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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_04_29SPORTS ,Area athletes gym dandy Page 18 News Advertiser • r� Friday, April 29, 1994 60 pages A 'Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 Vol. 113 No. 17 ♦ HOSPITAL • Hospitalmay be forced to close e s QAjax -Pickering sick bay its annual operating funds from Queen's The sick bays have been hurt by a complex finishes implementing changes planned as j Park cut by 5836.000. formula that allocates money based on the the result of its recent operational review. appeals funding cutbacks The hospital is appealing the cutback. but amount hospitals spend per in-patient case. The hospital says those changes could have if that appeal is not successful it will lose 21 When the formula was applied to APGH, a significant impact on its cost per case. By MARIANNE TAKACS per cent of its 90 medical -surgical bed, and the ministry found the hospital's costs per From my perspective, the staff at this STAFF RF?ORITR the equivalent of 30 full-time employees. case were running too high compared to hospital have worked very hard to make MAX-PICKERINC Ajax and APGH is one of 22 hospitals in the similar institutions in the province. positive chance in the wav we operate." Pickering General hospital may be forced to province affected by a "reallocation" of `. '(ai. however. maintains it should t� close 19 beds and lav off staff after having funding M the provincial ministn of health rn the realloc.ttion proceN� un;::: r Fig ��l''l �I ...1�.r ? ♦ EDUCATION Schools to discuss homosexualityin bid to ficrht AIDS b Q Public board's new sex education material under attack from -homophobic parents' By LINDA WHITE STAFF RUORTFR IwRl{:L%1 - If school, are to help teens reduce the risk of acquiring AIDS. teachers must discuss homosexuality. That's because homosexuality -is the number -one means of transmission at this time. end of story.- explains 'Alike Brousseau. Self and Society program facilitator for the Durham Board Qf Education. Despite that fact, schools aren't teaching Inside a b o u t; M► homosexuality In the news or promoting it Editorial .............................6 lifestylefeNariearde Entertainment..................13 they condoning Iuike Rmusseau Sports..............................18 or condemning Classified .........................35 it, Mr. Brousseau says in the wake of recent criticism of a new Phone lines teacher resource on sexually - transmitted diseases (STDs) and General 683-5110 AIDS education for senior Fax 683-7363 students. Sincerely Yours Reduce the Risk has already 1-416-976-1991 drawn fire from a "small group of InfoSource 683-7040 homophobic parents", though it is still in draft form and likely won't The News Advertiser uses make its way to classrooms until recycled newsprint September, notes Mr. Brousseau. 93t + 7t GST = $1 (A group called Oshawa See CONCERNED—Page 2 Clowning around Clowning around took on new meaning at Woodlands Centennial Public School in Pickering, where students recently presented the play Clowns. From left are Kelleigh Bums, Aaron Mark and Lisa Cannon. photo by Ron Pietroniro r tPICKERING TOWN CENTRE (LOWER L.EVELe SEARS WING) 837-1212 !,.' .. _..�n►f.� - "R� h:r1 �. p► ��•r3 ..... �..,ailpit �.! +�► - - Q��, �' .:M�.�% � f }� s 4�: 3�' F, cele �`2�+i'iE�i� 1[iF'�' � N:i D t ;s ;y•s>+`.�!7Cl�t3fiz�► , '~ ' AwrowdCaMwAQ9Ilt 'AGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVEZ13,SER I+1tIDAX AMM 2!, lfM Concerned Parents fight 'teaching' of homosexuality FROM PAGE 1 Concerned Parents has begun a petition calling on the board not to "teach" homosexuality. That petition claims the board will be using such books as How Would You Feel if Your Dad Was Gay? in its lessons. The board has no plans to use those books, reports Mr. Brousseau.) While the document examines ways of contracting HIV, the virus linked to AIDS, it encourages students in Grades 11 to OAC to seriously consider whether they want to become sexually active and teacbes them how to be more assertive. The document points out "the only absolute way to avoid an STD or unwanted pregnancy is to postpone sexual involvement." Still, "it is imperative that condoms be used consistently and correctly" for those who are sexually active. "Although condoms I M Full bundles of Minterlocking bricks cost as little as .89 cents per square foot... You gel 7W sq. R. for $623.00 I significantly reduce the risk of AIDS and STDs, they are not 100 per cent effective," it adds. (About half of all high school students have had sexual intercourse at least once, according to a Canada and Youth AIDS Study, 1988. Of those who are sexually active on a regular basis, 62 per cent are having unprotected sex, reports a 1993 Decima Research Poll.) The document also looks at how people living with HIV are treated by others. "AIDS is not a respecter of persons," it points out. "It does not discriminate between male or female, straight or gay, unborn children, hemophiliacs, teenagers or drug addicts." While teachers are instructed to provide only basic information about homosexuality, the document includes a guide to answering "difficult" questions. NA For example, if asked why people "want to be gay", an appropriate response would point out it's "doubtful people choose a gay lifestyle when you consider the discrimination and persecution they must endure" and that most gays "knew they were different from heterosexuals as long ago as they can remember." Reduce the Risk, an optional resource for teachers, picks up where Postponing Sexual Involvement left off, which is aimed at students in Grade 8. (While the board must teach about AIDS, as mandated by the ministry of education and training in 1987, it also chooses to teach abstinence.) A final Reduce the Risk draft should be complete within the next few weeks. Before being distributed to schools, it must be approved by the Family Life Education Advisory Committee, whose BROONOS WITH RKTILIZERS AND SPREADERS HY LAWNSMHAPPY,; ed 1 Nn M I" ed"Mem dlivenal aM eWpil go V=1 Mae. 011 In 110 Is Ingo Mick. (M■101 ComN swum k1.1 f _"_� Delivery extra Cowl 010 P01016fe 650 Lakeridge Road South, Ajax, Ontario L1 S 4S7 Tel: 6861545 or 6861680 � _ J 2 f-= P a9i , SLf ERM PEs lW SK 9 Pickup or 9 we deliver oil OPEN Mon -Fri 9 am - a pm Saturday 9 am - 6 pm Sunday 9 am - 5 pm •,,_,UURHAKS-6ARUST GAR0EN CENTRE _ 20 members include parents, clergy and medical professionals. It must then be endorsed by the board's program committee, administrative council and, finally, the majority of trustees. Last year, the board approved a series of educational sex videos aimed at students aged nine to 12 which was criticized by some parents for showing animated characters having sexual intercourse and acknowledging two men or two women can have a loving relationship. As a result of that controversy, the board established a policy which requires schools to tell parents when family life issues are to be taught. Parents are invited to view any curriculum and resources to be used and have the option of removing their child from a class or unit of study they disapprove of. Hey Kids! don't forget to drop by and see me and my animal friends Block RiKgining Ideal Wallsterracinfor 9, planters, walls, window wells, steps and more. Come and see our garden wall displays. FROM: PER �Im7IBLOCK 0 LE MY IL lhgaa st Wp, �► BsMy S Eut ■ - - _0 LE `E •► sy _ . ^ �� . ext �_ ''� {+s°►"'m'+S'!%.. ��': V r Back in the saddle Lindsay King had a surprise visitor at her 12th birthday party — her Arabian horse. Lindsay got a chance to ride Ivory around her Pickering neighborhood before the horse retumed to the stables. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Hospital confident of appeal win FRtli11 PAGE: 1 says APG11 president Bruce Cliff. "The job is not finished and we have more work to do. What we're asking the government for is an opportunity to let us finish the job, to make the changes at the hospital. "We're confident that we can win the appeal process. The hospital needs all its resources to serve the communities of Ajax and Pickering." AI'(111 has been aware since last fall it could be the target of a reallocation, and found out about the extent of the cutbwk about a monQ� ago. If the appeal is lost, the funding cut will take effect on November 1, so that in the 1994195 fiscal year AP(iN wrjld lose about S346,000 of its annual operating budget of approximately S30 million, and in subsequent years would get S846,000 less than usual. The bed ck sures and layoffs of nursing, housekeeping and food service staff would also be implemented Nov. 1. APGH expects to have an answer to its appeal by July 31. The hospital would like to have another 18 months before having the reallocation formula applied to its operations. According to Mr. Cliff, completing and implementing the operational review will improve APGH's cost per case, through measures such as improving efficiency of services to allow the hospital to handle [Wore patients, and changing its bookkeeping and cost allocation procedures to take better advantage of the provincial funding formula. For example, the hospital is planning a pre -admission clinic for surgery patients that would allow them to attend the hospital on an out-patient basis for paperwork and lab tests before their operation. They would then only have to he admitted on the day of their surgery rather than the day before so the cost of one day in hospital would be saved. Mr. Cliff says increasing the number of patients the hospital can handle will allow it to serve many of those Ajax and Pickering residents who now go to places like Scarborough and Toronto for hospital rare. THE NEWS ADVEWMn FRIDAY, AMIL 2% Ifld-TAGE 9 Call 683-5110 with your news items. 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SET 860"62 40" ROUND GLASS TOP TABLE 8601474 8606462 TEA TROLLEY MWW4 SPRINGTIME LOUNGE CUSHION CLASSICO LOUNGE CUSH= 8 M44 SEAFOAM LOUNGE PAD 8606126 TEA ROSE CHAIR PAD 5MMO2 ROYAL PACIFIC LOUNGE PAD 5400024 SLIDE 6 WITH PLATFORM 840061'8 860075-2 SWING SET FITNESS U40794 CENTRE FITNESS CENTRE GALVANIMED All discontinued tires are 50% off regular prices. Limited sizes and quantities. TIRE PICKERINGCANADIAN ONLY 1300 Kingston Road at Liverpool Road � Store 639-8017 Service 839-8124 Monday - Friday 9-9 Monday - Friday 7:30-9 l� f Sat. 8:30 - 6P.- Syn. 10-5 _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Sat. 7 - 6, Sun. 10-5 IP THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1994 -PAGE S New youth health centre for Ajax and Pickering By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RFT0RTFR AJAX-PICKERING - A community health centre for youth in Ajax and Pickering has been approved in principle by the provincial government. On Friday, the provincial Ministry of Health announced $25,000 in start-up funding for the proposed centre. The grant is going to the Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources, which currently provides services to teens at the East Shore Community Centre in Pickering. Though specific plans for the health centre are still under discussion, it would likely provide information, counseling and a part- time medical clinic. The initial $25,000 grant will only cover the costs of studies and other preliminary work needed to decide precisely what services the health centre will provide. According to Robert Lachance. a program associate with the community health branch of the Ministry of Health, staffing at the centre will likely include at least one full-time nurse and one or two youth workers. The part-time clinic would be serviced by local doctors. Depending on how quickly the necessary preliminary work is done, the centre could be operating as early as next fall. "This is a real opportunity to help kids and do prevention," says Catherine Walker, president of the Barbara Black Centre's volunteer board of directors. Ms. Walker explains the centre will focus on the kinds of physical and mental health issues young people face — such as alcohol and drug use, eating disorders, birth control, self-esteem and conflicts with parents. Other community agencies will be consulted to determine what is needed and enure services are not duplicated. "It's going to be very user- friendly:' she says. "They (youths) are going to be more likely to keep appointments and deal with their situation. - Rather than looking at such a centre as more government spending, notes Ms. Walker, it should be regarded as a preventive measure that leads to healthier adults. "LTltimately, community health centres are going to save dollars." she says. It has not yet been determined where the centre will be located. It likely will share facilities with the Barbara Black Centre, but perhaps at a location other than the East Shore Community Centre. The goal is to find a site easily accessible to the teens who will use the facilities. Ms. Walker says the development of the new health centre will be a slow, careful and gradual process, with staff being hired and programs made available onlv as the need arises. The Barbara Black Centre has been operating on what Ms. Walker describes as a "shoestring budget" for about three years, sometimes closing down in summer due to a lack of funding. It currently provides counseling, recreation. referral services, health promotion activities, and very practical programs such as a "dinner club" which teaches cooking and food budgeting to youths living on their own. The Social Development Council of Ajax and Pickering has been the driving force behind both the Barbara Black Centre and the new health centre. according to Ms. Walker. TIRED OF HIGH TAXES! 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Nianager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A %letroland Community Newspaper published evtlln Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ontario. L 1 S 21-15. Tlx publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement bad on tuis sale discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different printers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. Mail subse.Tiption rates Can. 1 yr. S70 GIVE USA CALL General 681-5 110 New sroo►m 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 I nfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 'ite News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and :gal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 0 LSI �tl t'ranK C11SCUSS10115 There are many crises parunts hope their teens won't go through — dropping out of school, getting hooked on drugs, having a baby, antructing AIDS. If you had to choose the best of the worst, chances are you'd raft okal with the fust three situations and never the l&4. I -or we all know a diagnosis of AIDS is a death sentence. The death of a child is too much for any parent to handle. But knowing the death was preventable would increase the agony. Parents will do anything to keep their child healthy; educating thorn on how not to contract AIDS should be pert of that. When it aures to teaching youth about AIDS, the issue of homosexuality will mesitably come up. After all, sex between two men is the number -cue means of contacting the disease. It would be rare to fund a parent who would be pleased their child is gay. But those feelings don't prevent their child from 'becoming' gay. More and more we are learning that homosexuality is not a matter of preference. The Durham Board of Education has faced some recent L from parents who have started a petition asking the hoard not to "teach" homosexuality. As board Self and Society program facilitator Mike Brousseau points out, homosexuality kn t taught. it's dis mssed. And so it should be. A class on AIDS wouldn't be complete if porno sexuality and its connection with the disease weren't brought into the discussion. The Durham Board of Eciucationr shoukd be Lommerkl d for Its interest in educating its students and pnxcx-ting them against AIDS. A Canadian study shows that half of all high school students are sexually active. Most likely, you don't know if our teen is one of them. But isn't it score comfort to know } our h'en's educators are doing what they can to prevent him or her from contracting the plague of the '90s' We think so and we outrage the board d to do everything it can to educate our young people about AIDS. WRrm To TttE NEws ADVERTISER, 130 COMMERCIAL A,,T., AiAX, LI S 2H5 OR FAX us AT 683-7363 V GRASS CLIPPINGS Resident roars over grass pick-up To the editor: 1 read in your paper a couple of weeks ago that the Town will no longer he picking up grass clippings as it has in the past. I telephoned the Town's works department and asked how we were to dispose of these clippings in the future, and was given two options: 1. Put the clippings in composters in your backyards ....yeah right. With the bulk of this stuff one would need 10 or 12 compost bins to accommodate all the clippings as it composts very slowly. Besides with the postage size lots most of us have. who has room for all those compost bins' 2. Cut your grass two or three times a week before it becomes too long and just leave the clippings on the lawn to rot. This suggestion is fine providing you don't have a half acre lot! This suggestion is also fine if you are home during the week: but what about the people who travel a lot and maybe only get home on weekends! I have a few other suggestions. 1. Bag the stuff as normal and We asked0 keep piling the hags on the boulevards until the hags are so high they start to fall onto the roadways. 2. Drop the hags off on the front steps of the Town Ilan. 3. Get the addresses of your councillors who voted for the cessation of this service and drop the bags off on their front lawns. 4. 1 could give a few other suggestions, but they would be illegal ...so I won't bother. Every year our taxes are increasing (with the possible exception of election years) and we are receiving less and less services for our hard earned tar dollars. What's next folks...no more garbage pick ups? No more recycling pick ups? With the upcoming elections this year. I think it's about time to vote out this old regime .... and get some new blood in there who may possibly have some creative ideas instead of just increasing taxes every year and decreasing services. Bud York Ajax Can the Maple Leafs go all the way this year? --asked at the Ajax Plaza DON SUEKEY "Their past record will come back to haunt them. It would be nice but I don't think so." litcI CURLY CLARK "I think they can do it this year, they have the team to win." ABNER NIANIO "They will definitely go all the way. Great offence, defence and goaltending. What else can you ask for"" STEVEN NADEL "I think they will. The determination is there this Year. They had a taste of it last year. If they pull together, they should win." LARRY SEEKS "No doubt about it, great coaching and a burning desire. They want it this year." ,:�.=`►t ,r. Super bud On $32 r witpu chh ase With any Sears purchase, you may buy our exclusive L'Air du Temps gift set including 50mL Eau de Toilette Spray and 3.5mL Perfume (value of $86' ) for only $32! ' Ba ea o� Sevrs •eg. p,.ce per rL THE NEWS ADVERTISER F21DAY, APRIL 29, IM14-PAGE 7 Expect more from Sears in time for Mothe i V 2499--:,a. 4499 Career fashions Fuly4ned short -sleeved blazer, comfortable walking shorts and fully -lined skirt Rayon romiecotton n osstd colours. Sizes 5-15. e4(o f rs Dai! 1. ��rS: ' A $17 A*Qml IF;- 8.k� Dearfooms' slippers They're Conadion-made and machine tshoble, with a thick, cushioned insole h comfort Sizes S, M, L, XL. 599-2499 Silver-plated giftware Selected serving and accessory pieces. 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U.S. WOMEN: American women living in the Durham area are invited to join the American Women's Club of Toronto on a walking tour of Cullen Caarden% and Miniature Village at 11:30 am. 416-2-33-6903 5ATURDAL APREL 30 WORKSHOP. Durham College, continuous leaming division. holds a sa%ing time workshop at its main campus. 2000 Simcoe SL N.. Oshawa. The topic is You Can Make Time — Time Management. V 1.40. For more information, call 721-3052. To pre -register. call 721--;(W. NATURALLS'TS: The Pickering Naturalists go on an Early Morning Loons outing. Meet at Cranberry Marsh, south boerdwal k of I rolls Rd in Whitby, at fust light (6 am.) Leader Rob Nisbet plans to spend a couple of bkxm counting kxxhs. 427- 7427 (evenings). CONCERT: The Pickering Philharmonic Orchestra perforins the last of its four -concert premier season beginning at 7 pm. at Pickering High School, 180 Church St N_ Pickering Village. Guest artist is sioiimst loan Harea. Tickets available at the door or in advance at Pon pidkenng MairuxL 680 Front Rd. S12 for adults. S10 for students and seniors. Ad% -&we tickets reconunended. Group rates available. 686.7531. RAILROADS: The Central Ontario Division Model Railroad meet and layout tour is held at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres.. Ajax, from 9 am. to 5 p.m. $3 for model railroad association members, $4 fcr ran -members. 987-3376 Burt Reynolds). CHII.D CARE: The Durham Region Child Care Action Committee hosts a School Age Conference from 9 am. to 2 pm. at Camp Samac. Oshawa It's for people who worts with school -aged children m day-care centres, recreational programs, etc. Topics include: conflict resolutions, quick and easy science activities. $15 per person or S30 for throe people from one centre. Register, 721-3111, ext. 2439 (Marc Battle) kr 666-3794 (Tammy Eastman). SALE: The Pregnancy Help Centre of Durham holds a yard and bake sale from 9 am. to 2 pm. at 127 Perry St„ Whitby. 430-(3805. FRIENDSHIP- Ladies' l-ritrxlship Circle invites you to hear lawyer Mary Koxirick speak on the Family Law Act at the Amhx'diea Presbyterian Church. 18'.20 Whites Rd. at Strtxxl's Lane. Pickering. fmm 9 am. to noon. 42(-9188 (Diane Hendersm). SALE: St. Paul's United Church holds a garage sale from 9 am. to 1 pm. at 6-5 Kings Cres.. Ajax. Bake sale. Refreshments, wmilatk. 683- 4740 (church ofrwe). Visit a car company where the only pressure vou'll get comes from a hose. 3 —• -•yl The Children's Wish Car Wash, Saturday April 30, May 14 iLsb p_aao■ ■■■ _-, b— —taus — ' ■■a you ca uric • 4oa■na n 0. ch"r"4 apply a o,r ..aeon : r :vol . Tru Swaeq. Wula FoaeYoa of Came",a Wp reds • spans UK R 1: be taraua a s oft, pwa for ov cold'■ .d come tris Ytat r s■o.tly. For nook. Ckadma'a Wub G We* Bntt 7••r car w Satxex 7w1 tafq pte■■urc tacou (rm ■ car myu= 6m sa awl vena■ we'u mow u d■■a SATUM. QN29-27. .. 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Metro Toronto Campaign Headquarters 1992 Yonge Street, Suite 205, Toronto M4S 3C7 (416) 489-0094 Chairman - T. lain Ronald Director - Major Donald Hollingworth r---------------- -------------------� NELP US NELP OTNERSa I I Enclosed please find S_ 1 1 I Would like someone to c'ltll ❑ Phone .'Vo. It -your d like wore llltoi7natlon about lis F 1 Nome: 1 City: 1 - I I 1 PI-Ovince: __ Postal Code: i I 'THE NATIONAL RED SHIELD APPEAL. s IIT��.��eJ'�—t�����•��--a�a♦���R����•c'.f�."i�iT��•'���� -4., •y. .g kid 7: 0 116 ILLS -A, DRTH A rvjw���M THE NEWS ADVERMER FRIDAY, APRIL 2l, IWMAGE 9 • . . ELLfti LOADED -'93 CHEROKEE LTD. — ,5.2L V8, automatic, p• steering, p. brakes, p. windows, p. door locks, tilt, cruise, p:" ,mirrrors, bra, running hoards, trailer tow pack, enthusiast seat, air conditioning, p. 'seat and much more! Stk.# V4090. BALANCE OF FACTORY WARRANTY , AVAILABLE. Is UU*�I ONLYper month ,. 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The Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters asks anglers to keep conserve Ontario's fish- he lake looked like a sheet of cool and popped the spoon off. _ eries resources by remembering and sticking to a code of ethics every time They wet a line. glass and it was about 70 I let it sink to the bottom and Ethical and responsible anglers use common sense. They don't trespass on private property. and treat private property as if it was their d ? - then I gave it a pull. Instead, responsible anglers ask landowners for permission I dragged my brother -in- There was some weight "1'm 0"-nother people's garbage They respect the natural environment not lits and by picking pceP g g -law Jim out of bed, bragging on it so I pulled harder. ,along beh t the way. Ethical anglers don't leave fishing lithe behind. knowing that it takes decades for line is - that Billy (my pet name for a snagged", I said. I was pulling . to deteriorate and that it could entangle and kill fish aid wiidlife. trophy bass) was waiting for as hard as I could and it was _ Responsible anglers know to bury fish waste and offal. Decaying fish pitched overboard or left it bad. offends some people and attracts nw us at my favorite hotspot. barely moving. to rot on shore is not only against the law big smells .Everything was ready in the All of a sudden there was sante animals and insects. Anglers concerned about the futum of fishing limit their catch and keep only the fish they boat so we grabbed our coffees this huge splash and I have intend to use. Having an enjoyable. relaxing time is far more important than filling daily limits. -and away we went never once seen line peel off a Ethical anglers don't hesitate to report poachers or discourage people from breaking conservation In no time we were at my hotspot. We baited our hooks rod as fast as this fish took it The fish took about 50 or 60 ft. laws. - While fishing, responsible angle's respect others by not crowding spots already chosen by oth- with two minnows and started of line out and the reel was ers and by staying out of dhea casting distance. And ethical angles know drat by acting responsibly, they'll be thanked by their children and to fish. An hour and a half smoking. Then it just stopped grandchildren who will continue to enjoy one of Ontario's most popular pastimes. went by. What's going.on? Not Jim andlooked at each , �, _I even a bite: Just last weekend other with pathic on our faces. I was in the same spot and This is some big fish. I was caught fou beautiful bass, the trying to pull on the,rod but it smallest being 2 1/2 lbs. was moving very slowly. All of Well, Jim suggested we a sudden this huge `lag" float - move but I was confident vire ed to the top of the walir. It would have some luck here. was so far away wo4ouldn't Too late, Jitter had already see what it was. It really started the motor and started looked Kea logi going into shore. I kept draggir4 it in when "What are youldoiag I all of a sudden it tgok off. It said. 'I've never eanot any- was a monster pike. It was thing close to shore.' 'Wel] weA over 50 inches Ong. let's try something different,' It swain out »rtd.then he said. went right around the boat. It We tried everything. It Mopped and then -event nght didih't seem like any lure w" bath aromW the boat- I fought going to weds. I'Ipske4at Jim -4t fns about three minutes f h o0 't took off and then with desperation. "It s tune or w en i my trusted vn-wabler. If stopped. My line went slack it doesn't work, nothing will." and Jim shouted 'It's heading I took a few casts and for the boat' while looking for a good spot I So we pulled the boat noticed there was a loose bull- around and fought the fish for rush sticking up with a huge about 20 minutes. When it got lily pad beside it I looked at close enough for Jim to grab Jim and said 'Watch me put he went for it but couldn't get this spoon right on top of that his hands around it lily pad.' He looked at me, Then the line got too tight ., . laughed and said'Yea right' and snapped. .,., It was about 30 R. away . I The 25 pounder got away - cast and the spoon hit the lam► and n—A— the watefr Whitten by Sea Bleadi& 1Pad went - The lily pad hopped Back up a . :and the spoon was an trop. - aCveR tate o f a 1 ,fitetifne ON THE TRENT CANAL SYSTEM Cruise and fish the scenic Trent Waterway in comfort. Rent a modem affordable houseboat from R&R Vacations. Twc sizes m choose from (36' 3 40'), each sleep S. Drive from lake to lake b catch your limit. Four days from $495 + tax FOR A FREE BROCHURE CALL 1-705-738-3462 ONTARIO FEDERATION? OF Ads 0,11 RS A HVNTM - PA. Q K 29W P"Wb~ Hey es Story The story begins with fish. Lot's of 'em. And of almost every variety. The story continues with the rr scenic wilderness of Northern Ontario. But not as far away as you Fis might think. it's only about three hours drive north of Toronto to most of this uncrowded area. The story ends with a toll free number: 1-800-387-0516. Call it today and we'll send you free information. So you can start your own fish story. 1 0 a _` a Il l Introduce your child to a lifetime of fishing It has been said that, "it's not the quantity of time" you spend with your children, but "it's the quality of time" that really counts. Acquainting youngsters with nature can be done in a number of ways, but it is important that mom and or dad be there to share the experience. Being part of the great outdoors and sharing the thrill is an unsurpassed learning experience for both child and adult alike. It , prompts strong family bonds and offers something a little different to each member of your family unit. The month of May offers some great fishing opportunities, one being the yellow perch. Lake Simcoe is a common venue for perch at this time of year, and this writer believes that perch were designed with kids in mind. They are plentiful, easy to catch and hardy for those who like to practise catch and release. Keep the equipment list simple for the kids. A light action rod and reel (cane pole for that matter) some hooks, bobbers and sinkers and you're ready to roll. Most children have a short attention span. Allow them to fish for only as long as they want and then move on to another activity. Fishing is a low cost activi- ty that the whole family can enjoy. The rewards far exceed any minor expenses incurred and you will find yourself eager to go on the next trip. So spend some quality time with your family this weekend and go fishing... I'm going to! For more info. on Lake Simcoe Perch fishing please contact: Riverside Marine, 253 The Queensway South, Keswick, Ontario 'Bv Randy Jennings BASS ``TARIO INC- L4P 2112 - (945)476-8671 FISHING As SALMON & TROUT l , - GUARANTEED CATCH - , - NO LICENCE REQUIRED RENTALS & BAIT OPEN DAILY HWY 48 STWFFVILLE (14 M es Nortr of Hwy --1 "Y ' BURD'S 640-2928 FREE ADWSSION WITH THIS AD x H lake Temiwaming Ottawa River Waterway- _ Fish to Mhleye, No Pit, Peds LeheaSperAkdTrailnldVMnefst► � � _ wB.er a ia{isMg. 9arlg, lobalgeirrg g� �ti amSnorriinbiig tan heated SP". fomite a FSI lilies s4— boa a nms. 21 po omm bases, servo do ft setlioed caWotinds, ------------------; i Willi dew AW1 Haasebos►hatas Beer, Dudt } tint br Moose, i_ Csaae a tMoodmckY 'Mkeer, Spntg $ier a Fal lim - _� COTOW i tsMg WkW re Iasis ° 10-5-m _ �DaAli F �. - o THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1194 -PAGE 11 It's always tempting ... but it's always tempting to simply lump in the boat and go. but take a moment to ensure your safet - Take along all the safety equipment the law requires F Check the weather forecast before you leave the dock Tell someone where you are gong and when you expect to return -�T Leave the alcohol on shore. L TTLE LEAGUE ANGLERS OF CANADA LIVE RELEASE "I -REE CCMIMU FI P&1% EVENT POR V.W CHILDREN'JP TO 13 YEARS OLD V, PORT PERRY J ire 26 Waterfront Para; BARRIE J, y 3' Centers a! Parx, KINGSTON J� y 3 ,Gorfewwor Basin Pari; LINDSAY A g;s; 21 Avera ParK; MIDLAND,i,fy d iMCIanC Haroc,,r THE CLASSIC Seote-ioera ;T B.A. BROCKVILLE J. y 24 ,,McK House Is:arCj CRILUA Seve-oer ' ;Por. of 0f --,;,a,; REG,S'PA7ON 9. "r,l ,hiiCrPn mU51 rwgis!c-r Defore !hey : w ��!; `Sn EQUIPMENT Bring your own Rod, Reel and Balt (live or anficiaII and a SMILE' FISHING HOURS. Children may fish after registering until 12:00 now SPECIES Anything that s biting' Al fish will be weighed in and released live SUPERVISION Ail chikiren must be accompanied by a parent or guardian BOUNDARIES. Ail tishing must be done tram designated park shoreine NO BOATS ALLOWED SPONSORED BY Sulmano* ��'��TRUCffS MAFI`�E �AIV[ST THIS LIVE RELEASE FISHING EVENT PROMOTES FUN. FAMILY UNITY AND PROPER CONSERVATION TECHNIQUES THIS IS NOT A COMPETITION FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE WRITE OP. CALL LLA o C- BOX 204 BET -A,%'-' ONT LGA 'A -- - %G5 2" -9-95 ailf�l�li111:•�f,"��111[�I�I11[! PAGE MTBE NEWS ADVERTISER t: RIDAY, APRIL ", If94 Local Child Find chapter aims to halt abductions DURHAM — Durham Region now has its own local chapter of Child Fi d, the non-profit volunteer organization dedicated to educating parents and youngsters about ways to prevent abduction and helping to find missing children. The Durham group was founded after Child Find Ontario held a volunteer form in Oshawa Jan. 26. winners' leap Chrissy Burrows (left). 12, and Leslie -Ann Leung. 13, recently won first place at the Peel Music Festival in the jazz duet competition for 10 -to -14 -year-olds. They've teamed their skills at the Pickering School of Ballet. Enough people showed up to form a board of directors, and the local organization already has about 50 volunteers, reports chairman Christ= Konkle. It has established an office at the YMCA building on Bayly St. in Pickering, where it held grand - opening oelebratioas Monday night. "We've a had a few events just to sat of get us off the ground,.' says Ms. Konkle. "Basically, we provide Kidcheck (fingerprinting) brochures and envelopes to local residents. We have public speakers who do adult speaking and child classes." Child Find also distributes pasters of missing children. holds Kideheck events. puts on information and awareness displays, and raises funds. All Child FirvJ services are prodded to the public free of charge. Last year, there were 55.908 incidents of children reported missing in Canada. Of those. 43.102 aimed out to be nmaways, 407 parental abductions, and 61 were abductions by strangers. The children involved in 52,521 of the cases were eventually found. Child Find has no statistics on missing children in Durham. The Durham chapter will participate this May in Child Find Canada's third annual Green Ribbon of Hope campaign when the public will be asked to show their concern about missing children by wearing a green ribbon. The concept of the Green Ribbon of Hope was originated by students and faculty at Holy Cross Secondary School in St. Catharines, following the abduction and subsequent murder of one of their students, Kristen French. Proceeds generated from the campaign will help fund Child Find activities. The campaign is also designed to increase public awareness of National Missing Children's Day on May 25. Volunteers are needed to run the Green Ribbon campaign and other Child Find activities. Anyone interested in helping the local organization through volunteering, a donation or sponsorship may contact the Child Find office at 420-9917. The office is at 1400 Bayly St., unit 15A, at the back of the YMCA building. Donations to the Green Ribbon campaign may also be made at any Realty World office or kiosk. There were 55,908 incidents of children reported missing in Canada last year Board holds open house to celebrate 25th DURHAM - Silver bells are Wednesday, May 4 from 5 to 9 ringing at the separate school p -m., with a concert beginning at board and you're invited to join 7 p.m. On Thursday. May 5. in the festivities. guided tours are offered at 10:30 The Durham Region Roman a.m- and 1:30 p.m., with a Catholic Separate concert from 11:30 a.m. to 1 School Board will hold open t ', houses to =� mark its 25th anniversary. It offersguided rFO6t tours of its education centre on Tuesday. May 3 at 1030 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., with a concert from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. An open house will be held 6834NFe p.m. The education centre is at 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa. For more information, call Laura Sheehan at 576-6150 or 686- 1541, extension 282. CORRECTION NOTICE A- ac :rat ra- .or Bayv.ew Mazca - o.r Motorw!sn '94 supplement of Agri, 27,94 corimnec tie mconeet dada mer V the MX 3 P.eodea. It should have read. Example MX-3RS AA00 wrtn 5 speed manual --smrsseon 36 month pease w,tn option ID guy just 5349 per month. Lower payments avadable Buyback and ssax,ty deposit apply. Taxes. ekcence & mgkstrawn extra See deaeer !or detests The newspaper regrets any mconvenwice the may have caused THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1994 -PAGE 13 Arts and Entertainment .......................... �e r sem;, �aP�,�,.;, ....... Horseless Carriagemen carry tunes for 45 years D Providing entertainment for Durham residents is what the Horseless Carriagemen have been doing since 1948 By NIAJI KIM SPFC1At_ TO'n - NEWS ADVERTISFR DURHAM - Oshawa's Horseless Carriagemen Barbershop Chorus is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year. The chorus. with more than 60 members from across Durham Region, is a positive experience for members and provides enjoyable entertainment for everyone. The 45 -year-old chorus was recently recognized by the City of Oshawa, which proclaimed April Barbershop Harmony Month. -We provide entertainment at a time when good family entertainment is hard to fund,- says Roy Brillinger. communications vice-president for the Oshawa Chorus. Barbershop singing is defined as chromatic four-part harmony sung by four unaccompanied voices — a tenor, lead, bass and baritone. The four voices must be tuned to each other. -It can get to be very intricate.- says ntricate-says Mr. Brillinger. "Barbershoppers are traditionally in love with songs from the turn of the century." he adds. It was at that time that barbershop quartets reached their height of popularity as part of :Parade of harmony -May 13,14 DURHAM - The Oshawa Horseless .. Carriagemen >Barbershop `' Chorus ,as `..celebrating 45 years of four- part harmony in Oshawa with wits Parade of Harmony show m '�:be held at Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa on May 13 and 14 ::.;beginning at 8 p.m.. The 60 -plus member chorus .;: PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AML 219,1904 1305 Pickering Par" -ay in the r 6 7 • Van�O�Vet rtab . W es r Steak • PepPe , BBC) a abs ese S; moo et . much. On`Y AY S11NDA� Y SA-t�RD '& I � q%W IV * I P • ��n�h Ma maY Frdaa y �30Am Saturday S .gg 11 a.m , 2.30AmaY Q/7 99 ��r P M 9Pm Thursday a:3p .-30 say, Sun. V499 m P._ 10, WA �9 FR1DA • � II f I reel I ]:[@I H BUY ONE BUFFET DINNER AT REGULAR PRICE AND GET SECOND FOR ONLY... 20991 1 COUPON VALID MONDAY TO THURSDAY I 1 - Limit t coupon per customer - C".er e.pres LIAY 26- 1 - Present coupon before ordering CP 1 (905) 509-9876 K. stop 1 375 KINGSTON RD. (at Rougemont) 1--------------- -----J ALL POOL OWNERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND OUR FREE ENTERTAINING, EDUCATIONAL EVENING ON HOW TO OPEN YOUR POOL CORRECTLY WHEN: Thursday May WHERE: Gallantry's Eat Pickering Town Centre, Lower Level I imt: i:Ju P.M. R.S.V.P. 839-8399 R PRIZES • REFRESHME NO CHARGE • NO OBLIGATION MON.-FRI. .9:00 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. SUNDAY 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 6315 Kingston Rd., Pickering- 839-8399 Arts and Entertainment ►r�yd�:.,,y4..eiP,la�.a;, Mash bash aids hospital 19C PONTIAC SUNBIRD P AJAX-PICKERING - Ajax and Pickering General Hospital is holding a MASH Bash to celebrate and raise funds for the opening of the hospital's new wing. THE NEM ADVWMER FUUX AMM 2l.1"d-MGE 1 The event will be held Friday, of Pink Cadillac. Tickets art May 13 at the Ajax Community available at the Ajax Communiti Centre on Centennial Rd., from Centre and Pickering Recreatior 8:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. $20 ticket Complex, the hospital, and Suttot price includes a t -shirt, dog tags, Group real estate offices in Aja) buffet and dancing to the music and Pickering. Call 428-1407. PONTIAC SUNBIRD FEATURES: 4 -wheel ABS • automatic transmission • air conditioning • AM/F1v1 stereo cassette • pulse wipers • trunk release • power door locks • Roadside Assistance PONTIAC GRAND Aft SE SEDAN PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE SEDAN PONTIAC GRAND AM SE SEDAN FEATURES: driver's side air bag • 4 -wheel ABS • air conditioning • AM/FM stereo cassette • pulse wipers • power door locks • Roadside Assistance PONTIAC GRAND PRIX FEATURES: dual air bags • 4 -wheel ABS • 160 H.P. 3.1 litre SFI V6 engine • automatic transmission • air conditioning • AM/FM stereo • sport appearance package • power door locks • Roadside Assistance The Excitement you expect. Priced Right? Bwd on a 36 m.0 lease br SatblydrGrand Am egnappW n described. A ffwwn m down paynwd of $1.62942.122, 6eiplw $59&$$95 and $3004300 secwity depad are fired. 12 and 24 nwntln temps also available. OMr apph" to gwM6ed reeail pn w"n oily. Sana nr- g- cendib— WWy. L'om, inw w ce, and two not Wck4sd. Dealer may Masa for Was. This ober may not be cornbned with any o0w dor. Factory o0w or Dealer trade may be neaewy Sae DeaMr for details. Baeed an a 36.,Xna WM for vd1i* equipped n descrbod. A mwwmnn down psymm d $2.026 and $350 secaMy depoed are te4naled. Some nrMsge condtwo apply. Pnce br 1994 GmW Rgnlipped ia eas deecrlbed. Freipls ($760). Moana, WWur rice WWtattn nor mk ded. OMM appy b 1994 naw or dwnarMwbr ngdsls. D@@W may 9WNl for Mea. OMn apply b queYried reW areeoaers only. Tt a o0w may root be cmr"Wd or wed wile any ottw oiler Factory order or DeaMr trade may be negNwy. See Deow 1w dMais. tFisl M W' SWMU eaee Die wd be waived br g0NW pleclreera. h uMin down payment applies. _ , s�.%a.. , P PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29.19% Arts and Entertainment �.0 pa a? to daft /i 4;" a�dPic,�u•;,�� Rollin Stones tribute band rolls into Coconutz g AJAX-PICKERING - The sounds of the Rolling Stones will fill Coconutz Taps & Eats in Ajax tonight. The Blushin Brides, a Stones z -7��, COPS i ROBBERSONS Fn 7 10. Sal Sts 245. - :. Mar. -'us -1C NOESCAPE r14- 9 4C Sa'. Sur ' 45. 7.9 4C Mor Thus 40FR THREESOME PCU '?: 537 Sal SLr 227.%20.930 Mor Trus 727.930 SCHINDLER'S LIST i Ja. ar. ; ,1y, b. Mor Nn i FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL =- ' Se;, Sa' v ' 7 94C ur, - Thn - 94C BAD GIRLS :_ •6 = ; S &r 2'5 715 935 V y T*A rs _ 7 b tribute band, play all the hits of the British mega -group Friday beginning at 9 p.m. On Saturday night, it's Dust 'n' Bones, a tribute to Guns 'n' Roses, with special guests, at 9. Coconutz has its weekly jam session on Sunday at 9 p.m., go imam I? Gentle Dentistry for Adults, Kids, and Great Big Babies. To help you feel at ease: COftY2(Ut d tare with you in mind: ✓ µ e file & accept ci:rect insur- ance payments (vou pay 00'� portion not covered by per) ✓ .7discount for senior citizens ✓ V, alk -in & same- cdy appoint- ments welcome ✓ Treatment for impacted wisdom teeth available • OOf1StJ�db00! porcelain c procedures wighter. ti�-„a .L. NOW Dr. Steven tiadel.for 6803 1432 Editor of the newsletter for dentists. THE DEti?.TT£R 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite lot, Ajax OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM featuring the band Live Sex Show. Coconutz is at 520 Westney Rd. S. The }tarp & Thistle in Ajax has the versatile Tim Hewie this weekend. He'll play all types of music. from folk favorites to light rock 'n' roll, Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. The Harp & "Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave. If your night club has live entertainment, such as bands or comedians, call Al Rivett at 683- 5110 to be included in this entertainment listing. Deadline is Wednesday at noon for the Friday paper. Appearing every Friday & Saturday Dani Pumante THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT! Stags/Stagettes • Escort Service - Private Parties • Strip -O -Grams • 7 Days • 24 Hours • Discretion Assured • Free Transportation THE PROFESSIONAL CHOICE 683-5055 j zl(-,K Entertainment Services Oshawa, Whitby and Clarington This Week 3 -on -3 Basketball Tournament / DUHA RM COLLEGE MAY 22, 1994 Bragarc riolits rc on the line. This Week. in conjunction with Durham College. is hosting a one day 3 -on -3 basketball tournev to we who has the best stuff in east and west Durham. All teams must have at least one player. male or female. who is 14 years old or younger. No other age lim- its apply. All ,games %-ill be 10 minutes tet duration and teams are guaranteed Lmn�two games.The referee's decision is final. The top team from Ajax -Pickering will face the top team from Oshawa. Whit- bV or Clarington for the East vs. West final. Same structure applies for consolation final. TEAM ENTRY FEES ARE $20. DEADLINE FOR ENTRY IS FRIDAY. MAY 13. 'EAST'ENTRIES LDUTED TO 32 TEAMS FROM OSHAWA, WHITBY & CLARINGTON. To enter. bring your fee to 865 Farewell Street and fill out our official entry form. For more information. contact Steve Houston or Judi Bobbitt at 579-4400. CO-SPONSORED BY DURHAM COLLEGE. PROCEEDS TO BIG SISTERS SEE ALL THE AUTOMOTIVE STARS AT MotorWi.r%h ' 94 3MMISOMMMM. mm &%%"CMC CMC" n ON ICY MMfTAft� AItD E>DO�f1C CA11i SPORTS am HtttIIC11 fwone Sumday, Magli, from 10 am. t0 5 p.m., at the Oshawa Cc Audi�ori Civic um MOTORWISH 194 is brought to you by Oshawa Whitby ClarinRtoa Ajax & Pickering .This Week News Advertiser dMb U is s and See Soni aft- acm atlucluo ss kfl>at11.n s and undatr t P�ooaads.flhan alllniMioM wt■ bmeft �" THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1994 -PAGE d When the life you take is yours, loved ones feel the pain By DONNA DONALDSON Ut kII.A,M 1�I yI F DURHAM - It's an act for which no one will he charged: an act that no one will read about in the papers. race, creed, culture or occupation. "It doesn't matter what walk of life you're from," says Staff Sgt. VanDoleweerd. "It becomes a statistic "I think if you could suicide. But that's an impossibility." He says suicide leaves a tremendous burden on the deceased's loved ones. "People start to analyze it and take the blame on themselves. 'If only I'd But still, a life has been snuffed ' been nicer, if only I got along hotter, if ' "' only I s out. It's suicide. And the numbers are ��}► '+(� y staggering.���_ �` In 'March of this year, 52 people in Durham Region tried to kill+► themselves. But there arc no figures kept on ! r how many people are successful in I ; , ;rte* e'�'�,k O�-� ending their lives. !'` They'll he filed away with the itul rest of the '9-29s' (cops' code for i sudden deaths) at Durham Regional Police headquarters. The suicide j statistics will he buried with those of the heart attack % ictims and people killed in car crashes. "Wc have had accidents involving fatalities with a single occupant that we investigate as accidents, but they may veru well be Suicides,- says Staff Sergeant Bill VanDoie%kcerd. "How else can you explain a person driving along a perfectly straight road who runs straight into a bridge" There's no way to count those and I'm sure OPP have had their fair share of those." Staff Sgt. VanDoleweerd says he doesn't know why people chime to take their own lives, but knows that marry face family, personal, health and job problems. In April, a Pickering woman put a shotgun in her mouth and ended her life. In a bizarre case earlier this month, a Toronto man stopped his car on Hwy. 401 in the early morning hours. doused it with gasoline, lit it ablaze, got into his vehicle and drove it into two guardrails. His body was burned beyond recognition. "There's a multitude of reasotis" why people commit suicide, says the staff sergeant. "When they're younger it's often peer pressure, trying to get along or trying to fit in. "But what gets into someone's mind to get to the point where nothing else matters — well, there's got to be some deep-rooted psychological answer and I don't have it. I don't think even a psychologist could give you an answer. I don't know if an answer even exists.' The staff sergeant notes there have been suicides among members of the police force. "We've had people in this profession who committed suicide and showed no outward signs (that anything was wrong)," he says, pointing out that suicide isn't specific to any gender, approach someone as a police officer and say your son just took a shotgun and placed it under his chin? It*s hard for a police officer," admits Staff Sgt. VanDoleweerd, who's been a cop for 30 years and has been the hearer of bad news too manv times. "It's not something any police officer relishes. It's tremendously difficult." He sacs 90 per cent of attempted suicides are "attention -getters." "They 're saying ' need help. It's the slashed -,rist or the one who takes 30 Tylenol. It's that person screaming at the top of their lungs. 'Please for God's sake help me. I can't cope any more'. What it is. is the caution flag. - Thou shalt not kill is one of God's Ten Commandments. Father Norbert Gignac of St. Joseph the Worker Parish in Oshawa says, -You cant take your own life. You can't pull the plug. V1,e had inothing to do with our coming into being. God made us. So we're His property. He tells us when to come and when to go. You can't get out of suffering. That's what God wants for us." Father Gignac says suffering is II a "saving" benefit for humans. ' It's "cleansing" for our sins. he maintains. -God is calling them to turn to Him. to trust in Him." he says. �~ "Thev think no one loves them and that's not true. God does. He never abandons them." ` The Distress Centre of Durham Region has been inundated with suicide -related calls. "The suicide statistics are incredible.'' says Jennifer Gushue, a volunteer co-ordinator. "We're seeing a lot more people who have lost hope. There are no resources for them to access." Even for counselling, Ms. Gushue says, there's a one to one- � and -a -half year wait to get in. ..It's not that thev want to die necessarily," says Ms. Gushue of some of the Distress Centre callers, but they have a lot of pain and are feeling a sense of hopelessness. The number of suicide -related calls at the Distress Centre increased in 1993 over the previous year. The number of calls is also higher than the provincial average. Distress Centre staff feel those numbers may reflect the frustration and anger apparent in these difficult times and may be a result of inadequate support within the region to help people with their problems. If you need to talk, call the Distress Centre at 433-1121 (long distance from Pickering). A j ` M 4�#- "�,A bring people back to life and have them see the tremendous listened.' damage they've inflicted on their loved The blame left behind is tremendous. ones, that would probably eliminate "It's just devastating. How do you If you need to talk, call the Distress Centre of Durham Region P t,GE 13 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AMW. ^ 1"4 I WGYMNASTICS 'Area athletes golden at Elite Ontario meet AJAX-PICKERING - Area ymnasts turned in golden erformances at the Elite Ontario ompetition at Centennial College i Scarborough Saturday and unday. In the senior high performance ategory, Lisa Simes of Ajax aptured top spot overall. She won to floor event, placed second on cult and bars, and was third on eam. Leah Spiering was fourth n floor and sixth on beam. Jenni 'hung of Pickering finished sixth n vault and bars. Simes, Chung and Spiering !ill compete at the Canadian iational Gymnastics Lisa Sines Leah *ng F Jenrn Chung Stephanie Wessely Jaime Rawlings Nicole Liphard Jonette Martin Michelle Schuberlh Erin Rarski Leanne Edwards Championships in P.E.I. next month. In the senior 3 division, Stephanie Wessely of Pickering placed fast overall. winning beam and finishing fifth on floor and bars. Jaime Rawlings of Pickering was second overall. placing third on bars and beam and sixth on vault. Nicole Liphardt of Ajax was third overall —fourth on beam and vault and sixth on floor. Jonette Martin of Ajax was fourth overall, winning bars and placing fourth on beam. Wessely, Rawlings. Liphardt and Martin also won team gold as members of the first -place Metro East senior 3 squad. In the senior 2 group. Michelle Schuberth of Pickering placed fifth on floor. She was a member of the Metro East squad which won team gold in this division. In the junior 3 bracket, Erin Sitarski of Pickering placed fourth overall, placing fourth on floor SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, fax 683-7363 VSQUASH High sticking Ajax High School's Debbie Farmer, right, attempts to knock the ball from the stick of Central Collegiate Institute's Shannon Smale during LOSSA girls' field lacrosse action Wednesday. Ajax defeated Central 3-2, but lost to Whitby's Anderson CoQegiate 5-4. photo by A.J. Groen 831-3300 FIRST t3EA1 W LTD. and fifth on beam. Teammate Leanne Edwards, also of Pickering, was second on floor. Both girls were members of the gold -medal -winning Metro East team. All the gymnasts are members of the Winstonette Gymnastic Association of Markham. Three Ajax players to junior nationals AJAX - An Ajax squa h player under -14 category. while Christy championships in B.C. was the best in his age group at the Quinney placed fourth in the same Chris and Brad Hanebury. recent Ontario junior division. Both are in their first full currently ranked first and third, championships. year of competitive squash. respecti,.rly, in Ontario in their age Josh McDonald, 13, a member of Evans and Quinney also qualified categot -s were unable to attend the the Ajax Squash Club, captured the to compete at the national junior provincial championships this year. boys' under -16 crown at the Ontario Provincial Junior Squash VBASKETBALL Championships in St. Catharines. McDonald ni the under-14Take Ontario champion in 1993 — pulled cxf to the courts for off a big upset over David Phillips in the under -16 final. Phillips had not '°°� a' °`� f` years,' 3 hoops was ranked as one of the top five 3 - on- tourney under -14 players in the world. However, McDonald outlasted AJAX-PICKERING - Three- guaranteed at least two games. The Phillips 3-2 (9-7,9-5.9-10,4-9, 9-2) on -three basketball is becoming games are 10 minutes in length in hard-fought games to secure the lextrernelypopular. with Ajax and Pickering -area provincial title. The ultimate schoolyard game teams in the west pool and McDonald defeated David has taken on an increasing prole Oshawa, Whitby and Clarington Delierre of Montreal 3-1 in the in recent years as the sport of squads in the easL quarter -final and, in the semi -fatal basketball also grows in popularity. Males and females are welcome match, defeated Jamie MacNeill- Local basketball fans shcwki (k to play, but all teams must have at Nicholls of Sault Ste. Marie 3-2 in in their glory, then, at Oshawa s least one player 14 years or under. games to advance to the final. Durham College campus extTeams will compete all day As a result of this first -place Sunday, May � with the top squad from the showing, McDonald will advance to That's the date and Aeast meeting the west's gest the Canadian Junior Squash location of the Ajax- threesome to both the Championship in Kamloops, B.C. in Pickering News 4 •consolation and May. He leaves for B.C. Monday. Advertiser/ Oshawa- Championship rounds. Expected to be ranked number- > Whitby-Clarington This Week Entry fee is $20 per team. The one in the country in the boys' 3 -a► -3 Basketball Totrrnatrtextt, an field will be limited to 32 teams under -16 division, McDonald likes event patterned after a similar from Ajax and Pickering and 32 his chances at the national three -on -three road hockey from Oshawa, Whitby and tournament challenge the community Clarbigton. -I'm hoping to make it to the newspapers ran last fall To enter, bring casb or a cheque finals and pos"y win's The day's designed for fin and to the News Advertiser at 130 Two other Ajax Squash Club 14 raise a little money for the Big :Commercial Ave., Ajax and full out players also posted outstandingistets of I)u><tuarn Region- ahe entry fan. results at the provincials. Chrissie :;;Anyone can enter the For rnae information, contact Evans was second in the girls' tournament and all cams are VendyCYatlag6drat683-5114 OPEN HOUSE - 1880 VALLEY FARM RD. # 7218 SATURDAY, APRIL 30TH, 1:30-5:30 - 3 MODELS TO CHOOSE LUXURY TRIDEL BUffL CONDOS -STUNNING flEC FACILITIES • 1+1 BDRM. JUST LISTED 906 SQ FT. $129,900 •LOADS OF MIRRORS • 2+1 BDRM. JUST LISTED 1,100 SQ. FT. $139,900 -INCREDIBLE DEAL • 2+1 BDRM. CORNER UNIT 1,500 SO. Ff. $209,900 -LARGEST MODEL DON'T MISS THIS CHANCE TO FIND OUT EVERYTHING YOU WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT CONDOS. •FREE TOUR OF THE FAMOUS RECREATION FACILITIES •FLOOR PLANS OF ALL SUITES •INSTANT MORTGAGE APPROVALS •INSTANT APPRAISALS • 8.99% 5 YR. • BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA SEAN LOSCHIAVO THE CONDO EXPERT ♦FIGURE SKATING THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 2l, 1994 -PAGE 19 Pickering skaters shineat three PICKERING - Pickering skaters showed their stuff at the 19th annual Scarborough Skate Competition last weekend. Nicole Thomson of the Pickering Figure Skating Club finished second in her flight and was second overall in the junior silver ladies 'B' PICKERING category' FIGURE SKATING M a r i a Weber placed third in her flight and sixth overall in the ue pre -novice W-1br.c.F.s.A competitive ladies' 'B' division. Other Pickering skaters putting in fine performances were: Julie Diemert, sixth in the pre -novices competitive ladies' 'A' division; Lindsay Watson, sixth in the junior bronze ladies' 'D' division; Devon Snider, sixth in the senior bronze ladies' 'B' category; and Jennifer Moss, seventh in the junior silver ladies' 'A' division. OD❑ Many Pickering skaters turned in good performances at two other competitions. At the recent Bethany Invitational Competition, Ryan Harvey was second in the preliminary men's division. Amy Wellman finished third in the Canskate division, Teri Alexander skated to third place in the preliminary ladies' category and Stefanie Tomei was third at the introdtictory level. Other results from the Bethany meet: Breanne Allen, fifth Canskate; Stephanie Paradis, third introductory; Sarah Wellman, fifth introductory (flight); Sarah Harvey, fifth introductory (flight); Courtney rlo RS CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Expect More From Sears, sale prices start Thursday April 28, 1994' flyer, page 14, the men's golf packet at $19.99 is unavailable due to manufacturers failure to deliver. Fashion Digest Insert, page 5, in the Fragrant Jewels gift set, the dusting powder is advertised as being 37g, this should have read 35g. Also, on page 6, in the Dune 3 -piece bonus, the Perfumed Talcum Powder should have read 20g not 25g. Also, on page 8, the Tresor gifts sets show eau de toilette spray, this should have read eau de partum. 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Allen, sixth introductory; Kerry sixth preliminary ladies' category. division, Jennifer Cahill fourth in Alexander third in the preliminary Avis, fourth preliminary ladies'; At the Fenelon Falls Invitational the introductory ladies' freeskate, ladies' bracket and Tamara Reena Ruperelia, sixth preliminary meet, Stephanie Paradis finished Stefanie Tomei fifth in the Vanderveen sixth in preliminary ladies' division; and Marcia Strong, third in the introductory ladies' introductory ladies' category, Teri ladies. VHIGH SCHOOL DO'C Chargers lacrosse team off to 2-1 start AJAX - The Denis O'Connor Chargers champion Oshawa Mcl,aughlin Trojans in Mavnard. senior boys' field lacrosse team is off to a Oshawa Monday. With the game tied at 3-3 Denis O'Connor also defeated Oshawa winning start to the Lake Ontario Secondary after regulation time, DO'C pumped in two Pereyma 8-5, while losing to Oshawa Donevan School Athletics (LOSSA) season. goals in the eight -minute overtime frame to Collegiate 4-2. The squad owns a record of two wins and a secure the victory. Tt Chargers play at Henry Street High loss in the three games it's played. Adam Nash notched the eventual game School in Whitbv on Friday afternoon. Thev'le One of the DO'C wins was an upset 5-4 winner for DO'C. Other scorers were Kerry at home against Donevan on Monday afternoon overtime victory over defending Ontario Nash, Dave Grenke, Steve Quinn and Niall at 3 p.m. WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS eg. Leafs, Blue Jays a others Will Pay Cash at Face Value Call Bruce, 579-4400, Ext 207 ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's sifts appead is this paper Wilid- aes . v April 27,1994. Due to oelrrery problems. ,.,e following items will not be avalable for mnedrate delivery. However. orders will be accepted fpr delivery dates shown. Page 30 tern A-Uftara T carseat. waiW* May 24. 1994 'Rebate $10 00 it ordered between April 27 - May 24. tem C -Nappy Camper' portable playpen, available May 30 'Rebate $10 00 it ordered bet- ween April 27 - May 30. Page 15 ten L -1i Fleur crystal ster>trare incorrectly described. $hand read: Not girt -boned. ma is $16 99 each inadvertentlyft errors liseed above has appeared m our advertising We sincerely regret arty mcorw- nwa or oorlhlsion to our a sionriers. ,EATON'S - I A Parents Is C Phonics & Math C Workbooks $4.79 each l S a S 14xm" Maliedak 1801 werttwatA St. W tAftlf/by. 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It includes the it use of member change rooms with sauna and whirlpool, the fitness a room and warm-up track. plus swimming during public and adult e swim periods. Between May 1 and Sept. 5. students can purchase a full or daytime membership to the health club for half price. You must provide a student ID card and be a resident of Pickering. n For more information, call 831-1711 or 683-6582. CORRECTION NOTICE Tne Made-olsel;e SDa ad *�,a, rar Wednesday Apr:2T 199-1 contained an error. Tne ad shouid have read $13.50 per month. FREE Tae Kwor Do with memDershilo. We regret any inconveniences the News Advertiser may have causes the readers and ther customers. SCOREBOARD AJAX BRIDGE CLUB 56?(7, . Results from Tuesday. April 26. 0-100 I%IASTER POINTS OPEN DIVISION NORTH -SOUTH NORTH -SOUTH Gene l,engyel and Helen 1. Flo Bain and Sonia Bcll 589: Johnston 449c. 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Offer expires Friday. May 6, 1994. "DEDICATED TO GIVING YOU THE SUCCESSFUL SMILE EDGE" 4J M.S. Pavelic. D.D.S. 428-0168 sc - 471`1 Ilil oy Pm. S.. Ajax •� b _ .t This Wmok, Neoffl drebg Now A"Use. f 0*00 l The Week A NwfwriwArtd News aawwgn no babYlr for lir cntlkrd or wplp b any tSnowdtr Youns a*mbmnw& The - - -1 r anlgras I cwdwd d. as Napo"" b any adwfaewo or wooadr an ed isensP and lair a cli side agaiet OdewWWRoay The 7ywdt as a wilt amid. The advwriser aoaao b . th 0y and Add Eris plbieabon an Nowsp owk and do omtplo- homdsn for ar code oa I I I labia" and tluntspww sow 111 Isom or owrsd by 9e plbrieabon or woordng plecod by theativwnfewr or any w* to wrdr adridsormtt by Iraq an Ow spews not b ban hiMnr blephara somber. name or led namor adbso n Itialnor OsoCs19 non -p. OahevvafNir�y This Wank wwwvse the V* 10 sows. sootlW or wood any atArrfswmrwro wdlwp 4e cob" in Obituaries • CALL ANYTIME • 24 HOURS , A DAY • 7 DAYS A WEEK EZECHIELS, Margaret - her 82nd year. Beloved wife of After a courageous battle with the late Joseph Howard Jones. cancer, at her residence on Loving mother of Barbara Wednesday, April 25, 1994, in the Blackey, Joe, Shirley Button, comfort of her daughter's arms. -Dave, Gilbert, Frank, Jim, Fred, Margaret, loving wife of Derek. Linda Kennedy, and Stanley, and Dear and loving mother of Paula predeceased by John Howard. and her husband, Joe Nunes. Lovingly remembered by her Beloved granny of Stephanie. grandchildren and great - Sister of Frank DeAbreau, grandchildren. Dear sister of Elizabeth Chaves, Theresa Serrao, Olive Smith, Gwen Jones and Celine Keene, Rita Wright and Frank, and predeceased by Linda Philomena DaCambra. Rested at Smith, and Fred. Rested at Accettone Funeral Home, 428- McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old 9090. Mass on Friday at 2 p.m- at Kingston Rd., Ajax, (Pickering Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Village), 428-8488- Funeral 796 Eyer Dr-, Pickering. In lieu of service in the chapel on Friday at flowers, donations to the charity 11 a.m- Interment at Pine Hills of your choice would be Cemetery. Donations to the Heart appreciated- The family would and Stroke Foundation would be like to extend special thanks to appreciated by the family. Dr. Sturgeon and the staff of her lest Pteame •d head ge7e4 Princess Margaret Hospital, St. MALONEY, Michael John Elizabeth Nursing Staff, Durham Patrick - After a lengthy illness Homecare, Susan Cameron, at the family residence on Josephine, Carole Fowles, Heddi Monday, April 25, 1994- Michael Gregor and her volunteers from John Patrick Maloney. Beloved Hospice Durham and the Red husband of Jutta Maloney. Cross- A special thanks to her Brother of Julie, Justin and Mark good friends, Maria Outridge, money all of Ottawa. Uncle of Sonia Ming, MC Lever, Pat Lisa, Ryan, Shawn, Raymond, Counely, her sisters Elizabeth and Nickolaus and Jennifer. Funeral Philomena and sister-in-law arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, 428 - Margarita, and all of our dear 8488- Donations may be made to friends and family who have the Epilepsy Association. helped us through our difficult SMITH, Grace Eileen - At time. God bless you always. HANEBURY, Lee - On the Rosebank Villa on Monday, Tuesday, April 26, 1994 at 7:30 April 25, 1994. Grace Eileen pmL, in a brief but ferocious battle Richardson, in her 82nd year, beloved wife of the late John A. with cancu Being an avid squash Smith. Loving mother of Peter player, Lee was experienced at and his wife Diane. Dear sizing up her opponents. Unfortunately, this time, she grandmother of Becky' Scott and misjudged the strength of her Kerri. Sister of Bruce Richardson and Rhoda Tebbef, and adversary. Although she rallied predeceased by Paul, Mildred and very well and made great headway in the mom, in the end Murray. Funeral arrangements the miscalciallated. A fading shot entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home' 428-8488- Donations may to the back corner sent her scrambling. Lee arrived a fraction be made to the Alzheimer Society. of a second too late, the ball WITTY, Edward Yarwood bounced a second time and the (retired, long-time employee of game was over. Husband Peter CPR) - Peacefully at Branson and sons Chris and Brad looked Hospital an Wednesday, April 27, on in great despair. Sisters 1994• Lid WAY, in his 86th yew - Virginia Trevurza and Cathie Beloved husband of the lite Jean Gartlan, brother Mike Gartlan and FA=beth Witty and survived by in-laws Russ Trevaxza. and Wayne his wife. Marie. Dear father of Jim Armstrong also in great distress. of Ajax, Rita Summers of North Friends will be received at the Yak Margaret Brake Holland Accettone Funeral Home, 384 Landing and John of Cooksville. 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Buy 1st pair from our regular price, get Second pair Free from our Special Selected Group of frames. Tint, U.V., Scratchgard, Ultra thin & Invisible bifocals available at an extra charge. Some restrictions apply. NO G.S.T. OR P.S.T. EYE EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED.ONGLASSESYFORRX We accept Blue Cross, Green Shield, Metropolitan Life and Social Service Plans Sale ends May 31, 1994. Not valid in conjunction with any other discount program. PICKERING OPTICAL J C�AJAX OPTICAL 1360 KINGSTON RD. (HUB PLAZA) PHONE 839-9244 56 HARWOOD AVE., PHONE 683-2888 u OF THE YEAR NO P A T M E N T S NO I N T E R E S T L A R G E S T S E L E C T I O N N v a W +E S ,ts Ea 'X�S�§.� ✓ / ^n , F ;.lily '�'` r,% - �� rry y y r•;�' / bah � /%� „� :✓ yr s / T. � l / y hoi4 e THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 1!, IM -PAGE 17 The largest selection of branded pet foods & accessories at Wholesale prices. Come in for these prices today . ....... . . . ..... Euk nUba. 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LAT _ ::;_ :.;:4... ;rams tai 8� Less'Active 28.7 :. : ; k9 9 ;Nutro Max Cat, Li ht & Naturat Ch-Ab""""okg ........... 2f 9._. Pro Pt:Aduft.....:::.::..: :.....:::.... :s9 .......2.30 :6cienct Diet Matritenance: & .' ht kg -. :11ik"hnt-Cat. Cal :.:::::.:::< .::..:.::..........:::: >:: 9 .........' 81 Over 500 brands/flavours/package sizes to choose from KINGSTON ST. (HWY #2 NAToNAL Q Q na mm PICK'Sa �U � TOWN RESTAURANT WARBIOUSE � O CENM un O � w � TO TORONTO HWY 401 I I TO KINGSTON 637 KINGSTON RD. (HWY # 2) 837-0154 P PAGE 2S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1994 Our Name Speaks For Itself: (but we will tell you about our prices) OUR SOLID OAK HARVEST TABLES START AT'42r FINISHED SOLID OAK CHAIRS FROM '125 -'275 Solid Oak and Cherry Furniture. Amish made & finished in our own plant. INTEGRITY WOODS Pickering Home and Design Centre 1755 Pickering Parkway (corner of Brock Rd. & 401, Pickering) -1 INTEGRITY WOODS? 427 381 �...a.... ... .._. _L........ 'At. %96 L.._.. ----- MAY 8TH 1994 Sale V/ Ends [May 4/94 u I PENNYWORTH'S DEPT. STORE 41 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax 683-5041 10m25% our low price All Women's Clothing, Pyjamas, Hand Bags Large Selection of Bubble Bath from 99 LUX Soap GREEN GIANT Peas Corn •89� ,d oz DARE Cookies • 250 g Toilet Paper 69' • 2dy,e�:, SMALL FRY Potato Chips • . 80 g 1 Kitty Litter $1000 g P III jCWA ROOFING SYSTEM Colour Co-ordinated New Plumbing * Pest -Proof PVC Vents * Saddles & Galvanized Steel Flashings * Metal Drip Edge *. #15 Felt Paper & Rake Edge Covers Complete Ice & Water Shield Roof Surface at Eaves & Valleys METRO UC. 46"r * 4St" 89899 Construction Ltd. meL- (416) 754-8787 Fa= (41s)754-4055 mnium (9w. 686-9216 mAFn*:t-sw706-8787 STEP TOWARD A K POSITIVE FUTURE T ATTEND Bus,ness and Communy THE DBPW BUSINESS TRADE FAIR & EXPOSITION SAT., MAY 145 1994 10:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE PICKERING (401 & BROCK RD.) • Business to Business Networking • Artisans Corner • Community Services Section • Informative Business Seminars • Health and Lifestyle Presentations • Live Entertainment DOOR PRIZES Including a SUNSET GOLF MEMBERSHIP at CLAREMONT 4 SEASONS COUNTRY CLUB ;. RAFFLE TRIP FOR TWO TO LAS VEGAS Sponsored By D..•nam Business anc P,o es&onai Women s &,ub Bursary Fund CAN EXPAND EXHIBIT SPACE TO ACCOMMODATE LATE REGISTRANTS IF INTERESTED PLEASE CALL 905-837-0491 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1994 -PAGE" MAY DAY! MAY DAY MAY DAY! MAY DAY! MAY DAY! Q 0 Q 0 PICKERING AT 111aim P►� from &PRIL 30TH TO MAY: H h � See Mac& eat e yr =•z ._. 3C Q• 1 •INDOOR ov 9=SPECIALS EXPERTS S�,I,�,F 1971 WHAT YOU DON'T KNOW HAND a C= WF KNOW !! -•c JLI uld Chlorine 3C $7.50 .. Q 20 � Rego Im O� b. MAY DAY! MAY DAY! MAY DAY! MAY DAY! MAY DAY! �f IV 4 FCGO AHEAD! GET SPOILED EARLY -1 1 1 x� Choke off" of Shore s wffcd kms ISabel ..ate S. -s.'%. Bjesd P d�s Breaded SMr�P Cp�en Csocwore ` Sp,Red SIS ` FlsreO� 1 DESSERT Choice ,Ss �ed N e� �aaia Pk Ice Cream IN THE PICKERING HOME & DESIGN CENTRE BROCK RD. & 401 1 PICKERING 428-6383 PICKERING CiLU Y [=Eat HWY. 2 HMa DrsIGN m 40, PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, ARIL 2% 191114 Extra Firm Support T SET 1 1796289 SCROLL QUILT 10 Year Warrant Maxim Firm Double $199 Set $329 Queen .3229 Set SM w SS ollr X174 King Available Joyfull Comfort Ultra Firm Support T SET 1 239$379 N Double $279 Set 5439 Queen. .$319 Set 55' 9 25 YEAR WARRANTY Princess Super Firm Support T SET N 5219 `339 Douse $239 Set $389 QO„ ee^ $2'9 Se, $4 -49 K _7 Avaiiaoae 25 YEAR WARRANTY uYYAWAAr sv' C„r ✓witb this ad �esiden�al :end �nsta�ilation SlabWork AvailaAle.,: WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD I SAVE 50% on foundation with putrohato of mannas p•courn b be applied a Ome ol purchase. F, SMLEBED $119 .4 DOUBLE BED $149 t 'LEEN BED $179 T- I BEDS I TWIN I DOUBLE I OUEEEEN SET SET SI DELUXE 5 Year Warrant AVE E I S289—"3-49-- YA Essolar w EssaKr w ESSolar 12 159 SCROLL QUILT 10 Year Warrant Maxim Firm SNEPFAW AVE E rA Essokr 11 rA ssoKr w ESS My $149 $169 MAGIC SLEEPER 15 Year Warranty w SS ollr X174 kurwssow uArMESSONLY1 5159 I sign COURTESY SUPPORT 20 Year Warranty AVE E I S289—"3-49-- -,M9 3iY S1 59 w SSaar UTTRESSMLY 1 S17 M—KIRVALVJFANNILMMW�� 7 , .• 1 •l. STEP UP TO CERAMICS Interior Decorator available free of cost with booked insolation 1de selection ofe+cl'aa+�a iolllnjlOrSte'1C isle 103 Byron St. S. Whitby OPEN: Mon. Wed. au”" 666-1204 Garden Enthusiash!At Culinary Delight' Take advantage of I Add 1270 shipping & handling, Delivered to your door. limited quantities. wry ; cciE;Y ORDER REG. �iTMb Acrr►m.Y GARDEN SUPPLIES LTD. • Sandy Loam (Top Soil) • Mushroom Compost • Loam & Compost • Triple Mix • Cow Manure • Sand (Fine or Course) • 3/4 Stone Gravel • Screenings • Patio Slabs • Rockery Stone VAPaInFINCH AVE E S • e Regular Firm Maxim Firm SNEPFAW AVE E Pillow Firm X588 $688 $788 QUEEN SET QUEEN SET T QUEEN SET M—KIRVALVJFANNILMMW�� 7 , .• 1 •l. STEP UP TO CERAMICS Interior Decorator available free of cost with booked insolation 1de selection ofe+cl'aa+�a iolllnjlOrSte'1C isle 103 Byron St. S. Whitby OPEN: Mon. Wed. au”" 666-1204 Garden Enthusiash!At Culinary Delight' Take advantage of I Add 1270 shipping & handling, Delivered to your door. limited quantities. wry ; cciE;Y ORDER REG. �iTMb Acrr►m.Y GARDEN SUPPLIES LTD. • Sandy Loam (Top Soil) • Mushroom Compost • Loam & Compost • Triple Mix • Cow Manure • Sand (Fine or Course) • 3/4 Stone Gravel • Screenings • Patio Slabs • Rockery Stone VAPaInFINCH AVE E S a SNEPFAW AVE E IpNGSro" wet 2 my. T ►•"low DIRT CHEAP PRICES TRIPLE MIX 3 yds. $9000 TAXES AND DELIVERY INCLUDED BRING IN TENS AD 293-5112.509-5112 240 Finch Avenue West of Altona PICK UP OR DELIVERY SPECIAL PICKERING PRICES W11 CK PAVERS • WAILS • PLANTERS • CURaS W THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29, IM -PAGE 31 KENNEDY FLOORING CENTRE •REMNANTS �REMNANTS�NO p:NTS FREE PADS Nnv O G S T•�,� SERVING THE METRO AREA SINCE w 1957! A 3 ROOMS $39900 SCOTCH GUARD STAIN RESISTANT 10 COLOURS! UP TO 300 SQ. FT. ADDITIONAL SQUARE FEET • Si -65 PER SQ. FT. Has The Richer, Thicker Carpet For Luxury that Lasts SHOP AT HOME SERVICE: COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL PROFESSIONAL ADVICE FOR HOME OR OFFICE CALL EAST: 752-3022 CALL WEST: 796-6977 3 ROOMS $54900 STAIN RESISTANT STAIN CHECK - STATIC CONTR 20 DESIGNER COLOURS! UP TQ 300 SQ. "ADMOM SQUARE FEET • $1.99 PER SQ. FT 3 ROOMS $74900 PLUSH CARPETING STAIN MASTER MANY COLOURS TO CHOOSE FROM! UP TO 300 50. FT. awroma SQUARE FEET - S2.S9 PER SQ. FT A- INDIAN RUGS, WOOL & SYNTHETIC, INDOOR/OUTDOOR CARPET, CUSTOM MADE RUGS EAST CERAMIC TILE, VINYL FLOORING WEST THE TOTAL FLOM 1149 KENNEDY RD. 114 KENNEDY RD. S.COVERIM SCARBOROUGH 752-3022 BRAMPTON 796-6977 FOR ALL YOUR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DOORS *Sales • Service • Installation T H E D ,A�►,► i Doo., A,.. Serving Toronto since 1957 BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER AND SAVE! insurance Claims Custom Doors *Large stock of Designer Door Lites *Swinging Patio Doors *Pre -Fab Garages From $2,10000 Ls°269°° ggg°° CASH & CARRY INSTALLED $34900 °349°0 (53500 We remove and dispose of your old door and PAY PST on ALL installed Doors. EAST: 2470 Lawrence Ave. E., Scarborough (416) 757-6500 WEST: 114 Kennedy Rd. S., Brampton (m) 796-3373/757-2880 (Toronto Line) . .. a a t I. _ -- - • _ . �3 PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29, IM PRECIOUS PLATES IN THINGS 475 Westney Rd. N. 701 Rossland Rd. E. AJAX (AT DELANEY) WHITBY (AT GARDEN ST.) 686-7185 668-1164 A. $39.90 "CIRCLE OF LOVE" by L. Lui #1 - Floral Greetings A $39.90 " GINGERNUT VALLEY INN" by C. Wysocki #1 - Wysocki's Peppercricket Grove -WHAT'S A MOTHER TO DO?' by L. Kaatz 01 - "Practice Makes Perfect" .9 "GRACELAND: MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE" by D. Sivavec #1 - "In The Footsteps of The King" Buy locally and save on shipping charges f4w %`l 076we �a-T VW e2 s Claeeic �Orran9emante BRADFORD EXCHANGE DEALER Buy locally and save on shipping charges f4w %`l 076we �a-T VW e2 s "SILENT NIGH While Quantities Last HARWOOD PLACE MALL 427-1663 sajeEnds /qBP*,,, May 15.94 I ONE TIME OFFER Taxes Included • GST • PST Choose from 3 mats TWO BUSINESSES TO SERVE YOU KIP VAN KEMPEN RIC CIB President As a long time businessman of the Pickering area, I know that the people we serve every day deserve nothing but the best. And that's what we strive to do. Whether you have insurance needs or travel plans, we have the people that will help you get the most for your money. I'd like to introduce our staff to you. VAN KEMPEN INSURANCE ASSOCIATES -Three Generations of Insurance Expertise" for Home. Aute.. Life K Business LINDA PAM WINTON FOSHAY A ROBIN BEV BELL SINCLAIR ROSE PETrrn FIRST PICKERING TRAVEL "Chances are we've been there!" Locally owned and operated for all your travel needs groove & Your travel pros from left to right: frame Heather, Fran, Candice (Office Manager) and Maid Van Kempen (President) Great Mother's Day Special NAM xEWEav Awdates IA 420-96Nfit First Pickering "TRAVEL (9q 831-5132 1550 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING _X Claeeic �Orran9emante "SILENT NIGH While Quantities Last HARWOOD PLACE MALL 427-1663 sajeEnds /qBP*,,, May 15.94 I ONE TIME OFFER Taxes Included • GST • PST Choose from 3 mats TWO BUSINESSES TO SERVE YOU KIP VAN KEMPEN RIC CIB President As a long time businessman of the Pickering area, I know that the people we serve every day deserve nothing but the best. And that's what we strive to do. Whether you have insurance needs or travel plans, we have the people that will help you get the most for your money. I'd like to introduce our staff to you. VAN KEMPEN INSURANCE ASSOCIATES -Three Generations of Insurance Expertise" for Home. Aute.. Life K Business LINDA PAM WINTON FOSHAY A ROBIN BEV BELL SINCLAIR ROSE PETrrn FIRST PICKERING TRAVEL "Chances are we've been there!" Locally owned and operated for all your travel needs groove & Your travel pros from left to right: frame Heather, Fran, Candice (Office Manager) and Maid Van Kempen (President) Great Mother's Day Special NAM xEWEav Awdates IA 420-96Nfit First Pickering "TRAVEL (9q 831-5132 1550 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING _X 102000 of 55 oz. and 60 oz. Saxony and Trackless Carpet from Coronet and CRQSSLEY AS $ 95 LOW SQ . Yo. 6 colours AS only While Quantities Last S yds. 0 "Where Customers Send Their Friends" MANNINGTpN GOLD do— THE NEWS AD VER77SER FRIDAY, AMM 29, lflr-IAGE 33 Yards B E Yards BER to satisfy rec room 95* SQ. YD. WHSLE QU * SoM AIVTj7-SES L L RESTRICT AST HARD TWIST � SONS APPL �. 1S ADA Y Never a�SE E of P - DELIVERY.. �E E � WE 9 Kn o wing Pu�c� ys E G Nay- A 0 i N.S.�OGK SQ. YD UndersolAPRIL. ONLY1• RESERVE NOW! INSTALL LATER! HURRY! WHILE QUANTITIES LAST!baM. vrr All In -stock VingI Flooring, S T n 0 n G• D 0 m C 0 - a SUPERIOR STAIN & SOIL DANCE •manninGTon FIRM much -more MJ cc.. E B of all your needs ;SINCE 1978 Mon: Wed. 19 a.m. - 6 P.M. Thurs. & Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p -m. Saturday 9 am. - 6 p.m. } �_y cioaed Sunday A Wwnnwn I Eu I Co r+caa I as Jumb rnvM ..ro. COMMON FOODS AND BEVERAGES. ., 469 Kingston Road � - IF Pickering IVA 686-3013 • • - 831-2111 PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL", 1"4 R TIVE A V • Benches - Skiers • Rowers • Lat Machines • Weights - Supplements • Multi -Press Rack • Lat Station • Flat Incline Decline Bench • Pec Dec Station Leg Develop Station • Preacher Curl Station PLUS Heavy duty 12 gauge steel construction, No cable change system, all 4 side weld construction. LIFETIME WARRANTY t • 1 ► SALE 1399 Reg. `165 OLYMPIC and REGULAR PLATES 45` HEX DUMBELLS 65` 1TIV EWA 502 Kingston Rd at Rosebank Pickering 837-0782 7 m e : Ontario has a new Graduated Licensing Lave. It says new drivers have to practice for one year before trying their driving test. But if they take the Young Drivers course first, they only have wait eight months! The same law says learners must practice with a licensed adult in the passenger seat. BUY 1 GET 1 FREE........ BUY 1 GET 1 FREE........ BUY 1 GET 1 FREE WUj LL. Wallpaper Centre C M I-- Duham Regions 1st complete discount wallpaper outlet W Largest in-slock selection in Doham b Scarbavugh M 1 C�T7 T ry M m LLJ • • C W 1 U_ M w �• M - - m m M W w • C13 c ac LL_ 1 W �J • 1 1 00 t M M Uj VW WaUpaper Centre + W U AJAX LOCATION ONLY ; C 37 HARWOOD AVE. S. U.1 (BETWEEN HWY. #2 & 401) M 686-0719 MON.-WED 9:3G-5:30 - THUQS -PAI 9 30-9:00 - SAT. 9:30-5:70 —n BUY 1 GET 1 FREE........ BUY 1 GET 1 FREE........ BUY 1 GET 1 FREE m m rn 31-roC:iLM[I And if that adult is you, you're going to want Young Drivers to teach them to drive safely. Then spend eight months practicing with a pro. It could add years to your Iife! Young Drivers of Canada Your licence to survive. Next New Driver Course begins May 7, 1994 Call (905) 579-4111, (905) 686-6446 0 I LZ THE NE WS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 21,114 -PAGE 35 Ow"11111111 Coli tel - adver0ft both Alex- " Newt Advertiser (683-5110) and Oshawa-Whitby-Clsrirgton This Week (416) 7W7672 Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday. ;._ 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Friday 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 GeneralHelp Sales Help/ Sales Help/ p 110 General Help 130 Agents 130 Agerns There's still time to register in Ryerson Polytechnic University at Durham ColCege TAKE COURSES FOR CREDIT TOWARDS A RYERSON DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE SPRING SESSION BEGINS THE WEEK OF MAY 2 • \U;RSI\C; • OFFICE & I\FORti1:1"I'10\ '�1:1\AGI:11E\'I' •-IF.LEC0%1%1L'NICMION*S .%1A\AGI:.�,tE\-1' • II[,"MA\ RESOURCE MA\A<;[=.NIEN-I" Welected Courscs) • OCCU:PA11ONAl. Iil:A[:I•I I &- �;AFE"IY Ft,r more informabon about Ryerson programs &specific courses ,all Sandra ai 5-1- i 2S? MERSON DISTRIBUTION SALES We are seeking an indlVidl:3: for distribution sales for our newspaper division. The wtxesstul candidate will have prior direct sales experience with a background in adlifertisitV p"V preferred. PRODUCT MARKETING A new (marketing effort within our newspaper division requires an individual with direct product marksting/mai order experience. The succemkill candidate will have a background in fulfillment and/or irrlpoAirt9+purdtasirg Our company offers a compstitiw compensation program with an excellent benefit package. Irderested carKWales should submit a resume to the blowing: OSHAWNWWTMCLARINGT'ON THIS WEEK/AJAX-PICKERWG NEWS ADVERTISER P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1 71.5 CAREER Scl.00; of Fora: Des:yr 209 Bond St , E. Oshawa, tranng you in as tee aspeos of Floral Design. Learn The Mal Tools and malate sexes you now 'or Iris norstry bu3i- ness or loo ?Terkel. AYo ava4- able computer programming Mas and on -Me -lob trarwg. This rewarding career builds self -esteeim and sell - nap. -oss of loo may quy#y for hnan- Cuu assetarve. (Mernter - Bel- ief Business Bureau). Days. 4361991 evenings. 4360310 110 General Help We require teems for large carrier 20,000 miss/month, new equipment Attractive rate structxe. Home 2 of 7 t have 2 yrs. Acca om abstract Cat Phoenix Plw CASINO STAFF NEEDED High earning po113rttial s101bu.. iuvprart-time many positions available. Training available. EL711 1:1 Sandiwlches 8 Salads NOW HIRING Mature, honest, responsible people required to work all hours, flexibility, good Communication skills and dedication to job a must. Apply in person to: 705 Kingston Rd. at Whites Rd. (Beside beer store). No phone calls please THE CHAMELEON ALL AGES DANCE CLUB IS NOW HIRING • GO GO DANCERS • CASHIERS • DOOR STAFF • BUS PERSONS interviews will be held Monday, May 2nd, 19941 39 Icing St E., Oshawa Phone 905-728-3010 SUPERINTENDENT Sent -retired individual to act as superintendent for 45 unit Seniors' Building. 3 sir. old building, dean and rninimum maintenance. Please forward resume by April 30th, 1994 to: File #9404 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario DYNAMIC •� Energetic enthusiastic individuals required for both full- and part-time positions at Beverly HIS Weight Loss Clinic. Weight loss experience an asset Cal for interview • EARN Sia AT HOME We pay you directly to assemble our products year round. For details send SA.S.E. to: LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURERS 16715.12 Young& St. S.-344 Newmarket, Ontario. L3X 1 X4 110 General Help 110 General Help LOclill0111111:111, 1 LONE STAR DisnatchAr OFFICE HELP 4 montbe temporary Position available for a mature, responsible, detail oriented person with experience a Word erfecit fect 5.11,, ACT PAC a Lotus 1, 2, 3. Person should be familiar with accountina aspects of ACT PAC as well as order gantry A InvMlory Control. Please send resume with salary expectation to: File #7006 Oshawa This Week 865 Faarlow�ellll Ave., rowww TdemNikeW/ Appointment booker Call (905) 4204880 HAIR salon (upscale) requires tt20045M VAEEKLr. Aste.ae products at home. Easy' No S"rig. You're pod direct Fully guaranteed No experience necessary. Call 1-5111144417M Eat. 109.24 Iles. Have you ever considered having your own MIslrlesst M trNo" rm - -A mrrpam oft a oarrasnce Cal): Daisy or Sherfleu Reouph at (905) 427-1)249 After 6 p.1n., Mor.-Pl. ertytime saL i sten. WANTED S:afers .or Dar Tq!0- watoerers soccer Caub I the Motor City League. Any .n - Wester. Diayers, purse contact 3any, Nawloon. 967 1055 or Al -W. 432.3963 0503W; 120 Office Help LONG ;a•anr_e 7,rpahy ^as 'au Y9 Opening. .9r,rr oice es ••gust have pleasant 'e-00"onemanners please N+ane '905) 426-2004. Monday- =riday !0 a m -60 m. ''JSo49t; IF yo:. are single or a swVw aarem Of separated or divorced w Imesyears wo•it n expereoe, you may Dually 'or nnancia, assistance Or e you are fiver 45 and nave rem ny beer id or. you may quality for !rarn- ng assistance DIP: CERT., Is Rs Expect more from Sears CANADA'S LARGEST RETAILER IS LOOKING FOR A CUSTOMER -CARING INDIVIDUAL A household name for generations of Carladwss, Seas Cattalo Inc. has earned its position as the retail milt ury leader',trough is cotatniLment :o astorm satisfaction, and e=Zerfm is training and development of employees. Catada's large retailer is current y laking for a OBEORfer =-=g utdtvi" LO Join us III making Seats a Gra: piece to she -end a glut place :o work. An opining =Temly ems for _etas. WorCDerfea D Base. SALESPEOPLE ESTIMATORS chars, s7% - 8' oak da,bsW 6 avoid. ACcpac. BeClord. Autocad. 'eq- -W. .or expand" so--ce 21 Q Flea Market Y•ntura. Pagertlalter. business aisonamed wtt- -la- v 20 stain choices - all -iary a,0. Core,. CoMpu!er !gnat •etaifer Vow --ii,S• 00 --- - - 6olid no veneers - Traditional °•ogramming and Systems dependaWe. outgoing and POOL •now axe s.re wT- Analyst. COW. Pascal and C. Positive Earnings of 53.000 - a,es aro two sets of bans SA 5C °-,aosnoo. Ouanr Espress and 3a 000 a rtontn is proven for Gy a3W2065 050194, • 4Cfalor. Durham Business Do'-_ +ers Ad appointments stove*new and recorTdaiorTetl. C017pY1M CO". 4273C10 and trinng P-- says ex- DOUBLE ...ttraflaK boo will 3 needed No experience door to door sales, excellent horsy day care for ages 12 Penance an ass*!. 0-: -or 006.1ions and v1bralor $495 preferred. Cyt today for an necessary Car a rnusl. Mr ob.o 427.99.'5 :050494; 1 35 Skilled Help Zamar1429-2010 towogia mature person interview. (905) 571.3400 telemamueling. Scholarships Cdraa Vigor. 42o. own scrwdue. Cal Jefferson's g� �prye avid OWr Weeds. �)' Vale. 721-1632. (043194) DRAFTWG aoard prior«s or+i Pn*jW. ti2fby. M;] -epi. TWO Saes persons for auto K A E. :W -Vete rut^ braffing, CLASS A -Z anC ,raoury 'Wall Uwe Blind and drape•y e4pe• a-ce mxwhirw. scaies. cover. excM- lent cone t on $25C Air DRIVER d piy n person (nm •oouire'b Condemoner. •2000 3-,.; %. 475 Phone ;ass omaser- Siem Day Call 683.8840 evenings With da )WOOS goof Y"`^r =arclory OufW, 800 wnisor• % M50494i Certificate S.. cellt 92 osnaei 10-5 p.m. DINING oom s.f. sero p.+.. reglllr6d ^SCSsa• _ ,q od condition. Z.Cas 426- Part-time, STOP!! Sort arms ndustry 6 900 1050494: FRIDAY SATURDAY, goat or s ave neer car •ea -ed. ZZO Articles S' w !^ or w !nouT For Sale SUNDAY HOURS experience `or i^ wwwM' -.*- Apply in Person at 7752 'CW%4; AJAX Pickering App„anass no Lennox Drum Hasp. Medical a dm« .«us.d. *� 233 Fuller Rd, 150 Dental greasonable mato guaranteed R•condrtioned aoplatoe#. Cott• mtaile us a ANY deal. 427-6784 467 Westney Rd S A- (TF) LANDSCAPE APPRENTICEsmp Position avai)aWe lir imum 2 years experience required in maintenance. planting. fence 6 deco Trarwp 8 education Great luturre, must ham own transportation. CaN 427-5441 Experienced Drywall Taper Required Call John at PATIO DOORS (brand new) bait the Spring Rushll 5'. 5309: 6. 4499, 8'. SSW. Brown or wMe. Cash and carry. Call am (905) 62.3.9491 Mks (905) 725- 4537 or (905) 404-6163. Mon- day to Saturday. 9-8 p.m. 1SFT pod (above ground)._ m- dudec solar blanker. Ladder. alc 5760903. (050594) SHEDS - quality barn style shads. boa an safe 8x8 5549. GST inclakd: dsplay at Lyn► bird Lumber. Kingston Rd.. PKk- enng or call 905.509-4961 (052494) TH EE ar conditioners. 3 Ion 1 60 Day Care well moa emits, two years old. $1150 h. 434-5626 Wanted (050394) PART pinefineeded CWUCV /E FURNITURE - Why for two year old ,n pyvrRbpt pay retail pricess One of area. Must have own Ontario's oldest and largest transpaination, flexible hours manufacturers is now selling LICENSED gas fitter required for and references. Please Naw drea to the public Eg. 5' oak al"NrlllW and Cpmntaciaf sey- memags at 571-6730. (05039x1) table with c,w ext. and 4 vicefinstaflation company inW'losar Oshawa. Refrigeration Day Care chars, s7% - 8' oak da,bsW 6 ex- p«Tertce requited. Plena. reply 1 fi5 Available pede`tat ow ext. and afliA• 51420. Cannorlbat bum, to Fie #7007. P.O. Box 481, faillia v 20 stain choices - all Oshawa. Ont. L1 H 7L5. SPECIAL babysapng. I wok on --- - - 6olid no veneers - Traditional AIC and heating service person . wwkends and weekday even- Woodworking. 905-985.8774. required. Must have experonce. Ings or days. 10 years a.rrm-4 p.m. (0503941 M50396) _ 8673. (050194) ------- ------ - - - --- Plane cat Greg at 655-55M etpwrenbe Caring, sale. tun WASHERS, dryers. fridge. _ STUDENT WORK $11.00 to hone. Hct lunches. Please Cas stove*new and recorTdaiorTetl. Day Care Barbara, 426.9363 (042994) 5225 and up for reconditorwd MARY Poppins nas arrived n slashers, 4175 and up for recon - C A R P E T and upholstery 1 5 Available Ajax to care for your children. dill - 1 dryers' $175 and up for cleaner. Experience a must AJAX - HarwoodrBayty, daycare ECE atom• CPR trained, dirty reconditioned fridges and using truck -mounted equpmenl. stoves Also coin operated lfttef:tt?W stylist ambitious and self motrvahng to take over existing available in my home, non DRIVERS required - full and pan Tuesday to Saturday shin. Must smoker. my � SBO wealkly. outings, hd lunches, reasonable rates. Call anytime. Shelley, ' washer and dryers. clientelle. Excellent growth t#rw. day and nigh shins. Cay have valid drivers roertse. Cal Flexible hours. receipts. 6667300. (050194) Stephenson's Furniture and potential LverpoollFinch area W"Access Taxi, 579.9093 9 666-1431 between ID -3 p.m. Retemnoss available. Cell 893- Appliances. 227 Court St.. CASUAL labour needed in the industry. (905) 42016239 (050696) __-___--- a.rrm-4 p.m. (0503941 M50396) _ 8673. (050194) ------- ------ - - - --- 1 Flea Markel Oahame. 576.7448. (o42994) automotive repair experience _ STUDENT WORK $11.00 to FULLPART time waaresses CANVASSERS required for DICKERING -experienced DURHAM Topsoil - we "wer. management Grow opportunsyfor a start. interview now. slam after needed No experience door to door sales, excellent horsy day care for ages 12 Pen Loam. Triple Me. Sand. preferred. Cyt today for an exams. No door to door or necessary. Full time cook earning potential. make your moriffs To plescfad. Learn#tg. BLUE and white couch and $svgs, Crawl. Piot-„p any mature person interview. (905) 571.3400 telemamueling. Scholarships Cdraa Vigor. 42o. own scrwdue. Cal Jefferson's g� �prye avid OWr Weeds. �)' Vale. 721-1632. (043194) IOvelaelt. jOp ort (DSD( " 3220 a leer S. P•mc knut9s) Pn*jW. ti2fby. M;] -epi. 't *394) anylaole 6661640. (TF) Ga 899.6367. (06046) (0524W) PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1994 :UMN74%MP 000_ l �4" I- IgKTF- � TODAY o Place Your Ga or Yard Sale Ad Call 683-5110 MOVING/GARAGE SALE STREET 1039 ESCOTT COURT, PICKERING SAT., APRIL 30 (RAIN OR SHINE) APRIL 30, MAY 1, 9 A -M. - 3 P.M. 9:30 A.M. - 12:30 P.M. Wasne• dryers. `reeze•. ;;rr %,,e. =,s. &isles Bikes, Toys, Clothes, Housewares, etc. RIGBY DR., PICKERING toys anc r^uc^ more GARAGE SALE 6 FAMILY GARAGE SALE 1841 MALDEN CRES., PICKERING Sat., April 30, (Rain or Shine) 9 a.m.- ? (corner of Glenanna 8 Molden) 1649, 1660, 1676, 1678, 1691, 1695 Sat. 8 Sun., 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Beaton Way, Pickering (BrockrMajor Oaks) Large :P -s ;wa J^ : rr•o(oryce. o Nes S" Los of Great Bargains, Something for everyone. toys 8 outer hoJse'loid re••'s GARAGE SALE MOVING SALE SAT., APRIL 30, 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. Sat., April 30, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 912 CECYLIA CT. Rain or Shine 1990 Valley Farm Rd. Aa(e'Dec cc•awe•s 660s arc is s -o•e iaeschec IeC+o Ac„ .E, Pickering STREET SALE GARAGE SALE HOLLYHEDGE DR., PICKERING 745 Aspen Rd. SAT., APRIL 30, 9 A -M. Sat., April 30, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. �:� ra t` Ping pong table, various household items, etc. Free coffee and muffin with purchase. T^vc clpthirr rcnnl^,-re AIC i0'S ?'Ore - GARAGE SALE 220 ossa a 260 Artscles a Cram 260 Arts 81 Crafts 330 Trailers SAL, APRIL 30.8 A.M. 2006 TRAILWOOD COURT (Maplegate,'Dixie) U P ^' P205,'75R' 4 CONTRACTOR'S YARD SALE 433-2155 MONDAY -FRIDAY 29 CIGAS RD., COURTICE Trucks. tools, iniac. budding materials, used windows. MOVING/GARAGE SALE 2118 Blue Ridge Cres. (Pickering) Saturday April 30, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Everything from A -Z. Don't miss this one. *FREE COFFEE YARD SALE SATURDAY, APRIL 30, S A.M. - 2 P.M. 162 CLEMENTS RD., AJAX 1^tenor doors. woo& oeutoo6 &sone` a: --C �a-��,ac nems GARAGE SALE •. � BeriOn Cres � c+e' ^s rw•^wes' F -�- Dixie of! Ly" NeiS~ts InCwdlnC •ace reacv » �,c e Go -kit^ 199' lase' R S ' 9'�3 Fore van. 19fir: Pe^&lac S,.^arc. Many household goods! TIRES 4 used, P255-70 R 15 custom radial 550.00 839-1395 31FT ', .^a-•xT a..:ei,e^• ''ioilfe+lprC .k@m5. new re Or..3.. Moths r'r I)a�- (,'raft Shoo. �wrnor 2511. dear overythng Brass bar. rat toys domes Yard & -,"y - TWO FAMILY MOVING SALE at 623 Foxwood Trail b 618 Chartwell Ct., Pickering SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 9 A.M- Drums, king-size waterbed and much more. GARAGE SALE 650 COGNAC CRES., PICKERING APRIL 30- MAY 1,8A.M.-4P.M. Cosecclbkr S 0Dk Ctattl ys plus s*vw Ilam"e. 1922 lyptyv~, Avon dishes. aid "th-Ack. tti nl�. 1960 Barb* -4s. ge's Ben X brie ClOthrig. exoeient cornchon. cfwip. sizes 6 month& b 12 s FIRST TIME - LAST TiME GARAGE SALE LOW LOW LOW PRICES Lots of treasures 764 Eyer Drive, Whites Rd. 8 Oklahoma, south of 401 Sat., April 30, 9 a.m. start GARAGE SALE 61 & 63 Brennan Rd., Ajax Saturday, April 30, 8 a.m. . Something for everyone. Rain or Shine. TO PLACE YOUR GARAGE OR YARD SALE IN THIS SPOT CALL 683-5110 P 4 ry : s _ .tic . (� .'9 S lure' 3y_ce - = •• - : - `` •o°^' 340 Auto Parts 8 entrance, a' suit smg e. -its- '-wences Sa�rcar AOr 3C 9 a - 5 n m &(.let non-s-foAer ' st"as;. a a3�z9c9 .050394• 2 g 3 De boom arra^menta In !amity C_JL-r '•e^te^pas Sar^r Repairs PICKERING large one Anna classroom, Drano sae, r r r r r r r r r r r r r r S550 o.W,og•�.e,r1e„t „p,,,,,,e,,. building. Air conditioning{, broadloom, Prangs. rent ro own apt sae DURHAM �wv0lo^ s e' - For lntmant to view li..ncry. Ga, prvate entrance. r2 ' In n 4 t I t i%A u0n,ght. grant c,g cal.0 keybOa•Cs COCKS (tree dee'y and ser .-o Te1ep Piano Works. 433.149' :-F. BRAND new '•..u'• a¢essolos, tr,,ar ,^ors �niny goarOs. cold ttpmis .^.war and Trus bras, also 6 h . $ 11 arrow s'otage sheds vareus tools, ere. 'Jnbeatabre paws Call 430 C722 (OSC394 L_RHAM _.-es, .n^awn o ' bnop anc 'srlol-anc• Centra I -3 parking, steps to Go. $625 apptlances, U ly act I les a -- c.,a S" -; C•ar Show S-.1 Auto pa -s. Der'or•rtance pals h i-nontnly ,nclusne AvailabN y May 15. lone day ony 10 car and t -..or accessories. Tres. BLOOR SIMCOE - argc rw0 A~ ,. Cale 4202104. (050394) Underground parking included. FjQ,(n . a p _ L;m,teC ven00r Custom wheels. 'radar haCf,es. $743-$833. beC•o0•-• cc ace ava.',aole Ow• '..0 custom a,-a-st worn. 414 n T buddm 9 oU1ET Wnapy" Ou,et utesryr7 aok►s For more ntormat,on. spec alot clow•-anv,w. 697 storage. .aurory. I>�rrW well Read fhts' Huge one broom r 686-0845 weekdays a 1 905-.'212000 eat 2365 5555 (0505W) rnanagse Gose to stores)bus. dean quiet owner occupied trorr $675 nClus". Go direct to budding Ava,lable June 1. 8:30 am - 4:30 p.m. 23 6-00, St280 Lost 6 Found 355 Motorcycles st6-223Si 9 W Fa call adYW � ,��i��� 5 - 1 LLA WHITBY 4 corners. two WHITBY Two 2 bedroom units. - --' - - - WHITE 3C- stove 20 • years $' 2` W ^ole 24- stove , 5. s' 0C ' til nday- N s} 1 �t 10:0o iLlll. - i (1O P. Ill. ^cludeC -7 or surrwrw One hour east d Oshawa Cola 576-2275 (OSC39A_ _- _. - - - - - Apartments 400 400 Apartments 400 - Apartments Apartments 400 For Rent ? '3462 (050'9 ONE oe'e•meiy cor^'o'aoe, ,915 P Ow a Trave -'older 31 For Rent oouc- one over sled Chi' ort• For Rent 300 For Rent -„a.--„a.-­, M•yt:vap ora Mer-oc 1-`)- Meadosiv'vicw AVC., PickCYinX .. .-ecce 3.21 locale& ^ too WHITBY bright twc oudroom DarA.;•o�nd Must see AsK:ray rare ,nt�..--Prior, pease Con. we r� 4V q# 4W 4W IV 4W V IV if IV,# -altbur crr Pant JSW only on .-te Sleeps 9 Asking $'3.000 PICKERING West Shore WHITBv seco'c "oor. �- �••c at ^s •early clean. ori noo,vs � rrlacutaae cotdallon A,K"S SA9% C01"If d 132 able Jr.re 1 725-80" ;050394) r Gift & Craft Sale V :.bra (9C5� 427-86' a ;705) 457-1429 c�'I AVAILABLEIMMEDIATEL Y Ore we-oc-'. CnYa;e spacious. wa'k'o Go train. Avalable, May $6-5 IMOUSve s66-4asc baserw, apartment, *parte eec;nory Fasylast •equ,rWnewly 666.5788 (503194' 33 & 77 FALBY COURT P 4 ry : s _ .tic . (� .'9 S lure' 3y_ce - = •• - : - `` •o°^' 340 Auto Parts 8 entrance, a' suit smg e. -its- '-wences Sa�rcar AOr 3C 9 a - 5 n m &(.let non-s-foAer ' st"as;. a a3�z9c9 .050394• 2 g 3 De boom arra^menta In !amity C_JL-r '•e^te^pas Sar^r Repairs PICKERING large one Anna classroom, Drano sae, r r r r r r r r r r r r r r S550 o.W,og•�.e,r1e„t „p,,,,,,e,,. building. Air conditioning{, broadloom, Prangs. rent ro own apt sae DURHAM �wv0lo^ s e' - For lntmant to view li..ncry. Ga, prvate entrance. r2 ' In n 4 t I t i%A u0n,ght. grant c,g cal.0 keybOa•Cs COCKS (tree dee'y and ser .-o Te1ep Piano Works. 433.149' :-F. BRAND new '•..u'• a¢essolos, tr,,ar ,^ors �niny goarOs. cold ttpmis .^.war and Trus bras, also 6 h . $ 11 arrow s'otage sheds vareus tools, ere. 'Jnbeatabre paws Call 430 C722 (OSC394 L_RHAM _.-es, .n^awn o ' bnop anc 'srlol-anc• Centra I -3 parking, steps to Go. $625 apptlances, U ly act I les a -- c.,a S" -; C•ar Show S-.1 Auto pa -s. Der'or•rtance pals h i-nontnly ,nclusne AvailabN y May 15. lone day ony 10 car and t -..or accessories. Tres. BLOOR SIMCOE - argc rw0 A~ ,. Cale 4202104. (050394) Underground parking included. FjQ,(n . a p _ L;m,teC ven00r Custom wheels. 'radar haCf,es. $743-$833. beC•o0•-• cc ace ava.',aole Ow• '..0 custom a,-a-st worn. 414 n T buddm 9 oU1ET Wnapy" Ou,et utesryr7 aok►s For more ntormat,on. spec alot clow•-anv,w. 697 storage. .aurory. I>�rrW well Read fhts' Huge one broom r 686-0845 weekdays a 1 905-.'212000 eat 2365 5555 (0505W) rnanagse Gose to stores)bus. dean quiet owner occupied trorr $675 nClus". Go direct to budding Ava,lable June 1. 8:30 am - 4:30 p.m. 23 6-00, St280 Lost 6 Found 355 Motorcycles st6-223Si 9 W Fa call adYW � ,��i��� 5 - 1 LLA WHITBY 4 corners. two WHITBY Two 2 bedroom units. - --' - - - WHITE 3C- stove 20 • years $' 2` W ^ole 24- stove , 5. s' 0C _ -Pets-Supplies--. - ---- - - - - --- -- - 'V-sur+ule "ea-9chore char -Mors• Car 434 9e 5 (042994 290�° « ^ and name Can purer private apaitablt Boarding ? '3462 (050'9 ONE oe'e•meiy cor^'o'aoe, I ttomts Suitable for two recon- hom Automobiles oouc- one over sled Chi' ort• TRA PAW, .;;_ a -t rot.' "o'; 300 mate -ng onor-tar. •-,atena: •s -„a.--„a.-­, M•yt:vap ora Mer-oc For Sale more -n^ des g^ on gm! ,^o" ,e,w, nglac,Iaes con WHITBY bright twc oudroom DarA.;•o�nd Must see AsK:ray rare ,nt�..--Prior, pease Con. 1966 .. ..� �_30C ``-_ w -re S95:- Z.all (9051 428-340-^ tap brae 0' a:• hendlY sitar'. n 4 :loo• 16. autormal,c. I.ntec CARPET nave several 1000 -Class C ouch- OC»d en Ce Trinrig. (9051 619-0664 (Tc ori noo,vs � rrlacutaae cotdallon A,K"S SA9% C01"If d 132 bedroom, no baths. ms,n tloo, -^ wrtn own private toned OSHAWA raw ttsOroorn Wee- OSHAWA small ore bedt'004 aurary room. newly decorated, backya,d and iron: porch. Good purer private apaitablt •-tent. pnvae entrance. 4 apple orrvafe Parkin 5795 plus fl negnttournood One $675 I ttomts Suitable for two recon- hom appliances. parking, close to hydro Festilast requred Cats Ladmos AvaAable Jure 1 Other s,be wor. ng person Non OC. Weal Tor student or single 905-839-6396 (0SO394 $74C . utdlhes. available June isrrldrers. no pets. $650 monthly person $415 monthly + 1;3 WHITBY bright twc oudroom , Fcsi'Ust. roerencet 666- including parking, uwaios, utilities Firstilast, available baser -ten. aoarrmw! setwate 3090 aher 5 P.m. (050594 ,dry, first last •eq -,ed. Avad- June t Cae 416-698-8735 entrance park ng available PICKERING V,nage one able Jr.re 1 725-80" ;050394) PICKERING two bedroom now on ous rode 5600 plus bedroom oasor wnt apartment, BAYRIDGES urge two baserw, apartment, *parte eec;nory Fasylast •equ,rWnewly 666.5788 (503194' '•novated. avadabl• ,r,r„ed,me, Private entranw r bedroom basement apartmn;, entrance. Own laundry tac441et. yah-, o -0.s.anmaster and el a a l00% nylon carpel -- DO yo,,oog and yarC a favour 0033 .C5C594 1985 v a• -a -a xC' 63 •^ -' ,VAX above grounc spacious y ' w Pa'ng• aa.. uttnes i'ickide0 closet street near GO stator. double driveway $760 per parking. 5800 monthly. First, Last. rolvenws. no pets. Can our wng•oom, anc hall Tor 5299 ,se ane new, envuonmenia,ry ,bas Cava. -Or wa-or runs y eor,d,lo^ row K -s Askng SOW 42DA275 (050194 one bedroom basement No smok.ng,pets preferred. month. C,118372a45 (050194) 905-686-7895 (050394) Pnoe ,rK]u0es carpet. pad ane ane^^_'y DCGG E DOOLEv 0,9- S60C 1905 n37-5624 ob.o apanrrenT newit, fimsned $630 morThly. CPU 428-6778 trisiallwon -30 yarns- Stove. WAS -E DISPOSA, SvS"EM 9 atter 7 p .-• (05p15,a INSURANCE, open 9-9 b y Brnght, modem. 4 pce bath, WWe message. (050394) PICKERING bright one Houses For ('9C51,s32 •244 ,rF1 9 7 nayswwo, See .A at the Acc0•0 aDPO,nTmo"t, Monday IO laundry •oom. Ca parking, AJAX bight new WMeIOr bedroom plus Con baserreni �� 0 ReM CONTENTS 'ic nous• Bow^ta'.i,w ^Ore, Snow -23 1964 -,onda '"'WChbada. runs we''. $350 lobo of sell for Saturday MaOrcycw auto and S65C . :dares 4.6-492.0231 entrance alarnry. apartCry. , oak c lake. Own IaunCry. t.reP'iaee. two Car antrq.,es. usoreC rods. irnS 54.3 on 434 8'82 (�3�, parts '%0 Chew. 1.2 Ton, 6 very corpoiano property rates Q,« 20 yeah eiperence Cas AJAX - Oxbrd Towers, quer ark.nro entrance, laundry. parking, parking, Couple or single No AJAX by the lake - exeantve size brass walerbwc pall, cnng AT as' ..r easy clog tramng, ,jhoe, standard. S55C o b.o (9051427-3595. (0503941 oudd w,swrrxnn and 9 Dod desirable area. Work single '^G m,9 smokers, ava,iaolr June t. rouse for rent- 4 bedroom plus 3 room amt Krtc,er ra4latter G vaso^awe ares any age Ong 305 Cnev wit- •an, f' 75 985 sauna, corse to snoppr g. 4Ct a, only Flelerenws. trsvlast. $500 $6.50 420-5713 (050594) Car a c . finished basement dock desks t,re abient and staring ac 8 weeks Sali, Cay 8247 Met 6 D m, IC5094; and Go Two or three oedroom monthly Available IfTirTledtately, Ken (905) 683-6725 or 507- MiSe cutis Ker. (905, 683-6725 classes also aura .able 'yew 1984 Olos W a9or' Ps' Pb, poi 365 Marine apartment. April 1. May t or 427 3636 (050 194 AJAX professional snob male required for large bright one 4560. (050494) or (905, SC7r456C 1050394, ous ca ,oCaf,On. K 9 K,uonouse. ca toca p a . am m cassette June 1. Cal 6838571 or 683 OSHAWASouth-two bedroom ��m basement apanniont gITSON Si40t, single TWO we "its small 6 large ' 9ei 683'852 0' I54.000Kms very goof BOAT Slips 15-40 h. from 6421 til 8 p.m. (TF) upper urvl d Ouples, cbs•to as available June 1 U11141411111; bungalow, two bedroom, $650' B C ves' gauges. reg -alio, 2364 1050-5941 _ _ cont :.on $1950 668 7215 5300. Balsam Lake on Trent OSHAWA - spaa0`A bright one amenities. available beginning included. $650. 683-8623 after 6 76 utilaws. Call 5763072 or 576- 51500 Satellite ars^, sisoe 1150C OSHAWA Obed,once 1��: System at Coboconk. Clear bedroom apartment. clean, of May $650 all Inclusive. P.M.(050394) 5554.eve.(050394) Wedding gown S,ze 910. 1300 Assoaaron Fun. mlgtvational PI 19W ymouth Reliant. good water. ftsh (705) 454- patio. deck. nice yard. wshou Leave message at 4361261. NM Oshawa - beautiful one WHY aro you a rooter - when WOding Plat 175. Call 623 0931 or 623-9107 (050394; cog tra hang lasses booms c o n d T , o n . asking S750 1946 or 14W3372 (051094) _ dryer, toss to downtown. prot•r NO AJAX . newly renovaNd bas•• bedroom basenrnt apartment. with only 5500 dowrpayment ArbCles soon_ PuPOY and %d'ar'e dols- sea w,tn maiv,Cual attention. nCerAfieC Phone 668-39'5 105059x1 Apartment$ 400 q -_ Portan' Deb. 435-0110 (0505941 75- merit apartment, full •aloin kitchen. private •ntrane, one picture windows. has w;o. backyard. 5515 You can own a new 3 or 4 bedroom hnome on lar • W. 9 'Vie 230 Smar classes guaranteed. Cap For Rent IIFORMATION Night x Athol car space. laundry fnuldres. parking. redo a9 Greaa financing available. 623 Wantedtwo Be.Bev Prelude. 9000 Condition. indusw•. Available June 1. Cap To we -register. 435-0868. sell as is. $2000 c.b.o. Cam 668- PICKERING - one bedroom Green Co-op. 250 Dunlop St. Available Immediately. Cola 666.8867. (050594) 4644. (041491) 050694, 5717 (50394) basement apartment, private E., Whitby on Thursday May 5. 1994 at 7:30 p.m. Two and Claude at 427.48M or 427-2279 evenings. (050594) PICKERING - largo two AJAX- tr2acropka3bedroom 4 /S AUtOiTl0blleS 1979 Camaro. 5l, auomat c. entrance and walkout I k o u t t O Three bedroom sok[ (curet span• bedroom basement apanment. 4 On a2. and be^B� H" USED SKATES J 00 For Sale amYm cassette. runs great. u grin 1. backyard Shared latxdry. lativ Avaiable ments with underground PICKERItthr - June i I. Rollin 0 Three sledloorn with am. privat 4 pies. baht, central air, to school bus Pick k ar door. at Huge backyard. Deus lots d HOCKEY EQUiPNWAT Body and chassis who". low tact month required. Immediately. Asking 5650 Ideal fame W dos• Pancrg. y walkout. $850. Includes 5 private envanc•. close GO. Leave message or call after, Pa*kq APPpano9/ inebded. GOLF 1969 Honcia Accord EXi. 95.000 condition, good rally surtaoe rust areas. Needs few monthly. 4206372. (050194) to schools and shopping. Everyone weicOrnel (050384) appliances. wtdCrr raps' 5 at 905-619.2495. (050394) $895 rrhOfkflly. 42Bb/67. (TF) WE PAY A Kms . exceuent conoluon As. King $9000 Cole 905697.1390. $100 to comfy. Asking 51795 6:30-t0 OSHAWA - bright two bedroom. TWO bedroom apartment, ^dry. P tn9• skyYl•. Within laundry. p ice. two minutes to GO station. 401, PICKERING - sen contained SOUTH Ajax - spacious 3 bedroom, two storey, eat -in 683 9476 1051094; o.D.o Cal! evenings p m. Jack. 68640" (050394) $689 in apanmem Oialdi m, dudes 2 appliances. heal. Whitby, stove, ledge and Towinc1280 and schmessage. one bedroom basement garage, largo yard, VOJ-J'f V 1997 GOSrrtoke bCutlass Gema hydro. parking. Corwerrnr to parking. ImmedWe possession. leatreve 1280 leave mrssags. (042994) (04. 94) apartment, sepal Me entrance, sarekitchen, share laundry. ASK FOR LAimoRdAw t3 r o u g n a m fully loaded. LEASE o own veh"cles. 1980- 401 and city Due rouses. Avail- No pets. $600 monthly. Call one bectroom OSHAWA . baso fireplace, parking, $625 utilities. Available May 15. Cal WANTED APPLIANCES - work. . oerld,ed. 9000 conderon Black. 1985. cn$345 down, no interest, no 67428 (TF) credit edis86 able May. 4330677. (051094) 668-2248 (050394) merit apartment. 1400 Sq ft.. cul- inclusive. 831-3681. (050194) Jud y. 284-8886 or 431-1529. i or not. Fnd es. stoves. Also $4000. Can 430-2970. (050394) . AVAILABLE mrtlWWNy 1^ PICKERING - WhilOW401 - large ly carpeted, air con., oak PICKERING Village • two AJAX washers. dryers. wanted. 1987 Voyager LE. 3 seats, fully b.. Trucks FOr Oshawa - 639 Culbert St., Two two bedroom basement cupboards. separate entrance bedroom main tloor. large bbeedrooms�idge 9 pick-up truck. 1965 or nevver loaoeo. low kms., 15995 1985 310 Sale bedroom, $675 monthly, one apartment, 4 appliances, and arkln cable Tv. P G Susabletw kitchen, dishwasher. saparate dining room, laundry, stove. close to scfhools, ahop- Reasonable (905) 427.6690 Cnev Celebrity. s.w loaded, btxdtoomommomm�, 1575 rr,on[ny, first/ parking, no smokers, no pets. one plass parson. air con., Ping and transportation. 11050 WANTED Leat and Blue JayAvailable 12995. 1965 Olds '98- Brm. fast required. CLose to bus, + Iirwlail. $600 monthly all inclusive. June 1. 5700.utilities7. � wlpbe• Available June 1. Tickets at face value. Call Bruce oadeC. autc. $4195 1985 1992 Chev 3,a cargo van. 61 K. shopping. No pets. Call 430- rely. rent$700 utilities FusVlst. references Available June 1. 579-t65t. (9D5parking. (905) 509.9209 or (905) 427- Cal 502.3582. (050694) at 579640C en 207 (TF) Chrysler Laser, auto. (Iwo odor). ce,Wied. 1988 Plymouth Voyageur mini van. 6 cylinder. 0134 (TF) needed 420-3628. (040794) AJAX Wesiney Ra'a2, Spa. ( 594) OSHAWA - one bedroom 0622 evenings. (050494) AVAILABLE immediately AJAX - 2700 Sq.h. executive WANTED phones hOm the All $2895. 1986 Alliance, auto. (a OOw). S2�• 1966 Mazda pia- loaded. new engine, waled. Call 686.0987 or 4321531 after WHITBY - Regency Place acus one bedroom basement rat, centrally located, dean one bedroom basement with family size kitchen. 4 vantage phone system. model s CK 11' Please can 579-4400 up 82000 15 speed;. $3495. 6 p m x050594) Apartments - one and two qes apartments available apartment, private entranw, mainapartfl mein floor of Duplex, heat apartment. Gose to south Gm bedrooms 3 baths. Two car ar garage. available Juror t. CPN ask for ui TF; ( 1986 Nissan pickup. auto (king 195. 1985 Rabbit Turbo Var1s, 4 Wheel in senior complex. Mar. and Apr. senior Ma parking, laundry. carpeted. $550 Non included. $500 month . y hydro. Available June 1. Resporhsible and bus stop. $450 inclusive. t First/last regwreO. Call 987- (905) 839-6M. (050694) r1001710biles ab; $A aresel. (5 speed 52495. 1984 32 DrIVeS Park Ilk• setting. appliances, all Inclusive smokeono pets. AvallaDle June 1. (905) 619- person. n. Firstilast. Cal 433.4076 3043 or 579.0706. (042994) BAYLYlUVERPOOL - three 300 For Sale Doage 600 (a • r two door uulrtes included. Ca114307397. TF) 9025, (842994) or 721'8849. (050394) NORTHWEST Oshawa - beauv- bedroom house, main floor, $1995 1988 Hyundai auto. two 1990 Dodge Caravan, 3L. V6. OSHAWA - three bedrooms, AJAX - one bedroom basement cul basement apartment avaeV aPa ample parking and large yards. 5 1991 Cnev Lumna two door. don• S2495 1987 Hyundai 5 a . Cr Cruse, ria. am fm ONE Decroom. Duriklp St W. $699. Clean and large units. In- apartment, separate yard and able May 1, central air. laundry, appliances, available Immediately Reterenoes, very sporty, 6 cylinder, an'Orh speed. 4 door), $1995. 1988cassetTe. now Tres. new waKOS. Whitby, near plaza and bus. Dudes cable heat. hot entrance ,n newer home. $550. private entrance, drive, yard, 5875 stereo asserts, over drive. "escort GL s/wago auto. $86,.0 Ca: 5'9-a'C9 aver 5 Itv,n room Kitchen, combined in 9 water, First/last. no pets. Available utilities Included $650 monthly. ' uidaies. F,rsvlast Call 837. automat,&. air, excellent $3495. 1980 Mustang Ghia, two p.m or 725 -OMI ask tot Pat. basement of private quest one parking, new aMiances, tenant June 1. 427-2336. (050194) 725-8769 (050394) 2429. (042994 condition Warranty available. Door, 6 cylnow. auto. $1595; (050394) person acComodaoons. Non pays hydro 576-0973 or 404- - - --- -- AJAX - One bedroom hoWB In Cerldled Call 6860987 of 432- 1979 two door, auto, as smoker No pets 4303280 6222 (052694) ONE bedroom apartment. AJAX south newly hn,shed lake 7531 atter 6p.m.(05OW4) s $1095 Certified dean ars. Two customized Chevy 350. VE camping verncle. WHITBY attractive two WHITBY furnished basement c,ral Oshawa, olomplete 2nd house, basement apanment.laundry. & fireplace, last, last. $600 area, quiet parklkeseeing. f°wlast plus utilities. Available 19898a Olds Royal. loaded. Y Brock Auto Repair and Sales. good Goner, sink, cbser, etc GoW bedroorr, spacious, parking, apartment, salt contained. On floor of older detached kitchen. 1rhtlge, c. included. Ken. AAaY $525 monthly. For wall 90 very clew. Pickering 905) 427-6110. 9 ( BrockrTaunton Rd. wno,ton 52250 as is Cas .28- quiet budding. near GO. June 1 parkinoiag. Laundry. No smokes. stove, own entrance. 5495 includes all utilities (905) 683-6725 or (905) 507.4560. appointment, call (905) 666- d$9000riven anvn. CPN 905-4302223 or to corner s a�++� • • • • • • • • r9so� �o5a3aw ......... .i 5wi3-J{ifavb 287..666.5 B XSIi l wrR. tn1A111g 3>�ET►br?YtJ�3' f�'lOaf,......... s� �-�• s Vii°I�4li6i�W/e �+ • -caf���bir 1't�95l1lbAirr- 1e 105 2qx, sl2g41 Ill It 666.5334 rfla�3gdi R -orn: tr• 410 Rw 410 "o'm � 450 and Trailer Parc. Sandy beach, niskillen 'Hilltop Estates'. Amm VyERppOLt"Vil -tpe AJAX - three bedroom se semi COURAGE COURAGE - hu us. epriwN main floor 3 bedroom badutp8l, man floor. targe fenced yard, MMM b6n. wi lh eeble I 12 baths, laundry. parking. dse oto schools and transit. 4 pc. bath, own Mv(rq room close to 401/Pickering Town $900 • 1/2 utikties. Available Shared kitchen and Uundry Centre, available June 1. $875 June t. Firsvlast months rem, faicl W& Suit peesan with am plus 1/2 utilises. 420.9217 or Call 831-2718 (save rtes she' vehicle. Alli I le May 1st. 0394 831-6431. (05) sunsets. Full price, $9900 terms $475 Incl. No last mo" he ADELAIDE/MTSON - Oshawa. 4ZO TOWnhouSeS re�"d coo 4314-7W& whole house. 3 bedrooms. paint. For Rem PICKERING. 401(Whiles Rd. S. New three bedroom, three fenced yard. only $700 • 905-789.2242. (050594) FURNISHED thre three e bedroom bathroom home by conservation utilities. townhouse living morn area 4 appliances. parking. NO down payment? Good krchen and bath. Family room snare all facilities. non smoker, credo' Good )ob7 You can buy walkout to backyard, s/9"Il , $375 monthly 8397540 for the price of rent, while prices N/E Oshawa, available July (050494) and rates are down. Call Doug Aug. for one year. 6925 WHITBY Victorian home, non or Brent, Comrnunny Financial, utilr,es. 905-433-1771. (050594) smoking proffassional, $402 per 668.6805. (TF) SOUTH Oshawa near Gm, three month, heat. hydro, cable TV AJAX Harwood/Nwy e2 area, bedroom townhouse. $900 Available June t Call 416 -599 - ,lose to trans'. Three bedroom Firsvtast, all utilities. Call Sandy, 4962. (050394) main floor. dishwasher. edge. 435-1088. (050393) HOUSE to share in Cosmos. ,.Ove. $850 monthly v2 BEATRICEAMLSON two and One or two bedroom's available ,!Nodes. Available July 1. 428- 686-2897 (050594) three bedroom townhouses, single parent welcome Close to 9439 or fudge. stove. garage Close to Public school 4367655. PRIME Pickering - pod. 3 large amenities Can 436.6610 Condos For oearooms. bar, rec room. cla.. (050594) 455 replace. garage. $1100 Plus OSHAWA - two bedroom Rent ,!ait,es. First/last, available lune 1 Can Susan at (905) 831- towrnouse• 1-4 pce.. 1.3 Poe. C O U R T I C E ', x; r y o n e '686 of 683.7542 (050394) bath• finished basement, utilities included. Available June t. $895 oedroor^ *-I- tvepiace and air i5AX buck bungalow. news 9 Y month) fi last. 416-8372 42 y• conditiorn83ng. 315,$800 per month . starves. 683.0315. (Oa299a) ;;anted interior, detached x905.4363141. (05039x) garage, excellentWHITBY Rooms To ^harbour, luxury one -1,10-. 2 neighboilmoad. dose 10 401, 430 baths. 5 appliances. ;Hops. No pets. $950 . ulifnleS. Rent •ecreahpn lac;,' es. security. =nsL'Iasz Mon -Fri. 5-9 D m and $940 per month inclusive. Call tat i Sun. 1 t am 9 p m. 683- AJAX -a- �,._5^. ,oqr-- .r -», 4a 749' !050394) 7282 (050394) gwet house. separate entrance. THREE bedroom condo. 580 AJAX three bedroom bun- close to bus. shopping and 4L I - rsviast Can 6860959 or leave Mary St E Whitby $875 month- gabw ,r good location. includes swage (042994) ,y Include5 heat a^d hilla ble TV. air con . appiances. Reteriances. no pets Cas 905- Adnies included. $950 F� Shared %8-1777 (050494: asr Available June 1 Or sooner 450 ACCOmm. OVERLOOKING W^rtby vadtt 50 Can 683-0799 !04941 ^ ;o stun- ^g 'wb oeoroom. AJAX - 6 bedrooms. 2 l2 baths, W E S T N E v H W v x? 4-9a ' wD barns, eat -n K richer. bal- ga'age, use of 5 apiikances. noise 10 share, single parents cony and pool. $1200. Vivian $1200 bhus utiNies .33.7875 welcome Park ng and Laundry R;va. 416-229.4454 (050394) WFiTSY 4 year new .uxury inclUd 90 Nedall 01 s 941 Available Mayr / 427SCh .70 Office s Retall 250C sa 1{ - 8 rooms family (042994) V Cstis 460 room. 4 bedroom, ensutls man floor SHARED Accomodarion, �F+� master. appliances, Laundry. $1250 . tot Call alb Oshawa. near 5 Points main. ac. FOR POSs Die pay space. C3 zoning. 499-4256 (050394) calto Dnvaie yard. responsible Person. references. $500 per Dundas S1 Downtown Whitby AJAX W --y Heights. 2000 month Can 5795423 1050594) Can 6663361 (050394) a:". 3 bodrooms. detached. 2 1:2 baths. aai-ikitchen. 5 MODERN lern g 'rt Dean nOnr1 enA Cottages For appliances. family room, °Ce d Ker�ng Laall ladiRNe, 70 4 Rent "''place, cia tea i,out walk 10 Ga Town Centre All basement, ger -fun h+enoed utdusss rduded $35C monthly f'200 �Irtes Frst•last. it you aro a nor s.--oK in female. 9 BOOK C w = May 1 reverences 4286541 MWI941 lease tali 420-3734 OW494; Weld or summer Fully OSHAWA -iose to 40'. 1900 SINGLE mom• of6 year old IooK •errlaie. equipped 2 and 3 bedroom Cottages. 4 pce barn. gas BBD. sq i, 420.0 home. new'.y rig to snare wtr brand coats and mors. Sorry. no pets eoeCdaled 3 owfooms. central now 4 bedroom executive. Dixie Smoking and Non smox:ng as vac. firedaaf 5 aDblances. "inch area. Private bath, $450 con ages Northern Heights •wc car garage $1100 Dius '^O^ttvy S,ngls mom we^ ' or 2 Rssorl 1 800.565.2991 . start es Call 728-9529 !050'394' =nildren we�come x20 5025 (050694, 470 RFw KAWARTNA'SILAKE Senlour - Woodland Estabs housa%ow ing cottages, 3 plus piece bathroari fishing. pod. beach. Owe. playground, 90 minutes NE of Pickering. Leave mes- sage at 705.6531317. (050494) GEORGIAN Bey now Wasaga Beach and Midland. 3 bedrooms, access to sandy beach tern deck and 880 and Tv. May be viewed on Video. 434-6631 (TF; LAKE SsymourfT ent Vasey - $360 plus per week, fully equipped. 4 bedroom caning". 90- minutes N.E. of Oshawa. Great fishing, heated pool. playground. Family cottage resort. Woodland Estates. 1- 705-6531317. (050394) 4 Florlds Vacation Rentals GORGEOUS three bedroom condo, dose to famous Clear water Beach, Pool. jacuzzi. BEtO. private yard, available now -Dec. For information and to view photos. 686-9846 or 579- 3768 (052694) ST- Petersburg, Fbrda oiaauti- tu' Isla Del Sol, two bedrool fully equipped ground -'cc, xiiha on bel Pool. acuzz,. golf, tennis, boating, fishing- sleeps 6. Only $375 U SJWi •y !905) 839-767' (050594) FLORIDA Madera Beach. 1500 sq i1 will gun front condo. 6 appliances. 2.1 b 0drool two baths. all accessories, ^eared pool. jacuzzi• screened sunporcn. top floor, weekyimbnthly Photos and mailer $0.8C exchange 723-6069 '05'994. CLEARWATERmobiles. ,tuonouaj. 'neater Pods. Iter 'ib. enrxs. New Deacnes and major attractions C., ldren welcome. $275 week y Phage shover, r your home Can 683- 5503 (060994, 500 Homes For Sale WHITBY 4 Dedroor- prpi or quiet Cart. MWiDCK•ng. rJa air Cleal custom gingerbread sMNmg- professonaly lnrshed basertent and landscaping. bacxs onto greentwd Bus to schools. 5 mit 10 Afar Go 430} 2660 (OW 194 500 FoHr Sale THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AMM 29,1994 -PAGE J7 500 Four Sale 500 F" s� 570Trawssys FABULOUS PEBBLE COURT 3,200 sq. ft 4 bdrm. beauty In Pickering's Prime Location. Immaculate, recently fully decorated with all extras. Beautifully professionally landscaped, large heated pool and new large covered Cedar deck. Sale by owner. OPEN HOUSE - SAT., SUN., td P.M. 839.9229 769 PEBBLE CT., PICKERING WHY are you a renter when with only $500 downpayment, you can own a new 3 or 4 bedroom home ore large IOt' Great financing available 623-4644 (051794) OSHAWA cast - detached bungalow. 3.2 bedrooms, in-law suite, two baths, whirlpool, new- ly renovated. centra' vac fenced. double van sized garage $127.000. 721 1822 (050594; OSHAWA N W , two storey briar. 4 oe1jrooms, a^ached garage close to schools. shopping Can 723-5594. (050394; WHITBY ony $99.900 Clear. ler gr• 3 bedroom, ear m ch Kiten, SpaG7ol Innrg/dinng combl-ahon. w,o to parvo, central air Call '9d ""Mon. Remax Summit. 668-3800 (050394) PRIVATE prime south Ajax Locator. southern exposure. two storey 3 bedr7pn. 1 142 baths. now furnace, coulter top and Krtcsen 'IOOnng. oa and civ. oius many extras. excellitnt xmditil Must be seen Aug ,,o" Asiung 1113A300 428- 4156 MS0394, PORT Perry - century brick Noire 'erovatawrestoratiom aimos' :0,'Vete0) 1 3 flood acres. dose to 'own schools rec. lac.. $206.000. 905-985- 27'A af1w 6 30 P '^ '060394 $tae fI - naediibN sprawkng phone - BEAUTIFUL South Lake Tract custom brick bungalow in En- and Trailer Parc. Sandy beach, niskillen 'Hilltop Estates'. Playground store. fall hall, snack Breatthtaking view, approx. 2700 bar (evenings) Christmas in sq.ft. of luxury. Jacuzzi onsuce. July. Hallowe'en in August, hay 3 baths. 9 skylights, cedar nes' etc. Family camp ground. decks, security system, enor- seasonal rates. $790. Me Wen. mous garage. Much more, must (705) 2862555. (051094) see. 263-8528. (050494) AFFORDABLE Lake Ontario 53or Farms For picturesque trailer sites near Trenton. Fully serviced, mature Sale trees, sheltered docking, Nude and T -bar eeiirgs, spay waterfront available. Gorgeous dab e a ever 4 bedroom sunsets. Full price, $9900 terms detached backspin, two baths. DO YOU WANT TO LIVE Free brochure 416-757-4944 isms' -oars, de 4'6-43' 1555. f050194; MONEY P-oob! ON A FARM? (MonF11)(050394) ng r -,air, floor family room wn^ Have your own homel neat circulating gas fireplace545 r Properties p.ahning, gar'7ll Stopped requires a couple 575 Loans Asking $'58,800 Doer '^louse to maintain their land Sun '-415. 204 Pa-wston /5 3L•i-` n•' w.g.. -.a; :yyCXX- t�Snawal 433-1425 rTF, Call Norm 686.0948 BORROW $'0.000 pay as little Der„k, 7266892, 0503841 Between 10 a. m. and as $11 ; per nonth o.a.c Can 5p.m Jer-e 668.7200 Free consu'tanons Anubis invest - BEAUTIFUL two acre waterfront meals Ltd (TF) ;ots r 'o" Perry startmg at APPLY o - $5000 PLC SOMERSET Estates. Wh tby, $155.000 Ready to build. For only $5Gmonthyl No up from custon• built 2300 sq 11 Vic nfOrrnation. call 905-427-0390 tee 6 months convertible torian style two storey. 4 or 905-428-2215. (051094) 6.29q. FreeDre-qualrl lrcato24 Dedroom. 2 12 baths. oak foyer. ESTATE got in area of bel hr. approval. Call 68 -Moir air, walkout deck wen gazebo, "times 5 ^ins from Oshawa today' .'050394; quant front porch, Drotessional appros 77x300, lots Of trees y landscaped. two ar garage. UNSECURED o. $2500 10 aa, . available 668ow.s. �nle6ock drive. :onveronf (042994; $25.')00. No uo front fees. Aoo- schoois. shoppi transit, as- '.y by pnone, firs! and SOCOnd r ng $269.900 4302143 $3500'- price, wooded Camp- mor'gages, rehnancmg. Call WHITBY'^g spacious and aftor- .• 314 floors gas, of Mark or Joe. '-800.769.1'34 or Nude and T -bar eeiirgs, spay Oshawa. sand beach, flour. fish. •.545-7764 RBS Brokerage dab e a ever 4 bedroom Next 10 '0.000 acres county r40l '050594; detached backspin, two baths. 'ores' vear round road Fred. Iivingroom and dm.ngroom. isms' -oars, de 4'6-43' 1555. f050194; MONEY P-oob! family s¢ed Knchorl OVWIOOl- co^so da' o^s Cred 1 ng r -,air, floor family room wn^ Vacation ar•angernil . persona) badger neat circulating gas fireplace545 r Properties p.ahning, gar'7ll Stopped arta walkout to large fenced of _ !"' = a E E CONS :. • A •' O'v S Asking $'58,800 Doer '^louse 'sha Counsellors ''oronro- Sun '-415. 204 Pa-wston /5 3L•i-` n•' w.g.. -.a; :yyCXX- t�Snawal 433-1425 rTF, Ave Whitby- Can 6680515. As 1 Br R in If trees. only $'4.900 Aso ' S acres wateeront S32 90C 15 On „mvey c.L or lad rale. - ' 11 6 554-1055. (050194; fears experience n Won•^em vaca''on properties Slides PRIVATE Saw Bowmarv,ae at pror-%um locator_ 40)acerr 10 SODer Cre6K 0a'K ASK ^g $'48.900 BaCl.• Of CK aluminum siding. 3.1 bedroom. '-4 Dce and 1-2 Dce balks. Large wv4dning and rester bedroom, tamnr 'Oo- w 1^ fireplace. one Car garage. 'wo car driveway Many upgraom and swras Cap 6212006. ager) tieieded o5c394 +,Ojos. 'roe=0nsuration. Alax. olrce 19175 4276637 DISTRESS Sale. 1 SO acre 9alerrror- only 5000 it. of thorliii abuts Crown .and 5399 mwonthly Aiso 15 apes wooded plus wet.. $' 2.90C 4n, '050394, Homes 560 Mobiles Parks $197,100 4 bedrooms. 3 oils. doubis garage. 2505 sq.h.- NE FOR Sd.9 hxi0 getrOor^ �nOdM Oshawa Steps to park and cen- home ••,,rn,sneo. •rc . d ^p serval On area 97' or 1161 fridge stove. air con. Very -him0seberry Circle 404-25% clean $15.500 723.26'2 or 72' 83' '030594 350594 580 mortgages CONSOLIDATE x' 7r ed a•:s bars Mc ww••oe rateit are low Low •are ^drrppage a so available Can R 905-706 0568. Barng C40" ,0•.x0594, ARE yov having '.Duds gjf1Y9 a mor'gage' is your bar* gfvvig you try vin -a -round' Do you ^aed a second mortgage' We lar resp. Call today 6688805, omvrnxnfry F,na tca, Services '.1 CALL CLASSIFIED 576-9335 HOME 3U IN S !� �o57"335 -SERVICES At 79&7672 Business Gardening, Services Landscaping ILLUSTRATION cartooning :•.ipn,c oes�gn. aevernsmg. s or leers On ill :eaynn 904tesSOne a.f�ce Ra y rin+w{�OS) ti ti Driving Schools S & B Driving Sdtod 10 lessons $150 3 lessons a test $75 Free pick-up s�drrop o LOff 7`3 VV 7 daySAaeek BROWN'S LiC ArnDSaC+AAPM unifituat sg • klarfoc" Drilleemalhu • Custofa Dec m*nbnas • Retairtinp Waal • Garden Mtaration Setting Picksring-Aiss FREE ENIMATES Call Dave 831-0807 CLASSIC Landscape Design - specilty gardens, interlocking. avatar features. decks, retaining walls. Specialize in -designs only* No obligation to buy materials. Candied Landscape HOniu+kuraist. (905) 668.7622 or (705) 328-1773. M50594) Home Home Improvements Improvements KITCHEN CABINETS Atm VAN11T1ES -New or retake 'European "Moases rengd4les'Popfam and marble co nlrbo 'I -bares. bars. rec roans 'Beal probe g"arftsd STAN 905-428-6048 1-411 6-533-4271 IIASWM pDtID01111111, tIECOID S illE , neffm aniuma 428-2145 BATHROOM Specialist - Whirlpool tubs, Custom stn. vanities. ceramic tills. cultured mantle venries, shower stabs. Also kitchon, decks and ferioss. OuaYty work guaranteed. Fre satimlatos. Call (905) 9869626. CARPENTRY, drywall. porches and decks. rel room general Home repairs. Call 420.8105. (050394) .5~11%9 Carpeting IMAM with 1/2 ton tuck will d0 COMPLETE plumbing and ALL your plwrtb- at nr11k . Top odd jobs, many services renovations. Emergency quality work oy jourm. yman avaiYble. Reasonable and fair service, b,Khroonk, kitchen and plumber. 24 hr. call out. Free 404-3903. (050594) basement remade ling. As work estirrililes, call Kevin, 9D5 -E38 - S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - licensed, guaranteed and i��27 rates. Cas of quality exterior and werior Iwlwations.repairs,addtbns,ny PAY,� Y�awr�d��s dlibie bars and cabirlals. DRYWALL. taping, boarding. MEpricing. et As workmanship guaranteed Nude and T -bar eeiirgs, spay andsteurob-Contact� Imo- stucco, plaster repairs. For LONG hard on waterape 0984. (TF) Professional service at conpeli.. tie prices. call Bit al 432-9409. 88 �' occasion. Birthdays. ��r.stodonyour back or Carpetina K.C. Masonry - specudizirhg in COMPLETE carps specializing in sainovauii li CARPET grid vkgi f wino brick• block and chi .- "ware. NO job too big no fob too smas. We tnished b,,W W s Ufrr� apps Installations, rePsks y from do it all. Can NOW lot free fill discount. aria wnrhdgitls decks. Ierl, and roofs. 1s res- esprintce. Cao teasorlable 336- VIOUOI Y O Mala W -os p' estknsles• Spneg Ask for Kelly, 668-9911. Der„k, 7266892, 0503841 yd. Pleaee loll 434.7fa9 0503") S. . 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(052494) Home Improvements W -IL Morn Renova:ons .ia Basements arpentry. custom cabinets. orywalkng. iicorng, oa,nt,ng. fence and deco Construction Wanor (9051 7-45- 5159 (0510394, - Housecleaning CLEANING lady avaaable with excellent references. will Clean entre 'louse, including !ridge and stoave. $50. Please call 639-3378. (050194) EXPERIENCED cleansing lady wit clean your house. doing sur poll yob. Reasonable rates. Cas Patricia, 420.2984 after 3 p.rrL (050494) Moving, Painting, Plumbing Storage Decorating TMS Painting 8 Decor Interior s Exterior Europaan Workmaruhip. Fast dean reliable senlics. 420.0081 ALL Pro Pa nt,ng and AJAX Moving Systems - full wallpapering. too quality work at services. motes. appiance and reasonable rates. 20% discount piano specialists. fiat rate or for seniors. Call Chuck, 404. hourly. We now have heated 9669.(042994) storage units. Now offering free HELP Me Rhonda'$ Interior boxes with move. Park aid bac special, starting at $99 and up. Decorating Painting. Cas for information. 427-0005watpapenng• curtains. furniture. (TF) ,itpecabfe work at a low cost. Many references Free HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - eaimales 404-0493 050594 Betteooms, foss, kaUWW shoeless, '.pass. Fee Esmnalls move big or small, we price I ) ALL your plwrtb- at nr11k . Top them all Free sistrnillis, servers PROFESSIONAL Painting a quality work oy jourm. yman discl shoo name moves, Wallpapering- No lob too small, plumber. 24 hr. call out. Free Pianos moved. Comparable call anytime. 430.2595. (TF) estirrililes, call Kevin, 9D5 -E38 - rates. Call 432-2850. (TF) 6911. (050194) MEN with large truck will do PAY,� Y�awr�d��s household Roves. resdentiM. Services fbintenance cCmirrercial. All types of moves. Call Cul or Jane, 427.2856. (TF) MAS down friends ready LONG hard on waterape to entertain for any age. any So don your landscape lel sum - dsc Moving « occasion. Birthdays. ��r.stodonyour back or apwt~ts. offices, appliancac promotions. openings. fundfasars. Magic shows are the enjoyment of your yard. Cas and Piano specialists. Free furl Lemke help.8337057 or Raymond. 728-3870. (050594) wardrobe service, licensed, 728-&334 (TF) insured. Free estimates. Call 728.1620.(050594) RABBIT wants work doing mage to children's partes and all occasions, have my own J megciarl. Call Ernie, 668-4932. (TF) SONSHINE The Clown - birthday clown with puppet friends ready for your childs binthday. 1.6 years. Call today. 623.1407.(050394) 1 PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1"4 ...SMILE MAKERS COMPLETE DENTURE SERVICES "WE GUARANTEE IT" NEW DENTURES/REPAIRS/ REUNESISENIORS DISCOUNT Menashe Levi Denture Clinic SCARBOROUGH 42U Lawrence Ave. E. I B11. E. of Hommgside (416) 286-0779 WHITBY 80 Thickson Rd. S. (905) 666.5410 IDIxie Finch CDer-ltal Office Dr. Jonathon Shainhouss BSc. DDS Dr. Jay Petrvlf BA. DDS �[w.[TBifT! Y1�f /R:.OEE E,E/s,Gt a SRUMAT N•OWTwors M•l WE - i K MG61 ENOW. c, Wma zccs r'x �w 7001» Er"tACTM KLA,.'MC i&M7 70EEWTED USP' ft -"AW rLr! 4. Erw Rw A=rrEr IN 4� aad e " %w w ewe FAMILY imuff WALK w • Daily 69 HOURS • Sat 10-4 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER ROSEFINCH PLAZA 1960 ROSEFIELD RD.. PICKERING ON FINCH BETWEEN BROCK d LIVERPOOL WE COLLECT FROM NSURANCE ® CO.'S DMEMY =a ORAL and MAXILLOFACIAL SURGEONS 92 Church St. S. Suite 104 Ajax • Be positive. Treat the visit as routine. • Play "dentist" with your toddler. • Read your child a book about going to the dentist. • Familiarize your child with the dental office. • Answer questions honestly but not too specifically. • Don't make the visit the high point of the day. Your child will suspect something is up. • Avoid using bribery or threats in an attempt to encourage good behaviour. • Try not to communicate your own fears to your child. • Avoid saving negative words such as hurt, shot, pull, or drill. • Don't try to describe exactly what will happen. The dentist and dental hygienist have special words and ways of explaining the procedures to a child. • Don't expect perfect behavior. Your child may be shy or fearful and misbehave, if your child throws a tantrum, end the visit and try again another day. With a child over 3 years old, the dentist may try to handle the situation without you. Yes. Daily brushing and flossing remove plaque and food debris from the teeth. which interrupts the decay process. Be thorough. Here's how to brush. 1. Hold the brush at a 45 -degree angle, pointing toward the gum line. Use a gentle, circular motion - almost a wiggle. Don't press too hard. 2. Use short, angled strokes to remove plaque from the inner surfaces of your back teeth. 3. Scrub the chewing surfaces of your back teeth with the brush held flat. 4. Tilt your brush and use a circular motion to clean the inner surfaces of your front teeth. Brush your tongue that helps keep your breath fresh. 1. Start with about a foot and a half of floss, wind most of it around one of your middle fingers: wrap the rest around the other middle finger, leaving an inch or two of floss between the fingers. 2. With your index fingers, press down on the unwound floss to pull it tight. 3. Slide it between your teeth using a gentle sawing motion. Scrape the side of your teeth with an up-and-down motion, but don't cut into the gums or snap the floss. 4. Unwind clean floss as needed. Be sure to clean behind your back teeth, too. BaywoW Centre Office Tower 95 Bayly Street Weet, Suite 302, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 7K8 > - - , - - . . � - 1 - , . AMBERLEA 1111 S DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8 am. - 9 p.m. Sat 10 am. - 4 p.m. E,tIIEA4 SEEN N2 HRS. 24 HR EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH 3 HWY. 401 • Exkvcdm in I'm pil • Chenricieve Sleftedon • Nkmw Oxide Cas • Denture Services, Pertiek • Cosmetic AD W9• geE� ee t IT X WLABll 10 SER11 101 EXCELLENCE IN FAMILY DENTAL HEALTH CARE Dn. M. LEAN Now Patieft wgicom • : army :prnsCv • Sees � Wlnj • Crowns & B dgm • Implants • All FpmS Of • Co5ff*W D1eM52ry irtvOMC Aveiebie 14% KIMGSTOM ROAD ;, y X 4aie� Farr `! •1 (fterrq square Raza! GENERAL & PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY NEW PATIENTS WELCOME EMERGENCY CALLS ACCEPTED ALL INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED DR. B. RUBIN dE ASSOCIATES ? ?Ac ?jaM %lie sem. 7144 QM." 214 OUNDAS ST. EAST WHITBY GROUND FLOOR eamard Rubin Dr. DRS. GOODMAN / WEINER & ASSOCIATES Serving Pickering For 30 yrs. with all phases of MODERN DENTISTRY dE STERILIZATION Your Problems are our Concems I (rreatrnerlt Coordinator for immediate attention.) HOUSE ORAL SURGEON - DR. ELLER specialist) PERIODONTIST - DR. GOLDMAN JTISTRY WHILE SLEEPING - DR. M. KAY r, NEW PATIENTS WELCOME, SANDI WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL Saturday and Evenings (by appointment) "NO INTEREST" FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR SENIORS 927 LIVERPOOL RD. S. >a THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1994 -PAGE" ATTRACTIVE, loving male. earty 40 s a nice person with good sense of humour, who has a lot of love and good times to share. would Ike to meet a lady between 30-49. for a lasting rela- bonshrp (To Terry who respond- ed to mailbox 1929 please respond again, dd not gat your correct number) SY 1929 (OSH) WHERE have all the nice girls gone good-looking non-smdk ng. athlebe. two guy. looking for good-loolrng non-sma". arb- lebc nice gun 20-30 call me if you to out two SY 1961 (OSH) SEPARATED father while male 44. a lot Shy an" bicycling. movies walking. going to the beach and enjoys quiet evenings in front of a fireplace or TV. seeks white cuddy Iamals. 35- 47 for friendship possible rera- bor+shrp SY 1952 MALE. 32 very nice black. lov- IN enpys dancing and parties voua kk6 to meet heavy -set lady from+ 180-300 lbs looks unrm- poryrft SY 19W HONEST, rekabis young bokrhg ma- 21 looting for friendship possible kwV term relationship would We b mast tamale. 19-21. SY 1954 HAPPY days. N. I"m a tall. dark 30rsn 'wdwarkng "who *es 10 rock , roll 'J-asLC Urs a va old moves, look?ng for a gal. 20s -30s who wants b ^Jus• to to mrwrc n n+v 70 ponaac SY 19ss TWO outgang males 21 a 26 ioormg V two outgoing larnaley 19-2' •In are Deft and attrac live and .no enfov going to the movies cl ^g and dank ng gong for '.walks spend- ing evenings toget"e1 and who ergs being pampered SY 1957 (OSH) TENNIS anyoMO AMenctall. blond -haired. blue -0y" 9•rMe man. seeks non-smoking !k lady 2232 for a ctuaengrrq game of %-rmrs Of other racquet spa's Call to arrange court lime SY 19M (OSH) SENSITIVE -,ae 6 blue eyes. long ,,ac 175 Rx like spats car , . moves comedy clubs and theatre looking for single female 2535 for friend first. possrWs relebonship SY 1959 (OSH) Hlr ! m an easy-going. 36 rwn- smoker white single dad of 2. wit beard and porivUA feeling a nonsmoking slim attractive single white female 28-38 for kerd•hp poasble rwtWnsrap ono ergs, to bkns and court - try 'nusic and has a sense of humour sr Inc SINCERE male 29. long blond hair enjoys quiet evenings at hem- an occasrvW right out on fie low and to oul0oors. look- ing for lady who •n)oys to same things and who s aowr.to.anfl SY 1961 (OS14 AFFECTIO " 4E whoa m ils. 23 brown ham brown eyes. enpys dancing clubs and horseback ndng. tooling for to ob 18-25. for frendshp. possible relation shq Sr 1912 (osH) Got4G wl,rle mw. 35. lien dancing, moves, campnq and sports, bol ng for a f•mMs. 27- 35, someone who lies sander fags sr 1110- HIM a 42-ywold who urns rm clean, kind and honest. I'm into sports, music and quiet ernes, "along lady fat lie the earn. vatok IN ltmarmdafkF. Pos- Only. SY M4 (4 ((r>� Implies EASY -going, honest, single, .Aims male, ?2 .eae�w. atmg. . 0Wd Iuub ,:wars, would like b meet eider yds. 20-25, for mnpanioc a . ST 1116 Goo oolung, single, slim. whit male, 35. 5'11•, 1801fis., elsan seta enjoys lila and chil- dnn, seeks a single, cafe. shm motor, up to 34, m mmitm filial special flierndafrp nrtn a rornrt- ftOcSo�ne nromnarn min. sY FRAM1166 E kAmim I sin not but I am s,•arcrling Ica my V~! In Spring a young man's fancy becomes low and I haw yet b find R. I'm a nice guy cafe's 24, funny and enjoys occasional spontaneity. I would like my Veno b be sirgM. 2025. aim. it* a greet awns of humour. SY Z= (OSN E will black nele. 22. G, eryoys sport, looking lir black female for a rwborolaP. SY 1969 (OSM) OUTGOING single male, mid 9rroes. anpys oufdcors, sport, msetlng new people, would Iles to mea! female. 26-35, who is kwking for a long form r9lakon Y 1970 (DSM 0 easy-going, snngIs while males, 22 8 21, seeking two while. slim. attractive females. 2425. for jun and romance and for a possible nlationshp. SY 1971DSM) ERY good looking mw, 5.107, young 42. wall @&met- TURN TO PAGE 40 Creative Pastimes Folk Art Studio moves to The Courtyard, Pickering Village By BeverlyMcFarlane When Creative Pastimes Folk Art Studio opens its doors on May 3 for its open house which runs to May 7, the occasion will mark a milestone for owner Judith McDonald. Not only will it be the celebration of the opening of Judy's new and larger location, it will also be a public testimony to the fact that this diminutive woman has overcome a major illness. Ten years ago, Judy's interest in ceramics began. Four years later, she had turned her ceramics hobby into a full-time business. making and selling products. as well as teaching the craft. Then, in 1990. Judy's emphasis turned to folk art, a decorative art that produces a wide range of products. But not long after, in 1988. she became ill with cancer of the larynx, and for seven months, she was unable to talk. In fact, she was close to death, and Judy says. she "took a chance" with surgery suggested by her doctor. Despite the odds. however, Judy - a member of the Canadian Guild of Folk Painters, and until recently, the Guild's Treasurer - was able to overcome the cancer. She credits her family, friends. and specific members of the medical profession for their care and support. which together. helped in her recuperation. Naturally, her business was put on hold during her illness. But today, five years later. Judy says she feels strong enough to work again, and despite the fact that running a business is hard work , she is looking forward to her first week at her new location in the Courtyard. Pickering Village. During the week-long open house, visitors will be able to register for classes, and Mayor Jim Witty will be present for a grand opening ceremony on Tuesday at 3 P.M. Folk art is a decorative painting that is most often done on wood, but can also be done on fabric and other materials. Judy offers six-week classes in folk art. In addition, students can take advantage of her seminars (one or two full days) and workshops (half day projects). Regular classes offered by Creative Pastimes include levels from beginner to advanced, with students having the opportunity to make a variety of items. The average class price is $65, plus supplies. In July, a class for children from age eight will be offered. The price of $60 will include all supplies. WET BASEMENT? • WATERPROOFING • DRAIN REPAIRS MASTER LIC. #D30 :d�awl FREE SERVICE CALLS 686-0011 New seminars and workshops are already scheduled for May through July. Projects include a Victorian house mailbox, basket weaving. and still life collectibles, which is comprised of such wooden objects as a doll, chair, shaker boxes, tray and carriage. As an added feature, the Creative Pastimes studio operates a book club for craft lovers. This club offers patrons a special library card. Once eight books have been purchased, this card allows you to get the ninth book free (up to $12.95 value). Yet another feature of Creative Pastimes is the availability of gift certificates. The Creative Pastimes studio is located at 109 Old Kingston Rd., Unit 1. The premises comprises 1,000 sq. ft. over two levels. The main level is the retail area, while the lower level is for a variety of classes, where anything from small, intricate pieces to large furniture pieces can be created. Business hours are Tues. to Sat. from 10 a.m_ to 5 p.m., as well as 7 to 9 p.m. Tues. through Thurs. For more information, call 683-6109 Authorized Dealer TORO, HOMELITE, ARIENS NEW & USED LAWNMOWERS SPRING TUNE-UPS 855 Westney Rd. S. 683-9621 E=10 M DI I MIAY • COAMEXIAL • RESDHYTUL ASPHALT SEAL/Na 6 REPAMtS , SERVICES �ir • Aolaft resioration • Drain & manacle repairs. • Line marking • Concrete sidewalks • Interlocking • Sign & mstaNatom (905) 684522 WE DON'T JUST SPRAY YOUR DRIVEWAY FMTKUIROMM111►111IM lrf1111ITMAl um4Qa°o km G3QmwealQ German b International Speciallies Sun. Brunch 10:30.2:30 Tues. -Fri. 11:30-2:30 K 5-10 P.M. Sat. 5-10 p.m. Sun. 10:30-9:00 Located to the Courtyard o f Pickering Ville 109 0(d xtngston Rad,, -1j ax 427-6760 JD AIR & ELECTRIC TOOL REPAIR 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 3 Ajax, Ontario Phone/Fax 427-2595 SEE OUR NEW LINE OF CORDLESS & ELECTRIC LAWNMOWERS BY BLACK & DECKER BEST PRICE IN TOWN I• syaaw M937- s..,.nd + BARE o, ... �`-�'iati001CS owi �e - lifi��e2 • �•��iC)RY FROM 7.19% 1 st, 2nd, 3rd Mtges. to 95% • Rental °ropertles • Re-franCng 6 Cottages • Debt Corsokdatlon • Rural Properties • Segemployw • Bad Crel Ino,, - No Problem Privet haft t'IM m tlarllf Rants Fath PrabssiorW Swvice Sing 1975 wHrmy N ■�'�T, �����y �p,�y� J 1 , PROPE I a SERMES Yotar 1 Sbp Property Maintenance Specialist *Weed Control & Fertilization • taw -n Insect Control • Grass cutting • Tree and Shrub Care •Landscape design/ conwuction Jim 0 420-6089 .11 N N E7i,AsilicV �a.»rGirewa "GRAND OPENING" NEW LOCATION OPEN" MAY 3-7 Hours: las Tues. - Sat. 7.9 Taos., Wed., Thlus. Walcshops, Classes, seminars, Supplies, paint, wood, fabric, basketry, bnuhes, books and much more. Courtyard 109 Old Klnyston Rd., Will 01 • ' 906- 83.6109 FROM PAGE 39 ed, professional financially secure athletic and fit enjoys a orae variety .f activities looking '0, att•acbve cirofesslonai ternale 30-42 slnrm and fit non. smoker 'nieugen* writ, pia-fasn - ioned+awes Sf 19721 OSH) WIDOIll wnvie mare E ' -5 'los tit and emtpoved look m; for waowed fermate 4552 must be 5 E o' taller ht a^o enjoysrampn� ane be treat- ed Mie a ac, SY 19731oSHt HUMCROUS. Single wane male IS sm0■er entovs sports the OL03 rs :aS-q g seats a sr+ goo lerneke 18-21 for a possible reationsntp SY 1976 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE wntte mate 5 P- '55 Ds toc•r^a for slrn soxv romantic lemate, 30-40 wnc is honest and canna SY 1977 (OSH1 OUTGOING gentleman 4C 55 - brown Mari .Kxild like tr mate' a Sincere '-ones, 19 -we 2545 for lnendshlp possible relation - stip SY 19791OSHI TALL, brow- t,a - O,ue-eyes mate 35 see■ attractive sk, fellate 30-4C anv nteliisft o wdren wee*ane SY 1979 FRIENDLv -Jtgovii; 01 -mm ale 217s enjoys mAWM wort and nWtrtrpp People would Oka 10, polgaoW leti 20- 35 to, ,ong-term and serous rayeonshc SY 1911 IOSH) HONEST singe nam 23 bar mg to, comtpatnionel hopatkilh Iwq-Urm rola ionsty •rrdwor= rr and we:: established -Cres 4r ztuldoors and vu rt ever+e+ga v ■ ^ ror female 22.25 v 19fr2 �SHh NICE easy-going mare 30 6 orwovs the ousooas and rwana has a gar_ sense of Humour ss jiurn a yatr fatmw 24-33 Ic stare possibe reia0onaric Sy Itr93 I OSHI CARING. am-acsve aflwryoraIs stnala ^our Par 3Cs worms It: meet a adv 31D 0 b srgw he' love and afecsor b haw goat. Simms togeewr :,ail and matin' fix a con« ror possible reiabon sfy SY 1Ma PICTURE s er•ry person ,n Innis paper rma►v as ateaclive as tiev sari sour the onq way tc find out Is prat• ^ It a %­ prsth woman arts a snow• sarvwng mer try. icing rim GWOO W answwr arc will sand a Acture SY 1f195 IosHl EAsryDr,9 single war rale, 74 w,t• nc osp•nos" non- wr~ financially Hattie. Mwe to outdoors sport and a van- @% Of main world WAS ,O atom an independent fmar 2-34 non-smoker all, no deperdant benweer 5 and 56- SY 1M6 NEED or.) one good worms^ canna arlKbOnae mate 54 5 5' enjoys dancing cards wars sport canoe and'rq Ong seers Siam attraesw adv who w0u,c ca Int•r•ssec Sy 19671 OSH I DOWN-to-eartn male 4C 58' 165 ibs tit enjoys dancing *lets motorbike no.s Camping and romantic •wnnga bokna for non-smoking modiurn-bwll Lady 30-45 who erldys smviar for relationship Sr Hos MOW) loving black mate 32 toraq -ors put on to sarti for a haevy-set woman It you lova lime, passe gnat me a n1 tis cold be to hast d of your we SY t999 SINGLE white male 26 5t ! 16C Ips nano klas all krfds o' music favors country and bluegrass loves camping enc carnoerg Out down t mind rola. mg in itarM d an old move seek- ing a woman for relationship who ` - I nand love and afrac- son but also Yea 10 we a Mile mug 3Y lost TIME for a Changs, kill of life attractive understanding. com- passaraes skm male, law 20s r smoker, wanting an attractive skm Isrtale wRh no dspwtdents who enjoys music. moves arru evenings rvout whos looking for a successful relationship SY 1982 (OSH) SHY, alcove mate, 36 non-smok- er. seeks spm lady, 25-40. nort• smoker segs molars we fine SY 1997 ATTRACTIVE, single. while mW. 38 51'. physically, fit non- smoker Into health foods and country living, financially and mentally secure, pertsetwrsst Of r a1 trades waning Io start a tarts - IV, seeks ssm format. 25-35. with sirrWr nMrest. one child will conte SY ISM (OSH) WELL-osO *WW and upwardly moble. avoroed male. 39 young at flaart. seeks a companion 28- 36who enjoys music swim sting, motor racing. romantic irrmea and Blue Jay baseball at the Dome friendship before a a manic ship SY 1995 OUTGOING, white male. 23 59'. 155 los eryoys most lords of music. danclrg. camping. trav- el seeks same for friendship poarble relationship Sy 1996 HOMEBODY. while male 22 6'3'. 170 lbs enjoys movies. fistong. so music eacept rap, no .,a hood lames. loww»schiilldrrenr�* -r+1- - - .. - IUMIV 1 1j AItC 4) 4 r YOUR CHILD CAN MASTER COMPUTERS. ". REKCS Tear-vng computers is ar adventure hr that could guarantee your djold's future success ;r blend of hands -en teactxg and high technology tielps bovs and girls from 3 to 15 vears old master computers and loam to love 0artmg Ev enrolling now you could be giving your child the most exciting spnng or summer of thea lives ,EvgOAAD,NG - PROBLEM SOLVING - DESK :)P ; „_SJ$HING - ANIMA'ION - READING & MAT- - ❑:�ECTI�S . PROGRAMMING - GRAPHIC DESIGN 376 Kingstor Rd . Unit 816, Pickering 509 -KIDS - 509-5437 10% DISCOUNT DN SUMMER CAMPS WHEN ENROLX) 8v MAv 31 19W fA- 0;�IICIPA^94G CENTRES 4 P• '` 5� �,s�. J -� �QUICKWALL® Basements "The;aintiess ray to linish your basement. in as little as a week" Pickering Showroom 420-3797. 1-800.463-5176 FACTORY SHOWROOM 30 Alden Rd-. 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Gunther Ivens Contracting gets you highest value for your money By Beveriv !McFarlane It has been said that a good name is like pure gold. Gunther ]vers, of Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd., has become known about town for his unique skills. What has also become well known is the fact that his expertise, revealed through his level of workmanship is available to homeowners at surprisingly economical rates. Specializing in home improvements, this Drurham-based firm is, in fact, a recognized name in other parts of Ontario as 1,%C11. This recognition has come about because the name Gunther Ivens is synonymous with quality, and this reputation has %sulted in many referrals from satisfied clients over the years. Consequently, although he is a Pickering resident, his work takes him to communities other than his own, where he provides service to homeowners as well as to businesses. From 1946 to 1949. Mr. Ivens served his apprenticeship as a carpenter in Germany. Now, 45 years since he completed his apprenticeship, the master craftsman has had ample opportunity to develop his skill. In the current economic environment, as people think more about improving their homes to include an extra bathroom, bedroom, recreation or sunroom, or, in the case of a bungalow, a second storey, Gunther lvens is a name that can be trusted. A precise workman, Mr. Ivens sets the highest standards for all tradesmen who work with him. He stresses the fact that he not only hires good tradespeople, but is punctual, and delivers just what he promises to his customers. In short, he offers all the qualities a homeowner will value. Of his philosophy of work he says, "You must take care of the rough construction (the fishing), or the finishing could be substandard - doors not being plumb, is a prime example. - Mr. Ivens adds, 'The proper fitting of insulation and an unbroken vapour barrier are essential to a trouble-free operation. -And customers have reassurance in the fact that when Mr. Ivens gives an estimate, everything is included in the price. That means you get a turnkey project. Although the Gunther Ivens Contracting team has built numerous custom homes, home improvements make up a large part of this firm's business. It's no secret that more and more people are beginning to view home improvement as a sensible alternative to moving. Besides the fact that it can be less expensive to enlarge a current home, for many families, uprooting children from school and familiar surroundings is often a less attractive option than improving the existing home. In addition to all the fust -class home improvements provided, Gunther Ivens is also a certified Pella -Hunt contractor. Manufacturing the highest quality sunrooms, windows and doors, Pella -Hunt is a recognized leader in its field. Whether you are interested in obtaining one of the Pella -Hunt products, or if your need is a home improvement job - large or small - Gunther lvcns can help. For a free estimate, call 839-0681. SINCE 1955 GUNTHER IVENS FREE ESTIMATES CONTRACTING LTD. Builders of fine custom homes, additions and all types of renovations. Certified Pella Window 8 Door Contractors. All work done by experienced tradesman "Quality Work is a labor of Love for Us." Don't be disappointed again, call the craftsman GUNTHER 839-0681 A-1 MASSAGES & FACIALS and REFLEXOLOGY in a relaxing atmosphere Rouge Valley Therapy Clinic (905) 509-4187 590 o POo°rt,url"w� 650 i+ w t s 650 Auctions 650 Awftw 650 TRAVEL - the worlds largest k+- �ttaltrt� dually is looking b5- lenders b help launch new marketing concept. No experience necessary. No selling. (705) 832-5487. (050394) WANT MORE OUT OF LIFE' Losing the budget race? Excep- tional opportunity for growng Income. For appointment, call Larry 668-0774. (042994) EXPANDING established spa looking for dynamic entrepeneurial hair dresser, esthetician, nail technician, naturopath. homeopath, her- ballst and fashion consultaint to rent space. C311 905-619.2639, ask for Terry. (050394) 630 Registrations KIDS SUMMER CAMP - Pickering, limited space. Or- K¢ed by Liverpool Karate and Goodbody's. Professional instructors. Activities include: Karate. baseball, soccer. Swimming, aerobics, street proofing games and prizes. For details, call 839-FITT (3488). (TF) 640 E �� DEADUNE is near want your tax refund in 2 weeks. Cal 831- 1028.(042994) 670 Personals Thanrs to St Jude and the sacred heart of Jesus for favors received May the sacred heart of Jesus be adored. glonfied.' loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever Oh sacred heart of Jesus, pray for us St. Jude worker of miracles. pray br us SL Jude helper of the hopeless. pray for us. Say this prayer 9 times a day, by the eighth day your prayers will be answered regardless of now hopeless your situation seems. Pubbcatlon must be promised A K. SELL IT N!OW CALL 576-9335 or 798-7672 OUTSTANDNc AUCTION SUNDAY, MAY 1 st at 1 p.m. PICKERING RECREATION CENTRE 1867 Valley Farm Rd. (1/2 WAS nes& of Hwy. 4011 1''- m Uv�errpod PA i Brock PA - 6m IGrtgsion Rid." 21 fiche Mesal Fairet /011e For this very special auction we have acquired over 400 lots of fine home tumishingsdining A bedroom from the 192as A 30's along with fine reproduction suites, decorator furnishing. formal furniture, artworks, & collectibles. SETS: Exceptional (9) pc. flame mahogany dining room suite having serpentine fronts on the large breakbont china cabinet, buffet to the floor • matching server, double pedestal table a (6) Classic sheilciback chairs heavily carved (6) pc mahogany bedroom suite having mirror tops on the triple dresser b curved front high chest ' Elegant (9) pc. 18th century style dining room suite having superb banded inlay work on the large breeaktront china cabinet will scrolled pediment bP large banquet table A (6) Chippendale chairs a (9) pc dining rooms crafted of fine mahogany having shieldoack chairs ' (7) pc 8 (9) pc oak dining sets with classic double pressback di Windsor chairs • Canadians farmhouse dining sets with (6) spoolback chairs *MUCH MORE HIGHLIGHTS: Exceptional embossed leather top mahogany executive desk ' superb mahogany secretary desk with drop front heavily carved mahogany console table with matching carved mirror ' French carved mahogany showcase ' finely inlaid parlor table 'Victorian style rose -carved chairs ' Finely carved clawfoot plant pedestals ' Over (30) pcs of superior quality wingbadcs, sofas, loveseats in Chippendale, Queen Anne b contemporary styles ' 18th Century style curio & collector cabinets b hallstands 'Oak 4 -section b 5 -section barristers bookcases - Canadian, Queen Anne 3 Chippendale coffee, sofa d end tables ' Desks & bachelor chests' Oriental design carpets *MUCH MORE!! ARTWORK i COLLECTIBLES: Magnificent bronze statuary Original signed oil paintings ' Tiffany style leaded glass lamps ' selection of carved wooden items 'MUCH MORE PWVMW NOON - 1 PAL ON SUNDAY MSA ACCEPTED DEUVERY AVARAKE , ciseph Vatrirh 6"cajlerie5 & Associates 670 Personals 670 Personals 670 Personals Met CARL Sledmord. Professional WOV trairr+gAiarate hrtafwor. age 35. now ofti one-on-one training in your home or Goodbody's Fitness Club. 20 years experience. family raise available. Call Goodbody's 9311 FITT (3498) evenings. 721 8740, (TF) JESUS says can the bland lead the lxkrid'u Darla your n+nsw way gisesesl The Arcing s the cried rrwxater. Mian 3:11. lxalah 56: to 12. JOhn 101 1 Jim CarnrlGeM. 1-905-963.9475 (TF) FAX YOUR ADS 579-2238 1 THENEWS ADVER77SER FRIDAY, APRIL ",1994 -PAGE 41 Awdm 650 Ammm 720 Deafhs FUNDRAISING AUCTION for Durham Aquatics featuring Framed (limited edition prints by Bateman, Lumbers, Romance. Over 100 Items including assorted gift certificates from area restaurants, golf courses and much more. To be held at Swans Marina 590 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering Sun., May 1 Preview: 1:30 p.m. Sale StaAs at 2:00 p.m. Free admission Free Day care AUCTION Date: Sat. May 7, 1994 viewing 9 a m Auction time 10 a m DOOR PRIZEII Auction Center (over 20.000 sq.n. inside) 160 Baseline Rd East Bowmanvtlle. Ont LIC 1A2. Directions (Exit 432) Hwy 401 and one block north on LIBERTY St. to Flying Dutchman Hotel then turn east approx. 1000 if and VOILAI Call now and turn your nems into CASH $S CASH SS Now ac- cepting home furnishings. appliances. China. jewellery. collectibles, antiques. RV's. travel -trailers. motorhomes. campers. ATV s. motorboats. sailboats, trailers. tractors. farm machinery. corstructhon, shop and woodworking equipment, tools, riding lawn mowers. gar den equipment" 4 wh eeler5. Cars. trucks. Caps. vans. 4x4 5 or what nave you? Get your mer chandise in early in order 10 W included in our advertising and sale. Pickup and delivery ser vice availabie. Snack nail Free parking, washrooms Terms Cash. visa or certified cheque Pit" (905) 697-3333 (050594) SANDER.SON MONt: MIFNI CO. I: f D. Manufactur(�rs of c(im(rt,(-ry and ci�IC m(,monals since 1872. ( 905) 427-4366 1 (8W) 461-0282 :12 Old Kingdon Rd. Ajar Don't Forget OshawaiWhitby This Week b Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 376-9335 To plea your Witionallized In Memoriam, call 5764= and let one of our "llessional advisors ORCOME AND WORSHIP These Churches Invite You To Ir IIA Attend Their j=t - Worship Services ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Rev. James Biggs 8t Rev. Ken Rowland Worship and Church School 11:00 a.m. Everyone Welcome ST. PAUL'S UNITED CHURCH 65 Kings Crescent, Ajax Worship b Church School 10:30 a.m. Supervised Nursery Pastoral Care 683-4740 The t -Larch with The Open A rnu. TO ADVERTISE CALL JANICE AT 683-5110 AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 32: Khrtes R1 ^i THE FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP TIME 11:00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL 83cr 1383 PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH A communityy Methodist Church Brock Rd. at Hwy. e7 SUNDAY Sunday School 10 15 &nn Worship 11:00 a.m. Evenrnq Fellowship 700 p.m. WEDNESDAY 7 30 - Adult Bible Study Bible Club for Youth a37-0126 y -7 be (-" rc b ruf G,"1- ( vaAA.th h—P..IL) P.c 4 nt, "(btu tines FrlLwasbrN t�sxte- F.very Sabbath I iiatuirdav) at Aiax (.(xtununity (cncrc "S Centennial Road. ♦jax. (sntarw aihlr %tutdv to nuns a" at 12:00 n(xtn through 2:0U p.m.. Divine X%ii, htp t:txnmevwx, at 2:30 p.m. thrwlLh a:oo p.m. A li".rest Yr.r For further inktrrrution t.iax.... _......(90536+Ib 0229 FvanacGa .Murry PAGE 42 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1!!4 beefs whrb lemwls. 16.25. with smaller mistrials. for Inendship. posmbit -'*Nadi BY 1667 PHYSICALLY fit, easy-going. single white male. 35. 6. enjoys movies and dining out looking forattractive. don. white female. 25.35 for friendship, possible relationship, SY 1199 FEMALE 60. polite. 5 blue eyes. shy, disposition. would Mie to meet a sanctions gentleman 55-6.5 Enjoys dencig traveling outdoors Non amokersocul drank« SY 4040 _uim ifNal 30� *mst be allaeaw, with a good anew. dIrttouanas tire. ST ESill TABLISHED, loving, widowed. Christian woman. 44. Seeks ff hilindthiplcompanionship and possible toing.Mmt relationship with male. 4455. who knows how to treat a Mand can love asPLE Sven P *er SLEEPLESS m attractive. ae sin- gle mom, 34, blonde. 57' rid eyes are blue, likee nornr+tic dinners. dancing and sports, quiet evenrgs at home, looking fol male. 34.44. who is honest and down -to- earth SY 2676 (OSH) SHY, white temale. 39. mother of two. wi looking to nb kin, dow--earth gentleman. -,The Most 36-45. with good sense of humour, for role&--'-- SY 2676 FEMALE, unattached hard- SINGLE morn. 29. !word me blue eyes Fdeur td earth tluket. tarkly-on~ whip enjoys playing worlil 01a9°"'9 the guitar going out diming and darting m amen, of interests fit and shm seeks someone whc is !ones: sincere belong for honest male 3010 and a one -worsen man for h~rp and d similar guiehtte5 for htendshlp relationship SY 2622 (COWPH) first SY 2546 (OSH) HI. my name is .inch ' T srna,: and 35 ATTRACTIVE lady bkinde Ski• single storm of one errevs spats looking gfe 35 ^te,estefc :n meebng a for someone whc is ewv sincere SY 2623 srngis,.onest atractfve mak (OSH) 30-40 for linondshic cessrt>te WARM. a:r-acnvesingle wale female reiaboni SY 2547 (OSHI 33 5 5 grit brown hair anc due eves HONEST and s,ncll ml to witr no oeciendents wtc ,kes movies female -redkrn build 35 amok - USK Che outdoors anc romantic dinners or loves t dance and have kin .typing foo „ale 3438 wit^ s: -%lar nter- Seeks honest down-to-earLr tan ens fol a relatnortstts SY Mill (OSH) busi "Vie 35-40 to ^reanntpui MY •num, needs a man not lust arry man elabmrnp SY 2S48 (OSH) sme s an attractive 39 -yea' ad. non•sntok ENGLISH ady 28 _o'tm­tte/ air she sometimes sit Shea seeking a^ h'is0a' kook rdr ] -hr,"ar intelligent 'omtantic gentle roan w't^ a man 26-32 b^"rerost*c Inter great Sense a humour whr will becme ests �ncouds ..f, Esta- -'usic enantaed mita,. her are will kill I- ovease walks n the county and a log titer every whi SY MS love' SY 255C IOSH SUM Dre-'m single mor who enjoys Irl JIM kill s M Mtc -esoondeC to wit^ a ocs,ere anillude ^env :merests forn^a-e nurse 33 Pieria woiac w tc nee male 30-40 must be respond again to mailbox numl amactrve athenc rt^ a gene nature be' 2542 as ' Jilin! get vas ca anc a gooc sense M 'umeur SY 2627 phone number SY 2S57 AM BI Ir)US. no owo k ng divorced ACSTIYE attracnvor s a mom« or ono 29 rbc nock mv uc and n9 Sports seeks mak 30-4, employed fe-u-s 34 :at' profession&. honest and sincere to, '^e,Csr-p and secure enfws sports ^a"w our Dostib" reial or"MC Sr 2626 OS -4) docs tui'^ zes•'o, life HARDWORKING Z3 yea, :-C ;-ea: Snail mak counterpart kir^• games 7, X o, owes _!nos n and pour skmrla• interests 344C non my s, seeks sng" maw 2335 'a smoae Sy 2561 (OSH) reiabonsil -xu: be •camas: and respona. 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WW evervi gs and not into the bar scene. seek a se om* Dian with me SY 2647 ing male 2' 34 without deper'derift. who CUTE single mom 19 loves camping is loyal honest and sincere with Similar faysk horseback riding. looking to honest SY 2661 (OSH) and maMe male with sense or human SINCERE. caring. very attractive. slim SINCERE intrested In friendship hurt and possible hemie 1 with a great zest to life, bola relationship SY 2046 35. feels ZS purging will wonderful s I saw a shooting star tough[ so I vvfshteC rs of IpAt� f enjoys Campingociat for Mr Riga 'r my wish does Corn true 1 "a hg, �hwg rl everwhge 7te ire wort be ong until i find you -his skin green blonde 32 would hike 10 Aare and esp«•nalh county life seeking attiaC- raitbows as well as waits through Ve form tine. mature secure man win` similar SY 2962 i05H) qqppee ATTRACTIVE female 23. enjoys own a broom" Can you Sweet) DO lou p •ncv:es Icng wa-les romantic dinners. o TsU year roll g ronhenfcoffher teat H is you are a sincere honest. white. non - looking roll Io- w th the right man smoking "oris with a serge of humour In, between 2436 non-smok« SY 2651 s out your sweeping skies SY 2663 INTELLIGENT noepenlent woman 26. wl a^ oHbea' se^se of rumour would dynamic like :c Mae! :a, sincere protesvonai RO ESSIONAL. educated. whir Ismak 23 seek stnrrulet- Seeking ma:e 2- 35 not :ntc head games SY � wefsaimr, wit, a mak nas sm- 2652 H: •- col ng 'or an educated..stab- AN Interests SY 2864 (OSH) OUTGOING servile 23 heavy set loves "sn'l sng'Le w" !e male who knows t-m"er, coUnfy music and sports. seeks lora•-orn-tmemt ^rears to buitc a inion „ale 2335 for rWfonsmip must have a ,h,p fiZ T 35 halt ed blonde blue- great serve of hxriax SY 2666 (OSH) eyed anions boatingSports 'tad- humor hand LOYAL. honest and "-or- *souped N and a good sense of no whir inims e. " 54' bolr os dueeved. gates Deese SY 26S3 (BOW! - 35 abs non -smoky' solum drinker PROFESSIONAL single lady-n-Srrtpk- enjoys cooking fast can dancing and e, "owing loo' ge^Sema^ 3645 ,whip •s ,tsAo, wcsAd Ike tc meet Srberor white homes: na•lwoni l; a^rovs :cite ravel mak 3C -4C w,fh similar qualities and and imil b be iced Sy 2854 (OSH) wows SY 2867 (OSH) PASSION ea^ -ng b De „reeast"d a ARE ra: a sero very good looking w""a sor+eone .e-. spial seeking tau dark „are Ad, 36 wx*ow'deft Ctnker good maiicsorre mrusc'JU- Make between the at., - great sense of nurnos;r a-" He apes 2--32 min, can povd excitement and Def!omat ¢owlh, Are lou a bit wkd and romance a'^ attractive nrakaent wit, four rat on she ground' rm a young aril Full 35 swg a parent Woe E whc 36 5 ' - and slam w "m a rat"ry d ~-please call again oil^ : get ass lots take a chants SY 2666 (OSH) Phone •murcber SY 2655 OSH1 WANTED- Furllovmg. 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SY 2m (C08) ANGEL coti'or Mr Right b pip nM tomar Dionw now will blue sues. 5 2 mt„gs Do you have the -9,111 paw d ICO - 45 veal young attractive or tfr oubkde son 24-28 SY 2110 but snare on Cha inside SY 265' 'OSH, CHR1SnAN fames tingle aspens Oust DAMSE- and ^ C s-ess sees _r -0nest 'las time outdoors and sports krvgrt Dr -Cs to Sweet M" away met.'tg wouC jew b meet a Chrrssan may 26- mry log a story book ending forever SY 35 fol frtrKW Sr 2M1 (OSH) 2656 f OSH) TAL, ataaci ve lacy 37 wishing b mut won op mom area of oa"ns playag � Yaw loossrl to sono" b Ia 0 someone s("cia: who s",ovs bow: ^g kill fah b b hays w Compliance,n "ked dancing and oust Imes at noir" form lir sinal« ootwng for raendiant0 prfg t 3Cs 59'- espy Poetry art awwgs •Wsonsnkp SY 2660 (OSH) oudoors rh"WV "w people pang w thingsSY 2662 OUTGOING single whir kink 24 Iookk places and doling dmrri nt ,OSHI Ing lea a -orparuon Y share -v ~mm :.M tpC 'm rate and hot" loworg. war" vie avec move". bug rapes music and and sw"/1 and petty to boot t m bokng lair :c Sr back and reins SY 2M1 (OSHI fool wt apaia ma* friend m 49 porde GOOD ook ^g black p'o'orss•ona Sea" aokwtg la to auk for frwdsrrc rmaie 42, young ioci sum ■ rd and Jo"ill •wllions? SY 2M3 (OSH) wan- ftor"st and sinca,or 'eve a lot of FUN loving tamale 55 sakeg a Com love m gnor IC a fiandomw :'l ora- pesos ay, a watt^ Icahn woman Seale gent man. 38 -SC w.:r si"lan qualities m akin enjoys Binh cooing s«nus •abkas of SY 2962 amid counweb travailtravailantry "music SY 2M4 CAREER wore^ 3' outgang aRrefc (DISH) aneceonate ookrcn tar formal easy- YOUNG. awge "tom 3' low" less n gar, going g� ansae of famor camw-or. eras a bo la &Dacia sdrnea" b mind non-smoker tot tun in tit sun du,erg Waage w q. is W Iletin- sin .5 punas =mina aa's w"Konr 34 war, -Vcb rws for a rautbnaniP S1t 2991 a5 s1' FRIENDLY hs-tak 19 likes sports env FULL -sated ten 34 seeks baa 6. un type of -ksic afd quit ares tooawrg la navy set male. 3 340- 40 enjoy :fine ofor dons amain bike r,dng. for maks •,322 wnc enjoys Sana interests r na waao sub tamp and oar ly fle laains SY 265 (OSH) ARE va, a kr.wvrha wnget w e male 7' fit '.vies Crwy Sr 268 lyre ctrtte low. peels 40. 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SY 7910 261(OSH) SNGLE. trNss Isnnals, 21. 57. rib dub SENSITIY . affectionate, polesaonat female. 40 montisnbaer enjoys dencel abate. glee nrtnprtp. openly ad dump. jtopnp ifd Mr Right- You mast go" spats and exercise. looking for a MUM. to be urat mdod 2129. hawk calling. san- oelatcb nun 35•. who rpys elite - sitive and somewhat romantic, must ass SY 269 (OSH) believe in Irwt I fist own pn eft rate- RO&UWX la0y. 36. moor of two young adtfren, attractive in body, attract** in too s& Sr 296 trend. seeking mass who s dowrl MOTORCYCLE mama or Harley Davidson I am not I on just 31, 1 " I ysa ewlh Mina) �r a d a It jappy SY;ryw linin. Qesn ayaa bsavly. who Owe b rids (f]6 FAIRLY attractive mother of two. 43. 1 . my"tom' So tf you to a g v A Sklar and Ila go tar a aaeks atlractw. R trntsipentt ureg. Pito- no. ad. B 1 �d b oss ad. BY uss on -I mess. 35-45, must be honest d S read ore ST blonde, no ulnad Sow loyal. tttsssonlny, emoaofudly and itnaf► twher ori I m 55', him and t looking ken OIL wpeolyy sewn. old drstlim raises a inlet br�bssrdsfwp, possiWs relatatenip. SY s a asrl9Mslrn� ss tatrsig also. 227. SLIM, single mom. sub tIIMI illi. 6R' or � patty. peme. att- ssr, 39.45. efgoYs gunk nlanale 3111-4 onjoy wa�q on aw batch, dynes am or in loin df the irsPbee. must be honest. Dial 1-41611,976111,1991 CALL ANYTIME A charge of $199 per minute will appear on your phone bill from time of connection. Hoes bow to bre the aavece 1. Select she alts) you wish to respond to orad rake nae of the far 444 SY 'mukm' number Tho appears at the cad of eacl ad you are wroesed u L Ussy a losck lose wkpkw call 14IW6.19l1 any tuna Of the dry You amt be will :s the 905 acs code to &coca Sincerely Yours rekpiane Service. k Osco you we coeresed follow the simple teatrrresou You will have the opum Of eaposdry to a specific ad or t rowsty voice aulboa Areca p from Staicerely Yowl diveahaers wain cedit clinical Go ahead. try the gwvKe out and see bow, easy a is to are. Seal aawrnace° Call I46'3974 M mynme between 12 neon and I I P.ta You will will or dowpd (a st as uIL LADY, 56, who "00 awaWn and noun - try music. drives asap gw OWA*Y&40. Seeking a male Companion. SY 31" irIC00tNG-minde 9t, &*scope. aim flrlli, so, would Oke to nut a snbae man. 53- 6D. 360. who enjoys kle and not afraid to care ST3200(OSH) LONELY, single mother. 39. loping for wit eeta11rsd mals. 3646. of sryops movies. mss, aloft in 1s put and quit two aw , BY 3202 QUEEN you will be to atw young 63 yr. old established male, non -smokier• who snit M ouldoas. ootaps Me, lave. gust Ibss, -Wi -___- dnirs and much nows. Seeks whom M art hspdmt.JfereaS w*W b 55, 1MIARG MMAwawtitwawaleayski4eaatranstw%o • ► o a p� N �oC',v Q Overlooking Frenchman's Bay and Lake Ontario. Design your o-vl Dream Home 60 ft. Lots Also 3 New... BUNGALOW. DESIGNS Flom $239,900 WWW �M N STOLP H O -M -E 5 I1 408 OKAHOMA DINE N r1AM1E Cr. E.';li- ORT BEicH r' 1 How to a �° '� «u to respond Nit$ f h' ,*nrerelg ours pplease. Sr 266 (OSH) oray ¢2 24, loolding T'�°`o lo personal ads b tleandsk. movies. spendng evens wanwale. for irrhds possiblehiD sand re..a alrop SY 216 (OSH) For individuals 18 years of age and older Dial 1-41611,976111,1991 CALL ANYTIME A charge of $199 per minute will appear on your phone bill from time of connection. Hoes bow to bre the aavece 1. Select she alts) you wish to respond to orad rake nae of the far 444 SY 'mukm' number Tho appears at the cad of eacl ad you are wroesed u L Ussy a losck lose wkpkw call 14IW6.19l1 any tuna Of the dry You amt be will :s the 905 acs code to &coca Sincerely Yours rekpiane Service. k Osco you we coeresed follow the simple teatrrresou You will have the opum Of eaposdry to a specific ad or t rowsty voice aulboa Areca p from Staicerely Yowl diveahaers wain cedit clinical Go ahead. try the gwvKe out and see bow, easy a is to are. Seal aawrnace° Call I46'3974 M mynme between 12 neon and I I P.ta You will will or dowpd (a st as uIL LADY, 56, who "00 awaWn and noun - try music. drives asap gw OWA*Y&40. Seeking a male Companion. SY 31" irIC00tNG-minde 9t, &*scope. aim flrlli, so, would Oke to nut a snbae man. 53- 6D. 360. who enjoys kle and not afraid to care ST3200(OSH) LONELY, single mother. 39. loping for wit eeta11rsd mals. 3646. of sryops movies. mss, aloft in 1s put and quit two aw , BY 3202 QUEEN you will be to atw young 63 yr. old established male, non -smokier• who snit M ouldoas. ootaps Me, lave. gust Ibss, -Wi -___- dnirs and much nows. Seeks whom M art hspdmt.JfereaS w*W b 55, 1MIARG MMAwawtitwawaleayski4eaatranstw%o • ► o a p� N �oC',v Q Overlooking Frenchman's Bay and Lake Ontario. Design your o-vl Dream Home 60 ft. Lots Also 3 New... BUNGALOW. DESIGNS Flom $239,900 WWW �M N STOLP H O -M -E 5 I1 408 OKAHOMA DINE N r1AM1E Cr. E.';li- ORT BEicH r' 1 1 CEDAR'B'IXVOKE i I� THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, 0 Tell us about your Dream Home...: We'll listen! IM -PAGE ri 0 Your idea of the perfect dream home may not fit into other builder's plans. At Halminen Homes you can , customize our plans to create the perfect living environmentaisag that you've always dreamed about. „op k<<� ADD you'veas aar Creating quality homes in the If$rrak�{rre Courtice area is nothing new to Halminen Homes. we've been r: building dreams for families 1 for over 20 years. 41 Lv .► .., x .,.., a '� ' � •xrr fix. Ilk.e C�ePkaar raill„g create to' to rarN lar a►Nic . joriIR c he paytile r t � • �•y z Ms, i I•, ,`. =te scl�o re CTp� 244t? Detached Homes on 50' lots $1107(19.W. • New Designs • !Model Homes Now Open 'y • Great Location in Mature Area • Greenbelt and Park lots available io �o'905-404-2186 Sales Office Hours: o a Mon. - Thurs. 1 - 8 p.m., Sunday 12 - 6 p.m., ,S Closed Fri. & Sat. Pnces and specifications are subject to change without notice. E. & O. E Available on selected lots. PAGE 44 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, ARIL 21,1!!4 Two Teams that are"LaoL always Aiming Higher. ROYAL LEPAGE 1111111111111111111111 Visit any Royal LePage Open House this Weekend, Alril i ig" r. and you could WIN* one of many fabulous prizes to HU5" see the Toronto Blue Jays Aim Higher in 1994• rt C Ronal u Pgtc keel Fyatc d 1frtrl cr 19 !i ,complete contest rules are available from your Royal LePage Sales Representative NNoo oQE -�- 683-1790 APR. 30, MAY 1ST. 2.4 P.M. 350 ROUGE HILL CT (ROUGEMOUNT N.) Brand new 8 room. 4 bearoom nomes. quality Sandbury homes. 60 ft. frontage etc. Fa Betts'*. 905- 683-1790 or 416-281-0238. OVERLOOKS WOODED RAVINE -ROYAL OAK"- TREED RAVINE SETTING J. Soddy built 9 rm.. 2 sti.. Jbie. gar.. lot ny,ounC aoa 3 rrr.. 2 obi. gar.. 66 ft. frontage. 3.850 sq ft.. spatrms. fin. bs" 1t. lw C . spa. This one has it throughout. Simply stunning' For details all. For details, Call Flo Betts' 905- call Flo Bens*'. 905.683-1790 or 905- 68:-' 7F, or 416-281-0238. 831-8613. 117 WATSON ST. W. $3 SAT.. APRIL 30 & SUN., MAY 1,14 P.M. BeajtitU large freerpcid on snores of Lake Ont., parq. & cer. firs. A 'gem'' ail Anil Sachdeva' 683-'790. E 'N_ ib —*ion - - -= SUN., MAY 1ST, 2-4 P.M - 76 FERNBANK PL., WHITBY Near Garden & Dryden. Perfect pretty starter. 3 bdrms.. close to scnools. recreation centre & all amenities. Jack Brooks' 905-940- 4180. 3 BEDROOM, END UNIT TOWNHOME! Carries for $963 month, call today to see i you T quality! 3 appliances incl.! shows well Cal Kathryn Parish' 6831790. 0 =, , HISTORIC POST s MANOR 1970 Brock Rd., Pickering AA.1=17Q_(1 CPE LXI - 5 HORTON ST. SUN., MAY 1. 14 P.M. Brkgrr, home X Cube -sac. 3 bedroom. man hoor farliy & laundry, fireplace. C oak caDnets. Cali Tom ..� 683-179C it9otana' TOM SOZANIS' ` y Lips.. till", SAT APRIL 30 & SUN., MAY 1, 24 125 WELLINGTON ST., L WHITBY 'Enchanting' century _ home. Huge treed lot, Hwy. 2/McQuay. Diana PINY 427-6522. DIANA PLI Z' FOR RENT -NORTH WHITBY Charming 3 bdrrn. hone, good area, rapacious kAchen, family room 3 rec room, fenced yard. Heather Cullen' 683-1790. TM/O Roval LePar Rd Fane Seam Lad . Broker 1993 .■ _ lu I^; saw ANNOUNCEMENT I I �_ o�s� ROGER HOLMES Sales Representative Royal LePage is pleased to announce that Roger Holmes has joined their team of professionals at the Pickering Branch. Roger has over 10 years of successful real estate experience with a very strong background in residential sales. He has lived in the community for many years. Roger will be continuing to serve his past clients and is looking forward to expanding his network of clients and friends. Please join us In welcoming Roger to the Pickering office Cal him at 683-1790. 1310 FELDLIGHr BLVD. 3127 SUN., MAY 1, 24 P.M. Spacious 3 beciroor town - home. cathedral ceiling. very ongnt, low main- tenance fee. call Heather Cullen, HEATHER CULLEN' SUN., MAY 1, 1:X40 55 BURGHER RD., AJAX Inviting 3 bedroom home with full basement. Bayly St. E. John A. McLeflan' _ 4274522. JOHN McLELLAW a, SUNDAY, MAY 1ST. 24 P.M. 1124 MEADOWLANE CRES., PICKERING -" Dixie & Maplegate, solanum, hot tub backs on to forest. Evelyn Regan', 427-6522. 427-6522 Two condos at affordable paces with DEEP PRIVATE LOT en suite, laundries in an attractive Pretty starter nome In Whitby. Master building. bedroom features en suite dressing area with sink. .P -t OPEN a s `y SUN., MAY 1ST, 2.4 P.M. 922 DUNCANNON DR. Prestige area, ravine bt.i 70 ft. wide. 4 large bed- C rooms, stone fireplace, fn- ..� fished basement. air. Sylvia Kyle' 683-1790, SYLVIA KYLE' FANTASTIC 4 BDRM- SUN., MAY 1, 24 1745 WALNUT LANE Completely updated' 7? cedin,gs! Pmelie 50x142' lot! Pool! J. Evanoff- (416) 284.4751. z JOHN EVANOFP COUNTRY ESTATE View this exceptional home in the prestigious Greenwood area. A wonderful, warm ambiance surrounds this "old workf Tudor home set on 2.4 acres of parklike grounds. This home boasts architecturally designed, spacious rooms that won't disappoint you. Call George Coutts" 905-683-1790. ROYAL LEPAGE �uunmunnumii Aim Higher,. rv�SE r SUN., MAY 1ST, 24 P.M. 176 MELISSA CRES., WHITBY Hwy. $2 & Thickson, extremely well kept home. W*M Tanner' 427-6522. I r WILMA TANNER' 1 4�0,; 7U '" SUN., MAY 1ST, 24 PA 596 MAITLAND DR„ PICKERING 2,200 sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, inground pool, profession- l . ally landscaped, CAG, cent. vac- John Crawford* 683.1790. JOAN CRAWFORp. FOR THE ENTREPRENEUR! Work, We & play in this lovely cus- tom home on country lot. Excellent exposure in charming Pickering Village. Professional offices with separate entrance, nanny quarters, lovely 5 bdrm. home, fin - fished top to bottom. Jill Smith' 683-1790. 111kt JILL SMITH' AJAX 235 Bayly St. W. MAY I.427=6522 w z J NEW MODEL HOMEJ,,,." t r 9 t . N i i SII New StMdQ17dS "Weofkrs IF2lIMa/patieatafYtpsioeowaap .. ofo�i�es...Irs■i■�"'Itieaestt�wbwe Region �houldn t be a surprise. Kassmger tale. Ion _rent pride that all home• built bi his compare in- genuine burned cla,, brick and much more. Code Plus corporate main of the features %ou find in R-'_fl(ltl home.. KASSINGER l� TaAt. HI(,H►{ i)To TO►► \(_l \E. GO %ORTH TO %4\HRo 1.0 4\nf0110H THF OPE \ HW �[ Oc %, 10 6FOR61- RF) \00).� PRI t F. The Paislev BU I LT HOMES The Sutherland do i& is bttcatttse of bates sheidy r' . r Hie GwdML �t�prtttt�tt� x. * „L,. •"+' r ' Hewn brim ft f~Ckwftfe �IN' - ��. 14f�� fittsrrs�etr Renishntl ahttatt 1 a Rwht�i! ha.e - Re Stier = '7 �e■nietetrNil�litil�es�e+�ti■�ees. 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At ftApril 1 mw wow ttttayttire � of idewc�• improved air fltttttrfity 0011 ewrirowaeatal Ten Year Warrant), 10 for tie iwstaia- c mpM'sboomc " tie. of the syslee;. rriendiiwess Oui transkraw is year warrono Sons wttN ~TheElaw system is owe of those features drat "The new standards wensd w eneoura=e Yeya-d the standard Ontario %ew Home Warranty we m finding people rally enjoy" says Kw - builders to use wore eweW effident .teataials ppm that all builders offer. We double the basic iuger. -it gives pew more euteAahuneut and w hicb are en irea■atalY f;iendy. explains .BWNW to samspee coverage to 2.tars. increase the security possibilities and it does this without 1►asmnger Built Hoses president Stephen Gass- •pa,,,a Train' items to 3 wars and extend the 'Major speyalized equipment but onl% their existing Inger, as be walks tbredO the excif" wen bole- Strom• coverage to 10 dears. %e back them bet - r sound system and telephones:' "But an R -200A home is snore than building ter because we build them better. if you want to see the 21st Centun tods%. visit techniques or materials. It is about building a Highland Gardens and take a walk through the home that incorporates comfort andewM%effi- COCIE' PLUS COl1Sli'LIClIOIl Stirling. cienc% and impro%e air quality- The fact that the Stirling is an R-2000 home %%ego well beyond the building code w here it mat- [xading edge designs. Leading edge materials, L edge conaruction. lou can find it all at and that ,ou can find it right here in Durham tern most. superior features include fibre -reinforced Crete kiln dried lumber imported ceramic tile. eadin� Highland Garden>. from 6assinger Built Homes. Region �houldn t be a surprise. Kassmger tale. Ion _rent pride that all home• built bi his compare in- genuine burned cla,, brick and much more. Code Plus corporate main of the features %ou find in R-'_fl(ltl home.. KASSINGER l� TaAt. HI(,H►{ i)To TO►► \(_l \E. GO %ORTH TO %4\HRo 1.0 4\nf0110H THF OPE \ HW �[ Oc %, 10 6FOR61- RF) \00).� PRI t F. The Paislev BU I LT HOMES The Sutherland PAGE 2 NEW H6MES NTEAIM 19% 0 0 0 IV aSPENc GRAND OPENING &M- I WE MOST Populm COMMUNITY IN METRO EAST 250 FAMILIES CAU US ROME! 6 11**91" 6111QL;� A A V 'A A ..Alaft, ]3K=7 I A ONLY 56 AVAILABLE MODEL SQ. FT. PRICE ASPEN CUFfE 1054 $122,990 ASPEN PINE 1210 $127,990 ASPEN NORTH 1326 $132,990 ASPEN DOWNS 1422 $137,990 ASPEN WAY 1518 $141,990 ASPEN STREAM 1578 $144,990 ON A Thek/ I; r-_ PRIVATE CRESCENT TOM Howay M" lo Wow" FA Go NWOL wam low PA p 401 ow Or slin amce is *me*# m VON ow W" RM 0 ff S&ES p, �`J HALMINEEN ;G' FABUbOUS DMCHED HOMES `• ens OF TOTAL LIVING SPACE' IM 114 00 CA GST INCLUO *' • 5990 INITIAL DEPOS17 ca • DETACHED HOMES FBI � Al-ni non u pays t soaffisd canning NEW COMMUNITY in COOsTICS v DON'T MISS OUT ON THIS INCREDIBLE OFFER • ONLY 5 AVAILABLE INCLUDES: 3 Bedrooms • Family Room • 3 Bathrooms • 35 oz. Carpet • Ceramic Flooring • Plus Much More! "On2 Q a Q H - • = H 0 • 1V �V.. Iffo yyy r 404-1886 SALES OFFICE HOURS .:� ' 1 � Monday -Thursday 1 pm -bpm. Fridays 12 -Sp r—r— ?' Sundays larn-bpm. Closed Saturdays r— r ' Indudes 453 s4 R d hn5hed basement area. See your Sales irve r details. ruC enefllsN 1FRF; SO FT' $141.990" ARTISTS CONCEPT . ,. •• • • .. - •.• Paces and scedicatioru siblea to change wlhout rwnoe E J PAGE 4 NEW HOMES i KTER10RS,1994 M -� M • • pY 0, a Il a 0 -ft ABSOLUTELY THE MOST INNOVATIVE S1Nr`vS/SEMIS*`, FlOM 4'99O $1 3 Its no wonder some families just can't wait! Just wait 1-800-743-0545 intil you visit Winaiwng Heights in Whitby featuring whaby suly innovative designs! Choose from homes with: 905-725-711% ► 9' Main floor Ceilings ► interior decorative wood columns ► innovative double sided gas fireplaces ► custom designed gourmet kitchens with "California style" breakfast -bar counters ► convenient laundry chutes ► oval tubs and separate shower stalls detached garages on some models ...and much much more! Taunton RO Dy" 9W�07:q Q N r 401 211 _ I I �• ���- 1111 ',,,, .• r, • a WA !!_- � � � , • _ 1�INN1�ftl1111��� 1 ti � _� JNN� "M•.�••NI � }, :1111 ABSOLUTELY THE MOST INNOVATIVE S1Nr`vS/SEMIS*`, FlOM 4'99O $1 3 Its no wonder some families just can't wait! Just wait 1-800-743-0545 intil you visit Winaiwng Heights in Whitby featuring whaby suly innovative designs! Choose from homes with: 905-725-711% ► 9' Main floor Ceilings ► interior decorative wood columns ► innovative double sided gas fireplaces ► custom designed gourmet kitchens with "California style" breakfast -bar counters ► convenient laundry chutes ► oval tubs and separate shower stalls detached garages on some models ...and much much more! Taunton RO Dy" 9W�07:q Q N r 401 Monday to Thursday: 1pm to Bpm, BRETHOUR REAL ESTATE "-,�� a� •__�,' Closed Fridays, • Complete details at soles office. SMA `N`vT MD Saturday, Sunday, Holidays: Ilam to 6pm. Prices and specifications subject to change wihout notice. 7� �L� A TQZ�TTS " Semis's linked below grade. WINDSONG HEIGI-17 S 1�/itl'�LJ W 0 W M I" looms i =9110m, infill All" S I" • r 't% rrTeW I;O] ULIMM i>da ZT11CCsJ0=S •keepBU 990 Builders with latest home designs and trends Today's new homes reflect the changing lifestyles of Canadians. A return to traditional values, the aging babyboomers, environmental awareness, the desire for personal expressions — these are some of the trends that dominate the marketplace and show up in the design, function and interior decor of today's new homes. In the 1990s. home is the place to be. Today's homeowners value time spent with family and friends in the relaxed and comfortable setting of their own home. Open -concept liv- ing -eating- working areas promote easy, enjoyable togetherness. Kitchens, often the hub of family activity, are designed for conve- nience and efficiency_ Well-designed layouts make joint food preparation enjoyable, pantries and kitchen cup- boards with racks. lazy Susans. spice racks and interior lighting make organization easy; and built-in microwave ovens and under -cup- board coffeemakers leave less counter clutter. The master bedroom and ensuite bath, with whirlpool tub, continues to offer homeowners of the '90s a quiet, relaxing and private retreat from the demands of their busy lives. The rich warmth of natural materi- als and fibres — wooden cabinets and floors, ceramic tiles and stone — provide lasting beauty and solid, enduring quality and value. Today's economically -minded and environmentally -aware homebuyers place a premium on space efficiency. New homes are carefully designed to make the most practical use of each square. with functional working and storage areas, effective traffic "corri- dors" and room layouts that promote togetherness. Cathedral ceilings, the elimination of interior walls, large windows, solariums and greenhouses create an impression of spaciousness and style. Professional builders keep up to date with the latest trends and demands of the marketplace. They build homes to fulfill the needs and desires of today's homebuyers and work closely with them to create the home of their dreams — a home that reflects the homebuver's personality and lifestyle. ANDELWOOD HOMES CREATING A MIX OF OLD AND -NEW IN HIS CUSTOM BUILT DESIG:`S... * Several locations, Oshawa & Courtice * 50 ft., 60 ft. lots in city services * 3/4 acre Country Estate lots * Bungalows and 2 -storey designs * Prices starting at $189,900 Exclusive marketing by MItiCOM DURHAM REALTY INC., REALTOR DEREK BAIRD, Sales Representative 432-8200 or 428-5500 ilBU AdLUsINGER M01W OF THFj STORY116*411 �fir_,ILT HOMES tr�m�u�rr:d?r ©Basement wafts and floor stabs are constructed with NNW rsh in eed conerele. Basement and garage ftoor slabs are surrounded by fun perimeter expansion pints. Garage floor slabs also encompass a control pint. The exterior wall is then damp -proofed and a full perimeter drainage mat is carefully applied. These steps help to reduce cracks and reduces the poss6dity of basement leaks. OWe use kiln dried lumber for all framing members. 'KD' wood shrinks less than the green wood others use and therefore nail pops and cracks are reduced and you get straighter walls. ©Certain models aro named with wooden 1' seller joisRs. These are stiffer than conventional piste, shrink 10090" floors have less bounce and reduces the po811114 tY Of squeaks. They also use hm wood than conver6onal lumber to help preserve our precious natural resources. QOn the exterior face of the studs, we CwGbiy phce exb ud- ed polystyrene sheathing. This system fnsulslas the rinds and acts as the air barrier for eme Na i tther" performance. ©The imporled ceramic tile in tub and slwrwr anckistm is backed with waterproof 'rock solid' oarmamt beMd. This is far superior to drywall that others use. © Virtually maintenance free Meson vinyl clod wood cow MOW windows are used on all elevations. Most ORW builders will put casements on the front and cur corners by using sliders on the three other sides of the house. ,MasonClad' never needs painting and will not shrink, peel or rot. The interior finish is select pine that can be painled or stained to suit your decor. OWe install an extra wide four foot basement window inall Kassinger Built Homes. This introduces more natural light and ventilation, as well as providing access to bring in 4 x 8 sheets of material should you choose to finish your base- ment. (Or allow us to finish it for you as an option). You'll find the Quality pressure bNanced valves we use in showers a real plus. They maintain their set temperature so you'll never have a rude awakening or a scalding ex- perience in the shower again. OCenufne burned cWf brick from Canada Brick is standard "The ideal McCoy" assures you of the beauty. elegance and rich colours that only clay brick provides. OPie elOrM eiii ensure rainwater doesn't get in the wap or window. Brick sips or mub-piece sins used by others he" exposed mortar joints which are not as impervious to water penetration as a solid single piece stone. ©Heel flsoorery %% tftlors aro integrated oto the heating and environmental system. 'HRV's are sophisticated heat ezchuvers that extract the heat from exhaust air and con- dition the intake air for the furnace. This not only vastly increases the efficiency of the heating system, but also draws in a continuous supply of fresh air creating a No emMpn wd for your family. 0 Qm I p - P - - with brass trim and elegant mantle sur- rounds aro standerd in many models. Clean, efficient gas fireplaces add beauty and warmth to your new home. QThe Ellen Hoare Electronics Network permits you to use your existing audio, video. telephone systems and integrate them throughout the house. Our homes are pre -wired for the Elan system and you can add this option at any time. This makes your home ready for the "Information 1111r� Superhighway" Our transferable 10 year warranty goes well beyond the standard Ontario New Home Warranty Program that all builders offer. We double the bask 'Bumper to Bumper' coverage to 2 years, increase the 'Power Train' items to 3 years and extend the 'Major Structural' coverage to 10 years. We back them better because we build them better. •:9 a '6 3, 3T , PAGE 6 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS. 1954 MODEL HOME OPEN -PHASE IV THE RAVINES OF FAWN'S LANDING Omes On $2, 60Lob from G FINCH ci W- AVE E* Z z oc fVE- c6i 0 Lu sc w HIl 2 CL 0 HW. 101 401 U. 831=921 GST INCLUDI r . 0 .(n3)� 490 ;,l 4-�,Z JUL r A sac SPRUCE 2. - ELEV. B - $315,900 0 .. _ - - - _ - --. .... �.,... �-.. ..,i..aw gee • �e+Ib• Y, �--.�.�".� ,. %1�-`- _ _ ''K"-F'.�'l•'�'P� . .�� NEW HOMES i MITEFiIOW, IM PAGE 7 Attractive Weller debuts at Courtice Crossing Wayne Jeffery knows what people look for in a new home. They want attractive designs, quality materials and workmanship and value. Jeffery takes pride in the fact he has been building attractive, quality homes which offer great value in Durham Region for nearly 30 years. "We care about what we do," Wayne says. "This is our only busi- ness. We specialize in building new homes. - When Jeffery Homes introduced Courtice Crossing last year, you knew homes in that community would be built in the Jeffery tradition. Homes would be all clay brick and sit on lots ranging in size from 30 to 45 feet. Courtice Crossing would feature homes for different needs. Proven designs would mix with some new plans and homes would accommodate a range of living space requirements. Earlier this month, Jeffery intro- duced the first model home. The Weller is a beautiful two-storey home featuring an open concept that makes it appear larger than its listed 2.005 square feet of living space. One the most attractive features of the Weller is how inviting it is. This is accomplished through various design features, like not placing walls per- pendicular to each other. '1 like angled walls," Wayne explains. "I am not a square -house builder. We try to offer the features people want in a home and make the home attractive and welcoming. - The four-bedroom Weller model home features a sunken family room with standard gas fireplace and oak mantle, a master ensuite with corner step-up tub and separate shower stall, and a pedestal sink in the powder room.. -All homes in Courtice Crossing are nicely appointed," says sales rep- resentative Phil Balner. "Features like gas fireplaces and larger garages in even the smaller homes are things which people really like and appreci- ate." People will also appreciate the many other attributes of Courtice Crossing. The community is located on Courtice Rd. between Hwy. 401 and Hwy. 2, set against a backdrop of mature trees. Phil says an important part of the development was to incor- porate as much of the natural beauty of the site as possible. Home prices at Courtice Crossing range from $131,990 to $201,990, for a 2,544-sq.ft. home on a 45 -foot lot. Closing dates range from late summer to the end of 1994. The sales office is open from I to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and from noon to 5 p.m. on weekends and holi- days. The office is closed on Fridays. For more information on Courtice Crossing, call 432-3333. ne 'vVe ger s a drignt and sun, model home, now open for viewing, Jeffery Homes' Courtice Crossing FRI • i • • •- *Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms •All Clay Brick •Acrylic & Glass Shower Stalls *Ceramic Foyer •Space Age Shelving *Rustic Rural Setting *Appliances in Some Models *High Efficiency Furnaces •Treed Community Park *Vinyl Clad Windows and More! Nlodcl H 1 ocatcd an 9490 Couourtt.e R Rd BcFwcrn Hw } 2 and utt `ton to Thur. I S pm L Sat. & Sun. 12 -; pm • `, , ; Priced From MODEL• NOW •• SALES r CENTRE HWY 2 COURTICE lot NwrA.vFUE OSHAWATBY ""► I - C. TOIgMTO II :L JE 11-1 ij `e • `.- • , I �J l�� FJ �J I _ — - _--y.Y . T SAF • �f" •y 4l �y_ �-r - - The Danforth House 'Le+ ypenM1caems vice in'.s :,ravn re su4e�"n :sYgt wmw• nlra F 6 J'. _ - .� • .•.r ...•i r r j A I FIt 10 i�� ne 'vVe ger s a drignt and sun, model home, now open for viewing, Jeffery Homes' Courtice Crossing FRI • i • • •- *Gas Fireplace in all Family Rooms •All Clay Brick •Acrylic & Glass Shower Stalls *Ceramic Foyer •Space Age Shelving *Rustic Rural Setting *Appliances in Some Models *High Efficiency Furnaces •Treed Community Park *Vinyl Clad Windows and More! Nlodcl H 1 ocatcd an 9490 Couourtt.e R Rd BcFwcrn Hw } 2 and utt `ton to Thur. I S pm L Sat. & Sun. 12 -; pm • `, , ; Priced From MODEL• NOW •• SALES r CENTRE HWY 2 COURTICE lot NwrA.vFUE OSHAWATBY ""► I - C. TOIgMTO II :L JE 11-1 ij `e • `.- • , I �J l�� FJ �J I _ — - _--y.Y . T SAF • �f" •y 4l �y_ �-r - - The Danforth House 'Le+ ypenM1caems vice in'.s :,ravn re su4e�"n :sYgt wmw• nlra F 6 J'. _ - .� • .•.r ...•i r r j A I FIt PAGE 8 NEW HOLIES i WTERKM, 1994 III •i. I •i. and never looked better! WhItbv s Lowest Priced Detached Designer Homes on 301 Lots from GST INCLUDED THE ABBEIRALE -1955 SQ. FI, AW MMO DESIGNER FEATURES ** • Famds rooms with vaa ted ceilings • Smy breakfast areas With sliding patio doors to backyards • IMF evilodinin MRS • Designer kitchens • Mao Aeon h ndry MW is powder rooms I Lw bedre with wa&-i. ate& emsmila %5-M5551 ajau AW 2 i • UP&AW babes gado prim a ribodw dray.. L a a I.5a POWU • d• aply. —Nor ae fan— WMIAb as ai Imp.. IEw Hows i wTEFKM1s,ism PACE NCw Hoaaczes 0=42 ZatCrlOrs Come home to Aspen Springs When you visit the Kaitlin Over 270 families Group's popular Aspen Springs, you will experience something truly spe- cial. The success of the Bowmanville community speaks for itself. Over 270 families already call Aspen Springs home. These families were attracted by the fact that the commu- nity has been carefully planned and developed to give people a great feel- ing when they come home. Homes arc attractive, comfortable and have all the convenience features and the community itself has been carefully planned to ensure house designs, construction techniques and service are second to none. The special feeling continues at Aspen Springs, which is now offer- ing homes in its third phase. This release of 56 detached homes on a private crescent features seven new designs. Architect Wayne Cassidy. the designer of the homes in the first two phases of Aspen Springs, has designed homes a series of homes that incorporate elegance and com- fort. These homes range from 1,054 to 1,578 square feet. Prices start at $1'_2.990. after builder's grant. A lar�erhome. of 1,926 sq.ft., is also available for S 164.990 after builder's grant. Closing dates are for fall of 1994. What makes these homes special is the fact that they are full of the convenience features people look for in a home. The distinctive feature is the open concept of the homes. Some models have second -floor laundry rooms and family rooms. Homes are detached and linked by the garages only. The Kaitlin Group has made sure the quality of building materials, construction techniques and service are second to none. At Aspen Springs, you will find a variety of home designs and sizes to suit the needs and lifestyles of your and your family. "Aspen Springs is well suited to different requirements in home sizes and family lifestyle," says Kaitlin Group president William Daniell. "There are a good range of home styles, whether you are a first-time buyer or looking to move up to a larger home." And, Aspen Springs has plenty to offer. Eventually, 10,000 people will call Aspen Springs home. A shop- ping centre will be part of Aspen Springs community as well as it will be the eventual site for the proposed GO Transit station. For the leisure times, a community park was com- pleted in the fall and the Bowmanville recreation complex is located nearby. Now is a great time to take a close ,.,.,,,.look at Aspen Springs. With interest ave a rea y discovered why Aspen Springs is a great place to live rates holding at attractively low lev- els, it continues to be a great time to invest in a new home. This is espe- cially true when you consider that in many cases you can carry a mortgage for less than it costs to rent. Then there i� Kaitlin's after-sales service. Kaitlin stresses the impor- tance of each resident and, with that in mind, the developer ha estab- lished an efficient after-sales service department on site that keeps infor- mation on each and every home sold in the community. This attention on the part of the developer ensures the purchaser of a positive homebuying experience, which translates to excellent refer- rals. In fact, a large number of homes sold in Aspen Springs thus far have come about as a result of "word-of- mouth" advertising. Visit Aspen Springs this weekend. When you combine great designs with a great prices and a limited number of choice lots available, it is easy to see this — the newest phase of Aspen Springs — won't last long. Aspen Springs is located on 500 acres on Martin Rd. (Durham Regional Rd. 57), between Hwy. 2 and Hwy. 401. To visit Aspen Springs and see one of the decorated model homes, exit H%vy. 401 at Waverly Rd., proceed north to Martin Rd. and watch for the Aspen Springs signs. Office hours at 1 to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday and 1 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. on weekends. The sales office is closed on Friday. For more information on Aspen Springs. call 623-7027 or-427-�,' PACE 10 NEW HOMES A OffEWORS, 1994 Th -ye ' gest D ges our Architecture X 'vt Z* I 7 -ti C AND THE INCREDIBLE VIEW! It's what sou se been -auutg tor: Apr r.atr and relined :ornm unity consisting of 14 r,,atc lots and :ountr} manor homes up to 5 acres. %c•tied atop the ridges and .)%c -looking the City of Oshawa. these spectacular tLsidence% will otter pn.a:>. mnosanse custom designs. lands:aping. architectural :ontrol and one hreathtaking stew to the des:nmtnanng p u -:haler. Pnorit,6 registra- nons are now being a:ccpted tiPFCTAC'L LAR HOMP, FRn%i `255,000 FOR PRI %IEW I`FOR%t4TIO\ (-411 430-3000 OR (TOR.) 686-5481 Patricia Armstrong. Broker Owner ONLY 17 • CUSTOM BUILT LUXURY.... SINGLE FAMILY CUL-DE-SAC HOMES AT 16SPRUCEHILL LANDING" IN THE HEART OF WHITBY! - 721-1088 INCLUDING... AT NO EXTRA COST! * CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLED! * CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEM INSTALLED! * AUTOMATIC GARAGE DOOR OPENER INSTALLED! * BUILT-IN WALL SECURITY VAULT! * HIGH -EFFICIENCY NATURAL GAS FURNACE! * CASEMENT WINDOWS! ETC... ETC... ETC... FROM S 14 9 9 9 4 2 NEW MODELS SALES CENTRE MON.-FRI. 1 - 6 P.M. SAT., SUN. & HOLIDAYS 12 P.M. - 7 0ILM YOUR NEW "DREAM HOME" AT "SPRUCEHILL LANDING"... COULD CHANGE THE COURSE OF YOUR LIFE! Grand Ot)E M odel SEEING IS BELIEVING 4 LOTS WITH LOWER LEVEL WALKOUT! FOR BEST SELECTION -VISIT US TODAY! P�eS CE)NTRF 0 011MU s1. li a ptwv Q N :I Y — O Y a MW 101 4 LOTS WITH LOWER LEVEL WALKOUT! FOR BEST SELECTION -VISIT US TODAY! NEW HOMES i WERIM,1lM MAGE 11 NCw Hozacs WLIMCI Zsit4er14cors oscan unveils new mo e1 Oshawa 1n On Saturday, - pr '1 16, Coscan `: � � nye-led two brand Jew model homes, he Monterey and he Taysham, at its Narrowsmith development in ; I Oshawa. Both models have been professionally dec- orated to demon - ,trate the quality A the designs and their finishings. The four-bed- room Monterey, from Coscan's- much celebrated (-alifornia Dreams series, at 2,060 .quare feet, features soaring ceiling heights of over 16' on the main floor nd a wide range of fabulous design features, including a 'tear drop' island in the kitchen, glass block %valls and a three -sided gas fireplace. 1-pstairs the open gallery overlook- ing the two-storey living room and dining room, leads to a large master ,uite with an open Hollywood en ,,uite. featuring a luxurious oval tub and separate shower stall. The more traditional Taysham model from The Ridge series, is a four-bedroom home sized at 2,47 square feet. It boasts a massive gourmet kitchen with a spectacular solarium breakfast area and sliding glass doors. The adjoining, spacious family room features a gas fireplace. There is a main floor laundry room and powder room. The second floor boasts a gracious master suite with private fitting area and en suite bath with luxurious corner oval tub and separate shower stall. Prices for the full selection of home designs at Harrowsmith start at $173,900 and sizes range from 1,448 to 3,066 square feet. According to Michael Firestone, Director of Sales and Marketing for Coscan Development Corporation, "The opening of these model homes is a perfect opportunity for home buyers to see what Coscan has to offer. Each of our bold and exciting California Dreams designs and our more traditional Ridge series designs, offers excellent quality and value." Coscan has also opened five other models at sites in Aurora and Barrie. Some of these models are available in Harrowsmith now. The Harrowsmith sales centre is located on Harmony Road, just north of Rossland Road in Oshawa. The sales office is open Monday to Thursday from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 a.m- to 6:00 p.m. The centre is closed on Fridays. For more information, please call (905) 725-1181. Coscan Development Corporation is a Canadian, public real estate compa- na kith The Monterey from Coscan's much cele- brated California Dreams series, debuted at Harrowsmith, in Oshawa, on April 16. 'SII + AT 0 ."01 'i L" o vDVV-,,Vr`,hi ��,' !� �+ �' i. �i• it i �J L Z1 KJ 1 NG-�AY FOREST L" 1 � : .4 #A) Uel IJ kJ VV _'S 77ere's never been a better time to purchase a home at Kingsway Forest in Oshawa! Built by Durham Homes, a respected name in the industry- „ 7hew attractive bungalow and two storey homes offer cathedral ceilings, Jantai/ do bay windo ws, sumptyous bathrooms, garden room kitchens and outstanding energy conserving features. These well-designed homes are situated on 39' to 48' lou and are surrounded by grrrnspace, ravines and _ a woodlot. Visit our site today to find out how you too can be the proud w <. ME owner of a Durham Home! i N :� o i%Y CLEARANCE (only 2 remaining) NOW ON! HOMES PRICED FROM 900 M FORM :KDrZW 1 " aU1LMM OF QUALM MONIESftme Ottieo ao numft M T1w•aft am to »k � KFAGW 1n OVF t !Mdw i Sawir tt "to Wft F"W OWNIL ttFd.I40 FOR OVER IYO A I . al ( r t era+. � WeN 436.5161 Nil 1111 ny, with over 40 years experience in r,.41 A&W9 X,*. ' building homes all over North In IN P 10-- America. 0America. 31 I PAGE 12 NEW HOWS i WEFiORS, 1904 _ _ . - - �Tcw Hotme9s 9tttt►ad >vat4ttu-ltor9s _ Find the Grove s nc ive omes When looking for a new home, peo- ple look for distinctive features which distinguish their home from the one next door. You can find this type of design attention in custom built homes and you now have an opportunity to buy a home that is all but custom- designed for you in the Grove, the beautiful Marshall Homes community set against it backdrop of the Rouge River valley_ . "This is the last phase of the Groyc and we are developing homes specifi- cally for each lot." says Craig Marshall. adding that there arc only a few lots remaining in the Pickering community. ..""C arc getting pretty close to building custom homes." Marshall says. "Each has features which distin- guishes it from other homes.'* The success of the Heritage Ontario T\% %-n Rivers strectscape led Marshall to develop a product which not only fit I Good time to buy a new home Homeownership will continue to be a good investment. even in a low -inflation world. according to Clavton Research Associates in a i study comparing the investments of homeowners and renters in I I cities across Canada. Few investments can match the returns on a new house purchase. While the homebuyers's initial investment mar represent only five or 10 per cent of the total purchase price of a new home. appreciation accumulates on 100 per cent of the value of the home. if the homeowner sells the house. no tax is paid on the earnings for the investment — as capital gain on a personal residence is tax free. The study indicates that if house prices increase in line with the two -per -cent general inflation rate. homeowners will have a $50.00 greater net worth after 20 years than renters investing in GICs or in the stock market, and a $167,000 greater net worth after 30 years. Even if house prices do not rise at all, the owner's net worth is still $75,000 greater than the renters after 30 years. Once the mortgage is paid off after 25 years, homeowners' shelter costs fall to less than one-third of renters' shelter costs. Homeowners can then reinvest the difference for even greater financial gain. Beyond the financial benefits, the study also points out the "additional advantages of home- ownership in terms of security of tenure, control of one's living environment, pride of ownership (and) access to an asset on which to secure a line of credit." - t�(lifa the streetscape but was distinctive in its look. The homes of the Grove feature the attention to detail for which Marshall Homes is know n. The exteriors could include features like gables and a cov- ered porch. while inside you find ceramic tile in the foyers and powder rooms. oval tubs in the ensuite gas fireplaces and main floor laundry rooms. try to include the features peo- ple appreciate." Marshall says. "We feel it is important to do this because people look for features which make up their dream home." The final phase of the Grove fca- tures eight lots on a quiet cul-de-sac. Here. you will find homes on 41)- and • Full Clay Brick • Central Air Conditioning • 17' Master Bedroom • 17' Family Room • Ensuite Oval Tub • Shower Stall 50 -foot lets and priced from S239.990. Along with the Grove. Marshall Homes is also proud of its Tall Trees subdivision. This virtually soldout community has been popular for it number of reasons. Certainly the Marshall Homes quality designs and construction has interested homebuy- ers. but Marshall believes Tall Trees is picking up for more personal rea- sons. "People who arc looking for it new home in Tall Trees are. in mam. cases. looking for a home brings together all the features they want." says Marshall. himself it Tall Trees resident. "As developers. we sometimes forget that what we are building is more than just another house. We make sure that is not the case in Tall Trees." "Eycry home can be customized to suit people's IIfcstyIcs", says Marshall. "The product you are buy- ing depends on the features of the home. We try to give people the home they want." For more information on Marshall homes — Talltrccs and The Grove— call call (416) 5110-3350. Marshall or sales representative Tina Mason will be happy to talk to you about what Marshall Homes has to offer. To get to the sales office, take Altona Rd. to Twvn Rivers Dr. and turn west. The sales office is open Mondav to Thursday from I to h P.M. and from I I a.m. to 6 p.m. on week- ends and holidays. WITH FULLY LOADED • Greenhouse Kitchen • Circular Staircase with Oak Pickets • Located Minutes from the GO Station and Oshawa • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY CHED' PARKSIDE DOMES ARTIST CONCEPT. MODEL SHOWN THE EMERALD 4149.990 HOURS: Mon. - Thugs. 1 pm - Spm, Sat & Sun. Noon - 6pm 1402M153 oPN7'MM � ~WAY 401 I B0VVL%WUZ 'DETACHED ABOVE GRADE HOUSE FEATURES MAY VARY PER MODEL. PRICES AND SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE . I. , \ . . . . , New Hozarzos szzd Iiat�siors 'a an aasPainting can Of all the woodwork in the home, accessible vertical members. Use care to technique: creeping beneath it. indo-, s suffer the most stress. keep paint from getting in between sash 1. Open the windows and paint the top, paint get onto the gla. onstant exposure to temperature han'tes and condensation means that ind„,�vs often need to he painted more requently than doors, moldings and rim. l'nfortunately, the process involved in painting windows can he confusing. I„ simplify things, the Rohm and Maas P;,int Quality institute offers some win - painting guidelines that can save )u time. money and aggravation. Start by gathering the right tools for ,ndow painting: 1 1 2" or 1.. quality brush (use syn - tic hristles if you are painting with of the popular latex interior paints): cutting -in brush for precision work: paint shield or masking tape: , screwdriver: onough top quality paint to complete ie Joh. Remove locks. curtain hooks and [her hardware from the windows. This ill speed your work and produce a bet- r-100king paint Job. ►ouhle-hung windows l ,,r double -hung windows, follow W, six -step procedure: Raise the bottom sash and lower the )p sash most of the way. so that there is t," overlap. Paint the bottom horizon- .il section of the top sash, then the How much paint do you need ? It vou're confused about the amount of paint required for your latest home improvement project, take heart. Here's how to quickly estimate the quantity needed: — Determine the areas of each wall surface you plan to paint by multiplying the height by the width to get the square footage. Add these figures together. Do the same calculation for every area that won't be painted, such as doors and windows, adding these figures together. Subtract the total square footage of the not -to -be -painted areas from the total wall surface area. — Check the label on the paint you're planning to buy for the spread rate" — typically, 400 square feet per gallon. Divide the total square footage by the spread rate, for the number of gallons needed for each coat. Sometimes, second coats are necessary (like when painting with a light color over a dark color) and extra paint may be required. It's always better to overestimate the amount of paint you need, rather than come up short in the middle of the job. And extra paint is always useful for touchups. and frame - which can "glue" the win- dow in place. 2. Nearly close the upper and lower sashes, then finish painting the rest of the top sash. 3. Paint the entire lx►ttom sash. 4. After allowing the sashes to dry, paint the window frame. 5. Close the windows and paint the exposed parts of the runners. if your windows have sash cords, avoid getting paint on them. 6. Paint the window sill and apron. Casement windows if your home has anv casement w in- dows (windows that open out or in, rathrr th;m un or downs_ use it different side and bottom edges. 2. Paint the crossbars and frame casings. 3. Complete the job by painting the sill and apron. Regardless of the type of windows you are painting, if you have a steady hand, you can keep paint on the frame and off the glass by using the cutting -in brush. But he sure to overlap the paint onto the glass slightly to help seal off moisture and drafts. There are two other techniques for keeping paint off the window panes: holding up a paint shield as you work or applying masking tape to the glass. When using tape, press it firmly to the ilass to keep excess paint from job If stray specks of ss, simply remove them with a razor blade.) Remove the tape before the paint dries to'a hard film. Note also the following: • Before starting to paint, repair any damage to the window and properly prepare the surface. This can he done by scraping off old paint, then sanding, and priming any spots where hare wood shows. (Get more advice on surface preparation at your local paint retailer. hard,, are store or decoratin,7 centre.) • Paint windows early in the day so that they have enough time to dr% before you close them in the evening. • Finish painting each piece in the direc- tion of the w,xod grain. 31 i ti �! ftiovding better service is a priority for builders ;K The home-building industry has experienced some tough times over the past few years, but that hasn't kept Ontario's homebuilders from striving to provide better service for its customers. In fact, homebuilders have managed to improve their record of after-sales service. Figures from the Ontario New Home Warranty Program show that the percentage of home builders with the highest (Excellent) rating contin- ues to increase. The figures showing just how Ontario's builders are doing are con- tained in the warranty program's annual Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales Service. which is available free of charge to the general public. The guide is a 200 -page "report card" on the registered home builders in the province, with their marks being rated as Excellent. Above Average. A\ erage and Below Average. Some builders are not rated either because they have not been in business long enough or because they did not build enough homes to quali- f} for a rating. The guide. which is revised and improved every year. is regarded as "the bible of the industry." Those builders who earn an Excellent rating proudly display their Seal of Excellence certificates in their sales offices. The Ontario New Home Warrant% Program urges new home buyers to check out the rating of their builder in the Home Buver's Guide to After Sales Service before purchasing a house. The number of chargeable concili- ations against a builder compared with the number of homes sold in the past three years determines a builder's rating. A chargeable concil- iation occurs when the Ontario Nev. Home Warranty Program conciliates a dispute between a builder and the buyer on after-sales service and rules against the builder. The number of builders listed in Home facts • The country's home builders contribute $43 billion annually to the Canadian economy. 9 Canada's home-building industry generates one million person-years of employment annually. • One and one-quarter million Canadians move annually. Nearly three-quarters of this group moves within the same province. • Two-thirds or more of Canadians home builders include more than the required level of insulation in their walls, ceilings and attics as a standard feature in new homes. this year's guide is down consider- ably from the 6,137 in last year's guide. The reduction in the number of builders reflects the long recession that has gripped Ontario's home- building industry. In last year's (1993) guide, there were 5.389 Ontario builders listed . Of those. 3.539 were active. 1,633 were inactive and 281 were part of multiple listings. In total 1,611 ratings were allocat- ed as follows: 1,527 Excellent ratings (21.9 per cent over 1992 figures). 10 Above Average ratings (28.6 per cent decrease from 1992): 32 Average rat- ings (52.2 per cent decrease from 1992). -t'_ Below Average ratings (50.6 per cent decrease from 1992). With economic recovery believed to be beginning, many more players will want to enter the ranks of home builders to capitalize on increased demand. However, the Ontario New Home Warrnty Program advises that registration requirements will stress high standards of technical compe- tence and financial strength. The Ontario New Home Warranty Program is a private non-profit corporation established in 1976 to administer the Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act. It performs a watchdog role to ensure that home builders in the province meet high standards and provide a quality prod- uct. Every home builder in Ontario Now from $89 5: per month! must register with the program and enroll every new home built for sale in the province. New homes are guar- anteed substantial warranty protec- tion for two years and seven years for major structural defects. The Ontario New Home Warranty Program is funded entirely through registration and enrollment fees charged to builders. Since its incep- tion, it has paid out more than $100 million in claims for houses and con- dominiums. A copy of the Home Buyer's Guide to After Sales Service is distributed through libraries, gov- ernment offices, provincial members of parliament and builder organiza- tions. You can also get a copy by calling 1-800-668-7504. 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Broker (90S)430-3893 •2 began, : this Kine 0SNAWA FOREST J, IM FAIJUN r, lileweim R x Gorgeous 1.536 sq. ft. 3 bed- room home with: Fabulous bteallist room kadretr with r patio walkout main a" pow- der room, ma@tificeint family. -. room with vatted ceiling & opfionw fireplace, Master t t3edmoni with walk-in closet & luxurious a nstw Master Balk with smkinR tub. "his & hers.. sulks, sepame shower stall JM $153,9001:7.695. DO+M 1025.00 a moMil Pmes ad *Kilnum s.1iw is duep win genu. spend kwid lull efir adih oath to PAW purdusets. Pw MIA tiro reier to F=0 t ileree I pgauels dtdatd d 7% we 2S yms. �" 4- NEW HOMES ��MGE IS Dreams come true with Wildflower Estates You'll be making your dreams come true once you make your move to Wildflower Estates. Located just north of Rossland Rd. in Oshawa on Ritson Rd. North, this exclusive neighbourhood will be the one you've always been looking for. While Fridel Ltd. is offering 19 custom built homes in 11 different models, there is something you should know. Mike Foley, the builder of Wildflower Estates, says you're not limited to the designs he's offering. "I'm anticipating and welcome your custom house designs," he says. "If you already have a plan ()f your own we would be pleased to consider it, so please feel free to inquire." Fridel Ltd. is a local builder with a proven track record of excellence and has been awarded the top Ontario New Home Warranty Program -EXCELLENT RATING" for after sales service. Wildflower Estates homes all come with 60 ft. frontage lots and standard features rarely found in today's housing developments. Imenown— -b t "Our standard features include many exciting upgrades and extras because we want only the best for our buyers,'" says Mike. These features include high efficiency gas fireplaces and furnaces; a jacuzzi tub; a ceramic tile front entry; plywood subflooring, vinyl clad windows and 40 oz nylon broadloom with 1/2 inch underpad. You'll also have your entire garage insulated and drywalled, a 12 ft by 10 ft deck and any choice of two interior paint colours. The exclusive broker for the development is Rosemary McConkey of the McConkey Real Estate Corp. and she says Fridel is also including many "user friendly" features that prospective buyers will love. These include ceiling lights in all of the bedrooms; a light in the shower stall; a cold storage room; an extra outlet in the soffits for Christmas lights, a ceiling plug in the garage for an electric door opener, three exterior hose faucets instead of two and many other unique features. Models range in size from the w.8 1635 sq. ft. Bluebell design with 2 or ..:�..... 3 bedrooms to the Foxglove model which is a two storey, 2,700 sq. ft model featuring 4 bedrooms. Prices start at $199,900 and if you want a third garage there will be an additional $4,000 added to the price. _. Rosemary would also like You to know that if you buy early, You'll receive two special features which will include crown moldings in the living room and dining room as well as hardwood flooring in your choice of either the dining room or family room. When you drive up Wildflower Court and pull into the driveway of your new house you'll know that this is the dream home You've always wanted. 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