selection process. It can also reassure the vendors about the validity of your offer and, therefore, swing negotiations in your favor. The structural soundness of your new home is your next concern. Certified home inspectors can be hired to thoroughly examine the house prior to your offer becoming firm. This can be a few hundred dollars well spent, especially if you are interested in an older home. To have an inspection done you should consult your sales representative, who can refer you to one or more certified home inspectors and ther you submit an offer on the house THE NEWIl; ADVEWM1M WED., [NAY 1% 1"34PAGE 7 that makes it conditional for a few days upon completion of the inspection. You must pay for the inspection, but at the very least it will provide you with peace of mind. Once financing is iri place, you should carefully select one real estate representative to look after your needs. It is important you feel comfortable with the representative and he or she be very familiar with the neighborhood into which you want to move. A professional representative spends a great deal of time researching the market on your behalf and you will be better served having one person looking after NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SEMCE is giving away $200,000 to put towards the home of your dreams. 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This is it! 4 bdmrs., 2 baths & whirlpool tub, finished basement has 2nd kitchen & rec room, 200 amp. service & lots more. Eluira Larocque' 428-7677. OUTSTANDINIG 1�2� CL TO GO TRAIN Laveydroan 3 bebungalow owe 33aacre propertx I Brick semi 3 bdrm,22 4 -pc. baths, 2 klchem eat -n large 4 car 9arags, wibpeners. Cw9M beano. For ELLEANOR STANOFELD Its., 4 v comb. Nmg nn., dinirg rm. SelfcontaFled ,•1<lAGitL�N�IRAD'Yt17'l'i'�. ��tiIAY 1� 1l!!b EnerAssociation (CGA) tests gas gy and propane water heaters for 30 Hunt St., Ste. 1, Ajax LIS 3M2 performance and safety. The Sa' Canadian Standards ving Association (CSA) develops sale - $= performance standards and Titests all oil and electrical prod - p ucts. Look for the CGA label or the CSA labels on products How can I tell if a purchased or leased. water heater is energy A point to remember is that efficient? legislation regulates minimum ABy law, all oil or electric efficiency. The minimum is now residential water heaters about 57 per cent, on average, (those with a capacity of 20 to for all units. The efficiency of 100 US gallons) sold or leased electric water heaters averages in Ontario must meet minimum 90 per cent. However, electric levels of energy efficiency. Gas water heaters are usually the residential water heaters manu- most expensive to operate. factured after Dec. 31, 1992 Gas water heaters manufac- will also have to meet mini- tured after Dec. 31, 1992 will mum levels. Standards are have an average efficiency of reviewed and raised every few 57 per cent. years. Averages are presented here The Canadian Gas because the minimum efficien- cy depends on the size of the water heater. Many manufac- turers produce water heaters that are more efficient than what is required by law. (� Are there any incentives 3i to buy energy-efficient water heaters? Some dealers and utili- ties provide rebates or incentives to encourage people to buy more efficient models. We suggest that you check with DON'T SECOND GUESS! CALL RE/MAX FIRST! 831-3300/ 686-3330 your local utility and fuel sup- plier. These Energy Saving Tips are brought to you by the Ontario Ministry of Energy and New Homes and Interiors. I Know You Love Your Home but if you must consider moving on call me 1 HAVE A BUYER For a bungalow in Pickering or Ajax. Must be located in a quiet area & must be in move in condition! Call me d you are thinking of sm". HEAR YE, HEAR YE - FIRST TIME BUYERS! Time is running out! Do not lose out on your rebate! Call me now for information! Charmaine McLaren 'LOOKING OUT FOR YOUR NEXT MOVE" SMRYRepr iw 6@3.1861 SPACKMIS BRICK BUNGALOW This 3 bdrrn. 8 yr. old home on a 50' lot in excelent Whitby loc. will provide you with easy access to shopping and transportation. There's a 19x19' family room with floor to ceiling brick tp. From a spacious eat -in kitchen there's direct access to a 1206' deck. This home must be seen to be appreciated. Cal Larry Seens at 683- FEATURE HOME OPPORTUINRr Comes just once in a long while and yours Is here. Priced at $140,500 this 3 bedroom home is perfect for your family with euro style kitchan cabinets, reshr.oed rod, finished lower level and fenced yard enhanced with colorful perennials. Maintenance free exterior, and central air too! Cal today 10 see you f utue hone. WALK TO LAKE & PARK LOUtSE REID Great location for this 3 bedroom semi! Walkout beautifully finished basement, central aa, walkout Saks " to huge deck upstart; 6 so much more. All for 683-1861 only $154,900. Sm. 100 What can one say about a vacant field of BEVERLEY COWNGTON PWW, Well, this one is 50x200 fL, water and S*W qiaprewitgtWill sewers at lot fine and you can walk to lake 6 6831861 ^ Cal Beverley Cokgton at 683- V' Just move r to thcs ncety apported home. Featurrg a 'amity sized Kitchen with wakout to BEVERLEY COLLINGTON large prnrate yard. 3 becrooms, rec room. 2 bath Sales Representative rooms 8 sKy' ght too. Mode— decor. Just listed at 5, ,-1861 $146 K .,a 3evele, Col-alon at 693-1861. KATIE KORTEKAAS Sates Rewesenletive JASMIN RODRIGUEZ Secs Reprountstive 683-1861 r GREENWOOD RD. BREATHTAKING VIEW! JUST LISTED Rare opportunity, 196 It frontage, see lake Ontario and for miles around. Neer conservation arae, surrounded by magnificent estate residencm make this lot the site d your new home_ Vendor offers financing. Adjacent lot also FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER!!! Only $129,800. Beautlufy decorated w1h fireplace, 2 walkouts, large ming S dining rooms, must be seen. Cal Jasmin Rodriguez at 683 1861.24 hr. oaaer. JIM BRADBURY sm" 61;3-1861 iNP►iva Fully detached 2 storey home in north Ajax. Features 3 spacious bedrooms, a large eat -in kitchen with walkout to a party sae deck. Finished basement for all you enlertairmeni. Cal Jim Bradbury 683-1861 or 427.8110. JOHN ORT LAW OFFICE 30 Hunt St., Ste. 1, Ajax LIS 3M2 purchase - $400 sale - $= refinancing - $360 Plus G.S.T. and disbursements CALL 427-9919 "PHONE FOR PRICES OUTSIDE OF DURHAM" I Know You Love Your Home but if you must consider moving on call me 1 HAVE A BUYER For a bungalow in Pickering or Ajax. Must be located in a quiet area & must be in move in condition! Call me d you are thinking of sm". HEAR YE, HEAR YE - FIRST TIME BUYERS! Time is running out! Do not lose out on your rebate! Call me now for information! Charmaine McLaren 'LOOKING OUT FOR YOUR NEXT MOVE" SMRYRepr iw 6@3.1861 SPACKMIS BRICK BUNGALOW This 3 bdrrn. 8 yr. old home on a 50' lot in excelent Whitby loc. will provide you with easy access to shopping and transportation. There's a 19x19' family room with floor to ceiling brick tp. From a spacious eat -in kitchen there's direct access to a 1206' deck. This home must be seen to be appreciated. Cal Larry Seens at 683- FEATURE HOME OPPORTUINRr Comes just once in a long while and yours Is here. Priced at $140,500 this 3 bedroom home is perfect for your family with euro style kitchan cabinets, reshr.oed rod, finished lower level and fenced yard enhanced with colorful perennials. Maintenance free exterior, and central air too! Cal today 10 see you f utue hone. WALK TO LAKE & PARK LOUtSE REID Great location for this 3 bedroom semi! Walkout beautifully finished basement, central aa, walkout Saks " to huge deck upstart; 6 so much more. All for 683-1861 only $154,900. Sm. 100 What can one say about a vacant field of BEVERLEY COWNGTON PWW, Well, this one is 50x200 fL, water and S*W qiaprewitgtWill sewers at lot fine and you can walk to lake 6 6831861 ^ Cal Beverley Cokgton at 683- V' Just move r to thcs ncety apported home. Featurrg a 'amity sized Kitchen with wakout to BEVERLEY COLLINGTON large prnrate yard. 3 becrooms, rec room. 2 bath Sales Representative rooms 8 sKy' ght too. Mode— decor. Just listed at 5, ,-1861 $146 K .,a 3evele, Col-alon at 693-1861. KATIE KORTEKAAS Sates Rewesenletive JASMIN RODRIGUEZ Secs Reprountstive 683-1861 r GREENWOOD RD. BREATHTAKING VIEW! JUST LISTED Rare opportunity, 196 It frontage, see lake Ontario and for miles around. Neer conservation arae, surrounded by magnificent estate residencm make this lot the site d your new home_ Vendor offers financing. Adjacent lot also FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER!!! Only $129,800. Beautlufy decorated w1h fireplace, 2 walkouts, large ming S dining rooms, must be seen. Cal Jasmin Rodriguez at 683 1861.24 hr. oaaer. JIM BRADBURY sm" 61;3-1861 iNP►iva Fully detached 2 storey home in north Ajax. Features 3 spacious bedrooms, a large eat -in kitchen with walkout to a party sae deck. Finished basement for all you enlertairmeni. Cal Jim Bradbury 683-1861 or 427.8110. A DESPERATE VENDOR $119,000!! Immaculate detached 2 storey home & garage, 3 bdrms., new modem kitchen, 4 appis., formal dining, full basement & w/o to deck on 118, W. Must sell. Morrissa Amsel, Sales Rep., Re/Max Genesis Realty ltd. 321-3536, 438-4037. WMW MORRISSA AMSEL Sales Representative GENESIS LTD. PORT PERRYAREA 54 acres (40 workable). Renovated 3 bedroom home. Barn - workshop - pond. Asking $249,900. Call 1-416-281-3242 JOHN HUTTON REAL ESTATE LTD. ROSS WATSON W. {Sales Representative) ' r ~`v 35 year resident of Ajax WMW" QUALITY ONE LTD. 683-1861 DESIRABLE SOUTH AJAX Beautifully updated 3.1 bdrm back - spill on a 50020' mature lot. Newer fa-ldy size kit., hrdwd. firs., fin, rec room with woodstove and w/o. central vac. electronic air cleaner, 3 appls. Or genal owner maintained, Steps to aKe and "s miles of parkland Excellent value at $168.900 Not many -c-es show this well Cal' me for ycur v ew -g, oe`ore ,t's too'.atel TO THE CITY! Elegant Coughlan quality built. appprox. 2.800 sq. ft. , stunning open circular staircase to bsmt Bright greenhouse kit. w/southem exposure, & solid oak cabnetry & chef's desk. California shutters, cent air & vac. 3 - pc bath in bsmt , outstanding condition. Situated on a quiet street, a short waN to schools and park If you're look ng for a bigger home. You've got to see this one r' C H / IMPECCABLE CONDITION! There's no work to be done in this Gassy home. It's got new brdlm., flooring, decorating, and fin. bsmt . huge hollywood kjt., with Ronda cWhng, pantry, oak cabinets. open concept sunken Irv. rm. has tp. Master has 4 -pc. en suite 6 dble. dr entry. Cent. air & vac. All on a beautifully landscaped private lex They Dont come arty better. Call me today anc let's take a look ZT TAKES MORE THAN JUST A SIGN TO GET YOUR HOUSE SOLD.... stere tearon .S! s��lay. WI BUT, TH THE RIGHT SIGN IT SURE HELPS! FIND OUT WHY SO MANY FAMILIES ARE MOVING VP STEVE FEARON Sales Representative c� r CALL 683-2992 RE/MAX EXPERIENCE INC. Large faink home, 2 car gar., eat -in kitchen, main tt. tarn. T 0 rm. with fireplace, en suite bath, fin. rec rm.. great area for families. CALL STEVE FEARON 4 BEDROOM EXECUTIVE flt19,999 Large del home that must be sold, huge gmenhouse kitchen, 2 car garage, by Yard poftsio►rNy land- scaped bads onto groenbek. completely finished basement CALL GRAHAM 91DAWAy GRAHAM SIDAWAY Sales %presentativle $149,899 4 bedroom home on huge pie -shaped tit, extremely well kept home with bright eat -in kitchen, steps to schools and parks. Must be sold. Make an offer. CALL G RAHAM SIDAWAY AJAX -$215,000 4 , 1 bedrm. homt large premium Custom decor, tabule kitchen, en suite b approx. 2,200 sq. Steps to schools Pam CALL STEVE FEARON �r r• 1 ■ •• •:• • ,W&T-AI 11 IN 01A 1......:........ .- 7 HB NEW ADVEWrISER, WED., MAY 19,190 -PAG Z 11 VICTORIA DAY DEADLINES BEST HOMES AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER OSHAWA/WHITBYTHISWEEK SAT., MAY 22 WED., MAY 26 WED., MAY 26 EDITION EDITION EDITION COPY DEADLINE COPY DEADLINE COPY DEADLINE WED., MAY 19, NOON WED., MAY 19,5:00 P.M. THURS., MAY 20,5:00 P.M. FOR SALE OR RENT 3 bedroom bungalow, South Whitby, private yard, alum soffits 8 fascia., cent, air, has a beautiful 1 bdrm. in-law apt. Rent to own. Call John Midlige, Sales Rep., Re/Max Genesis Ltd. 283-1500 RF/� GENESIS D. 83-1500 PICKERIN G/AJAX i OSHAWA � +, ICI 115 Simcoe St. S. 115 Simcoe St. S. 576-4111 435-5380 WHITBY 233 Brock St. N. 668-6171 1550 Kingston Road, Pickering AN BOBCAYGEON FENELON FALLS 89 Bolton St. 36 Colbourne St. 705-738-2327 705-887-2512 REALTOR_ PORT HOPE 86 Walton St. 416-885-4548 a 68 -777 3 7 831 - 2 a56 COBOURG 41 King St. E. 416-372-4345 BOWMANVILLE 1243 King St. E. 623-3393 3 BDRM. TOWNHOUSE - $107,000 Located it ces raoie cor-plex dose to schools, park and shoopi-g. Lge ea,, - r k!tchen with lots of cupboards, fin. rec rr woodburnirg stove and walkout to patio GAIL SIMPSON' DAPHNE GIBBON' 683-7777. RICHARD CHANCE TOP PRODUCER & TOP LISTER PICKERING OFFICE APRIL 1993 PORT PERRY 112 Scugog St. 985-7386 5 ry,• - I l INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY RAVINE LOT - $146,900 Space !or Mor- T!- s c--ar— rg oricx oungalow with "IMPECCABLY CLEAN^ 3 bdrm home, attacnec garage , -ec T w t� walkout. de!ac,ed ga age -as 2 1 tc ers are 2 4 pc baths Nice Lge. 2. 00 sc. ft rcr-e ' 2 `•eo-aces ' 1 ocnr s ' cosy rec eat - r kitchen with wa Kc !e decx GAIL garder Gose !o scrooa arc oubnc trans^ $'79.900 room ' CAC ' $'E9.20C 'A rust to see r Soutt Picxenng SWPSON''DAPHNE GIBSOW SE3 BONNIE DAVIS' 6K, -777 'PAUL JONES' 83•-2C56 Ar lit. PLEASING TO THE EYE A POCKETBOOK! South Alain location is the setting for the delightful 4 bdrm. beckspht Included in the price is a fin. fee rm , 0 detachedggarage and fenced yard. $159,900. GAIL SIMPSON.%APHNE GIBSON* 6837777 COUNTRY PROPERTY -15 MIN. TO 'GO' Lge bungaiew whir sep apa :-ert ocated in desirable area of Non,- P,cxenng and se! or 2.65 acres Privacy trees and rolling ^.ills $339.000 GAIL SIr1PSON'•'DAPHNE GIBBON' 683 T?77 BETHANY .100 acres with bam - $150,000 BALSAM LAKE - 46 acre tee farm . $139,900 WESTNEY ROAD • 1.7 acre prestige Mwtha! - $299,000 BETHANY - 60 saes with gorgeous Century we - $399,000 AJAX - 2.2M sq. ft. dial condo - $124,000 CALL JACK FUDGE"'DORIS CHANCE' 683-7777 THINKING OF MOVING? - WE CAN HELP YOU GET OFF TO A ` L F S` FLYING START! C At CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. we know that moving car be a stressful experience. Our patience and understanding can help you get the house you want and the vacation you deserve. Call today and find out how. CENTURY 21 BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. and the AIR �`�LIeI t`�e MILES program can make your dreams a reality. BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. AJAX 428-2121 PICKERING 839-2121 GLENDALE BEAUTY, VENDOR HAS BOUGHT! 3 bdrm. semi, in. top to bottom, custom kit, aI buih-tits, huge W. m►. w/b to 2 tier deck rec rm. wAret bar. $$$ Spent onupgrades, turn the key b move fight in. $169,900. C Linda Clarke' at 428-2121. jiwk 4 BEDROOM EXEC. $235,080 GREAT NVESTIENT! Large 4 bdrm. Maplend$e Home. Maim fir. fam. rm. with Beautiful lot, approx. 12 acres in desirable N. Ajax. fp., large greenhouse kit with w/o b deck, all fenced Steps b new golf course, Deer Creek b Saxton Glen yyaarrdd dble. car garage, fin. bsmt To New call Richard Estate Homes. Priced at $539,900. Call Maria Javor' at tutaAearh' 428.2121. 420.2121 for details. $269,900 full price for 3,444 sq k 3 sly., 4 bdrml library 6 fin. mule purpose loft French drs., ceramics, fab. master bdrm. w/walk-in closet 8 a kauriout on suite beth, as well as many experhsiirs mitres add to toe allure of this well-maintained hams. C'a1 Anne Brisooe, 3 spacious townhomes less than 5 years new, offered from $99.000 with 5 appls. plus cent, immed. occupancy is available. They're a smart with 5% down payment So call today, Bill Chaps Immediate pons. and financing available, 4 Ige. bdrms. 8 3 baths, complete with 1 bdrm. in-law suite, prate landscaped yard. Interlocking stone driveway leading to att. garage. Must be sold, $139,900. Call Steven Lebel' 428-2121. Det. all brick home on 65' lot, front iddition, triple wraparound deck 4 bdrms., 1 5 -pc., 2 4 -pc. a 1 2 -pc. beth, ceramic hall 3 kit. firs., skylight, cent air, cent vac., sec. system, wet bar, fin. bsmt. dble. circ. stairs open to bsmt sauna, Jacuzzi 8 lots more, Call Dennis WHY WAIT? Call to see this attractive, nicely decorated 3 bdrm. home with fin. bsmt - deck 3 cent. air. Just a few blocks to school 8 day care It's a good family investment for $164,900. To view call Bill Chapman* SAVE! 6 appls., cent air, cent vac. 8 heat pump come with this all brick 3 bdrm bungalow. Safe family oriented neighborhood within walking distance to schools, parks 6 lake front. Immed. possession avail Offered at $164,921. Call Steven Lebel' 428.2121 for viewing. AS PRETTY AS A PRIVATE PARK Asking $159,900. For 3 bdrms., det 2 baths 8 hrdwd throughout, lot sae 68' front x 165' depth, treed 8 fenced Det. gar.. a special home occupation zoning allowing 25% total front area for bus. purposes. Immed. Call Michael Femson' 428-2121. r.:.•r•a �w�Iwrl�•.1•1��'�a�1.��.M�M,1►�+P�..•.'.' .•. .'.•.•.ti'w�•.•••.ti+.v.Y•�.•1.v V• •. bvMT. . •'.' �'•f�M"/vtMl.�►.�Y.l.'w�•r!.►aw!•w-•..►,..r.1.!•1.�•..Y•��'�i'� I.••./4. h rM1.t� • •, [, • • a • ♦ .^. , RF/ 1 00 EALTY a -AJAX -686-3330 ;. ,MIK LTD. ` ,r, .' '1450 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING A PERFECT "10" I ; ONLY $169,900 LQ. OVER 2,300 SO. FT -ALL t Detached with�ra Q� b BRICK - =193.900 Finished top to bottom �O Huge 70 foot frontage, Irv. nn. Backs to park �� ..;w � , 8 din. nn. with 2 bay windows --t ;� • v Oversize kitchen ,-, <-. & french doors, 2 fireplaces, k v 2 baths, deck, spotless '_ -,, 4 hardwood floors from entrance through to the fam. rm. Oak J large master bdrm. _ kit. with breakfast area. 4 J Bright rec room spacious bedrooms, master o J June possession has full en suite, main fir. J Lovely neighborhood J laundry - fully fenced yard. Close to all amenities. Better Incredible value. CALL BARBARA CRANE' CALL STEVE MILL' " hurry!t4 j T r "+ 831-3300 -� RF/MW 831-3300 Realty 831-3300 R�MP�C Realty FIRST Ltd. FIRAT Ltd. s 1 - { 831-3300 CALL LYNDA -y. ► ELLIOTT* 831-3300 �a r 4a INVESTMENT PROPERTIES POWER OF SALES 3 bedroom brick bungalow with two kitchens, 2 fireplaces, inground pool, $189,000. 2 storey brick, set up as a duplex with 3 entrances $170,100. CALL ED WILLIAMSON, BROKER 1831-33070 RVMW F I R R T UP`&* ED WXUAMSON BROKER RF/MW FI RST L 831-3300 =' 831-3300 831-3300 ti a _ 1831-3300 I n 8nmwootl coup �u[e" r -•!moi la ,� e • Tb 831-3300 'n AN AJAX GEM!! =193.500 ' Approx. 2,000 sq. ft. k •Extra large bedrooms • Master en suite & sitting area • Custom blinds • 3 appliances ' Terrific family kitchen Mature landscaping Extensive interlock patio • Quiet court, schools, etc. Fantastic location" N.4 CALL BRIAN O'DONOGHUE• 831-M a RVMW FI RRT RU ` THIS HOME IS A SHOWPIECE!! Just under 2,400 sq. tt.' ' • Protessionaty landscaped! Large tam. nn. with fireplace! 3 bathrooms! En suite has sep. shower! ' Mar floor laundry, • Upgrd. cobrds., marble foyer! A ' Centair, cent. vac.. rterow CALL JANE' OR GEARY• WHITE 831300. lWMW Rey FI RRT Ltd. VENDOR SAYS SELL!!! The vendor wants to sell this 2,500 sq. ft. stunning Pickering home. 4 bedrooms, gorgeous solarium kitchen, ceramics, pool & much more. For only $204,900. CALL BRUCE MIDDLETOW OR LEE BYERS* 831-3300. Rr/mw I D CT Ud. SPECTACULAR COSTAIN BUILT HOME BACKw ON TO ROUGE VALLEY Fabulous open layout with dramatic 2 storey, entry foyer 8 cerslorey window, 4 bdrms., 2 112 baths, cent. air, cent. vac., spectacular Rouge River ravine lot with deer at your bads door. Now piked b sew at $314,900. Call Jayson VanuW and tee up b a great deal. WAW BUILD YOUR Off" 11101111111 �r Ptdrertrtg's nddidi d. are. � Till trees,by the Rouge. J 601154' irreg. plush& J Coot bcdm, k* serviced JAI lot llr W filly paid J One 0f the lest private w avec. 4 Vendor will so M v* Jft" ft is the best CALL GABREL LEOFANTI, BROKER 831.3300 WMW FIRRT Lu SENSATIONAL HOME! ' Triple garage ' Oversized lot y ' Main flr. library ' 2 skylights • 3 bow windows ' Exquisite kitchen ' Priced to sell 5292,900. CALL JACQUELINE ROUTH" 831-3300 RyM�c 831-3300 X11 ST LRS A PERFECT "TEN" --'" $179,000 J Detached w4h dbie. car gar. ) J Oversized kit. wAW. pantry 3 bdrms. + 3 bathshedt Fnis ,1 ., d rec rm. v Access from garage III! - - + r ' _ ' i J Central air y CALL NOW LOUISE MICALLEF' 831-3300 t � � e► _ RF/MPC 831-3300 FIRST u� SPOTLIGHT ON VALUE! $145,900 Move right into this __-_- _ — _ — - - •* spotless Caldomia style bungalow. 4 bdrms.. z • gleaming hardwood, new broadloom 8 windows. air cond.. even the appriary es ' Z r are included! Best of al .... 4 can be yours. CALL MARGARET HINES• 831-3300 RyMw 831-3300 FIRRT Ltd. s 1 - { 831-3300 CALL LYNDA -y. ► ELLIOTT* 831-3300 �a r 4a INVESTMENT PROPERTIES POWER OF SALES 3 bedroom brick bungalow with two kitchens, 2 fireplaces, inground pool, $189,000. 2 storey brick, set up as a duplex with 3 entrances $170,100. CALL ED WILLIAMSON, BROKER 1831-33070 RVMW F I R R T UP`&* ED WXUAMSON BROKER RF/MW FI RST L 831-3300 =' 831-3300 831-3300 ti a _ 1831-3300 I n 8nmwootl coup �u[e" r -•!moi la ,� e • Tb 831-3300 'n AN AJAX GEM!! =193.500 ' Approx. 2,000 sq. ft. k •Extra large bedrooms • Master en suite & sitting area • Custom blinds • 3 appliances ' Terrific family kitchen Mature landscaping Extensive interlock patio • Quiet court, schools, etc. Fantastic location" N.4 CALL BRIAN O'DONOGHUE• 831-M a RVMW FI RRT RU ` THIS HOME IS A SHOWPIECE!! Just under 2,400 sq. tt.' ' • Protessionaty landscaped! Large tam. nn. with fireplace! 3 bathrooms! En suite has sep. shower! ' Mar floor laundry, • Upgrd. cobrds., marble foyer! A ' Centair, cent. vac.. rterow CALL JANE' OR GEARY• WHITE 831300. lWMW Rey FI RRT Ltd. VENDOR SAYS SELL!!! The vendor wants to sell this 2,500 sq. ft. stunning Pickering home. 4 bedrooms, gorgeous solarium kitchen, ceramics, pool & much more. For only $204,900. CALL BRUCE MIDDLETOW OR LEE BYERS* 831-3300. Rr/mw I D CT Ud. SPECTACULAR COSTAIN BUILT HOME BACKw ON TO ROUGE VALLEY Fabulous open layout with dramatic 2 storey, entry foyer 8 cerslorey window, 4 bdrms., 2 112 baths, cent. air, cent. vac., spectacular Rouge River ravine lot with deer at your bads door. Now piked b sew at $314,900. Call Jayson VanuW and tee up b a great deal. WAW BUILD YOUR Off" 11101111111 �r Ptdrertrtg's nddidi d. are. � Till trees,by the Rouge. J 601154' irreg. plush& J Coot bcdm, k* serviced JAI lot llr W filly paid J One 0f the lest private w avec. 4 Vendor will so M v* Jft" ft is the best CALL GABREL LEOFANTI, BROKER 831.3300 WMW FIRRT Lu