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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_03_20Adoptma=Cop program wins rave review By LINDA WHITE knew their local police officer. I want kids Staff Reporter to know they don't have to call police AJAX - When an elementary school just when they're in trouble. I I - can here adopted "Officer Joe", he say 'hi', ask questions and quickly became a favorite among 'Kids can call talk about some of their students and teachers. police just to concerns.' "Kids have started to recog- talk about At the same time, nize me big time," admits Const. Mitschang, Some Of then Durham Regional Police Consta- whose two sons attend ble Joe Mitschang, who recently concerns' St. James, hopes his visits began regular visits to St. James help break down a police 0 Catholic School in Ajax. stereotype "many kids pick up from He hopes his visits will "help bring TV.- While they're curious about his gun, back the old -beat attitude, when everyone handcuffs and cruiser, students are often GOLF MEMBERSHIPS' GOLF MONDAY TO THURSDAY 513500 ; " ORPORATE GOLD CARO ' GOLF MONDAY 518500 TO FRIDAY °L's 4o GnHn fNs OpiDq ANNIt111$AI.E Co>�Y CLUB P.O. B X 9t ACJ AT Lt 3C2 n MIA E OF ThE OUP ON 4C' (905) 3.3210 Sunday, March 20, 1994 26 pages OFF THE TOP-,: CLAREMONT HOME BURNS CLAREMON-1' - A Thursday fire in the walls and roof of a home cau.,;4A about S 10.(10() damage. Pickering lire Department deputy chief Bill Douglas repots that, shortly after a man started a fire in the fireplace of his Old Brock Rd. home. the resident noticed smoke and flames coning fnxn the rtxot. firefighters from Claremont. Brougham and a south Pickering hall quickly extinguished the blaze reported around 5:45 pm. There won: no injuries. Firefighters patched holes in the nx)f. 7 Regular feat res Letters. ------ »......»»»...».6 Sports........».»..».»»......8 Billboard--_ 17 Name Dropping. -.......20 Classified. --11 Sincerely Yours. -........26 WE RECYCLE ,I It x, Lin Ar surprised few officers ever use their guns. erupts there. But having a police officer roam the (Durham's separate and public boards 'halls of St. James shouldn't be misinter- worked with area polio to develop a fox- preted as a sign of trouble, mal procedure for police involve- n(!tes principal Larry Cor- The issue Of ment in schools. The Adopt-a- ngan. Instead, it's a "pro- violence today Cop program is among the rec- • active measure.ommendations aimed at reducing "Be issue of violence can't be school violence.) ;Ptoday is not one schools solved by At St. James, the Adopt -a -Cop can solve on their own," schools alone' concept reinforces a Peace Works he explains. "It has to be a Program — also known as the "I community response, because the prob- Care Program" — introduced three years lem is very complex" and, while violence isn't limited to schools, it sometimes See KIDS ... Page 3 Pickering EditAn ion irs A D viA TisiA A Metroland Convnunity Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 i; A N -ice work Ajax Figure Skating Club members Dalia Whissell, left, and Debbie O'Shaughnessy work on a set for the club carnival at the Ajax Communi- ty Centre March 25 and 26. Pinocchio is the first-half theme, while a spe- cial presentation called 'Celebration' to mark the club's 25th anniversary is the second half of the show. The carnival's presented Friday at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. For tickets, call John at 686-3404_ photo by Ron Pietroniro 930+7C GST= $1 Does your chlid smile with confidence? Does your child use his/her full potential? Give him'her BOTH with KARATE Vol. 113 No. 12 Taxpayers reimburse MP, losers in election By MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Reporter DURHAM( — If money could buy votes, Rene Soetens would still be Ontario Riding MP. Despite being pummeled at the polls in last fall's federal election, be and two other candidates will be reimbursed by taxpayers for 5o per cent of their campaign expenses. That has a taxpayers' coalition leader crying foul. Mir. Soetens, the Progressive Conservative inctmnbent at the time of the election, was the biggest spender in the battle for ballots, forking out $76,418 on his campaign. That helped him to a distant third-place finish with the support of 16,836 people, so he spent 54.53 per vote. Liberal Daft McTeague was first on the ballots but sec- ond in the spending sweepstakes, with a can4xugn that cost 559,495 — S 1.53 for each of the 38,746 votes he received. Second -place finisher Don Sullivan of the Reform patty was the third-highest spender with a 533,905 campaign — 51.21 for each of the 27,930 ballots cast in his favor. The NDP's Lynn Jacklin, who placed a very poor fourth with the support of 2,734 electors, ended up spending $15,783 — $5.77 per vote. Under election regtilations, the spending limit for each candidate in Ontario Riding was $82,151. All the expendiare and revenue figures are from the elec- tion expenses forms candidates had to submit to Ejections Canada by Feb. 25. Of the seven other Ontario Riding c wA- dates, the National party's Robert McMenemy declared $3,700 in expendiu=, Scott Laycox of the Green party spent $87, and the rest claimed no expenses. Sec ELECTION—Page 7 DON'T LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! 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Other rules: • We listen to each other • We use "I Care" language • We care about each other's feelings • We are responsible for what we say and do. Those guidelines are expand- ed upon for older students. In Fighting Fair rules, students are urged to identify the problem; focus on the problem; attack the problem, not the person; listen with an open mind; treat a per- son's feelings with respect; and take responsibility for their actions. Considering how another per- son feels puts a new spin on the familiar adage, "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me," notes Mr. Corrigan. "That was a familiar saying in my day, but it sends the wrong message. Names can hurt people." Indeed, understanding how a student feels is important to staff, who may turn to the "I Care Cat", a puppet, to help younger students express their concerns. Meanwhile, the school recog- nizes "it's okay to make mis- takes," admits vice-principal Paddy Cauley. "But students must learn to take responsibility for those mistakes and learn how to make them better." That's why a student who was recently found lighting matches in a washroom was instructed to do a project on burns instead of being kept in from recess. "That helps him realize the possible dangers of his actions," explains Mr. Cauley. The "I Care" guidelines also encourage students to get along with one another, invaluable tools because they teach the youngsters to "become good managers of conflict, a work- related skill they'll need one day;' believes Mr. Corrigan. Student-, also learn there are two sides to every story. Because students involved in conflict must write a report, they know they'll have their side of the story told," Mr. Cor- rigan adds. At the same time, they work on their writing skills. 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Congratulations Samantha for being our Sunday carrier of the week .1 . f PAGE 4-• Ili'NEWS ADV1rR•rftllt SUNDAY, MARCH 20,19Q Alternate -da kindergarten meeting in Pickering Village Monday Alternate -day g g AJAX-PICKERING - Want to 180 Church St. N., Pickering Vil- school every day beginning in Grade sure trustees to reverse their deci- garten classes. nr cost-cutting mea - learn more about the public school lage. I . sion. sure will also improve the prograatl board's plans to introduce all -day, Program organisation and atten- Others argue youngsters will be The board estimates it will save by providing students more time for every -other -day kindergarten in dance schedules will be among the exhausted and unable to cope with a $895.00() a year by cutting noon- crafts and physical education and September° issues discussed. full day at school and vow to prey- hour busing to and from kinder- less time on buses, the board argues. If so, you're invited to attend an information session hosted by the Durham Board of Education on Monday, March 21 at 7 p.m. in the library at Pickering High School. Parents are divided on the revamped kindergarten program. Some believe it will simplify day care acTangements and may help stu- denLs adjust when they must attend 100 ortr�a�ts More Of Your - F_. pF be :a aBLE'•� F� - 6 - �pa'aA' ARE raKEti vC—.-r-�--A A�-- ADD SUBJ_. _ F^se c�..sec xr•a s cm selec•0, - 0, vov \ y►� � �� rote mcrcc�,a vov, -- -- '� 4 Nc aoa.c,n xses o.e :_ a ONLY o, x 95 ... .0 W-,ose Nc ccle—sec corkC c -s x $' � o . .::"�<i<<`��^«�. De' S. DBC' Hurry, Now No Charge For Additional Subjects! THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Sat. 10 A.M. - 7 PM. 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To commemorate this wer special anniwersarN Near. we're ha\ing a Bunnwkins hirthdaw parte and \-oil are invited! Our special west at the parte %\ill he Liz woodN ard. Liz is a Bunn kins figurine pajnter from the Royal Doulton studios in F.n<gland. She'll be demonstrating. right in our store, the meticulous craft of crevatjng thea delightful figurines. Liz is looking forward to meeting Canadafs man\ collectors. 1`iarch 2-1,1994,11 a.m. - 2 p.m. & 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. PICKERING TOwN CENTRE 420-3801 d9ft Miss its 1� Don t ­111110.� WE'RE Roval D0Lllt0n CELEBRATING P British Arms landmark in hamlet of Greenwood Submitted by Pickering LACAC Special to the News Advertiser "You take the high road, and I'll take the low road" The British Arms Inn stands at the corner of Greenwood Rd., which is the low road, and Pad- dock Rd., which is the high road. The first follows the contours of the valley south and the other was once part of the main highway. The Inn was the second coach stop between Toronto and Peterborough. When coaches departed the Inn I travel east, they indeed took the high road. The horses had to climb a hill that is steep now and was steeper then. In the spring of 1866, the Greenwood militia marched past the Inn, and down the low road. They were off to Fort Erie to fight Fenian invaders. About 800 Fenians from the United States had crossed the Niagara River with the intention of conquering Canada. They were an Irish - American brotherhood - a secret society. They were defeated near Fort Erie, and stopped at other places along the border. Among the notable Pickering men who faced them were three members of the Green family. What's in a name" The name Frederick Green meant quality. He was so admired and respected that the village name was changed from Norwood to Greenwood. In 1869, a man named Owen Doyle was the proprietor of the British Arms. A series of owners fol- lowed, until Norah Stoner, for- mer Ajax and Pickering MPP bought the house. Men only, please The old bar -room door is still part of the facade of the north wall. Behind the door is solid wall. Inside is a low spot in the original pine floor, where the boots of the male guests were stomped upon entering. No ladies were allowed in there, or in any other bar of the day. Money was scarce, but whiskey was plenty Whiskey was 25 cents a gal- lon. How much that translated into per glass is uncertain. The amount might seem trivial today, but sufficient revenue was gener- ated from taxes on alcohol to fund Canada's growth as a nation. Little did the patrons of the bar realize just how indis- pensable their vice was. "The face on the bar -room floor" There is no face on the bar- room floor. The original floor has been brought to a fine lustre. No tormented soul is reflected there, as in the old poem. The walls too have been laboriously cleaned of other coverings. Much has been done to make the Inn as it was. Even the coat -of -arms, which once hung over the bar, and inscribed with Latin text, is the centre piece of the living room. I'll blow your house down The Inn has withstood the test of time, because it was built to last. It may look fragile, but the centre core of the exterior walls is rubble -stone. Fastened to the stone are wide, pine planks from the original forest trees. And then the clapboard was put on. Inside is lath and plaster and wainscot- ting. No big wind will ever move this building. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20, I"4 -PAGE S Sioni rm Decline and fall At the height of its prosperity, Greenwood had at least 16 busi- nesses, each depending on the other. There were three hotels. Greenwood declined in impor- tance because of its location, because the great trees were gone, and because improved transportation made other centres more convenient to conduct busi- ness. The village never fell, it simply got quieter and quieter. 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Aulorril Marketing Dopaitmont 1 r r i 1 STORE If WHO 1•—a�aal a�a�a�—att���a�—�a�a�a�at7--------a�a�—a�a�----a�a�a�a�—�----� CANADIAN TIRE, PICKERING 1300 Kingston Road at Liverpool Monday - Friday 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. ft 044A Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. ® Sunday 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 P.M. PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20,1944 A0jax-Pickering News Advertiser Editorials/Letters A Metroland Community Newspaper published even' Wednesday, Friday and Sunday TIMOTHY J. WHITTAKER, Publisher 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ont. LIS 21-15 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 WENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-76-2 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROtIWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABF FAhHOt RIE. Distribution Manager We need more officer oes Three cheers for officer Joe. He's one of Durham's finest involved in the Adopt -a -Cop program initiated at Ajax's St. James Catholic School recently. Founded in Florida, it's designed to reduce and prevent violence in schools. Officer Joe. better known as constable Joe Mitschang, makes regu- lar visits to the school to familiarize students with police work. The goal is to chip away the stereotypes of police officers as they're por- trayed on television. A child's experience with a police officer can often be linked to a frightening situation, such as being in an automobile accident or a call to the home for a domestic dispute. Adopt -A -Cop can teach children that police officers aren't only around in a crisis. They're available to listen to children before prob- lems become too big. be it violence at home, in school or what to do about peer pressure. The program could be a godsend to taxpayers. By reaching out to children now, police officers can carve out a niche as positive role models in young people's lives. This could result in less crime when these youngsters are older. !Maybe the positive influence police have on school children will greatly reduce the ugliness that comes with teen gangs once the stu- dents reach high school. Granted, the man hours it would take to devote a police officer to the program would be great. But, like health care, proactive measures to policing could reduce future costs. It's an idea whose time has come. By opening the lines of commu- nication and building trust between children and the police, it can only have a good effect in the years to come. Every school should have an officer Joe. � LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON ALL -DAY, EVER -0 THER DAY I=ERGARTEN... What'sMore important: Money or children? To the editor, I'm very concerned about the Durham Board of Education's recent deci- sion to implement all -day, every -other -day kindergarten. The reason for mak- ing this decision was to save tax dollars by cutting out noon -hour transporta- tion. As a result, they are affecting approximately 3,800 innocent children in Durham. Studies have shown that every -day, half-day kindergarten and every- day, all day kindergarten are superior to every -other -day, all -day kindergarten, because the latter lacks consistency and routine for children. I know parents in other counties that strongly dislike the program and I know parents in other counties that like the program because they have the whole day to themselves. I feel there is something drastically wrong with this. Money is more impor- tant than children (4 and 5 year olds). The program is not a better one and there have been no complaints about the current every -day, half-day program. There are parents that strongly dislike the program in other counties; parents that do like the program fund that daycare has been made easier and they have more free time. Let me remind those parents that school is not a daycare cen- tre. Why were principals, teachers and parents not involved in this drastic deci- sion" A decision which will hurt our children and their education. The current every -day, half-day program offers consistency, routine and predictability to a young child's first year at school. Kindergarten should be a positive experi- ence for all children. To those who tell us that it is optional, I ask: Why should little children suffer because of the dollar? The final decision will be made at next month's finance meeting so let's fight for the rights of our children. Let the board find other ways to save our tax dollars without affecting our children or their education. Let the board save tax dollars by trimming the fat within the board itself. If you disagree with the change let your voice be heard, sign a petition, write a letter or call your school trustee. Fight for the rights of your child. A Concerned Parent Cindy Foden, Pkkering Let's put children's needs ahead of our own To the editor, After reading Jill Hamilton's letter on March 13, 1994 about giving full-day kindergarten a try, I feel compelled to tell her why we shouldn't. Ppr- ents and trustees continue to put their needs first over the best interests of their children. Ms. Hamilton states how lovely all -day kindergarten will be because it will fit so well into her schedule and she won't have to worry about day care any- more. I find two things wrong with her reasoning. First, her child's schedule and how he/she deals with a full -structured day should supercede Mom's schedule. Secondly, KINDERGARTEN IS NOT DAY CARE!!!! Ms. Hamilton also says she'll not worry about her child at lunchtime because the staff is so fan- tastic. As a teacher, I think, along with my col- leagues, children need a break from school at lunch. Ideally, they should go home for lunch, even for just half an hour and return if they wish, for the extra -curricular activities that our teachers provide out of their own lunchtime. If all -day kindergarten was in the best interest of all four and five year olds, don't you think that the Ministry of Education would mandate it, just like they are mandating 1K? Don't you think that more boards would do it, if it was really great for young "pre-schoolers"? Don't you wonder why it's the working parents who really "love" all -day kindergarten in Frontenac and Simcoe boards? In 1995, my child is slated to go to kinder- garten and I am slated to go back to work, but I do not want her to go to school all day, every other day. 1 want her to get a positive taste of school every day, just for the pure sake of loving a new learning environment, and not to "prepare her for the working hardships of the dreaded Grade 1". Sure, it's going to be hard to arrange babysitting for her for half a day, but it's her interests that are tantamount to my career interests. Ms. Hamilton thinks that this is a painless way to make cuts and that she'd rather have this than see valuable programs cut. Well, Ms. Hamilton, JK/SK is a valuable program. 1 am not opposed to change, but why change a good thing? Make your cuts in transportation. Let parents get their chil- dren to school. I'm paying school taxes for school programs, not for transporting children. Why do modern parents refuse to take responsibility for their own children any more? 1 know, Ms. Hamilton, that kindergarten is voluntary. But 1 am not pulling my child out of a system that I help pay for just to finance the bus- ing of other children whose parents work and can't find a babysitter. My child's school is around the comer and there is no reason for her to have to suffer because other children live farther away. The closeness of the school was a major determinant in buying our house. Finally, JK/SK's do not need more time to do another craft or hear another story. A longer day may induce more filler and boredom in school. Let's cut the frills like transportation and preserve quality programming like kindergarten and put our children before ourselves. Janet Clements, Pickering ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. 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'ridiculous': p Elections end*ngi about $38,200, Mr. McTeague will receive approximately $29,700 and Mr. Sullivan is eligible for about $16,900. That would leave a surplus of approximately $15,500 for the local Conservative riding associa- tion, $7,700 for area Liberals and $7,200 for the Reformers. Each candidate's surplus depends largely on the difference between what they spent and the contribu- tions they received. Mr. Soetens was the leader when FROM PAGE 1 All candidates who won at least 15 per cent of the popular vote — Mr. McTeague, Mr. Sullivan and Mr. Soetens — will be reimbursed by Elections Canada for 50 per cent of their campaign expenditures. That reimbursement from tax- payers is designed to ensure that reg- ular folks and not just the rich or those with wealthy friends can become MPs. But, it doesn't sit well with Janice Frampton, second vice- president and spokesperson for the Taxpayers Coalition of Pickering and Ajax. THE NEWS ADVEII"ER SUNDAY, MARCH Z0,194-PA GE 7 taxpayers Igroup "If you choose to run, that's your choice; nobody's facing you. To be paid out of taxpayer dollars to run, that's not right." She'd like to see shorter and less expensive campaigns. "It's ridiculous the amount of dollars that are being spent on elec- tions. In Britain they don't have these massive campaigns. This is a North American thing. It's the whole electoral process which needs review" Ms. Frampton also notes that people and businesses contributing. to candidates get tax deductions for AREPA1L ]DISMICTM (formerly of West Hill) A . Martino Sr . Draaa - _. - - _- R. 1eer,no X_ Dirodor (♦ Brock Road Chapel, 1057 Brock Road (.oral twf d w —i� PICKERING 686-5589 ANNOU.. N .. CEMENT Dr. Perviz Alidina previously of North Ajax Medical, Westney Road, Ajax, is pleased to announce the relocation of her office & practice to: The Pickering Medicentre The Pickering Square Plaza 1450 Kingston Rd. Unit 6B (highway 2, at Valley Farm Rd.) • free parking • open 7 days a week • Lab, X Ray & Ultrasound on premises On Site Pharmacy All Dr. Alidina's current patients, and new patients are welcome to consult her at the above location or cal1831-8240 Lease a Mazda 179 Truck X 4xs • 3.01.6 cylinder SOHC engine VALUE PACK • 5 speed manual transmission with overdrive • Independent, Twin I-beam suspension • Tinted glass •Power assisted front diwrear drum brakes with rear ABS • Full-size spare fire • Sports seats • Stereo cassette. Based on are month lease la vdXb equp0ed as desaftd. Oenr kuse Mins avaiaEle. A ntlr aesn brrn parmeM of St, 700 and a seeta ry tieposil of t25o is regirod. 100.000 km. mileage, ormtrtt" appy. Fregkr, P.D.I., ktarae, Ywrana and taaes are not nduded. OJ1.C. ONtr applies to quaked retic QWAMW 04 and may rat be °0�� � 0. aNrs See dealer for detak. "11 lll=" 9- M'Ir."- —'t•— �c; 011c PL P J =IrA0 their donations, so "it's a double whammy for the taxpayer." Though each of the top three can- didates had a deficit after the elec- tion, they'll probably all end up with surpluses once they're reimbursed by Elections Canada, which audits their expense claims. Surpluses must be turned over to each candidate's riding association. If Elections Canada agrees with the figures they've submitted, Mr. Soeteas will get a reimbursement of it came to bringing in the bucks. His campaign team raised $53,769 — $51,700 in contributions from 162 businesses and individuals, and $2,025 from his riding association. Mr. McTeague's team managed to bring in $37,542 — $30,027 from 142 firms and people and $7,513 from his riding association. Mr. Sul- livan and his people came up with S24,170 — $12,591 from 137 con- tributors and 510,405 from his riding association. OROUGH TOWN CENTRE «4 • man ,JCome and enjoy the sights, sounds and zashions of the season — March 31 at '12:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and for two Shows Rpril 2 at 12:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. R little bit of spring from us to you! With purchases totalling $100.00 or more during our Spring Euent, you'll receiue a free Bird Feeder and seed.* Uisit the mall for details. 2 $rrAo win one of three Spring hopping Sprees courtesy of �tLolrough Town Centre. R total of y at4/V to be won. Fill out your 6116t of the Customer Seruice Desk etween March 21 and Rpril 2. uQAt the kids! Enjoy the antics of Animal Crackers" as we host puppet `01Vpws in the Bay Court March 30, 31 nd. Rpril 2. r SCARBOROUGH TOWN CENTRE on limited The Boy Sears Eaton's Bi -Way Marks &Spencer. ''•:o� `�;' Over 230 Fine stores and Services. N PAGE S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20,19% SUNDAY SPFORn tOowN Pickeringowers its wa to indoor p y soccer cham ionship p PICKERING - The Pickering completely contained by Pickering's able player. He was presented a pair Ion Hibbert opened the scoring and Pickering opened the scaring on a Power Canada Security under -16 defence and mid -field of Ross Dun- of Black Classic soccer boots. Chris Stewart added an insurance goal by Dominic Iammancini in the boys' soccer team secured the Mis- can, Robbie Eggleton, Nickolas Wil- The Power pasted a record of two goal. first minute of play in its third game sissauga Blade Classic Indoor Tour- helm. Marik McLeish, Sean Brooks, wins and one loss in preliminary Pickering was pitted against against North York Azzuni. Howev- nament championship title. Yannis Gianniotis, Nicky Sopovski play to move into the semi-final con- Olympic Flame in the stxo nd match. er, Power sat on the slim lead, which The Power met their old rivals and Mark Wallis allowing them no test against London. Pickering got on Pickering struck for two quick goals allowed Azzurri to score three con - from Oakville in the title game. shots on goal. the scoreboard fust and never let up which all but extinguished the secutive goals to take a 3-2 victory. Pickering hadn't beaten Oakville in Pickering Power goalkeeper Rob en route to a 6-0 victory. Flame. Power scored four more Chris Stewart was Power's lead - three prior meetings this year, but Tilley earned the shutout and was In the first game. Pickering markers later in the game to pont an ing goal scorer of the tournament. mach Alex Stewart was determined named the tournament's most valu- scored a 2-0 win over Caledo n. Mar- impressive 6-0 victory. teatures incl. 2 fireplaces, cap. air, security, all wiklow W have his club emerge vrctorlous this time. Pickering dominated the game from the outset, scoring a 2-0 victo- ry to claim the title. Lee Woods scored the first goal and Luke Knor added an insurance marker late in the second half. Oakville*s leadine scorers Ed MacMillan and Paul Ilan -ward w m .J: Thursday Evening v1ARCH 24.94 VAX-C0%1}11NIT1- CENTRE Door Prizes - Gift Bags FREE by Invitation ('all .Ann 839-4040 or Lynn 42-9(109 ` COUNTRY DECOMU ( NOME PRE APPROVED FOR - tlllFcLOMI CURRENT RATES: LEE Gorgeous 3+1 bedroom home in south Ajax. Man floor HANEBURY family room with hxdwi floors d wall to wall tp. Loads of Sable Rextras including cart. air, fin. bsmt., large lot, etc. For 420.4200 more into. please call Lee Hanebury, 420-4200. I UNBEATABLE PRICES WASH & DRY FORLS. FIOTPOIMi LAURA MacLENNAN _ Broker/ - �9 Owner MONA YOUNG Sells Reprwntatim 42x4200 1 st TORONTO EAST REALTY GUARANTEE r w. 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Upgrades galore. hugs kilchen, pantry, walkout to custom deck. Family room has a stare fireplace. Asking $235,00D. Cal Maxine Tucker, Sales Representative, 420-4200. la . EIIBPfK ttAA !I0l1.w CULUWELL 6ANlEK . L_-XnP t LAB nPSL'— GULI] I SUNDAY, MARCH 20, a - 4 P.M. 191 QLENANNA, UNIT 630 MARY #OFF LIVERPOOL RD.) WRIGHT E -N -D U-N-bT + 3 bedrooms. Upgraded broadloom, 3 Sales Res apple., finished rsc room with extra bedroom + 2 -pa Bus. 420.4200 bath, walkout from dining rm. a private patio with shed. Ras. 42a-6654 Mary Wright. Bus. 420-4200, Res. 428.6654. JUST LISTEDIII $109.000 BACKS ON TO RAVINE New windows. now furnace, new, central ale toric. This horns is immaculate, located on a quiet mature street, gleaning hardwood Hoon, plus much, much mors. Call Maxine Tucker, Sales RaprsserpatNs, for more itlo. at 420.4200. 1 r Grapes' on ice Hockey commentator Don Cherry gets some help from Pat Robinson as he drops the puck between Bill Boag, left, of the Metro Toronto police, and Dave Wilson, right, of the Durham Regional police. The ceremonial puck drop opened the championship game of the recent International Police Hockey Tournament at the Pickering Recreation Complex. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Durham police win trophy, raise cash at hockeytourney Dt1RIIAM - It was a win-win situation for Ontario Provincial Police came in first in the Durham Regional Police at the 34th International Recreational Division. Police I locket' Tournament. Durham police were selling t -shirts and sweat - For the first time in 20 years, Durham's hockey shirts at the events to help raise money for the team won the coveted trophy in the Competitive safety village. however, the final tallies won't be Division while at the same time raised money for in for a while yet, says Pat Robinson of Durham the local Kid's Safety Village. Regional Police. The tournament was held March 2 and 3 as 38 The Kid's Safety Village is an actual child -sized teams from across Ontario, Quebec and the United model of a town, which will teach children from States faced off against each other. kindergarten to Grade 3 in the region about traffic 'Me games were played at the Pickering Recre- safety in a controlled environment. ation Complex, Don Beer Arena in Pickering, the Children visiting the village, which will be Ajax Community Centre and Iroquois Park Arena located at Kathleen Rowe Public School in Whit - in Whitby. by, will walk, cycle and drive miniature cars All final games took place at the Pickering through the village streets guided by an on-site Recreation Complex with the legendary Don Cher- police officer. ry dropping the puck for the Competitive Final. The money raised through the hockey tourna- Sarnia Ontario Provincial Police took home first ment will go towards building a miniature police in the Oldtimers Division, while Burlington station at the village. Ajax Warriors finalists at tourney AJAX - The Ajax Warriors under -10 boys' rep soccer team came up just short of the title at the recent 25th Scarborough Invi- tational Indoor Soccer Tourna- ment. The Ajax squad lost a heart- breaking 1-0 overtime decision to Peterborough in the final. Reaching the final was not an easy task for the Ajax reps. They won their first two games by close 2-1 and 2- 0 scores over West Rouge and Peterborough, respec- tively. Ajax dropped its third - round game to London by a 1-0 count. Ajax easily disposed of Wex- ford 4-1 in the semi-final contest to advance to the final. Reid McGregor supplied steady goaltending, while Adrian Jean-Paul and Ryan Hanlon played well defensively. Brian Ernst, Nathaniel Allard, Ryan -Lee Simoes, Brandon Gurley, Alexan- der Damcevskii, Chad Glode and Ryan Phulchand all made solid contributions. The Ajax under -10 soccer reps will play in the Easter Tournament in North Tonawanda, New York on April 9. Pickering skating carnival April 1, 2 PICKERING - The Picker- ing Figure Skating Club will end the season with its annual carnival. The club will present 'A Tribute to Disney' featuring all of the club's skaters at the Pick- ering Recreation Complex on April 1 and 2. Friday's performance begins at 7 p.m., while the Saturday show starts at 1:30 p.m. Tickets are $6 for adults and $4 for children and seniors. They're available at the Picker- ing Figure Skating Club office at the arena enhance. For more information, call 420-4117. WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCO MP1G EVENTS eg. l,.eafs, Blue Jays 6 odw WRI Pay Cash at Face Value Cal Bruce, 5794100, Ext 207 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20,1994 -PAGE 9 Pickering gymnast champ at Tampa Bay competition PICKERING - A Pickering gymnast captured top spot at a U.S. compe- tition last weekend. Carly MacLean, 10, a member of the East York Gymnastics Club, post- ed top marks while competing at the Gasparilla Invitational meet in Tampa Bay, Florida March 11 to 13. More than 1,500 gymnasts from Canada and the U.S. competed at the event. The Pickering resident finished fust overall in the modified optional cat- egory. She was first on beam, first on bars, fust on vault and second on floor. Maclean's beam mark of 9.10 was good enough to earn her a special award for having the top unre in her group of 12 gymnasts. Call Al Rivett with sports, 683-5110 or fax 683-7363. HIR T U PC SHA March 21 Art G March 30 Jet April 8 - BI SHIRTS �' April 13, 1 `ro— AGDC 'o Zeoo - April 15 •112. 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March 0. 1994. %ye expected to supply both Oril_ real and Stra%yberry SNN irl flavors. L; nfortunateiv. due to unforeseen circumstances, only the Strawberry S-wirl will be available. We apologize to our cus- tomers for any inconvenience this may cause. Covering the Durham Re ion W Come and platy the fastest S on ttNro feet. with one of the fastest V owilg sports or9anisatlons AGES 3 - 20 FINAL REGISTRATION IROQUOIS ARENA -Whitby Sat. Mar. 26 & Sun. Mar 27 - (9:00am - 3:00pm) Late fee will be charged after this registration for `all returning players WIN ONE OF 6 FREE R70 1STRATIONS I Family rates available I CUP COUPON AND OItlNO TO REOSTRATION Name: ............................ I Call Address: ........................ 434-8919 or 432-2322 1 for more information I .......................................I and to find out how you Tel :.......................... I can get your registrationFREE ONE COUPON PER REGISTRANT S PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 2041994 Ajax six -year-olds earn two wins, tie in hockey AJAX - The Ajax six-year-old select hockey team continued to play solid hockey in its past three games in the North York Select League elite division. The Ajax squad chalked up two wins and a draw in recent efforts. Ajax played to a 3-3 tie with Vaughan. James Howard recorded a goal and an assist, with single markers to Tvler Ritchie and John Hughes. Ben Piemontese had two IF • TLME • QUALITY • GENTLE DEN_ ` TAL CARE ARE LNPORTAN T TO YOU WE ARE AV AIIABLE TO SERVE YOL' V 7E'WELCOME NEW PATLE:VTS WE V PEOPLE OF ALL AGES assists, with Jesse Gionette adding one helper. Ajax finally defeated Brampton 6-5 after many setbacks against that squad. Piemontese notched a hat trick and two assists, while Ritchie had two goals and an assist. Bradley Fox pitched in with a goal and two assists. Gionette had a ]one assist. Goalie Steven Muise made several key saves in the final minutes of the game to 24 HR. EMERGENCY SER1'ICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hvvv. #t2) ING Ajax Acre's SWGymnastic Club 48 Exeter Rd., Ajax THISS INTO a 427-0036 SpRING CLASSES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS , .• AGES TO 14 YRS.OLD <r1 Ae, REGISTRATION DATES Tuesday, March 22/94 7 9 p.m. Advertisement Generals men's hockey a local success story Due to the overwhelming success of the G.M.H.A. (Generals Mortes Hockey Associabon) summer league over rho post how years, to league with be expanded Io 12 teams for the summer of '94. Along with expansion comes a now stateof4he. an facility — the Ajax Community Conte which features a till intanabonal-sine skating surface. Since its conception, the GMHA has been steadily increasing in size. What start ad as a single loam has grown (in 1993) to a six -team league. The GMHXs suc- coss is due mainly b the fact that the set team situation as in other leagues has been okTwm ted for the regular season. Teams are only set for the playoffs. By stag ng the league in this way, basideliy al major fouls are eliminated. Sound tad? We decided to investigMe! Each player that signs up for the season is evaluated and classes as either an A, B, or C-lwel player. Each name and their Mooed evaluafon are put into a computer which will assign therm b a dif- brant team each week AN teams wil be set by computer b make rho towns, play- ers and games as fair and balanced as possible. By using this forret, major penal - %es are virtually oli mated, simply because someone OW you are playing against ore week could be on your own team the following week. Antler reason why this foment gowns to work go wall is the fact that no only do your just meet the people on cine Loam, you can meet all the players n the league, thus helping to start many 11101 friendships. lie regular season consists of 14 genes. After these games have been corn - paled, 1he losgu a then holds a Draft Not On this night the captains of each loam wiN pick a permanent town for the duration of the playoffs. As wW as compebove hockey, I e league also holds golf, tennis and softball iounanent throughout the surmrrer. those events aro designed to help players to got better acquanled with the other people in tle league. The GMHA Sumer Hockey League accepts players from 19 years of age and up inb the league. This yawn, if we reoeive whough response, we will also be starting an over 30 years of age division. Should you be trhlwwW- a in pies the league, sign-up night will be Thursday, April 7 at the Ajax Colmhunity Contra, or call Harvey Bu nston at 905.686-1576. preserve the win. Ajax blasted Etobicoke 5-0. Exceptional play by defencemen Ryan Hutton, Paul Kent, James Kennedy, Jesse Biduke, Adam Shirley and Brandon Whittaker kept the opposition at bay. Muise earned the shutout in net. Scorers were Gionette and Ritchie each with two goals and Derek Fullerton with one. Assist- ing were Whittaker, Fox, Hutton and Piemontesc. Ajax selects drop Timmy Tyke contest AJAX -The Ajax Freeway Ford/Long & McQuaid mirror novice select hockey team was defeated in the second round of the recent Timmy Tyke Tcwrnarnent in Toronto. The Ajacians absorbed a 7-0 loss to a powerful Humber Valley squad in the second -round contest. JJ. Brill received player -of -the -game honors for Ajax. Shame Stapleton and Brandon Cox provided strong defensive play. In the first erne of the Timmy Tyke event, Ajax downed West Mall 5-2. Ryan long — Ajax's player of the game — bagged a goal and added an assist Other goals were provided by Brill, Alex Paddon, Jason Kelly and Devon Murphy. Paddon, Murphy and Brill all contributed two assists, with singles to Kelly and Colin Smith. Brandon Mutton led an impressive kkfensive corps. Chris Roy and Mike Eagles provided strong g(mliending. !] M 9! [a I irif I i I % (11 ii%[MlH.1l4! 994 SPORTS SEDAN _4 FROM 119 7 HOW TO MAKE YOUR INVESTMENTS WORK HARDER Xr-ILkj THE CASE FOR LATIN AMERICA Latin America's emerging economics first of its kind in Canada. The advisor are experiencing an explosion of to the C.I. Latin American Fund, Emilio activity. Forecasts call for economic Bassini of BEA Associates, focuses on growth levels as high as 5%r, throughout Latin America exclusively, giving the 1990s. 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They took these tests with the Ajax Figure Skating Club during its recent test day. Those making the grade were as follows: Fourteen Step: Linda Joyner, Karen Joyner; Foxtrot: Adrienne Pratt, Melissa Grimshaw; Amer- ican: Jayda Everett; Rocker: Jennifer Moss; European: Miranda Wilson; Senior Bronze Part 2: Trista Steele. 000 Many Pickering skaters were also successful in their various tests at the club's recent test day at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Those earning passing: Tt iE BAi iA'f FArn i FRoM A -Z FArrx Faith has been described as a fewness of words and an abundance of deeds. But moreover it is the satisfaction of both mind and heart in one's deepest beliefs about life. FOR INFORMATION CALL 831-6572 cia ua THIS PITCH -IN PARTNER! 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Ash - Hayward: Fiesta: Natal- ie 7.abizewski. THE NEWS ADV MwigR SUNDAY, MARCH 20,11 1 -PAGE 11 Spring tone -up special at Pickering rec complex PICKERING - Get fit for spring and save some money at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The complex is offering a spring tone -up special from March 28 to April 8. Patrons get three months of health club membership free when they buy three months for $89. Patrons also receive a free St. Paddy workout shirt and a guest pass to take a friend free. The GST is also paid by the complex. There's a limited quantity of St. Paddy workout shirts available. For more information. call 811-1711 or 683-6582. 3 t, :iU;� �; t:. '.ri ����;�r t�r,t,l •�ri�1 ty- �;.� :.��ii+. - reading lights, flood lights, dual air bags, side mouldings. _ OFy R 17,888 storage drawer & more. OR THE 1/21 X236 per PLM 24 "too PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1994 !` • 10i\CJs 1 i 11 SAVINGS SO ■ BIG . . . YOU wonrYr BELIEVE YOUR EYES: 1995 NEON 1994 VOYAGER BRAND NEW Incl.: V6, auto., p.s., 7 pass. seats, air cord., roof rack, air c - reading lights, flood lights, dual air bags, side mouldings. _ OFy R 17,888 storage drawer & more. OR THE 1/21 X236 per PLM 24 "too 1994 ACCLAIM BRAND NEW Incl.: 2.5 L engine, p.s., p.b., tilt, cruise, auto.. AM/FM cass., -,_--•�/ \ - — air cord.. alum. wheels, p. mirrors, trunk rack, driver's side air bag & more. Stk. #A9078 WY FOR$ ONLY 13,9881NE 161 23.. i 1993 CHRYSLER TOWN & COUNTRY MAKE AN OFFER! 46. auto.. p. seat. p.w.. Pali.. p mirrors. t+ft. cruise. AM FM. CD olaayer sunscreen glass. leather seats, quad seats, loaded Stk. 3964 Balance of factory warranty available y 1993 1 ACCLAIM MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr 4 cyl. auto.. ps . p.b . tift, cruise. air cond.. buckets. console. AM, FM cass.. p mirrors & more. Balance of factory warranty available. Stk. P4005. 1993 CONCORDE WAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L V6. auto., p.s.. p.b.. p.w., p.d.l., P. mirrors, tilt, cruise, air cond.. rear child seat, AM/FM cass. w/equalizer, 16' alum. wheel pkg., p. seat. keyless entry & more. Balance of faclory warranty available. SOL P4001. Wa1993 FIFTH AVE. MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., V6, auto., p.s., p.b., p.w., p.d.l., p. seat, tit cruise, aub., temp. air, li AWFM cass., keyless entry, wire wheels, security alarm, cornering lights, vanty mirrors &mora. Balance of facbry warranty miable. Stk. P4025. 1, 1 1 • ,1 r ,. t . I 1' ' • 111 • 1 1 1 ♦.; . . � . 1.' .;{ I 1994 COLT 2 dr., 1.5 L engine, buckets, air bag, power brakes, console, electric defroster, dual mirrors, plus much more. BUY FOR$ THE $9499 ONLY 10,799 1 /2 CAR p« mm. tot KAN oldy 24 mo.. 1994 SUNDANCE 2 DOOR incl.: 2.2 L, auto., p.s., p.b., Am/Fm, dual homs, air cond., vanity mirrors, delay wipers, floor mats, console, driver air bag & more. WYFOR ONLY $91998 o$5PW 399* only 24 moi. 1990 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LANDAU MAKE AN OFFER! VE a,ic.-;eia.:..ea:"e.'. pcwe' w'COw-. Jwe1 000' ock5.'I�. cruse. AM �M :ass., ec a zer. anver air Gag, a ummur- w^eels, a.:1e. temce'a%.re a.,& Tore -*nen. Ony 54.30C mi es. Balance of factory wa••anty Stk. c-' 05 oNcrs,"00 1993 STEALTH RT TURBO AWD MAKE AN OFFER! V6, p.s.. p.b., p.w, p.d.l., p. seat, p. mirrors, auto temp., air cond.. AM/FWcass.. electronic pak, air bag, comfort ride control, tuft, cruise & more. Balance of factory warranty. P4062. iI� 1991 DAYTONA 2 DR. oky., MAKE AN OFFER! V6. aulomatic.. p. steering, p. brakes, p. windows, power door locks. power mirrors, AWFM cassette. air cortditiorting, tit, mise. doth buckets, console & more. 1 owner. Balance faclory warranty available. JIM " - 1993 GRAND WAGONEER y LTD. 4WD. MAKE AN OFFER! 6 cyfnder, auto., power steering. power brakes, power windows, power door locks, power seat, tit cruse, tracer low, erillusiast seat, Aft EM CD, marching spare, trac be d lf, ai coedit o nng, leather seats, plus more. Balance of fa MU warranty. S&. P4116. 1993 CHRYSLER LeBARON CONVERTIBLE GTC MAKE AN OFFER! V6 engine. Gower w ncows. cower 000r loos, power seat. t t, Cruise, AMIFM cassette, aium.num wneels, anti-iocK orares. Tiro tnp computer, power mirrors, cloth bucxets. otus more. Balance of faaory warranty available. Stk P4092. 1993 CHRYSLER SLY �s,zoo fMI�s INTREPID MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L. V6. auto., p.s.. p.b., p w., p door locks, p. mirrors, till, cruise. AM/FM cass., rear child seat. message centre, air oond. Stk. P3989. Balance of factory warranty available. 1993 1!CHRYSLER -J DYNASTY LE MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L engine, auto. transmission, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cassette, W.S.W. radrafs, cloth seats & more. Stk. P3927. Balance of factory warranty available. fILLAGE PLYMOUTHAJJU LTD. SERVICE OPEN ALL IVILUGE my #2 CHRYSLER DAY SATURDAY PLYMOM AND EVERY NIGHT CHRYSLER I HAPwoon AVE_ (North of 4011 693-5358 special I 4tr COME JOIN OUR YEAR LONG FESTIVAL OF CULTURAL AND SPORTING EVENTS CELEBRATING THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE REGION OF DURHAM We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of Employment and Immigration Canada and the Jobs Ontario Community Action Fund for Celebrate Durham `94: s n M (.r tillD ' A d Celebrate C April V! April necendrer (Srettdays r)eh') PICKFRING ANTIQUE A COLLECTIBLE MARKET Iasi Ii.0, ,cnrn Pi, kuring 42--(.i_3 tS .4 pr* 1 - April 21 ANNI'AL SPRING: W-.%L1EIT SPAWNING RUN Tallx,t Rr%er. 41 April 2 FASTFR Uvk, HUNT 1;, k - ')••,%n ­n•,tion Arca NJ hrQ,% (,)(„, ;Q 14111 April 2 PARKW OOD FASTER E(:G HI"NT April 2 ROM-MANAIL.IE MI'SFI11 OPEN HOUSE Iii •w tvu.c•um Fko man tile 10. n_a-_ �a+ April x FIGI-RE SI-ATIN(., CARNT%'Al April 9 HEART HEAT OF THE cn . A Ni, DANCE I.s.+ A\\ Hall Ottawa April 9 A TRIBUTE TO ELVIS' April 10 RARCLAY %`LNE% MOTIx'R(tcc I", K,.- nr z . c - April 10 6 April I - i-ATERFOWI %TEWING DAY (9•: r„FI {il N, April 10 - April.? - ART RENTAL AT THE MILL r9 ;• ,2{.;11{1 April I I • H INFOR-NiATN)N NIGHT April 16 -April I' . STATE EARN IN-%TT-1knONAI SKIM HEFT F „ :ta[K,n Complex Pickering April 1- M S( O%ER IX XH A.M TOURIST SHOW' Metr, !r•, :rest. rntrc Pickering 4t len . is Ha iK % rn� Tndc Sit ,w FxhthlL „r w tur i� sec and do in Durtum kcg),,n 0h6, 61,8-WKIr April 21 Mav •NTNSENSE' :hCatre Oshawa April 2.3 - Apr* 24 AJAX CREATIVE ARTS SHOW WITH CRAFTS \....._c ..,,rnrr,;mn Centre Atax April 2.3 (%CHAWA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT Fu •:. Lrt \.k:rh .nun: r�luwr April 24 SPRING. WINGS A SPLASHDOWN, (94 1;, ;'9 1 April 2x MONTHLY STORITELIING April 28 - .1lsn• 14 WHITBY COURTHOUSE THEATRE: 'L.l+S RELIES-SOEURS' ('cnrcnma. Hutioing V:huh% (905)1428 '1_94; Apr* 29 PRE -TEEN DANCE Pr: kering Recreation (-ompkrx Pickering (90; � -42 r -+62I Durham 3,94 - April -June Events AprU 29 - May I WHITBY FESTIVAL OF CRAFTS SHOW Inxiuots Park .Arena %%'hill,% (6110 April ,3(/ GALA EVENING FOR LIFELONG FRIENDS lakcndgc I inks (k,lf 4 ('ountr% k1th kkix April 30 CLEAN SWEEP'94 ( l.Fl,rn a st, and Marsh Oshawa (911;1 (144 April ,;O RESOURCE CENTRE DURHAM S(FST FARM CARE xhndgc .. cnr« 1 %hrldgr 1 -4)11 -_(,a -PA QA or (-0;) .0-.1;S}; April .30 - Mav I SPRING CRAFT SHOWAND SALT (''.. ,..1 \A hill,% (,81;) (d,8-06ic6 April .3n STREAM ANGLING PRIZE DAA' Hc'x.- :),•%kr , rtsenam,r, Arca \tihnh% (9(Y;1 ;-1)41-+11 April 30 - .Mai 23 TULIP FESTR'.AL Cunei (.anlcn. S \hmarure Village Whith% (90;) April 30 -Min 1.1 THEATRE DURHAM: 'BAREFOOT IN THE PARK' Duntanon Faup,xr 1 nam! • rrch. Pickering (9);) 831-(14)17 May Mav I - September 30 ANIMAL KINGDOM 'How R„w^;,rmtac hx• .uwman•.',:Ic (9fK) 621;6;; Xm 1 MOTHER•% nAY SHOPPING Mrrn, EA. r T. c•mre Ft, kering (96S) Mar I -lune 30 SEE THE JL NGLF RABIES fungi%• car \X(xld ()r,,rr (9(K � 98}501) Mav 4 (SCC WALK K FOR OLDER ADULTS Sem. a +rvc-m entre• Mav S Mav t-XP(xmcri 94 f-x:14:,%�, Arena xhrrdgc .Na►• S - .Nay 2 - DRAWING - A BROADER %TEW: LATIMER, READ AND TOMS %cua:Afts,'rntrr K). man%:;ic (91K) 1123-5831 Itay 6-luh 12 DISCO1,72Y OF THE TITANIC: AN EXHIBIT FROM THE ROYAL ONTARIO MUSEUM. Oatuwa-�%dc•ntum Mt:scum Oshawa (9(K) 43(1-621 Xav - rxitHAM REGION CONCERT ASSG)CLATION PRESENTS: GENE M NO%I AND JAMES CAMPBELL Ails kir—urtc entre. Oshawa (905) 5 -1 -tut, Mav - Mav x ROTARY ART FEST rr f cr r1+g!: s !rr1l Part Perri, (9(K) 98;-,)H.> "x (901;; 9115-9”" Mav x FOR THE HEALTH OF IT I0KM RACE hln:kswa% , r iw zc• Oshawa Xav x MOTHER'S DAY CONCERT Odussa Pa%tlnm , ),hawa (9)4;) 26"11.: may 9 -May 10 COUNTY TOWN SINGERS ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT .All Vents Anglican C.hurt h Wheh% (905) 668 -l -W) May 10 BEAVERTON wo MEN'S INSTITUTE OPEN HOUSE Women s Institute Hall. Bea%rnon (105) -126-9-92 DENTAL EMERGENCIES! IMMEDIATE ATTENTION DR. GOODMAN/WEINER AND ASSOCIATES We have been looking after Pickering's dental . needs for almost 30 yrs. We are here to serve you with all phases of MODERN DENTISTRY & STERILIZATION. YOUR PROBLEMS ARE OUR CONCERNS. NEW PATIENTS WELCOME SAT. & EVENINGS (BY APPOINTMENT) - FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS - SENIORS - SPECIAL CONSIDERATION 927 LIVERPOOL RD. (905)839.5951 May 12 AJAX-PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL GRAND OPENING Alax-Prckenng General Hospital..Atax (905)(186-5895 May 12 -Joh' 3 TRAIN. PLANE AND AUTOMOBILE: FROM THE THOMAS BOtICKLEY COLLECTION The RAWrt N1, Laughlin (q();) ;'6.14 too May 13 EARLY MORNING RIRDWALK Osh.n%.r Scrund \Lith ()sh.raa 0 1; 1 144.3;06 May 14 —Ma. -W. 1 S FISH DERBWEEKEND liouniamillcH,nlsvr (1nsc•natK)nArea. How•mam'tlk 1,});) ;'9-0411 Mm 14 JAZZ NIGHT AND CABARET I'xhndgv klu.rr, Hall I xtvrdgc +90;) 649-1544 May 14 THE MASH HASH Alax r ,,rnmltmn , entre .Arena, Ajax (9);1 -42A l v) - May 14 PICK-UP cWlM MEET Pickering Ru, rr.+t,,,n Complex, Pickering (90;) 49-19111 May 14 - October I (Saturdays OW.') PORT PERRY FARMER'S MARKET Pun Perr. F.urgn,umt F'ort Pen-. (9(K) 98S-AM4 May 14 - May 29 RHODODENDRON FESTWAL +`,hien t..+rdcns .vx! %lmrarury \lllage. Whitt,% (9114;) t*,il_ ,1)6 May 14 SPECIAL OLYMPICS IYVITATI(NY.AL TRACK AND F'Q•ID MEET St Mans Catholic Secondan• School. Pickering (911S) 839-0612 May 14 SPRINGFEST: ENTERTAINMENT A SIDEWALK SPECIALS Dim niow n Uxbridge (9(15) 852--13211 May 14 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE OPEN HOUSE tit lohn .Amhul.nre training (entre. Aiax (90"1 190-1116 .Nay 14 TRACK, FIELD A W)CCIA MEET FOR THE PHYSICALLY DISABLED Cmc t.ontplc•x. , lsh.ma (90;) 436 -I 9)4 May 14 UXBRIDGE . DURH.M ADUCK DERBY lik-on, light 1'„nd t xhndge Mm• 15 OSHAWA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONCERT Fasr,Ldc Auditorium. (Nhawa ((g);) ;-9-0'11 May 15 SPRING NATO -RF. HIKE EnnI%ki;1en t.nn.cnarnm Arra (904;) ;-9-(411 Mav 16 - Say 23 ,STH ANNT%ERSARY WEEK &,wmamrllc Z,N, i(oum.m%rilr Mav I - -Mav Is THEATRE DiltHA.M: 'AN EVENING OF ONE ACT RAYS' Dumbarton Fairport United Church. Pickering (905) 831-6w) May 21 - Septern6er S CYCLE DURHAM: BICYCLE TOURS OF DURHAM REGION Durham Region (905) 430-1302 May 22 CAR RALLY AND BBQ Sunderland Arena Parking Int Sunderland (Inv ,43--262; rv Trent � University at Durham College Summer 1994 Complete a Trent degree in Oshawa. Da% or evening Slimmer Courses are ottered in the following terms: • 8 weeks: 2 Mav-29 lune • 12 weeks: 2 May -27 July • 6 weeks: 4 July -16 August Information: ill March, 3 to 8 p m., Osha%%a Pubh, 1 ibrar% auditorium. For information ora brochure (all: 19051 723-9747 or 17051 748-1 229 Introducing Sbest roofingearS offer of the year 1)()n't PaN. until ` Installed June Shingle Roofing l)II approve(i cre(lit. %%itli Get 2,_)-\(ar ,hingles lot - %'Our S(•,Il% (:aid. 011el - "�. ilia• ,11111e• price a, 1:1-\uar applies tit installe(1 siding. �'i�� ftingl(,. ti(:n, %%ill arrati�r m&I-It.1-Iscia. (ratters. roof-_ - , � � prole„ill I'll inslall:4tion ing. MI( in>;. %%iudo%%,. - of' a lu a\\ slut% 3 -tali furnaces. (ental air. enin .hingle• roof %%ith full% an(I patio doors :nil ga, � u,tnstcrahlc %%:plant%. fireplaces. til:) adnlilikliallon ( )tf(I vitt \pril 1401. 199-1. ( e,nuplrrc %,.0 t.n u, dct.uh ,rt I(-(- applies. 0I fel t•n(l, Aprilil 3. 1.�1-}. S-1, Bonus-':-- BonLis- , Gate = = M and argon Gas I M \1111 Illlllllllllltl plllCha,l' r \ NVItl) pureIMSU (A installed (it 1(111 linear h. ut itlsr,tlk'(f fl '+tif r'`r s(did %in%I replacellient %%indo%%s get fencing” re(vi%v a fire in,tal fi(c L(t%%-F: c(t:uin an(I .\Ion (:a, fill It -(I %%Ale g:ue of Il,(• Same ,(%1(• and siie. to lielp rrduc( %our ellurp costs. I Ir Saye 50% Bonus** Windows With piedras(• of all With the purchase installed kitchen costing of an installe(f L.uage '�' ' S:'000 or niore, save 5f1( [ l�C CSL door' receive a free - . -SSI - ,e on selected countertops. P' row of %%indrncs. Kit, hells arc nut drier tell l..u.kgc doors ;ur nut delet re (I Time's running out for these savings and bonuses! -Plc.sc ask %out %ait-SIx•rsun fur (untltle•te details alt rill these and ,,then s.t\in>s and bonuses. Shirk• nc•soictiuns apph. ( )llers du not appl% to prrciuush "go"' (onn:kcts. Hums and sa%ings ollvir end April 3. 1!1!)4. Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Talk to someone you know " � " SEARS CANADA INC CIGMWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-55$2 SEMS I+r� l SEARS ALSO SELLS AND INSTALLS ' Kitchen Cabinets Cabinet Relocing Counter Tops Porch Enclosures Electrical Contracting Shingle Roofing Fencing (Wood & Mesh) Roll Shutters Central Air Conditioning Bath Renovations Entry Doors Flat Roofing Siding Furnaces Heat Pumps Burglar Alarms French Doors Windows Awnings Electronic Air Cleaners Insulation Gas Fireplaces Garage Doors Patio Doors Gutter/Soffit/Fascia Skylights Patio Covers . Florida Ceilings Water Conditioners Water Aluminum Railings Vinyl Decking Heaters � " SEARS CANADA INC CIGMWA 725-4322 PICKERING 420-55$2 SEMS I+r� l celeorate vurham -Iy4 April -June Events continued... may May 13 June ll -June 12 "eTORIA DAY FIREWORKS ANTIQUE AND CRAFT SHOW (ullen Gardens and Miniature Village, Scugog Mena, Port Perry Whabv (())5) 6694-66(X) (905) 985-WAO Ma 23 JMne 11 Ost AWA'S CANADIAN TIRE VILLAGE ARTS A CRAFTS CRITEIll SHOW AND SALE U ,'Pr)%,,ORED BY OSHAWA THIS WEEK Ni d- �'dlage Ctmtmunuy Centre, Town Stall (anadian Tire. Oshawa (416)'5-1- Pickering Village (905) 683-9405 i9tiu ()R (905) 440-1302 June 12 ,ffav 26 IOKM ANNUAL FUND RUN MONTHLY STORYTELLING Bowmam111c Museum. Bow-mancdle ( „1c ticluare, Oshawa (905) 623-2-34 (91)5) 983-9592 June 12 -June 19 Mav 26 - Mav 28 AJAX HOME WEEK 1'XPERIENCE PRESENTS: AN Alax Rccrcan9,n (i•nrrc Apx A1WFARE TO REMEMBER (905) 57((1126 I xhnclge high 4hrr,l I xtxldge June I2 0)5) 852-4175 FATHER'S DAY SHOPPING Mav 2' - Mav 29 Mciv, F_nt Trade Centre. Pickering I-,TER.NATIOINAL PSYCHIC FAIR "I (905) 02"-0744 Mort„ Ia.t rade (;entre. Pickering June 12 Jfgv 42((797)8 Mav MUSIC IN THE PARK: RAGWEED JAZZ PRETEEN DANCE E BAND Pi, k< -n ng Kc•crrah.,n Complrx. Ptckrnng R„rar}” Park Ajax (91)„ h2--8811 4`9115) 420--1621 June I2 Nay 28 FRENCHMAN'S BAY FESTIVAL BIG BROTHER/SISTER FISH -OFF Ln c. x,I Rd smith. Pick,—ring Pme V'allcc Tnmt Fcshmg ()%hawa (905) 420-4,21 (97 K) 6111;_899_1 June 15 &June 29 ,Nov 28 CONCERT'S IN THE PARK: CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OSHAWA CLIC BAND CORPORATE CHALLENGE Mclaugtlhn Handstx•II (htuw'a (hrrttac. •, r "Ilcge (straws (905) 5'9-2220 (9Y�)'28-I68{ JMW 16 Mav 2x CRAFT SALE PORT PERRY MINOR HOCKEY (htuws 1�cnKn (.cozen s Centre. Oshawa BANQUET (905) 5'6.6'12 ti ugr,,q Arena. Pon Perry June 16 -August 14 (< ,; 98. -;,6 PAINTERS ELEVEN .Mav 28 Ttx• R„txrt McLaughlin Gallery. Oshawa HEART CHALLENGE: AN ALL DAY (905) SPORTING CHALLENGE AND J11C I FUN RACE KINSMEN STEAK BARBECUE Himt„m F.d (bruematton Arca. (%haw's Alax Rc•c-rrsln>n (<-nrrc• Apx (91.1 571-1582 (9X)5) .Mav 19 JMW 1 ' STEAM -UP ANT) ()OPENING CHILDREN*% AID SAFARI DAY i:.kenng ttlLgc• Museum Pickering Hownun, tile Z9x, Bowmamtile (905) 623-5655 Mav 29 June I' I t .XN1U1x;E FARMER'S MARKET 1RETEE•N DANCE 1 lbw% ,1- % I(r•. k sr u O )stuws RexreatKm Complex. Pickering ((Mr:) 89)1-44(11 (9M) 42-4621 ' .V -2y30 JMtrre 1- . June 19 +H DOMESTIC SCIENCE WOMEN'S FASTBALL LEAGUE COMPETMON INSITATIONALTOURNA.MENT ff Ullum s �aIrs Arcna. I'xtxKIRc Irrrluc,ts Park V('tuttn 1 -taw, -gni -81)23 or ('05) -13'•1358 (90S) 6614-1405 JMW 7R June Lx7IH4.1M REGIONAL POLICE J 1 COMM 7GT'Y DAY CHALLENGE DAY: F(M1 OW THE ROAD TO 18 Inn Ision on Rcwsliarxi Rd. Wfutbv FILkLL S (9(K) 579-1520 cxt 640 or 642 ANx Park, std Recreation Dept . Ajax x JMWIs FOXIER MEMORIAL FESTIVAL (9)�5, 12'-8811 June I - (ktrAer 1 (Sundays Ons') Rkster Memorul t xhndge R NDA.NCE MEADOWS SEASON (905) ")-i96h of (905) 852-9181 (OPENING Jnsr 1R Sundtn,e N1cJ(k>w's. Sunderland HERITAGE HOUSE TOUR (705)3 -2-25 \y,-hntn LkCV. %XTuthv June 2 -June 5 BRO(WCILN SPRING FAIR Jun( 19 ulw N -JA" Pv1 kl)n 1,1c•m„ru1 Park Hr9 ,khn -,A-w+)2 PIONEER DAYS PION EE 4ugoq Mures Nlu.wum VdIage Pon Pem (9);, (9(A) 995-i58) June 2 - Juty 31 is CINDY MORE .J"M 7EDDY BEAR PICNIC 1 hc• R1,twri Vclaughhn Gallery•. Ostuvva Cullen Gardems and Miniature Vtlblge. (Sr,S) S-(, AA AM) 'Whttbv (905) 6684-4* , Juwe 4 -1— 5 JMW 19 A.\TIQUE AND COLLECTIBLES FIESTA CONCERT SHOW A SALE Cn 14- Auditorium. 00taiwa Bevsen(n (-A)mmunrty Centre. (905)'25-162.1 Bralenorn Jaw 19 Coi) -416--8-8 FIESTA PARADE J~4 Downtown area. (Ntu%3 CANOE 771E NONQUON (905) '25-1624 latchman Centre. Pon Pere Juwe 19 (9115) 985-3658 PLEASURE DRIVING HORSE SHOW June 4 Elgin Park. L'xbrdge CHFI OLDIES DANCE (905) 898-50.00 Scugog Arena, Port Pery JMne 19 (905) 985-9777 ROTARY CLUB PANCAKE JMwe 4 BREAKFAST STORYFEST'94 STORYTELLING Ajax Recreation Centre, Apx A CONCERT (905) 426-6472 or (905) 428.6671 Civic Square, Oshawa Jmw20-Jwne25 ( 905) 983-9592 FIESTA 4>4 - PAVILION WEEK JMW 4 Oshawa UNITED WAY DAY AT THE ZOO (905) 725.162-1 Bow•manvdk Zoo, Bowmanville Jrwe20-Jwwe26 (905) 623-5655 STRAWBERRIES U -PICT[ JMwe 4 Watson Farms, Charinglon UXBRIDGE CHAMBER C IOHL (905) 623-7252 CELEBRATE OUR EARTH Jrwe 23 1 xbridge.ftussc Hall, Ekbindge ANNUAL /MEETING CENTRAL SEVEN (905) 649-1544 ASSOC. FOR COMMUNr1Y LIVING J"W 4 Dori Club. Manchester UXBRIDGE HERITAGE CRAFT AND (905) 965-8511 COL L EC`FIB Mc SALE - Irma 23 Uxbridge Community Centre, Uxbridge MONTHLY STORYTELLING (905) 852-7969 or (905) 852.6370 Civic Square, Oshawa Jaw S - Jwwe ZI (905) 983-9592 THE GREAT ELEPHANT WALK Jwwe 24 Bowma nide Zoo, Bwmanville CYSTIC FIBROSIS KINSMEN (905) 62}5655 APPRECIATION DAY JMne S -Jwwe 24 Bowmatrvilk Zoo, Bowmanvdle JURIED PHOTO SHOW t REGIONAL. (905) 623.5665 PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPETITION Cream of Eladey Mme' Clairinglon 71)e Events Calendar forfiuly- (905) 623-%31 September will be available Jarwe 9 - Juwe 12 ONTARIO COUNTY KENNEL, mid-June CLUB DOG SHOW • Listings are based upon Harmony V21leY Conservation Area, information supplied by event Oshawa (905) 579-0411 OrganiZeis and is Jum 10 -jam 12 MINOR BASERALLMosQtnro subject to change without notice TOURNAMExr • 1bu are Urged to please call the Cedar Park, Ajax number provided to venfy dates (905) 428-7320 or (905) 686-4089 and time! BLUE FREE FREE JAYS D�R^AW V sew .48- DENTISTS The DURHAM -ONTARIO DENTAL SOCIETY in recognition of "DENTAL HEALTH WEEK" in April, is holding a FREE DRAW for 2 pairs of Blue Jay r Tickets. Entry forms are available only at your Member Dentists Offices Until April 15th Cxarcroft V*j�G 10 Mace YOUR COMFORT IS OUR CONCERN 649 KING ST. E. OSHAWA FOR A PERSONAL GUIDED TOUR CALL 723-9490 Marjorie Beattie j(Administrator) SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICE, EXTRA NURSING CARE AVAILABLE IF NEEDED FOR RESIDENTS UNABLE TO COPE ENTIRELY ON THEIR OWN. • Enjoy comfort, convenience & companionship • Respite/vacation/convalescent care available • Day care services available for seniors • 24-hour supervision • Doctor's office on site - Chapel • Personal laundry service included • Kitchenettes available • Air conditioned • Daily housekeeping • Supplementary nursing service available PAGE I6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH M 1994 y`°.0M°F�g MIDDAY OFF-PEAK ROUTING CHANGE Mr i 9 ► i5 AS OF: MONDAY, MARCH 28th PICKERING TRANSIT TRANSIT: 683-4111 P ROUTE 21 11 LIVERPOOL & FINCH/HWY. 2 AM Monday through Saturday - Off Peak Service PM Saturday Only Saturday Only GO Station 8:55 9:55 10:55 11:55 12:55 1:55 2:55 3:55 4:55 5:55 c Town Centre 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 6:30 Fieldheht & Rosefield 9:05 10:05 11:05 12:05 1:05 2:05 3:05 4:05 5:05 6:05 . i .rich & Whites } 9:10 10:10 11:10 12:10 1:10 2:10 3:10 4:10 5:10 6:10 = k - tlwc 1 2 & Dixie i 9:15 10:15 11:15 12:15 1:15 2:15 3:15 4:15 5:15 6:15 3:45 Town Centre 9:20 10:20 11:20 12:20 1:20 2:20 3:20 4:20 5:20 6:20 — ROUTE 2A ! 12 VILLAGE EAST/BROCK RD. AM Monday through Saturday - Off Peak Service PM Saturday Only Town Centre 9:25 10:25 11:25 12:25 1:25 2:25 3:25 4:25 5:25 6:25 e j Pickering Pkv.%. & Marshcourt 19:30 10:30 11:30 12:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 4:30 5:30 6:30 2 Major Oaks & Deilbrook I 9:35 10:35 11:35 12:35 1:35 2:35 3:35 4:35 5:35 6:35 Brock & liw� = 9:40 10:40 11:40 12:40 1:40 2:40 3:40 4:40 5:40 6:40 Centre 9:45 10:45 11:45 12:45 1:45 2:45 3:45 4:45 5:45 6:45 ITown GO Station 9:50 10:50 11:50 12:50 1:50 2:50 3:50 4:50 5:50 6:50 ROUTE 5 & 6 WESTSHORE & BAY RIDGES —� AM 8:55 Monday through 9:55 10:55 Saturday 11:55 - Off Peak 12:55 Service 1:55 PM 2:55 3:55 Saturday 4:55 Only 5:55 GO Station St. Martin's & Bas 1% 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 Oklahoma & whites 9:05 10:05 11:05 12:05 1:05 2:05 3:05 4:05 5:05 6:05 Rosebank & Toyne%ale 9:10 10:10 11:10 12:10 1:10 2:10 3:10 4:10 5:10 6:10 - Hw%. 2 & Whites 9:15 10:15 11:15 12:15 1:15 2:15 3:15 4:15 5:15 6:15 Town Centre 9:20 10:20 11:20 12:20 1:20 2:20 3:20 4:20 5:20 6:20 =` AM Monday through Saturday - Off Peak Service PM ROUTE 3 & 7 AMBERLEA & ROSEBANK Saturday Only Town Centre 9:20 10:20 11:20 12:20 1:20 2:20 3:20 4:20 5:20 6:20 H% -v. 2 & Liverpool 9:25 10:25 11:25 12:25 1:25 2:25 3:25 4:25 5:25 6:25 Hwry. 2 & Rosebank 9:30 10:30 11:30 12:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 4:30 5:30 6:30 ` Sheppard & Altona 9:35 10:35 11:35 12:35 1:35 2:35 3:35 4:35 5:35 6:35 Whites & Strouds 9:40 10:40 11:40 12:40 1:40 2:40 3:40 4:40 5:40 6:40 0 Glenanna & Fairport 9:45 10:45 11:45 12:45 1:45 2:45 3:45 4:45 5:45 6:45 GO Station 9:50 10:50 11:50 12:50 1:50 2:50 3:50 4:50 5:50 6:50 — ROUTE 10 AJAX AM Monday through Saturday - Off Peak Service PM Saturday Only Town Centre 9:25 10:25 11:25 12:25 1:25 2:25 3:25 4:25 5:25 6:25 Hwy.2 & Church 9:30 10:30 11:30 12:30 1:30 2:30 3:30 4:30 5:30 6:30 Ajax GO Station 9:35 10:35 11:35 12:35 1:35 2:35 3:35 4:35 5:35 6:35 Bayly & Westney 9:40 10:40 11:40 12:40 1:40 2:40 3:40 4:40 5:40 6:40 � 0 � 0 0 Bayly & Church 9:45 10:45 11:45 12:45 1:45 2:45 3:45 4:45 5:45 6:45 GO Station GO Station 8:55 9:50 9:55 10:50 10:55 11:50 11:55 12:50 12:55 1:50 1:55 2:50 2:55 3:50 3:55 4:50 4:55 5:50 5:55 6:50 6:55 Bayly & Church 9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 1:00 2:00 3:00 4:00 5:00 6:00 7:00 Ajax GO Station 9:05 10:05 11:05 12:05 1:05 2:05 3:05 4:05 5:05 6:05 7:05 H%4 -N.2 & Westne% 9:10 10:10 1110 12:10 1:10 2:10 3:10 410 5:10 6:10 7:10 Hwy, 2 & Church 9:15 10:15 11:15 12:15 1:15 2:15 3:15 4:15 5:15 6:15 7:15 Town Centre 9:20 10:20 11:20 12:20 1:20 2:20 3:20 4:20 5:20 6:20 7:20 Noce: NO CHANGE TO RUSH HOUR AND SPECIALIZED SERVICES �t 3VVFLJF�RTIMMTRIIP! Billboard is a free feature for ommunity events of a non-profit ature. To have your events pro- loted in Billboard, call us at 683- 110, fax 683-7363 or write to the jax-Pickering News Advertiser, 130 ommercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LiS H5. The deadline for Billboard ems Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to lednesday publication, 10 a.m. the lednesday prior to Friday publica- Dn and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior r Sunday publication. SUNDAY, MARCH 20 BRUNCH: The Ladies' Auxiliary of ,yal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges ankh 606, 1555 Bayly St., Picker - serves Sunday brunch from 11 m. to 1 p.m. $2.50 includes icon, eggs, hash browns, pan - ,,(es, toast, coffee, juice and Kes 839-2990. Feeling Your Best During Cancer Therapy focus of seminar AJAX-PICKI:RItiG - Can- cer patients are invited to learn how to manage treat- ment side effects and helpful wa-,, of talking about their iillnc,,s with family and Feeling Your Best During 'Cancer Therapy, hosted by ,the Canadian Association of Nurses in Oncology WANO). Toronto chapter, will also provide information and answer questions on cancer Oerapy- "A cancer diagnosis is dev- astating and can leave both the patient and his or her fam- ily feeling they've completely lost control of their lives," explains Doris Howell, CAVO president. ,"Learning about the dis- ease, how it's treated and how io manage the side effects of pacer treatment is the best way to regain control." -The association estimates 115,000 Canadians will be ftgnosed with cancer this Cancer patients, their farm- s and friends are invited to end the free seminar, which Il feature a doctor, nurse, ;ial worker and cancer sur - It's being held Thursday, iril 7 at the Centenary :alth Centre, 2867 esmere Rd., Scarborough, m 7 to 8:30 p.m. To register, or for more ormation, call 284-8131, 1.4670. Mr a 1N 4t Qt �� r � 'A 4 to IN SMALL BUSINESS PICKERING / AJAX 157 Hazelwood Drive Whitby, Ontario L1 N 31-9 (416) 438-8537 CLIENT SERVICES (800) 461-4440 MONDAY, MARCH 21 STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic Soci- ety meets the first and third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at St. Bernadette Catholic Church, Har- wood Ave. and Boyly St., Ajax. 839- 8364 (Ray). FAMILIES: A meeting of the Spe- cial Services at Home Program is held from 7 to 930 p.m at the CAW Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa. 579-9215 (Tami Harrison). BIRTH INFO: March 21 is the deadline to register for a free early pregnancy information evening sponsored by Lamaze Prepared Childbirth March 24, 7 p.m., St. Joseph the Worker parish hall, 1 100 Mary St. N., Oshawa. Info on fitness, nutrition, relaxation, birth prepara- tion. Door prizes. 723-7373. ADOPTEES A post -reunion adoption support group meets from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. The group meets the third Monday of each month. 428-9322 (Lynda). STORYTIME The Pickering Public Ubrary hosts a Books with Birds story - time program for children aged three to five beginning at 10:30 a.m. at the Pickering Town Centre. Meadowsweet Productions present the puppet play The Frog Who Wasn't Caregivers and younger cNIaren may sit in. Look for the sign of the Bird in the Food Court. 831- 7809 GARDEN --e A;ax Garden Club mee-s c• e c T c' tre Aiax Roval .� ., ...,. - . • . • • H Canadian Legion, 111 Hunt St. Guest speaker Mary Perlmuter dis- cusses natural insecticides, fertilizer and composting. Pots of sample geraniums: orders will be taken All welcome. 683-1463 (June). KINDERGARTEN: The Durham Board of Education hosts an infor- mation session in the library at Pick- ering High School, 180 Church St. N., Pickering Village, on its plans to implement all -day, every -other -day kindergarten in September. Pro- gram organization and attendance schedules will be discussed. All wei- come. 576-4600. TUESDAY, MARCH 22 GUILTERS: The Rouge Valley 9uiters' Guild meets at 8 p.m. in the cafeteria of Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate, 5400 Lawrence Ave. E.. west of Port Union Rd. at the corner of Charlottetown St., Scar- borough. Durham residents wel- come The group meets the fourth Tuesday of every month. 839-5902 (Helen). AMNESTY The Pickering -Ajax Group 90 of Amnesty International meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Picker- ing Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Pickering Village. All welcome. 839-3969 SENIORS -'*)e Tuesday Morning Seniors' :,session Grouo meets at 9:30 a.m at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exe'e, RC A slide show on The Wcrce-s Banff 683-7799 (Louise) We're Celebrating The staff & management of EAST SIDE MARIO'S, Ajax would like to thank you personally for helping to make their first year a success. Come see us during our Anniversary Week Celebrations - March 23-27. EAST SIDE MARIO'S is located at Transit Square, 100 Westney Rd., south of the 401, Ajax. 619-2229. CUT YOUR 1p0 TAX B Why pay excessive discounting fags 7 Our s/Bctronic fi/inp (EF/L E)) systBm RETURNS YOUR REPUN1:)0 REVENUE CANADA IN TWO WEEKSI AUTHORIZED AGENT PERSONAL INCOME TAX RETURNS from $30_00 Cal/ us about our corp/ata range of accounting and financial planning sarvicas ... Business Services for a BETTER BOTTOM LINE! THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1994 -PAGE 17 SKATE FOR HEART: Wheelies Family Roller Centre, 901 Burns St, E., Whitby, hosts roller skating from 7 to 10 p.m. All proceeds to the local Heart and Stroke Foundation branch. $3 a person, skate use and GST included 666-1272. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club meets at 6 p.m. at the Holiday hn, 1011 Boor St. E., Oshawa. Round table discussions on business and social issues. Members $25, non- members $30. 427-6930 (Karen Gra- ham). 728-9115 (Leah Murray), 723- 3000 (Nancy Boone). HARD OF HEARING A new self- help group for adults hard of hearing meets Wednesdays at 7 p.m. in the Oshawa Deaf Centre 655-5544 for Voice or TTY (Gayle) TOASTMASTERS The Ajax-P!ckering chapter of Toastmasters meets from 7 to 8:45 p.m. at the Family Trust ouia- ing at the corner of Bayly St and Fin- ley Ave.. Ajax. fie weekly groups for people wanting to develop treir pubiic-speak rg skills. Call Christine Newell -Smith at 439-2960 (day) or 427-5935 (night) JOB SEEKERS Public relations stu- dents from Durham College host a luincreon for job seekers at 10:45 a m at the Whr•by Yacht Ciub Panel dis- cussion on Current issues and trends ir the job market. S 10. Tickets limited. Reserve. 721-2000, ext. 2372. Your calendar of coming events SINGLE PARENTS. The One -Parent Family Association of Ajax and Picker- ing holds its weekly meeting for adults at 8 p.m. at Swan's Marina, 590 Liver- pool Rd. S., Pickering. Educational and social activities for parents and children Dances every -other Satur- day at the Pickering Recreation Complex; an Easter Egg Hunt and Brunch on April 3 837-0328, PARENTS: The Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation of St. James Catholic School, 10 Clover Ridge Dr. W., Ajax, hosts a seminar at 7 pm. for parents on how to communicate with their children. Etobicoke school board guidance counsellor and author Ken Hundret speaks. No charge. All welcome. 683- &540 838540 (Pot). MANAGEMENT The Durham Region brancr of 'he Canadian Insti- tute of Management holds a dinner meeting at Cullen Gardens Restau- rant. 30C Taunton Rd. W.. 'Whitby, Social hour at 5:30 pm . dimer at 6:45 p m. Guest speak is Elcine Minacs. Members and students free, general public $25 434-7669 LEARNING DISABLED The Learn- ing Discbi' t es Ass0C1ct;cn of Durham West holds its monthly meeting at 8 o m. at Pickering High School. 18C Church St N , Pickering Village Psychologist Dr. Terry Semple Ciscusses Biofeed- back and the Learning Disabled Ail welcome 683-8432 (Joke McKay). SENIOR CITIZENS ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO A HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL PINE RIDGE INSURANCE *A* 676 Monarch Ave. #13 Ajax, Ontario Established 1978 683-9725 IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS NO CHARGE CONSULTATION KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 Kingston Rd 210 Consumers Rd 107 Kent St Suite 210 Suite 204 Whitby Pickering WUbwdale 839-8981 491.4644 430-4800 Dr. Bernard Farber and Dr. Howard Petroff Family Physicians Are pleased to announce Dr. Virginia MacLennan has joined their practice NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS 905-420-5776 Pickering Medical Centre 1885 Glenanna Rd. Ste. 210 (directly across from Pickering Town Centre) . �•. Mon- Fri 10-8 Saturday 10 - 6 _ o�i-c• �Ac.•ruc vcwr • nvrrrlca7 c1Aft�tt�► Y1lI`R'fiw 1M1 � .... M: _ PAGE 19•THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20,1991 AULT FOODS• ICE CREAM HUGE 41L PAIL 2IJNUT J91,99 ` A! 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FLORIDA ( FU(;INr'\L Fx1'Ft.A FL-JLI. PINT Pu rIt/ t/ TANG] �% titi'ES / I V, • PRODUCT CF U S.A GREG • v GRADE • PRODUCT OF U S A. • EXTRA FANCY GRADE • • • • • 1 �RODUC' OF U S A CALIFORNIA • EXTRA LARGE SIZE '2s 11 PRODUCT OF U S A • FLCRIDA ASSORTED VARIE'IES W—WITS-) 11 ' • S p,Y,9 A. '• 1Q n PM. 1 7A . • ip PM. PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM SUN. 2W 94 TOSAIURDAY MAR.26/91 WE RESERVETHE'R*W TO LW - PAW iALvww rrewc •nvwwncvw wy%mAv wain f12R t"it _ >e - - PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20,1"4 Peppe Name Dropping Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column with a reminder — Monday is the first day of spring, thus end- ing this nightmare we call win- ter. Let's think warm thoughts while we drop some names-. We start off with something different this week — Pepper turns 21 this month, although no one is sure of the exact birth date. Pepper is the Chappell family's long-time cat and has gotten a lit- tle slower and a little greyer over the years. In cat years, Pepper is 147 vears old. The whole Chap- pell clan wish Pepper a happy birthday and hopes for many more. r S +a candle on her bir!hday cake. Wishing Sarah — "our sweet lit- tle cherub" — a happy birthday with lots of love were Mommy, Daddv, Rachael. Josh, aunt Barb, Nana, Papa, aunt Debbie, uncle Ian, Kristi, Jillian, Lauren, aunt Ann, uncle Ed. Vanessa, Kele, aunt Frances and uncle Bert... 4 e nothin Sarah Broderick March 17 was special for Kristi MacFadyen, because she celebrated her 12th birthday. Kristi's family had a message for her on the big day — "Even if a day should go by when we don't say 'I love you', may never a moment go by without you know- ing we do." Happy birthday greet- ings to "our St. Patrick's Day girl" from Mom, Dad, Jillian. Lauren, liana. Papa, aunt Barb. uncle Randy, aunt Lily, Rachael. Josh, Sarah. Grampy, uncle Ed. aunt Ann. uncle Bert, aunt France%. Vanessa and Kyle... Pepper March 21 is a special day for the Christopher Chappell as he turns six years old. Wishing him a very happy birthday and lots of love are Mom, Dad and sister Kailey. Fami- ly and friends will drop by this weekend to help Christopher Christopher Chappell celebrate. Grandma Chappell turned a young 65 on March 19 and her children and grandchil- dren wished her all the best on her special day... She's 11 already! That's what they're saying at Miranda Cul- bertson's house. Her family can't believe that on March 11 Miranda celebrated her 11th birthday. Grandma, Grandpa, Mom, Dad, her aunts, uncles and cousins sent along love -filled happy birthday wishes to Miran- da... A little lovely with big beauti- ful eyes celebrated a milestone on March 16. Sarah Courtney Broderick [tuned one that day and she had fun blowing out the Kristi MacFadyen The Wolf was howling on March 19. Jason Bolduc, alias 'the Wolf", turned 21 with happy birthday wishes from Mom, Dad and the Bunch. Jason picked up his nickname from the kids he was in charge of while serving as a camp counsellor for the Ajax parks and recreation department... Lyndsay Hawkins was cele- brating on March 16, because that's the day she turned nine years old. She's celebrating big time this weekend with six of her best buddies. Happy birthday greetings, with lots of love, from Mom, Dad and Sarah. The fami- ly says. "Have a great ninth year, Lyndsay ..... ». March 21 not only ush- ers in spring, but it's also Jeffrey Carr's sixth birthday. Happy birth- day wishes from Mommv. Daddy, broth- er Bradley, Jeffrey Carr Sadie and y Shadow... A little beauty with a great big smile turns one March 20. Cas- sidy Clair Romain will celebrate with a party attended by all her family and friends. Happy birth- day greetings from Mommy, Daddy, and "all those who love you` ... 0... t sneezes Daddy, Sarah and Penny... Kody David Burgess reached a milestone on March 13, as he turned three years old. Sending out the warmest of birthday wish- es were Mommy, Daddy, little brother Kyle, little sister Kortnee, Nanny, Papa, Grand- ma, Grandpa, and his many aunts, uncles and cousins. The kids would like to send out birth- day wishes to cousin Dusty J., who turns one March 20, and to auntie Carolyn. who turns 23 on March 30... ». Eight -month-old Christopher Charles Gladney was baptized on March 6 at St. Barnabus Church in Toronto. Proud parents Sandv and Gerald, and big broth- er Joshua marked the occasion with godparents Donna Nar- raway and Fred Morry... Kody Burgess Look who's turned 16. It's Christy Gaylord. Wishing her a happy birthday, with love, were Mom. Len and Charlie. Christy celebrated her birthclity on 'March 4... Cassie Romain What a big girl Kristie O'Brien is becoming. Kristie turns three years old on March 21 and she's so excited. She had a birthday party with all her friends and everyone had lots of fun play- ing games. There were balloons, gifts, and, of course, cake and ice cream. Lots of love, hugs and kisses from Mommv and Daddy... Christopher Gladney The Variety Village Telethon was helped with a donation of $16,178.25 on behalf of Sherry and Wayne Senis of Realty World East, Pickering. The money was raised from an old- timers hockey game, an auction and a raffle. Sherry thanks all the local businesses that supported the worthy cause... March 18 was a big day for Lindsey Brown, as she turned 11 years old. Wishing "this wonder- ful little girl" a happy birthday were her Mom, Dad, sisters Leah and Taylor, Nanny. Papa, and all her aunts, uncles and cousins. A special thank you came from new little sister Taylor for taking such good care of her... Christy Gaylord Kristie O'Brien «• March 21 is a big day for Kaitlyn Hill, as she's turning seven years old. Wishing Kaitlyn a happy birthday are Mommy, Kaitlyn Hill Miranda Culbertson Lyndsay HawWns Jason "The Wolf' Bolduc Undsey and Taylor Brown a" That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Drop- ping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683- 5110, fax 60.7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for sub- missions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. If you have a birth to atmrounce, call the clruui- Sed department at 683-5110. 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Call 721- 1702for aconfidential interview SALES 8 Administration MAINTENANCE Machinist - (and see the difference). or fax Man established advents- paper convening company re - resume to 721.1705. (D41294) ing 9t any needs some. quires experienced person. 110 one who is friendly, organized Must have good machine shop and good with figures to deal knowledge and good trouble Real Estate Career Seminar A CAREER SEMINAR FOR PROFESSIONALS SEEKING TI IF ULTIMATE REWARD. PERSO\AL. SATISFACTION. A career 1n real estate with the CENTURY 7i1' system gives you the opportunity to,be your own boss, and earn an unlimited income. Attend our free real estate seminar. MARCH 23rd, 6-8 P.M. 950 Sheppard Ave., Pickering (905) 428-2121 NO QUESTION ABOUT IT.TM BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. 839-2121 Of- Trademarks .if C - :: Kcal Fatale Corp—t— F—h office u ¢deperdntly ormed aid ,1.-W d 110 General Help 110 General Help Retail Salesperson Bell Mobility Dealership in Pickering Town Centre requires In-store sales reps. Sales experience an asset however training provided to qualified applicants Candidate must be willing to work flexible hours We offer an hourly plus commission compensation package with room for advancement. Interested applicants should fax.'mail or drop off resume to Excel Communications Pickering Town Centre, Sears Wing, Lower Level 1355 Kingston Rd., Pickering L 1 V 1B8 Fax - (905) 837-0685 Reporting directly to the President of this growing International company, you will direct, adrninistrate and maintain all compensation plaits. This is a contract position, starting in April uribl Decerntler 1994. Please contact Na MMKey, MMnacis b Associates o ■•• (905) 427.4428 or fax resume to MiMNii (90S) 427-M ADULTS WITH CARS Needed for early morning Sunday deliveries to homes in a confined General Help with a National commissioned shooting skills. Electrical knowledge and ability to work TELEMARKETERS needed Com - CARDINAL Nannies b Coni- .My name is Frank Wiseman. I teach Micro sales tome Non smokingoffice Open to 4 day week. O'Donnell- unsupervised would be con- - Computer Electronic Technology at the and entry door systems installer. Call 4163763091 and ask for Dig Specialty Advertising. Ajax. (905) 427.8520 Of tax 428.2422. sidered an asset. Apply in person, 125 Consumers Dr., Toronto. School of Business in Pickering. In companions requred in Durham Region. Call at 905-619.3351 Dan (032404) (032294) addition to teaching I also run my own 6863. (032494) Cardinal People Care. (032494) ng ass s:ance DiP,CERT- Electronics Consulting Company. t know what LOWs. VVordperiect. D -Base. WELL Day you, :O iyoe names Word. ACCpaC Bedford. is happening in th a industry on a daily basis. Autocad Ventura. Pagemaker. S5,-000 Der 1000 W,!e Harva•d. Corel. Computer You will learn what you need to know to get Programm ng and Systems s ' 5 0 *857 Wes :4 � h Analyst. Cobol, Pascal and C. started in this growing industry. My next class Pholoshop. Cua(k Express and Iilustrator uurham Business starts March 280. Now is the fine to enrol! Computer College. 427-3010. HOMEWORKERS-rgenfly ITFt ".edea. up io 5280C "'Pity Choose From Our Exciting Career Options: BUSINESS WCMDft S COMPUTERCOMPUTERADMINISTRATION a PROCESSING srsrTlas AMSA rkALr56 ACCOUNTING bLEGAL C04VUTEFS SECRETARY/ IM MEDICAL OFFICE MtMICRO COMPUTER r BUSINESS ASSISTANT ArP ICAT10NS MICRO COMPUTER ELECTRONICS w es BANK TELLING 8 FINANCIAL HOTEL ti RESTAURANT SERVICES MANAGEMENT DENTAL CHAIINDE ASSISTANT . TRAVEL iEXECUTIVE TOURISM SECRETARY Wiry Our Practical Training Makes Sense: • Irmtrwoom with Practical Experience • Coevemew Class Hours Mean You Can • Graduate with Up -lo -Date Skips Work Part Time While Anendwh6 Sdhoor • Fuhancial Assistance obey be Available ^ " •" •*"`^ ^-•i-a-+,n .-.nw.., • Pre EmplornehA Readiness Trakimig f y -i an 4s —w rens Ad - Program Wal Teach You How to Get a feb aM rv..a4hy 6W.0 visa gas, fns- • Tax Credo) for Tuition Fees • Mornmg, Aflemoon, b essihs & Sat. Ctares ---- --� TORONTO School • PICKERING CAMPUS Practical 1450 KirWilon Rd, Suik 17 Choice! 420-1344 P4 CD1 nMIN FOR MO REQ Courses starting now: • Word Processing • Programmer Analyst • Computerized Accounting • Computer Maintenance Technology • Microcomputer Business Applications --- V" BUSNESS CAREER STARTS tIERE OSHAWA 434-8585 Island Plaza, 560 King St. W. VICTORIA - COQUITLAM • VANCOUVER - BURNABY • SURREY • EDMONTON - SASKATOON WINNIPEG • MISSISSAUGA • TORONTO NORTH YORK - NEWMARKET - SCARBOROUGH KINGSTON OTTAWA • MONTREAL • LAVAL • LONGUEUIL - QUEBEC • HALIFAX CDI Career Development Institutes Ltd. WANTD - successful, swv6cw p 110 oriented LIFE AGENTS for a 11 0 Gttarteral Hal General Help career opportunity with a refreshing difference. Call 721- 1702for aconfidential interview SALES 8 Administration MAINTENANCE Machinist - (and see the difference). or fax Man established advents- paper convening company re - resume to 721.1705. (D41294) ing 9t any needs some. quires experienced person. 110 one who is friendly, organized Must have good machine shop and good with figures to deal knowledge and good trouble Real Estate Career Seminar A CAREER SEMINAR FOR PROFESSIONALS SEEKING TI IF ULTIMATE REWARD. PERSO\AL. SATISFACTION. A career 1n real estate with the CENTURY 7i1' system gives you the opportunity to,be your own boss, and earn an unlimited income. Attend our free real estate seminar. MARCH 23rd, 6-8 P.M. 950 Sheppard Ave., Pickering (905) 428-2121 NO QUESTION ABOUT IT.TM BRISCOE ESTATES LTD. 839-2121 Of- Trademarks .if C - :: Kcal Fatale Corp—t— F—h office u ¢deperdntly ormed aid ,1.-W d 110 General Help 110 General Help Retail Salesperson Bell Mobility Dealership in Pickering Town Centre requires In-store sales reps. Sales experience an asset however training provided to qualified applicants Candidate must be willing to work flexible hours We offer an hourly plus commission compensation package with room for advancement. Interested applicants should fax.'mail or drop off resume to Excel Communications Pickering Town Centre, Sears Wing, Lower Level 1355 Kingston Rd., Pickering L 1 V 1B8 Fax - (905) 837-0685 Reporting directly to the President of this growing International company, you will direct, adrninistrate and maintain all compensation plaits. This is a contract position, starting in April uribl Decerntler 1994. Please contact Na MMKey, MMnacis b Associates o ■•• (905) 427.4428 or fax resume to MiMNii (90S) 427-M ADULTS WITH CARS Needed for early morning Sunday deliveries to homes in a confined General Help with a National commissioned shooting skills. Electrical knowledge and ability to work TELEMARKETERS needed Com - CARDINAL Nannies b Coni- EXPERIENCED garage door sales tome Non smokingoffice Open to 4 day week. O'Donnell- unsupervised would be con- imrrtediaNy. pan time evenings. Apply in person at Family panions - We -in nannies and and entry door systems installer. Call 4163763091 and ask for Dig Specialty Advertising. Ajax. (905) 427.8520 Of tax 428.2422. sidered an asset. Apply in person, 125 Consumers Dr., Contracting, Whitby Mali (in front of Miracle Man) or call 683- companions requred in Durham Region. Call at 905-619.3351 Dan (032404) (032294) Whitby. (032294) 6863. (032494) Cardinal People Care. (032494) MARKETING ASSISTANT Canada's fastest growing lawn care service is looking for marketing support staff. • Earn up to $12/hr. • Guaranteed hourly wage • Full training program ' No selling required. Call 683-5296 NUTRI-LAWN FOOD IN THE 690'5 will be perceived differently in the golf course setting. CLUBLINK CORPORATION is presently looking for individuals who are quality and service oriented. AN positions in die area of food and beverage needed. Both restaurant and kitchen staff, seasonal or kill - time opporRxtioes at golf courses in Kira City, Stouffviile and Pickering areas. Please reply in Confidence to: Attn. Mika Tasovski Food and Beverage Director Fax: (905) 888-11374 HAIR -ro0ea Detw-- '6 25 is '^Cu1104 immeO.a!eq for Ire• -.W cut by welt know, nair"'M aMpetrng .r Cr'a• o cutting _narnp.onshgx Must be snl,ng C have fashionable hair cut Gill Valentino s, 666-3805 Experienced Stylist required for south Ajax salon. Full or part-time. Salary plus commission. 427.9738 after 6 Shaklee an Income -Earning Opportunity for Working Perso ns Earn extraincome Dearmvre work sdtedile • start part. time and tarn :mems Cas: Daisy Or Shemw Reouph of teas) 4774M AfMr 6 pue, Yon. -Fn, w"m Sae 6 Stn. Full- Part-time Food Demonstrators required In the Ajax area. Please call Bev 1-800-363-6322 EXPERIENCED t•tchen -anager ne90ec V_s: De able 800V personwar rC _W7e -= `won' 'lexbie ^ours Also oche, COe N,Dererld " rust •apa,r. own -,OsinoO s avasaore Appy .n per :opts 1Zlar raie shop Cali 574 son to Don Cherry s aestaura^' 4000 iQ32494! 543 K -y sr W »32-840C 1032594; SHlFT Caretera ne-c •squired rrt o er-iDorary ass- -e -x cenence n Cash serving or 12 Office Help :oo.mg a must. AD-, y n parson 'O .✓amen at me V rd6 Group. '40 IF you are s nge or a Single cagy between ' 30.3 of 71 parent or separatec or drvoroed Aben$t Osnawa32294� wrtn Inree years worn BE your own ooss great experenCeyou may quality for :;,Wud line Great opooriumly f^ancai assistance or I you are 'or arge nCO(TI& Ca, r9,yCed over 45 ane nave •ece,tly been -essage. - 8cJ 667 224C laid on. you -nay quality for train. ng ass s:ance DiP,CERT- c04'494, LOWs. VVordperiect. D -Base. WELL Day you, :O iyoe names Word. ACCpaC Bedford. a,- addresses Iron home Autocad Ventura. Pagemaker. S5,-000 Der 1000 W,!e Harva•d. Corel. Computer Gateway . sts. Dept -W2 Programm ng and Systems s ' 5 0 *857 Wes :4 � h Analyst. Cobol, Pascal and C. Vancouver, B.C.. V6J 1M4 Pholoshop. Cua(k Express and Iilustrator uurham Business 040194) Computer College. 427-3010. HOMEWORKERS-rgenfly ITFt ".edea. up io 5280C "'Pity Sales Help/ assembling prOOuc is No 130 Agents experience. training Prov aeo. es You must be honest and irustwonhy. To start, send a S A S E a1C TC Horizon E nterpnses. P.O Box 232. Grano Valley Om LON 1GO. 1032491; KIDS and teens needed im- mediately for modelling work. Catalogues and TV commercials. Call 962.5511. (TF) MANICURIST - natural nails. experienced, part time. 668- 5129.(032294) START a Florist Business from home or shop. Complete tran". one-on-one, high prcht. Almon on VHS, over 45 and recently laid off, may quaYty for full assistance. Phone 4361664 or 436.1991. Caren School of Floral Design. (032294) EXPERIENCE Halrstyiist, had technician and esthetiCian re- quired for busy hair salon. Wage - commission. Call 433-1338. (032294) GROWING manutacturer re- quires industrial sewer, sergiing experience an asset. Appy at it 9 Consurners Dr., al. Whitby. No phone calls please. (032294) HIRING attractive females preferred for escoruexotic dancing agency. Must be 18• No experience required. Earn big SSS. Call in confidence to 683.5055. EXPERIENCED HOVE SUPPORT WORKERS Required'of am Region Caressenea; Ge Cape Professional Health Care Services 428-1810 130Sales Agen s TURN THAT SPARE TIME INTO SPARE CASH. SELL AVON WHERE YOU 1_1%'E OR WORK NO QUOTAS FREE S20 GIFT' bring beauty home CHRISTINA LORD no HERE WE GROW AGAIN!!!! Become a part of Fitness Hislory when you )bin Premier, Canada's fastest growing health and fitness club chain. We are currently seeking qualified membership consultants for Premier which services our co-ed members and Mademoiselle which caters lo our female membership, who will understand and appreciate our', tradition of Top Notch Customer Service. If you are enthusiastic, enjoy working with people, have previous sales experience, a proven commitment to customer service plus a dedication to excellence, then consider a career with Premier. In return we offer a competitive remuneration Package, a membership with Premier, and ongoing training opportunities for career advancement Qualified applicants are invited t0 submit their resumes to fax 602-9922 or phone to schedule a confidential interview 602.9912 Attn: Stacey Kowal We thank all applicants in advance, but advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted _ aAna s�Tws• wised 4nvRrr'scll•� fCr111tls,a�► INi►*Af tta. 19e4 �'�""'�~�"!2a�are�lllsn+•►^+,aauw�::ar.wr..•»,.w.. - _�,,,. ...,... .. , .,.n...rwrr�:. _ • r , PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1994 el 130 sales � 130 s A Het S 150 H"P- ed 205 � 220 > a sale 220 r.wmsda"ie 230 w � 290 ��' Bo�i WANTED phones from the Ad- FOR sale while toy poodle vantage Phone system, model a puppies. also m i n i a t u r e KING'S COURT CK 111 Please call 579-"00 schnauzer pup. 6 weeks Old. ask for LII. (TF) firstshots. dewormed Call SELLING OUT Sandi. 905.728.3297. (032594) Oil paintings and frames quilting 250 GarogeNard nnn Automobiles panels, located Hwy. 2 8 Elizabeth St- DENTRAL Hygenist or PDA for TODAY'S THE DAY ■ 2 1r2 days per week a �ildtens hygene appointments. Please send resume to Dr. N. Oobney. The good guys at Enterpnse Ford require a 19 Oueen St. Pon Hope. L1A 2Y8, Atten. Par. (032494) FINANCE AND INSURANCE SALESPERSON Salary plus bonus C Day Care 1 VO Wanted Fantastic benefits! APPYI in person today and join the Pe Y Enterprise Ford Sales Team! MATURE sitter required im mediatelyr my home for one child. two years old, Shiftwork. two weeks 6 a m -4 p.m Two weeks. 3 15 p m 1.15 a m Call • 623-8673 (032594) WANTED phones from the Ad- FOR sale while toy poodle vantage Phone system, model a puppies. also m i n i a t u r e KING'S COURT CK 111 Please call 579-"00 schnauzer pup. 6 weeks Old. ask for LII. (TF) firstshots. dewormed Call SELLING OUT Sandi. 905.728.3297. (032594) Oil paintings and frames quilting 250 GarogeNard nnn Automobiles panels, located Hwy. 2 8 Elizabeth St- Sales 109 Old Kingston Rd., Unit 7 `v Y. Y kms. 1(03 new. $7900 firm, 428-9454 7��BRINGYOUR and fluffy Taunton Rd and STRE on hand. I will carpel 3 rooms, TO OUR FIRST AJAX Pickering Appliances no ARCTIC WOLF for sale in 18 ANNUAL reasonable offer refused, fully Dacks for under $20 Available GIGANTIC DAYCARE required for my 4 guaranteed Reconditioned at the Beer Store (040594) GARAGE SALE Ajax yearold sor•, 1,2 days. 3 days appliances. Come make us a OAKIPINE FURNITURE WhyAPRIL 2194 • one week21 0 . 4 days on the after- 2 Flea Market deal 4276784 467 Wesinell � Rd. S. Ajax (TF) pay retail prices One of Metro East Safety nate week m my home Ontario's oldest and largest Trade Centre r �--0-J IRoseba^n area; commencing ONE grey secretarial desk wltr manufacturers is now selling Vendor Info.' Inspections • April 5'94 References requ,,ec. ONE Inglis Superb Dl$1 2 Speed coal :ler extension and desk direct to the public. Eg 5 Pah ©�I` heavy Duty washer. $125. one (905) 427-4423 $49 95 ■II � please tali for an in home organizer Various clothes 'able with c'w ext and 4 J� rnerview 509-2632. (032094) Kenmore SI Piaci dryer. $+25 racks Static control plastic mat Windsor chairs. $799 S. oak ■ .„ t 3000 PSI Luxfer Aluminum Large craft table, secretarial AJAX 'o.,ng live -out nanny re- Scuba lank. $150 Call 683- g double pedestal1429 cite ext and 6 Car d( Light3rucks 1 7226 032394, than One office chair Can dorso to come Into our home for mans. $1429 Cannonball beds. I��( two small cmidren, hours 73C Sand, x34-7184 (03239x)_ $299 Over 20 stain choices all 280 Lost 81 Found Ajax a.m.-6.00 Dm Non smoker. FAX US YOUR AD PATIO DOORS (brand new) soiic. no veneers Traditional �A wA�� GO FOR IT I I-earences required Call a-er beat ^e Sprang Rush" 5. $399 Woodworking 905.985 87'4 FOUND on Sat Mar '2. one r1L ■ x 6 30 D m 4289095 (032294) 579-2238 E . $499 8. $599 Brow^ o• (TFl smal- while dog. vicmrty of Hwy The g0oc y,:y5 c' E^:e'�' �f FO•c 'ac.'e a white, cash and carry Call Bob PINE bedroom furniture. two 22 and Brock St.. Whitby Owner 1992 Geo Metro. 4 door. 165 Day Care 165 Day Care 905) 6239493 Mike (905) 725- nigh; stands, one double nay contact 430.6972 (032294) notchbacx sedan, one year new. EXUBERANT SALESPERSON Available Available 4537 0, (90 51 404 6163 dresser. one high chest, one FOUND female cat, black. long 23.000lkms.while. auto. amvfm Mail 032294)_ book case S30C Call 509-2156 hair. domestic cat. while tummy cassette Rema ping factory Commission plus bonus arrant two ears 37 000 Health and dental planl Apply in person today and loin the Enterprise Ford Sales Team! CARPETS or of carpet. 1001% (032594 and neck Paws have patches `v Y. Y kms. 1(03 new. $7900 firm, ^ lot_ new stain release carpets Y - - PIANOS;GRANDFATHER and fluffy Taunton Rd and 21ill7 623-5217. (03259x) on hand. I will carpel 3 rooms, CLOCKS Tremendous Savings Wastney Rd. 8310257 (leave r c $349 Price mGuoes carpet, . Annual classroom piano sale message). (032094) 1991 Corsica. a beauty and rremlum pad. expert •slallaton, fast delivery. free Pianos, rent to own, apt. size. Pets -Supplies- loaded White wiburgundy 'ryertor. $8900. Call 579.2367 I�O� upright. grand. digital. 290 7shawa. 434.3648 or 1-800- -shmales ;3C yards) Norman, keyboards. CLOCKS (tree 9 Boardin 1032294, -862314 iC33194) delivery and set up) Telep o xpenenceC C �2 Smoke 1991 Mercury Sable GS. arc. not TRADE your new and used mer Piano Works- 433-1491 (TF) TRAINING for you drV your dog q'urte 6500 kms.. $8900. Call -nand se or skins for other FUR coal, raccoon wifox Learn The Motvallional Method x36 7943 leave message. -ui4par• ^.--1e ntants and i w^ ( stove, portable dishwasher. washers. $175 and up for recon- LITTLE - - �� 7a..a•« :' - - - L oduds and services Every tnmg and anything is last and trimmings, size 10.12 Full length. $1900 Ra bans in our new training facilities. For more Information, please con' 1987 Chev Celebrity 4 door nit, r t r c 'ens all me activities d a Nurse 210 Flea Market easy Can free of charge. ask,n 9 9 Y $160. asking tad one of our friendly staff at automanc, air, amrfm excellent condition. N ♦ _ _ DISHWASHER 'or sale. almlontl I�O� school in a loving home L0 aced ^ D cii ^^ V age cuDPy and novice Cay weekend noviTuece 7shawa. 434.3648 or 1-800- sunglasses. paid $120 Hardly worn Can 728 'Classic Touch Obedience cassette $2995 certified ob-o Call 433 v_J --asses stanvg Sat Mar 26 Automobiles o xpenenceC C �2 Smoke year oto Goof COnd4rOn. Cal 561 3648 1032494; 7197 evenings (03122941 Training. (905) 619-0864 (TF) `767 (032594) MARY o0rs has •ot,moc ahs• 5 0 m ;905; 83'9253 ADP"antes. 227 Court St., Oshawa 576-74x8 (040194) `ee 4+6 7S4.5424 ('F) KITCHEN-:.oaa•.s ;cc. co-- !lo- mec brown wood. WASHERS, dryers. fridge. PIZZA equipment for sale. two OALADEN Dog Obedience - 19es Monte Carlo. V6 auto, T- condition, will pay cash Singles. 668.9x25 (032494) TOP price for ised cars or 9�c PICKERING reliable loving .12 " uoDer lower with stove new a^d reconditioned bakers irked ovens• Pizza make Veterinary approved classes All root, burgundy. $2900 candied. experie^;x Ckrse experience yr.�, HARP oenitiso Fu' •i^+e 'yea ibis hours CaI Oayca'e . •^� ^, e1C m my home doubiesmk. Moen tap Also gOic $225 and _b or reconditioned table. dough sheerer and mucr' levels of obedience offered N 7014 032294 -ui4par• ^.--1e ntants and i w^ ( stove, portable dishwasher. washers. $175 and up for recon- more Can A,, 433-1445ays Next e t venrngvice Ca 434- ( 1 .'rear. sate ^ea,•hy atmosphere S40C o b 0 Call (905) 839-683' da oned dryers $175 and up for (494; i n DuDPY and novice ever- ng Ckas puppy LEASE to own vehicles. 1980- o^ s ria -- no pets War ane 5 p m (0323941 recond1lloned IC es and gpe - - - - OLD and antique turniture. any- ses stamng Mar 29. Next 1985. $345 down, no interest. no '-Inde' -X• w ^ ^ucr tious _ _ DISHWASHER 'or sale. almlontl stoves Also coin o r ate0 AAO Articles cuDPy and novice Cay weekend noviTuece d•dR �•�' x''7428_ TF ( ) slacks 'u^ctles and outings coiov G= 'wo de. built ln.4 cycle. was^er and dryers. Lt3 Wanted --asses stanvg Sat Mar 26 Automobiles cal 421.8284 (032094 year oto Goof COnd4rOn. Cal Step^enson s Furniture and (416) 432.82"F) . (T _ x instructor R.A.F Police Dog 305 MARY o0rs has •ot,moc ahs• 5 0 m ;905; 83'9253 ADP"antes. 227 Court St., Oshawa 576-74x8 (040194) WANTED -used gal uuos. any --aiding School Teiephone J Wanted uc•^.>' ct two E C E tramng, (03259i� CARPET t nave severer 7000 condition, will pay cash Singles. 668.9x25 (032494) TOP price for ised cars or 9�c daily our.ngs ^untlous lunches orov4eC Call arrytir-,e. Sneser Articles 220 For Sale raids o+ flew Stannlaster and •- r lu sets. pan sets 705-738-5116 days or 736-4264 evenings. FUN and easy Cog tramirtg. a trucks. Free soap plot -up. un- �g�� towing tall 24 hrs. Business Services ILLUSTRATION, ca•ioo^ng grapy •c des -g^ advertising Bis ness or personal Reasonat ie rates Also lessons ava,aole Randy 'imine (905, 726 7055 Ti; TYPING availao'e Word Processing, ressmas, letters anc refdons Dicta typ�rlg Please Cal 686.4504 :040894: A HOME 0 BUSINESS �� s.s7"335 -SERVICES in 79&7672' CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior lepalrs, wicivations and cor struction. Fast and deanpiroll,Iessito l work VMo �,,"0o". - Driving SCh001S PROFESSIONAL quality work for home. office. Repairs. renovations, carpentry, PARRY DRIVING ' electrical. plumbing. drywall, SCHOOL (sainting. etc No fob too smal, references. Reliable and reasonable 723-1469 anytime. • (032294) S & B Driving School 10 lessons $150 3 lessons A test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 207 -JV W 7 daysmeek S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior renovations, repairs, additions. design,build bars and cabinets. All workmanship guaranteed and insured Contact Gary 839- 0%4 (TF) Home Improvements RACCaWWC, RATUDfWl ISI Granada's new Home Service covers every make and of home entertainment product, reg82ildless Of where you bout It. Handyman 086-. 30C leave message 905-723-3424 X ny came ca- (0;324941 rearsonabe rates. any age Mr- Be. 905-683-7375. (TF) 135 Skilled Help Hosp. Medical UVERPOO(_BAYLY ca care Y Frencr, BEAT ": w _ _r Irving room and hall for $349 �.a includes carpet. pad and - - - - OLD and antique turniture. any- dog starting at 8 weeks New ration Cas K 9 Klubhouse hourly. We now have heated - - work. Free estimates. 839.2096, storage uni(s. Now offering free 150 Dental avaiabie i^ my none. 1^d Eng:,s^ Call Josee. 837 -yt ;" cious sanowicr a oay instasaton -30aros- Steve. thing old. tools crura, sliver. 905 837 2364 11324941 355 Motorcycles Housedeelfli ■��i, tion. 427-0 Cal for infomta005. My .acp� plus more, guide How (416) 432.82"F) . (T advertising, sporting, toys. CLA55 - __r- ve_-.ears DENTAL -32 (032394) -- -AR ---- - to create real savings out of next CEDAR wood. 246x10 and decoys. dolls, most bottles, col- TEAM o sses next daarch fill •ec -_s: nave 5 ears Y »»_ c^s: 4111111:4-:, P,o+e•^' pgrCARE D•ovided ,n my to nothing Sand $1a 95 plus 2x6x8 150 pts). tx6x6 (500 lectlons Or estates 655-80x9 NoviceCience �.puopy 6 NOvicel Stan March INSURANCE, ops^ 9-9 by experie^;x Ckrse experience yr.�, HARP oenitiso Fu' •i^+e 'yea ibis hours CaI home '., alto pan time for GS T,PST. Ictal $•720 paYabie F PCs, Too' Dox b Mastereratt. y Brooknn (0322941 26 and Aprl� 7 Evenings and appointment. Monday to Saturday. Motorcycle, auto and an use Ca Caro a or Dahe �' 83' 3'73 or 831.4709 d ICre^ o e year and up. Close to D Scor,. e ■6 6 t Oshawa O "^'s week, Box 48' $101 .e^ c^est freezer. $100 3 WANTED Leat and BkN Jay Saturday classes avadabb very oompetxive progeny rates at the M,^ac< G out 579.29" (032494 'o SI Mon ca 8 E 8 Pnln On: 1 7,.5 pre coati set with covers Tickets at face value Cas Bruce Small classes guaranteed Cell Over 20 years experience. CAM (032291 schools. Vanes area. Oshawa � i~ $IOC Call 6192592 10324941 at 579aa00 en 207 (TF) 430-0025 (0329941 (905) 427-3595. (032294) -u P ,. v .. -- _ c n g . q c > 1037294 Business Services ILLUSTRATION, ca•ioo^ng grapy •c des -g^ advertising Bis ness or personal Reasonat ie rates Also lessons ava,aole Randy 'imine (905, 726 7055 Ti; TYPING availao'e Word Processing, ressmas, letters anc refdons Dicta typ�rlg Please Cal 686.4504 :040894: A HOME 0 BUSINESS �� s.s7"335 -SERVICES in 79&7672' CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior lepalrs, wicivations and cor struction. Fast and deanpiroll,Iessito l work VMo �,,"0o". - Driving SCh001S PROFESSIONAL quality work for home. office. Repairs. renovations, carpentry, PARRY DRIVING ' electrical. plumbing. drywall, SCHOOL (sainting. etc No fob too smal, references. Reliable and reasonable 723-1469 anytime. • (032294) S & B Driving School 10 lessons $150 3 lessons A test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 207 -JV W 7 daysmeek S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior renovations, repairs, additions. design,build bars and cabinets. All workmanship guaranteed and insured Contact Gary 839- 0%4 (TF) Home Improvements RACCaWWC, RATUDfWl ISI Home Home Home Improvements Improvements Improvements 000eHOmodel M S C Granada's new Home Service covers every make and of home entertainment product, reg82ildless Of where you bout It. Handyman SECONDSTOREYS, ADIM1016 905-723-3424 X CALL X142&2145 HOME Improvements. ,ilial. NOW repairs. tramng, drywall. repairs and painting Can SABER Contracting . an Sylvester. 619-9047 (032294) carpentry, addilions. Walipaperitg. No fob too sr renovations. kitchens, Home Home Home Improvements Improvements Improvements 000eHOmodel M S C Granada's new Home Service covers every make and of home entertainment product, reg82ildless Of where you bout It. IF rallM t ■ 11th yw ••xr - 905-723-3424 X 4)» ■ will PM US IN a WATERPROOFING • leaky basement • concrete work • cracked foundation • drains I • all work guaranteed I FREE ESTIMATE ! 285-4109 Painting to =e At A Tine Clean, Quality Workmanship Guaranteed ALSO -Window Cleaning. Mike WOOD FENCING ResklentiellCommercial Fences/Decks Drilled, Set posts, etc. All Work Guaranteed Call Steve Mobile - 409.6456 Office - 283.3868 .t.6afie+` w•we. NA itmC la/+ 34 Pet I itwos � 4 k12 COMPLETE plumbing and renovations. Emergency service, bathroom, kitcfien and basement rernodMlng. All work licensed. guaranteed and insured. Reasonable rates. Cas John, 430-2754. (040796) TOTAL Renovations - carpentry, drywall tape and pant. Have great ideas, Expens at bringing old places pact to life. For free estimates, can Darrin. 619-0985. (032494) Home Moving, Painting, Improvements Storage Decorating MMt�Alinktir NOW repairs. tramng, drywall. AJAX Moving Systems - lull PROFESSIONAL Paintint painting. stucco. spraying. tiling, services, moves. appliance and Walipaperitg. No fob too sr plumbing, bat h rooms. piano specialists, flat rate or call anytime, 430.2595. (TF) renovations, red rooms. Quality hourly. We now have heated - - work. Free estimates. 839.2096, storage uni(s. Now offering free Plumbing Len. (032594) boxes with move. Park and bad 162(1. (032294) special sterling at 1199 and up. Housedeelfli ■��i, tion. 427-0 Cal for infomta005. My (TF) Call Carl or Jane, 427-2856. (TF) Moving, Sere M Storalge MAGWAAN, down friends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays. .promotions, openings. rwa, tundfaisers. Magic shoves are Betil fulfil L SPLIMsnots hep. Pia110mov�1� ng� 423M HARRY -0-THE-MOVERS - ELDERLY, Infirm, or just need hep with the household duties, laundry, meal preparation, housework. For kind and caring help, call Sue 428.1058. (092094) C a Claarthg them all Free asterHtei, senorso move big or small, we price7dWwjashers, Bathrooms. �� MMt�Alinktir discount. short nate moves, $hOowS, Fa Fderraratll pianos moved. Comparable renovabom, Coal at myasMsuMs rales. Call 432.2850. (TF)ep�.'al references and satisfaction apartments. offices, cottages. Licensed.insured lee. MEN with large truck will do Eswriateseta la►Aaae household mioves. reswential.cal III 427-5462 4ONLCM5 commercial. All types of moves. 4234 (032294) Call Carl or Jane, 427-2856. (TF) Moving, Sere M Storalge MAGWAAN, down friends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays. .promotions, openings. rwa, tundfaisers. Magic shoves are Betil fulfil L SPLIMsnots hep. Pia110mov�1� ng� 423M 839 7057 or 728-8334. (TF) ELDERLY, Infirm, or just need hep with the household duties, laundry, meal preparation, housework. For kind and caring help, call Sue 428.1058. (092094) RABBIT wants work doing mage for children's parties and all occasions, have my own magrcan. Call Ernie, 668-4932. rtn. MDWAM Movwc cleaning. Lawn mainienanceand Plck and urgency service. furniture DUALITY work by father and SYSTB" Painting, I,lwo Advarber son team. Well experienced, Will will mote anything. Decorating Classified Dapt. la hard working. Renovations, anywhere, anytime. additions, decks, etc. Cal us for cofnffwcial or ressterxial. a free estimate, 571.1263 BMI or Packaging, storage and Rod, Oshawa (TF) boxes available. Senior d mid mo M&M COnstrucl on Speaalzing EUROPEAN the specialist will rsh discounts, Free In additions. plumbing renovate your bathroom or STI.A79C HANDYMAN - all kinds of bathrooms. home maintenarncekitchen DRYWALL, taping. boarding. basements. fences. rooting, walls as well as floor cleaning. Lawn mainienanceand Plck and urgency service. furniture studs and i bar ceilings. spray Jedts. Intenocking stone, retain. tiles 20 Years experience Good MICHALSKI Moving houses. moving )obs up delivery Garbage Removal Cal refinishing, quality work stucco. piaster repairs For Ing wall Work guaranteed. 1t)°, references and satisfaction apartments. offices, cottages. Licensed.insured Larry at 655-8782. (041594) guaranteed 15 years professions service at compel, discount Member of BBB 427 guaranteed For free estimates. D Dykstra 725.4913 (TF) Cal experience 686-2975 (TFEFG) Two prices tali Bill at 432.6409 4234 (032294) 162(1. (032294) Preleselo nal Pada" axil wall cots kq S it$. tltp. big or Ilmlll ph me 4981st A txrlsl(Illio open avery Mom to FrL 5:00 a.m. to 5.00 PAL Call 683-5110 to platy your ad or fax It 683-7363 260 Aft & traria 260 Am & trans 260 )Arts a craft �94 r A r A r A r (1 r 7 C dna`- `�� %►� h ', s� .. D MARCH 25th., 26th. s C FRI., 3 pm - 9 pm. - SAT. 10 am - 5 pm. OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM S 99 Thornton Road S., Oshawa, Ont. Durhams Largest Craft Show featuring over one hundred and forty talented exhibitors with their unique and outstanding Southwestern, Victorian, and Country handcrafted collectibles for your decorating and gift needs. Presenting a variety of: Floral Designs, Paper Title and Stenciling, Folk Art, Ceramics, Stained Glass, Quilts, Pottery, Potpourri, Jewellery, Wooden 44 Collectibles, Natural Art, Dolls, CReproduction Furniture, Gour- met Delights. These are just a sample of what makes this show one you won'L want to ® miss. 48 ADMISSION 53.00 w TIME STRIIDS STILL - Seniors $2.00 434-SS31 Children Under 10 Free A r A M A A to A V DURHAM nggiiCra vs^awe. Gtr 400 Apartments Apartments Arr„aSenn Craft Show Sun. (�t� lay May 15. (one day only), 10 For Rent ■ O For Rent i m .4 p.m. Limited vendor oace available Over 100 ,-tbles. For more information, :all 905-721-2000 ext. 2365. ) SPRING INTO COUNTRY - :,a'i Show b Sale. April 24, to - 5 p.m Thunderbird God Club. Ashburn Proceeds to James -Ouse Durham For vendor -•formnation, can Janet Town, '25.1338. (041294) CERAMIC Factory - ready to Cant bisque, urge variety, marry tacos from $1 to $5 taxes --eluded 1333 Boundary Rd.. r3. Oshawa. 725-6709 Satur. :ays 10-3 p m only (032494) 365 Lia"ne BOAT Slips 15.40 if from S3CC Balsam Lake on Trent Jystem at Coboconk. Clear .aler, good fishing. (705) 454- '946 or 454-3372. (041294) 400 APa"men's For Rent 3 Bdrm. Apt. available. Church St & Hwy #2 (416) 444-7391 Lower apt., sep. ent., appl., 4-pce. hath, laundry fac., park. $650 . utd. Also cosy, cute house in Pickering, $795 + ii Both avail. May 1 st Available April 1 Pickenng,Westshore - am bedroom, private entrance, air cond., suit single, quiet tion -smoker. FirsUla4t. $brio. For appointment 10 view (416) 266.9001 AJAX - Bayly/Harwood, two bVf� net spertirentai�1. F appliances, carpet, puking, clean, quiet. $650 + 40% uldkws. Rekxentns. Firstiflut. 283-1927, call AN 530 p.m, (032094) SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites. In immaculaley maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snookertble, games room. tennis courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered Yw'Wng. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. 3 Sun. 12-5 571-3522 AJAX 55 FALBY COURT 2 bedroom apartment in tamiy building. Air ccndlboning, broadloom. 2 appliances, laundry faWfies, saunas and exercise room, underground perking included. call 683-6021 Yon. -Thum 94, Fridey 9-5, Se"un.12-5 TE CONNM AM * superior 2-bdrm. tubs Lake news still available BwconieS Luelk . 5 app • En suite laundry 2 baths (Ind. master an suite) ildnidusl en suite heeiing0ar conditioning units On-siM maintenance Parkrlp Irlckdded $1,005 b=1,320 Cal beMreen 9 am. - 6 p,m. JAI A 427-0363 33 & TT FALBY COURT 2 3 3 bedroom apartments in family buklingl. Air condtimift broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and mle ground parWng ndul Fie AJAX - attractive oft - ., - - $743-$833. OSHAWA Wilson/Beatrice. OSHAWA North - 3 bedrooms. one bedroom basement lower floor, available 686.0845 weekdays bedroom basement apartment, venetian blinds, ledge, stove, rawly. $370 rmtortlMy, iin- kitchen, laundry, utilities. 'Hasher. dryer, garage, $945 central air, separate entrance, cludeg ,unties and table. FWW 8.30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 9663.(032594) 728.3885 (032294) last month rep Mquvod. Non AJAX bachelor available April THORNTONxHWY r2 3 House Easter Wooll Aciek Smoker, no pets. Please call PICKERING twp bedroom owner occupied house. Call lam ly room, large fenced n John, 428.1424 for appoiremwre 286-6732. (032594) yard. available Apel 15 $950 entrance, own Laundry facilities, Of ntormisiorL 02Wr 494) Parking. $800 monthly First/ WH -Tey - pts bedrecm bass LARGE, brlplM two IstrN, two PICKERING - large two mensbatlrotxn baarrant apannuart apart$40, udlkiee and bedroom basement, 5 air, dear Ostiana Centre, avail" aappliances.�5� ilcMrskre Stili imnwdiataly. $695 monthly, single personey couple. Non appkareces, central private entrance, close to GO, smokers. utilities and laundry facilities s. Call 666.9800. shopping, $825 inclusive. (905) (032294) inckdded63 . 66694evenings- 420.6440. (03229)6) (002293) AJAX- Tulloch Dr., lar qiq 9e AJAX - Oxford Towers. quiet PICKERING Livenished two large prdessionaly finished two lean one bed_ basemwnt budding wKwtfmaff9 pad and bedroom basement apartrtwnt, part bright livingroom, sauna, close to shopping, 401 aunory, separate entrance. laundry cable, parking, and Go. Two or these bedroom taalities, nen srtnkers, no pets. eParate entrance. No pets. apartment. Irradiate. May I or eferences. Must see. $700 .. 420-8006 of $550. Call 619- June 1. Call 6838571 or 683- 976. (032394) 420-3642. (0325.4) 8421 til 8 p.m. (TF) SHAWA gorgeous two 9 AJAX- Large two bedroom base- iedrporyi YOUNG Christian tamely has large, bright one bedroom two level apartmtsnt. m e n t apartment. private l apartment 6867630 (032494) Lege loft with me floors. Vic- entrance, riparking, includes Oan bath, immaculate cable, utilities. appliances. PICKERING Whites Rd/401 Pohances, central air, char. central vac/air, own laundry and Hwy 82. New one bedroom i^9Otde area. $750 - May 1. room. Excellent 10catwn $650 basement apartment, separate allconepafter7p.m.519942- monthly. Call 427-2381 entrance, no pats, non snicker. (032594) (032294) Can 420.2015. (032394) THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1991 -PAGE 23 400 A� For 400 rbwts " "' s 410 "°" � 450 A� ,` Homes 500 For Sale PICKERING L' . verpooUBayly, OSHAWA Wilson/Beatrice. OSHAWA North - 3 bedrooms. one bedroom basement available April 1. New one two storey, hardwood floors, apartment, bright and roomy, in- bedroom basement apartment, venetian blinds, ledge, stove, cludes laundry facilaies, cable, kitchen, laundry, utilities. 'Hasher. dryer, garage, $945 central air, separate entrance, parking, $500 monthly. 721. monthly plus uItIll FrrsUlast $600 per month Available im- 9663.(032594) 728.3885 (032294) medately or May 1 839-7663. 032494) AJAX bachelor available April THORNTONxHWY r2 3 House Easter Wooll Aciek 1. $495 inclusive. Clean, tight, bedroom house wun hnisned PICKERING twp bedroom owner occupied house. Call lam ly room, large fenced n basement apartment. separate 286-6732. (032594) yard. available Apel 15 $950 entrance, own Laundry facilities, moniniy References necessary Parking. $800 monthly First/ WHITBY - furnished apartments. Can 8375067 between 4 6 p m as?. references No pets Call one bedroom or bachelor, clean. (032494) 905.686.7895 (032494) quiet, garden view, balcony, -- ---------- WHITBY three bedroom in laundry, parking, no pets. 506 NEWCASTLE large three 4 lewd, 3 bedroom backsplit with single attached garage. over- sized family room, fenced yard Brock/Manning area. Whitby 666-1810.(032294) PRIVATE Sale two bedroom plus bungalow, finished basement, large lot, main- 'enance free, large cedar deck Priced to sen $119.900 Cali 579-6887.(032494; OSHAWA 3 Dedroom Pick two ••O,ey 'wfo 'ill bat^s ensure w,h -.aster upper deck. private per, parked, fudge, stove, air ^On Dundas St W all inclusive. - ""rOil og rope on 2 acres Dundas and up 416-284-1618 or Available March Easy access T 'ea•rg sir PICKERING ,J pc•..osque yard $145.000 No „yenrs 5765360 '032494; !anted yard. $750 905-509-2038. (032494 to Hwy t 15 $1000 plus utilities a ry srfs and rrysned looms at $29. or $31C plus unities _ -- OSHAWA Wes' 10 year old ,Mmes ,Mmes lmmed ateiy 905-509- ?091. (032594; OSHAWA -dean two bedroom Cali 7288692 r,32594, ----- Nor smokers Cali Ken, 420 •wo c s ' rNidroom orrk o ,n. House Easter Wooll Aciek basemen• apartment in quiet IMMEDIATELY 7350 sq n ex 1347 'C321.34, gaow win lnished basernerl. WHITBY Regency Pace private home Suitable for two '-''1'e '""-""'"" 4 bedrooms SHARE house •r Whitby with 'replace, in-rg,00nr, paved Apaflmerts one and two responsible Horking persons. 2 1Q baths. man floor 'aund,y, two other 00cc.e non smoke, '%rive. !anted yard, oack -g onto oedroom apartments available Non SmOKers, no pets. $650 'arge family and Ivirg room people who oe„e.,p r -Poem open space Vila leo,' '•om •. senior complex, Mar and Apr firstilast •equ,red. Available Great location Frioge stove. .on need only apotf 5400 per k.tChOfl. super ciear everything mark Ike setting, appliances, all June 1 725-8011 (032294) $1250 . utilities=asvlast 427 monrh-uustve. Cal 430-8454 done Move �n condator, great ,filmes included Call 430-7397 rci - AVAILABLE imerr iatery •re 74C5 1032494; abet 5:30 p m (032a9a) ocai'or wit^ easy access to OSHAWA clean bright two Wnirby ape^men) pudding. Spat. VERY special Home in Yfi *P y, •-•Onth OSHAWA - bngnt room r a0t Owner •eioca•ed. ask.ng S+64.900 Ca l ';• w•ew ng bedrOOm. one bath. front cel cious carpeted, newly patnted 3' 3r.: y Detacre: 4 -awrtOn snafed 4 groom rouse. close appo r ^en 985 279b washeudr. er, nice yard, close?o y y apar,nert wan balcon Close y g,0om� on 2 apes ' n o stoop) g centre ard bus .03249d; entrance, now bus. $675. FksV NO to bus and shoppng Ail utilities and Brock Avai:abie May routes Non smoker. $340 down payment? Good Lot. 416410.4537. (TF) aWk? Good job? You on buy ^.owntOWn Prefer quiet person, include' No pets One Ai,ce Samuels. ;416) 438 'C20 monthly Call 576-3816 aryime ONLY 3 ',2'e Com-sis,on, full Duple. No pets Can 435-0110. bedroom. 5600 Two oedroom 1032294) ;'32594; ML S se'nce _er IS sen your 032494) $700. Call 430-0134 ;TF; PICKERING executive Home in - QUIET work ng •male or +emaie ^or^9 FOI details. call k enc l Real estate OSHAWA BIOOr,Park Rd., WHITBY •r".enlral - one bedroom pies' g o,s Vap.e Ridge. 4 s.,i,H ce",�,_ roma. ,.'d 4289756 awe .able Apn'� ? urge one baserns_.r-• apartrnert close 'O grooms. 4 wasr•oorrz 5 pee aundry back,,,'- i,a'awe -032494) oetlroom apartme-' on main Hwy e2 airory. ,,age. stove masterbedroo,-t. 5 acDlz-ces. AP, . - $375 Tr:,..., y Cal' 728- $129.900 sarl 3 bedrooms Por. large k ,erh with c e $550 re: puler lifestyle central air vac. ry,.,ing, ,ring ;025 fO32294 .._.. ;,,,,;.,,Oma airmen _ 4.a p •:rshwasher. 3 door fudge. 1eC,e55d,.y Can 430-7403 after wa ko.1 1rom fa -y room V8C8ti011 545 Oce Darns. new y :eco,ated. 'replace in Irvingroom, hook up 4:3CID- ,C3229a; do,o a garage neurally PICKERING. 40• Y7`­aes Rd S iarge'encec a On ;wet street 'Or washer and dryer. $695 - 1e11,a!e0 C,Ose 'o all Ne- -99 7e,J,00- three ,Open-'ouse S.• 12 4p m. 406 -ronthfy all inclusive. ;:ll OSHAWA •nree bedroom amen ties Call 905.83703U Datnroom r.omeor, corservator DoveCale D,. Wr,•by 4307062 'equrred. Call 7285382 apar^her• a'ge eat ,- Kitchen. after 6 p m ;'3249,,, area 4 aooiianr-es. oar. ^q or 430-0305. 103+79ai 03228641 fudge. stoveclose to 40? and _ snare a 'aonues or sr-,o.e• arril canted yard. first ' OSHAWA eeoeCroomman i3�5 mon'n�y 839 754_ PICKERING-GLENDALEa,ea PICKERING - sporess over last. 3500 Ava,iabie 'bot o' Ps-galow close to all !'3259,, 3 se- ^' .eve• rev oasement apartment irrreoiateiy Ca 433-4160 or a -ernes Park -g a,,Cry -- new, kacnern anC oc +Dom. ono, or vara entrance. aundry 748.5501 1032294; uliKes cabae rUuded Avail PICKERING 3•ock -,wy 82 ••evace. cenr'a air. Deautnfu lal mature nor smoker. no --- -- -- - able Apr: - est : 395; t:w^';:.9 'C s^a'e v^ DOsa'v9 ^oma Gose 'C all schools avis. $625 an •nauswe 683- OSHAWA •wo bedroom apart a3- 5•^09 On 728 2'58 :'32534 : People C:ose •o O - C Go. a i $' 73.500 831- 1654 •'32294 3661 (032394) -liar' 5 .^rt owkding, ',edge -_-_ nciusrve ala ab.. Ac, 583 - WHITBY - •wo �ednOOm stove. 4 pce bathroom, parking. coil Ope,ated laundry. S56C 4 10 Townhouses 1 --'19 032794 DUTCH Gear '-rove •igen r As. rg$209.000 Coe,conceer ,;;,attmen' ^•medials occupancy. $6'0 monthly. monthly plus utilities. Firstiast 668-0974 (032494, For Rent 455 Condos For 'orae. 3.2 o"c-ooms or suite s ' 4 pee and ' 2 ace fndge, stove. heat and Palk rg for + car included P^one 431 AJAX One bedroom basement 0959 or 723-2857 1032294; a o a •' ••- e r . 4 appliances, separate entrance. many extras. METICULOUS one bedroom no stroking ro pets Mature per basement apartment, profes. son pree,•ed $6CC negotiable s)orally finished by builder. Frsvlast. references 427-0642 separate entrance. quiet O neghboumood r Rouge area oft Anona and Kingston Rd 509- NEW iisl ng. A)ax. urge blpnt 3043. (�94I one 001.00- basement. taeplaoe. Parkng, wro to tented Rent • '-iter; iv,nr+ yrOo. o�ringrOom A J A % - - _. ... w r^ lop, fa -!:froom w... ;•r:•oo•^s. 5 appliances ava, '00lace 2200 son ,,)ie May $85C :,is nyd,0 stoall wan nsoo ier oaserreent ^one after 6 p 28.7367 illi ul 'O arge oecei and ^ "'72594 ground pool Nie,,,, - gr encency CONDOMINIUM_ ease gas furnace Cen a at, anc vac House Easter Wooll Aciek doube aracreC garage w.t^ _Ow^Dw^'a ;; , awrence 'wo auto door opener Great! area, �'a•ker a•ea bedroor^s 'COC -lose 'o scrobis.-,-Omlr g Ous z us solanum, ove, sq " 'outes Calif '1 On -lope at 432 ONE oedroo- oasement backyard, sidingparklard S60C PICKERING 4 --- - --- -. ^va lab's var 37•94 ,� 1032594 aca^meet, newly Decorated. tui- rrprtlny . partial uldiies. 427 low^^o,se 4 appliances nelefences $12OC•r^or:niy 'r. •(.a.Ssi ty turn,shec C,-ose'o Afar Go 2656. (02'.)94) fireplace wo basement Awad. tludes ufihteS 839-SC86 IT;:) Osnaw,,. , tiger •a W No pets, no smok rg. separate obis May f'C80 plus :9CSi Cotta F� b'_ngaiow. 3 oed,00ms. 2-3 pee enttanoe. 4 apaiarces. laundryPICKERING one bedroom �alhs, spaceous eat-ir natter abl ' a i032a9a 7 facilities $600 hrst,iast Avail- basertlem apartment. suits one s Rent -go !-sneci •ec room. quiet able Apn'i t5 427 0355 Pe'sor non smoker. separate Rooms TO +sten,. 5 app ,antes (032294) entrance. $asp utilities irhthretl KAWARTHAS.IAKE Sey'ro 5-'49.900 Doe,• House Sal 6 AAvailablet•vreadratey Cali 0cher 43 Rent Aoodiano _states ^ousexeeo Sur Mar •9 6 2C 'A p m. 579 - IMMACULATE P'ighi ons 7pm.83'-6640 1032394; g cottages. 3 pce 5606 ID32494, bedroom beserre l apartment, $500 monthly, u1 riles and 41 O Houses For laundry facilydas included Rent Suitable for mature person. non smoker preferred CHc area. WHITBY � good landlord looking 728-81,22. (032594) for good tenant, detached our, SLOORISIMCOE large two galow with recome potentia . bedroom in 46 writ building. $I1 per1 isa" month dssage (0 t 430- storage, laundry. parking. wee 94) managed Close to stores/bus. THREE bedroom house. 3850 . from $675 inclusive Go direct to uelaies 686-0644 or 283-6541 71athroorrs. fishing. pool. belch. year old boy Su.table for sio,e. piayg-ourd 9C minutes AJAX 3 O" oom •n, wo NE of Pckenng -eave ,nes `o'°y CentraA 2 sage at 705-653 1717 x04.294 Darnrooms Icerall r upper 4 (32294) utilities Carl 432.8903 leave ace oath). garage frrtrsrec WOODLAND Cottages on 9 oasement w 1^ co o 'oo- Deauldui Balsam .aka over .ougried-in oar^foo'•• Hardwood House Easter Wooll Aciek •loo, or -nein eve, ;:"ty fenced 4.2.3 For confirmation tail 9C5 yard Includes disrwasrw ane 728-2383 (032494' .-OST w -cow :0,0, ri g s 6840 after 5 P.m. (032594) 905497.1551. (032394) S' 59.90C Private sale 905- Flafdi c63-2035 (C32294 123.3-5419 23 8foor St WO, call cosec (032594) , a+6-22354t9.(TF� SOUTHAIax i„rrustedroomto N E Oshawa. beauiitu! 3 TOWNUNE S 'W" e2 Oshawa. snare whin wtdoweet-om ard 12 D--•OOm prick Oungalow wun OSHAWA one bedroom flat. two bedroom bachelor home year old boy Su.table for second floor of 2 ' 2 storey with Kronen, living room, work mg. non smoking adult house.oueel Siegel SSW troth- bathroom and garage. Private Avai•ab a irtvrnill y 686 ly inclusive Cai1 '23-8160 backyard. $475 pe- month . 7762 (032294) (32294) utilities Carl 432.8903 leave pliCKEIiNG . tumrahed tuse- AJAX one bedroom basement ,message (032494) ment room. own it !Chen. apartment with ceramics. AJAX - three bedroom roam bathroom and TV , ac, park ng appliances, separate entrance, floor of bungalow. close to as and utilities included $450 $550 plus 113 utilities. Frsvtast, artwnsies. appliances. parking. monthly Call 4200 5534 no pets References 686.8768 Laundry. utdaes. cable rncludead after 5 m (032294) (032544) C r get new kac-er and very zean through out One oeOrOOm aw apartment 'O •hew wear, -ortgage Many-ograom Cali :905) 725.6932 Star, or Wendy S'36.50C ;032294 NO :oke - $.500 doev- buys new 2 3 and 4 poolroom nome on a,ge detached ors, great , •'ancrng available Call for ^ef it 1 905 697 2702 0. $950 negotiable ^variable AVAILABLE may t, two irtrneolately 686-9835 or 980• AJAX - tumanecl room to rent in quiet home, near abus stop. GORGEOUS three bedroom condo. Closer a S. )0694) bedroom bottom floor of clean 2458 or 691-3457 (032594) shopping and lake Snare Water Beach. pool. WATERFRONT, breath taking 11 lex. Near O.C.. secunt P Y• PiiME Picltetng, - 3 bedroom faokties. ran srrtdter preferred. $300 monthly. 427-3995. BBQ, private yard, avaigble v�ew. executive sl style rnorrne, heat, parking included. $629 Samir. central air, pub style bar, y' April -Dec. For information and to arge Orgill print o -a rooms, plus hydro. No pea. Call 723 pool. 1600 sq.tt., hrstnast. Cas M320") view Dhoroe, 6e6-9846 or 579 ^arcw000 floors, or. Overlooking 6840 after 5 P.m. (032594) 905497.1551. (032394) COURTICE • room for rent. $500 3788. (033194) rvng room, two fireplaces. tot OSHAWA - M two bedroom long PRIVACY -small one bedroom per month. Part time single F LARGQ Iorida ' Kurds Manor tub Must be seen Port Perry 5689. in apartment building. house, completely detached. father wising to share he house Estates, mobile home, two area. Reduced, $289.000 985. Converniek to 401 and city bus central Oshawa, fridge. stove. with non smoking bedrooms, two baths, swimming p 434.6121. (032294) routes. Includes appliances. driveway, $525 plus utilfies reale or fornale. Cal Anthony. pools, hot tub. tennis. 15 FIRST time buyer. $795 monthly heat. hydro, parking. 433-0877- 576-5677 or 5714585. (03259s) 432-3618. (032294) minutes to beach. Sleeps 7. $5500 down payment buys this (032294) OLDER detached fie' achedineral --.MY - tumphW bedroom, Available April i May. 434- 5768. (032294) 3 bedroom some w,2 baths, fenced ONE bedroom basement. Oshawa, well kept, detached share all facilities, cable, air yard, rec room, base - broadicomwd, includes heat, garage, hedge, store, available conditioned. on bus route, ST. Florrla •Isla Del Poem". meet suitable for income alpen- cable, central air and hydro. May 1. $775 plus utilities. 576- suitable for orw working ad%4- Sol. two bedrooms- fully meet 4 necessary. Located m Share laundry, separate 5677 or 571-6595.(032294) Available immediately. $100 equipped ground flop "Aa on Oshawa. $112.900. 705 -437 - entrance, now bus. $675. FksV NO weekly. SMS. (032494) -- beach. Pool, jacuzzi, golf, 3613 No Agents Please. down payment? Good Lot. 416410.4537. (TF) aWk? Good job? You on buy PICKERING Ba Snore. tenns poet) fish fW ^9, clasps (032294) PICKERING _ new bright and for the price of rent. while prices furnished room available in avail 6. Only $375 U.SJWeekly. 839- 7571. 032494 ( 1 Loss For beautiful one bedroom base- and rates are down. Call Doug separate t�emem laundrapwvy. 535 J Seale meant apartment. Private or Brent, Community Financial, cd. entrance, come. cable. stu- dent welcome. 839-4271. CLEARWATER -mobiles, entrance and parking, non 668.6805. (TF) hi0 hot f wooded �a. er. Unclear, no pets. Cal 8314445 ADEWDE/RITSON - Oshawa ( ) tub, mins. tub, tennis, 20 to Blus nngr�lot, 3/4 hll east Osf. alter 7 p-ffti (032094) 2.1 bedroom house, new WHITBY - executive home, share all lactates, S75 per weak• Jays/Philws baseball cartes- NHL hockey, doWhoese tracks, Sand beach, trout fishing, real to 10,OW acres county forest. PICKERING, Ahona Rd. and insulation. pant. fenced yard, Sheppard, lar two bedroom $800. utilities. Can 905.799 non smoker, available boat crus.Chiidten wel es Wellcome. r Year ound road. Fred. 416-431- basement apartment, 4 Pce. 2242. (032294) immediately. Call 666-9441 Cal 6835503. (042694) 1555. (032494) bath, private entrance. pa Atng, AJAX • 4 bedroom close tolake. $750 monthly all inclusive. Cal leave message. (0325941 WANTED - a good tenant to Laud For 4 V8C8ti011 545 available immediately. Non home BrocW401 s,/ Rer� Prope'rtie$ 686-890, (032094) Smoker. no pets. $950. Shared rot, in my aNG Major Oaks Rd., utilities. 427-9057 (032394) area Pickering, close to newlyPWJC rtavMy bulli targe one bWroorn Large WHITBY -three bedroom House everything Use of kitchen and laundry facilities. please call u acre apple Achard for root. LAND for sale 8 acres waterfront only $39.9001 10 basement apartment bus to GO Plus garage or workshop corrl- 428-9929 after 3 p.m. or leave Call 1586-0644 or 283-6541. 1032UMI acres close to Peterboroughi $575 month u1CW5ive. Fist/ y martial possibilities. on Hwy e2. message. (032594) Budthorn Lake. $59.900. Two last, references. 428.8593. No out door maintenance, $885 lakefront Ips. Wadsworth Lake (032094) monthly plus heat/hydro. 668- �w...,.r .7sptey 450 Home$ 500 only$349 monthlyPhotos avalable. 4284167 032494) MUST be seen - Oshawa, two 4 , 655.4623 or 269.5449 nape-. For sale bedroom apartment in 3 unit (032496) Cottages For contemporary building. Clean, PICKERING - 3 plus one $4021mtonthly looping for a non 550 quiet and secure. Laundry, bedroom detached executive smoking professional. Victorian private yard and parking. $725 finished basement, appliances, home. private bath, includes monthly inclusive. Fostylast, laundry facilities. $1300 laundry, heat, hydro, cable. references, no pets. Phorks 668- monthly John Lloyd. ReMax Available April 1 416599-4962 1432 please leave msssage. Genesis Ltd. 416-321-3536 (032494) AVAILABLE immediately in (0320 SOUTH Pickering - large bright Oshawa 639 Cube) St., two OSHAWA. 3bedroom7yearOld bedsilting room, separate bedroom, $675 monthly, one semi, overlooks lake. Good entrance, semi-turnahed, share bedroom, $575 monthly, frsv location. $895 plus utilities kitchen, bath, cable included. last requited. CLose to bus. Available May 1. 9851352 or $350 monthly. Firstilast. 837 - shopping. No pets. Call 430- 985.2676 (032494) 2047032094 Sale $79,500 - two bedroom cottage on river, 10 minutes NE of Bobcageon, year round township Rd Woodstove. propane furnace, fully furnished, separate garage, 1,2 acre 101, excellent condition private sale. mor mote dealers. phone 1905) 728.1936.(032594) 0134. (TF) ( 1 _ Na1l7F. IdLTfrF N/'i t'ex ADVa:R'f7tCRR grN1►MI. MARE 9121► tfl19 ,.•o.�..cw.c�Atmcv ••�arryrz.-:,xis:'}d^^I•L----r•• - _.,.,.�,�.,,.:,:. - - r..r�ewin PAGE 24 -THE 24 -THE NEWS ADIVERTISER' SUNDAY, MARCH 1e,1190 580 images 580 images 630 Regb revons 630 Pt"wdions 630 t— MORTGAGE MONEY up to 95% financing - excellent rates on purchases & refinances • also private funds available 1st & 2nd III 3rds - home improvement bans • equity loans - if you are self-employed or in financial difficulties FOR FREE INFO. SAS FINANCIAL, DES HULL WHITBY, ONT. 666-2015 (over 23 yrs. exp.) Toll Free 1 -SW -661-4403 ARE you having lrouoie gelling a -rongage' Is you, park gry ng 670 Personals you the run a -round Do you need a second mortgage' We can help, call today. 668-6805. SINGLE 8 ; nattached' Singles Community Financia' Services World dance every Friday (TFC Dynasty Inn Ballroom. 559 Bloor St W . Oshawa Dress code. no 570 Camper leans and every Sunday at the Corral, 433 SIMCoe SI S.. Trailers Sites Oshawa. 9 p m For intormauon. 600-565-4163. (032094, BEAUTIFUL JESUS says can the 0-nc cad a-- ''aper °arc Sandy peach. the of -c' Does your rninlster p,aygrouna. store, rec hail. wear glasses' -he hireling Is srack bar. (Evenings) the hrec rritr er, ll 3:11. Chnstrnas in Jury. Halloween In Isaiah 56 10-12. John 1011 August. hay rides etc. Family Carrie ro e ground Seasonable rate Jr, Caroe . 1-905 953-9475 1790 Minden. (705 286-2555 (T^I ra,;;12c4, — 575 Loans 675 Companions BORROW g" SINGLE? as S- 1D pe, -noir pa.c.Call. Gd „err y. 668 '200 Free consultations Anuo,s Invest- ments Ltd (TF) _ ,our :,pure happiness � to MONEv arobier-+s' oars, debt irnmore about s C a t o- s. creat GETHER and our ;tnique arrangements. personal budget . irfldential and proven tray panning• garnishees stooped ^ 'lndino you a cornpallble GREE CONSu.-A-'ONS a iter With over 110 otflC C Cart Counsellors 'pronto- ,-, worldwide and 20 yews Oshawa; 433. 1425 ;7 l experience as the 11 590 Business Introduction Opportunities service in the world chane rs are we already have the ESTABLISHED -::a- v,aec der zo, you are looping for s•c•e 'o' sae .r AA- Over 'DOC _a' Today and discover how movesGood c,ent based. '^JJSands of Members have Owner is leaving country 606- -et fallen In love or Tarried 8891 la.m.) or 686-'034 (p. m.! TOGETHER (032594 S WORK a7 ^ome S cam 5800- 1-800-667-M17. S'500 par time or S2000-SA300 tun twee monthly-,eattn, nutn' PARTNER Ssa•c^ a great hew ton and wergnl loss For more personal matcr+ng service S35 Irdorrrlall al 1-800-557-7785 enrollimarT and pay as you go a -c )her un 1-800-387.6330 Get mtormatlon mated to you at 033194, no obligation. 6832414 NETWORK • arket hg oppor" lmessagel 10329941 tun Rypays weeta'y. no sell quotas. no activity requirements lupine becorrles t7ownirne Ideal Gold produp, lucrative cpm- pensation plan. Call Terry (905; 666-11 02 for appointment (032494 6Legal 10 Notices Rate LOVING CARE PROPERTY MAINTENANCE INC. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Lorng Care Propertq Maintenance Inc Intends to dissolve pursuant to the Business Corporations Act. rED at Pickering, this day of March. 1994 J Lalonde 670 May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored and glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world forever. Our sacred heart of Jesus pray for us. Say this prayer nine times in eight days and publication must be promised. CARL Sledmond, Professional weight tralning/I(arate instructor. age 35, now onerlrlg one-on-one training in your home or Goodbody's Fnness Club. 20 years etlperier109. family rates avaitaule. CaU Goodbody'. 839- FITT (3488) evenings. 721. $740. (TF) 710 Births IT'S A GIRL! SNOW, Walter 8 Gail ;nee D.:hte, are thrlllec to announce the birth of Thele second chile Heather Gall, or, Tuesday. March 15. 1994 At 9'37 a m . welgntnp is at 7 Itis 5 oz A beautiful baby sister for Kevin. second granddaughter for Gina b Norman Duthie of Ajax, seconc great granddaughter for Mary & George Clarke of Ajax. and first granddaughter for Chuck 8 Shirley Snow of Frankford. Special thanks to Nurse Ellen for her support during labor and all the Nursing Ill.., Staff at AP.G.H 740 Metar s ntOr M LOYMG MEMORY OF FREDONCK J. EKNS MARCH 21, ,993 I remember the day 1 met you, And the day God mate you mine, I remember Cie day God took u And will dl the end of bine. We made our vows togeeler, Until death do we part, But the day God took you from me, My whole world fell apart. Sometimes I think I'm dreaming. I cant believe ins true, That I an go on ivrp when I And longer of the happy years, when we were The joy, the fears, the eve. the fears will stay with me forever. And when I'm sad and brtNy. and everything lig WMV I seem b Hear you whAw cheer up and carry on.' Each time I see your picture you seem to smile and say. 'Don't cry I'm only sleeping. Wel meet again some day forever' Your Loving wile Doreen Registratlorts ��,.."'••�,� THE OLTO N REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARD t A,IAX[PICKERING ADULT DAY SCHOOL CONTINUING EDUCA'11ON Setnester 4 Mar. 28 - May 31 1993/1994 (9 Wryly Semesters) GRADUATE SOON -INQUIRE ABOLT MATURITY Open to All Residents Minimum 18 Years of Age and Out of School for 1 Year <* Take 1, 2, 3 or 4 courses COC"RSES-SF.MF-STF:R 4 TIME. (March 28 - May 31) Mail (IachnlcaUPusincs:s) 12 - 09:00 -II 30 p.m kngltsh (Gcn i 12 11:311-02 lkl in law 12 02 00-(14.3(1 p.m (Irmputer (B..— Apphuu,il I I 0W:30-(17:1111 p m C'herri I I (W 30.07:011 i m " NO FRIDAY CLASSES (%10's- I'L:I--S.. WED. AND'I HORS. ONLY PLEASE NOTE NO FEES (S50JX) REA:UNDABLE BOOK DEPOSIT) ) CALL OR VISIT ADULT EDUCATION CEN7-RF. 50 COMMERCIAL AVE:., SL I ll-, 200. AJAX 683-7713 OR 686-1541 EXT 363 Day Students: May register for 4:30 p.m. classes through their guidance dept. Explore the possibilities of a new romance! To respond to an ad call 1-416-976-1991 The cost to respond is $1.95 per minute. You must be 18 years or older to respond. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr-)' Rellnes - New Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steill, DD, F il).(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Atter hours 428.8801 PICTORIAL ATLAS ,a& OF THE WORLD for only '19e95 • plus $2.00 shipping handlingl$1.40 GST) Total 123.35 Delivered to your door. Limited quantities while supplies last. A retail value of up to MOee r — — —" ictoria Atlas the World"_ ' NAME....................................................................................... ' ADDRESS.............................................................................. ............................................. POSTAL CODE ....................... ' CHARGE CARD#I................................................................... I SEND CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER FOR $23.35 MADE PAYABLE TO: "PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD" I ' FILE #IAO01 0NEWS ADVERTISER ® I y/S,q 13030 -132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H5 L ------------- Hey yoos ;uys! HAPPY`4' BIRTHDAY GRANDPA & KRISTIN 4lOry ° `e Ali, r Ole Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby, This Week & Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. Is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Pienso Call 576-9335 Let us help you prepare for tax time. We offer financial c ounselbinlg as well as advice on tax form and refunds. Calf us to fay to set up an appointment. Let us Randle the - -:;, burden of tax season foryou:AW-.14 NOT ANOTHER • Tax ForinsFORM! 91,IAIL• Business 8 Insurance • Pension 3 Medical • Legal and Goverrmtent etr. • FromW Pick up and Delivery completed by a Professional acME arlt Fast, Efficient Bookkeeping & Word Processing 103 Old Kingston Rd. OW Tum -Fri. at 0 -ss z pm s .428-8162 STEVE LOVISEK CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT • Computerized tax retums • E -File for fast refund • Evening and weekend appointments available 509-3717 711 Senator SL, Pidoering Thomas & Chase' Associates Certified General Accountants 50 Commercial Ave. Suite 211 Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H1 686-2407 "Income Tax Returns prepared-, TAX RETURN PREPARATION Dale Nagy, C.M.A. Appnnul E Fill Fix Fasw Refuel En -hoar Service - Rates as Low as S35 JarJudie` C,vip iciri Flocu c Rha) Phone(905)649-2791 Toll Free 1-1 463-2130 TRY US OUT! El QUALIFIED Accountant 131 QUALITY Income Tax Service © Friendly & Dependable MonevCare Consultants F*mwW Plansin - Acomiling - Tax - Marke ft 420.2440 ('I7te Swmricentre MA, Mdwrl PERSONAL MOIR TAX RETORir PREPAMON BY A CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT C0NW TEREED PREPARATION REASONABLE RATES RAYMOND C. TIAM-FOOH, CJL PHONE (905) 831-7397 BY APPOINTNZNT ONLY TO BECOME PART OF OUR TAX TIME DIRECTORY CALL JAmCE AT 683-5110 Computerized Tax Returns Integrated Personal & Business Taxes Personalized Service & Reasonable Rates TO. 619.0910, FaX 619-0924 Timothy R. Singh, B.Sc., C.A. 158 Harwood Ave. S., Suite 207 Ajax, Ontario LIS 21-16 Serving SMAN 8 Medium Size Business rilr k AN6t The lowest prices on Quality Clothing for Women & Children • - for details 427-%72 9:30 &m.-6:00 p.m. 42 Old Kingston Rd. 9:30 &m.-5:00 p.m. I PREPARED BY PROFESSIONALS WHO CARE CALL DENIS ARDAGH C.F,P. 428-8613 linit_16, Courtyard, Hwy. #2 E BELIEVE I QLD-SFWdEa LES PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE Pystotherapy Specializing to Acute/Chronic Joint & Muscle Pain & Sports Injuries MEMBER of P.A.T H. Insurance Claims Accepted (Auto R Extended Health) Massage Therapy 90 Old Kingston Road 1 CtiFSC - TRF_AT • F_DC'CATF. -PRF. �'F..YT , QCs. Open Mon. -Sat 1--h 11-2 Dinner 5-10 Closed Sunday A Sat bunch 428-0076 ONE -THIRTY COURT Su w�(� at Af f- able Prices 427-2130 68 Old Kingston Rd. W. THE NEWS•ADVERTLSER SUNDAY, MARCH 20,1994 -PAGE 25 8 Ai <�; DIE CAST MODEL CARS With all the hullabaloo about the quality of education our children are receiving, it is surprising that more parents have not discovered Blaisdale Montessori School. This school has been operating for 25 YEARS and has educated a generation of students. "We always have parents come back to us and tell us how well their children have done," says Mrs. Wilson. "Many of our children go on to university and have become doctors with professional careers but this is not what Montessori is about, it is about developing the child as a whole." Blaisdale Montessori School strives to bring out the special qualities in each child. Every child has a special aptitude or ability, anyone can be or do anything they want to in life. Children have to have the belief that they can do it and this confidence is instilled in the early years. The school is open for children 18 months - 12 years. When children enter the regular Montessori program (as young as 2 1/2 yrs.) they are introduced to a host of activities and games and the children just love it! They think they are having fun and socializing, but each activity is secretly developing a skill or adeptness that the child will need for academics or for life in general! Core subjects of reading, writing and math are taught individually with lots of scope for doing these activities en masse. The really amazing thing is how much these children love what they are doing! It is not uncommon to see a small child coyly tugging on their teacher's skirt asking when it will be his or her turn to be shown number cards, multiplication or maybe fractions. By the way, Situated on the northwest comer of Church St. & Hwy. 2 in Pickering Village, Towne Fireplace & Patio Centre is where owner John Schofield, his wife, store manager Lois McIntosh and sales manager Bet Hennessy will give you a warm welcome. John, who has his Masters Certificate W.E.T.T. (Wood Energy Technical Training) and his gas -fitter's license, has 23 years experience in the fireplace industry. John started his career with the now defunct National Fireplace in Toronto's west end. In 1977 he opened his own business, Towne Fireplace & Patio in Oshawa. In 1981 he moved to the current location where business has been steadily increasing thanks to repeat customers, (some returning for the 4th time!) and word-of-mouth advertising. "Our good reputation is due to knowledgeable and efficient sales and service staff." Sales manager, Bet Hennessy has 11 years experience in the industry and customers often call back or write to praise her thorough and informative sales presentation. All installations are carried out by experienced & licensed installers. "We do not subcontract, that way we stay responsible for the quality of the complete finished product." Towne Fireplace & Patio Centre boasts the largest selection in Durham Region, carrying over 50 lines of fireplaces and stoves. John advises that many Deople are turning inefficient woodburning DVRMAM F •� Audlometric ` -- Services Ltd. cfo Ajax/Pick.°n Plcw Audiology Clinic rowNE Heilring lids, �ia�rmt>Ilds, ' � Free PRESCRIPTIONS S.E#Atbefi9'I MEDICAL SUPPLIES 3L DELIVERY a (bY► 427-4277 AL 605 Kingston Rd. W. „r„t,. — Max. Ont. LIS 61-9 C Dinky * Matchbox * Corgi t uey * SeI.G %rade THE MAGIC IMAGE 72 OLD aNGSTCN ROAD • PICIERING VLwC4 686-1381 Tlwrs-Sot 10:30-5:30 Glaisdale Montessori School..... these number cards go to 9.0(X) and the children learn all these numbers by the time they are 5! The standards at the school are VERY high. Only AMI teachers are hired. AMI is the international body that sets the standards for Montessori schools. Mrs. Wilson feels. "as a parent you should always check to make sure the teacher has AMI training"! The program has just recently opened for grade one and up. "It's amazing," comments one of the teacher. "the children are doing some things in that class I did when I was in grade 131" The teacher for this class was the Vice - President for the Canadian Association of Montessori Teachers and the school is very pleased to have her. Says one of Blaisdale's parents. "I went to an open house and upon entering the doorway I got that feeling. This was the place for Ke, in ... he absolutely loves school. he thrives on the challenges there. If Kevin has his way he would stay all day every day. When people ask Kevin 'what grade are you in!' he proudly tells them. '1 go to Montessori'... we couldn't be happier with any other place!" Blaisdale Montessori School celebrates it's 25th Anniversary this year. the celebration will be in June and everyone is welcome. However. the best way to get an understanding of what Blaisdale is all about, is to attend one of their regularly scheduled open houses, especially for those who are not ea..ik impressed. CALL 686-5005 or 509-5(x)5 fireplaces into efficient heaters with the clean convenience of gas inserts. Overall, sales have shifted from 90% woodburning to 90% gas. Pellet stoves and propane are options for those without natural gas who want to save on their heating bills. In the spring and summer the 3,000 sq. ft. showroom transforms into a patio paradise (although patio furniture is available year round). New "acrylic- fabrics come in a large variety of vibrant colors, Jacquard is still the most popular. Tables and chairs come in economical resin or aluminum or fiberglass. Some of this year's line of patio furniture can be seen at our booth at the Back yard Show at the Metro East Trade Centre, March 25th, 26th, 27th or come visit our store. TOMORROWS 14011 I S TREASURES ANNE E. 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Win a prize for your efforts ...Just like that! 'Dear Teachers and Parents. We invite you to make these con-- J l tests a class or family project. Newspapers, books, comics -- we want our kids reading. h March Assignment Students Grades 5 and 6 Everyone has their own idea on why school is ............. important. We want to hear yours. Instead of writ- ing out your answer, tell us in five sentences -- using words cut out from the News Advertiser. The prize is a pizza party for your class. j Send your entries to: Spring Break c/o The News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 Deadline: Friday, March 25, 1994. The winner wiw be announced Wednesday, March 30. I Wanted Hometown Heroes The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On April 20 we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. On April 20 we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will receive a commemorative T- shirt and plaque. Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 30. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser and the Pickering Town Centre.® Ajax -Pickering `l EENM ^1 r � -1 l W 1 "The Most Important Call You May Ever Make!!" ACTIVE female. 45, divorced, 5'7-. slim. blonde hair and hazel eves, looking for someone, 4450, that's sincere and hon- est (Gary, please respond again. I didn't get vour number, SY 2675 (OSH) WARM. eens't!ve caring brown -eyed pe!.tt blonde, late 40s. loves country music travel dancing romance, seeks a tall teddy bear in same age bracket with similar interests to make my life complete SY 2581 (OSH) CUTE single female. 32, medium weight with .a•,ed interests. looking for male 30- 40 440 with sense of humour playful and enjoys comedres for long-term friendship possible relationship SY 2639 (OSH) ACTIVE female. 45. divorced 57' slim blonde hair and hazel eyeslooking fol someone. 4450 that s sincere and hon- est SY 2675 (OSH) I am a 26full fiqured brown hairgreed eyed female enjoy the outdoors. quiet evenings and thunderstormlooking for a single. sincere gentleman. 25-35 for a lasting relationship SY 2732 (OSH) TWO sngle white females. 19 8 21. look - r4 !or 'wo athletic, attractive single while males. 2426, 5 10- or tallerfor fun times and possible relationship SY 2755 (OSH) FLUFFY white female. 38. with a sense of ^umour sensitive romantic likes the quiet things n jib, looking for white male. 35-45. with similar interests SY 2756 (COB) INDEPENDENT. attractive. 20 -year-old. 56- Monde hair blue-eyed, athletic bolo rig. new to the areasearching for ,nk)lb- gent sincere male. 20-30 interested lin friendshipmovies. theatre. quiet times and meaningful conversations. SY 2757 (COB) THIS slim. pretty, blonde, single mom. early 30 s. is looking for love I'm resporm- bie and fun loving If you are too and over 6slim, established, like country music and you re gorgeous call me SY 2759 (COB) FUN-iovmg. down-to-earth female. 36 smoker looking for a man s man sense of humour a must SY 2760 (OSH) SLEEPLESS in Oshawa affectionate. caring woman 40. independent, single mom, with a good sense of humour look - ng for a gentleman who is sensitive and romantic, for congarionsnip to share din- ners and fun times SY 2761 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE. sonope mom of two 3A with lots of love to share, attractivehdl- figured woman with hazel eyes and brown hair I enjoy dancing, baseball and quiet evenings at holm I wish to meet a pente- main wrl similar interests for friendship and possible relationship. SY 2762 (OSH) AOUARIUS woman. 39, 5 6- 120 lbs with belief in two age learning and hokstic healil seeks Libra or Gemrty male 33- $5. with positive attitude for adventurous over relationship SY 2763 (OSH) SLIM attractive 5 7-, 33 mom of two seeks honest loving man who Ickes to dance "itwiss, sports and the family hfe for pos oe r"labonshp. SY 2764 (OSH) HONEST and rating female. 29. big red hair Scorpio. employed full time would like to meet clean ar professional mak. 30-40 SY 2765 TWO independent single while females 20 and 22, seeking two single white makes. 22-27, who are Physically fitvery outgoing and interested in a relationship SY 2766 COSH) WHERE have all the mice guys gone" If you are honest, stable -minded. under- standing. have a great sense of hunou and are 25.32. Chen you are who On 51' blonde blue-eyed gid s looking for You must also love children, movies, music and quiet rsghhb SY 2767 ATTRACTIVE white full figured woman. 27. seeking tall black man 28-36. for fnertdatkp and possbte romance SY 2768 TONY(OSH) urs Becky, call my mailbox 82773. didn't get you phone number You called and lett a message. please CAN agars. SY ARSE you looting for that one apeaal Par- son o share you lite we') Do you have goals or dreams and want someone to share own wAt7 This, attractive fdFfg- wed blondo female to seeking a loyal, honest, hard-working male, 24-35, for poaible relabrrNrp. SY 2770 JOSH) TWO very straightforward outgoing jemales loofng for goodd000tg mates. 22.26. for, frisridlehi t possible long-term: relaaors ip, must lows children and also be straight forward and Modest to make our dreams conte true. SY 2771 (OSH) DIVORCED female, 50, srreoker, social drinker, enjoys animals, camping and quiet times, looking for single gentleman. 47.57, with similar interests SY 2772 JOSH) SINGLE white female. 18. enjoys Phone se* and skinny dipping in broad daylight, seeks fun -loving, romantic male, 16-22. W friendship. possible relationship To the guy with the sexy voice. I like Pantra. Bob Marley and skateboarders with tattoocall me again SY 2773 (OSH) THERE ARE 50 NEW ADS THIS WEEK! ROMANTIC s ^ole w^ae female enjoys quiei times and romantic mtedudes seeks male. 40,45. who likes children and cook- ing for friendship possible relationship SY 27744 (OSH) I'M 24 57- slim. looking lot a well off S Prince farming. 25-32 will to spend motley on me pamper me in rettrrh have my body, soul and mind till death do us part penniless need not respond SY 2776 (OSH) SENSITIVE attractive blonde lady would like to meet emotionally opened and secure caucasan male. 45- for relal ship SY 2777 (OSH) LOOKING for you Are you that wring Woe Icvrnq white male 35-45 59". 62-. who can put butterflies ,n her heart and sparks in he eves" Then tits get togeth- er and make our own lasting music SY 2778 (OSH) PREM. intelligent, single, white female. 22 54• 115 Itis smokerlookng'Of a make. 22-30. who s clean cut. sincere and honest, who likes camping, dogs and quiet times at home and not afraid of commitment It this sounds like you respond SY 2779 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE single mom 32. enjoys traversing and movies. Ickes rountry and rock and roll. would like to melt sincere honest. attractive man. 3235 SY 2790 EASY -gong. attractive 33 yr old single mor, with lots of spunk and a great sense oil humour Would like to meet a single mule for frtendhip and Possible celabon- ship SY 2781 (OSM) L"OUE lemale 24 enjoys young mel. 2024 currently accepting resumes. sadists need not reply, only Ihose able to answer the skill testing question will receive a response The skill testing ques- bon is Please name the seven wonders of the world in alphabetical order? SY 2742 (OSH) PETITE blonde. S. 33. loolung fon some- body 30-40. with sense of human an must be sincere and honest SY 2793 FEMALE. 39, financially independent. medium build. 5'6-. seeks white male. 43- 47. with same qualities SY 2794 m SO whats a two gal like e doing in a ad like fillI'm not into Che bar scene -hey baby *Rats your sign, your pace mine, rm 5 m'7•, odiun bend. brown hair hazel eyes, ddoguMy I'm 42 but feel 35 SY 2785 JOSH) VENUS and Aphrodite seeking Gods Beer own. Fub t-vig, sincere, betty ages 19-227 Then these are th Goddesses for you. SY 2706 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE white female, late 5o's ne seek tall, at-arno" *Rite teak. 55-65 who is caring, warm and has a g sense of humour, who likes movies, dank I g and dnrhg. SY 2707 JOSH)tits ACTIVE, pe'bide. early Ws, natoutdoor es nature. oor sporls, camping rorrarbc dimers and gourmet cooking. eth you are committed to personal grow have inlegrity, rnatuily and a positive a Ude toward its, 1 world Ove o WOW with you. SY 2706 (OSH) EASY -gang, good-hearted. sincere, 36 workerg mom. who loves the outdoors. camping, fishhirg, areirrtals, dddren, etc, down•to-earth, kwktng 1a someone will wwror beauty, a good sense of humour and not afraid to be themselves SY 2789 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE, single mom of one, tall, slim. 26, seeks tall, attractive, honest and established male. 2635, who enjoys chil- dren, quiet times and romance SY 2790 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE, active. single mom. 5'5-, 140 Itis .likes animals, dancing, dining, theatre, etc., seeking single, white male. 3640, with similar interests, not into head games. Durham Region area SY 2791 JOSH) SINGLE mom, 29,55", 130 lbs., attractive with baby blues, looking for a career-on- ented white man. 3440. who likes to go out and have a good time I enjoy dancing and most sports SY 2792 (OSH) SLIM, while lady, 53, caring and sincere, smoker, who enjoys outdoors. camping and movies. seeking unattached. sincere, white gentleman. 53.63, for friendship. possible long-term relationship SY 2793 VIVACIOUS, slim, 5'4', brunette. 40. pleasant. light-hearted and playful, likes a vanety of music and activities, is in search of a man who is sincere. tun -loving, ambi- bous and just good company. for friend- ship or possible relationship SY 2794 (COB) ATTRACTIVE white female. late 40s seeks unattached, good-looking black male who enjoys music. dancing. dining out and quiet romantic evenings. It you enjoy the finer things in life. have a sense of humour and are ready for a relation. ship, pease call SY 2795 HI! Fellas. this single achy breaky heart. �s searching for that special someone this little filly is 5 2 120 Itis early 50's. loves to dance Why not take a chance? SY 27% CATCH my fall. wake up this single m female rootales of true romance, looking to, one on one social times with a male. 24-30 who believes friendship comes first SY 2797 (OSH) INDEPENDENT black professionalm feale mid-40 s. singleson.. looking for a s• core, single. tall. Mack male. 45- who m a hopeless romantic. knows how to enjoy life and m looking for a meaningful rerla tiohship, jet's be friends first SY 2798 (OSH) SINGLE mother. 34, looking for a reliable. responsible man. whose main priority is fainly but who still knows how to have a good time and who enjoys concerts. movies and long drives SY 2799 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE and honest angle white attractive female. 31. no children. with auburn shoulder length hair. green eyes. looking for a sincere gentleman in his 30's. who enjoys cuddling and hand holding and who will be my best trend SY f10 20 (OSH) HARLEY honey. 26. shm, attractive, f4rn, ni^e seeks a knight on a chrome and steel horse. who would like a long -tarred angel to enjoy the world of motorcycles and music with SY 2801 (OSH) SINCERE female seeks single white male 25.32 for possible relationship mist be outgor g and enjoys chilldren for I have a two-year-old daughter SY 2802 (OSH) HOMESICK for humour) Longing for laughs' English lady. 28. non-smoker seeks Brash Australian man who enjoys movies socializing and the outdoors SY 290S (OSH) ROMANTIC. single white female. mid- 20s looking for sincere white mak. 21 30 for relationship. loves children SY 2906 UNATTACHED. young. black. hardwork ng. Young, sexy. 42. romantic lady. smok er, ,s looking for a very sexy_ romantic man. 39-40. for a serious relationship. must have a sense of humour. sincere, carnq and M Irving and loves children SY 2907 mother CARING, single honest, frigidly. likes movies dancing. dining out, looking lot a gentleman 26-30 tot friendship110 possible relationship SY 21 (OSH) INDEPENDENT. single white female, 20. loves the outdoors, single atom, loohunq fix single white male. 24-28 who enjoys the same. but also quiet evenings. for possible relationship SY 2910 (OSH) FEMALE, 18 hling ofor an honest and rornantic guy, 18-25 SY 2911 PROFESSIONAL female 30 mother of rine with vaned interests, enjoys quiet evenings. non-smoker. would tike to meal an honest genaeman. 3438 who m comi- fortable to jeans or a suit. who enjoys chl- d dren, for friendship, possible long-term relationship SY 2812 DOWN -to -earth. romantic, honest. great Berne of honour. t m mother a moer of one. 32, not into head games If you are 2635, 1 d n like to hear from you SY 2113 (COB) « CLASSIC, lull -figured career woman. 37. or 56-, ash blonde. well travelled. smoker. who sees the funny, ironic side of tile. seeks tall man, 3445, who can relate SY 2114 [OSH) of CAREER woman, 37, full -figured. ener- cerh gebc. off -beat sense of humour, romantic, e smoker, seeks any tall male, 3445, who twets he can keep up. 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West Indian woman. 41, honest, darxg, hr►bvng and with a good sense of hunar, looking for a gentleman who is romantic and rating, for friendship, possible relationship. to share dinner and fun times SY 2820 JOSH) SINGLE lady lookup for an established gentleman for friendship or? I can dress up for theatre and tine dining or be dust as corrhfortable in deans for camping Are you the one for this 45 -year-olds SY 2821 (OSH) SINGLE morn. 29. blonde halt, blue eyes. quiet, famlyoreenled. who enjoys playing the guitar. going out dining and dancing. seeks someone who is honest, sincere and a one -woman man, for friendship and Possible relationship SY 2022 (COSM11) MI, my name is Linda, I'm small and 35. single mom of one, enjoys sports. looking for someone who is truly sincere SY 2123 JOSH) WARM, attractive, single. white female. 33. 56•. light brown hair and blue eyes, with no dependents, who likes movies, music. the outdoors and romantic dinners, fooling for male, 30.38, with similar aroer. eats, fox a relakolial SY M4 (OSH) MY .nil needle a man, not just any man. acre's an attractive 39 -year -01111. non-srnok- er, she's somketimes shy, she's seeking an Intelligent, romantic gentleman with a great sameof humour, who will become enamored with her and will wish to please her every whim. SY MS ENGLISH lady. 50's, would like to meet a non-smoking, unattached gentleman. to share dancing, music. theatre, dining and walks, must be caring and sincere SY 2826 SLIM pretty single mom who enjoys life with a positive attitude, many Interests. would like to meet male, 30-40. must be attractive, athletic, with a gentle nature and a good sense of humour SY 2827 AMBITIOUS, haidworking, divorced moth- er of one, 29into rock music and sports. seeks male. 3440, employed. honest and sincere. for friendship and possible rela- tionship SY 2828 (OSH) HARDWORKING 23 -year-old, great sense of humour, loves children and country music. seeks single male, 23.35. for relationsh;pmus; be honest and responsible SY 2829 (OSH) VERY attractivemedium built single mom, 33, looking fix a comedian that likes music and dancing. social drinker and enjoys children, single dads welcomeno couch potatoes SY 2830 (OSH) AVERAGE white man. 43 6 5 190 lbs wars t, meet active lady. 23-32 for friendship SY 3194 (OSH) SINCERE, fun -loving. educated. white female, well travelled, looking for a com- pannr late 50 s SY 3195 SINCERE. honest. 45 yr old lady. looking for friendship, male or female SY 3196 (OSH) SINCERE woman. 45, honest. with a good sense of humour, looking for male or female for friendship. who likes country music and walks SY 3197 (OSH) YOUNG couple with toddler new to north Oshawalooking to meet other young cou- ples with young children to share common interests such as cards. movies. Picnics, etc SY 3198 (OSH) LADY, 55. who enjoys western and coun- try musicdrives along the countryside. seeking a male companion SY 3199 (COB) YOUNG -minded, attractive. slim female. 50, would like to meet a sincere man. 53- 60. who enjoys Irk and not afraid to care SY 3200 (OSH) • k _ e _ . FEMALE 60. petite. 5. due eyes shy dts- positon. would like to meet a sincere gen- tleman 55-65 Enjoys dancing, traveling outdoors Non-smoker'social Jrrnke• SY 4040 OUTGOING ie'^a e •^ a :') t ^' sports campnQ and Ina outdoors look ing for same for companionship maybe more SY 5303 JOSH) SINCERE, gay female. 43 open and honest seeking the samethats aware of her sexual orientation and wants friendship first. possibly row" ,n said relationship with good communication SY 5325 (OSH) SHY temale. 36. limited Metere. interest- ed in talking and companionship SY 5326 (OSH) FEMALE. 19. lookup for same SY S345 (COB) HONEST. caning female. raid 20 s. seeks single female whos sincere. aflectona:e and has a good sense of humour for friendship and possible relationship SY S346(OSH) EASY -going female 27, enjoys sports, dinners and ting walks seeks female for friendship. possibly more SY $347 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE outgoing female. 29 wants to meet same for private, discreet good times SY 53344 (OSH) FEMALE 19, straight male. 20. seeks same SY SW JOSH) NUDIST male 42. 59-. 160 lbs, seeks female nudist, enjoys country living antiques and travel- SY 5350 ATTRACTIVE young couple looking for female to share fun times SY S351 IOSH) AFFECTIONATE, attractive female. seeks same SY S3S3 JOSH) HAPPY female. 18. 5'6' 118 lbs. brown hair and blue eyes. looking for same for a relasonshxp SY 53S4 JOSH) PROFESSIONAL female, late 20s. seeking same SY 5555 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE, professional male. 39. sensible to needs, honest and caring. looking for a down-to-earth female. 25- 40, S40. for confidential, sale and discreet friendship or relaborship. SY S356 JOSH) OUTGOING white mak, 21. seeks same. for enjoyable orries. enjoys all types of music. navies and plays. SY S357 (OSH) GAY female. 27, sincere, ton-smokef. non-drinker, good sense of humour, lows animals, skiing, camping, walks. drives in Is country, dwung out, moves and quiet romantic even" at home. looking for same, to share the love of the outdoors with. SY S356 JOSH) SECURE female, 36, looking for a unique female. 27.36. Bars serious about last• rrg relationship. SY S359 (0811) HANDSOME, clean, white mak, seeks attractive, broad -mended female for friendship and hot times, possible over Bhe kiger rMrm. SY 5360 (OSN)r E ft male. 27, dean and dis- creet, looking for female or couple for casual get-oget hers. SY S361 CLEAN white mak, 22, seeks same for friendship, possible relationship, enjoys music, travel and camping, discretion assured SY S362(OSH) OPEN -minded male. 27. brown hair, brown eyes, 5'10•, who likes sports, country music, long walks and quiet evenings at home, looking for female. 24 35, for friendship or encounters SY S363 JOSH) PROFESSIONAL white mak, 21. enjoys music, movies, dance and travel seeks Same, for friendship. SY S364 (OSH) ADVENTUROUS, mature couple, looking lot lamas for a special friendship or pis. srbly more SY 5365 JOSH) MASCULINE male, 35. straight in appearance, seeks similar male friend, 25.40 SY SM ATTRACTIVE, 30 something man wants to meet an attractive lady, 24.40, for romantic rendezvous. discretion Is a must SY 53,7 (COB) OPEN -minded, single white male seeks attractive, open-minded female 25-38 lot casual relationship SY SM JOSH) MEN LOOKING FOF ROMANTIC WOl'.1Er, GOOD.looking -nab. 6', 40, mv- cere, honest and hardworking, seeps a nM -wit" timate. 18- 35, 635. who enjoys dining. monies. travel and fishing, for possible long-term relatiprwhp. BY 1602 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE, fun -loving, outgoing gentleman, 37, enjoys quiet evenings, going out, com- puters and the outdoors, would like to meet an affectionate lady. 2535. with similar interests, for possible long term relationship SY 1728 (OSH) SPORTS -minded single male. ho 56 brown shoulder length hair, blue eyes looking for slim female rocker. 26-30, who not nio head games looking for serious relationship SY 1761 EASY GOING, single white ma a 20 6. beard an long hair. smoker seeks female. 21.30 for se us romantic relationship BY 1799 (OSH) EASY -gang singlewhite male. 1.4 c • 185 Ibis . seeks slim, alfectiondte, single. white femme 27.33. for tun times and possible relationship some Inter- ests are sport camping. cies diming out and rock „c c children welcome SY 1804 K'NOHEARTED. educated man 4 - ••ar+,ti a value seeks an a"eceonate woman. 30-40 for - dship andor a -slat unship. ,rrflce area SY 1808 EASY-70,nq. C:.)" to earth. In, iock,nq male 23, smoker enloys muck and being sponta- neous once In a wide would like tr meet slim female. 20-25 for 1r�erdship firstpossible long- term relationship SY 1814 HANDSOME black male. 35. nay. q,Inq enjoys movies music quiet evenings. looking '--• honeli caring female for a -nl,.r,.,n<hlp SY 1817 (OSH) TALL black handsome male. 11r -,,Id like to meet female )n. 40 for friendship possibly -nn SY 1820 MALE. 10 locking for an unat- ^ ! lady. 3040 kids o It kno loves to be loved and wants i ser„>us relationship and possl- _le home life SY 1846 SINGLE wnrte male 27. 510-. brew^ nal- and eyes. clean cut mage Hees sports, movies. country music. loves Children And qul+t evenings at home. la;• for female. 25-35. with sin .,• interests single mom wound be welcome (SHARON please call and leave phone number) SY 1874 PASSIONATE male 30. fit, out- I' � , nor smoker enjoys out- do-rr activlties movies and muse, seeks female with enthu- siasm for life and adventure 1A-ENTION female 30. 57 hr,*- halt eyes you responded to "+e aNlse call again. you for- m- toleave phone number And rine, SY 1875 (OSH) ArrECT10NATE ma,r 26. 5.7'. r ' - 11 0-1-1 music. -J-k s ca long Carving dining mut or s keinio nq time one-on-one w - An a"oct,onate outgoing l -.Al SY 1876 FRIENDSHIP first, possible rela- trorl wanted by this 39 -year - Old white. 5'11-, fit. attractive. established professional, see" non-smoking female. 25-42. to share life with Sing* moms wi l - come SY 1076 OUIET, shy, single male. 46. honest and sneers, enjoys con - vv and western music, the out. doors and romantic f*og, look- ing for female. 30-40, who Is honest and sincere No head games SY 1003 (OSH) TALL, attractive, single, white 'male. 30seeks attractive, an- gle. while lemale. 25.30. 57'.. dark hair, non-smoker, honest and no relationship N4 (OSH) FA&O: I'm as good looking as Fablo without Mhe steroids. hoc. I With my muscular skir.tght body Companion. I seek only one Welly. sem lady kil companton shiigoing s the brrter, 3 NS ( to p SINGLE dad 36 young. conaid- eted attractive, sincere and fit, enjoys life, country walms, quiet CA ai �� ® 811 GIM11.1 Wil 1'bi�ONTa 44 • CALL ANYTIME • 24 HOURS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK Here's how to use the sen ice: 1, Select the alts) �I+u wish to respond to and make note of the ti+ur di, it til rnalllil,r numhci that apnccars at the end of each ad you are mlerestctl ta. 2. Uiione a touch tone telephone cai 1-416-976-1991 ani time of the da). You mull he within the 905 area code toaccess Sincerciv Yours feleph++nc cr%ice. 3. Once coo arc connected follow the simple mctruitionc. You wall hahc the option of regponding to a specific ad or hrol%i voice mailh)x greenngs from Sincereh_ fours advertiser. within each ca-loi n. Go ahead, I the sen ice out and %cc how easy n 1s to use. Need assistanceCal 1-X110-,1X7-Sff4j9 an)nme between 12 n-11 Lind I I p.m. You will not he charged for thts call. For persorl IS %ears or age and over. ;nning5 and gr,l.1 "•+n5 �ns'.5 lady with slorlar qualities and interests SY 1886 (OSH) DEBBIE, t responded to your mailbox Feb 11. lost your phone number, please respond to this mailbox SY 1887 (COB) OUTGOING, single white male late 20 s. enjoys the outdoors. Sports. meeting new people. would oke to m)ee1 female. 25-30, who s looking for along -term relaborml SY 1888 (OSH) FRIENDLY, outgong male 24 new to pat Hope area, enjoys fishing, camping and outdoor activities. would like to meet female 22.26 who enjoys the same SY 1889 (CSM) TWO single white males. both 19 looking for two attractive, sn- g*, whole females. 18., for good limes ant possible relationships SY 1890 (OSH) DO you love I 'a, believe In romance and togetherness? Do you understand that happiness comes from what you put Into Ids not what you take out' Are you looping for a friend and at the Sante nine someone who excites you, well I am Male. 31 fit. sem and attractive SY 1891 MALE. 27. searchinq for tun. who enjoys closeness. discus- sion quiet times. for possible relationship Please be sincere, honest, non-superfical and able to conimivcaie SY 1692 ROMANTIC male. 20 s. enjoys a wide variety of things. looking for the: special lady. 18-30 to enjoy life with, also loves children To Gna who responded to my ad, please call again. ddn I get your rverbW SY 1194 (OSH) FUN -loving single white mala. 21, looking lot a female, 1622. who likes spots, movies, long walks, quiet and exciting times, to share possible relationship SY 1a5 (OSH) GOOD-ooking male. 36, quiet, easy-going tYPe of person. would like to meet attractive. skm, orie- man woman. or a possible log - term relabonshlp. respond to this ad and we of you aro lir me SY 1186 VERY friendly 20 year old nab, honest, polite, easy to talk to. -ton-terrkoker, enjoys most sports, would hike to meet special Person kx kmvisfvp fist Pcsebft fill tons! SY ta7 LONG brown hair, hazel eyes, male. 32. employed who likes shopping, moves and spsrtdiftg time at hafits took sg for ferteb. 25-35, for friendship possible rNaticrrafrp. SY is" HANDSOME black, 30, prohw sional male, enjoys movies, music, camping. baseball (both playing and watching), seeks ksmk" With .^war interests. SY tag MALE limowne. 1962 model, reasaabb mileage, good coodi- ism rods a good ower to take '!.s• De ^ria.. se' Sir 1900 1 OSH) SINCERE easy going and Career mindi late 27 seeks female with similar qualities for friend- ship and possible relamonship SY 1901 (OSH) WIDOWER c 9 loves to dance candli d inners travel a romantic. active. 63. realty 49 and holding, seeks Tat special ladyelm, non-smoker 45.55 to share the good 7 --rigs in life SY 1903 THIS s a ladros Beam 1- 58-. 185 Itis 42. white very open minded honest and canng local I fa a lady 32-44 with same qualities for friendship possibly relationship SY 1904 EASYGOING, honest single white male. 30 attractive. slim. M. hard-working, activesmoker likes rock n rote sports and chil- dren would like to meet a senrlar Lady, 2637 for friendship possi- ble relationship SY 1SOS (OSH) TO Maggie, nurse In Bowmanvte responding to mail- box lo! 721 you toi to leave your number, please call again SY 1906 (OSH) HANDSOME single wnrte male. 34 6'2' alhlenc educated, kind- hearted, seeking similar lemab 22.32 to wrestle with SY 1907 (OSH) HONEST male. 43 average. would like to meet female. 23.32. for companionship possibly more SY 1906 (OSH) FINANCIALLY stable 34, 6 170 Ips divorced white male who still Ickes to rock is looking for a female companion who enjoys Leaf games, rock con Cents and much more for possi- ble serous relationship SY 1909 (OSH) OPEN-MINDED. single make. late 20s, outgoing, honest and affectionate, enjoys a variety of Interests including movies and mus c. would like to we white %rrva* with friendly personalityn her 20s SY 1910 (OSH) HONEST caring gentleman, 30. enjoys movies, dewing and tamely kle If yore bred of berg ni treated and can share Me same qualities. then give me a cal. SY 1911 CHALLENGE and promise. 40. �.fatlow, IoogW partner wi dear sow of luture. 111 Provide the challenge, I promise. SY 1912 MARLEY dial•. sego waft. 40. tater of one. physically fit W- oo rider Haft". camping. looking for bm4e. 30-40. physrcaMy fit wino lies outdoors and molocy- dee. not rib bar scot•. SY 1913 1 have a great mats killer al who b bo shy to write an ad. FM's 30. 5'8', elemaMary basher from down east, loves dancing, movies, very easygoing and a real romantic. Girt give Mm a :a;' SV '917 OSH) ESTABLISHED male young 63. roc- sleet enjoys the out. doors travel quiet times candle- light ndllight dinners and much more. look:nq 'or that special attractive lad, who would like to be sooneo SY 1915 FUN--o.nq Dui shy_ easy-going. S- ani attractive single. white male 32 6. 190 lbs enjoy music sports. moviesseeks attractive female with similar interests children welcome SY 1916 (OSH) QUIET, down-to-earth, single. white male. 38with good sense of humour, likes summer, the outdoors arid quiet romantic dn- ners. looking lot a single whte female. 25-35. who Ickes to be treated like a lady, for lasting relationship SY 19171 ATTRACTIVE male. 24 looking for honest. sincere lemale who enjoys travelling, camping and boiling spoofed. for possible lots_ bonshopsmo le mans wslcorne SY 1918 (01 SINGLE. easy-going, attractive. early 405 enjoys movies, romantic everrgs, dnnrers, look. trig for female, 35-50. any we. for fun times and a possible rela- bonshlp. you will not be disap Pointed SY 1919 (OSH) SINCERE Sowmam,lill mi professional and fit. seeks woman, 30-40. in Bowmanvdle areainterested on good jazz, lab night films and home -cooked food to build a dose friendship SY 1921 HONEST. caning, Sincere, single major early 40s physically fit, looking for Iemale, 3640. who enjoys the outdoors, quiet evenings. lir possible relabon- ship SY 1922 (OSH) OUTGOING male. M. looking for friendship with female. 3640. who likes camping and all out- door sports SY 1923 (OSH) HONEST and caring make. 29, enjoys quiet brutes at home. look- ing for a female. 21-35. who is snore, understanding and hor, est with a warped sense of humour Single nems welcome. SY 1924 (OSH) CARING gentleman, sarty 30's. enjoys the outdoors, movies, do Ing out and quiet evenings at ANN , seeking a spacial girl lir kiendMrp. Poisib* reftborehhp. SY /1125 (OSI^ SINGLE Sagittaran male. 30. 5'6-. 145 be.. shoulder le - blow bel, bkvs eyes. Ipdvlg fir sem. long -haled bmab, 25-30. for a serious reflatiorship. SY leas (OSM) READY -made family, pat add love, we have a was' ' home and a great dad, he is hand- some, kind, honest, buobm ^thy and lo1'af• We stow bdorg lir an attractive lady to share our hopse. dreams, tugs and know We want you to be dads friend I low IN 11A IS 1S 66094 k 1 LOVED VOUR O1D 10A of - BLOOD PJAS EYES. N3DUrSi'7"' AND S"im puu. LSF Y0up. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 1994•PAGE 27 Ors! SY 1927 (OSH HONEST, blackconservative, hardwork, rig quiet male. 28, drinks and smokes socially. seeking slim or medium built lady 20-30. with similar qualities. for a meaningful elatonlMp serious calls only SY 1928 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, loving mats, early 40 s a nice person with good sense of hurnou, who has a lot of love and good tines to share. would like to meet a lady between 3649 fon a lassng reel tionwnry SY ,929 (OSH) WIDOWED math. 59-. would Irke to meet a lady in the low 50 s. 5'4' plus, fitness minded. non - Smoker SY IS= (COB) .•.eo''on,aw w-Gh simper 7ua ';os for relationship I'm Caring and sincere I hope you are too SY 1937 NI' I m a teddy tear 49 who looks 40. love country music and quiet romantic evenw)tp at home I awry compassionate and affectionate person who would like to meet a lady. 36.50 with similar qualities for a possible rWbo ship SY 1936 SHORT and sweet. 20 angle white male 57' looking for a Committed girt for friendship first, possibly cuddling SY 1939 FRIENDLY. black male. 31 n good condition. would like to MOW a woman. heavy set, from I fill be must be rerY lovnq Durham Region & the Port Hope/ Cobourg area !Sinrrrrlu Pours has received 611.964 HONEST clack male. 28. hard- working ambitious and quiet. drinks and smokes socially. seeking a sem lady 2632. win similar qualities for mieantngful relationship. servos calls only SY 1931(OSH) SINGLE father of two boys. 38. who enjoys baseball and walks along the beach interested to meet a sincere and fun -loving lona* with Sinai- interests, 35- 40, for friendship and possible relationship Snglo mothers wl come SY 1932 (PIC) OUTGOING male. 39. long blond hair. blue eyes. for coder loving cal would like to mneet lady. 35- 40, for friendship. SY 1933 (OSH) TALL, bkornde, bluesysd. good looking musician. ads, wand b be spoiled by a good looking financially secure femhake. SY 1s34108M) PROFESSIONAL, musaler and romantic melte, 30, with a verey of wAwemW sacks a poison" and aWnCOM knoll 2032. lir companionshipand esible rafttiorh.11q IY 1905 (f RMl4mM neb, 28, enjoys Soh- Mo. ial~ ng.n c9age Yb and ail outdoor activities. also ekes country A a lomhab 25- ergo : tl: outdoors, someone to cud up with in Mont of to ie. SY IS= PROFESSIONAL male, 31, loves the outdoors, camping, Siting. cyco g. 41 world we b and rice SY 1940 (OSH) JUST arrived. English Drofei sronal 36 57'. medium build. 1^6090 L attractive smoboraay and physically comfortable with sense of tun, varied Interests - nbMecbaak Sports . trlvil seek- ing romance with a captivating, compatible 30 -something woman SY 1941 (OSH) QUIET, shy male 19 likes sportmovies and quiet tunes. would like to meet honest err, care fema* of similar agefor hie 4mv. PO*od* rekab-whp. SY 1942 ACTIVE, attractive, easy-going and albcsowte who male. 33. 6'. 190 IDs., looking for slim, adventures lenwale with sender attribute, who desees sincere, honest triendstnp and possibly romance. SY 1943 (OSI "ONnTloves T,, olrrW-Wornr.mut 37, comping, fishing and family-oriintedd. wIt' e Ike 110 inset a prMty. Sim fisne*, 25'36. for long-term reit tior.ttp. IY 1944 FAIR game' Single dad, mrd. 3019, Inking one step at a tete. appncnaYs native ant and el- ks, booebod, poetry, pod and swo nwo . I also Mins to be int - mate and romantic, w tab a chance and call, you could be wlpraW�. I'll give it my ant! SY CREATIVE, hardworking, whir male, 23, very active, enjoys dancing. Playing sports. traoret like to meet a fun-lovrrg female 2! -25 for friendship SY 1946 (OSH) ADVENTUROUS. single white male 22 enjoys sports ampmg and trying new things seeking Own single white IZoe 19.24 lir frierndshrp Dossoble relation- shrp SY 1947 (PIC) CHRISTIAN. singie male 4S enjoys sports camping long walks and music. would like !d meet Christian femye 20.30 to share quiet times and Ire tp possible relatioMnrp SY 194s (COB) VERY handsome but very, oone- ly muwAAar Italian 6 maks 3o seeks an understanding lady I IOOk nagged. ouAQOing I am Car' nog and maybe too sensitive I'm sure you :an see Te d,fhcully the can create It you have bmie try this ad SY 1949 (OSH) HAD An exc,ttnq date lately'f Ear', 3C s. non-smooki gentle- man, seeking slender kornarm mrd-thrhes to andobes -1who enjoys to laugh and reel young again SY 1950 (OSH) WHERE ^ave all the nice gods gone good-looking non-smok- ing. avtow race guy Ioorurg •or good-looking. non-smoking ail* lNrc. rice gal 20-30 all nine if you re out true SY 1951 (OSH) SEPARATED lather white make 44 a bit silly enjoy brcy- drg, movies wasting. rolenskat- ng and enjoy gullet evenings in host of a (replace or TV, seeking while cuddly female. 37-47 for a reHtion"hkp SY 1952 MALE. 32 very nice. black. ii ng. enjoys dancing and peorese. waAd Irke to meet hsayY-sw ady from 186300 The looks unim- portant SY'1963 HONEST, reliable young bokng man 21, looking for frieni to possible longterm relationship ootid elle b rtkset female. 19.21 SY 1964 HAPPY days. N. rm a tall. dark. 30ok hwdw ee" guy who likes to rock 'n' rote, classic cars and old movies, looking for a gal, 20's3Cs. who wants b cruse to the ^vatic in my 70 Pontiac. SY 1966 ROMANTIC gentleman, late Ods. Mmes pease. . evoeill take - front wft dadanceggand -air---itis getswaYS. Svould eke b mast a lady in her Ods who wd aftW my hoot and lot me Pampa her. SY 1965 Two outgoing Innis. 21 8 26, /9-27. vftp oils p " ficir two outgoing da p M and who enjoy gong b the movies, dining and dancing, gong lir romantic watts. apaod- ing evenings together and who (O�SH being pampoe i SY 1957 TENNIS anyona7 Athletic, tall, blond -hawed. bilt"yed genal mart. seeks non-sntolwg M IaOy, 22-32. for a dhaMertgwhg gams of tennis or otho racquet sports Call to arrange court time. SY (OS SEN M1 Sl -N SITI mats. 8', blas eyes. II hair, 175 lbs., like sports, camping, moves. Comedy dubs and theatre, looking for single female, 25-35, for friend first. possible relationship SY 1959 (OSH) li I'm an easy-going. 38, non. smoker, white, single dad of 2. with beard and ponytail, seeking a non-smoking, slimattractive, single, white female. 28-38, for friendship, possible relationship. who enjoys the blues and coun- try music and has a sense of humour SY 1960 SINCERE male 29, long blond hair, enjoys quiet evenings at horse, an OCCaslonal night out on the town. and the outdoors, look- ing for lady who enjoys the same hirings and who s down-to-earth SY 1961 (OSH) AFFECTIONATE while male. 23. brown hair brown eyes, enjoys dancing clubs and horseback ndng, looking for female. 18-25 for friendship possible relation- ship SY 1962 (OSH) OUTGOING while male 35 likes dancmo, movies, camping and -.portslooking for a lemale 27. someone who Ickes similar " rigs SY 1963 m a 42 -year -mid white male clll kind and honest I ^'o sports music ani, quiet ..melt seel 'adv that likes the -,rime things '7 frlendsino pas. ole marriage Serious replies ;Ny SY ,964 IOSH) EASY-go,hq honest. single ohne male 22 attractive slim. -ardworkingactive non-smoicer +es die club scene and soars would like io meet similar all 0-25 for companionship SY 965 f OSH) GOOD­)o­; single slim mite male 3`. 51•' 11 lbs -eam-cut. erloylt life And chli 1ren,. seeks A single white sem mother ,c 'r_ 34 warming tha! special friendship nth A 'oman. riC one -woman man SY 1966 (OSH) DOWN -to -earth male 4c 58- 172 bs Dlue eyes enloys rothi evenings dancing, romantic walks and motor bike odes 'gooknq for non-smoto ng "Agwed tidy 3645 to sen. ous romantic relationship 6Y 1967 S'.NCERE .^a-' c es' g000 sense Of humour It that describes rol then this mono Of one 4' would like !o hear I rom you ".or_s ticker SY 2467 IOU) FUN-Ioving female 32 w th sense of rwmroki tared Of the bar stens enjoys *rwors in or out fast -paced or laid-back atmos- pheres seeks mats 35-4C for fun lutes. possible rerationsnlp No fwdgarros SY 2539 FEMALE. unacacned hard- workng, down to eal outgoing, variety of nwows, fit and slim looking lir homiest make 3640 Of sm4ar gualr0es for friendship first SY 2541 (01 ATTRACTIVE lady. blonde. Sin- g*. 35. n*ns*d in rrwing a single. honest. attractive male. 30-40. for friendship, possible mwbwo vp. SY 2647 (OSH) HONEST and sincere white lams*. rrtediurn build. 35. for, - Or. IOW" 0D dance and have het seeks honest down-o-owt IM black nab. 35.4ll for rrt"arwtgkr nb.orrvp. SY 25" (OSH) ENGLISH lady. 28. committed Cte.9afl, bo1�t0 b a cf11te6afk mart 28-M lir frisrtd"hp. n- ests include Christian music. walks in the country and a dog haver. SY 2560 (OSH) JNK who's 35, who resporo ' to bit ab Haas, 33. pin" it , agar to mateca number 2512 s• I didn't got your coffee phone nunber. SY 2557 (OSH) ACTIVE, attractive, single female, 34, tall, profssaional, setuns. eni0'a snob, tavet out- doors, humour... zest for Ids. Seeking nab co nwiml with similar ntoresb, 30-40, rion- a whir. 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