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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_04_17,� •r x • u. � uw�r, HOLIDAYS WdWOR RIG SAT & SUN AFTER 7 P M Me sms fe" /qe" JAZ COUTM P.O. BOX 91, AJAX L11 T QMF Special SeCtlon slrarts on Page 17 _ _ -4y' l l ,, yD�im ym dW sW 60 Does your d* use IMsltler Iltll poter�dal? Give himlhw BOTH ]kwih KARATE. 1 PiofA r(K v se .N.ews Ad efti r Sunday, April 17,1994 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 113 No. 16 V POLITICS r MP aims to reform ' grotesque' pension provisions for feds By MARIANXE TAKACS Currently, former MPs with STS REPORTER only six years of service are DUKHAM — A private member's bill to reform MPs' pensions was introduced in the House of Commons Wednesday by Ontario Riding Liberal NIP Dan McTeague. The bill would prohibit former MPs from collecting pensions while bolding federal government jobs, which would eliminate the much - criticized practice of 'double dipping" — collecting a government salary and pension at the same time. It would also prevent former MPs from receiving a pension until they're 60 years old and it would require that they serve at least throe consecutive uerms m office with a minimum of 10 straight years of service before coming eligible to collect. inside Edtorial .............................+6 Spotts..............................13 Name Dwpping................26 Cla�ea .........................32 pinO (rNs 4Genend 683-5110 TAx 683-7363 Sitocerell► Yours - 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 21hp hems dftr►�esd@W . / tuaKs s�eid a 933* + 74 GST = $1 .Aigible for a pension Immediately upon retiring from the House of Commons or losing their seat in an election, regardless of their age. As well, under the local MP's proposal, beneficiaries of a deceased former member who died before the age of 60 wouldn't be able to receive pension benefits until the MP would have reached that age_ Mr. McTeague says the existing pension provisions for MPs are "grotesque" and "disproportionate with what's happening in the real world". He introduced the bill in order to fulfill his campaign promise to work for pension reform. Because there are always so See NIP—Page 2 V NOSTALGIA Poster girls Stop Racism. The World is Better Without It. That's the message these St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School students in Ajax are spreading as they put the finishing touches on a poster promoting multiculturaksm. From left are Nicole Delory, Natalie Alacqua and Jennifer Turjanica. photo by A.J. Groen Head back to early days of rock "n' roll O Teen Town reunion dance recalls a time of greasers, bobby -savers, 78 rpme records By KUM GRJAGAN STAFF REFORM AJAX - Bobby soros and greasers should spay attention — Teen Town is holding a :atmos. Every saoucday nijk from 1956 to 1962, Teen Town held dances at the old Ajax Community Ceatn on Rings Gres., drawing -youths from Cobouts to Toronto. Except for the first one, all dances wen organized by an executive made up of toeaagets in Ajax, says cerakline 'Gerry' Davidson, one of the founding members. A group of parents approached the thea Ajaot council to ga approval to hold a teen dance and ere bast one was hid in January, 19%. "Aft the first parent night, it went oa and on for seven years. We had some fantastic dances, she says. "No other organ&ation got Saturday night (at the community cent) and we neva lad b give up one Saearday night." Dances ran from 8 to 11:30 p.m. and admission was 25 sats. The teens supplied their own equipment and 78 r.pm. retards. Music was rock `n' ren, banads nod, of course, Elvis. - ofl a, the guys were suits and ties, w bde the suis aWays wove der1 sem and "never slacks," Mrs. Davidson says. Each year in the fall, a `hard -time dance' was hdd, when jeans and slacks coni be wan. Rules induced no jeans, "no necking an the dance floor", no drinking, no coats could be was on ere dance floor (if tact, coats had to be dedwd in when aaiving), and "you couldn't do= too close, whatever that war. h was kft up to per judgment," Mrs. Davidson says. Proceeds 6om the dances were put back ling the community, with money going to the Retarded (]tikken's Association, tie hospital or h'bratry. "We did a lot for needy families, but we MOM'S MAKEOVER MARATHON- MAY 7,10pm am- e the MAKE BOOM FOR BABY 1000/o of the proceeds ben 8tin8 pmpaign for the Max/Pickering Hospital 'A?• AIs See TRIP. J%V 7 ��lI�R3e2-1>� 111 MA8WWt7lMt36 AX ARIL 17,11 Ahot • • • • • • • •.• •.• • 1 1 • •'•;• • 1 1 �� • ♦'•'•'• i;i ♦ ► • • ♦ f r •iii •' •••tong ' �� admitspro ww, or •ensio� re ho s his bill parliamentary pension reform that FROM PAGE 1 status quo." He believes the because he's a member of the Mr. McTeague pe atony of them, private member's symbolism is even stronger governing party. will add to the momentum for has been building across Canada bills such as Mr. McTeague's go into a lottery and only the ones drawn get the chance to proceed to second reading. For this session of Parliament, one private member's bill is expected to be drawn out of the approximately 400 introduced. Mr. McTeague admits the odds are long but maintains the effort is still worthwhile. "The symbolism is as important as the attempt itself," he says. "You have a young Member of Parliament who disagrees with the Food drive support up, but donations down DURHAM — It's been a tough start to spring for the Daily Bread Food Bank in Durham. Only 48.814 pounds of food were collected by Daily Bread in the region during its recent Easter food drive. Thais down from last fall's food collection, which brought in 62-594 pounds. and the spring 1993 drive. when 67.618 pounds were donated. Over the entire greater Toronto area. about 1.3 million pounds of stop ! nMBjNAT1a food were donated to Daily Bread. LU10, o,i a FILMV • compared to 1.4 million pounds ina95, .:. spring of 1993. and 1.8 million the _$26 Z6 year before. This year's spring tonal rich should be enough to provide bele to , —oodl 175.000 families. The good news is that Daily S,,jjzmi_e_� Bread wrapped up its 1994 drive with a record number of voimneers, s ... indicative of growing public OF. support. During the eighth annual - • Easter collection, volunteers oonaiburood a record 20.474 harms of Lif e time across the greaser Tornected erto area d F A survey at selfire halls O O showcxi that. of the 365 food drive donors asked, 90 per cent were rgx:at cotttributo s. The Daily Bread food drive includes Metra Toram. York. Peel IF and Durban. excluding Pickenng. �NSPE where the food dropped off at frre halls and grocery stores goes duectly to the SL Pauls -on -the -bill ' food bank. Durham's food banks draw off supply stored at Daily Bread's Toronto warehouse as needed. WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCO" Blom eq. Lays, Bhte Jays &otters WIN Pay Cash at Face V" Car Bruce, Sn 4W Ext W SFAMqww=-Mmft� CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Slone Martager's Sale, sale prices end Sunday, April 17, 1994' Ayer, page 4, the palozzo pants for =9.99 will not be available. 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Loving mother of Carl and his wife, Lois, of New Mexico, USA; and Norman. Dear Grandma of Celeste, John, Julie, Donna and Jason. Sister of Bill Davidson, Albert Davidson and the late Flora Hayes, Hedley Davidson, Mary Palmateer and Archie Davidson. Aunt and special friend of Nancy Maillet and her daughters, Tasha and Candice. Friends will be received Sunday, April 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Accettone Funeral Home, 384 Finley Ave., Ajax, 428-9090. Service in the chapel on Monday at 3 p.m. Cremation. In ' lieu of flowers, donations to Aiax and Pickering General Hospital would be appreciated. RASMUSSEN, Karl — At Ajax and Pickering General Hospital on Thursday, April 14, 1994. Karl Rasmussen, husband of Inger. Father of Kristian and his wife, Susan. A private family service was held. Donations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. Funeral arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, 428- 8488. SPENCE, Kenneth — On April 13, 1994 at Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. Ken, beloved father of Beverly and Ivan Grose (Oshawa MP), Frank, Kenneth and Bill. Grandfather of Jeffery Wayne Smith. Brother of Kathleen Reid and Joseph McCarthy. Uncle of six. Mass will be held on Saturday, April 16 at St. John the Evangelist Church, 903 Giffard St., Whitby. Please call the Accettone Funeral Home, 428-9090, for time of mass. Interment at Resurrection Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Ajax and Pickering General Hospital's Make Room for Baby campaign would be appreciated. Coupon s%50° Value WINDSHIELD REPLACEMENT SW DEDUCTISL-E - $25 CASH SACK H SNOP WORK ONLY $ASEO ON _ NVSURANCE MA7ES • - LEAVE ALL THE DETAILS TO IIS oft a. -W 1 E r•r,•t* A/►sArwwr, Awer.r GALL FOR AN APP004TUENT FREE PILI[ -UP 1 DELIVERY 860 BROCK RD. S. UNIT 1, PICKERING 837-7819 _ -=-��wApn1 savings on Compa .". r 1 r - - - ' - - - - . 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different printers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can- 1 yr. $70 GIVE US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nighdine - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 hdosource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Saks 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 i rue icauct N They go above and beyond what's expected of them. We're talking about those students who give up precious free time to help foster school spirit — working behind the scenes to ensure all students have a prom, yearbook, pep rallies and other events to look forward to and cherish for years to come. They're students who recognize the challenges faced by others but work hard to ease those challenges. Like Pickering High School's Jason Larkin, who helps wheelchair students transfer from buses and helps them prepare for class. And Jennifer Kennedy of Dunbarton High School, who helped organize a toy and food drive to ensure needy families weren't forgotten at Christmas. Thev're students who set new challenges for themselves by taking on extra work when many do just enough to get by. Like Laura Coulis of St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School, who won top honors in a provincial Law Day essay -writing contest after spending weeks researching the Young Offenders Act. While these students don't seek a pat on the back, we applaud those schools and organizations which recognize their efforts. We tip our hat to the Durham Board of Education and its teachers' union for hosting Student Recognition Night every year to honor those who help make their schools a better place. We're proud to recognize these students and hope they provide inspiration to all. And, it's nice to know that when all you seem to bear about are kids who are carrying weapons to school, terrorizing others and committing ghastly crimes at young ages, that in our own backyard lies a _-_•-- ._.e -e ...,.., ,., hove �c enmr►rrn%W,r leadrrs The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the edits on topical issues, amuoversial matters and anytt ng else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and io withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your fall name, address and phone number for our information. Eley dMb not exceed one and a half pages in length, typed, dou Me Spaced. '!be News Adverti9er 171 n+acrckd newspritat VPUPIL WRITES Expel students with weapons To the editor, In my opinion, school expulsion is the best idea any school board has ever had as means of controlling students who bring weapons to school. This way kids won't start being violent at an early age, and other kids will feel safe. If a student brings some kind of dangerous weapon onto school grounds and uses it or tries to use it against another student, they should realize the consequences that will face them in later years. If they start at an early age, surely at a later age they will end up in jail or worse. They are bound to get into trouble. Students will probably take it seriously and maybe they will understand and know what they are up against. By removing the bad influences from our school, we are keeping other students from being harmed. Also, we are keeping students from being influenced or intimidated by students carrying dangerous weapons. We will be stopping students from injuring other students or teachers. If school expulsions are undertaken, we will allow students to work, play and learn in a safe environment. Jessica Blair ase 10, Ajax F5 -� Wrecked by a memory � From the editor's desk A press release on seat belts that crossed my desk this ween brought back memories of a trip to the wrecking yarI was about seven years old, and on a warm sunny afternoon my father took me to what could best be described as an orphanage for old and wrecked nuu mobi es. We strolled up and down the lanes, looking at everything from cars crumpled up like accordions to balf-ton tracks without doors. I remember mibling on popcorn while examining the wrecks. Although the severity of damage to the autos varied, many had something in common. There was a hole in their windshields, about two-thirds of the way up, about the size of a grapefruit "What are those holes from?" I remember asking my dad. ��"Beads," he replied bluntly.//, Instandy, I began to choke on my popcorn. He didn't Ver have fo say another word. Although young at the time, I sensed that I was in more than a wracking yard, I was ?the QQ/abograveyard,of3oM- A _ .AA. .D.K► I walked b ck to car, my stroll in the sunshine It was a had swallow, at that age, fo imagine peoples bodies catapulting into their windshields. Since that day, I've never travelled in a vehicle without my seatbelt on. Twice, it has kept my head intact. On Sunday, police begin their seatbelt crackdown until the end of April. Tbey'll be bolting for motorists and passengers who aren't budded up. rut always on the lookout for such people. Adults who don't buckle up are just toying with danger. Parents who don't make sure their kids are buckled up are abusive. It's these types of people I look for. My look of scan and the shake of my bead may not sbame anyone into buckling up their kid. But a mass dose of stares by eoncerned'motorists might do the trick. Give it a try and don't wary about feeling foolish — any parent who puts the car info drive without buckling up their children should be the one who feels foolish. Not everyone is going to have a trip to a wracking yard and gain a lasting impression on what happens to People who are in wrecks and weren't wearing their seatbelts. But, if you don't buckle up, or buckle up occasionally, it might be worth your time to go and have a look at what happens to your head ... when you don't -use it. The Teen Town committee was made up of, in front from left, Amelia Tukker, Geraldine Adams and Vanna Scott and, in back, Ray Gilchrist, Jeff Booth, Jack Brown, Jim Breckenridge and John Ford. i .fV �i I•.��.et,�.. e•7,�r?Je !�✓� Jr1 J.'el { 4 THE NEWS ADVESMSER SUNDAY, AFRM 17, 1"11-rAGL' Trip down memorylane FROM PAGE 1 never advertised that. We went to a home, knock on the door and say `here's some matey.' We gave out thousands over the years,,. she says. Two off-duty policemen were at each dance to make sure no one got out of hand. "If someone was drunk and got past the police, we went to the police and said `check on so and so.' There was no favoritism. If it was a friend, you reported him." A group of 13 organized the dances, but as the 1960s rolled around, the members "all sort of went and got married" and the dances "sort of just disbanded.,, Also, in the '60s "teens wanted live bands and they didn't dance. They sat and watched the band. It was a new era" Grits only party to take Ontario through `90s: election hopeful AJAX-PICKERING — Even comes in the form of their vote," Joe Dickson and Pickering's though the next provincial election says Mr. Pacione. "I want to George Khouri in announcing their could be more than a year away, encourage people to exercise their interest in the Liberal nomination. potential candidates are already rights by becoming part of the gearing up for the race. system, and thereby generating the Joe Pacione of Pickering has answers that will benefit each and declared his candidacy for the every one of us and our families." Liberal nomination in Mr. Pacione is a member Durham West, the seat of the Pickering Airport currently heli by the NDP's Advisory Committee, vice - Jim Wiseman- president of TAXCOPA Mr. Pacione maintains in (Taxpayers' Coalition of a press release the Liberal Pickering and Ajax), vice - party is the only feasible� president of the Pickering - choice to take Ontario Ajax Italian Social Club, an `9 through the 0s and make Ontario English Catholic changes to the Joe Teachers Association union parliamentary system to Pacione representative, and a ensure MPPs can better member of the Knights of represent their constituents and Columbus, Theatre Durham, the community. Durham Horticultural Society and lie feels "very strongly about' the the Durham chapter of Amnesty provincial government's social International. contract and it-, effect on Ontario. Mr. Pacione, 41, has been a • He also wants to fid solutions teacher with the Metro separate to the Brock West dump problem school system for 17 years and and the overall employment and once ran as the Liberal candidate economic situation, particularly in for Scarborough West, where he Durham West. lived before moving to Pickering. "In a democratic system, people I le's married with two children. need to recognize the power that Mr. Pacione joins Ajax resident IDliku ➢ L27IND A 3DR —1% lumen. DilMD23 Pnomm TRAomoNAL suwnt a cnew►Ttoa SEFNIC s a -ME DUO" PLAW a Nome Sr. Doone, bunwillift S W or 0 .�. . s..r�.. row.,.00mw • Trouport~ d We Dec@=W IICIIl�S:. mnaiMon • &6*md CeavaWn or &wiet con �i�er snOCK Ror►o c�i�, r�oulrttEs w�c�lu �ar.ottw.rw•••+••� maw" Ntcfa!~se� . WM lows .Roofs . sof • Fascia • Eavestronglts •Porch Enclosures • Emrance Systems CALL TODAY FOR SEASONAL SPECIALS CARROLL H ME IMPROVEMENTS 420-4880 906 Brock Rd. S., Pickering 1.800.65.0993 The reunion is being held Saturday, May 7, from 8 pm. to 1 a m , in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre and tickets are $20 per person. A disc jockey will play the music of era. There will also be a cash bar. Proceeds will go to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. Call Mrs. Davidson at 683-3369 or Pat and Jack Brown at 6834926 for tickets. ..i:-s;>::{.rte,{.i:..v/. /. ,rte f �� mss,' ,;. ry! a1r:-; fu^,r8-1-1 .%l/ weeks for IRweeks for $;as A Special Worth Repeating �EVE�IV NILS Expires l�igf�LossCl April 24/94 WHERE EACH GIRL IS AN INDIVIDUAL Founded in 1874, Trafalgar Castle School is committed to preparing young women for the pursuit of excellence. This Independent Boarding & Day School Offers: • a challenging academic program from Grade 7 to University entrance (95% of graduates go on to post -secondary studies). • individual attention in small classes by dedicated faculty (average 12 students per class). • a safe and secure 10 acre campus for resident & day students and located 45 minutes from downtown Toronto by GO train or car. • a full sports program, drama, art, debating, vocal & instrumental music, etc. • limited bursary funds available • daily shuttle service for students to and from Whitby GO Station. PLEASE COME & MEET US ON INFORMATION DAY - SAT., APRIL 23 A A 10:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. For further information or a copy of our video or a brochure contact: Trafalgar Castle School 401 Reynolds St., Whitby LIN 3W9 (905) 668-3358 - - 'AG)&,i THE NM Abd SDKY, AMM IT, 9-M ' ♦ HEALTH use centre ex Substance ab ands p By Chris Bovie DURHAM STAFF DURHAM - Oshawa General Hospital celebrated a different kind of "Rae Day" this week. Ontario Premier Bob Rae announced that the OGH's Pinewood Centre, a substance abuse centre which serves Durham Region, will receive $500,000 to expand its detoxification service. The announcement was made at the Oshawa hospital Thursday afternoon. The premier was in Oshawa all day and had earlier discussions with hospital officials about the OGH expansion, the proposed cancer treatment, as well as Pinewood. Pinewood, which has been operational for over 25 years, will now be increasing the number of detox beds from four to 20, which will enable the admittance of women for the fast time. It will also allow Pinewood to serve up to 1.500 people each year. Pinewood includes additional community clinics in Ajax -Pickering. Port Perry and Bowmanville. Premier Rae stressed. during his speech, that substance abuse is a "huge burden" on the Province and families. "Substance abuse costs as as the Province. according to the latest figures, over S9 -billion a year." he said_ "'Ibat's about half the size of the entire :iealth care budget for the province." Last year over 5,000 people dropped in at the crisis intervention office says Dr. Brian McLatchie. "Durham has been under serviced. - Dr. McLatchie stated about the number of detox beds. "Four beds for males is just not enough. He also stated that to this date if a women in Durham needs detoxification she would have to go to either Kingston. Barrie or Toronto. The premier also addressed the issue of the social contact and the `pay -freeze." sacrifice made by over one mullion people working in the public sector. I want each and everyone of you to know, that you are maivng a ■ Income taxes are all we do. ■ We have more experienced _. preparers than anyone in the business. sacrifice and I know it," the premier said. "Your province knows it and appreciates it. 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In January of last year, the ovine announced it wanted to set ide more than 45 square kilometres 1,400 acres) to create the Rouge Work on a management plan for park began last year and should be npleted soon. The fish came from a `hatchery' in rkey Point. southwest of Simcoe, for culture centre meets AJAX-PICKERING - An umbrella group of arts organizations pushing for a cultural centre in Ajax will meet later this month. Organizer Margaret Hughes says any individuals or representatives of arts -oriented associations, such as theatre, dance or musical groups, are welcome. Ms. Hughes, a member of Theatre Durham, and representatives from several other performing arts groups addressed Ajax council on April 5, requesting the Town use some of its federal - provincial -municipal infrastructure program funds to build a cultural centre. 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AEROBATHON: Mademoiselle Spa. corner of Westney Rd. and Fairall St.. Ajax. holds its second annual Dance for Heart aeroh9bon beginning at 9:30 am. Proceeds from the three-hour workout go to the Ontario Henn and Sm*e Foundation. All welcome. 427-2977 (Chantale). MONDAY APRII.l8 STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic Society meets the first and third Monday of each month at 7 pm. in Room 1 10 of Ajax High School. Bayly St. east of Harwood Ave.. Ajax. 839-8363 (Ray). STORYTIAtE: A special Bods with Bird storytime program for children three to five years of age. slxms red by the Pickering Public Litr . begins at 10:30 am. at the Pickering Town Centre. Mrs. Dean and her puppet. Bind share stories with the aujite'n. Caregivers and younger children may sit in. 831- 6873. SNtoKERS: The Durham Region Lung Aasociaion holds a fire wedriv support group for smokers at any stage of quitting every Monday from 7 to 9 p-mat the PHI Centre. 40 King St_ W _ Sure 300.Oshawa 436 -1046 - TEN -NIS: The Rosebannik Tennis Club holds registration from 7:30 to 9 pm. at Rosebenk Public Scboot. Rasebank and Torrtievaie Rods.. Pickering. Family foe S20.509- '1373. SINGERS: The Jean McDonald Singers have openings for tenors. basses, ch&ten and teens for fugue shows and a sti m mer musical theatre program for children. Dancers also welcome. 837-2611 (]can) cc 839- 1309 (Manna) for rebtarsal time and _ location_ GARDEN: The Ajax Gar+dett Club meets at 8 pm. at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Branch 322, 111 Hunt SL, Ajax. Gordon Wick will speak on pruning shrubs and trees. 683-1463. ADOPTEES: The Post -Reunion Adoption Support Croup for adults meets 7:30 to 9 pm. at the main branch of the Ajax Public library. corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. All birth relatives welcome. 428-9322 (Lynda). BOATING: Frenchman's Bay Power & Sail Squadron offers short programs for boaters at West Hill Collegiate (Morningside Ave.. just north of Lawrence Ave.) from 7 to 9 pm. 'Boat Pro' features information on safe boating techniques and boating la -*s. ' Boat Wise' is a safety course for children aged eight to 12. Both cores., run concurrently for four e,.rni ngs. Other dates are April 20. IS and 27. S.'5.428-0956. GERIATRICS: The Gerontological Nursing Association bolds a general meeting at i pm. at Extmdicare Nursing Home, 82 Park Rd. N_ Oshawa 668-8530. TLTF,SDAY, APRIL 19 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning SC�' Discussion Group meets at 9:30 am at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre. 46 Exeter Rd. A member of the South Pickering Amateur Radio Club discusses barn radios. 683-7799 (Louise). FEAR: The Free From Fear Foundation meets from 7 to 9 pm. at the YIPACE Centre. 1400 Bayly SL. Unit 15A_ Pickering. next to the GO station Its for people who suffer from panic arracks, fear. phobias or anxiety. Meetings are the first and thud Tuesday of cacti month. 831- 38n. %1ff1TRS: The Ajax Writers Group. TALES. meets from 7 to 9 pmL at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, roarer of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. 427-2682- BLOOD 27-2682BLOOD DONOR: The A_* - IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE am] k so ri'momilla go TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS NO CHARGE CONSULTATION KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE ism nVo on Rd. 210 Contatrrners Rd. 107 KeM St Sulfa 210 Suite 204 WM" WMiowdsN L19-011 011 49144 4304800 SENIOR CITIZENS ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO A HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave. #13 Ajax, Onwb Establisind,9M 683-9725 Picketing branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society holds a Wood donor clinic from 1 to 8:30 pm. at St. Bernadette Church, caner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St„ Ajax. 420-3383. DLSABII.I'fIF.B: The Invisible Disability Support Group meets at 7 p.m. at 947 Adelaide Ave. E.. Oshawa It's for parents of children with ADD, ADHD, social, emotional or behavioral problems. All welcome. 436-7706 (Nancy), 623-5414 (Lou) or 623-6490 (Kareri)- CRICKET: The Ajax Cricket Club hosts an orientation night for potential new members at its clubhouse (comer of Monarch Ave. and Ciements Rd.) from 8:30 to 10 p.m. No initiation fees will be charged to new members who join the club between April 19 and April 30.428-7.170 or 245-8618 (Anwer Omar). LA LECHE: The La Lecke League of Ajax holds a meeting at 7:45 pm. It offers information and support for mothers wishing to breastfeed. 683- 6188 for meeting location. HANDICAPPED: The Oshawa & District Handicap Club holds its HIGH EFFICIENCY AIR CONDITIONING dt HEATING W .rN...�w tE cEss P4 temiMtMM vtll\/ E RSAZ TKCUMIAstaL� sr�tttt�ttmrtuwwtn w+tlet goons wttttUW= i AWAW�eNcetar H.V.A.C. SYSTEMS 0 MIaTiff 10, UM 6 0WAWA i YI WW" (90516160011 Iva - ('90S) 4016166 �cv��ide to conrer"itjo evert8 monthly social at 6 pm. at 683 Glen St., Oshawa. Pizza dinner and l� movie. New memuers wexx=. 686-0377. I "e I From reading to math. 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Markus Templer, 18, and Kevin Lynch, 18, both members of the Pickering Recreation Complex Squash Club, will push their skills to the limit during a Squash-A- Thon at the complex's squash courts on Sunday, April 24. On that day, the Dunbarton Nigh School students will start playing squash at 9 a.m. and stay on the courts for 10 consecutive hours until 7 p.m. to raise money for the trip to the Canadian National Junior Squash Championships in Kamloops. B.C. May 3 to 7. Lynch notes the two, both ranked in the top 16 in Canada in the boys' under -19 category, "are looking to raise enough money to pay for our flights. We're not sure how much that will take. Lynch and Templer are accepting sponsorship for every hour on the courts. The event will also serve as a good opportunity for area squash players to beat the champs. Templer is currently the number - one player on the squash club's men's 'A' division ladder, while Lynch is the second -ranked player. They'll take on all comers during the marathon squash event. "Anyone who wags to play us during the 10 hours can come to the complex," says Lynch. So far, the current squash season has proven successful for the two. Templer and Lynch teamed up to place third in the North American Squash Doubles Championship at the Toronto Racquet Club in January. Individually, Lynch recently captured top spot at the Toronto Cricket Club Squash Tournament, while Templer has finished near the top at four tournaments he's entered this year. It's the second year they've competed at nationals. In 1993 in Calgary, both placed in the top 16 in a tough field of competitors in the under -19 division. This year, Lynch says, they're both gunning for top -14 finishes. Templer and Lynch thank complex program co-ordinator Bram Wittenberg for donating the squash courts for the day. If you can sponsor the pair in their quest to get to the nationals, call Lynch at 831-3874 or Templer at 839-5222. Adult soccer players sought for leave AJAX - The Ajax Adult Recreational Soccer Club is looking for new players for the upcoming outdoor season. The league runs for approximately 20 weeks from early Jure until be October. Cost is $70 per player before May 1. The regisuation fee rises to S80 after May 1. Call the Ajax Warriors Soccer Club at 683-0740 cr Phil at 427-2-591. ,mleddiriys 'Pti"ings nieddings �L1,ERY 539 • Photography • Hall Decorating • Floral Design • Invitation Services Wedding Vu(eos 539 Kingston Rd. W. 619-1214 BeAft for sprbg IM WeJdings 'W"(&wp W"Wugs ,, I kM 1F ~� , S•' 1'tiv ' t SUNDAY BRUNCH 11:30.20 09.95 nouns 112 PIN= oit FEN Gartlea GL Wood Products Expy the advantage of baving ,your solid wood furniture designed and built witb a personal Mac& • Bedroom suites • buffet/butches • Harvest table • Wall units • Entenainment unit,, Built to suit your needs 427-3142 Pickering Recreation Complex staffer Olga Labaj tosses a squash ball between Pickering national hopefuls Kevin Lynch, left, and Markus Templer. The duo has organized a Squash-A-Thon in an effort to pay their expenses to nationals in B.C. photo by A.J. Groen V_tlllr__l_i1J Wanderers men split exhibition games with Yeomen AJAX-PICKERING - Ajax Wanderers men's rugby teams split exhibition games with the Yeomen Rugby Club in Toronto Saturday. The Wanderers fust team ioa 16-9 to the defending league and cup champs. Stewart Dobbs kicked three penalties in the losing cause for Ajax. Meanwhile, the Wanderers second team posted a 15-0 victory over the Yeomen sectinds. Kyle Nichols led the way with a try. a convert and a penalty. Brett Hayhurst added a try. Members of the Ajax Wanderers' Learns reside in both Ajax and Pickering. 0�7 The Canadian women's rugby team suffered a loss in its first-round game against Wales at the Women s World Cup of Rugby in Edinburgh, Scotland Monday. The result was an 11-3 defeat at the hands of the Welsh. The 26 -member Canadian squad, which includes six members of the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club. metKazakhstan (a former Russian republic) in the second - round march Friday. after our press deadline. The World Cup, which runs from April 10 to 24. features 12 of the top rugby -playing countries in the world. Canada placed fifth overall in the last edition of the event in Wales in 1991. Sandra Muller. Helen Russell, Laurie Lundy, Joanne Gartkwr. Jen Ross and Annette Shiels are all Wanderers' play a rN on the national team. :Gartlea Wood Products - building furniture to suit your needs When it comes to saving money, there are definite tricks -of the trade. Smart shoppers do their best to save. Gartlea Wood Products is in the business of building solid wood custom furniture. But because owner Alan Wilson deals with no middle men, keeps his profits low and volume high, you could say that a part of his business is to help people save money as well. Gartlea Wood Products, operating for the past two years, was formed on the premise of dealing directly with the consumer. Alan specializes in custom orders and has no big warehouse or showroom, which, he says, all add up to increase the price the customer pays. As a custom outlet, the furniture builder gives the customer exactly what he or she wants. Sometimes clients come in with pictures and know just what their needs are; other times it requires a collaboration of minds, for Alan to know about the person's preferences. For just over a year Ganlea has been located at 109 Old Kingston Rd., Unit 11. Alan says he has low overheads, with very little stock on hand, and has no big warehouse to maintain. His machines are in the basement of his modest shop, and on the main level, where customers can watch projects in progress, he does the assembly and finishing. "I like the style of building that was done years ago," Alan says. "I try to repeat that in my work as much alTwc items built by�r possible." cornea. ;• He uses no plywood or veneers, and you'll always find dovetailed - side and solid wood bottoms in;: the drawers he builds. Although there are some things Alan particularly likes to build, he says, "What I'm happiest wi is knowing that when the customer leaves, he has taken part in the design of his item and that he gets exactly what he wants, not what someone has available, or what is on the shop floor." If you are considering buying any type of solid wood furniture, call Gartlea Wood Products before making your final decision. During February, you'll receive a 15% discount - and you're assured that you'll get the highest quality built into the product you want, for your personal needs. Call Alan at 427 -3142. - Beverly McFarlane Serving Your Favorite Mm ted t tears is DRAFT ON TAP ENTERTAINMENT TRADITIONAL FARE 683-9353 IN THE COURTYARD k 109 old langstoe Fund. A nnrti m - i AGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVZWMER SUNDAY* APRIL 17,19" ♦MOTOCROSS Local riders dominate Barclay Mines events AJAX-PICKERING - Local motocrossers left the opposition in the lust during the Barclay Mines Motocross event north of Pickering on ;unday. More than 300 riders from across Ontario competed in the Canadian dotorcycle Association -sanctioned event. Pickering's Clayton Irwin placed first in the intermediate 250cc class. :ristina Sundal. competing in the ladies' class, finished in top spot. Her ather. Ernie Sundal, took third place in the veteran class. Ajax's Chuck Guy placed second in the over -30 class. Mitchell Snook vas third in the peewee 50cc class. Lee Moffit finished third in the 125 cc A' class. Claremont's Randy Simpson was second in the over -25 class, while 'aul Carson, also of Claremont, finished second in the ATV pro class. Motocross racing returns to Pickering for the summer series of racing >n July 17. wit SEE WHAT DURHAM REGION HAS TO OFFER. Visit the Town of Pickering & Pickering Museum Village Booths at the Pickering Flea Market. Location: Metro East ?rade Centre (North Hall) Date: Sunday, April 17th ' Demonstrations' Displays' Entertainment' ' Fitness staff ' Program Information' ' Event Listings' Pickering Public Library' * Recreation Complex' Membership Discount Information' For more information call Tina at 420-4621 fR�JIService aric 'You're invited to receive a no -cost examination of your Mazda car or Uu& technicians will provide ,an expert diagnosis of your vehicle's reliability and performance. CaN now and reserve yotw appomhnent at okwnvtcfiw- APRIL 18 - APRIL 22 k ma%Da M: R Ta THE BAHxI Fmm FRoM A -Z ri HIMRY Human history is evolutionary, leading people through successive stages of social organization, eeqq w. ent to infancy, childhood, adolesoenee and maturity. We stand at the threshold of maturity, the unification of the entire human race. 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AVAILABLE) 20% OFF SME of • WEDDING INVITATIONS -UNIQUE WEDDING GUEST BOOKS 15% OFF Many More IN-STORE SPECIALS. 666-8689 1031/4 MARY ST. (Pearson Lanes), Whitby To distribute your flyer to all of Ajax and Pickering or specific geographical areas call Debbie Burns, at 6835110, Advertiser Ndws - 1 -.11 1 P. SWIMMING Top efforts achieved by young club members at Newcastle PICKERING - A team of 16 swimmers from the Pickering Swim Club travelled to a swim meet in Newcastle recently. All team members placed in the top six in at least one event and most improved their personal best times. In the eight -and -under category, Elissa Lumby came away once again with the overall high -point score. She swept her five events with first -place finishes in all. The nine -and -10 -year-old boys and girls swam their way to a number of first -place finishes. Megan Shanks grabbed second place for the overall high points score by placing first in three of her five events. Lauren O'Kane ended the meet with a second, two fifths and a sixth-place finish in her events. Lauren Campbell placed third and fourth, and Lenita Leufkens captured a fifth -place finish. David Walkington came away with a first and three third-place finishes. Josh Vanderheijden had a great outing, placing first, third, fourth and fifth in his events. Andrew Barwell captured fourth, fifth and sixth- place finishes. Pickering swimmers in the I1 -and -12 age group achieved super results with Alex Rae placing second and fifth in her events. Mark Thornton had two first -place finishes as well as a third-place result. Brandon Ellis was fourth and fifth in his events. Adam Graham finished second in two events and was also fourth. Lee Smith placed first and third in his seents. The boys' 200 -metre relay team consisting of Brandon Ellis, Adam Graham, Lee Smith and Mark Thornton posted an outstanding first -place finish. In the 13 -and -14 age group, Colin Chan finished with a second, two third-place finishes, two fourth -place finishes and a sixth in his sevents. Dylan Taylor competed in his first meet for Pickering. .Call Al Rivett with sports results. 683-5110, fax 683-7363 Sun Life's Top Quartile Agents Earn- $141,300 Have you been a top performer in everything you have done? if so, then consider this fact On average, the top 25 percent of Sun life's financial services representatives with five or more years in the business earned 5141,300 in 1993. Learn mote about how to tum your top performance track record into a Sun Life succeu 1story.. Attend our one hour Greer Opportunity Seminar at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday. April 19, As space is limited, we ask that you register in advance. Just all or Fax us your name and ime dayttelephone number on or before April 1 ft. We'll all you to confirm your anendance on the 19th. The Manager 912-305 Milner Ave., Scarborough, ON. Tel: 416 298-6700 Fax: 416 298-6226 wo • Portraits rL W;AQr– — OF TR SAYABLE WHEN PORTRAITS ARE TAKEN NO �:HARGE =7R ADOrTIONAL iUBJE"'� fox ro. o0yernxo ,a:ts a, 4 cnoKe of DacaSro�nd Y.w., ,y"_ �or�e a.00s we¢rrea AdC�•.onpi �,� ,a,� •�. . • ONLY .otrond p«*co collect", III_ 95 Tnr he �u-oe 7 4:: miiiuA �tlt�ii r. LI. oovar:yea colkcnom De' � �!!1t�lllt�lllljJ�� am y but omW oro yr wast �.. �ornoa vzes opp.o.-+cre Hurry, Now No Charge For Additional Subjects! THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN S DAYS Tues. - Sat. 10 A.M. - 7 PM. PICKERING (Kingston Road) PO E Durham,West Girls' Hockey Association Inc. 1994/1995 Girls' Hockey Registration Spring Registration for 1994/1995 Season at both locatliom Pickering Complex Foyer & Ajax Cominuinity Centre Saturday, April 16th 10:00 am to 1:00 pm Monday, April 18th 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Wednesday, April 20th 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm Limited Spaces - First Paid is Fust In CAW 839-5745 for further details The Town of Ajax Ringette Association wOl hold the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Sunday, April 24,1994 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Ajax Community Centre The agenda will include, Executive Committee final reports, nominations and elections for the 1994/1995 Season plus general business. Please' show your support by attending. THE NZWS ADVE>rr=M SUNDAY, AMM 17.191I4 -PAM IS BIG MAN'S o� LET BIG & TALL CLOTHING AT DISCOUNT PRICES nl&- 1111ALife FACTORY AFFA Atli I- S A SECOND SPRING 1994 COURSES: LI.N.C. UNGUAGE I.NSTRUCTION FOR BASIC NVA'COMERS TO CANADA LM.LT. LABOUR MARKET LANGUAGE LNTER.MEDIATE TRAINING *COMPUTER TRAINING LNCLUDED DATE: APRIL 25 START DATE FOR L.M.LT. XNE (T.B.A.) START DATE FOR L.I.N.C. TIME: 9:00 AM - 2:45 PM CALL 686-2661 NOW FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION AND ASK FOR JOAN WATSON CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT THE ADULT LEARNING CENTRE AT 816 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING. I. PLEASE CALL 603891 FOR MORE AMIRMATION SPONSORED BY THE M USTRY OF EDUCATION AND DOWRATION CANADA ADULT LNAltM Villuf M an". 1112>, ROAD • 4, WHrM+S ROAD E30T HWY . 41 1AYLY STU" PLEASE CALL 603891 FOR MORE AMIRMATION SPONSORED BY THE M USTRY OF EDUCATION AND DOWRATION CANADA .•.mac—. .�.:. . _. _ . _ ._ _-,_�_ _ _ rA4L lr 1 aL S\LAD AL�.'J[i LIS.R OVAi/lfl, ffrl►iL a r, ■ter • _ + '. , i .. ri.f.I.r�.... .. �� r f`- - a4.r�� 1 I I I • a . \ .. �I. I.I y.I.�I .. .yt ,,rrlrl•t�. Ray'Buck Harris marks special milestones Name Dropping HE Welcome to Name Dropping. And, like many News Advertiser readers, we're pulling for the Toronto Maple Leafs as they enter the Stanley Cup playoffs. Go Leafs Go! Once again, we have plenty of happy occasions in the lives of Ajax and Pickering residents to celebrate this week. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride... Z) R a y B u c k ' Harris of Ajax had had in a n y reasons to s m i l e recently. He celebrated his 60th birthday April 3 and Ray and his wife Patricia mark their 35th anniversary on April 18. Love and lots of hugs and kisses from daughter Lori, son Ray Jr., ,-- daughter- i n - I a w L o r i - Lynn and grandson Scott. :1D❑ March 26 was an e x t r a an appreciation of each other's viewpoints. Donna is the editor of the Ajax High yearbook and is currently involved in lacrosse and tennis at the school. DDD A very special little girl turned four April 11. Wishing Emma Hughes of Ajax a happy birthdav with lots of love were iilommy, grandma and her many uncles. aunts and cousins. DDD Kathryn Huntington of Ajax turned three on March 27 with best wishes from daddy and mommy, big brother Matthew, grampa and gramma C., nanny and poppa H. The birthday girl, mommy, daddy, family and friends send out early birthday wishes to her big brother Matthew who turns five on May 12. DDD A family writes: "Truly an angel. Tiffany Stovanovski celebrates her. first birthday on Tuesday, April 19. To help our little beauty celebrate her birthday is big brother Timothy, nana, grandpa, baba, Dedo, lots of friends and, of course, mommy and daddy Happy birthday. Emma Hughes Kathryn and Matthew Huntington Bill Grainger and VanKa Saran Lordy. Lordy, look who's 401 Barbara Cawley of Sturgeon Crt.. Pickering, celebrated her fourth decade on the planet on April 16. Many best wishes and condolences from her friends on Sturgeon Crt. Bill Grainger and Vanita Saran will be joined in holy matrimony on Oct. 15. The happy couple announced their Ray (Buck) Harris and Patricia Harris special day for the Fernandes family of Pickering. T b e y happily completed a year in Canada and also moved in to their new home on Beochlawn Dr. Family and friends wish them happiness and success in the Staff at Canada Employment Centres from Cobourg to Pickering paid tribute to area manager R.A. (Bob) Lothian —� of Hills Rd., Ajax recently. Mr. Lothian was presented a commemorative medal from the Government of Canada by Oshawa CEC manager of operations John Plre. The medal is given to a person who has made a significant contribution to their fellow citizens, their community, or to Canada. Mr Plue said. "The conditions for receipt of this award have been met by Mr. Lothian. During his more than 20 years of public service be has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the welfare of staff, clients and community... Suffice to say, he has earned the respect of his subordinates, peers, superiors and the community and we congratulate him on receipt of the honor." 0❑O Bradley Dormledy turned nine on April 15. "Happy birthday, love mom, dad and Jillian." 000 The Fernandes farrtdy 000 Grade 12 student Donna P l o o a r d returned from a one-week workshop in journalism and communications in Ottawa as a representative of Ajax High S c h o o l. Approximately 120 students were selected from schools across Canada to promote better understanding of the different regions and to build gar- Tiffany Stoyanovski Donna Pbomtd and Ajax MO teacher Gaty Lafoy RA (Bob) Lothian sweetheart". ❑oo Jeremy Cassidy turned one on March 21. The Cassidys celebrated the special occasion with a family party. "Love and happiness" from mom and dad. 000 Stevea Matthew Tunstead o f Pickering turned two on April 15 and mom K16Y DOrmedy and dad threw a party for their "little man" on April 16. There to help Steve celebrate were great- 6tramma, all his grandparents, Steven Matthew Tu nsteed his many aunts and uncles and all of his cousins. SpecW birthday wishes from mommy, daddy, big sister Danielle and Hooch. 00❑ engagement on April 9. D :13 The members �f Preceptor Epsilon Gamma uish to extend t h e i r congratulations to the recently - elected 1994-95 executive. Ann Wragg is p r e s i d e n t; Charlene Trimm, first vice- president; Lynne Storey, second vice-president; Valerie Pilgrim, treasurer; Brenda Byron, recording secretary; Nancy L o g a a, corresponding secretary; Pam McLean, area c o u n c i l representative; and Joann Templeton, alternate area -c o u n c i l representative. 000 That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683-5110, fax 683-7363, or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, US 2H5. The deadline for submissions 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 announce, call the classified advertising department at 683-5110. Za � GOLF SEC'T'ION ' 94 0 look great itrther! There's one problem - and one problem only - if you're an avid golfer. The golf season just isn't long enough. But that problem is solved now, because it's golf season time again and course operators and golfers couldn't be happier about it. Golf remains one of the most popular sports in ?worth America, with more than one million golfers teeing up in Ontario alone each year. And there's no doubt that the Dunham Region ranks among the leading golf centers in the province as well, with some of the best courses right here in this area. within a short drive from most Durham homes. In fact there's a lay -out around to fit every golfer's budget and ability. which is one of the reasons that the sport has continued to enjoy growth despite some tough economic times. Private golf clubs used to dominate the golfing scene nearly evervotere in Ontario. But in recent years the trend is definitely moving towards more public courses, or at least towards more liberal membership requirements at most private clubs. A recent survey in the United States, in fact. shows a rise of 60 percent in the construction of new public facilities while private golf course construction is at a virtual standstill. That means a better choice all around for golfers. whether it be with more attractive membership packages or with a better choice (and better quality), of public facilities. Many private clubs have taken on more corporate events and outside tournaments. and some have even opened up their courses to the public on a part-time basis, with specific tee -off times for non-members_ Another new trend is towards the "executive" 18 -hole. par -three circuit. These courses appeal to the more casual golfer, as well as to those who can't spend as long on the course as they'd like (playing time can sometimes be twice as fast on these type of course as compared to a full length. championship course). Throw in a good quality driving range and miniature golf course and you've got the full package family golf center, which is also becoming increasingly popular as the years go by. Still, there are those of us who need the challenge that only a op -flight, demanding 18 hole round can give us. Fortunately there are Golf plenty of opportunities to take advantage of those courses in this area too. Despite a very tough winter, most local courses report that they're in reasonably good shape as the season kicks off, which isn't a minute too soon for the impatient golfer who has been waiting all winter to get the clubs out of the closet One important thing for all golfers to remember at this time of year (regardless of how seriously they take the game). is to take it easy early in the season. Several trips to the driving range should be mandatory on any golfer's agenda. These trips aren't just to work on the swing, which is of course important: they are to make sure those "golf muscles" you haven't used all winter are ready to go for the new season. In fact, the start of the season is probably the best time to do a little special exercising to help your golf game. Golfers who suffer from bad backs rotator cuff injuries, or wrist or neck problems know just how much demand the golf swing puts on these parts of the body. Touring pros now have their own specially designed exercise programs and even if you could never hope to shoot a round like Greg Norman. you should remember to stay in shape for the golf season just like he does. Some simple stretching. stair climbing or light Jogging can work wonders on those stiff muscles throughout the course of the golf season, and there's no better tune to start than right at the start of the season - Your local golf pro can offer some friendly advice in these matters. In fam your golf pro can offer some friendly advice in just about every aspect of your golf game. If you haven't yet gotten to know your loud club pro. then by all means do. He or she can help in every aspect of your game. from choosing the right clubs to coning shots off your game with those expert tips. So everything is ready. The courses are opening up, the club pros are ready to help, and the weather is finally good enough to get out for that first round of the season. Let the games begin. The 16" green at Thunderbird God Club, home to the C.P.G.A. Fall Tour School. Let The Games Begin The golf season has arrived and Taylor and Ruth have alreac started to take advantage of the early opening at Oshawa Airpo Golf Club. 2. Tournament Schedule 4. • Golf Guide 994 - Lakeridge Links Golf Club • Whitevale Golf Club _:Family Kartways 2 For 1 Golf Card Golf's Finest 3. Thunderbird Golf Club Pro Golf "Durham's s ;est Selection of Goff Equ 5 -THE NEWS ADYERMU SUNDAY, APRIL 17,1994 r.aroaaa••4 i31"!rri.iaa Club Selection Is Easy, Choosing Which Course To �Play Is Much More Difficult! Our membership gives you privileges at 3 great courses! 18 VERY CHALLENGING, BEAUTIFULLY MANICURED HOLES. DEER PREMIUM PUBLIC REEK NO TOURNAMENTS GLEN PAR 71 -RATED 71 CEDARS 18 HOLES IN AN ELEGANT, , NATURAL SETTING. T TOURNAMENTS�a��V 1 V WELCOME K UPTO un.ua 100 PEOPLE 18 MATURE, PICTURESQUE HOLES. TOURNAMENTS - _:WELCOME GLEN UP TO CEDARS 200 PEOPLE GOLF nue All 3 courses take reservations up to one week in advanceGWN Ce[ 46 Rt W "VI a GOLF CLUB y 4M. } 7'� (416) 427-7737 l (416) 294-4457 Local Tournaments of Interest Every golf season, there are no shortage of outstanding local events going on at coarses around the area. This summer is no exception • , , , The following is just a partial listing of some of the tournaments and special events going on at courses in the Durham area in the next few months. LAKERIDGE LINKS GOLF CLUB THUNDERBIRD GOLF CLUB Thtrsday, May 5: Ow rio serer Bill Qua dyaM Evert 7bwsdsy, Avpst 4: Saturday. May 28: AMA Tar Event Dtrham Nathuimberlend Junior Tour stop. Tuesday. July 5: any. A0� 10: Dacb Uslimitad (D.U.) Three Man Se wAk Tuesday, August 23: SEATON GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB DA= NordimbarlaudJ1010re111'Op10101111P- week of September 19-22: C.P.G.A. Fall Tar School. Friday, July 15: Meed 2 -Ball htvadmiud 10 - Monday, October 3: Cystic Fibrosis Foundation ChuitY Scrambit Saturday, october 8: Octoberfest Scramble DEER CREEK GOLF'S COUNTRY ESTATES Monday, June 6: Ontmo Golf Association Amateur Zane Qualifying WOLF RUN GOLF CLUB June (date to be announced): The Ross Memorial Hospital Marathon July (date to be announced): Pro -Am Tournament August (date to be announced): Junior invitational PUBLIC Weekdays '30 1 p.m. $25 3 p.m. =20 WELCOWeekends & holidays s35 1 p.m. S30 1 p.m. =25 • Try our new practice range • (Private & group lessons available) • Memberships avail. at 1993 rates • Banquet facilities/Weddings (cap. 200) SENIORS SPECIALS 55 & Over Senior Monday... $20 Fee ... 120 Power Cart Tuesday - Friday s25sawase rxt (.adudmV hokby*) 1428-6321 Hwy. 7, Durham 23, North 2 miles east on Brawtey Rd., Ashburn • Hwy. 12 - Whitby - 4 miles North of Whitby 655-3634 Rides, Restaurant, Menu, Racing Club, New.. ■ Games, Pool Tables, Birthday Pkgs, and many more "New" features. "Lower Prices" AMP Homemade Hamburger, Fries, Coke and 1 Go -Kart Ticket _ 1 I.1 coupon per customer i Per day001 • Subject to change without notice at sole discretion VM this I of Family Kartways offer ;I 1 exptros 1 may 20,194 RM 84whoW911-ad B-vM i a •ined th. t you Wodd e bottl d sp �im� `v�t�-r td - y . Ab 0 MR 0 flow 0 I GE 20 -TRE NEWS ADVERTISER y r What do t R you suppose the founders of Earth Day expected to achieve in 1970 by proclaiming worldwide Jim a Catiry Aberrretlry April 22nd a Co-owners special day' We think their objective was to simply encourage everyone to focus on the environment. Focus r and understand the connection between all aspects of our environment. Perhaps with this understanding. we can make better choices and find solutions to our e%er increasing environmental problems. We remember how our family focused on the water quality concerns in the early 80's and how .A we found a solution. Both of us grew up in small rural towns. The source of our drinking water was ground water. By 1982 we had moved with our two small boys to a community which used Lake Ontario as the source for their drinking water. Since the 70s we had observed growing concerns among the general population about the quality of drinking water. Newspaper. radio and television reports of increased contamination in the Great Lakes were becoming too frequent to ignore_ There appeared to be a genuine threat developing to the quality of our Ilife and the life of future generations. In light of those reports we began to focus. To us, it seemed logical that if there was any truth to the reports we were reading about the downward trend of the water quality of the Great Lakes. then it was only a matter of time before it would effect our quality of life. To what extent and how long these changes would take. we suspected was related directly to our level of dependence and our Ann. tz spa So, this is earth day exposure to the Great Lakes ecosystem or environment. (The Ontario Ministry of Environment appears to share this same hypothesis. Consider they publish recommended rates for human consumption of fish caught in Lake Ontario). So we focused on the problems and found we had some choices. We could a) move, b) take a "wait and see" approach, or c) we could reduce our exposure to what we understood was a developing problem. We chose to reduce our exposure to what appeared to be a deteriorating ecosystem. So, how? How do you begin to reduce your exposure to that large body of water which has been the single most dominating factor determining growth patterns for the entire Great Lakes Basin since they were formed by the last Ice Age. Think about it. Since most of the food and beverages we consumed were grown or processed within the Great Lakes basin, why not change or reduce our consumption of that source. So we looked for a starting point. The most obvious was our drinking water. It made sense to us that artesian spring water found in the hills high above Lake Ontario had less chance of containing harmful contaminants than did water which was drawn and processed directly from Lake Ontario. We were pleased to find a company which had already figured out a solution to our problem. They supplied us with a water cooler for our home and every two weeks they started delivering two 18 litre bottles of spring water to our front door. Problem solved. Initially most of our friends thought we were a little weird. However we believed we made the right choice. In 1987, with Cathy's brother John and his wife Nancy, we started our own bottled spring water business to meet the growing consumer demands of other people who shared our concerns. In recent years, scientific findings are now confirming some of those concerns expressed by environmental groups over the last 30 years. We believe the debate is no longer whether or not the Great Lakes ecosystem is deteriorating. The question is when and how these ecosystem changes will impact our quality of life. Today we are still using that same old water cooler, and our friends don't think we are weird anymore. After all, they are now buying bottled spring water along with thousands of other people. id you 0100 :T'he findings of a report published by the American Journal of Health July/92 entitled Chlorination, Chlorination by-_ products, and cancer: A Meta- analysis stated: "CONCLUSIONS. The results of this meta-analysis suggest a positive association between consumption of chlorination by- products in drinking water and bladder and rectal cancer in humans. (Am J Public Health 1992;82:955.963)" Vol. 82, No. 7. Most doctors recommend drinking 8 glasses of water every day for good health. In a recent Decima survey regarding frequency of water consumption, the group responded: Less than I glass per day9% 1-3 glasses per day . 36% 4-6 glasses per day 35% 7-8 glasses per day more than 8 glasses per day 9% Water,,,,t�he prfeect drink By Cathv AberneAv It may not have the sex appeal of the drinks you see advertised on TV, but water is still the best way to quench your thirst. We can survive for extended periods without food if we have to, but to survive more than a few days without water is impossible. Here are some things you may not have known about H2O: • Your body loses water constantly, tot just when you're visibly sweating. In addition, you lose water through regular digestion. and even in your breath. - Your own body is mostly water - about 60 to 70 per cent. Body fat holds less water than muscle does. A body with a proportionately higher fat content has a lower percentage of water. Leaner bodies have a higher percentage of water. • Water does not make you gain weight. It actually helps you lose weight in two ways .... by making You feel full so you eat less, but more importantly, water helps the bodv metabolize stood fat. - Water is the fluid that carries everything throughout your body, in the form of blood and lymphatic fluid. Water enables the digestion and absorption of food, and then provides the transportation of nutrients to every cell in the bodv. Water even helps regulate normal food digestion. - Water is the lubricant that keeps your joints moving. Water is your body's temperature regulator. When your muscles work hard, heat is created. But the body can only function within a narrow temperature range. To keep the temperature from going too high, the body produces more perspiration. As it evaporates from your skin. heat is dissipated. - Thirst tells you when you need water, but sometimes it doesn't work fast enough. When vou're working hard, or engaging in strenuous exercise, or when it's very hot out, your thirst mechanism will lag behind your body's need for water. On those occasions you need to force yourself to drink frequently. even though you don't notice the thirst. • Water gets to your cells a lot faster than any other beverage. when you sweat. most of what you lose is water. You have to lose a lot of sweat before your body notices anv decrease in salt or other substan:es. Takinc salt tablets or drinking salty water slows absorption and increases vour need for still more water - to dilute the salt. Plain water is the best thing you can drink. If all of this doesn't encourage you to drink more water ... then maybe you need to consider the sex appeal it offers. Water helps to maintain proper muscle tone by giving muscles their natural ability to contract and by preventing dehydration. Water also helps hydrate the skin to maintain a clear glowing complexion. Water ... it plays a very important role in maintaining our good health. So the quality of the water we drink is also important. If you are not drinking enough water.. %tan. If you don't know the components that are in your drinking water. you should make it our business to find out. Spring water costs less than you think Spring water is Mudio PSOnOft probably the least expensive beverage you could buy. Bottle sizes vary from 500 mL to 22 litres. The most economical way to buy spring water is delivered to your home in 18 litre or 22 litre returnable bottles. This method is also environmentally friendly because these bottles we reused, then recycled. The cost equates to about 8 cents per 8 oz. glass. This is very inexpensive in com- parison to the equivalent amount of juice, soda pop and coffee. If you want to know more about our products and service, turn to the back page - Ste. An ne 1. Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Wmer Company is the leading bottled spring water company serving homes and workplaces in the vg Durham and North- Georp Parl umberland Regions. 2. To serve their customers better, Ste. Anne's is now expanding into retail outlets and local convenience stores with NEW PRODUCT LINES. 3. Ste. Anne's Pure Spristg Water is now available in 500 mL and 1.5 litre size bottles. you can buy these new products at most local ne's introduces w products convenience stores or Ste. Anne's will deliver them (by the case) direct to your door. See back page for coupon offer. 4. RECYCLED MATERIALS: These new bottles are made of high grade PET plastic. This plastic is considered a very valu- able recyclable material. 5. Watch for additional new products this summer including delicious sports drinks and juices made with Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Water. 6. STORE OWNERS are asked to call 1-800- 263-1919 for information about ordering these and other spring water products. 0 It TVZ NEWS ADvff KMZR SUNDAY, ArM 17,19044l•AGE 21 Drinking water: Facts and issues in the 1990s By J.N. Bishop Environment Protection laboratories There are few aspects of drinking water so emotionally charged as concerns over its quality. Because of sensationalist articles in the news. many Canadians believe that the quality of their tap water is not adequate. Perhaps even more significant from a social viewpoint. many Canadians mistrust the authorities responsible for ensuring the quality of tap water and bottled water. The general erosion of public confidence in government is only part of the story. many Canadians are convinced that their health has been challenged by such environmental threats as poor water and air quality. However, a careful examination of the facts indicates: • Canadian tap water is generally of good quality. • Canadian bottled water is of general good quality. • Bottled water from members of the Ontario Bottled Water Association (OBWA) and the Canadian Bottled Water Federation (CBWF) is of excel lent quality. The facts are clear: in Ontario, there are 500 water treatment plants. Many large municipalities test their water regularly, for a large number of parameters, and the Drinking Water Surveillance Program (DWSP) provides extensive Province -wide monitoring as well. In the past six years of intensive testing, no major problems have been found. this means that the billions of gallons of purified, piped water across Ontario is generally free from harmful levels of chemicals. Yet the public - in some places 50% of the public doesn't quite trust tap water. I believe that the reason for this comes down to public concern over a handful of chemicals. Government conducts regular testing of municipal tap water, and they provide reports on these studies. These reports, as well as a major study by the City of Toronto show that some substances are present in the tap water. The latter report, for example, found 66 chemicals in tap water, of which 58 were classified as contaminants and 42 occur with regularity in Toronto tap water. They may be detected frequently or not, but some compounds are so frightful to the public that their mere presence is enough to persuade some people to stay away from tap water. Most government reports show that chemicals like trihalomethanes are virtually always present. while some volatile organic, and pesticides are encountered occasionally at levels below the Drinking Water Guidelines. Metals like lead and aluminum are frequently found, and turbidity and bacteria counts are also frequently found. Besides the frequency of finding such compounds. the levels at which they are found is what should matter, but very often the public doesn't care - they develop a concern over the fact that such a compound was found. not that it was found at a level too low to be of anv health concern The public doesn't want any molecules of anything but HaO in their water. The results for bottled water are also interesting. First, the bottled water industry, like the government water suppliers, has sub -groups with much data and some with virtually no accessible quality data. The OBWA members are required to maintain a comprehensive data base and the data shows that of 230 chemicals tested for, one finds the following: • Essential minerals like Ca, Mg, Na, K are generally present as are traces of B, Zn, and P. • No lead, mercury, arsenic or cadium. • Occasional low levels of phthalates. - No PCBs, no pesticides, no dioxins, no furans down to parts per quadrillion. • No volatile organics - even though over 150 specific substances are tested for as target compounds, and also open characterizations are applied to check for substances that could possibly be present but are not part of a set priority pollutant target list. The data indicates that while tap water, when tested. is generally of good quality, it does contain some substances that can be measured at levels below or close to the Drinking Water Objectives. Bottled water does not contain most of these chemicals. even down to the detection limits of the most sophisticated analytical system available. Jim Bishop is Vice -President of Environment Protection Laboratories Inc. Prior to Joining EPL. Mr Bahop spent 24 years -aA the Ontario .14ina1ry of the Environment as Senior Scientist in the Labdratory Services Branch including 6 years as Director of taster Resources Branch. This article is an excerpt from an article in the Fall 1992 issue of dater Power .Magazine. For a compiete copy of the report call Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Baur at 905-428-0252. ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION LABORATORIES INC. ANALYTICAL SERVICES REPORT 111100 POGO= rare 2,4,ST AO M PSK No bdlorphaad Pasant 4triherhaad g/,iaicM�etorAwd aair7. PbL11tI101N11C llsum (a) Aron til t offill 4c The CANADIAN BOTTLED WATER INDUSTRY e COVENT GUDELM W is regulated by the Federal Government of Canada ELENUffOARAMETER;; ACCElfAKE ander the Food A Drug Act and by the Oatatio GROW is METALS LEVELS Ministry of Health is Ontario. tent GUMELMS 11,311. Wal MAC is the minimum accepuble levelslevels!or � S0&u � 20� chemical and microbiological puramem m Mrs 20 0 drinking water. Guidelines and objectives are 0 esnblished by: Heahh and Welfare Canada and the carina 1•09 Owrio Mnistry of Eaviroament. Moro" Ln taco anon QprElIIo1B1T chrerairw a4s Ac Mea anal LEVELS Lad sot t�d�xtrrnl Yagaaaa oA6 ow—V aAn 1fR1�AAEi• ql Swoon in orearatatm - La SAI cldaairm POTENPIK EW1s 0101110t MARE ow*im aro 01111AW calck" No LOT (fMsawo SOI cobalt 0101.111T fbemamdhm - now -kr'" NO LOT cad" TSI a ', " Sm ye a NO LOT cmwd omrrt 40.01 w,eWW" a40 t,sokmoraasnr SM Pehaair.a t0 M EO* Iratraaao as Uranium a02 El vim dlhr TAO sera V10rradium No LOT "William ct 1pin W00 GROUP 1: SIPPING 7oe1Al INORPrtMt: 1,122-T 0.17 Chloride 250.00 1.1,2,2-Tiiehlonlne. 0.40 CYanide ago VMryl clrlorido S.00 FkwWo 1.50 Grp iPCfls llardrrosa (as CaCO3) Soo.ol Web (m N) 10.00 Aldrin 0.70 Nitrite (as N) 1.00 Clio do 7.00 pM (a urge) aS b aS 2," 100.00 Su"ft 500.00 pia cion 1100 Sulphide AS oww" 0.70 111100 POGO= rare 2,4,ST AO M PSK No bdlorphaad Pasant 4triherhaad g/,iaicM�etorAwd aair7. PbL11tI101N11C llsum (a) Aron til t offill 4c GOVERMOM GUMELNESW ANIPTIALE LEVELS MOLWO) 74AS 0.20 in 30 A.4I 118.011 7AI 3AI tui SAI 4uI 1.N 2o.II La an sot taco tato w o 20.00 Lot 17500 0.45 1.l0 t0A0 The Source By John dt Nmq Cotcmn CPOM111Q! Ste. Anne's Pare Spring Wits is "bottled at sake." The sortie is as nusiian spring located at the centre of Ste. Anne's 560 saes ptntperty. Thi: aaeage a seabed high amongst the drumlin bt71s of Novibemberhuad County. From there. the view is so spe oicalor that an a der day you can actoaIIy we the soutb shote of LAIM ODurio- Is addition to the vim this u=qw topography offers ideal protecdon for the artesian aquifer located below the spring. The pleasing taste of our spring water is actually credited to the various minerals found within those hills. Essential mitwals Iiloe calcium and potassium are nquired in our diets. The same water is that pumped to the property peristner 2.300 fen away into the bottling pl=L Only softof-tbe-art stainless steel equipment is used is the bottling pocea:. Every precaution is taken to ensure the purity of our products. Our bouling facility is certified by National Sanitation Foundation. This NSF Cerdrimtios Program is supervised by the Ontariio Bottled Water Association (OBWA). The NSF designation is mcogttind and respected within the food processing indrsay crowd the world. The OBWA has been, for a number of bears. actively wotlong with the Federal Government to bwades the guidelines governing bottle,: water and welcomes the initiatives being taken by HeaM and Welfare Canada to legislate a Canadian Safe DrWdng Water Act. Water quality is a very important issue. We realized that when we atartod out business. Today we are continuing to do everything within our power to maintain high quality control standards in the production of our spring water products. We know in the Proal analysis. our product; must meet the expocutions of you, our customers. e • • GOVERMOM GUMELNESW ANIPTIALE LEVELS MOLWO) 74AS 0.20 in 30 A.4I 118.011 7AI 3AI tui SAI 4uI 1.N 2o.II La an sot taco tato w o 20.00 Lot 17500 0.45 1.l0 t0A0 The Source By John dt Nmq Cotcmn CPOM111Q! Ste. Anne's Pare Spring Wits is "bottled at sake." The sortie is as nusiian spring located at the centre of Ste. Anne's 560 saes ptntperty. Thi: aaeage a seabed high amongst the drumlin bt71s of Novibemberhuad County. From there. the view is so spe oicalor that an a der day you can actoaIIy we the soutb shote of LAIM ODurio- Is addition to the vim this u=qw topography offers ideal protecdon for the artesian aquifer located below the spring. The pleasing taste of our spring water is actually credited to the various minerals found within those hills. Essential mitwals Iiloe calcium and potassium are nquired in our diets. The same water is that pumped to the property peristner 2.300 fen away into the bottling pl=L Only softof-tbe-art stainless steel equipment is used is the bottling pocea:. Every precaution is taken to ensure the purity of our products. Our bouling facility is certified by National Sanitation Foundation. This NSF Cerdrimtios Program is supervised by the Ontariio Bottled Water Association (OBWA). The NSF designation is mcogttind and respected within the food processing indrsay crowd the world. The OBWA has been, for a number of bears. actively wotlong with the Federal Government to bwades the guidelines governing bottle,: water and welcomes the initiatives being taken by HeaM and Welfare Canada to legislate a Canadian Safe DrWdng Water Act. Water quality is a very important issue. We realized that when we atartod out business. Today we are continuing to do everything within our power to maintain high quality control standards in the production of our spring water products. We know in the Proal analysis. our product; must meet the expocutions of you, our customers. TA,T v �L, SF - I E R 42. 252 Claudio Pagnotta (left) and George Vaspori (right) are two of the friendly delivery staff who deliver bottled spring water to thousands of homes, offices and stores in Durham, Northumberland and Toronto. � Home Delivery The Easy Way By Aggie .Kaclkenzie Once you have decided on ordering a bottled water service for your !tome or workplace. the rest is easy. We will ask you a few simple questions. then add this information into the computerized Ste. Anne's Delivery Management System. Our system will determine the frequency of your deliveries. either weekly, bi-monthly. monthly or a special 'call-in" service. A complete set of delivery dates will be determined for the entire year. Then we send to you a calendar. similar to the one on this page. The red dots represent the days you will receive your spring water deliveries. On those days. our delivery person arrives at your home to replace your empty bottles with fresh spring water. But what if you are not at home? Surprise.... you don't need to be home to receive your delivery. You simply leave your empty bottles in a predetermined location (front or back step, garage, etc.) and our delivery people do the rest. If you run out of spring water before your regular delivery or if you forget and miss a regular delivery date, we will make special arrangements to make sure you are smiced. It is that easy. We have designed our service to make it convenient for you to buy your spring water. Discounts are available when you buy a book of Ste. Anne's coupons. Call me and I will explain how they work. Normally we are closed on Sunday however, this Sunday April 17 we are opening from I 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. answering questions and filling orders. Phone numbers are on the coupon belo%%. r the Source wid you in TOROKTO (90S) 428-0252 OSHAWA (WS) 579-2837 CO6OURG (905) 349-3377 COOLER RENTALS/SALES Cooler lomat Exls»t EBCO Oasis Cold Only metal EBCO Oasis Cook & Cold metal Fartenbeit Cook & Cold plastic Celsus Cook & Cold metal Tamar Call only wood Rent Rent $14_50 $19.95 $359 $149 &tap $1450 $1995 $359 $149 & up - - $295 - $495 The average fancily conscnies three 18 tions bottles per maotli, The cost is 8 seats per 8 oz. Wes. Bah DISTUAM WATER aid SPRING WA31ER we available o the 18 L size 0 $7.W. Deposits apply to all tehtrnabte bastes Neo-tewrattbie bastes we nxydable. Torentafflarkhm (905) 428-0252 �.1 P U R E S P R I N G W A T E R BONUS COUPON New Customers Only Your first tyro Yatwfhst SIO 18 L bottles coati water 00 or c cher naw or first case of FY FREE* FREE* Spri- water Bottle deposits apply. Ftee rental is 1st of 12 months. Only available to new customers. Not available with any other offer and/or discounts. Present this coupon to our de ivery person or at our showroom dotri ado omthtt at: 385 BLOOR ST. WEST., OSHAWA lllttrham 579-2837 1-800.263-1919 Renting vs. Buying Water Coolers So now you have decided you want the convenience of dispensing your spring water trom a water cooler, plus the benefit of .a%ing money by buying your spring water by bulk in IK litre hottle.. You have a few options. You could: 1. Rent a basic cooler for $11.50 per month. 2. Buy a new cooler for $295 - $525. ?. Buy a reconditioned (used) cooler By Gale Foster for $149 & up. 4. Rent -to -own for $19.95 per month (36 month term). Pros and cons' Renting may not hurt your pocket as much as a one-time hit to bu). although with the purchase you pay less over the long run. If you rent the water cooler and it breaks down. Ste. Anne's repairs or replaces the unit at no cost to you. If you own the unit you are responsible for - repair costs not covered by the warranty. Most new coolers have a five year manufacturer's warranty covering major components. If you are having trouble deciding on which way to go. give me a call or drop by our showroom at 3X5 Bloor Street West in Oshawa. We have a wide selection of new and used coolers on hand. Periodically we offer coolers at reduced rates. Presently there is a sale on used counter top coolers which normally sell for $525. Now on sale from $228. I Care and Maintenance Of Your Water Cooter Periodicaily you may notice a white material �4, f floating or building up inside your cooler's reservoir. Do not be alarmed. It is only calcium which is a mineral naturally found in spring water. 't TO REMOVE CALCIUM BUILD-UP ` Drain the reservoir and add 2-3 cups of vinegar. By Gary Hurlbert Push the tap(s) down for just a second to make sore lines are full. Allow to stand for 4-6 hours. ideally overnight.. Drain and wipe with a soft cloth. Do not use steel wool or abrasive materials. You may scratch the reservoir. Rinse thoroughly then sanitize. This procedure .hould take place every 6-h months or as necessary. SANITIZE YOUR COOLER More frequently (every 2-3 months) you should sanitize your cooler. This is a simple procedure and only takes about 10 minutes. 1. Flush a solution of 1/8 teaspoon of Javex to 1 gallon of water, through your cookr's reservoir and faucets, for 2-3 minutes. 2. Rinse immediately and thoroughly with ckm water. 3. Replace the spring water bottle and continue to use - WE SERVICE AND REPAIR New No Spill WaterGuard System Changing your water bottles no longer needs to be a messy chore. The waterguard sealed bottled water system effectively eliminates spills when changing water bottles. The resealable cap on the bottle has a tamper - evident seal and a valve mechanism which By Al Robichaud automatically opens only after the bottle is installed on your cooler. All the air entering the waterguard sealed system is filtered through a micron filter which is specially designed to exclude airborne particles. If you already own your cooler you can add this system for only $24.95. It is included with all rented water coolers at no extra cost. New WaterGuard �J Customers receive free spring water Many people now enjoying Ste. Anne's products and services have done so at a NOW reduced cost by taking advantage of the Ste. ' Anne's Customer Referral Program. Customers who have used this program say they feel good because they have saved Cheryl GoQ money. But the bonus is turning on a friend or B7 hM' family member to the benefits of drinking spring water. Here's how simple it is for the Ste. Anne's customers: If they know someone who is thinking about ordering spring water products, they simply call and register the name with the Ste. Anne's office, or they tell the new customer to explain who encouraged them to call when placing their initial order. Ste. Anne's will explain the service and deliver the products to them. Shortly after their second order, free coupons are sent to the referring customer. Three 18 litre coupons if they become a regular customer and buy or rent a c(Jer, or two 18 litre coupons if they become a regular spring water customer and do not require a water cooler. This is Ste. Anne's way of saying thank you. THE NEWS ADNF.tT1SF1 SUNDAY, ARIL 17,199'&MCE 23 underbird Golf Club � Club Pro • Lessons • Complete Golf School • Clubhouse Lounge & Restaurant • Fully Stocked Pro Shop • Power & Pull Carts • Driving Range • Practice Green As the home of the annual C.P.G.A. nxY. j ,., :1,jy� , s Tournament Players Qualifying A look from *• t R' +/� School, Thunderbird has in recent across the pond to the years become one of the most = u 16threen "f�M1 �► respected championship layouts in 9��Kt- ' Ontario. Every year improvements are at The Bird _ y t, made to the facility for the benefit of its loyal golfing members and guests. A new multi-million dollar clubhouse overlooks a course that provides a lot V, of enjoyment and is a very popular tournament facility. Good Food, Good Friends, Good Times and Great Golf JVD Elge' TH LC a Iko v Tee Times -1 week in advance 995 Myrtle Rd., Ashburn 686-1121 CHOLE 1 21 3T 4 � 5 6 7 ' 8 9 i0U 10 11 12 13 14115 16 17 18 IN TOT. 'CHAMP 201415:490 2061389: 4211171 347`:370 i 3329 417i328 4481194, 558469 177;533 366 3490 i 6819 �' CANADA'S FAVOURITE GOLF SHOP u� Score Card Shows Blue Tees White Tees: 6473 yards Red Tees: 5828 yards SWING INTO SPRING THY BEFORE YOU BUY 1 YR. 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ON ng,'isnrrg. animals, -"Inter'. etc., down -lo -earth. cooking a someone 'wm' mor beauty a good sense of humour anc -0t a''ad'0 De the'"At"s SY 27" IOSM ATTRACTIVE. serge mar of One %a5,, seer. 25. WOKS !a a^'a^'ve, -Ones} and estacl'shed •tows. 2&35. wine e^rys chtdirer', 3wel Irma and roma-A SY 2790 (OSH) ATTRAC-NE. ac^ve. s' ge -..'n. 5'5', 140 los , 'dues a^,"a's lancing. oevng. Beare. at , ,sarong sin,^ white ^alk. 38-40. Wm Slrwlar nrresb. not x^10 ^Bad gages.:'+r•dm 7Bg101 area SY 274t (CISH) SINGLE ^our. 29. 55'. 130 b& attractive will' .3my Oh e3. ookng IoW a witter-an~ wnta 'ror. 3C -4C, carr ikes b go Ou' and have a good" I wnoy is" and most spats. SY 2742 (CISH) VIVACIOUS. s,-, 54'. Onosift. 40 ' rq. going out drwhg and dancing. seeks someone who Is horast, sincere arc a on li-woman man, for'n~,v and possible relations), SY 2W ICOWKn� s -Inda. ' m Small and 35. single -*-!;f ore e'yoys spoor. looking for someone who s Tiny sincere. SY 2823 (0511) WARM. arractne. single. Whee'en aa. 33. 5T. qr- D r ^ar a -,a due eyes. ore' ro deDem- dells. who I,kers -was, mus'c. :fa outdoors and romantic owners ookng for ^alk 30-36. win• srvar nbrests. fora rwabor"ISM SY 2024 MY -,- ''eeC; a nen, not lust any, man. to s a^ a^'actrve 39 -year-old, non-wnOker she s somefrnes shy. she S seeking or Mellgem. 'omarec ;0-11411,111" w"' a great wnso Of humour, who w:: Deco'+e erarorec wt 'e' and w, wrsr• Y DwaSe haw every wrnr^ SY MS SLIM c,e" y s-gs -or- w n: enlcys do cam• a pts-ve attude. -a-y 'Molests. WO,+11: AS 'O meet rete. 30-40, 'rust De atacmrve afhleac, wtn a gar'a malum and a 9001 wins• Of rurou SY 2827 AMBIT10US. 'n'dwaung. divorced mDOO of one 29 ^'o -xk ^usc a'c sports. seeks ^car. 3C -4C. amCbyed. -or" and sincere a'rand- e&earth p SY 2828 (OSH) .m.nsaree art cfayhul. Mies a orrery of m+uw and activities. sin Mardi d a man of s on- 7Me. fiM1dwkp amdlaus and just gooc DOrr 0 or possbs alaoorarsp SY (08) ATTRACTIVE r^.e 'wrW. lab 40•s. seeks -atticneC. gccl- coking black 'A's wino engys music. dancing. *"N oouut� le. 'ornr ranke weps yousryoY things in Me, have a ser se of twamour and ant -UdY la a nwaor•srv. passe call. SY 7RIS HI, -e412S. this sugle, achy Dreaay ^earl, IS sesrcrwp for tW teepr so, loci . M ktas MY ss 57. 10 Ibit. a" SC's. ttwee 10 dfv. Why rot eke a thence' Sy 2741 CATCH "9' IN, wake A mxs wgla to from taws i' -rA f -la ce cocrg 'Or one On One soar wren with a r"M 243C. caro DshwAm feharidaho thaw VV SY 27117 (OSM BDEPENDEINT Dock prW satin W ew, ma6 4C S. awhile. oohing of a stone. wrgse art. Mack mos. AS.. whc s a hopsto 'drwo- knows row o eroy ^'e and is Woking or a m oon rgail -"base*, wire be tiwas vw7 ST 274• fOSH) SNNGLE nc-er, 34, looking for a rehai responsible mw, 10 ^win 7" s tarrsly, fail aft sae in row to win a good www and r►losrvo contours. -"*$ and big ernes Sy 27M r•SM AFFECTIONATE and I.nest. singN. write. attractive lonbw. 31. ro chalets. vee' auburn &mise& lenge' haw, gresr' •Yes. ' wing for a fore gafdo- in he 3C& wit 010Ya mod- 61np and have hfrrldrg ata sera wit a mhY Dat tnmd SV AN 105111 RARIFy halo 26, shmt araawe, trelw+nr, asses a -V" on a ftwho and stariss h aro WMAd Not a org-m-ka ape+ to se" A world of moorcycw and muse with Sly 2811 11094 SIMCM famwY woks woo wvb +hew. 2s- 32. wir --- 014 '•reet&'C, 'VW De OuVDrg ria wgoye dlwdww for haws a two -year -ad 0s�i�Mar To Draw aft '*IFOfhlW' bTOTOO"&2.02 psSTSTs2Mt (OSMI�.AM ^7w dad %no *, mid -2C'& cc" b s4wun whir mor. 7130. for ,sea oratlo. Iowa MOO, SY 211 UNATTACHED. young. Matt arcw'Orking, youp see. 42. ofrorae ". wnoar. s -- rig tor a vary eery, cman c mr. 39.40, for a serious relationship. must have a b1i .f humour, severe, caring and sun kmmg and ovas dudian r 187 CAFMIQ wnde mortar. forwat. candy. Ices moves, drl.rg warp out bbltfg for a pro& mon, 26 (3�0�0.. b1r hwdeh 0. X t is rslab01rfkp- Sy2mDBIT, smear, dtr fllfrhae 20. bead tie Wtd00rt, aide mom. Ioolung for single whas mala. 24-21, aha r+oys ft sane. Ukr aka Our sm., for preMae famwohP. �E� rp b an Iwo& and tomr+ acyy�111.5.511`31111111 PROF13sOMAL rmale. 30. mafhsr d one. Sift wird r+Sonsa en(oye Owe owafq& IO"INOW, watad on b meal an lora pal' Umar 30M, rn a.om•, - in lone or a aft eavoys CI lor, I; title 10 Nl P0"ir tray Nun lNfgNrat am at ft" wn so to so &L HL ft 1 bee adsastoo, rjoI We old rtaAak, so gal me a call wd baa your IMM ad peeee call mlpm alt gw pour owe Wart► ba4 sY %04900W corer WwWk 37, Sir aft bland!, ee "NWI L awakr. syn SM ft fury, tonic side at Ile, ant l5, an 310- A do coal abet sr 2m ON" CARE# rotor► 37,11t0illipood. «mar dF boat erw d Amar, ,-, W NOW -sub a1y nlbppla�s. 3�••46. a!n frl4lb eon knP k0- WWAAEO1st >•ldt soma" kent•r 23. rd M &alt b(rrq rim sea f ysf Me b how ko in Mt and an oprl•rnrdod. Pin ma a eat maybe r coal /&Nona bands amd dee a a fel - tontah p e inlr oast f11381aD11+ �� .��grf1 (lwrtar. 35. br w arNokorrl+iP .fit nil.. z7.36. iMwt rt. sY Jur 4=4 MOMMLE to k4 rods, pear IN as oink. wlg nor•, 24.30. ent9Mm& sarwbw, heron wookaapanH -- to a anar po •t i.� bmdk 3oah, ttrotlee Of Nes. oA•ri cows hkM 1l'" "wing and Ie". wouuid We b naw 'ryp Wa � rirga�sY 2111116 (M IsmEs1 In Oshik 1Ma1 41. r0reot Dano kw*bWrq aM wall a good erM of III~. belong to a grrrnr+ anb is lot So and Bang• for IfKIM p. paobla ralalonals0. b On do So aid tun hotel& ri Sl101 My babro kw an nNBkehW para► RW br NO 111111111 01`7 1 pin beat cap fOr iraw and4m ydolarig or be Post so.D-'4w M n Mins ddP !r aY1M10"q bin .( Ca 46 yeas► SME mm WK aft a��op�Oby�mlp TM ftwnfr Ifmmfolalrlo-sY3.1 1 saw a �goirlplay sbrm^ w I reeled ter w. Rata M rtry wsF does Noma case a worn It long anal 1 Md 1olr. This skin. groan -sled Dlords. 32. would b to share rainbows as well as Nets twe. l !le ran bgstlw. SY !M ATTRACTWE bleat to ato, 23, alp, s mows& long walks, ro n a dinners, 100" for to" %ftlh ft right min, boom 2435. norharmDker. SY J161 WrELLIGENT, ehdependent woman, 26, with an oNbeat sense of hurour, would lie to most lel, seeae, professional male. 27.35, not into, head games. SY 2862 HL I'm bating for an educated. established. Sin- ge. wfste mak, who knows what comrrv"W mem. 10 build a krwasho fist. rm 35, tull-6t} tired. blade. dus•eyed. W40YS boamp. flOwg, sports, reading and a good serve of humour, no readgare s pease SY 2853 (BOTI) p�Of�SDNAI single Lady. non-smoker, look- eg for gaderran. 3645, who is honest, nard- wo'k'np anlcys 'a. travel and wants to ba loved. SY 2161(OSH) PASSION yearning 10 be uteasned by some- one very specal seeking fall. dark. handsome, muscular male, between the agn 27.32. who can provide excitement and romance I am attractive. inutilgeM and playful, 35, snipe pw- sm ST 280 PSH) VERY pretty and sfM 'emale. 36, look no fur- ther. you gorgeous. outdoors. adverturous type win' n0 sr -al dodrie •. Who 's ,00kmg fa soma - One to tall n ITB and low -e Wmr :ant wait o reef you SY 29% (05H) HONEST anC a^ r sevaraad. white lemale. owrde ^fir and plus eyes. 57.45 years foul% attractive on the ^utscfe but sl -cent or• 'rte nsidif SY 2057 (DSHI DAMSEL a -c - : a"ess. woks ^'y k'rr"i ^^oe to sweet ^e away r'ek"g " re a Part Doak ending `70w SY 2656 (OSH) srvc and ornvba HARDWORKING. 23-yerod Brea' sorsa :les Iter' and cOLLrrry rhufic. woks segs Www. 23.35. for eiaooeor .'ust N 'or" art miscoraOa SY 2824 (OSH) VERT' ar ac3". -rd,- owr aria -rr 33. oe. "g 'c, a :o-**ar 'rat ekes -%S'C and loncxv,- socia '1'vwr ono enoyl :1 a*-- lie" ys aOs welcome. ro - - , - pWaeom SY Mo GUST, s.^y penia. wnge motley 25, 00" fgc, -Alt ws 25,32, ^c loves c^ddren. r+fcys 17 283t (03H) enc 31* sm whgs at roma S/ OlJTG08NG. moosnow't. sings mem. 36. •or• le okw 5'4 ye•, Dr haft weir, "hal "rusts &-.0 "wo wo^dwtW Dor. w0i.e rte to men eStaplishpc secure. nei -rrokIro W"St W, 35.45. Ie a DOMawe am4id. M khendwwD fort and Dossols roaeorWh+c SY 2231 PROFESSIONAL. -loth+r "prated. entoys -eves. tlrwhp oast. Tacna art overwigs at'ona 'f you are sorest. srpy 7was. and If wmikr Aeraisas ' would do 1D 'rant you SY 2873 GMT. single .. ngie... •e 'emMe. 27 Dwas,nDy, OkirfC. aiohaC Irks to ^ell sorheora Whe s ev- e1G hO I and sinvwe. nor.*'www 27 32. b Porte auary arc quiet cella well, SY M4 FUIN-ov'ng single mom. 36. Le-" oasy- going, a'Acsordo. seven and Owing. c0i to ifn of f w'pr Dwok- wrhtr' 'hr -wo mar'. evrnasd r a Crg-carr 'ewticnavlp SI' tri ATTRACTIVE. ski, sor iuw &hada lowr9 Io 'So Oris singe mor. 3650, for d" aro wNripe. 'rust De cwv-%w and trulows ST 39V WANTED Tal forest MrnowOW t vl"t '- w'ra outgoing 'naw. 3515, W &mull altrac- Yoe. Professorial MOM, 44eeU nckm eve Omotte, . Haaabel, rows, rarhwe drw0 and alk! waSY 3536 ET, kind camp and 0'40W". 1.0-fg- un4 23. snde rmw wife 0 W A +&nary Of mlafc and ^tees. Turn MV- CNd$WV and sseg woks cokeg for suds arks "low. 23-30 IQ wore ws Same Oworaes are rwom SY 291 ODMMI.ta rfh, snde. wtsw isffwr. 33. on 5- 7. lova& chow 'Ana OWN?, i o swab, 110011 - 2to natwdao l a,- welglo dkle'nas- -31 SY JIM fo" SMGIE Ix" of ore. owing W rormn"M 'ror, ba ow the spa 20.25. for A tenous mist rieft SY 1M WAIM404sret. sum. atracahw, whir friar. 36. ST. &V Of Ow nam aid bks sya& wheys rock ^' rOil Ara ante coune'y mu-, Snake. sopa anrkw, wares 10 meat an atracbve mals. 354. afro is ttinrovslg and SO CO br t Nodal and a posefte r•leaonwap. A 7Mt =OM ndep«Wrt aMaeftwift a" tfmw, 5o. wr0 cow" ad wesam wsisr. kswa ft ouabors and covary wand ab to mea grartwt 50-55, sd+ear wren sw ft CCo.Wild Nuwt e!I 3W polo gating sirtde latol s 33 A A welt a vaiwy d inrlarala end acswt are Silt a good eann dN~,A, ba" for win trrrrddap will dao. VO&MG rg ^Slee' s 40. and p�ss�!! a N. .1 r . s7 ?•1 AM+ AplAlw � Mrlde am 18.. WWI ft, A pry 20 2S wino dsaalt gw it Bna1Mf 101 didl•rl alto COMMY nafai, aid bas ID he& aw Spphia�as�t wo M YMPte• lid N 3M JACIOIOT: 9rll�l► ffmk 3R Afuesa ad w5wl w** in kPa out k94 M WW lop loom& play' Siff nor w lw CURE endo man 19, bove canpna faaw. lfaaolaek hdlg, bal" for Arose ed RWAM mea tilt arias of hoar. alaealad n •ian6 THERE ARE 52 NEW ADS THIS WEEK! LADY qa-y AC 1 --1 .e . -tae' a asS/ ale :arnC g° S 3Sr'nr W OMN tr'ap- 7ress ano tercv c SY 209 TALL. a''!achvs 3" 3- W's^ -9 !c -*at some0's, vepa wr! VIC" 7. w"" . 10i am 3uw bras a' -,,* 'OV'CW ockng for Mwaavp. erg win 7wikrrin0 SY 2m tow OUTGOING woo to twiner. 24 ocu g br a romper -'c' t mre -v I Np. Wrc cves +awes �a�g walks. -us{ anQ Rust c s' Dacil arc Hatt SY 3w 105" GOOD oanG Dock. 7o+haiaW bmaw. 42, young ookn. Pr- av2 a-. ' eeat and Pe* Cat 'me a C d Ove 10 7ww lo a 0 MOr've. OISM 'rtekgrt rw. 365C. wr Simwa %AW U& serious .dire. oM SR 28x2 CAREER Womwr. 31. 00goev' aegec. 'ior'aka, ooug &'oil- . easy -gong. "roe Of wrmaw. Oaeworwrgd, •or b Sr r ti sur, saran i >o" e M,W,m In,wa, for a wowtot ; ST Zia FiENDLY ar her '9 likes spay dry woe mk:slc a'o 3.r' ar e& 001SY 2886 f09Q� sihC anon sera rtlMeMa ARE rc a 'W>•barg. ergs. Ivo taw 5: 5 - :r yaw. M and arrac^ve .nC Iwo spars. 7+ldoOM ^usC. lancing and PDO yversa:'0-r -,or -11 sh'-. ".,•OOd oou Sy 2M• (OSM Wa.iC owe b 'War tam M004'okn g 'aurae. 24. W oft *to roae. n b Wee+ tingo. wf-w w 23-29. b ono. p.alP - '000Dn c SY 3M7 (OSH) AM &here"mane r for 5C's am an oci, ^g b, a gassy aoy, W!- a gree' so -se c nuraur and vwu et. who wwe good 3h0•'ar ceee roraeowng Du! also tw c wine a. one. oaks POC t A sue are „s: as POC "am a Poch &•Pews art modest rlo.w ' s0 your SY 2m (09" , of c!lOnay Y-'Gssw >r lrnaa C c-wn rw onfoys Osrcirs Fit - are eaacw. oom^g to a mi"W awn 35- Q 5. who eern�kdoy�aw same masts ST 1M (0511) CrS'key god -- a b01arg br ,Mo vaR' t to, WIC a wroa, Plage Cal for ppea �3ff the '•Neat caw 2 ages 3436. ST �DMMRTtt ady, 35 meow Of sac ywq 7R SID am r DOty asacta r 'wind. CV ■mor who a =W-Io�arf' and sn0ys peatou aro a'tam Iti Sy 2871 PSM FAMILY arractvs +othOr Of 'NO 43. Mak atrecave, fit. ntewrga,L camp xc%ssc mor, 3545. -%W O• 'crest 'o *. amaeplaNy and -'trona ley securt oks4ass vdues a "ki3L fa NOKNI D. PC@Mft asp. Sy Jilt IIAfID. your hie &Decal' �Own•h0-ear7t who wfdaved tl PUW 40•& rwaaa honest m w area d hkrrrur,10 Pesaro aioyrrwfa d ria IIS Mt irawean4 flaws am lana area afaidst Pale+. laaaherhp. SY W3 Stn. pill". psm soda'+art dld NWYS 1 wo a P. - asbdt many ntsreat hie b meal rola 30.4D. met be se ae•a, Iwc so a good erne d Montalto am a resat Sy W4 OVA ESTAKIOM. 10VInQ WWOwcd, Chna woman, 4k scab frwtw''iPkam and PCs" W91om rellift hq twit mak 413.66, ria , g now b o.a A"ad low• a M bm Aman. M Jit SLEEPLI= n PidrnrQ attactia, mpml 3l Melds. 5roffolift 60.0d7artan rp, low bkw 111101113, wsu I - at bDMp br mala 36'44 is Aaaat ant dDMnaDarft SY XX IDM sir, Slid 1pWa. 38 maw d bo, bow be Awl ftw4 • M gMift -- 3945. 9Dod arca d Aron, b paaab FILLdpred. oh* widow. St, Mfr klles � " ((ffp4lO61�..�50-SS. With MmiW W*W"15. EY ►I w. lulf-figured tamale. 27, with 11101 e her. bkie ern, who Is easy gfM bees camp n0."duras ovhes. Ouel wit rm9s and rot Int the ber were. seelurg more, 26-34, wahWl dependents. ata is loo. I ais I era sincere with srMar interests. ST 2M1(OSM •LOOKING� I•' COMPANIONSHIP SINCERE Boman 45, honest. with a good sense of huffw. bokng for mak or tamale for heMVap. who jitters courery music and walks SY 31V (OSH) YOUNG couple with toddler, new to north Oshawa- Iooklrg a meet other young couples ,wlh young ctdrlren a share oomnor interests such as car:. +&vies, parscs, etc. SY 31" LADY, 5t. who ergoys western and country M�nlc, drives along the rou de. seeking a Mae �rrparwOn SY 3199 (COB) YOUNG -mended arnacnve. slM 'emaie. 50. would Ike Ic --eel a swicem mar. 53-50 who entoys "he a" -c' afra'd to care SY 32M (OSH) YOUNG FEMALE SC. >el,W 5 -A eyes. srY ason- fon. w;+lo ,ke 'c 'meet a sincere gef•temar 55, outllo7's 'Wirt^ smoker s x'r n •e SY ado OTHER RELATIONSHIPS CUTGOfNG car,v hS ac "e ouldoas OOk'n[j "Yrsare. 'o' corparc'sna.^nyoe -ore SY S903(05H) SINCERE. ;ay lerr+ate 43 ape^ a-: see.' -q ^e -A- e. 'rats aware : nw ser,;& o + eeia''.o^ a-!: Wa" is 'rte' :s^'e ''rs' :css-O'Y -esu" r sat-wabonsrIo win' �171'>7mT"y- n peon SY sm IOSM Stry 'o qe, 3E •-'nr: tett v ^IWQVQd ynknr anC �r'lortrva`ip SY S326 (CISH) EASJm g 'aurae 27. ere," sir's -e's arca or'7 .wks seeks same br irwcsrvo. poS- vav -Xe SY SW rOSH) ;EMALE '9 snag^' -ae. Y.. sse.s sa,•a SY S346 fOSH) *JOIST oro 42 51' '9C tis.. Maks area W -Cys mur'mY wi4 arfOueP aria yaw- s SY S3So ATTRACTIVE =uV0 Ma: , b' ke-si• t s^ata • ^ "'a1 SSI SAI fosH) AFFECTIONATE, a-,ac!-ve'9-a• seeks sa^a SY SM (CISH) NAPPY wraw. 'a : `' ''6 .bs. dor -ar arc 7 w ores. o01orr br sar -4 or a -aahOr- src SY 6754 f OSK PROFESSIONAL 'e-ae. ate F. s. Mak" q via SY SM (OSK ATIRACTrVE.:r7esv^a1 -car. 39. wv'+we t_ 'we'd "rust r+1 :r: -g, cokn'q is a wwir- w'a-ar 25 -AC 'or 7x4*Wlra' saw all disr«r 'rwrlsn�p :• •e'sho'.V,c ST Sas• &neo- OVT yod 01RTAOMG W^•f urea. 2' seas Mary 'a smoker. r•oya0n • -e1 •n!cys ori'. 'Yrs o' -'s< -thing• "lovas rro pays Sy SXT [OSM GAY 'e^as 27. s. rcere ^on-s^�kw 'Port• or^aer paid sen" Of '4mQN. 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ST sm DtifsOm ROCCM4typo mlftle, 30, blonds for. bkw Myo& >r 5'10'. 145 IOi, SV&VM 100bfg ata eating, ,rade a so" ml w u o ST sm 0" ihtia yOMTAldKM ioxii adkrotrow frrala. ghtrat A IalfYeidad mei& 19. sub tanrt for spe, of How to respond to Sinterelm vo3urs personal ads pal And noire McMrfeM for boor Wake- alrtyrl,� katal 10 carpe meaLg& Osham safhg F mad 37s, loarp b cow cMrpsas a fdaadnrlsR 1 w -good twnet discretion a must SY did FOM blikl0 mar. 22. boblp br a day -bine elenda Marr 29-30 ST For bMvkMsk ?8 years of age and older 5,W 1416l,,97&1'"1n CALL ANYTIME A charge of 6199 per minute will appear on }.car phone bill hem tilde of ammCdOm. ire's how to Pre hike wervice: L Select the gala) you wish to rekpeaa to and wake soft of t►e fad 88ie SY 'raailboe stabte that apPeeas at the cad of each as Ya w: I.. m L UMN, a woch Nose telophose call 1-a6*9G l p1 my ti of the day. You eeww be wsM a ase 90.5 arca code to access Sooffely Pars tekpkae ternce. L Osco you we cossecied follow the steeple saisaanwst. You will haus the Glows i wspoodia/ to a specific ad or browswq voice ateiba plocamp fma Sloormy You dvenress wslhis each category. Go ahfad try the sers'ia out and set how easy w r to use. \Bed anaswcew Cal 14OW •7.MM anytiws hawse& 12 rope asd 11 pat Ya will r to chsgsa for this call. Id rwaorahlp Sill Slim NAMr, &Pain mrtffad aoup+abokwg lar ds- t awruralbtl .wofrt- SYSte•1AN4 TALL. dot and rdwmale. -M 20'4, ea,•so f mum. %ass.i6r SMA" oo ��i�rSadvp q coplanarsbr disna kn ad emwg bras, w sm" COUPLE. 25, ase ung wrgr white tamtale. tiairaee aro diode&, &maul and soul- s sr SUi pal COUPLE aft W&b gfacouplalitir %in *VOL I - I Crf a RVAL ST SM210S* DPE*owd•d, single, while, mrse drale m• 24. arra skm ' I 3D40, 56' a las br aleet.w paaw Ffsl^I ma et I" tp.n mrda2 ST SMi ISM EXOTIC Ghwass mar. 22. 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It; 'a lacy 16-27 w-: *-" as trS sports. cm warts SIC 7tt- eer srcub ce -. 1c 5- ars coking b a ,bljTsr Yehosty Scar. tisk your'arrow :w spur. puna SY m211DW YOUNG 4: Ysaaw au�- wr ppe6 y^rr -' hrr t„ 5'•^' 1 IDs. likes o�t'+aoc•a xrng- carom¢ on a coup or 5 O voftu o a. 1.• we -a- 30-Acnt4bn- anc ST 1213 (066) LOY114G :a• y ye-!erhan. him,. r_'c ,n r -tic! lady. X-35. will are :ab ivy SY 121410SH) OPEN -r orc vVis shut ^ice. 19. 67 •^:ys :_!Cool ac -"Ars and ouet mg -is a! hors. -07n, for a !cape sir fe^ae •6-2• wnc s ou%go,r, a^Wra.nODs and -as A gooc soft" 01 fxrrbur for hat to aanc a DOU60 r6ranblanb ST /215 low PROFESSIONAL. 5, ire ',w. 34 erxovs Tor waekr Cs a• ^0 Ca - lap. 2 -WG our 0 0We' tnrwip a! It:-* OGe,ng IO, L ye wit !a twroe. M36w!• similar real for 1-Krdsnc arc xss+be naution ant ST 217 (OSM SRNCERE ga-n a -a- 37, lilies Morris 7rvrig aft! ars 'zarc% oOt- "g 1w a s'nv-ntsum easy. go,nS *male 27 -AC 'o• possible 'More Allows' SY 1216 (OSM I10EPEMENT 'vie X ST on" no -3 "Al -V .- rr bow.*. ziwic- iflir "fists iomng for Ali a 2635 ,da 's !noun arc v SO, she srre ST 1219 1101511111 a :aly 0'• 0 -:ec smite may. '�x Oawl eesy-going, COnsiz rase. aw" oulcoas. a'bwara. "erlww IN" arruserw,t perks and Ka. • CALL ANYTIME • 24 HOURS A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK Here's bow to use the service: 1. Select the ad(s) you wish to respond to and make nape of the four digit SY-tnailhox- numher that appear-, at the end of each ad you are interested in. 2. L'sinY a touch tt>,A 16, inti*. i.ui 1-416.9-4.1991 am• time .x the day. You mast he within the 905 arca cave to access Sincerely Your- telepboric .an tic. A. Once yew are connectet.: follow be simple instructions. Y.0 ssili have the option of reyxmding to a specific ad or browsing voice m"box greetings from Sincerely Yours advertisen within each catego- n. Go --bead. in the service out and %cc howeasy It is N use. ticcd assistance' Call 14800-W741009 anvtrmc between 12 nam and I I p.m. You will not be charged for this call. For pervtass 18 years of are and over. gists ant 7uaA"s 571220 (OSNl NEW '_ =vie" G -a-CSC-0 S•- :sne re, -:isui . 'ra-. 37, wowC ens -se, a sit- may. 25.35. wmc keel aids •visit aro persons grow- SY SY 1221(OSM HANDSOME =.-oar ^eft. 37 6 rc-e-f,c C -ars anc -an Sons all, slam. aMacllve 28 3' tar tong -%l '-weanu+p 4c aroK6 Singe -ern wo•w SY 1272 ATTRACTIVE aft ^vd-X s. sill nous eve, hasOel. •s00n1MtNe w'C' !1irY w w, d you' Yr s open t van ww-wb -!:sic yow sin. Dr sang that -w" -saw-sill ars autorora.s arc 'e s-,stor- sras %@I ant! sDwti ow t '16, V06 ST 1273 fOSM ACTIVE. ;•class :-a maw. 36, a'uoys w IInv. go". CyCill gr- drvng, seas cancers honest -ol srar+g !acy 26-36 t, is, Fv.- NXIS, swop, W p ST Tis'/ ICSH) TO ao sr- aesaavt, sups y's 0a.' t!1sre. '- mry b have a pWfeI •".a:,or•sr p w!- 'ONE* o1 you M1'o!. I'm 36, honest ouet 6asy- gang guy sic trncys 'toms& spoils Kung Coirwry owes and rt spstza psmS5asMM=WQ Bron bgaerr SY WS THUNDERSTOIIMS. -costa bow, as wa :amDhr". Tess we a lea :' nry, to tor'* ,nirgf .aft' 'c IsC -r sort of your& or 26 67' wr- 5sby blue eves ST 1216 (OSM TNUMERSTORW -coni* owacm- es arc :sI 'co, 'es thm we a taw of my tavw,r mings. wo-, !c iM. ma sort 31 your' our• 'e TZ, w!- becy tsus eywa SY 1776 (OSM ROMANTIC. our -acres -aa 50no "ah eryoya 1KxsA0scK 10% rotes Well and al ovening6 would fru to ^sell: a siim O'Ondw '6niaw 2' 23 to share 0css,we bArn V*Wr MC ST 1277 (COO EAST -go -rill rows s.,gr w -it rine 3' wiht ,us vis c,.tdoc-s smol Occas : -a l•sn K*, sett• wrO*"C. wnc Kites On •2061. 0041- -mg b rite 27-35, for a vraer- �(sOOrb. 1O)VO from 0000011 SY t! 2 EASY-prig Maar mw. 32 very ev- rib an ova wv: pen&, wale -gee a heal, 3e Yin nice Illugr-w ST 1220 OUTDOOR . E?' 4C we ancys pow, 0ca!*rg. 'ool to aCtre^nx- ous ACV b ,Orng tern* .0" 19 ST 1230 HONEST, s ngie w^ !e 'nay. 19 460- r. am Woe v't& seek - vg dor-towrT tonic '8-20. for hnndo - ocaslda Tissio enc SY t73t ADVENTUROUS w- is mai". 2'. 5 - '35 ^s lru^^v swots a lame. I& -ac. we *goy, Dram. or irw CO et anC a 3xs ze •veto W Mo 'rad paras Sy 1232 (105!8 WW;NT, :amrg imIgaw's ease. 3C so of ng, assn nae 30.35. Sara. Ons n'ao do - on to ow 1 go v iwc ant -W -osis Sewn vol onsfi'p used 3' noAaty one narnacv SY 1233 TALL. Srt ane woo am q. I. your pal. hIe OkmO"C ^t W, ex ••nountwo and wisic I* ~ no sic no -aura roll bear hard CapnW tow 'euu,ngn'_O.•e lite and its carry acWrturess :all aro ft= wr ST 1336 OUTGOING was -ail Artpys lie► s,. ^c"s :sating and :Vlr D hC. bobg lot waft Delia targe. 35-1,. Will, s'reW "sweats. SY I= low CHRISTIAN ail coorg for owv SO. vary an•actro6 Ort~ Ier"ae. 22.29 h- r woo wy !appy frritow V" good '00" ane suceli" 01Taos obit lsor SY 12s HONEST. w gr. solving ^vie 27 6. w wvs reAft , ace" art 3 :tow Looking b nor►enokag is 20- 77 for rwg Asia w P I= HONEST, s-gy r,e 'nate 29. 5'7 '!K tos.. Now "yea, sexy. Al^FYS Ds, ng_ 4% eau and ronw%c ovens gs. artery Omnia. nowig; to a gaPrs.& OI "am K kslg-rarsC baaury. 20-26 sic worts to he swwo' :m her w: wase I laic gems SY 1239 KW EMPLOYED. singe sea nae 30. sem ale sit aI ,r sports, WAS at numou' Ives' a^ :ys -..s : r+lwrews Vary sees Y"0le 26 3A will sim'an -tol !^• hieincs^- Moral, •eraorsvc ST 1236 ROMANTIC. Itis! s -,co,* va•v swung aM -ail X E sopaatse oft 040Wow- v caws seMr1; Durham Region & the Port Hope/ Cobourg area 1t1tCPrelgtJ1Ir!> has received 67,558 !calls to date! (Since May 1, 1993) a Manic 211-35 _'carr art waavme mine 'via Of owsc vou,C kke to sarrae Kat s hart: vino nc 'two ma! a^raC!,n. s!,m. cr6-mar 12-0 won r', far a possible avlarn' too - 1 -ZSY , lam, 5 Tf t 6. 120 tis tan^¢. Iowa d b fns ad and sol t ' 4Z ba.. 2-30. --000 OM ID rum workout 6r 'tamly. nonsmok- yyaouw for nn SY 196 MIDOta6i. 57. !olds to zence. Cor- in; rKgigrt trustworthy MAY you rem, a 'OmarltC. mare 6eua s wa:!ng ':, you SY active. 63. *wiry 49 and ri"tir. 13" MW leas Ta! SPOCW lade'. Yan, man - CARING. dos, rolewal single rite, smoker. 45-55, to snare the good 32 ^c Oepehle- s. Quiet, wngoys things m kA. S ?= rorriet re, sass so xw rdy 2c.. t -a- 4 !BE !Ds. 5r. rew- fa goof wivelsatan and a warp ss,*, ^ camping. 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ST ti's, a nae person wdh good sera 1761 a lama, elm ins a til of be sed bD1EM1®, Aldrt:aaad rffan td+ good twtrs to shire, would We to lodum v"ka, sacks sin afefai► now a lady ba"mn 3DA fair a be$- our , a 30-4.n ISO G mice a aL ng riWtielo mail ox Terry late HVl aldkr a sWiaMq, Carrsea ria aspertdad b mailbox 1924. ;.waw YOU 23. fl� did pD, ` bobrtp rade. 23, soaker, wnpys tf 0 msls� 5'9', E b y mom ad tarp sporuwrcus once n nut a rdr n the law 501, W pkv, ��a�1G M a whir, would like to raw slim tawsrrltld mne dw. w INS, �i %milk 20.25. for a wi dll4 int pow HG I" iol" wI li l - I sT 166 black mak 21L hrdabA- ti �.a�� TALL, Meek hoM om made, 30. M antbkMu and 9rrist aft rad j G IMI 1- would ka b rtssst kePar 311e4 for araban socidly. `LUU� ��v Inwtdrltq. p0aaibly mai SUMP 2ND lsalp wNsmisr �e SEXY, good balwp Rdo liar tMr"iaOatliq serious 661 ply. / ssnMu ifnwp*1y odeelary.� IN we �OUTGOING ads, 30, larg bend / AfFEM M IE. atasaesve, Proles- ler, bkoe spas, for Wdw la ft am Swirl lm 4w %, iMrAs mak would Yu b meal 3540. for E epi arlbwt song' rrovies, ivied itfandap. >~ 1M3 srd ertdekpa !seting snrkr Sebe TALL. bride, mus -sped, pond bon - Ing musician, 30's. wants b be na I'man byd, kid gwwow alrf• secure by a good irrcrly u(�(� nen rd financially ansa. sT 11M1 feel, rnak sfJ 4RU while nee. 27, 5'10', brown PROFESSgMAL, muscular and hr and All dawn curt PW., taw ones rtr, 30. ai9n a vriety a OfWdwl and pwt evwwgf at tans, altra1 , fnnrs.. 2632. for aarow . kfp" for Is use. 25-5. wish anr aehp and possar aidonal P. ST Interests. Singe moms welcome 1636" (Tony" H. con you p*m cal beds R 4aowrg mer, 26, ertpyf kfhlg, . and Ww your newer). ST 1671 caw lie and at ouldrr' sctvikies GUST, young at Peart male. 47, also likes country A western and 5'10'. 165 Itis., enjoys music, long cooking, looking for a Nook &3D, walks, biking. sports, cooking and who wiloys et outloors, sum" Kgr �.V�Vll moves, looking for slim, attwsrs, curt up with m front of the lin. SY "�t• fTWPLE lady. Isma.IDIgM I ha,brafen• 1606 r W ROMAN o1 rim. . 1Rf (�) MiDF r& cwyp mr:. 31. k1w h ROIIAMTIC ,lame. 20'& enjoys a wide out0oor& tanlDlrq, aniktg, rq vutry a ergk bokng br kkr fpe St.. wow like to rtrw kwien cwniarw'l WskMs ro rI hop ek u I'm �}7Ji�(►,��/ f loWf eitAdlw! To Grr Wino refpold- anirq and thou. I tope you w ad b my at pwm al ddnt too. sY lw sic your numb ST i N WW Aid ~t 20. single while _ rude. 36. shat Us* mW. 57 100kinn fn a ryirtrniOwA SY 199 FII HOLY.:aa maw. 3'. It, good Oc-Ci!.c^ rou'd bite to mea! a wOrror, wavy set. from 1611300 b&. -us' be wry ,ovuig and nice SY 1114 (OSH) JUST a•,voc ;: gist prasswOna, 36. 5-7 medium build, Iraalligem annicaW. wm000rry and physically W "o cam cad• serve at fun. vela I rON - rtsASCUM. 3wtN+g friss. seeking romance rima capkvaarq PON bAabr. 30•samAvrg woR wit. S1 1Mt (OStA oLtIE sny -our. 19 kKes sports, naves and " In +6w would like b mile' "West ware tarty of ernW age +0r +weeho. POWC4 dwton Yeo SY lett ACTIVE. a,!•acav6. easy-going enc a"eelwa:e wwr mull. 33. F. 190 bs. looking 'Or Y,n, adventurous twr"we w -r• Yr"rW atmbutwt, ria daares $'no" "stet mal som,o she ; , -- P y romance SY IM (OSI) HONEST.31w-wo-a-m-. 37 ovas Aide. KIN -on :a -o% ksnrng avid fwlwyonwwwrl wu.ld a6 t rtw a P". slim kms+ 25-36 fa keg Nw^ rsaw to ST 1"4 FAIR yam, S'ngr dac-,C-30-s, r'rtg Ore sop at a came. apDre- r -we am ed cualae. Paul Pont ry. pOw aro Sw+wrng , also We to be W&MG and vol afleC. so we a :"w ce and Call. you Could be sur - pill". Illi give it my all SY tees MINE. n.rd arks g. wase "!ale. 23, very acme. Anwar dslong Pay- ing span -" and eft 7" 00 - door& rue NO b'MO a f6 -:k= %1 2'-25, fo ►rmowee S1 flet AOVEWFUR RUS, wisps, whir mar. 2^c. er" spots, o rprig ant !riling now :mugs, seeknig shim. single. wl tmW. '9.24. for kionoshia, pcssm'w WSW to SY IW M q CeNISTIMN single nvila. 45 arjoys spc•n. camp,rg. ,Ong ■a:ks AMC nKisic. wows !ilia to nwt :nnYun twmwk. 263C. to thww ouat arias am VWCWV. p0a6ibfkp 1e *W*M VERY hroaorro. but wry lonwy. nusarW %bar% 6'. mw. 30. .".,.,"�.ia r warrimorg koy. i loot "Deet outgon; I am amp ad maybe by fwntl6 I'm we you an as tit to ad w M16 tl R have RAD an oxcitrng do* watyntW Early 30'& nori-smob pool--. Wok - lig srndar wbrtto . md-ilKriyf b m6ybonrless, who atyoyw b I= cad wBE hoes all the rkca gift gats. aooarorino4olwnap+•lrkng, Iaoaotlrwagc,. ram won. a6iae. ra gA,10J4 call � rt�e f you're ortw. f sr 1M/ � a bd lfry. eyoyrs brgcrag, rrbvioa walkirsg, gong to the' and enfor pleat wvenrtgo in bora of a krpW,ta or TV, sacks when cuddy *mak 3746, for Misntdlllq, Passim MALE. 32. vary ran, black, lover¢ oryop darfcrg and peOet, world Yle b nwl I -)MP rd)f from I&M I o m �os�rrq>ha � � ralabb►akWaripat*m ove b "" brats, 19 21. sr IM 6 HAPPY days. hi, I'm a WI, dark, 30th, hrdwakng guy who likes to rock 'n' roll, classic cars and old rovrt, bobrg for a gel 2Gs-30's, who 11ar"- to aWss to 9t nwAc in NNI:a Z4 kqk- and who spy gogl b th mows, drug and dancing, going for romantic waste. sOwde(o evewgs bgww and who annoy being pampered. ST 167 fT0EMM1i1BarW*7 AthWc, tat, tiond- hated. bku tiled gen letter. seeks non-smoking fit lady. 22-32, for a enwkrtprg pane of !emir or orw racprd spans. Cas b ansrip court tit. SY 1916fC-1q 1E61MW mW. 6'. like epi, ung has. 175 lbs., like Waft cartiving, marines, coneddubs and there. W"for Engle rnsar. 25.35. for -e•17:'vs! Ab9 •eai:'S SY 1969 P" M! our easy-yprg 36, grssnok- or ,rift. single dad of 2. wit Dowd ane porrynak, sea" a no!-amou g, sun. anrwbo. singe, wvft to . 26-36, for friendship. possible wall - tonsil who 6140,ft blessn and cour" music and has a swiss of feareur ST 1960 SOCERE •mar. 29 org bund her. enjoys 7601 "Wrings at home, an occam V1 out on ft triv. and 1114 outdoors, ksokirg for Larry ■I enjoy s lint saris things and whc s dowlt-ew0t SY lot (OSH) AFFECTIONATE w- -9 -a a 23. OrOw^ 'our. Draw- ayes. "nor Owi- ng Tubs end horseback -*% bas - Ing or row 16-25 for m ormfor . PON" r waenp. SY 1962 (OSH) OUTGOING wn.!e 'haw 35 tes dancttg, rrcws. Bibi g aro sports. boning or a IN va6 27.35. soreot writ rsas all ?ll SY 1963 IN! ''- a 42-y6wcd while •vis o*ar, kind and honest ' m neo SM ts rUsic and caul Areas. no- rg lady flat d" ft Sam things far 'Woeb., .,. mevQa Serious rases ors, ST Ilia IOStIi EASY-Wrg %nov. snpo rite new 22. ettracsve. swn, nardkork- ng Active. nV-s maker Nrs tris clu0 scans and Not wall kb to mat smviar ady. 20125 for xmpwvor- tRp ST 1"6 P" GOOQ'coilinr, single. sim. white res. 35. 5'11 . 18C !os. cfew1W. wwys lir am elver. sou a wry gine w-16 Alm rnotivwr - !c 34 -1111 the loom iris oro err a mmarx. ore -whir, rftn SY im 110511,111 FRAMM Avouch; t am not but I am searCrrig lof rry Yams' lin SM" a young ^tri s terey bew bW and rasa ye! to %nd 't. I''m a •mCi guy carr s 24 4rny and wuoys occaten. w -OVUr" roWC nits -1 VVIVA b be woo 2425 skin win a glees swum Of this/ SY Im (O5/) HANDSOME. PV@ yam magi. 22. 6. wnfoys sports, boiling ter brace formats for a reabonsnrp ST IMM OUTOONIG supe mak. and 1lwtws, artpla Oummm spay nam raw pool*. would lila to maw 41 211l - 35. i 35. who a looking for a bng-wm TIMID m no, =0* mark 22 A 24. seeking Iwo whir. wire B*OC an flrrtalsa 20.15, for kin aro Anew and b a vela" afFFkwpp. SY tp1 for Wgoodlooking nl k, 5'1(r, 175 tial 1wg 4Z wait O&C e4 pob - MORK At -coy swnw, aloft and It "or a trip carry a a wades, looksp for elwadiw, !wase. 36-2. sin aid it na►•lck or. mW MbM 0 6ll,baft Plat, fr. 175 IIII&l. 1111 and1 COM rnuk 4544 PS cavi bwer. lit all a"" M Arm being knobd k6N a kdy. SY IW3 tarp Nd - xq^" 30's, sewarrtg for Dentinal in da- Ir- wiling b Prmvw your xrrr weng car asyy cay ee in� Iaall>f W 911 Pw ou► sSYTl N1111111010ft fabs alar md& 16, 2p Mks Itaabalw wot lanpnfp ST 1Di A waits mar, 5r. 155 tis., looking b siert foxy. ►t -, -, aagtg S ,111713 , low is itataa and c"r- OUTGONIR gentleman, 40, 53'. bowl her. world Yrs b rad a tn- aua frons , *IN* 2P46, for marlb shq. r>cssiIt oaehinal - SF we 110911111 ALL, bnown hair. Ok*4* mrur, 35 seating wrarbve, *n fentlee, JD -40. innr•pb, children; wd- coma Sy 1!7! FRIENDLY, otagorig back Pak we 20's, enjoys outdoors sports and mansNg ""ft. Wald lb to most OrDsansio al rrslar. 20-5, for boo- brnn and serious rersionshp. SY risk 23, looking for empahiaolap, hopskilly long-term nidaborahap, hardwarfdng and well -MMahK knots Or outdoors, ato peakwwl"+WNW Turf Week IyaxilPickerng Nowa Adwsrswr A t larngtGn This Wwa assifi*e no hadelAy, l0 the coraent or M* to arty SrnowrMy youre advAlnkssnmt. The adverbw snuff*& a- wtsM liability for 11he consunt of, and ad healw o - an Io any adve beel as or recorded mossisge and for any cafes mads agar x 0shawaJN01Mby This Week as a r&ult Ot hvO Tie adverkno agnw so wvOwnrsily end fsold Oww; , -,a-, and Ab "-, d Cafflwffly Nsw*1jbwra and its wNpby am leris for all coats. &fpwnaoo, kmbilaao and dwnpw timilt ng tram or caused by. M pubbom o or neconderg pkmd by 9* adv~ o wry to suds A dveken*rM. by u wig smoer"ly you", to -Va onr some not to kms is~ I lop! - number. sat rt -I or adbso in familiar gmWq mOsaW. 00ww WV*Mby The Www* -"mss a* not b ave. ftan111t1 or canoe any SOAMmwwM or dwW 6* cwgmy in CRhidt an ad is placed. -,;.meq• :.-ix ^„�c'sa. '1 9p�AmRr'�r'6C i'wX1K¢+°'' .-____•----, --- - , -- Quw ww�p� tooling Icer lar 22.25. sy 1gMot�49 �ldoors� a dr r� ft has agood serse of humour seeking a Quwt larale. 21-33, to share possible rer- tlonShip. Stn 1661 PSH) CAfMIG, aaractive. O%csarle, sin- gle male, Isle 30's. cashes b meet a lady, 301 0, to show her low and atleclgn, Is have good tines 1090- er, call and meet for a colfee. for pos- sible relationship. SY 1901 IS every person in this paper really as athaetwe as they say's I say ttr Only way to find out Is prow It. If a slim. pretty woman wants a sincere, stun- ning man, for a brig -tern relationship, answer and I will send a picture SY low (OSH) EASY'9ang, single, white mak. 34. with no dependents. non-smoker. Anarcialy secure, likes ft outdoors, sports and a variety of music, would like to *neat an intdsperidem fffmale, 27-34, non-smoker. with no doper dams. between F and 515' SY 196 NEED onry one good woman. Carl arec!,onate male, 54. 51'. enjoys dancing, cards, walks, sports. carp - ng and mugging, seeks slirr% attrac- I-ve lady. who would be interested. SY 19n (OSH) DOWN-Io-earr male. C. 5k'. 165 .bs.. ',t erroys dancing, walks. moot b-ke • les. camping arc •cna,IO , vqr is, looking for non-smoking. -oiour>•ouih lady. 3045. who enoys -.a-'^.ngs. for •91ationsn,: SY 966 (BOW) VERY -�rng back malie. r tonery .is Du• th.s earth for a heavy -ser x^an. 11 you have are. mase ?" -e a all. this xuld De IN hes as your Me. SY 1969 SINGLE wh:e -a,e 25. 5 11'.160 -s Omni ekes ali k -cs of mus+c. 'avors Tour" and bluerg-ass. ,owes -amp,ng vino ariaerng, but doewI -m relaarg in koro of our o10 -tovel seeK,ng a womar for re!atanshc. ret doesn` -rid kw at•d ane:kon. t also likes to gin a irtee hers-!' Sy 1991 TOM ,y a lenge. 'up of Iris. a-w- 've .Iderstanding. xmpasumser. s.'m moo, Ws 27s. Whom, wamerg an attract". slim tema* w•1M ^•0 dependents, w -c 0-;0ys ^'.s:. MOV05 and 6nn'rgs ruoul, w+: s icciang fpr a successful rei&sorernp SY "M (OSH) SHY. active male 35. nnoh-smokM seeks slim lady. 25.40. non -s row %nVyNo m'owe. we" SY 11163 ATIOWTIVE. single, wine -nae 36, W. prysicany tit rtin-smoner, rob hadP toods she coui a It fm4 bin. OSIY are +W'Wy "cuf6 D.rfetsOn- nf of so Made-, wa-rig to start a rr . so"s srrn'r"ale. 25-35. w'• settler I.rosy ort cnkl wcc-e sly 1994 (OSM) WELL-es!at sIM and uo.a,To -ob" *"prows rifle. 39 your; u heart. seeks a comilamon 28-36. r'a evi s not rrilmrvq motor •acing, all-- emit are 91w day Dasebs at the Dome 1, smsn,p babe a reraato Sy "0 OUTGOING- a,"; Is a,t 23 E Y 155 Its. two row items 0;"'*sC. denting Cimpng, tarsi. leets self for fr'aridariip, POes 1 rWhO- np 1IT 196 HOMEBODY, al -rte. 22. C7. 17_ Os eroyn -avec trfning all music *Now rap. ho meaC gena. lows pMdren. seas W.-itremwf. 16-25. '- similar fp m wRdt - ocsrDr relasomartt SY 19x7 MTERESTING. a:lin. it -rr, 36 nontsrtiKw Misys tris WC Wall: trende, Seeks Nam Or ntuafsD tidy. shim, hon-sme". Call arc Airs ink Sr 196 (O9() PHYSICALLY It easpgD% singe. whia -ail. 35 6 a so, s -owes ad yvng Dut tool xr, at w" srr, wv,fr tomato 25-35 to "lerdsnp. passe* 7nsrrst4c SY 196 FtN.owrg twhab, 32. war sense of humour, low of st bar x". SM" driers r, or out, fast -pow or 416 bald stmospnees. seeks mar. 35- 40br Wit arise. posarbr nsiaacrnYap. No hand grmf SY 2536 FEMALE, urs area. ra*w"Ing, Joan to wren. outgoing. van" of wenieaN. ft and Akin, Wo" for for, GO *mak 3D40. of unlr "On for 1-40 list sY 3tilf06M ATTRACM ", ti -wide. single. 35. ttlnreelad in Rowing a single. horrsL atkaekvAl nor. 30.40, for Nwprleibr neaoiAlrap. sT and ribAlr drr term,. nrbwn lit"Id, 35, snake, lova b dans and here fun, seeks horrtt m.nap.r6t as rata! (car, 36.40. b�rMn�urlatdd aeYYaaNq fY 360 E1aGLIfN1 lady. 26. commaNNd Chiarrt looking for a atrrn run, S-32 for flilifdMmmrsar Intoe Chili) W mmm uft in b =arty edadtgkis.W35 J M )ft de's 35, alio responded to farrlar Wine. 33, pem rap , apen 10 Rtaie neuter 2542 as Cyst es. --ph" no 60. ACiwE, atlas' sergle Wasik 34. tall. Pm*uimw. swbwe, enjoys sports, bail ou dom hwho w..Zs: to tib. Se"kiep rear oarrpan tail+ survier ntsafaA 30.10. rta+rrokit. wA sasy2mit�rtflb". taring, brow l GY"4 pair Mlort , tar 4111'a. bvn country music, trawl, dancing. romw . seeks s tallu2 beer n the SY 2on 10111111111wermtk 10 w oontpinr. ACME 1wwaia, 46. dearoed, Sr. slim. blonds how and haul •Yea, looking lar somear. 40.50. OMrs shone aro etamenl ST 3p5 p" SMIGIE whets Lamar, 16, a" phone sea and skinny dipping in broad dayliglit, seeks tun r, 1g. roertalke mar, 16.22• kir kiaroelvp, possible mm o*iip. To M guy w li Ili nlry voice, I like Pantra, Bot curry skaabboaNdanlaao0. me again SY 2M " VEMR aro Wool !slug Gar of their own. Fun k.vug, Amount, Oalw"an apes 19.12? Than Oran we ft Goddesses for you. BY 2M�I III cm wo b"Wo, rr 501, fait W, rrr►smoking while mak 56416, We isbabtg cam art" hes a good ansa of larx1l. whit 41ta I OWN aid drip Ss M I1 : 1 AIR wk T= NEWS" SUNDAY, ARIL 17.1914MCB 29 'JfH:mrk`I• D1TLyMMID I 693 CHEROKEE LTC. &a rib, arc, R awing, P- Wakes, p. wki&ms, P. door bilks, tilt, aum, P» tr rrtxs, bra, rrrn wV boards, mer tow pack, ertlused SaA air conWJonirrg, A- sea# and rnudi morel SOO V4=. BALANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY/ , AVAILABLE. 00* F , Y 6 HL y: You Dont ■ A� _ X99+ YE YOU CAN BELIEVE IN CHRYSLER", SERVICE 1 5� s4 f ^:F �IHOIi� 1 024 .. - a Pay You Don't Pay We Will Accept , Freight Air Tax or Gas Guzzler All Credit Apps. � SPECIAL EDITION `93 MAGIC WAGONS S.E. Leaded with all the options: deluxe seats, V6, air, auto, air bag, 7 assenger, etc. Balsa This is not a Ba Wagon - But thO WS I P4048 1 $ 169 9 y a 0 J a]so KIM: '93 SPIRIT SEDANS Air, auto, I L, pi). and avore. P4071 $119333 IPICK UP YOURS MARVELOUS `93 INTREPIDS sir mm. " and nom kmwy options- AM YOUR $174999 CHOICE a]nma]w_1:jJA1!1:j1aKIM 11a& `93 LUXURY 5"' AVENUES All the anumiti0g, opflorM air bag, aft. -P4025 2 1 666 , PLYMOUTH a ECHRYSLER JAX SERVICE .OPEN ALL - DAY SA-URDAY 83-5358 AND EVERY N„`�"T AVE. (North of 401)6 OOD_ h.. qj"wp 1 WEE SNL I1 : 1 AIR wk T= NEWS" SUNDAY, ARIL 17.1914MCB 29 'JfH:mrk`I• D1TLyMMID I 693 CHEROKEE LTC. &a rib, arc, R awing, P- Wakes, p. wki&ms, P. door bilks, tilt, aum, P» tr rrtxs, bra, rrrn wV boards, mer tow pack, ertlused SaA air conWJonirrg, A- sea# and rnudi morel SOO V4=. 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PACE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 17,19% Cancer survivors lend an ear `You can survive and get on with your life' By LINDA WHITE STAFF PXPORTER AJAX-PICKERING - Being told you have cancer "blows you out of the water." But "trying to be strong" and dealing with it on your own is not the answer, according to a cancer survivor. "I didn't want my husband to know how bad I felt," Lyne Kelly recalls. "He was worried I would die ... I tried to cover up how bad I felt, but it was bad. Really bad. I'd be up all night, throwing up (from chemotherapy treatments). "It was a very isolated time. People don't want to be with you once they find out you have cancer. They're afraid you'll die." While Mrs. Kelly, a nurse, understand it's difficult for friends and family to deal with a loved one's battle with cancer, she suggests they put their concerns "right out on the table and say, 'You're sidL I feel bad I don't know what to say.' Sometimes that's all that needs to be said. - The mother of two young children was treated for non -Hodgkins lympboma in 1987. When she was diagnosed with cervical cancer the following year, "I felt like I was full of (cancer). I wondered how much the world could throw at me." The Ajax resident finally unloaded her fears when a hospital social worker visited after a round of chemotherapy. "Believe me, I fell apart." Today, Mrs. Kelly co -or CanSurmou nt, a group of local cancer survivors who help people with 'People don't want to be with you once they find out you have cancer' -- Lyne Kelly cancer and their families cope with the effects of the disease. She aims to match each request for support with a volunteer who has gone through a similar experience — whether they've survived cancer or have a loved one who fought it. Admittedly, Mrs. Kelly feels "really high" when she 'Until you meet someone who's gone through it, you have fears that gnaw away at you- -- Ron Whalen Push on for local cancer c:entlL:: %,ulcer aucleLy neipe AJAX-PICICIsRINC - This year, an estmial d 121.300 new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in Canada and 61,000 people will die from the disease. Locally, the west Durham Unit of the Camdian Cancer Society helped 302 patients Inst year. (The west Durham Unit covers Pidm rmg. Ajax, Whitby and soon the townships of Uxbridge and Brock.) The 302 patients came in all ages with the disease at different =qp says anis co-oideator Lynn Naxarka Types of cantos aren't broken down at the local le -4d. she says. "We don't hep all cancer patients, only the ones who all OL Mum-, are all bods of cancer patients that do steed as to dt.. them to treatsenc or vim home care. Most of the time, they don't know we're bene " To help patients that do contact the mit, these are five support groups available — three Living With Cancer gto ng — addk children and paras — CancSrrrmount and Reach to Recovery. The living With Chooer groups provide patients, family members and friends a dmamoe b mat others dealing with the disease, share information and lend support, she says. The groups nm on a drop-in basis. so participants don't have to register. With CaoSu rmouaet, one-on-one visit ane arranged, either patient -to -patient or family member -to -family member. A volunteer, usually someone who has had a similar experience, helps the patient or family learn to cope with the challenges of the disease, Ms. Nazarko says. Reach to Recovery tries to address the emotional and practical needs of a woman with breast cancer and all a over .3UU last year voluntoas with this program have bad the disease, Ms. Nararko says. Another service the unit provides is a-msponation to treatroeat autres by voktmtoas drivers. I= year, 239 people used this service and volunteers drove almost 97,000 laloomm s, Ms. Nazarto says. About 65 people are active vohnueers with the unit, she says, and they perform such tasks as dealing with Pfificm Of 000du ting educational. programs in the community - More than MW people canvass dna-w-doa daring can= society fund-r*Wng campaigns. Callthe west Durham Unit at 686-1516 for more information, or visit the atfioe at 467 Wesmey Rd. S., Unit 9, Ajax, at the corner of Wesmey and Clements Rd W. --ODD More grin sbdsdcse I. ing cancer nmaina the leading ceruse of atter deaths and a responsible for a w4bind of anter deaths in maks. Lung ander claimed 5,600 Canadian women lin 1993, exceeding the 5,400 chimed by breast cancer. - Marc than one in throe Canadians will develop some form of canter (other than non-mdarhoma skin cancers) during their life. These figures were compiled in 1988 and are an inarase from 1977 statistics that showed one in four developed ansa. - Last year, more than 80 per ant of arrow deaths and incidents of new cases oecvned in Canadians 55 years and older. Less than one per cera of deaths and less than two per ant of new am occurred in people tinder 25. lends an ear. "It's like putting something back into life. I listen to how they're coping, but most of all, I can assure them that what they're feeling is normal. I understand their fear of dying and the need to get their affairs in order " At the same time, "it lets them know you can survive cancer and get on with your life," notes Ron Whalen of Ajax, who was diagnosed with testicular cancer 10 years ago. "Until you meet someone who has gone through it, you have fears that gnaw away at you." Though Mr. Whalen has been prepared to counsel a male cancer patient since CanSurmount was established here two years ago, be has yet to receive a request — though many wives have called looking for support after their husbands have been diagnosed with cancer. "Either men here are very healthy or they're running and hiding from their fears," believes Mr. Whalen, a "typical male" who refused to see his doctor "until the pain was more than reasonable " Still, be believes he has a lot to offer and encourages men to open up and address their fears. "People with cancer want to solve all their problems today because they're afraid they might not be here tomorrow. I encourage them to take it one step at a time, to look after the big things first" For more information on CanSurmoum or other support services for cancer victims and their families, call the Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Canter Society at 686-1516. Breaking the bad news By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING - Before any treatment of cancer can begin comes the painful task of having to tell a person they have the disease, a job which often falls to the family doctor. "It's probably one of the most difficult things we have to do — to convey anything which will be perceived as bad news," says Dr. Scott Donaghue, who has a family practice in Ajax and a special interest in palliative care for terminally -ill patients. The job is most difficult when the patient has not even thought about cocoa as a possibility. "Mercifully. it doesn't happen too often,- says the doctor. In most cases, a diagnosis of cancer from the doctor only confirms what the patient suspected. It that becomes a matter of breaking the news gently at a moment when the doctor will have plenty of time to talk to the patient. Sometimes the necessary information can not be conveyed all at once. "Once you mention the word (anon), shock sets m and they don't hear much beyond that. Inevitably, people eventually will ask us what we think their chances are. It often calces them some time to come around to that It's the kind of thing you new try so form on people. It's the bind of thing they ask when they're ready to ash." Relatives onto find out first and sometimes want the doctor to spare their loved one by either act telling them they have cancer or withholding iofamatioa about some aspects of it, but they have so be F r stwded that is not in the ptatitnt's bent interest. "I don't think it's ever wise to withhold the diagnosis or anything like that," says Dr. Donoghue. PAiewts' greatest fears are often of pain rather than Of death. 'Ike curious thing, however, is that the patients often end rep facing their disease with "incredible sben th" that surprises even dowelves, let alone their loved ones. Those who generally do best are the ones who keep a positive outlook• we upbeat, and do everything they can to help their own situation. The task of dealing with anter patients has been made somewhat easier in recent years by the fact great improvements have been made in the treatment Of maty forms of the disease and survival rates for some are improving, "Cancer doesn't mean what it used to mean. What was bad news 20 years ago is not necessarily the same now," says Dr. Donaghue. r'Y Health and Fitness Section April 17, 1994 Helmets for everyone When you wear your helmet, be sure you use it properly. It should fit snugly, but not so tightly as to be uncomfortable. When the straps are tightened, it shouldn't be able to slip off. Try on several helmets to see how they fit before making a purchase. Bike shop personnel are usually a real asset when you are helmet shopping. -�� C."OLE'S COUNTRY S ...time to get physical! GET IN SHAPE BY LEARNING TO DANCE COUNTRYrAfESTERN STYLE! AN INEXPENSIVE WAY TO EXERCISE AND HAVE GREAT FUN! • DAILY ADULT CLASSES • WEEKLY CLASSES FOR KIDS CALL FOR TIME b LOCATION 579.7719 Strengthening stomach muscles Have you ever hear the expression "washboard ,,tomach"? Many weight -lifters strive for this type of very - conditioned stomach. As a weekend athlete, a washboard stomach probably isn't your goal. However, it is a good .dea not to ignore your stomach muscles. lk'hether you're a runner, tennis player or cyclist, much of your athletic power originates from your stomach muscles. Near you body's centre of gravity, stomach muscles are attached to the rib cage and function as a base for almost any activity. Inferior stomach muscles can lead to poor posture, back pain, poor athletic form and inefficient motion. When your stomach muscles are weak. ,our other muscles have to work harder to compensate. Trainers divide stomach muscles into three groups: upper abs, lower abs and obliques. Try these exercises to condition each respective area: Upper . Abs: Stomach Crunch -- While laying flat on your back with your hands behind your head and elbows pointed to the side, hold your knees up or put them on a chair. Lift your upper body while keeping your lower back flat. Hold, lower slowly and repeat. - Lower Abs: Leg Raise -- Hang from a bar and lift legs slowly toward your chest. Do not arch your back. Hold legs chest high then lower. Obliques: Torso Twist -- Kneel on the floor with your back straight. While holding a free weight out in front of you, slowly twist upper torso to the left. Keep arms parallel to the floor and allow hips to twist to the right. Repeat to the right. A pain in the side Remember the last time you had a stitch in your side when you were exercising? These little pains seem to sneak up on you when you least expect it. They're caused by a variety of things such as indigestion, improper breathing and poor physical condition. While these little pains won't harm you, they're not pleasant and THE NEWS ADVEIMSER SUNDAY, ARIL 17, IM -PAGE 31 . Sensi John Wilson demonstrates Board Breaking Techniques with Semi Wally Slocki of Toronto, while students and their families look on during a recent graduation ceremony at Super Kids Karate in Pickering 839-5000. SUPERKIDSTM IL-nert.. _ _ . - - -- PAGE 32-1HE MEWS ADVF17Un SIAVQAY, APRIL 17,1!!4 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers roCD1 Courses starting now: • %ord Processing • Programmer Analyst • Computerized Accounting • Computer Maintenance • Microcomputer 11mimess APPS HOUR BUSINESS CAREER STARTS HERE OSHAWA 434-8585 Island Plaza. 560 King St. W. vXTONIA • COOUITLAM • VANCOOVEN - SUM"Y - SORNEY • EDMONTON - SASKATOON WINNIPEG • MISSISSAUGA - TYRONTO NORTH YORK - NEWMARKET - SCARa0N000N KINGSTON • OTTAWA • MONTREAL • LAVAL • LONGNEOIL • GUEOEC • HALIFAX CDI Career Development InSbWtes Ltd 110 General Help ,110 GenKal Mo !Mai pre sew awmkt d ho ft your aeon kNebses? al aatpq illi s oonttdrrlos tate Oft or Meaner cur p�4V40 Afters iliAL. rsafd saylMesst i sIRL 110 Ckn" Hdp A Piekariltp OWAO Is klokitlp kw newre TELEANARKETERS to Wolkf m f a.nL-2 pin. s days per Weak Man* raft pkn Wativaii CO 100 Careers .100 Careers 110 Generai Help 110 General Help 110 General Help DISTRIBUTION SALES We are seeking an individual for distnbutan sales for our newspaper division. The successful candidate will have prior &W sales experience with a background in advertising printing preferred. PRODUCT MARKETING A new marketing etbrt within our newspaper division requires an individual with direct product marketing/mai order experience. The successful candidate will have a background in fulfillment and/or import.tgrburctasirtg. Our company offers a competitive Compensation oroorarn with an excedert kNerested canddates should submit a resurm to the following: OSHAWA/WHITBY/CLARINGTON THIS WEEK/AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L.5 REGISTER 'VOW FOR ;Durham College Continuous Learning Spring/Summer Courses • call to mister with Yw or MasterCard (905) 721-3000 or tail -five 1-E00-461.3260 • call for free course calendar (906) 721-3052 - wcekend college • sluflworker scheduling • concspoodefce courses If you dId not save a calendar, please contact 0shawn/Whuby/0=mVton This Week 579-4407 CaU for afore Wevsathw (905) 721-3052 110 GWWM H* 110 GWWM H* FASHION ©ONSULTAM Do yw Mn a Winning pasortwy and fie ..w 'iutk for au:cins? FWAAM �, fn Canbian insider in ft doe ", induoy,.Riles you in be part of a No Ilfflift FEUANM a tbfish ywr own business, w0 ing the beneill of ftsift twos and an sN - - "Mcarne. b stn 1 our IOP 1e5ltion coraLft a 4 nit 1R0-t100a in Pbwrllel for NlilttleelNeltl aveileele. 7R ekme Cita am Clalgsdos �r ant tlaM alas: l-�•NS-1QZ 111111soil" 1• M ft, 80 = in 4:M pR ZenLr 6 teams iesihnai . New, �.0 MGM Hunt he IOGIDGAI "Wierloe. t;.ALL�up� HAlN WRNS With stspsrisltct deeded fir L'A%Wee NOW— rapt sebn in Picaering Town Cent•. Cd Robert 420-1440 CL4A1eEga nes" Ker rr. Ala awe salwre call0n4M fottysa THE TOWN OF PICKERING DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNfTY4t SERVICES AND FACILITIES p,CKErnNO Regains a Part -Tiny Fitness Room Supervisor Applications are now being accepted for a part-time Fitness Room Supervisor at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Applicants must pgssess a current Basic Rescuer CPR Certification, be a Standardized Test of Fitness Appraiser, and have appropriate experience in the fitness field. Applicants must possess or be working towards a degree in Physical Education or Knesioiogy from a reed post -secondary institution. Applications may be obtained from ft Town of Pickering Human Resources Departrntnt One The Esptsnade Pickwing, Ontario L1V 6K7 Applications must be returned to stn Human Resources Department no tater than April 26, 1994. Orly ft" appliants selected for an interview will naive an adu>owledgemen t Successful appianIs will be required lo adhwe Io the provisions of our'Smoke Free Environment- policy. An Equal Opportunity Employer. BOOK DLSTRIBUTION AND ORDER FILLING POSITION Available with Reader's World Books Ltd. (Eastern Cans" Off cs, - Waterloo. OI) • 20-25 daytime boars, Monday -Friday • =lOJhour guaranteed for first 2 weeks • Average coami••iona $154264mur •CAR P.FQLTUtED MUST• and tel � bei�tlg�y� any active • MUST be unemployed said able to start imnoaat*iy Territory to include: Newmarket. Richmoed Hill, Markham Pkkerin& Aim FAX your Resumb in confidence to: READERS WORLD IBOOE9 Vit V. /t I.&\ Ota! nsc CLEAN UP PERSON USED CAR RECONDITIONING. For confidential interview please call Calvin Stitch 668-5846 Toronto 686-1566 Fax: 668-4379 DYNAMIC Faw0e6C eftwusiastic irld�iduals regirifled for bow W and punt m pogiiorls at WS WON Loan Cls W. Wftii01111 loss expefiortoe an ane$. Ca11or irtlerview A Regional Factory DidnUdw Centra has cpsnklgs in ALL departmatfs. kldviduals must be d -F - , Jabla. rod in appearance and have a Cal. * =10.85Ar. and up b stag * For appointment tall 619.0508 ..,R....•m.r.............r....— ..r::s�fi - �ee.11l6sk-�- x."...e,.�'-....... Mrina9ernent, Admllnistraation. Full time positions_ No experience. No problem- caA (905)426-0151 Hairstylist and Nail Technician Experlenced wanted by The Cut Above Pickw%tg Tam Centre CM Sun 837-07fa Cruise Ship Jobs $300/:900 weekly Gift shops. casino dealers, deck hands. tow guiles. etc. No exp Hiring menhvomem 1-50-641- 1160 ext C1219. 24 hrs Dow b Dow Cara omm deeded 10 planoa loci Lars s col"Pow• Eveninprhaskrxlds. Mils• alldmb omsi unit 101Ecoift - -n P" SM2303 ALASKA JOBS Earn up to 530.000 in 3 lMmer rNAnp iiWoott Also aonwvicam anw % of law PVN wow# la0n tleEaouaf IIIE11111110111M CALL 1ia445 4913 CrE Klee saoafaoo WEe(M Atlnmwe ptkttwm w horn. EaW i lila Sei1S lbws Wit direct FuM No a1lwIMas rtaoeatery Cal 14/i4e1.7/1M Est 1N - 31 hin- FR CONTRACT AZ DRIVERS $1110 BONUS FOR FIRST 250 HOURS U.S. wlpsriertos an afoot �in portion a* Globll Human Rnourm 7:00 &AL 4:30 PAL m warden Ave. UI* 4A won fiskih and . Ewe tp in In 3 Marsha wtpaleas pail 14111111110 04- 0 wit. FULL -TM Abbbels PAP hills weitinpitir lakpllone work f10a1 our olks. Pad4,mo ova ft his. avaiabla. Hm* rale Plug Appicuft moat be rtlifbM and power ple4sant MleltlrOrta ewnsrs. ad lbs Sarldars 03.2M or 68344 WEy name is Frank Wisettaan, 1 teach Mao t arnputer £tststronia TechnokW at the Toronto School of Business in Pin g- In ` alfuilfrarat to teach I ailso stn ttty awry trt»xi� rY. l know t o � in ti1C3 on a � basila_ You Will lusts in basis. you need to boor 10 get Aatrt d in INS :,;ENROLL TODAW! jolt Choose From Our Exciting Career Options: eUSINEis r '?COAK7ER wow AnANNtsTRATtoN4 Pit OCESSING rsrxsA►awwca SYSTE MS ANALYSIS ACCOUNTING a COMt�1T� LEGAL SECRETARY/ 4*111C AL OFFICE 41 MICRO COMTrLTER aL SINESS AS519ANT APPLICATIONS -,, COM►UTER TELLING & FIN AL HOTELaMtCRO RESTALIM04TELECTRONICS SERVICES MAftAcdwevr �.y !� DENTAL CMAIRSIDE ASSISTANT TRAVEL a TOURISM wsEXECtrrm SECRETARY Why Our Practical Trairlirlg Makft Sense- • lrwbwlwrs wah hacucal E"W in"ce • Cam @ ow Cam Meors Mean Ye• Can • (.mire wAh up4waale Skins Work M Tice %%%& Anrn& t SchoW • F..rrcul AarNancr waw. 4 AeadaMr ••• "`••••-• ••�.•°'• • •, ••,P•,, • ►re Erwpioticwewt aead", 7ra1 . • a w as -dr .tr.. preP+• Wig Tr•dr You No. bo G!1 a bobaie ^" r' • Ta■ Code for Tui`on hes • %401 AAwo•aw• EveoirrK a sat. Cla..rs --� TORONTO The PICKERING CAMPUS joy/ 1450 lQng* a Rd- Seise 17Plidlef CtloiCe� ontwie 420-1344 roCD1 Courses starting now: • %ord Processing • Programmer Analyst • Computerized Accounting • Computer Maintenance • Microcomputer 11mimess APPS HOUR BUSINESS CAREER STARTS HERE OSHAWA 434-8585 Island Plaza. 560 King St. W. vXTONIA • COOUITLAM • VANCOOVEN - SUM"Y - SORNEY • EDMONTON - SASKATOON WINNIPEG • MISSISSAUGA - TYRONTO NORTH YORK - NEWMARKET - SCARa0N000N KINGSTON • OTTAWA • MONTREAL • LAVAL • LONGNEOIL • GUEOEC • HALIFAX CDI Career Development InSbWtes Ltd 110 General Help ,110 GenKal Mo !Mai pre sew awmkt d ho ft your aeon kNebses? al aatpq illi s oonttdrrlos tate Oft or Meaner cur p�4V40 Afters iliAL. rsafd saylMesst i sIRL 110 Ckn" Hdp A Piekariltp OWAO Is klokitlp kw newre TELEANARKETERS to Wolkf m f a.nL-2 pin. s days per Weak Man* raft pkn Wativaii CO 100 Careers .100 Careers 110 Generai Help 110 General Help 110 General Help DISTRIBUTION SALES We are seeking an individual for distnbutan sales for our newspaper division. The successful candidate will have prior &W sales experience with a background in advertising printing preferred. PRODUCT MARKETING A new marketing etbrt within our newspaper division requires an individual with direct product marketing/mai order experience. The successful candidate will have a background in fulfillment and/or import.tgrburctasirtg. Our company offers a competitive Compensation oroorarn with an excedert kNerested canddates should submit a resurm to the following: OSHAWA/WHITBY/CLARINGTON THIS WEEK/AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L.5 REGISTER 'VOW FOR ;Durham College Continuous Learning Spring/Summer Courses • call to mister with Yw or MasterCard (905) 721-3000 or tail -five 1-E00-461.3260 • call for free course calendar (906) 721-3052 - wcekend college • sluflworker scheduling • concspoodefce courses If you dId not save a calendar, please contact 0shawn/Whuby/0=mVton This Week 579-4407 CaU for afore Wevsathw (905) 721-3052 110 GWWM H* 110 GWWM H* FASHION ©ONSULTAM Do yw Mn a Winning pasortwy and fie ..w 'iutk for au:cins? FWAAM �, fn Canbian insider in ft doe ", induoy,.Riles you in be part of a No Ilfflift FEUANM a tbfish ywr own business, w0 ing the beneill of ftsift twos and an sN - - "Mcarne. b stn 1 our IOP 1e5ltion coraLft a 4 nit 1R0-t100a in Pbwrllel for NlilttleelNeltl aveileele. 7R ekme Cita am Clalgsdos �r ant tlaM alas: l-�•NS-1QZ 111111soil" 1• M ft, 80 = in 4:M pR ZenLr 6 teams iesihnai . New, �.0 MGM Hunt he IOGIDGAI "Wierloe. t;.ALL�up� HAlN WRNS With stspsrisltct deeded fir L'A%Wee NOW— rapt sebn in Picaering Town Cent•. Cd Robert 420-1440 CL4A1eEga nes" Ker rr. Ala awe salwre call0n4M fottysa THE TOWN OF PICKERING DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNfTY4t SERVICES AND FACILITIES p,CKErnNO Regains a Part -Tiny Fitness Room Supervisor Applications are now being accepted for a part-time Fitness Room Supervisor at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Applicants must pgssess a current Basic Rescuer CPR Certification, be a Standardized Test of Fitness Appraiser, and have appropriate experience in the fitness field. Applicants must possess or be working towards a degree in Physical Education or Knesioiogy from a reed post -secondary institution. Applications may be obtained from ft Town of Pickering Human Resources Departrntnt One The Esptsnade Pickwing, Ontario L1V 6K7 Applications must be returned to stn Human Resources Department no tater than April 26, 1994. Orly ft" appliants selected for an interview will naive an adu>owledgemen t Successful appianIs will be required lo adhwe Io the provisions of our'Smoke Free Environment- policy. An Equal Opportunity Employer. BOOK DLSTRIBUTION AND ORDER FILLING POSITION Available with Reader's World Books Ltd. (Eastern Cans" Off cs, - Waterloo. OI) • 20-25 daytime boars, Monday -Friday • =lOJhour guaranteed for first 2 weeks • Average coami••iona $154264mur •CAR P.FQLTUtED MUST• and tel � bei�tlg�y� any active • MUST be unemployed said able to start imnoaat*iy Territory to include: Newmarket. Richmoed Hill, Markham Pkkerin& Aim FAX your Resumb in confidence to: READERS WORLD IBOOE9 Vit V. /t I.&\ Ota! nsc CLEAN UP PERSON USED CAR RECONDITIONING. For confidential interview please call Calvin Stitch 668-5846 Toronto 686-1566 Fax: 668-4379 DYNAMIC Faw0e6C eftwusiastic irld�iduals regirifled for bow W and punt m pogiiorls at WS WON Loan Cls W. Wftii01111 loss expefiortoe an ane$. Ca11or irtlerview A Regional Factory DidnUdw Centra has cpsnklgs in ALL departmatfs. kldviduals must be d -F - , Jabla. rod in appearance and have a Cal. * =10.85Ar. and up b stag * For appointment tall 619.0508 ..,R....•m.r.............r....— ..r::s�fi - �ee.11l6sk-�- x."...e,.�'-....... Mrina9ernent, Admllnistraation. Full time positions_ No experience. No problem- caA (905)426-0151 Hairstylist and Nail Technician Experlenced wanted by The Cut Above Pickw%tg Tam Centre CM Sun 837-07fa Cruise Ship Jobs $300/:900 weekly Gift shops. casino dealers, deck hands. tow guiles. etc. No exp Hiring menhvomem 1-50-641- 1160 ext C1219. 24 hrs Dow b Dow Cara omm deeded 10 planoa loci Lars s col"Pow• Eveninprhaskrxlds. Mils• alldmb omsi unit 101Ecoift - -n P" SM2303 ALASKA JOBS Earn up to 530.000 in 3 lMmer rNAnp iiWoott Also aonwvicam anw % of law PVN wow# la0n tleEaouaf IIIE11111110111M CALL 1ia445 4913 CrE Klee saoafaoo WEe(M Atlnmwe ptkttwm w horn. EaW i lila Sei1S lbws Wit direct FuM No a1lwIMas rtaoeatery Cal 14/i4e1.7/1M Est 1N - 31 hin- FR CONTRACT AZ DRIVERS $1110 BONUS FOR FIRST 250 HOURS U.S. wlpsriertos an afoot �in portion a* Globll Human Rnourm 7:00 &AL 4:30 PAL m warden Ave. UI* 4A won fiskih and . Ewe tp in In 3 Marsha wtpaleas pail 14111111110 04- 0 wit. FULL -TM Abbbels PAP hills weitinpitir lakpllone work f10a1 our olks. Pad4,mo ova ft his. avaiabla. Hm* rale Plug Appicuft moat be rtlifbM and power ple4sant MleltlrOrta ewnsrs. ad lbs Sarldars 03.2M or 68344 VNE lrBirs ADYED!!= st"A%AtPtll.0,19!L•fftAfl;E'At 0 Gomm Help 110 Gows mp 120 • On* Help 1120 onke H* 135 smiedwp 135 salad wp 220 For'SM230 wmad SUPERINTENDENT WHITE ,i cu If If -20l. Aigl OLD and arue hrrrfMvny e. a- Serni-retired individual to ad as superintendent for 45 unit Seniors' Building. 3 yr. old bonding, dean and minimum maintenance. Please forward resume by April 30th, 1994 to FRe 49404 Ajax/Pickwing News Advertiser 13o Commercial Ave. Ajax. 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(08/gaq STUDENT WORK $11.00 oro Receptionist / Administrative Assistant required by a local company, experience an asset Mailldeliver or fax resumes to: Controller 264 Fairau Street Ajax, ON LIS 1116 (905) 427-7777 Only those applicants chosen for interviews will be contacted 130 Sales Help/ Agents ctrl. ioenlew new, ttbaat aaer oxarm- No door to door or ��...,,■aMar te` "&B*stk,g. Scholarships 1 40 C°"'p�b avamble, ee4.4eso. "n F DS8 COMEIILEARI FWMCW Sw- ve w :.meq. sew i sonhome o. aarvicas, inked bas businsu ase ♦.malar fw in 464*,** lone or "BMW" amide out $o54W74W. Ot"" 130 Sales g I� as Expect more from Sears CANADA'S LARGEST RETAILER IS LOOKING FOR A CUSTOMER -CARING INDIVIDUAL A bousdtold name for genaatiota of Canadians, Stats Canada Eric. bib earned its position as the retail Industry leader through its coa%munent to customer satisfaction, and excellence in training and development of employees. Canada's large retailer is cutI ily looking for a customer caring individual to join as in nuking $ears a Great place to shW..md agent place to work. Aa opening aarently exists for PART•TINIE COWNUSSIONED SALESPERSON I FOR HO�1E FCRNISIIINGS if you are interested in this opponvrtity that offers a good compariation and betda package Apply in person to the Hunm Resources office at Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. E. Pickering, Ohl Scats Camda Inc. is an equal opportunity anpiover We thank evenone who applies, but only those selected for ituerviclrs will be oont kiwi Sales Associates • Markham • Pickwirly • Oshawa Are you w torted in consumer secvonics7 Do" tt» of "cellent cumorner service? lie a Sales Proffs"W al suppor" the No. 1 lute in tonsurner eNctronics! Ftitirm Cartier sales positions am aveilabie now dw to COntirwous eltpeMlOn• We offer an industry kaa&V trainini benefit, and rtatYMxnratial iI forward a rewafne w: AYM ®®O M ®®®®®®SIM Whfttaffnite 30' novo 20. i125. d+in9 oM tools keine elver. wffile 2r stove 15. 1100. Cal decortisin99. trial rip, toys. 434-O615. (042991) decoys cola. rtrlc Defiles, bol• ® GERRY'S TRUCK CENTRE ® Laions or estate. A66.at1t149 requires ® HEAVY TRUCK I TRAILER PARTS PERSON a For Interview Cad: .Leff Mayne (905) 434-7555 ®oa0000a�o 150 HOW MeDental 16O Day Ca DENTAL Hygenst rowired in BABYSITTER wanted in my Pidwing for maternity locnrs. hon , two boys. Harwood/40,. two days Ixw weak PWhe sal Non smoker, own tranaponaticn, Dr. Coin . 9055092290• full time. References. Call (042194) Jeanette at 428-2304. (041794) MEDICAL Secretary. Pail then PROFESSIONAL couple fiving for busy office. soma ev-"W in North whitby seeks non -live - and weekends. Must be flexible. in Nermy tupe hell including: Experienced candidates. send 64yew for a newborn. general resume to: 1.720 Sheppard houfehold support including Ave.. Pickering. L1 V 1135. cleaning and evening meal Attention: E. Fettes. (041994) starting. applicant must Have at 160 are Day Care least if three raen &No dnild l •upernrnce, a Mivers Intense ranted and a good comm -rid of If- _ i heglhrt language. oorrFensa- MATURE, reliable nanny. non tion to be negotiated. 4 days Per smoker, needed for three weak (830-5:30 P.M.) and the children in my home. Monday- odd evening. For quailed. in - Friday. Live in preferred. wooled applicants. Please con' RefewKM requkod Cal 426 tact Sandy Page at 5761103 2573. (031741) between 9-5 p.m. (042194) MATURE opwwK*d caregiver FAMILY in Pickering s seeking for 3 children In my home. weft a INP in Nanny for that t mpnm W1vbY. Non amcw. 2-3 days old daugtev Please al 830 per week. Calf 430-3900. 7310. (04174) Day Care Day Care 165 Available 165 Available i able INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD Ir carng. safe `'.:n rlorre e-v.,o'r^e^ Licensed by M C S.S Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible dolts. Call DURHAM PROFESRIONAL HOSE DAYCARE 509-1207 LIVEJN Nanny required W two dMdren, 4 6 2 in Wh4by. Cali 864:9676.(042191) LOVING care in enriched w enw,mm e. Way and Warning. French, ea+gs and vatrg . Lae ne fenced yard and ar park. Nutnhals mesh, reasonable. Zi_0eC.epls. Brod1 i0sitrdok. 427082. (042004 FORMER waturg mom krnows what Important_ CPR, First Aid traced. erne happy none. Out- rage balanced net's. Steps no parks, lake. iota or TLC and Barmy. LakeOrNwayti+arw000. 426-1107. (042094 ) MARY Popper has arrived in Ajax to care for your ohidren. ECE morn, CPR trained. dolly p/ngs. hot k/ndnn, reasonable raves. Call anytime. Shelley. 6867700. (041004) 205 Firewood FIREMl000 CENTRE 4'x8'x'2' $60.00 448x16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Earwigs 905434-6665 Free Deiilary lo malybef r a - 11, I• N-m-swo low T9ioBwt Aalwlllel, %%VA&I Onoo" 210 FIa tttOr wet LIN Kt� IMITATION brick Ikplaca. Me wtlr+aatll. cmft � we disair all ow aeahen- E�iwa8d0 Ol." �r( ho w"Wl0/tltras" wor asking $125. 683-4243. deetsi/a _01111 am be.., sCas , 04200,111) 135 suied Hielp ALMOND fridge, =760. limn $250. abAk Cal aMr 4 peso 831-5362. A42o9A) SET of w -91as, York paver gym -- bet• Pdrtd baa majol clri. 1 SkW Help no ore, M75 d aro 8 uu*- erre aii-g. 04=4 220 cles FW Sala GENERAL CLAy7. S�S "Ave - MECHANICS EHHAN rR pp��for WC Flat idle pk•S�bwefeft j� 119gL*W MEDIUM DUTY TRUCK & MOTOR HOME TECHNI" 4 yrs. gas & diesel experience . required Send resume t0: P.O. BOX 488 OSHAWA, ® ONTARIO LIH 71.8 �� Attention: SERVICE OAK44HE FURNITURE - Why pay retail prices? Ono of Ontario's oldest and largest manufacturers is now sexing dib W the public. Eq. 5' oak table with c/w ext. and 4 Windsor chain. $799 - 8' oak double pedestal C^v on. and 6 chairs, $1429. Cannonball beds. SM. Over 20 stain "' "' • al solid. no veneers - Traditional Woodworking. 905-985-6774. (TIF) Brooklin. (042194) WANTED - Lad and Blue Jar Tickets at lace value. Cal Brun a1 579.4400. std. 207 (TF) WAII phonies from the Ad• vwupe pilar system... a CK 111. Please cal 579.4400 ask for Ul. (TF) OLD and good used canna. gold. sterling, optical instrument. jewellety, watches, old china and glass• crocks. antique furniture. 432-1678. (042294) 260 Arts & Crafts 260 Arts b Crafts Articles 220 For Sale al FOR SALE 2 nw car tralsre 19 x 18' tow and wide chedw plate deck. swings and brawn $1 SM and %2000 cell Weaker t•undW- son 905 -903 -SMO. (04229) PIANOSxGRA110FATHER CLOCKS - Tmnw%lan Savings - Annual cntraam piano tale. Ponds, teat to own. ape sue. upright. grand. dig,tal. kayrboards. CLOCKS - (free delivery and set up). Tai Pike works. 4311491. (TF) 86 gallon tan tatty and acc Lim- dogfmo tiller bodon+ gravel I ocks and sed. %200. Call 623- 910T 21910T (042294) CARPET - ; nave wAvai 1000 yards of new Stalvnasfw and t00% ny4n carpel t,1 angst our INI room and mail for %299. Prince incudes carpet, pad and watmamon. -M yards' Sleeve. (416) 432-8244. (TF) WASHERS, dryers. trudge. stove, now and recondrtoned. $225 and up tot reconddarow washers. 5175 and up for recon - dawned dryer. 8175 and up for reconditioned fridges and stoves. Also corn operated washer and dryers Stepenson's Furniture and Appliances. 227 Coun St.. Oshawa S76744111. (W299111) ANTOOUE piano Paid $1500. asking II o.b.o. Good condition. Call 72S-7306. (041991) APAIT1ENT alta W*ft w 0 and ckI eaoeswa condimnl Ss50. Alnwnd 3(r Owek (250. Healy duty alwakd electric dillem SM. Abroad a cycle heelry sully nnathtl, t395o. 725- e70a, A41794) OOMMUM N do - me* wade skm 7, a aced 10. $MD oro $1149. Spend ofdm wdorrw Far I*poienar - d fdarian es*4= (ow9eq NIM w - Calan VCR in ben, r.refM a day guasele. As- " SIOM Phase 721-GOW $HUM - duality barn style docs, but on siMk sea I11549. GST included. Oaphav at Lyn - offigall (fill" bid LulOv, "a" Rd., A*- dla Pew• bsrr9efr erfog or CMI WS -609-4941. aoc4riai$$, tft� fol2taA� Ashburn. Hwy $12 North (- Myrtle West to Thunderbird. LAIK'xE dog cogs; Sara 1MaY dri[allibr 5275- Dry Viocu m, aria )boar did: polio Erb �" mow: rokakd Osti table. f�iaK trC V wide: 3 bsfncfss. assaled SjW Lid. a sizes. black walnut for WOO 434-2657. 47MM '�� Baatcll Rei * 9 work or carving. (041794) Pidtarlrg NouSENOLD items, kettle. miummuse vi aarng cr4ske CMW does POL gob and Parr, sal Sat 1-1 �i I (905)831.1315 prices 7 Pets -Supplies- aim Spin or weekend anifill rte AJAX Picks Applarfom • fro rhkrse4 hely ( ) lots IOD% reahonabb aBir glfa►arlt..d. Reconditioned CARPM - of cMak nylon. near again nelnae capdt aPPMarloaa Cma arab ua a diel 427an4 4p tnledfl y on kind. 1 wI capel 3 vans. $349. Prim includes CWPn• F1d S. Alex. (TF7 premium pad. export PATIO OOORi (brood naw() irtaleakn, but deimy, free bad 9w OF I RtLWW V. $999: ... . (30 yard). Normal S', $490. W. SM. Brown or 04&2314. (042M M) whr, onh Will tarry. CM Bob (Of 42194M like (906) 725 MITSUBISHI toad car phone. 4$97 or (gob) 4oll-II (dor. c9rrs, - M bowv , top of Ike say to latur"I e-4 p.m. line, $300. Can 955-3193, COUNTRY CRAFTS AND COLLECTIBLES SHOW Sun., April 24. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Oshawa J.,oi,ee Pav or oeajtrful Lakeview ParK S r^coe St S . Oshawa Over 600 coal ty ext, bitors featurtng a wide seiecton of crafts 434-5531 SPRING INTO COJNTRY - Automobiles 5 p �tThua Go 24. 300 er�pr Clip For Sale Ashburn. Hwy $12 North (- Myrtle West to Thunderbird. 1964 Cavaber Stat,omrapon Proceeds to James House new motor and running as It Dumam. ADMISSION f2. 725- 6500. 721-1718.1041904) 338. (04249/) 1964 Mazda 626 X, loaded 2 w O 8 Lost & Found blown neadgashet. As +. 41000 Cas (906) 93,-3076. f042194) 19x3 Grand Leman. runs war LOST - onacit and wrse ^uske oody so11 low kf-M - 82001 miummuse vi aarng cr4ske CMW 0-1Ias s. Call alter 5 p.m. c writ, ag and name 'ons' Call weekends. (905) 725-4717 831.3462. (042494i (04,994) Pets -Supplies- load crow Nowpon- -- Db 290 Dn`' t"C,•e :bode c.b.c Boarding 9®8.09B-03 67. 104 1904) orf. al S W ARM near and horw needed LEASE b own -ot cim. 19aC for sena annals. ^,any other 1985. %345 down. nc rfl rest. rr carp cite for adoptDn. All keds t7tecksON aagw Cali 263 -TAGS. (Ost994; TRAINING for you and your AUiorr10b1ieS rho :earn The Mosvaaronal ►ietmlad ,sarr 305 wanted in our row training facilitiescon nnore nlarnanon. prase con- tae( ore d our friendly son at G WAInITED -Classic Touch• Obedience t DEAD OR ALIVE` TrafrwnQ (905) 6144864 (TF) CASH REWARD I BOUVIER P„ps - male and For tamale, ears cropped. fade dosed. Shots. h"Thy. 576- Scrap Cars. Trucks 604b. 9a me - 5 p.m (042194) KEN'S. TOWING TEAM 08EDIENCE melt c s - 0400Y a Novice). Stan 283-6325 I April 30, etrenug and Saturday CHEW. or Pont,4tc. ,u/i size clown available. Sinai classes • 984 or older for pants. Alec ;uaranieed. Call 430.0025 .gat Cwn&,o or Frebnrd fob 111 42194) parts car. Call $23-6998 i ALAOEN Dop Obedence (04 19") Velarnary Alun ctas . All TOP Proms tar good used Cars o laxee of obeotence offered. trucks. Free soap pnOk up, un Days�verxrgs-weskerds. Nest drground kmA Call 24 Ors Classes. Senor Puppy and Adv Mr. BJ. 9054a37375. ITF) Notice. Thurs. ««ring Apni 26: pans, 4 Whee day tee SA and � ; 320 Drives and Beg. Novice. Monday eve nig May 2nd: Open 6 LAMY. logo Grand Caravan Ltd Wed. rAWwg May 11; PUPPY Edsiom 7L= lento. dual all and norfce. Tun. evenrg May Col.. Power nMnd, locks ark 24. Ex-structor R.A.F. Police mw ole- TO wnedvcrur corm Dog Train- School. Telspnoe Loaded. IntecuWO 0bndM- 668.9425. (042x95) (90S) 04625x0 (Ost994) PUPPIES for sale . Manes III Fad Econo:ine. %25W male and fomale. Cocker New phis. Wes• Mon end. car Spanish. malt and female. PO and 10 0 9 b Vfa"hphland Terriers. For an 900& an9' n�,ML apporo wrx, call 905-430.5763 (041904) and ahs for Sandy. Man") 330 Trams Automobiles 300 For sale ,,,g Berlet weir 39.anceftm condition. full size tub and :nu.o�'c oski (0412" 340 Auto Parts i Repair$ sea sefaa block Chou with warrne wmL adlikq VM Foie 304 bio bbth angina. haws aft now Web for Root, Sam 19M Feed F100= Chassis soca eomoletely wsbki low Lon oro back. Aa• king 9100. Phwo W -372L ale for Dol or mom anowes on DIM M Regions an U-Fk-a AOX �p� Shap and Palo--- Comm 6 Akan poK p"la'"ks1rts, 1 Pa car a m tmdk acoaaorink tide. amain obo*K traits MMOL tent 4 door SkndWW& ked. air oa$Wn eahOW wok. 4 x 4 carL. PL. POL. * W ss ; specialist. Bommonire 047• good " -0, Askingcwdied. Everfikps 823.9107. 6 p42194j 8 (042894) 355 k� teal Nssan 1laital. Mule cylinder, 5 speed. I-.. M-• Www turroot pt- arMm kora- INSURANCE. open 9-9 by seta with eouahzet. INK. appointment. Monday to $3700. 1-905-432-7756. Smanfq. MoUnicil. auto OW »N Escort L- 4 r't` ryNtlOs►. bub. � Cal 72,000 kris., sunrool. wd with (gos) 427-3696. (041B04) OW **arialeery good shape. Lady driven. 82WO certified 365 li�arkie ob o 9054?94974. (042194) V IBM Toyoa Tefoett 6 speed, 4 BOAT SIPa 15 40 R tram door hatchback. very pod $300. Balsam Lake on Twat corkdllbr►. rnew ties and ddfalaft System as CWyoeorlk- Clear sysom C«ofied. $2100. Cal ra' ' Ill (MO �- em 39 p7evatirtgs. (42194)=0=3372.(051094) Is" Caprce Ctassc, 90.000 kms. certified. Excellent Cu1.� owxmwk. one chart. $3W( Cab (901 723.7919. (041994) s76 om i i. r „rice ( _ ... 0. r . . . ; v . , 4 ♦ . v ' . P. yard. garage. washendryer. ( PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVETUM SUNDAY, APRIL 17,19% II r 400 " 410 "°`� eM 450 500Fw �. Ulm . $6M mormhny. First/lastADEWOE?iTSON Sale f AJAX - large one bedroom AJAX - upper level brick EXECUTIVE hornw Pklering, $OLD 1wo =rile. err left - quft basement apartment, utilities bungalow, 3 bedrooms, WtWm Rd. ewrth. quirt area detached 2 storey. 1383 64.111. 3 t included. Separate entrance, 8PPiwIc"• cerwral air. share parking. W. private phim Ww• bledrob, 20IL rrsesl6rbedroonk 1 fistAast. SSW mor". avai- n LKM". Quiet rneiphbourhood, $400 montes• Call Bruce. home close to all amenities. All 905837-2082, work 416-491- lrye wing morn oak kildren wY p from breakfast area, w/o able May 1. Cal (905) 426-84363. r (atm) inclusive. MBO per mdntfl aver 2000. (042294) baseement, high efficiency ppaess tamdyrotem, fireplace, Cie.. May 1 Call 683.0799 PICKEG second person to able RIN Mat, garage, includes GST, OSHAWA King/Park - available kmtsdialety - bright very cke n ons, bedfoorn, reckhdes cable, parking and all utilities. Laundry lacerates also available. $610 per month. Call 404-8479 or Iowa message. (041994) PICKERING Large 2 bedroom basement apartment, 4 appliances, 4 pc. bath. C/A. Private entrance, dose to Go. Leave message orcall after 5 p.m. (905)619-2495. (042194) OSHAWA - one bedroom apartment, centrally located, main floor of duplex. heat included. $500 Monthly . hydro. Available June 1. Responsible person, fi-t/last Call 433-4076. (042594) WHITBY 1200 sq. h. 2 br, basement apartment, private entrance, laundry facilities. parking, all inclusive. $700 monthly. Call (905) 721-2597. (422041 _ WHITBY Central - ern bedroom basemen apartment. close to Hwy 92. Laundry. If". slows'.$550 nclix.. OuiM me" necessary. Call 430-7403 cher 430 P.m. (041 994) (042094) share 3 bedroom home, own builder warranty. Courtice NO down been, use d as fadHties, non- location.'5134,900'. 7235366. payment? Good (041704) Croft ? Good job? You cern buy *maker preferred. Available May for the price of rent, while prices 1. Call 831-7707. (042194) OPEN HOUSE Sun. Apr 17. 23 and s are down. Call Doug a 2< 1 4 529 Galahad Dr rate or Brent, Community Financial. 66816805. (TF) IMMEDIATE possession - 3 bedrooms. family room. carpered. large kitchen. large 24x30' garage. downtown Oshawa. $895 monthly. 725- 1171.(04/994) AJAX - brick bungalow. newly painted interior, detached garage, excellent neighboultlood. chose to 401/ shops. No pets. $1000 . utilitle. Fra/test. Morn Fn, 50 p.m. and SatJSun. 11 am. -9 p. m. 683.3282.(041994) BAYLY,'LIVERPOOL - three bedroom house, main nadir, ample parlung and large yards. 5 appliances, availablei wrediaely- References. $875 . utilities. Fm oilase. Caen 837. 2429.(041994) WHITBY - 1600 sq.ft 3 beCroom. den, finished Dam iwn. t 1,2 barbs. fenced Nr ROSEBANK'HY 02 - "is non smoking business person for luxury one bedroom apartment. parking, separate entrance. over looking beauti- fully Ire" lot. $75C r•eoninty inclusive. (9D5) 4246874 leave message. (042694) WNITBY pare location, ore om bedroapartment available May 1 nckrdes Parking. ridge. shove. 36M pr month. CAP 905 420-9650 0, evenings, weekend%. all 696 74170. 1*42' 94, SOUTH Alex - new two txsomomn basement apartment- 4 pot both. private entrance. carpeted. parking, electric smoke detectors. nests all safety standards. Reserencea, frwinst, $75C monthly Non smokers. 686-2154 (0421041 OSHAWA - bright hero bedroom. $689 in apartment budding. ♦;Arweniere o 401 and c!y Dee routes. Includes appliances. Bast, hydro. pill" 433-0677 (042694' 410 Houses For Rent PICKERING Spacious 3 Wdroom bea:t:fJl home Exclusive residennai area. 61,2% month Call (905) 4274552 after 5 P.nL SOUTH Oshawa - 3 bedroomra eemu. Central air, close to amenities, $700 monthly . Wdaies. FirstiL=. 726-6305 aeiailible ply or June. (041904) SOUTH Oshawa - 4. beawo barkirn house, ng for me" - house. Saco mondey Plus ublibes. FIN last. references. ImmedWe pewee IMM Cas CG"O akar 5 p.m (705) 277-1311. (042294) THREE bedroom min Ito► of builgallow. wood Hoer, %oplaae. laundry, parking in South Pickering- 5960 . rlloeaNy. Cal 005) alsP.5296. 04179) SOUTH Oshwa - two bedroom ♦ DaasmsrlL awitbt Juno 1. 5660. Call 43& 1097 (041994) wmrmlos1MwA - 5 nw"n to 401, rsrine lot. detached 3 lh , -rel trtaslw uWAO. faat-ii kitchen, walkout basement. iePlarask 4 appliances. Isr - pfd. debt garage. gas, heat, $1050 tandily plus utilities. Cal 11110% 725.4575.(041994) THREE bedroom semi, huge yard, great decor, walk to Schools and $hoppig. avaitble Mar 15. $ago • uNhim, Cal 671-1423. 01/984) OSIMWA - t'lom M 401, 1900 sq.ft. R2000 home. newly deooraMd. 3 blid►oams, wrklrN air, vac, 6espec . 5 rppientess, two car garage. $I 100 plus Hailes. 728-9529. 042084) AJAX - 2700 sq. IL eaeck*mo with family size kitchen. 4 bedrooms. 3 bathe. 2 car gsags, atlalaM Jiais 1. Call 905-639-44117 evenings. (042194) AJAX - new hospital, threw belko. dell~ bungalow. Sidshed belon@K Ieeeo.' 150 IL M wen saptrae IselOad t- poesid peal alma dAo July 1. $1200 a UNNI . 427-3289. garage. $1100 . utilities Frm ,vat. references. 428-60 1 even- ings 416-866-4030 business hours. Ask for Keith (0421941 RI PICKENG - Dumbartona are one bedroom bungalow, ac.te carped. available rrvnedwOoly or May ' S750 month y w. ises i. 420-0356. (0419941 415 weed TOwNHOUSESEti •eC..rrC for thorl term lease May to August 1994 905-6"6-4667 ;0420941 ow 420 Townhouses For Rent m+ THREE bedrootownhouse for rent, good condition. waking distance to as schools and shoppince g- Fend yard. finished basement. Jury 1, 13M Oxford St.. $790 . ititaies After 6 P.m. 432242, (0419941 WHITBY - clean 3 bedroom townhouse. garage, palm. schools. transportation, shoapirS 4 ^Vkanoss Jure 1. 5900 plus. Days 205483-3100 est 320 or eve 416-"7-2906 Grant. (042194) 430 Room T Rent TWO working females Watered) to share 3 bedroan townhouse. N. Oshawa. No Pats* $400 each inclusive. Phone 723-2462 leave message. (04194) AJAX - near Harwood/Bayly, clean non smoker to share townhouse with same. $400 monthly. nckuive. Cal Scott. 428-8880. (04 t 994) PICKERING home featuring sic appliances and furnished roons at $285 Of $310 plus uolsies. Non smokers. Call Ken. 420- 7347. (041794) 455 Condos RFeor WETSHEY Ro.%Hwy $2. two bedroom condo. 5 appliances. 3 year old building. $975 inclusive. Available imrnsdlately. (905) 6861269 of (416) 285-1888. (041994) 460 Office a Retail Space FOR LEASE $6.00 net ppeer Sq h, Al YNlby Retail 3PK9 up to 4,000 M tL Negaabis, flexbie approachable Call 9-5 P m (905) 427-6283' (905) 666-3665 FOR wase om ce storage and es poDie bay space. C3 zoning. Dundas St. Downtown Whaley. Cas 6663361. (042194) AJAX - Pickerng Village. retail space. 1000 ad ft. plus bmwrwa. facing old Krgst- Rd. $1150 1xnt! IV. Call Nick Givalas. Brokr. Gkrales Real Estate Ltd. !905! 4794436 or (416) 49393W (042194), m Oshawa, 3 plus 1 bedroom. 1 1/ 2 bathrooms. 40 x 143 lot, numerous upgrades, great location, asking $154.900. 721- 1438.(042294) LUCKY YOU, deal leg thnwghl Semi bungalow, new broadloom, cushion floor. paint, kitchen, $103,500. ALSO ILII bedroom, 3 bath, w/o kitchen to garage. In Whitby. $139.500. Cal Quickly, ask for Limn North, Remax Summit. 668-3800. (041994) CENTRAL Alax - three bedroom bungalow with basement apartment, c,a., new gas furnace. 6 appliances, low mortgage. Available July 1. $150.000. Call 428.0809. (04199:) THREE bedroom detached, 55.56 h. x 140 ft. terraced lot. close to schools. shopping. 401. large kitchen. gas, renwaMd throughout, $134,900. 576- 3512. (041994) PRIVATE Sale - Whllby. Gar- deNriosNrW. taking $198.900. Two Storey brick. 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths. nein floor laudry, tansy room VIA r, ce, two car garage. cemral vac and much mon. Call 666-3615. lot 1904) WHITRY - 1700 M?L. man floor farcy morn, fireplace. 4 pros. ensure, wvo to Inge decal, great 6.5% mortgage for 3 years. car- nes for $910 per moreth. i1dW- i g taxes. Rema: Sunnis. Ted Houghicn, 668-3800. (041904) 520 Condos Sa1e WETSNEY Rd ,wwy 82, two bedroom condo. 5 appliances. 3 Vern old building. $93.000. Mw be sew to be appreciated. (905) 68"269 or (416) 285-1888. Garage L (04'994) 462 Storage Space CONDO for sale - AHoc. two bedroom. 1 12 baths. ensure tNOUSTRIAL Condo - 240C laxdry storage. parking- erwrn sq itwith 600 aq.tt. office nog pool. eaoercse mom and space: wee or sale $5000 games room. immaculate flown plus Other units from $400. condition. Available Jure 1. Cas and ;,p. 725.1171. (041904) 416Asa-3824. (042194) FO 470 Cottages� KAWARTHA-S'LAKE Serlour - W000wid Estates tloueekeep Ing cottages. 3 Plus piece barhnWrra� Pool beech. sore. 90 mrkAes NE of Pickering. Leave mes- aage at 7064%11317. (060494) LAKEFRONT - two bedroom, sleeps G. Lake Ere. Cayuga S.wodwmv area Nurnsrous beat atractona $400 week.. 905- 427-4117 054271117 evenings. (042204) 535 `° Sale BEAUTIFUL 2 acre waterfront len in Pon Perry. Startup at $155.000. ready o build. For rib cal 905127-0340 or 905 429-2215. (047294) $3500 sus once, wooded camp rg lot. 3A M. east or Oshara. Sand beach% trout sishi g. now to 10.000 ansa county lorett. Year round fond. Fred. 416.431. ISM. (042104) Vacation GE06KUM Bay now Wasaga 545 Properties Beach and Midland. 3 bedrooms. access to sandy tor renit Pickering yard. garage. washendryer. WHITBY - two bedroom baso- 0060 to schools, shepping. mem apartment bl availae June park. $1200 plus. 416.866.84.12 1. Parlung. Lawcable Laundry. cae and M4 1994) Ulm . $6M mormhny. First/lastADEWOE?iTSON Oshawa.(041994) required. Call 579-1076. whole ,rouse. 3 bedrooms. now available immediately. a8 rsw uutn. paint. rencsd yard. WHITES,401 - large two only 375C . L"llos. Avadab e bedroom basement apartment. May 1. 905799.2242. (0421941 brand now 4 appliances. ava4- Hwy 82'WooY, Rd. - three able now $700 pke. Fin;Vlast. Decreer^. 2 1.2-2 Wrns, eat -n non smokers. no pats. ALSO kitchen, 5 appliances. arm bedroom 10 share. S4X tamdyrotem, fireplace, Cie.. Call420-3628. (0421941 walkout basement. fenced. Nr ROSEBANK'HY 02 - "is non smoking business person for luxury one bedroom apartment. parking, separate entrance. over looking beauti- fully Ire" lot. $75C r•eoninty inclusive. (9D5) 4246874 leave message. (042694) WNITBY pare location, ore om bedroapartment available May 1 nckrdes Parking. ridge. shove. 36M pr month. CAP 905 420-9650 0, evenings, weekend%. all 696 74170. 1*42' 94, SOUTH Alex - new two txsomomn basement apartment- 4 pot both. private entrance. carpeted. parking, electric smoke detectors. nests all safety standards. Reserencea, frwinst, $75C monthly Non smokers. 686-2154 (0421041 OSHAWA - bright hero bedroom. $689 in apartment budding. ♦;Arweniere o 401 and c!y Dee routes. Includes appliances. Bast, hydro. pill" 433-0677 (042694' 410 Houses For Rent PICKERING Spacious 3 Wdroom bea:t:fJl home Exclusive residennai area. 61,2% month Call (905) 4274552 after 5 P.nL SOUTH Oshawa - 3 bedroomra eemu. Central air, close to amenities, $700 monthly . Wdaies. FirstiL=. 726-6305 aeiailible ply or June. (041904) SOUTH Oshawa - 4. beawo barkirn house, ng for me" - house. Saco mondey Plus ublibes. FIN last. references. ImmedWe pewee IMM Cas CG"O akar 5 p.m (705) 277-1311. (042294) THREE bedroom min Ito► of builgallow. wood Hoer, %oplaae. laundry, parking in South Pickering- 5960 . rlloeaNy. Cal 005) alsP.5296. 04179) SOUTH Oshwa - two bedroom ♦ DaasmsrlL awitbt Juno 1. 5660. Call 43& 1097 (041994) wmrmlos1MwA - 5 nw"n to 401, rsrine lot. detached 3 lh , -rel trtaslw uWAO. faat-ii kitchen, walkout basement. iePlarask 4 appliances. Isr - pfd. debt garage. gas, heat, $1050 tandily plus utilities. Cal 11110% 725.4575.(041994) THREE bedroom semi, huge yard, great decor, walk to Schools and $hoppig. avaitble Mar 15. $ago • uNhim, Cal 671-1423. 01/984) OSIMWA - t'lom M 401, 1900 sq.ft. R2000 home. newly deooraMd. 3 blid►oams, wrklrN air, vac, 6espec . 5 rppientess, two car garage. $I 100 plus Hailes. 728-9529. 042084) AJAX - 2700 sq. IL eaeck*mo with family size kitchen. 4 bedrooms. 3 bathe. 2 car gsags, atlalaM Jiais 1. Call 905-639-44117 evenings. (042194) AJAX - new hospital, threw belko. dell~ bungalow. Sidshed belon@K Ieeeo.' 150 IL M wen saptrae IselOad t- poesid peal alma dAo July 1. $1200 a UNNI . 427-3289. garage. $1100 . utilities Frm ,vat. references. 428-60 1 even- ings 416-866-4030 business hours. Ask for Keith (0421941 RI PICKENG - Dumbartona are one bedroom bungalow, ac.te carped. available rrvnedwOoly or May ' S750 month y w. ises i. 420-0356. (0419941 415 weed TOwNHOUSESEti •eC..rrC for thorl term lease May to August 1994 905-6"6-4667 ;0420941 ow 420 Townhouses For Rent m+ THREE bedrootownhouse for rent, good condition. waking distance to as schools and shoppince g- Fend yard. finished basement. Jury 1, 13M Oxford St.. $790 . ititaies After 6 P.m. 432242, (0419941 WHITBY - clean 3 bedroom townhouse. garage, palm. schools. transportation, shoapirS 4 ^Vkanoss Jure 1. 5900 plus. Days 205483-3100 est 320 or eve 416-"7-2906 Grant. (042194) 430 Room T Rent TWO working females Watered) to share 3 bedroan townhouse. N. Oshawa. No Pats* $400 each inclusive. Phone 723-2462 leave message. (04194) AJAX - near Harwood/Bayly, clean non smoker to share townhouse with same. $400 monthly. nckuive. Cal Scott. 428-8880. (04 t 994) PICKERING home featuring sic appliances and furnished roons at $285 Of $310 plus uolsies. Non smokers. Call Ken. 420- 7347. (041794) 455 Condos RFeor WETSHEY Ro.%Hwy $2. two bedroom condo. 5 appliances. 3 year old building. $975 inclusive. Available imrnsdlately. (905) 6861269 of (416) 285-1888. (041994) 460 Office a Retail Space FOR LEASE $6.00 net ppeer Sq h, Al YNlby Retail 3PK9 up to 4,000 M tL Negaabis, flexbie approachable Call 9-5 P m (905) 427-6283' (905) 666-3665 FOR wase om ce storage and es poDie bay space. C3 zoning. Dundas St. Downtown Whaley. Cas 6663361. (042194) AJAX - Pickerng Village. retail space. 1000 ad ft. plus bmwrwa. facing old Krgst- Rd. $1150 1xnt! IV. Call Nick Givalas. Brokr. Gkrales Real Estate Ltd. !905! 4794436 or (416) 49393W (042194), m Oshawa, 3 plus 1 bedroom. 1 1/ 2 bathrooms. 40 x 143 lot, numerous upgrades, great location, asking $154.900. 721- 1438.(042294) LUCKY YOU, deal leg thnwghl Semi bungalow, new broadloom, cushion floor. paint, kitchen, $103,500. ALSO ILII bedroom, 3 bath, w/o kitchen to garage. In Whitby. $139.500. Cal Quickly, ask for Limn North, Remax Summit. 668-3800. (041994) CENTRAL Alax - three bedroom bungalow with basement apartment, c,a., new gas furnace. 6 appliances, low mortgage. Available July 1. $150.000. Call 428.0809. (04199:) THREE bedroom detached, 55.56 h. x 140 ft. terraced lot. close to schools. shopping. 401. large kitchen. gas, renwaMd throughout, $134,900. 576- 3512. (041994) PRIVATE Sale - Whllby. Gar- deNriosNrW. taking $198.900. Two Storey brick. 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths. nein floor laudry, tansy room VIA r, ce, two car garage. cemral vac and much mon. Call 666-3615. lot 1904) WHITRY - 1700 M?L. man floor farcy morn, fireplace. 4 pros. ensure, wvo to Inge decal, great 6.5% mortgage for 3 years. car- nes for $910 per moreth. i1dW- i g taxes. Rema: Sunnis. Ted Houghicn, 668-3800. (041904) 520 Condos Sa1e WETSNEY Rd ,wwy 82, two bedroom condo. 5 appliances. 3 Vern old building. $93.000. Mw be sew to be appreciated. (905) 68"269 or (416) 285-1888. Garage L (04'994) 462 Storage Space CONDO for sale - AHoc. two bedroom. 1 12 baths. ensure tNOUSTRIAL Condo - 240C laxdry storage. parking- erwrn sq itwith 600 aq.tt. office nog pool. eaoercse mom and space: wee or sale $5000 games room. immaculate flown plus Other units from $400. condition. Available Jure 1. Cas and ;,p. 725.1171. (041904) 416Asa-3824. (042194) FO 470 Cottages� KAWARTHA-S'LAKE Serlour - W000wid Estates tloueekeep Ing cottages. 3 Plus piece barhnWrra� Pool beech. sore. 90 mrkAes NE of Pickering. Leave mes- aage at 7064%11317. (060494) LAKEFRONT - two bedroom, sleeps G. Lake Ere. Cayuga S.wodwmv area Nurnsrous beat atractona $400 week.. 905- 427-4117 054271117 evenings. (042204) 535 `° Sale BEAUTIFUL 2 acre waterfront len in Pon Perry. Startup at $155.000. ready o build. For rib cal 905127-0340 or 905 429-2215. (047294) $3500 sus once, wooded camp rg lot. 3A M. east or Oshara. Sand beach% trout sishi g. now to 10.000 ansa county lorett. Year round fond. Fred. 416.431. ISM. (042104) Vacation GE06KUM Bay now Wasaga 545 Properties Beach and Midland. 3 bedrooms. access to sandy tor renit Pickering iM acre recreattonuhuntng Oeid own deck and BW and para 11 a win meadows. raai T� Cancer. SAM montl ty .. Tv. May be vrsseed on ydw. led parka. hardwood and utilities, Clow to all arnwW4a. 434-9631. (TF) 1600 h. on paved read, hydq Available immeaately. 619- LAKE Seymour/Trent V_ and phone. North of ANDY Peterbrou h, $85,000 0820.(0319%4) $360 plus per week, fully negotiable. (042294) VIH"Y - hrrreslnd bedroan equipped. 4 bedroom CoUng a' available immediately. a8 90 minutes N.E. of Oshawa. cww utilities included. ar. lar sae. avelilable. I�Ory Great fishing, heated pool, ..its ask 570 playground. Family cottage Trallera Sites pill" fadrkss. $100resort. �' Prnorn Woodland Etu4o. t-AFFORDABLE Lake Ontario e66.2%'JS. (042111:) 7064/631317. (060394) pietuteagw aarw sites now WHIoma. nY on+leepeestarmslee person, kache, hatendry, facef ee. Truism Full serviced, melee 4� ,waw trees, sheltered docking, near ail am4anlsiea- privet. wreArortl available �� suwLL. FIA peke, i trams entrance. air con., frSVIAS; CLEARWATER - mobiles, 416.75748".10419q Welk CAN 4=44". 042194) aMholee, heard peals, het - -- - AJAX Saudi - room sultabls l . bA. w . Near beaches and 575 IIIaJOf a4lSZ/S rat. drain Lem no n �p U" piton svaloonr. May' Pf03- Ave"" krrrrsdialMy. Slow .nal ar i100rmaS0. Cana . tliosn N you► barns Cab 93 �. pugs) aORROte 510JD00 pSy as w furnished. Call lit"4151. as 5110 per wAso 0Ac. Call (041904) coomEous thew bsdfearti Jerry. 660-7200 Free coneo. dealt M Malas Chm C -A& t . Am" bsast- LARGE bright vaso hariialisd waw Bosch. (veal. iscuz i. room. East Oahas t. family SBO. privw yard. arvaiabls gglggp� qt(y gSDfmaW�( horns. Kitehee and laundry °� For idomuYon and M No up front fes. S rraowtlta priviYilim 1 Ismdy M bus and vice, phonem, ds -96M or 579- tlonveelbla 6,201(. Fres andppita SM wed lei- Fist, lot and netraribes. slit "Spain" pal► 37M. 042M4) gfeallieatioee 24 ti. appeotaL Henle. 7254Ma. (012654)FLORIDA - Madeira Beside. fall 4044ONEY %Now 0t/w) AJAX- ttrmslisd eoarn sit rent it 1500 44-111- Maury gid wme. haft MONEY Pser7 LadollsAJAX condo, a appliances. 2.1 quiet eabls. nfar Out consolidations, credit Oeldrosems. two baths, all 9 perste" bud" amp6 shsppilg and lab. Share accessories. heated pool. OlanninM gtrlshses setPOed. off' ,ion tin.4 $300 monthly. 427-3995. ia�l 9--40 &will ed - by FREE CONSULTATIONS. door. v�0MMt, p(rept Credit CoIwMMlas (Toronse- 0t1 ) and meaner. $0.60 eaewsgs. Oshousa).4331425. (iF) LNEWOOIJBAYLY - MOM as- 7236089. (051911s) factitive house. share 5 Hama 500 580 M«w� H arid Nor°L.�l:' For Sale transportation ON- bore T.O. 421[941 e. 555 ON -W7-1304.0421[941 OSHAWA East - detached ARE you hsrig soles 9a=S ag 7 IS your batik 9" WHITBY room for rfam in 3 � also � lectin 11he run-a-raundl1i Do you neenewvly bedroom home. available rerio4lased asrsral 1re4 ash lealpaf� ? Wes if sialirasely. Melina (over 21) ,ariosd, oft" van -sin gara$a Community Finaricidii Satellites 906.721-1022.0t2a9q 66706. $01�84w�y. Can LOVELY two Gorey, hone in iw %� BUSInea Shared 450 Oshawa lea This wospacious ia V OpPOftufMlilS ACCOMM liafa0 cedar deck. W/o off IMAGM a ham based blsi- mtntar hod nn wAOM clogs. feces wilt part lieu hours. no NCKERBIQ, 4011Whitat R0. S. send OMWO with slop up rerun qualm or klvsaeo l and a Mem New three bedroom. the" tub. large 4W -in kYchen with comm ifinam M help you buil daeoen boor ler corl � ae � business, Wide & orse lime ar parking. area 1 appllaaiefas, k� arms dd :$1280 you ori share as lroa$ak tion seeukes, Said Iris tin well Csatral airaddm yaw Maredd Iretd , $375 Illoelthly. 539-7540. fMi' yard. a" $t SJM For appolnarws ag Teeer6M- Cal 571-1184. 04194) 1102 012254) 560 Mobile PPaark 560 "ON a Parka GET READY FOR SUMMER NOW! We have a large selection of new and used PARK MODEL and TRAVEL TRAILERS. Many set up sites in a large, beautiful park Call for a corltplete list of Units or drop in b: PIGEON LAKE TRAILER PARK INC. 705-799-5376 Open 7 days a week 590 OppBusiness ortunities WELL established Indian video Businse in Ajax. Over 1000 movies. Priced reduced to sell. Owner is moving. $17.000. 686 8891 (am.) or 6861034 (p.m.) 630 Registrations FOLK Art Classes beginning April 18 to June 27. Monday evenings. 8-10. It interested, please cal Bonnie. 723 -SSW (0421941 640 cEts CAN. $ AT PAR FACTORY OUTLET MALL One day May 3, only for our bus passengers, for info. call (416) 226-2806 Federal Charities 60850065-09 580 mwogn 580 MORTGAGE MONEY up to 95% financing • excellent rates on purchases & refinances • also private funds available 1st 3 2nd & 3rds • home Improvement bans • equity loans If you are self-employed or in financial difficulties FOR FREE INFO. SAS FINANCIAL, DES HULL WHITBY, ONT. 6662015 (over 23 yrs. exp.) Toll Free 1400-661-4403 640 CEen680 Announcements DEADLINE le ,near •wan your DAY Program for trait to active seni tax refund in 2 weeks. Cal 831- ors In nary boring lug course 1028. (042994) winches. stimulating rd programs with qualified co-- edentate. 666- 4572. (041494) 3664572.(041494) "`.we.�' - . t, :.. �'.-y+HF.KiRta' e•�!yt�*yii,r.:., -.. _. �.. - - - •.s.• - ._ .....-.::rx•.�,...e....z...� «.... _ ..,.. _ _'- -. �S 400 � 400 "reasusam � 400 F 400 ••�� SHELTER .�.. CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, podk snooker table, games room, tennis Courts. exercise room, laundry tai6itles and omwed parking - 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571-3522 AJAX 55 FALBY COURT 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground parking Included. Call 683-6021 Mon: Thurs. 9-8, Friday 9-5, SatJSun.12-5 NCONDO�AM Superior 2-bdrm. suhm B ori still available Luxury suites teary 2 barns (ind. master on suite) Individual en suite healirWair conditioning units Underground parking Omslte seCuflty On-site maintenance Parking included $1,005 to $1,320 Call between 9 am. - 6 p.m. 427-0363 33 8t 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. FLQM $743-$833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 arm - 4:30 p.m. CENTRAL MHAWA TWO bedroom apartment. bedroom M 4e unf lou". tnrrldry. Parki^9 te.l pitvw entrance. apPHanees. I ht one be0m Clean, bit dr0 g central Oattarrra, now shopping csi and downtown. Fridge PICKERING - wry spacIOUi PICKERING - spacious one n apartment on main floor of stoveis , laundry, bstop, avail. above ground basement bsdroan bsemwri apemmerll apartment, fireplace, own quiet family home. Separate triplex, baCkyard, parking, able June 1. Heat/water included. $563 plus hydro. Fist/ Laundry. own entrance, appwn• entrance, back and front. laundry, $595 M1dlJSNe 1st. 57126876. (012194) Cos and parking. $575. per parking. appliances. t1eP►am- march Call Ornan a 416269- nom smoker. $650 Inclusive. May 15L Ca AJAX - Oxford Towers. quit 2078. (042194) 834-3661. (041794) ^'�1 720'60dV Q�}� buidig coils sip and sauna Clow to 401 ersibod WHITBY -attractive two BAY Ridges. one bedroom Available imrrediasely. Near le, and Cao. Two a shoe nn bedroom. apsrious. parking. baser erri awt vwwvt. separate YEAR round comfort In two apartmem. April 1, May 1 or �' building ns. GO- Junin 1, emranq. 4550 all Inclusive. $795 inclusive. 699-5287. FvsVlost, available May I. 839 bedroom lower dkdex, esy 401 Joe 1. Call 6838571 or 683 7054 after 5 p.m. (04 1994) access. Harmony/Olive area. 6421 if 8 p.rrL (TF) S. AJAX -row 2 bedroom bee► Bright spacious warout to In- � Westathoe arW ment apartment. 4 pC. bath, WHITBY - Regency Place fyycepy t•splam. basement Op,,rr h<. m. private entrance, Carpeted, Apartments - one and two ckd•d. Available end included. entrance, rte ce parking, electric smoke bedroom apalmenle avaEabie Apr. private parking, May 1. $880 inclusive. Andy detectors. meets all safety n senor condos. Ma. and tawdry taent No $�_ alter 7 p.m 705-799-7575. Parc ate appliance, Cal Mate. 4209766 after 6 P.m. $7W monstandards kids . l43.73 7. $750 monthly. non-sndter. 686 utRreG r+ckudod. Call 430-73e7. P4,994) 2154. (042394) T= NZWS ADDER SUMMY, AMM 17,19104-11%=35 400 " 400 A sift Ok -v7; � 400 ' -sr- it bodwern bOe.Mt»r»SLOORNWXM- le'oe two PKXEW - SPeCIWA wog kept bast~1 apartment, AJAX 2 apartment, 4 OPPIIanCee. dock.MaraYe bedroom M 4e unf lou". tnrrldry. Parki^9 te.l pitvw entrance. apPHanees. laundry tacwhw oubldo D r)rtor�. Call 427- floor, 4 appliances, parking, huldry 1aelM". tae . non smoke1' preferred. No pea. 1625 Orq� Iran. SM inclusive. monthly. Call 683-8661. SOUTH Alex - 5 pwipfa Ave, 123 810101' SL W. Of CON COW 416223.5419. (TF) (041794) available June 1. Two bedroom floors Of house. $800 per month. OSHAWA - two bedroom basent apartment in legal em 1-2 bedroom apartment in Oshawa. Central lowdiom Mdgo spantmem. mein and lower per- duples. Fridge. stow. laundry fssolk. ck,, to all amenes. and stove. carpet, laundry. tion d house 1675 rrsonthly, in dudes utilities and parking. , $600 monthly hydro- Cal 725 Available imrrediasely. Near le, Available May 1. Call 579.7136 0456- (041994) shoPpirl9 plaza• bus stop. 725 2642 alto 5 P.m. (042294) after 6 p.m. or weekends. PICKERING - LiverpoobKrosno WHITBY - two bedroom bass- (042194) area, ono bedroom plus don, AJAX - ons bedroom walkout FURNISHED one bedroom separate entrance. parking. laundry. available 6n'" dkatefy. beasoment apartment with deck' bright. da, W., Carpeted 4 pce. basement, near Ajax Go, separate entrance. 4 appliances 1650 monthly inclusive. Call �� r �» in kitchen, laundry facilities. 420-3237.(042194) Firs~. 428.3614. (042294) Cable. AS inCkusive, no smoking. WHITBY - two bedroom amomns. cetpersry. Cullom no pets. First/last $600 apartment, available May t. WHITBY-tumshedaW,,wts. negotiable. 427-0355. (041994) $550 monthly. Fridge. stow. one bedrooms or bachelor, clsart, AJAX - bright modern one heat and parking for one car included. Phone 430-0959 or quiet. garden view, balcony, laundry, parking. no pots- 506 bedroom basement walkout, separate «mranceon bus route 723.21'7, (042094) Dundas St. W.. all inclusive. clow to Go/401 in Westney NEW bright raised basement $525 and up. 906-509-20W. (042194) or Neights. $600 monthly trxiudes pacho{orwe apartment, laundry. PICKERING . Whse4401, now utilities- Cable. available May 1. utisies and parking. $500 per OSHAWA - Clean one bedroom First/law required. No pots. 426- month, references required. No upper floor duplex. fridge. stove. 1341. (0,121941 Pats W smokers please. 404- washer/dryer, parking, bus ' 1953 (04 1994) route. private entrance. Simcoor housekeeping room, parking, AJAX - three bedroom man Conant St. area Amng $575 share bath, available floor, 4 appliances, parking, OSHAWA - three bedroom twc monthly. Available May t. Cal InvrMdiately. $300 monthly. $795 - 1/2 utilises. ALSO Two bathroom apartment, lop two 436-6085.(041994) First/last. Call 728-5382. bedroom basement apartment, 4 floors Of house. $800 per month. �qk 42o2s� after 3 lanw ad yew Carperwy and appliances. $600 - 40% utilities. utiaes nckded. Available May OSHAWA - bright. spacious ore AJAX - oozy sot contained two 905686.3201. (041794) 1. 434-6930. (042194) bedroom basement apart. w bedroom, appliances, free stucco, plaster repairs. For with 4 pos. bath, sal -1'n kitchen, parking trans at door. workup WHITBY - two bedroom bass- AVAILABLE May 1 - two parking, own laundry $550 fispWxxk $650 par month, Inst/ merit apartment, separate bedroom basernerri apanrnem, mthly - utilities. Call 725 last required. (416) 244.3471 or entrance, parking. $600 plus yyNass Fad. area. 4 poo. bath. 4 2656. (0419") 428-2555. (042094) eleanoty. Frsvlsat required. appliances. fully carpeted. planes moved. Comparable amomns. cetpersry. Cullom 5788. (042194) separate entrance, non am" PICKERING - three bedroom PICKERING - two bedroom basement aperi ent, separate AVAILABLE immediately in preferred. S,,rt working in- basement apartment. doss to $700 plu1,2 entrance. own laundry taraiaiss. Oshawa - 639 Cubert SL. two dkrduot or Dade. $780 VI S1 Included. No pots. FisUlast. 6"l (041794)tres. Phoi 837Gro. parking. $800 monthly. Fist/ Cal bedroom. $675 monthly. one bedroom. $575 monthly, rt4U 831-7018.(042094) PICKERING Axons Flt. avail - lest, relersnooa. No pots. 90668671f96 (042194) last required CLOG• to bus. PICKERING . Whse4401, now able April 15th, large one shopping. No pots. Can 430- lar re novated one bodreom bass. goon^ or possible 2 bedroom WHITBY data 2 bedroom wah 0,04. (T;:) meat apartment writ, private basement apartment. Newly ORA basement spsi set $600 - - ---entrance. WHITBY... rnediatoly. quiet. Two non-smokers r«nWale'd, norffmCker. no pa4. per month plus aflame. Avail- bedroom apartment, close To p r o l o r r e d . $ 7 0 0 monthly $650 ell inclusive. Call (905) able Jure 1. rrsillest. Cas 686- 4025. (042294) schools. ridge. stove. $596 89 rtcUsuve. Avaiabse May 2. 420- 509.5990. (042294) hydro giants.F rWABW required. 0992. (0419") WHITBY b o a u t. l u l o n e AVAILABLE i nomad tlel y kt Car 41665536. (041294) PICKERING . now one bodroam bedroom apartment In quiet 4l beating. SPs. baso""" aPen'wn. og0arat• buidrng. woad• for senors or Cloud, peke . Clea Carpeliapartment h newly p� TWO bedroom country apart ml�. Two r -Am South d pntranp. pato. non smoker, no mature adutts. f-rePlaCe, Includes io shopping. Ax utlOs C.m mOm on 9d course. $650 pals. Available coned utely. FirstAust. $700 monthly. Phone undry No uNI� cable and la, included. No Dots. One *a - Lodes. phone (905) 90'5-838.1974. !04'9"1 Pots. Cas Ted "Oughton, DedroomL $600. Two bedroom 649-2436.(0417941 668-3BOO.CIV) 9M $700. 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When Du consider air pollution and acid ,in, natural gas produces fewer ydrocarbons during combustion ,an oil or coal, thus contributing !ss to urban smog, acid rain and lobal warming. 'natural gas is a versatile erformer for today's families. It is sed to heat homes, cook food, ro• ide hot water, to dry clothes nd power our automobiles. In fact, atural gas accounts for nearly 30 er cent of Canada's primary energy Natural gas is a fossil fuel derived rom hydrocarbons. Like other ossil fuels, heat and pressure ombined to transform animal and iant materials buried beneath solid � ers of rock into a fuel source. Before processing, natural gas contains methane, propane, butane anJ other members of the h%drocarbon family as well as some non -hydrocarbon components. Natural gas is non-toxic, colorless and odorless. An odorant is added when the gas is fed into the distribution system. This odorant, u hich makes the gas smell like Natural Gasplays vital role rotten eggs, is an important safety measure in the event of a gas leak. Natural gas is lighter than air and dissipates rapidly into the air when it is released. Natural gas offers a number of environmental attributes. Due to its unique molecular structure, natural gas is the cleanest burning fossil fuel. Many scientists and environmentalists agree that while natural gas may not be the ultimate solution to all of today's environmental problems, it is the preferred alternative while the world continues to search for another energy choice. Natural gas has become the energy choice in 44 per cent of Canada's 9.5 million households. Canadians use natural gas for a number of reasons. Certainly because it is clean and abundant, but it is also due to the fact that research and development programs in the industry mean gas equipment and appliances incorporate the very latest in high-tech components. The Canadian Gas Association and Canadian Gas Research Institute along with the natural gas industry have for many years encouraged the development of high -efficiency gas appliances. Natural gas furnaces, for example, offer cost and energy savings over oil electricity and may actually increase the value of your ESTABLISHING AN ENVIRONMENTAL MINDSET By SAMUEL B. ROWSE ri this age of environmental aware- ness, everyone wants to be per- cd as a "Friend of Mother Faith." While the idea of taking care of the cn ironment is commendable, we nista do more than merely jump on the green bandwagon if r � At: are going to positive - impact our future. ' •i trach of us must c,tahlish an envi- S nonmental mindset so that we will � ' - • all consciously and uncon- .cruusly act for the benefit of �- t the environment, - at work and ate ' - - home. • This environ- - 0. mental piece is .0 - f• designed to give you 0 . the inspiration as weU , as the fundamentals for getting started and keep. tng you going on the environmental fast tract. The articles in this wpplagicatt cover a myriad of topics lo empower employees and to teach yourself and your kids about the importance of and advance- ments in conservation. reuse. reduction and recycling. In many cases. the articles use exam- ples from one company, Veryfine Products. Inc., to demonstrate that ideaS and hopes can be turned into reality. Jumping on the green band- wagon implies letting someone else do the driving. If we all make it our •. r. _ priority and our �• duty to be in i� the driver's •� ` r1 seat when it • •, • •� � pontes to the environ - in e a t a I nviron- mental • . • future of our earth. • •, we will demonstrate �.. • our respect • = - ' % for one anodes - •'• and the place where we five. • Samuel B. Rowse is p„esidntt of Veryfi+ne Prtodeeets. lec., a tseller of sinak serve juices and �Ze drinks in die coram Wriour is tent plod reC4pkw of seven environ- menhd awards. •CU942212 h..,u1a..,.The&Ah i N A PS)—A good place to start lighting global warming is inside the lamily freezer. Not that you have to get in it. lust consider what is in it, imide walls. Most modern freezers. refrigerators and other appliances are made with urethane foam insulation. Now, however, the researchers at Uwens-Corning have come up with a liherglass insulation concept that's dramatically more energy efficient than traditional insulation. What's more, it doesn't involve any of the chlorofluorocarbons experts say affect our ozone layer and increase ultraviolet radiation on the earth. Because it's so effective. the new insulation may be able to help appliance manufacturers reduce the energy their products use while increasing their available shelf space. (4041303M.TXT) _ home. commercial applications, natural gas trucks making natural gas Canada's Safe, efficient and economical, is used to provide heat and cook our natural energy choice. natural gas is the fuel of choice for meals. And more and more people For more information, contact the modern living and business. who drive for a living are converting Canadian Gas Association at (416) Whether it is in residential or their commercial fleets of cars and 447-6465. 1 1 1 1 1 04 A AIP W0%1% 1 IYOUR � 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 It's important to maintain your com oster proper/y proper/yfor I 1 it to be a success. • Add organic kitchen wastes and yard wastes in layers 1 Cover kitchen wastes with yard wastes to deter un- wanted insects and pests • Cut all materials into small pieces The smaller the pieces, the faster they will break down • Tum your compost pile regularly 1 This adds oxygen, which speeds up the process and helps 1 prevent odours • Keep the pile moist Use a garden hose or a watering can ° • Harvest the finished compost 1 Use it on your lawn or garden 1 1 Small quantities of grass clippings can be added to your 1 compost pile - but we encourage you to grosscycle 1 instead! 1 I � > )) 1 1 � 1 _ 1 i � r i r I r I r I - r 1 For more information on Composting or Grasscycling please contact the r 1 'Durham Region Works Department at (905) 668-7721 or call the Compost r 1 Hotline at 1-800-667-5671 r 1 r 1PURCHASE A COMPOSTEROR r 1 r CQ ron"no r r Funded n pat by the Mirxshy of Envirorvnent and Energy :DURHAM U;. 1 {�.f.i.�.•r'r. .i .ii .. i.��ri��if�I 1. . I �'� i . PAGE 39 -THE NEWS ADVER17SER SUNDAY. APRIL 17,19% i • • . Oz? Eakth �. Your very own composter awaits yoi TN MACHINE �lAn,rr.i•t � r -WA You can have a composter just Ike the one shown by Sherri Munns-Audet. waste reduction facilitator for the Region of Durham's works department. 37 Green info centre open Downtown Oshawa is going mcnt. Expert advice is available on green. backyard composting, hazardous The Oshawa Green Conscrva- waste disposal, vermicomposting, tion Action Program (CAP) has community bulletin board, trans - opened its public Information Cen- portation, recycling and much fire, beside the Toronto Dominion more. The centre is open Tuesday, Bank .it Kine, and Simcoc Streets. Wednesday, Fridav from 9 a.m. to 5 The walk-in -'conservatio.n clin- p.m.. Thursday from I1 a.m. to 7 ic- offers literature and displays on p.m. and Saturdav from noon to 5 water, waste and energy manage- p.m. Test Your Environmental IQ (NAPSi -Are you a fountain before the gas is emitted into of knowledge about water and the theatm),sphcre. environment". Taking this little test can 4. The average American uses help yew tell. Soule of the answer ma% 54.75() gallon% of water a year. surprise you. 5. Five and a half gallons of water 1. How much of the Earth's water are wasted per brushing. That's is suitable for drinking:' over 6.(100 gallons per year if _'. How much water does it take to you brush throe times a day. grow enough wheat for one loaf 6. It can. Acidic water can -of bread? corrode lead pipes and solder, 3. Can baking soda help prevent causing lead to leach into and acid rain? contaminate the water. Baking 4. How much water does the average soda, when added to the American use during a year? municipal water supply, causes 5. How much water is wasted by a thin coating to form on the letting the tap run while you're inside of the pipes and solder, brushing your teeth? preventing lead from leaching. 6. Can baking soda reduce lead in 7. A leaky or running toilet can drinking water'' waste up to 75 gallons per day. 7. How awch water does a leaky or 8. The largest iceberg ever sighted, running toilet waste per day? was 208 miles long and 60 miles X. How big was the largest iceberg wide. It was seen in the Antarctic ever sighted? in 1956. y. How much water does it take to 9. It takes 39.090 gallons of water manufacture a car? to make a car. 10. How much of the Eanh's surface 10. Eighty percent. is covered by water? Pamphlet Answers I. One percent. Ninety-seven percent is in oceans and seas, two percent is frozen fresh water. 2. It takes 115 gallons. 3. It can. When baking soda is added to smoke stacks that give off sulfur dioxide (SO2). the main cause of acid rain. it neutralizes the acidic gas For a free Familv Environmental Activities pamphlet with games and experiments on water quality and conservation, plus information on how to conserve water at home and measure your water use, send a self- addressed. stamped envelope to: Environmental Activities Pamphlet, ARM & HAMMER Division, P.O. Box 7648, Department B -M, Princeton, N.J. 08543-7648. (4041506M.TXT) Earth Da-, is a great time to start thinking about the part you can play in helping the globe. And the best place to start is in right in the home. The Ministry of the Environment and Energy and the Region of Durham's Waste Reduction Pro- gram are making available backyard composters for just $15. They invite Durham Region families to start their own recycling programs. Over 27,000 people in Durham Region have started com- posting programs and the Region has set a goa! of 50 per cent waste diversion by the year 2(NN). Regional staff will be at various locations for three weekends, start- ing April 30, to offer information and present compcisting workshops to interested people. The informa- tion and workshops are free and no purchase is necessary. People who already make composting a part of their recycling program are invited to drop by and have any questions they may have answered. Inf tion and workshop centres v set up: on April 30 at Wea Cullen Nurseries, 410 Taunt( in Whitby, and Newcastle LL 361 King St. in Newcastle; of 7 at the John Brouwer Garder tre, at Bayly and Lakeridge in Ajax; and on May 14 at Sh Nurseries, in the Home and I Centre on Brock Road in PiO All information centres wi from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by -la authorizing construction of the following projects: Road No. Road Name Municipality Location 3 8th Conc. Clarington/Oshawa 8th Concession from Oshawa/ Clarington Townline to Reg. Rd. 57. Upgrade to acceptable standards. 5 9th Conc. Pickering 9th Conc. from lot XV31 westerly to York/Durham boundary. Upgrade to acceptable standards. 8 Reach St. 14 Liberty SL Uxbridge Clarington 26 Thickson Rd. Whitby 37 Finch Ave. Pickering 44 Harwood Ave. Ajax Reconstruction to 3 lane urban standard from Main SL to Testa Rd. Liberty Street from Reg. Rd. 4 northerly to Reg. Rd. 20. Upgrade to acceptable standards. Thickson Rd. at Winnlerberry Dr. and at Dryden Blvd. Operational improvements to intersecI a. Finch Avenue at Altona Rd. Operational improvements to inllersactiom. Harwood Ave. from Hwy. 2 southerly to Mandrake SL Widowing to 5 - lane standard. 52 Thornton Rd. Oshawa -Thornton Rd. from Roseland Rd. not thea ly to Taunton PAL Reaon- struction to 4-5 lane standard. Miscslhnsous Improvemsnb 1 Brock Road Pickeriig Brock Rd. at 5th Conc. if ion inlproYllmsnit 1 Brock Road Uxbridge Brock Rd. at 1.7 Ian north of Reg. Rd.11. Culvert Replacement. 19 Shirley Road Seugog Shirley Rd at Reg. Rd. 2 Commuter Pwidna IoL Plans showing details of the projects and the lands affected may be seen at the \ offices of the Durham Works Department, 105 Consumers Dr., Whitby, Ontario, Telephone 668-7721. Dated at Whitby this 30th day of March 1994. T. PREVEDEL, P. ENG. DIRECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION Works Committee, being delegallsd by Regional Council as the hewing body, shah hew In person or by his or her counsel, solicitor or agent, any person who claims his or her land wiN be Pnslud--. affected by the by-laws and who applies on or before April 29,1994, t the undersigned to be heard at a meeting of the Works Committee on Mev 3.1994. V.A. SNgailis, P. Eng, Commissioner of Works ,,,r. . _ . •: - ,e: sur«. aiY�^Rt.a1u,es:,�. �•.... .- . , .. ,_ .:._s,...... .. ,, .. -------+-r-va.�-... ......... ae.......... _ � _ _ i�� 590 f3us a 670 Personals 670 Personale FOR SAIF Buy youraell security with a cfrllerlgs. FLORIST SWOP - Oshawa yt9.900 • nvenf«Y FLORIST SHOPS Markhat^ & unionvnle - 2 'nventolY . COIN LAUNOfty - Scarborough $62.000 . POT POURRI - North York S39-900 'nvenu" nrdudea S25K franchise fee pad) can NORM JONES Sales Represerrtacve (416)439-1660 Famdv Realty First Corp. 670 Pers mis CARL Sledmond, Prolessionel SINGLE & Unataohed? Sngws wailiM 1taMirigi trale Instructor. JESUS sap can the blind "I World dance every Friday. ape 35, now aft inp oneAmorr the blind? Does your mirlawr Dynasty Inn Ballroom, 559 810 trainlnpQ In your home or wen glasw? The hirob is W. Ore Goo�odys Fitnw Club. 20 the hired rtinwter. Mph 3:11, code. no yes exprk—. family rein- kalah 58:10-12, JCNn 10:11. )"aw and every Sunday at the available. Cal Goodbodo 8311, Jim Canpbel, 1.1110"639,175, Corral. 43' Simco• St. S. FITT (3488) evenings. 721- (TF) Oshawa, 9 pin. For k9omrlion 9740. (TF) 14100.565 4163. 042094) 675 SINGLE mils. 40. 5.8', 170 ba. Good sen" of humour. eaW poinq, " a times, irwwe«w. Iwd wakinv. My Msnsb an varied, ranprg from he «1a- tainrwM to movies, oarrW* hking. science fiction. home kr► provenrrts and Some sporfa. I Seek a down-10eeM woman. 2540 *tern slender puaMwel and Interests to share NIe's ex- p emlarce and a hapy horn• with. Phase reply lo go 97003. P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. LTH 71.5. (042194) PARTNER Search -we want io find your Panna, only SX. year- ly erxallinal Pay as you go, select people who appeal to you. Personalaed and sincere rrrschinp w rvioe. Cal for our free brochure. 683-2414 (anytime/• (042894) T= NM ADYP. n= SUNDAY. AMM 17,1"&MGE 3! 720 DeDift ALL CITIES NORTH AMERICAN .- 1450 KINGSTON RD. 4679 KINGSTON LAURA SCARBOROUGH MacLENNAN 1st TORONTO SURE 1 (416) 284-4500 Broker/ - PICKERING 2044 QUEEN ST. E. . _ TORONTO owner EAST REALTY _ ..... �20 4200 (416) 691-5680 ui aggressive. quality oriented, customer bcused Ian f 1faf16pOftat10r1 Company we are 9081ung an individual ml.. mn. fir. den or library, cart. air ' cent vac.. large who it: BRUCE COLBY • A Team PWyer SAL 14 • Has Strong Communication Sluk SANDEMON • Enpys working in a growing and changitp MONCMEW Co. LTD. emdrortment • Computer experience with Word Perfect and Lois Manufacturers -Acogunfs Payable expelist a would be art asset of cemetery Send resume by mall or facsimile by Friday April 22. and civic 1994 b: AN Cities North American memorials 929 Brock Road S. (AIA�h since 1872. Pigg, OntarioL1 W 2X9 ASenaon: Trary Estuch northAmerican ( � 4or 27-4366 P.� SUIT 24 Facsimile: (905) 8314725 1 (800) 461-0282 No phone calls please. 32 old Kiripten Rd Ajax Equal Oppomnity Emplgrer .- 1450 KINGSTON RD. 4679 KINGSTON LAURA SCARBOROUGH MacLENNAN 1st TORONTO SURE 1 (416) 284-4500 Broker/ - PICKERING 2044 QUEEN ST. E. . _ TORONTO owner EAST REALTY _ ..... �20 4200 (416) 691-5680 This -Jos: starter n peRect for tit young temay' clow• to an amen. it boasts three brims.. two baths, eat -n kit ANN LETOURNEAU and 90'4 .n .oc nn. Call Am Letourrreau' for mere iaws Representative nformattr 42C -42M LOT-- a1WfOo rho horn• shines. Au new windows. now furnace. new MAX�E TUCKER kms. air. This Is • beautiful hone n an excellent mature SawaFflapaweentaith,ane. Werk to GO station. nail. park 6 much much 420 0 more. Call Maxine Tucker for more into. 420-4200 amltlmill AMW Cod upgraded btdm. & hrdwd. trench IODERT GORDON C" Cod tam. im., drs, n sap. Inv. and din. mks. Fieldstone 1p- � gcumlet OMMV kit.. 4 WW bdi^^s • ^"'oh• much more - 42646% $319.000. Robert Gordon 42}}4200. 1 NY= your I OUR HOUSEFOR' THE D. M DATEMME ~poommuma"M Willi AM you looking for-- Oren kuy.on, MnA d vol. 3 bdrrl . bado"F t WRONT S61=2_04200, able s r►dsw suits? ($warm, brdwd. Sable RaPrwttf�M Duo.424 "BridM open conoW? Now 7 420J<200 Rae. 4264564 U4x tubo. 3 r. torr^? dJJ Robar Rea 424.1464 Parr) «Wry *Nam 426"1200. Laura MacLennan of Coldwell Banker 1st Toronto East Realty is proud to announce the newest members of its team. Professionals. who's drive to succeed is only surpassed mm mmint t bytheir you - YZI can expect the best. AGENT PRICE SAL 24 2.300 aq. ft. large ' cat -n Rn. Overtaking lam. *master DO" COLBY ANOL ml.. mn. fir. den or library, cart. air ' cent vac.. large LAKEDRNEwAYfWESTfEY BRUCE COLBY minister bdrm. with on suite 6 srtbng area. Very neutral SAL 14 VASIL FF JOHN VASILOFF decor, walk-in from gar., mn. fir Aur Call John Vasdofr' 1115111,111111 Sales R 420-4200. BONACOROICOICHRANE 19 VANESSA RACE, WN1TBY 426.4200 $t4i,904 minas. Open House Sunday. Apr. 17, 2-4 p.m. NOMY McCoy 420-1200. THICKSON NICHOL 1 Al— h;. AP� � OFF ROTERGLiN�� P.� SUIT 24 t 63 DEACON LAME, AJAX 112*5011 S o k peautt ully decorated 3 bdrrn with 2 baths. BO STERLING 3 ^ 10 yard. Close to scr+oas. shopping MORA YOUNG galea Repreeerrtrtive aro _ < ,•-c Call 6o Sterling 42�-a2CC SUN. 2.4 420.4200 90 STERLING This -Jos: starter n peRect for tit young temay' clow• to an amen. it boasts three brims.. two baths, eat -n kit ANN LETOURNEAU and 90'4 .n .oc nn. Call Am Letourrreau' for mere iaws Representative nformattr 42C -42M LOT-- a1WfOo rho horn• shines. Au new windows. now furnace. new MAX�E TUCKER kms. air. This Is • beautiful hone n an excellent mature SawaFflapaweentaith,ane. Werk to GO station. nail. park 6 much much 420 0 more. Call Maxine Tucker for more into. 420-4200 amltlmill AMW Cod upgraded btdm. & hrdwd. trench IODERT GORDON C" Cod tam. im., drs, n sap. Inv. and din. mks. Fieldstone 1p- � gcumlet OMMV kit.. 4 WW bdi^^s • ^"'oh• much more - 42646% $319.000. Robert Gordon 42}}4200. 1 NY= your I OUR HOUSEFOR' THE D. M DATEMME ~poommuma"M Willi AM you looking for-- Oren kuy.on, MnA d vol. 3 bdrrl . bado"F t WRONT S61=2_04200, able s r►dsw suits? ($warm, brdwd. Sable RaPrwttf�M Duo.424 "BridM open conoW? Now 7 420J<200 Rae. 4264564 U4x tubo. 3 r. torr^? dJJ Robar Rea 424.1464 Parr) «Wry *Nam 426"1200. Laura MacLennan of Coldwell Banker 1st Toronto East Realty is proud to announce the newest members of its team. Professionals. who's drive to succeed is only surpassed mm mmint t bytheir you - YZI can expect the best. AGENT PRICE SAL 24 16 VALE CIES.. AJAX DO" COLBY - SJK 24 LAKEDRNEwAYfWESTfEY BRUCE COLBY Id01000 SAL 14 44 ROSSEAU CRES.. WWrBY JANCE GARIETT 1115111,111111 SUK 24 BONACOROICOICHRANE 19 VANESSA RACE, WN1TBY NEVI LE JARDIE $t4i,904 minas. Open House Sunday. Apr. 17, 2-4 p.m. NOMY McCoy 420-1200. THICKSON NICHOL SUN. 24 7s %*Rw000 RD. E, AJAX AP� � OFF ROTERGLiN�� SUIT 24 2029 SHAY DRNE, ELATE SCOTT 112*5011 MAJOR OAK SOROM PICKERING SAT. 24 63 DEACON LANE, AJAX MORA YOUNG $114,500 SUN. 2.4 MBENTSMARMOD 90 STERLING SAT 24 13 INGRAM CL. WNITSY 90 STERLING $171,990 HWY. JXJtFFERY SM 24 51 STANFORD CfES, MOIIA YOKING $1511,910 S1N.24 NEWCASTLE 1571 NEMNSDE EVA ADAMS 4116411911451111111 33/ o SUN. 2-4 D ZIE"CK BIM 29 TRIENELY CRIES, MARLYN DRAWN iii-ZM4SR11 $179•SM WK 24 40$0 LAWRENCE AVE t� GRArrRW $n.Mi MSCARMADIM 4*41011-1115911 LAWRENCEIGALLOINAT Sl^ 2.5 9 CASTOR CRSS, AL KEMP 1*41" M MINIS SUL 24 SCAR410ROUGR 15 MABERI.EY CRE& A10E 90NtMMHt I gM L4VFEMCEIEAST AIIE.e SCAR. 4$ SIJ1.24dr � ASE IMM ERS61B 4*a$ 46M 5111.24 SCA1l0NN0NN6'M 52 BXWOOD IML - WOM $MSM •♦. \r.�y_ i- lira SUE BOND Many years in the business and marketing fields. Sue brings a wealth of sales experience comb" with her genuine enthusiasm and love for people. Her detail to customer service will provide you with the very best of services. You can contact Sue at (905) 420.4200• vNCTosuw veciPNaw9ta4wcviEL1FsalEsllE • Shows very weer treehly panted & decorated Meed eet-rr kit. socorRaned n -law suite with kit. 6 our JOHN VASILOFF-utusl, laun rm.. kyle. dnveway dbledet. bioelk gar. Sales Rewooentatiw :,,c4, -0 sea. John vi soolf 420-4200. 426.4200 •--a. GoOt"Ous WjL_V 4-lM4Er ^''- OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, APRIL 17th 1.4 P.M. 44 ROSSEAU CRES- WHITBY Don't mass this fabulous 3 bedroom with blight w/o bsmt.. family rmJcoffw fireplace 2 Wights, oak plank floors in kit. & hall, private 4 pc. master en suite & 4 appliances JANICE GARNETT Included. Million SS view! Call Janice Garnett Sales Repreeer"OV0 for Into- 420-4200 420-4200 ss,aaoo �i sows, MAY =L. Motlrstaea An is Sunday from 2J D m 'L . Foo nere ars � wl• bd e to Fes srss yrrrrerc an m sst-.n tut min fir 'am ^•r W r conal t Sep NANCY McCOY ELAINE SCOTT 2 berm r aw xrle Mr "" sails Reprssanta4M QLA"Ory La Elitrw Scor ,. `.ansa �� 420-A20C 420-4200 4c(—,v 42Ga20C garage. shcowg & 10' VASILOFF TUCKER - -- oNLr TOP TOP d = ' d - 3 bearoorn Currgavow wrtn oetsa+ed SAJ40RA WRIGHT ust Luted' A apphenees. close to schools. Sales Reprseerstative low. wok to oke 8 park. ar9e 50x200 R- lot Caw Sandra right W' 420200. II DORISM� The rneredble 4n1 bdnn. home IS a mrxat 10 wee. Very Sacs ORIS IR tNatfve coven and tastafuly decorated with neutral brelm. 420FSSW gaaaneM features 1 bdrm, n4aw suite with walt«R b patio. Cal Doris Mur 10 view. 420.4200. E JOHN MAINE VASILOFF TUCKER - -- oNLr TOP TOP d = soe>•r Pleorin• n tatnry CO•nlntrlitY, man *. fm*rm. l(y home�� wdlort from so -on Mllohen 10 lil PRODUCER ,�- wah Magpies•, deet and big fwVW lot We& to sol ocis, parks. Whitby NANCr MoCOr Selye RapeaasMaaw a2a42eo minas. Open House Sunday. Apr. 17, 2-4 p.m. NOMY McCoy 420-1200. Mary -Anne's strong bWk- 9 � in finance is en asset to aA her clients. Her' outgoing and MWIGZA eAdtlxle - Sem her your trust end confideflce - nwlung her your ft= to 1`11111111111911111111 You in all your real •stele needs call M8q- CRISTIAN VERGARA A bedcgrotnd in the s" and serifice helds...cw*kW ' w1h Criss m's dedcarion. and enlftlteceam gives you the Flee) Eswe Edge with a guarartlee of Excellent CuSIWW Service. CorW Crisbw at (905) 420-4200- -- Laura uwAm ^ala is proud to announce the appointment of Mary Ann Sheppard Associate Broker/Manager to our Team. Mary Ann brings over 25 years of experience in sales and management to our firm. Her knowledge and professionalism will be a definite asset to us all. Mary Ann welcomes her past cjWft, friends " her a call and 42.0-4200atest0 or (416) 284-4500• t; i __ra - --- -------- - 9ftt"low _„� '1 16 if '"s, 4 it -Ott 1 4 PAGE 404M NEWS ADVERTMER SUNDAY, APRIL 17,19% __ra - --- -------- - 9ftt"low _„�