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F 174 LF AY MOND nEXLUDESHOUDAYS 3 rUa Here in Durham, about 20.000 59LGST at Ajax -Pickering To FWAr X185« RL PLUS Beth Witney. a spokesman for NCIJOES�aCPS c 'SSAT&SUNA.-EF?OM S�2%GST No CrMn FM r.1,06ft o b$ ANNANDALS1 A.1�OMfMCLMBOX P.O. AI L1 1 MIN E OF THE 0VP ON 401(90 1 -3210 PnoEcnM Mrs "Low -Dost }r rabiesclinics swn 1Z WAR ON GUNS F Debate rages over Y ..i. gun control21 Doesyyoouur child smi with confdenoe? Does your child use •= • bMw full potential? Give himlher BOTH with KARATE 839-599; 1News Advertiser Sunday, May 1, 1994 36 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 113 No. 18 ♦ HEALTH Hospitals to hear how medics will handle patients given AIDS ❑ 10,000 transfusions Here in Durham, about 20.000 people received blood products at Ajax -Pickering between the late '70s and the mid Hospital during Beth Witney. a spokesman for critical time frame the on�1O Hospital Assocranon (OHA). confirms that tainted Good will be on the agenda at the OHA's annual meeting to be held By JOAN RANSBERRY DURHA.tit STAFF DURHAM - Officials from in Toronto Monday. The meeting Durham's six will soon the dealing with AIDS is closed to get an update on bow the medical cntatives of Ontario's Representatives Rcpreses community plans to handle who may have received ,r X60 Public hospitals, including patience blood �� with AIDS Durham's, will outline how the tainted blood issue Last summer, is handled at their provincial chief Local hospital i r e s p e c t v e medical officer of publish notices ' institutions, says health Dr. Richard Ms. Witney. Schabas urged all tin ECyspapers i Some hospitals Ontarians who had notify the patients blood transfusions between 1978 and 1985 to be directly, some ask the doctors to take on the responsibility of tested for the AIDS virus. Across the province, tens of alerting patients, and others amply encourage members of the thousands of people received public to get tested for AIDS. transfusions during that period. The pros and cons of the noted Dr. Scbaba`. different approaches to patient notification will be discussed at says Ms. Witney. 10.000 patients got InsideeAbout 'blood transfusions at Ajax - Pickering General Hospital in the In the news critical time period, says Garth "We `Johns, hospital spokesman. EditorlaL ............................6 did 1,350 a year " Sports .................. ...22 Ajax -ping Hospital has a Name Dropping................25 patient -notification campaign in classified .........................27 the works which involves posting Phone Os notices at the sick bay, General 683-5110 -ply py in the lab area, and publishing notices in local Fax -7 683Mrs newspapers. "We plan on SirxerelyYou_ wig this," says Mr. Johns. 1-416-976-1991 The campaign has attracted InfoSoum 683-7040 some people. "A few came The Now Adaestb= forward zed got tested. No one has teslod positive." Awg°J' nom recy4ftd Before 1978, AIDS was not aewqpftt present in North America. Since 93! + 7t GST = $1 1985, all dooatcd blood bas bow screened for the AIDS virus. V EDUCATION Public school taxes up 1% DURHAM - Public school supporters will see an average tax hike of about one per cent this year. That increase follows months of deliberation which saw the Durham Board of Education trim millions from a proposed budget which would have passed on a tax hike of 6.71 per cent. -. All _.-MY GFASHIONPICKERIN _ EVENT MAY 49 199 - Entries at Infoplace a fashion stores `.,...� . WIN A $500 SHOPPING SPREE ;...Win a Y s era s .. .itis .` , , _ • �.a: �'. �G'i'T.TQ z�VE 1��V !�i�it Catholic school board taxes up 2.5%? / P. 3 Kindergarten students will be affected by the most controversial budget cut. Instead of attending classes for half the day, every day, they will go to school for two fun days and one half-day a week beginning in September. That will save the board $518,000 in noon - hour busing costs a year. The board will also save more than $68,000 a year by its decision to chop five umstees from its payroll at the next municipal election in November. Going into the final round of budget talks Thursday, taxpayers faced an average tax hike of 1.94 per Dau. But because the increase varies according to municipality, the bond did some juggling so I n I n tors in Brock wouldn't be bit wig the hiighest iucneatie of 421 per Dem. At press time Friday, the board hadn't worked out how each munk*aky would be affected by the decision to farther trim the budget, which is expected to be apP'oaed Mooday, Mal' 9. Last year, the board passed on ao wasp tax bike of 435 per can. AAdwwa"' PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVEMSE1R SUNDAY, MAY 1,19% Extended mail dortardy tax `filers ADVERTISING FEATURE ontarlo Motor Sales expands Goodwrench Service Plus When Ontario Motor Sales introduced Goodwrench Service Plus to its customers in September 1992, service manager Bob DesLaurier knew it was going to be popular. Today, even the service manager is a little surprised by how the dealership's customers have welcomed the service. "The response has been overwhelming." says DesLaurier_ --It just keeps on growing. To meet customer demand. Goodwrench Service Plus is adding two technicians, bringing the total to eight technicians devoted to Goodwrench Service Plus. and expanding the hours of operation. Starting April _'4;. the Goodwrench Szrvire Plus department will be open Monday to Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 7 p.m., from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Fridays, and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays to better accommodate customers and meet rising demand for the service. Whether your vehicle neeas minor repairs or you are just coming in for general maintenance — from lube and oil changes to exhaust system work or even tires, Goodwrench Service Plus means you never have to make an appointment and you are back on the road quickly. Another part of Goodwrench Service Plus that people like is that what you pay for the service compares with charges at specialty shops and you have the peace of mind knowing you are getting your vehicle serviced by General Motors' licensed technicians and getting GM approved parts. Like at specialty shops, exhaust systems at Ontario Motor Sales carry a lifetime warranty. "People like to take their vehicles where they know they are going to be well looked after," DesLaurier says. "The success o; our Goodwrench Service Plus shows that people are pleased with the type of service we are providing here. Customer interest just kelps on growing.'.. , . DURHAM - Local post offices will extend their servioc hours on Monday for people scrambling ID meet the 1993 income tax return deadline. ,� outlets win be open urs mi0 ftlit Local outlets offering 66 extoadtd ' for those tardy taxpayers who get a break hours are at 915 Westney Rd. S. in AJair and 245 Wentworth Sir this year because April 30 falls on the 206 Km ling St. E. ` weekend Oshawa; and 3976 Hwy. 7A in Nesdeton. ;1. _>.. __ :e.I�•.f-S.L_1. 4.i►i. ♦1� t. f 31 -lob 1. 6ia 3t 1/ sc.. ��� ��---__,.._-.��--..��•....,�..'.i'.:-1.1«wr« CatholicsMay face 2.5% tax hike DURHAM - Separate school board supporters face a tax hike of no more than 2.5 per cent this year. That prediction comes from Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board chairman Kevin Asbe, who says the hike could even be as low as two per cent. But "there won't be any vast changes because of the budget. No programs will be altered or cut," assures the Pickering trustee, though he warns the Dog owners mad at hit-and-run driver By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX - Two Falby Crt, dog owners face large veterinarian bills after their dogs were hit by a motorist who "didn't have the decency to stop," one says. Kelly Percival claims a motorist driving a blue Mazda hit her 10 -month-old female Siberian Husky and her friend Kerry Russell's year-old mixed breed male dog recently and then drove away. The incident happened April 17 on Harwood Ave., just south of Falby Crt., around 7:30 p.m. when Ms. Percival's two sons and Ms. Russell's two sons were walking the dogs. ' he boys were taking the dogs for a walk and mine is the stronger dog. He got away from my son. The other dog followed along,- Ms. Percival says, adding the canines were on leashes. Both dogs wandered on to Marwood Ave. and were hit. The boys then went on to the road to check the dogs. A motorist following the Mazda stopped and helped, Ms. Percival says. "The main thing hurting me is (the driver of the Mazda) didn't stop. The kids could have been hurt going on to the road," Ms. Percival says. "I heard from witnesses that (the driver) sped up," after hitting the dogs, she claims. The women didn't notify Durham Regional Police of the incident. The driver of the second vehicle was a young man, possibly in his late teens, named Chris. Ms. Percival didn't get his full name. She says he helped get the dogs off the road and take the animals to an emergency clinic on Sheppard Ave., between Bayview Ave. and Yonge St., in North York. pupil-teacber ratio in classrooms could increase in September as a result of the Province's social contract. Budget talks continue Thursday, May 5 and Monday, May 9. The board is expected to approve a final budget Wednesday, May 11. All meetings are open to the public. Call 576-6150 for more information. Last year, the average Catholic school board supporter was hit with a 4.5 -per cent tax hike. PRESENTING CARRIER OF THE WEEK With Buster, one of two dogs hit by a motorist who didn't stop, are, in front, from left, Nick and Richard Russell. In back are Shane and Ryan Percival, whose dog Bandit was also hit. photo by Ron Pietroniro Ms. Percival's dog Bandit suffered a broken leg and had surgery performed on it at an Ajax clinic last The veterinarian's bill for her dog could reach $1,400, she says, and it's money Ms. Percival doesn't have. Ms. Russell's dog Busier was also taken to the emergency clinic, but X-rays weren't taken of the animal because she can't afford the cost. Free Deck Clinic Thurs., May Smat Cashway :4111■. .Put a patio or dock on your home at a fraction of the going price. Experts will show you how, with step-by-step instruction. Planning. Site preparatiq>t. aterials. Construction. If you can saw a board and drive a nail, you'll see how to do the job the right way. Get advice on how to maintain your deck. Wbtch a video produced just for this clinic featuring Dean Johnson, host of the PBS Series "Home Time". Attend this clinic and receive a free booklet, "How to Build the Best Deck". N - Refreshments to be served. Register today with Maralyn, call 427-9931 CA AS%-=jHWAY.. ._�UILDINGCENTRES INC.- PSE-TrEATEDWOM • 1 J1 21&rw . 1 SIJ 0. "L:M.. - ... •..... , _ .A 2 _ _ • ...�_a ..... . For V. information N11L` on deliveris your advertising call Alvin BroLmer at W-5no. Ajax 3 Pickering NEWS ADVERTISER Sunday's Carrier of the week is Amanda Harwood. Amanda enjoys reading, baseball, swimming, ice skating, keyboard & walking her dog. Amanda will receive McDonald's Big Mac coupon. Congratulations A:MA`DA fc>r being our Sunday Carrier 4 �69999.�>����w COWS COMPLETE � soca, PLUS MMY MORE ►arca orfoWw a UNADVERTISED SPECULS B�4; - M I FACTORY DIRF,CT �•• i w-Ri 10 tnt•9 p.m; Sat. 10 ami pin4 Sub 12 ji^4 pin ® 420-3312 • UtrAbn •F„ft •Soft •Facia • EaMMo * .9*9 • Pb�h Erdnm •rSpun WAY SPECIAL emniass U" TWA�FOR :A DETAti.S IENU - 4Z0- 880 PERENNIALS sr�' A large selection 9m97 7m97 of perennials for you to choose Approximately 20 varieties to Approximately 20 varieties to ,- from choose from 2 gallon container choose from 2 gallon container Nr - grown grown CATTLE Tpp TOP SOIL PEAT PEAT MOSS MANURE SOIL REG. 1.77 0111411110971 213,50, MOSS 4 CO. rt. sine - - 10 kg size STUMMtWK Reg. Pfic a $2.77 213,00 WHITBY MALL HARWOOD PLACE (Thkkson 6 Hwy. 82) (Harwood & Bayly) ejia� :_�.i■���lFt.�a►[ri ��WM�►•• .Aa.i:to'", 0.idsllilktif: AJ*u%t:tiiii0ias, Yaw Choice 3o97 z of t grade lumbo size rose bushes. Many varieties of hybrid teas. climbers and floribundas. (IMi gwnlMt Its GARDEN WISE PREMIUM LAWN FOOD 20-10.5 10 kg bag 4z97, MARKVILLE SHOPPING CENTRE Wfi TISZ NZ ADVEIMNU SUNDAY, MAY 4 494 PAGZ S Local hospital to have expanded role for Durham patients 0 Whitby General to be turned into a rehabilitation hospital By Joan Ransberry DURHAM STAFF DURHAM - After a year of speculation, it's official: Whitby General Hospital (WGH) will become a rehabilitation centre serving all of Durham, providing the Province goes along with a recommendation made by a Durham District Health Council (DRDHC) study. Ajax and Pickering General Hospital and Oshawa General Hospital would become the major centres for patients in need of general medical care in the region. Hospital officials from across Durham are busy digesting the contents of the $34Z,OOO-acttte-ilm+e health study commissioned by the DRDHC. According to the study, if the status quo was maintained in Durham, we'd see health care access decline, the quality diminish, an unnecessary duplication of services and a greater imbalance and inequities within the region. The draft document reporting the results of the study will be made public on May 11. Ajax and Pickering General Hospital (APGH) president Bruce Cliff welcomes the study's recommendations. He was a member of the DRDHC committee that undertook it. "I think it's good for west Durham," he says. "I think it makes sense. It follows the strategic direction of this hospital and the plans that we have been working on for the past 10 years.- Public ears" Public school board boss pays for whirlwind tour DURHAM - The public school board boss will study education in places as far away as Japan and Australia during a three-month absence. Durham Board of Education director Pauline Laing will pick up all travel expenses as she studies such issues as student assessment, staff development and school planning on a trip which also includes stops in the United States, China, northern Europe and England. Though Ms. Laing's itinerary was approved by trustees, the board won't say whether her leave is with pay, as the details of her contract arc confidential. She earns between 5116,500 and $124,000 a year. Ms. Laing's leave began April 25 and continues until July 15, when her regular vacations kick in. She returns to work here Aug. 22. Superintendent of employee relations Clarence Prins will act as director until he retires in late June. The director's duties will then be picked up by superintendent of human resources Chuck Powers, who retires upon Ms. Laing's return. Mr. Cliff believes the health sum" recommended by the study may help APGH in its fight to get back $846,000 in funding recently cut from its annual operating budget by the provincial ministry of health. "I think it will assist us to identify to the government the need for more services at this hospital," he explains. A briefing paper produced earlier suggests Durham have one full-service hospital to the east at Oshawa General Hospital, one full- service hospital to the west at the Ajax -Pickering hospital and the rehabilitation centre at WGH. The paper also suggests Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville explore enhanced ambulatory and outpatient roles. Downsizing is suggested for hospitals in Uxbridge and Port Perry. "Whitby will be home to one of the best rehabilitation program in the entire province," says WGH chairman Ed Buffett. Whitby residents will be the big winners when the rehabilitation facility opens, he says. Victims of strokes and head injuries would be among the many types of patients to utilize a rehabilitation centre. "A regional rehabilitation hospital has far greater reaching potential for the citizens of Whitby, but also for every person who lives in Durham." Exactly how and when the changes envisioned in the study will be made — if they are approved — has yet to be determined. with files from Marianne Takacs CAR STEREO SOUND JUST GOT BETTER! It your GM, Chrysler or Ford car stereo sounds good, a SONY CD player that plays 10 Discs sounds even betterII Add a SONY CD player that plays 10 DISCS!! ONNIM SONY CDX-45RF • 144sc danger. remote Cammanow, RF-Oautator • ,Joystio commander Ior safe and w.y owaw 6�xY • Sderrays rnrw remote CWma iter ti"ubie mt;talla w • 1 -bit DA =r4w. r. ex ovemampbng • Side door br easy nstalation 10 Zlot �►�-1-p` WE 00 ' mVe tome to trust year atter year' HI Fit- U'D10 VIDEO "Your Local Sight & Sound Experts" HOME a CAR • AUDIO a VIDEO AJAX SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATIONS 156 HARWOOD AVE. S. CAR WINDOW TINTING, (In the Ajax Plaza) CUSTOM INSTALLATION HOME 6 CARS 4278088 HWV z i 8 N a auox>M YMO a W + E W 3 BATLY t z S AJAX YOUR DONT' NEED CASH! ®®® 1099 Ki WE MUST SELL... YOU WILL SAVE!!! Furniture Mall in Rd.. Plckerh • 420-8311 � J y .-.-.,.. �_.. _—_...moi: :;f�i ,.war► ... ..,. ....�.., <...rdSs.v ,. PAGE bT M NEWS ADVEaTom sVNDAY, MAY 1,1"4 About US IS'TGIISTAE Limp -1 ID r.o EDITORIAL 1 intothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief Wendy Gallagher Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday. Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ontario. L IS 2H5. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different printers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can. I yr. $70 GIVE US A ig SCALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InteSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Saks 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Adventists welcomes levers to the editor on topical issues, conuviersial maum and anything else of interest to our wad= We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length, typed, double spaced. The News Advertiser regularly uses recyded newsprint VITAL * MART f Going places It's a brave new world out there. Companies are 'downsizing' like crazy, supposedly meeting the challenge of five trade and larger trading blocs: people are now zipping along the information highway; those in government are talking about 'the new politics' of the 90s, and it's all a part of the `new world order.' The world is changing faster all the time, and it's enough to make your head spin, or at least to make you even more cynical than you were before. But in our small comer of the planet, someone ones. The people at Durham College are trying to stay ahead of the game, in order to help us make sense of it all. On the In Transition page of the News Advertiser, college president Gary Polonsky outlines some initiatives taken at Durham College. and his blueprint for future changes. The college has its work cut out for it, having to cater to the changing face of the student population, to keep on top of ever-changing technologies, while at the same time having to wrestle with ever -shrinking funding. He says he has had to make some tough decisions in order to keep the college on track for the 21st century. At the sarrw time funds have had to be scrounged up to be funneled into more practical areas. For example, the number of computer at the college has been bumped up over the past year from 300 to 700 — making the computer -to -student ratio the highest in Ontario. And while Mr. Pok n*y tries to keep the college one step ahead of present concerns, he has his eye on the future. llis dream is visually appealing. He sees the college campus as --a village." self-contained and with a real feeling of community. The college president seems to have his feet planted firmly in the present, while keeping a steady eye on the future. With Mr. Pbloasky at the helm, Durham College is an institution that's going places. WRmE To nm NEws ADv> RTnT-R, 130 COMMERCIAL Av>~, AjAx, LIS 2H5 oR FAX us AT 68-7 6 3 3 3 I Editor slammed for 'fear' of feminism i, To the editor, Your most recent column I sir- Minly do object (Sun. Apr. 24). contained some amazing oonocadictioas, which I would Ince to address bere•in, for my own sense of self-respect, if no other reason. I regret your obvious insecurity, wbKb led you to have to reiterate over and over that you were not a 'FYmi-Nazi~ (which gives credence to Rush Umbaugh by bothering to take his apinior�s seriously), that you have 'breva burned (your) bra," and that you are From the news editor's desk not a -raving feminist,~ with 'ono intention of joining a women's tights rally.- Do ally ~Do you ever wear pears? Vote? Wear make-up? Ever gotten a birth control prescription without written Permission f5tom your husband to show the doctor! Is Gallagher your maiden or married name? I know you work (taking a job away from a man?); presumably, you were educaled to that purpose. Did you have to ger that education at home, or did you enjoy dee privilege of mtoding a university, and did you earn a recognized degree? Are you under the Mesion women have always had these "rights, these freedoms? Most, if not all, were earned in the pest 100 years. The women's rights movement has a bed habit of forgettirng its history. What you take for granted now, what you view as simple common sense — the equality of mat and women — was earned for you at lbe cobs of much suffering and no few deaths by those same "feminists" you are so afraid of being identified with. You may no want to be labeled a sexual segregationist, but that doesn't give you the right to put down the women's rights movement just to bolt clever. Until you are ready to give up the rights you enjoy now, spare me your fear of feminism. For now, you do sound a kit like June Cleaver, km way back there in that cave in yaw mind you haven't made it out of yet. Fein Fahrweatier, Ravhig Feminist Postcard from the sunny south Did You get our postcard? You know: "Weather is here; wish You were beautdui.' 1409 Well, this will have to do. Some thoughts as we vacation in ttte sway south, the ocean breeze spraying the h m ft fed off one drink, our duffer pals having led ua alone as they gu oat and mike &awes of themselvues. We came here for rest relaxation, r&eshmats. We're ging lots. plasty and way am much. And, we're here for a>te sun, the sand, the suit the sea, ire wenery and the sex. We'll describe everything in that order — hot; scratchy when it gets up our Speedo gulp, hack; bran ; va-va-voom; the hot tub's not -so fM bubbles doing their magic. But, enough about us. We're here as your our guide, to Make stere you have a grand old time on your next vacation to a holiday but spot. Henceforth some tips, not necessarily culled from personal experience, you understand, but from a host of happy travellers we've met since parking our carcass on this lovely strand of sand. If you're going to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina with seven other guys split up in two vehicles, insist that the night before take -off nobody be allowed to drink massive quantities of beer and pig out at the all-you-cwKat-wghout- expkhding-till-tomorrow Tex Mex buffet, especially the drivers in whose bands you've put your life and behind whose bodmides you'll be sitting for 19 hours or ad. If You'm going w pm five guys in a reran car, shell out a 1tw extra bucks so yodre not trtaveting in a sub-mb-oompect With a name lice Firefly, Mosquito or GtK your ebow in a pal's ear, a buddy's gingivitis breath in your hoe. Try to at use 10 to in the car that's insiad named aft a land mass — Lincoln Canloeoral or Lincoln Tows Car — which is being driven by a cop and a palm reparler. Dant go with the guys wbo think the cusloma officer will get a chuckle if you respond to his question about what you have to declare: "How many kilos an I mowed so bring in?" If You're letting felbw trekbm pick the music drat will be played, outlaw Slompin' Tom Comor's The Hockey Song; all +ap and technorock; andmydmg by Michael Bohon. If Y0WTe going into the ocem before, say, April 25, wear a west suit or prepare b feel hike a brass monkey. If you're planning on taking binoculars to spy on the bikinis, dont get ought stating at the gal gratting her stuff with Mr. Steroid on ba arm. H You're gig to a sports bar, dont play pout for Money against a guy Som Pbibdelphia who brought his own cue With him. And, finally, if you're going on vacation for rest and relaxation, dont spend hours writing postcards or eohanns. basad, enjoy the sun, the sea and the sex. Ooops, gotta go. The hot tub's been fixed. Try bubbles..." Fa r i __41&_ The final blow Pickering Philharmonic orchestra trumpet player Peter Chappell practices before the orchestra's Last concert April 30 at Pickering High School. photo by Ron Pietroniro CORRECTION The Canadian Progress Club's HOT DOG DAY Sat., April 30th 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. at the Canadian Tire Pickering location Carried an incorrect price. The hot dog and pop should have read for only 12.00. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. 9 Na One tests �nrTies ale Fem Gnt fro/. Tair G4 fes, E+ttl.r,rinn.at ISS' PIim"a.AC,E 111malim 1116AWP4.dki 5 Dells N 916. 700p 750.-M "Walk" Uftw_ tN 4M31111141110 (Mflsafs _ 0 R& % Orth Oat LX N --� 1DBk1D➢Q Ftp �2 �DF1 ` ptwntgr � taut teq '� PROVIDOG TRAOtT101 AL MINIMAL i CREMATMU SERWCES i A 41& S D"cwr knumbillkift BW§d Of ni 'aa111111110" SarVMOG R a.,.. 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Subject to Section 11 and all other provisions of the By-laws, nominations for election as Director at the annual nweting of the CorFx)ration may be made only by: The Nominating Committee of the Board; and Members of the Corporation provided that each nomination by %l embers: (a) is in writing and signed by at least (2) two members in good standing; and (b) is accompanied by a written declaration signed by the nominee that he/she will serve as a Director in accordance with the By-laws if elected; and (c) is submitted to and received by the Secmtary at least (30) thirty days before the date of the annual meeting. .-applications must be received by May 28, I994. Please be advised that Directors receive no remuneration and candidates vti'ill be required to attend an orientation session. .applications can be picked up from: B.W. Cliff, Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, -';S) Harwood Avenue Ajax, Ontario LIS 214 Does your teacher deserve an A+ for the way he or she teaches, takes time for your or a fellow classmate, or gives you that extra bit of encouragement? If so, we'd like to reward that teacher. The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser wants to hear from you, the student, why your teacher is tops. We'll select a top teacher from Ajax and one from Pickering, judged by your letters. Please keep them to less than 100 words. The letter writer who most exemplifies a teacher who is A+ will receive a pizza party for his or her class. The teacher chosen as tops will receive a gift certificate for a local restaurant. Deadline for submissions is Thursday, May 19. The winner will be announced in the Wednesday, May 25 issue. Mail your entries to: Top Teacher, c/o News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, LIS 2H5. Separate board administrator moves DURHAM - A "valued" separate school board administrator is moving on. Superintendent of human resources Fred Sweeney is leaving the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board to become the director of education, secretary treasurer of the separate board in Halton beginning Aug. 1. 1._ A JI During his nine years with the Durham board, Mr. Sweeney has worked as a family of schools superintendent. Director Earl Lagroix also credits him with bringing changes to special education, guiding staff and the board through difficult contract negotiations, and working on the Province's social contract. lis WITH THE PURCHASE OF A YORK HIGH EFFICIENCY GAS FURNACE AND/OR AIR CONDITIONER & ACCESSORIES... & RECEIVE UP TO 300 AIR MILES - travel miles!•• ■ Receive York's standard 5 -Year parts warranty at no extra cost! Quality Products and Quality Service. Call today! This is a limited time offer! l AIR �an� c WPOn"7 7 1 %C % V JSE Z Pub:f q AU'40R' *y • • IU R Y . 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Mdr ^C Y .. ✓ w , ^L -. 1.r. - - I PAGE 10 -THE NEMS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 1, IM :"... ., College as customer follows quality management principles DURHAM - Having to do more But he couldn't get to first base. first one or two go-arounds, says with less is the trend for every "The American manufacturers Mr. Polonsky. organization heading into the 21st just laughed at him," says Mr. "It had no impact," admits the Century. And Durham College is Polonskv. "Thev were making all president. "Now we're trying again no exception. the money they could because they with one of our own people, "Our money is going down and were the only country — as well as Monique Radersma, and we put the need for us keeps burgeoning Canada — that was unscathed after together a quality team under her and expectations keep burgeoning." the war. We were able to sell stuff rare." says college president Gary regardless of quality, availability or The first project at the college Polonsky. "flow to marry these price. In the '50s and '60s we were involves the registration area and trends is the dilemma. There's no wealthy because we were the only Mr. Polonsky hopes to decide on a simple solution. If it was easy, all between the Simcoe Building and second and third area to apply the of us would tk doing it already." Overall principles shortly. But he thinks part of the down about 50 per cent since I He says the failure the first-time solution might lie with Total our guality around may be attributed to the fact Quality Management (TQM). 1S good. that Durham College doesn't have Some of the solutions include Students a huge crisis on its hands. quality q principles." Mr. Polonsky "When I arrived, Ontario was "I didn't step up to the plate," explains. "Part of that is doing and t admits the president. "Overall our teamwork better and more employees quality is good. Our students like decision-making handed down to rose to 3,000, and last fall 4,000 us and our employees like us. Why the front -tine workers so one needs like us.' Gary Polonsky would one revolutionize our fewer layers." processes given one is already busy Mr. Polonsky is a director on k 'I I, (t u,th pruductir n and well-regarded" the National Quality Institute capabilities." The college also questioned which was initiated over a year ago But the Japanese- who suffered bow TQM could add any value to by the prime minister in efforts to the greatest loss, adopted Mr. the %%av it does business. raise the awareness. commitment Demmings's principles which are "(A final reason) was virtually and skill level of Canadian known as TQM. no one in education has ever done rnmpartte,, and other cxganizations tiorth America ligan to lone its this." says Mr. Polonsky. -Not only on the matter of quality principles, tap place in themarket and in Canada but in the world. So we be says suddenly found itself in crisis. don't have a great body to draw on- Ntr. Polonsky sits on the board -We asked ourselves as a Now some U.S. colleges are into as the only member representing continent_ `�Vhat are the Japanese this. We visited some of them to post -secondary education. Other doing that we aren't doing". says learn from their experiences. But members include presidents of Mr. Polonsky- and the answer was our impression was it's more hype Northern Tel. IB`! and General TQm. than meat.•• Alo(ors- The principles were introduced The president says be lost The philosophy of Total Quality in Canada about a decade ago- and enthusiasm for TQM the fust time Management was originated by an since then industries like General it was roar duced at the college. American, W.E. Dernmings, during 'Motors. Fond. Chrysler, Xerox, and "But now I've regained it the Second World War. He was an IBM have adopted them. because one. my experience on the expert on how to manufacture -We're demonstrating that we National Quality Institute and things better, faster and cheaper. .an compete in quality, price, hearing the horror stories from sa}s Mr. PolorLckv. During the war he helped versatility and all the other criteria." says Mr. Polonsky. other organizations trying to implement this. But I also bear America make all the quick It was also discovered that the them saying that it saved the transitions that are needed in a war principles designed for company and helped them prosper• such as tanks, guns, bullets, manufacturing could be adapted for -Secondly, I have a feeling the training prig and moving people other services such as hospitality, solution to Ontario and Canada's over seas," says Mr. Polonsky. "And power utilities, hospitals and economic crises lies in companies after the war be introduced education. and organizations buying into this the same process in peace time in Dunham College tried TQM two quality movement," says Mr. the U.S.A." years ago but it "fell flat" in the Polonsky. Durham College students of the '90s are mature ► 1"4 . ff. OPENHOUSE The Durham Region Ronan Catholic Separate School Board cordially invites you to attend an "Open House" at the Catholic Education Centre in recognition of its 25th Anniversary. LOCATION: CATHOLIC EDUCATION CENTRE 650 ROSSLAND ROAD WEST OSHAWA, ONTARIO RATES: May 3rd, 4th, & 5th, 1994 1177Z71,—'I 91{� 3 , 1994 N it Hour Concert - 11:30 A.M. - 1.00 P.M. Guided Tours 10:30 ASN h 1:30 P.M capital cairq=gn where the College r Widntsday May 4, 1994 Open horse 5.-00 P.M - 9.-00 P.M. The students of the '90s are Concert Begins at 7.00 P.M FiursQay ;y% 5, 1994 Noon Hour Concert - 11:30 A.M. - 1:00 PAI Guided Torn 10:30 A.M & 1:30 P.M funds. iron mors utfoffnAu n pir..asc contact Laura Sheehan at (905) 576-6150 F -t. 282 FAMILY DENTISTRY DRS. GOODMAN l WEINER & ASSOCIATES Serving Pickering For 30 yrs. with all phases of MODERN DENTISTRY b STERILIZATION Your Problems are our Concerns II SANDI (Treatment Coordinator for immediate attention.) IN HOUSE ORAL SURGEON - DR. ELLER ;gum specialist) PERIODONTIST - DR- GOLDMAN DENTISTRY WHILE SLEEPING - DR. M. KAY NEW PATIENTS WELCOME, WE LOOK FORWARD TO YOUR CALL sANot Saturday and Evenings (by appointment) .NO INTEREST" FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENTS SPECIAL CONSIDERATION FOR SENIORS 927 LIVERPOOL RD. S. (905) 839-5951 1kA&AL®®®® Ak AL AL A 1 FROM PAGE 1 home." capital cairq=gn where the College r The president is at the helm, The students of the '90s are will go directly to the public to raise steering Durham College gloriously mature — they're mothers, they're funds. i into the future. workers, they're church elders with A student centre is being built ' The Board Of Directors ► He was handed the reigns from reall-life experiences. this spring at the college that will faster president Mel Curd when "They don't need courses to house the student associations, ' of he came to Durham over five years expose them to the world; they've offices, a food court, pub and ago and, since dxm there have been already been there," adds Mr. concert area. It will be located ► TTie Ajax -Pickering GLV"ul Hospital many transition& may between the Simcoe Building and "The g� per student has g� Not only has the lane of students the main campus building and is Cordially Invite You To down about 50 per cent since I changed but so has the student 8 to be expoCtod oomplelod this Faa. arrived, we have more compeutm POPdmm A&. Poillonsky hopes budd e Share in and society has changed, F ago the college had f mle rated learning cem by ' ; "When I arrived, Ontario was 2-1.00 full-time, daytime diploma 1996-97 which may iochrde a new 7he Opal* gloriously wealthy. Now it's sadents• Two yews ago that number library, a health education wing, ► t perceived as economically rose to 3,000, and last fall 4,000 general grooms, labs and of threatened. When I arrived, sordeta crashed dwougli the doors_ computer labs. He estimates ► unemployment was far to five per t�oloaslcy pis that trend construction costs of $20 million t Your Newly Evwl&d Hospital cent; now it's 15 per cent in will continue and envisions the Then the college will expand Oshawa" college with 10,000 full-time north of Conlin Rd on . Suddenly, adds Mr. Polonsky, students and 75,000 part-time within "I know it's a big dream and j oolpeg the a has 1,000 suxkn s who the -next decade. somehow g ► people aren't into bi Thursday, Nty 1 � 19% ;u are 30 years or older. But to accommodate the dreams in the 'ft. But we thought �) They don't have three years m continuously -changing trends and it through and our soktkm is almost ► at take out of their life. They need stuff the constant decrease in funding, beautifully practical," says Mr. y I `i that's fast -tacked. If they got laid Mr- P61011SICy says Dunham College Polonsky of creating a university ► I IM am 1 off in November, they can't wait is finding new ways of doing centre at Durham College- "Itis is until next September to go to busin� one of the rare moments when a big RAIN OR SIMAE,r I. age. The president warts to "excite" ► dream is also affadabie. Not all at t "If they have three kids and they federal funding for specific future once though. We'11 start small and 'I need 10 be wort mg 30 hours a weds b � � � � �) build based on real needs and part-ume, we have a a000mmodale 8e• get financial support from business resources. It will be all higb4polky them differ+endy, than the 19 -year- private and and creative. It's the era to be 0t� old middle-class person at industry. • creative and Cam have shown • , � 1ie also anti�i,pWs puec*V* , r `11 y'm-ap Io rbcs-" - - - _ �..�--�- .-.�.......�.e,u...., .. tLG:.07, WE a 1 Financial planners Allan Donnan and Ian Jarvis Investors Group *Building Futures since 1940* Planning for a secure with cancer. financial future is something These are the kind of you may have thought of but people who work with the never took that first important Investors Group. People who step are serious about their work and The financial planning the community they live in. representatives at Investors In and Allan will assist Gip are dedicated to helping you in creating an investment you Cocos on your needs and put strategy that will fit your needs your mind at ease when it comes and explain to you how lung you to Your future have to reach your financial Financial planners Allan goals• Donnan and Ian Jarvis serve Investors Group is the clients in the Ajax -Pickering largest mutual fund manager area. and distributor in Canada and They both live here and are manages more than $22 billion dedicated to making people in client assets. more aware of all of the There is 85 offices and more investment options available to than 3,000 representatives them across the country. - Allan was recently For as little as $50 a honoured in the Ajax -Pickering month you can begin to build News Advertiser as one of our your future," says In "Our job Hometown Heroes• is to match you with the right He's been a volunteer investment -" referee -in -chief for the Pickering Each Investors Group Minor Hockey Association for will be reminding you in their the post two years. Each week, advertisements about the kinds he makes numerous calls to fill of things you should be thinking the spots where referees are about when it comes to your financial future. stay tuned! He has also, for t� � formore info ut nine years, volunteered Group call Ian or investors to Camp Trillium for children Allan at (416) 292-7229. • T= Nzm Avvzrri 6Q stwmy, MAY i, vq& rAGz n Garage sale items sought to help Sick Children's Foundation AJAX-PICKERING - Don't know what to do with those unneeded items you've stashed away in the attic or garage? You may want to donate them to Charterways, which is now accepting donations for an upcoming garage sale to benefit the Hospital for Sick Children Foundation Telethon. The sale will be held Saturday, June 4 from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 225 Mackenzie Ave., Ajax. The annual 24-hour telethon begins that day at 8 p.m. and will be televised on CFTO-TV. Donations can be dropped off at the above address. To have items picked up, call Charterways at 683-2350 or 683-7131. HARWOOD PLACE MALL presents AJAX LIONS CLUB CARNIVAL v PAY ONE PRICE DAYS - May 3rd TO MAY 8th/94 Pay One Price Days Vouchers available at 1 CLIP Harwood Place Mall OUT MerchantsC/roTHIS COUPON Vouchers Redeemable at `� For One FREE Conklin Coupons Booth Ride on the 1 For $12.00 Admission restrictions apply at j Merry -Go -Round j some rides. Not redeemable in 1 1 cash. Valid only on day of purchase. Valid May 3 to 8th Ajax Lions would like thank the Mall Management and Merchants for co-operating in this annual voiect. 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Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, 124 King St. E., Oshawa. 433-4711, with Mass of Christian Burial in St. Gregory the Great Roman Catholic Church on Monday, May 2 at 10.30 am. Interment at Resurrection Cemetery. Donations to Keeping the Pace — Oshawa General Hospital would be appreciated. Visitation 2 to 4 pm. and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Low cost AJAX-PICKERING - Local veterinarians are joining efforts w fight rabies. The South Durham Region Veterinary Association will hold low-cost rabies vaccination clinics for dogs and cats in an effort to curb the deadly disease in southern Ontario — the "rabies capital of the world". In Pickering, a clinic will be held Tuesday, May 17 from 4 to 7 pm. at THE BAHA'1 FAnm ntom A -Z • It IN TE TIGAnON The most important thing to our hves Is our rdatiornldp with God. To search and find Him is the rot and TwPcr�ty of each Wividual- No one's faith is oxxUbooed by any other's. 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HED SET $369 rt..ULNICIt/3LI VAK!!4) J Pt,-1J1.N1\li S L 1 $199 DAYBEDCO`1PLETE WITH MATTs $149 mattress box, bunk beds, area rugs, wall units and much, much, more SC—ARBOROUGH OPEN Mon. -Fri. -10 a.m.-9 p.m. I r, 3117 Dufferin St Sat. -10 a.m.-6 p.m. ' Sun. -12 p.m. -6 p.m. ' WE'RE ASKING ' A LOT OF YOU, I ' OND AY N IGI FF IS RED SHIELD APPEAL NIGHT. }our generosity can make a big difference to someone's life. The homeless soul searching for a haz•en. The lonely heart seeking compassion. The child crying out for comfort. These are-tde people for whom the Sah ation .-Army provides help, and then hope, the people who need it most. ld a ask for them that you give. As much as you can. THE NATIONAL RED SHIELD APPEAL.,. Caetpaign Objective -:8,800,000. Metro Toronto Campaign Headquarters 1992 Yowge Sleet, Suite 205, Toronto M4S 3C7 (416) 489-0094 Chairman - T. lain Ronald Director - Major Donald Hollingworth N ELP US N ELP OTN i I ERS. I1 1 Enclosed please find S 1 1 I would like someone to call E] Phone No. I 1 1 If you'd like more information about us 1 I I Name: 1 I 1 1 Address: 1 1 —_ 1 I I City- — 1 I I 1 1 Province: __- Postal Code: 1 1 I THE I`TXF10NAL RED SHIELD APPEAL. 1 I 0 Health study probes impact of nuclear plant, dump By MARIANNE TAKACS sTAff REPORtTtit PICKERING - About 200 Pickering residents will be asked this month to participate in a health study to determine if their reproductibe systems and their children are being hurt by the nuclear power plant and a huge dump. The $25,000 study, commissioned by Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment (PACT), will look at the health impacts of the Brock West landfill and the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. "We thought we should spend some money on this rather than spend it on lawyers' fees," says PACT vice-chairman David Steele. Volunteers needed for 3rd annual Frenchman's Bay Festival in mid-June ❑ Street dance, ponv rides, arts and crafts featured PICKERING — Preparations are under way for the Third Annual Frenchman's Bay Festival on Saturday and Sunday, 1 one 11 and 12. So far, this year's attractions include a street dance, sailing demonstrations, boat rides, pony rides, an arts and crafts show, nature exhibits, cultural presentations, and a photo history of the bay at the East Shore Community Centre. Organizers of the photo show are still looking for items of historical interest for loan or donation. If you've got anything they could use please contact Tom Mohr at 839-1221. Volunteers to organize and run the festival are also needed. Anyone interested in helping out is asked to call one of the following committees: arts, crafts and home -baked goods — Marilyn Hedge — 420-7667; events — Victoria Caballero — 839-5746; garage sale — Craig — 839-4689; multicultural performances — Jerry Caballero — 839- 5746, volunteers — Barnie Warhurst — 831-3679. Call if you have an idea and/or can volunteer an hour or two of your time to snake your community a better place and have some fun. ouncillor PACT has led the fight for the closure of the Brock West dump and the battle against the opening of the new EEII landfill proposed for a site beside Brock West. Households to be surveyed will be randomly selected from areas of Pickering near the Brock West dump. Only those with children will be included in the study. Beginning on Monday, households will be phoned and mothers will be asked to go to the Pickering Town Centre to be interviewed and to fill out a questionnaire. All personal information will be kept strictly confidential and trained nurses will assist in the interview process. If needed, transportation and babysitting services will be supplied by PACT. The Health 2000 questionnaire was developed by Dr. Rosalie Bertell of the International Institute of Concern for Public Health. She has won awards for the questionnaire and for her other health and environmental work. All doctors in the Ajax -Pickering area have been notified of the study, and Dr. Michael Semoff, president of medical staff at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, will act as liaison officer between the medical community and the study's administrators. Data from the study will be processed at the biostatistics department of the University of Toronto. Results will be released in late summer or in the fall. What happens after that will depend on the results. PACT insists cs on .............. Cotmp ° : 11 ;VIZ tto pre C.I. ovey i y ltat`Mr. Pistritto will least a Gve ellttt~ ®eiecastfrom Anstralia: by -lir: Ivey. an; extremely successful self pmve�t coosudratt whose w►rimtgs and aws are very popular among business )pie, and who wrolt: the best seller, The ren Hata of Highly Effective People. A few months ago, a eorttmmsy erupted ong Pickering eouncilhxs over whether . Pl uuw should be permitted to use the itemace allowance provided to him by Town to attend a Covey leadership rase in Sundance, Utah. The councillor has also extended a free ritation to attend the broadcast to all ea to Open Tawe of Pic rag eta�ployees. So W, he it has undertaken the study without any preconceived notions about what will be found. The motive is not to try and close Brock West; that's not the main purpose of the study," says Sheron Leonhardt of PACT's medical committee. "The main purpose is to find out if there's any health problem here. Then we'll go on from there" If the study does identify some kind of problem, explains Ms. Leonhardt, it would probably be up to the Durham Region health department to step in, and the study might become a weapon in the fight against the dumps. If not, the study could be used as a benchmark for future health evaluations of Pickering residents. PA CT meets with Ontario 11 minister of environment By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERINU - Atter a wait of about half a year, Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment finally got their meeting with provincial minister of the environment Bud Wildman recently, but came away with little in the way of promises. "What he did promise us was a response in two weeks on the Brock North (dump) situation," says PACT chairman David Steele. '"That's basically all we got out of him, as far as commitments are concerned." (Metro Toronto, which owns Brock North and Brock West, has plans to move landfill from the closed Brock North site, which has leachate problems, to Brock West. ) Mr. Steele says PACT was nonetheless satisfied with the meeting. which took place April 21 in Toronto. "He was certainly listening to us. He 's fully aware now of all of the situation. which maybe be wasn't before. 1 think it's only fair for him to be able to go back to his staff and then respond." Mr. Steele. PACT legal chairman Bill Parish, past chairman Lloyd Thomas and technical committee representative David Strain made their presentation and confronted the minister with a list of requests for provincial action on several dump -related issues. Those included: - an independent investigation of the capacity of the Brock West dump; - a ministry investigation into why and how the Brock West dump received a certificate of approval without a public hearing-, - a confirmation from the ministry that Metro Toronto will not be allowed to transfer fill from the closed Brock North dump to Brock West, without a full environmental assessment and public hearing; - an orda from the ministry to stop Metro Toronto's excavation activities at EEl l — the site of a new dump proposed for Pickering beside Brack West; - rescinding the government order -in - council that established the current Interim Waste Authority process for new dump approvals, and reinstatement of the full process for dump approvals stipulated under the Environmental Assessment Act According to Mr. Steele, W. Wildman said he has been instructed by government lawyers not to comment on the Brock West situation, since the Town of Pickering is planning to launch a lawsuit to force Metro Toronto and the Province to close it down. Mr. Steele says be is writing a letter to the minister formally requesting a response to all of PACT's requests by the end of May. �1 . wfl. (� k t7Q i I J .... ". Down to a fine art Students at Bayview Heights Public School in Pickering got just about everything down to a fine art at a recent Arts Festival featuring storytellers, songwriters, dancers and craftspeople. Joining efforts to produce their own commercial were, in front, from left, Daniel Compton, John Murphy, Kevin Kernschead and Ahvi Harry. In back are Sarah Myers and Rebecca Raby. photo by Ron Pietroniro cs on .............. Cotmp ° : 11 ;VIZ tto pre C.I. ovey i y ltat`Mr. Pistritto will least a Gve ellttt~ ®eiecastfrom Anstralia: by -lir: Ivey. an; extremely successful self pmve�t coosudratt whose w►rimtgs and aws are very popular among business )pie, and who wrolt: the best seller, The ren Hata of Highly Effective People. A few months ago, a eorttmmsy erupted ong Pickering eouncilhxs over whether . Pl uuw should be permitted to use the itemace allowance provided to him by Town to attend a Covey leadership rase in Sundance, Utah. The councillor has also extended a free ritation to attend the broadcast to all ea to Open Tawe of Pic rag eta�ployees. So W, he it has undertaken the study without any preconceived notions about what will be found. The motive is not to try and close Brock West; that's not the main purpose of the study," says Sheron Leonhardt of PACT's medical committee. "The main purpose is to find out if there's any health problem here. Then we'll go on from there" If the study does identify some kind of problem, explains Ms. Leonhardt, it would probably be up to the Durham Region health department to step in, and the study might become a weapon in the fight against the dumps. If not, the study could be used as a benchmark for future health evaluations of Pickering residents. PA CT meets with Ontario 11 minister of environment By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERINU - Atter a wait of about half a year, Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment finally got their meeting with provincial minister of the environment Bud Wildman recently, but came away with little in the way of promises. "What he did promise us was a response in two weeks on the Brock North (dump) situation," says PACT chairman David Steele. '"That's basically all we got out of him, as far as commitments are concerned." (Metro Toronto, which owns Brock North and Brock West, has plans to move landfill from the closed Brock North site, which has leachate problems, to Brock West. ) Mr. Steele says PACT was nonetheless satisfied with the meeting. which took place April 21 in Toronto. "He was certainly listening to us. He 's fully aware now of all of the situation. which maybe be wasn't before. 1 think it's only fair for him to be able to go back to his staff and then respond." Mr. Steele. PACT legal chairman Bill Parish, past chairman Lloyd Thomas and technical committee representative David Strain made their presentation and confronted the minister with a list of requests for provincial action on several dump -related issues. Those included: - an independent investigation of the capacity of the Brock West dump; - a ministry investigation into why and how the Brock West dump received a certificate of approval without a public hearing-, - a confirmation from the ministry that Metro Toronto will not be allowed to transfer fill from the closed Brock North dump to Brock West, without a full environmental assessment and public hearing; - an orda from the ministry to stop Metro Toronto's excavation activities at EEl l — the site of a new dump proposed for Pickering beside Brack West; - rescinding the government order -in - council that established the current Interim Waste Authority process for new dump approvals, and reinstatement of the full process for dump approvals stipulated under the Environmental Assessment Act According to Mr. Steele, W. Wildman said he has been instructed by government lawyers not to comment on the Brock West situation, since the Town of Pickering is planning to launch a lawsuit to force Metro Toronto and the Province to close it down. Mr. Steele says be is writing a letter to the minister formally requesting a response to all of PACT's requests by the end of May. oil FF W 0 VIZ. SEL I -q > Xr G01 iC� -;► .�. .moi MUST .:�: �� � hen AbS01u 1' K! Lf) 13 AC v =75- fLot isms``—�,�"1 THING HENO. -o"rIll'o till ; • r ll `7' _ •� sf. 7F _-...mss SEUMIG „ • Living Hoon - • W . - :- : ^F x 290009000 F •hairs • Tatg" 46 Sleep •E INVENTORY LIQUIDATION WHITED WAY THE NEWS ADVF aUn SUNDAY. MAY 41994-IPAGE IS School trustee takes on fund-raID ising drive AJAX-PICKERING - election in November. Community work "has always The Pickering ward 2 been near and dear" to a ----- representative has sat on school trustee who will the board nine years, lead this year's United serving two of those as Way fund-raising board chairman. campaign. "It's �� For the past two years, a privilege and a she has helped the United responsibility to give back Way collect money by to your community," leading the education believes Durham Board of division of its fund-raising Education trustee Louise Louise campaign. Farr, who won't seek re- Farr Before that, Mrs. Farr RENOVATION CELEBRATION AT CASHWAY on Saturday, April 23, 1994 Free Balloons for The Kids! Free Goldfish! The Cashway Building Centre Inc. in the Westney Heights Plaza in Ajax had a Fantastic Sale on Friday & Saturday April 22-23, 1994. Pictures above, were just a couple of events that took place. PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE AFTER HOURS CLINIC OPEN FROM: MONDAY -FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m SATURDAY 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Located on Ground Floor Level Main Entrance • X-ray • Pharmacy - Laboratory Located on Premises 1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering PA " ra� Q� AL �max 839=3883TOWN P"CEETROmE We protect our Family from what m4fthappen. Shouldn't we prepare for what we know wr71 happen? Planning fungal arrantg+ecnrnts ahead of Urine• the need arises, spaces fan* from MK7t It decisions later at a stressful and emodonal time. Family protection- A good reason to plan ahead. 0 NkEA(}WIE FUNERAL HOME - 28 Old Kt Vow Road. rodw ltd v1111aff- Nom. Ordwb L 1T u7 For ajim coff 6Fdle l bxkk -A GW* to PA nWiNA/Limd' call as &IJV at (") 42"4W served on the Social Development Council of Ajax - Pickering and the Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources. The United Way hasn't 'set a monetary goal in this year's campaign. But because 1994 is the International Year of the Family, Mrs. Farr would like to focus fund-raising efforts on the number of families the United Way can help. The United Way has also named this year's board of directors. Richard Myron, president of PaintPlas, will serve as president. Terry Barnett, Ajax Transit director, and Bart Calderone, an Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan manager, are vice-presidents. Victor Pynn, an American Express manager, is treasurer, while Michael Withiam, who's in communications, is past - president. -------------------------------� 1 1 THE COMPOSTER LE OF THE SE SON I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 I 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 I I i 1 1 I 1 1 I Not only can you buy a new composter for just $15, but you can learn how to compost at one of Durham Region s free 1 How -To Compost Workshops. Expert staff will be on hand to demonstrate the proper care and maintenance of your composter at the following location. i I I 1 I 1 I 1 1 I I I I 1 I I I I I �I 1 1 1 II 1 r, 1 , 1 1 •• 1 1 1 For more information on Composting or Grasscycling please contact the 1 1 Durham Region Works Department at (905) 668-7721 or call the Compost 1 Hotline at 1-800-667-5671 1 OR JUST $ 15 I 1 ontarm) Funded in port by the Ministry of Environment and EnergyDURHAM L -------------------------------J SENIORS: The Tuesday Nloming Senior. • Dia:ussion Grotrp meet.% at 11-30 a -m- at the Ajax Seniors' Fnen dship Centre. 46 Exeter Rte. 68'-749 i Lo ur e i. STOR1_rLNIE: The Pickering Pubiic Library hoists a Books with Bind suiryarne program for children aged three to five beginning at 10:30 am- at the Pickenne Town Centre, Mrs. Dean and her puppet. Bird, share stories ai;h the children. Care!psrrs and younger children may sit in. Look: for the sign of the Bird m the Ford Corm. S3 I FEAR: The Free From Fear Fo und.atio n meets from', to 9 p.m. at the Y/'P.ACE Cenur. 14n0 Bavly St.. 35 • -q At I7teriociirg, 6tone � peciafistts -SpringI All -Spring Clean upr, f Dianting From $75 50% OFF Interlocting done b Disa Slone UP TO 25% OFF FEHERAPY CLINIC *Relines ' New Dentures TURE STABILITY SOFT DENTURE LINER ONSULTATION William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428 -Ml "Bringing You the CSG Warmth & Passion of Italy" Renowned for our superb Italian cuisine, we invite you to sample Italy's fuiest dishes from pasta to our rack of lamb and seafood. Home -cooked and prepared with care. Terry Crawford the 'Bud Girl' and Rick Johnson provide entertainment for your o, listening and dancing pleasure Wednesdav thru Saturday. mare your special occasions * '� •• i memorable, visit our wine cellar and select one of 145 wines to please your palate. Red Wines laclude: Rubesco 19'7. Masi Amarone 19'7, San Giorgio 1980, Brunello 1981 White Wines Inchrdc Vigna Senza Nome. Vergena, Vinnae, Pomino Eli i (905) 571-3042 for Reservations . , . . . -81 r r • 1— : a ..• �-Aw. . l:: L.'_J.J</ .: w . w .. r - . r . . 7.- v a.'s'w".: d- , of One Step Ahead: Keeping Your Company Competitive, will speak $20 for members, S25 for non- members. 434-1412. TOASTMASTERS: Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters, a non-profit organization committed to encouraging and supporting members with opportunities to develop communication and leadership shills, meet every Wednesday night from 7 to 8:45 at the Family Trust Building at Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. 427-5935 nightime or 439-2960 daytime (Christine Newell -Smith) AUTISTIC SOCIETY: The Durham Chapter of .Autism Societv r WF.. r4N a PA1 Ontario meets at 7:30 pmL at 24 support group for families living with Henderson Dr., Whitby. This is a autism 839-3768 (Lyn Kyneston). MEMBER INSTALLER Hello Again! Here is this week's ad. SENIOR CITIZENS ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO A HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL PINE RIDGE INSURANCE AA* 676 Monarch Ave. #13 Ajax, Ontario Established 1978 683-9725 By the way, last week's SHOCK ABSORBER special at $89.95 is still in effect. Visit your nearest member installer (listed below) soon. These member installers along with UAP/NAPA promise to fully guarantee your satisfaction with quality service & quality parts. As independent businesses they understand the need for doing a good job & saving you money! A They want to stay in business-, FRONT BRAKES* From 79 MOST REAR BRAKESRs from 7 9 95 BRING IN THIS 'MANUFAC URE BY WAGNER D"' VN BRAKE HERE'S WHAT WrrH WE'LL DO: UFETIME GUARANTEE 19 Replace front brake pads with quality UAP/NAPA .,"Call the UAP/NAPA brake pads with Lifebme warranty �tty professionals in 10 Inspect cakper mounting and siders 1\ your neighborhood 19 Inspect rotors for wear and damage or drop in and n� • e to Inspect hydraukc system for leaks make an appointment!" 19 nil / Top up brake fluidMETALLIC BRAKE *�- PADS FOR SOME NEWER - ( I 10 Road test vehicle MODELS $20 EXTRA ®® "We Promise To Perform To Our Best" ®® �.� •: a ii: _ .11 1 S , 11 1111 1 im I- — "We Well OM All PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVER71SER SUNDAY, MAY 1,1"4 AUTO FIX CENTRE ACTIVE TIRE & AUTO McLEAN-RUSHLEY Unit 15A, Pickering, next to the GO CENTRE 1 WESTNEY RD. AT HWY. �• ���� (905) 420-0687 #2, AJAX (905) 686-2182 PICKERING (90.-,) 839.4843 station. It's for people who suffer DAVIDSON TIRE & AUTO MASTER MECHANIC from panic attacks, fear, phobias or SUNDAY.AY 1 anxiety. Meetmgs are the first and i PET DAY: The South Durham third Tuesday of each month. 831 - Region Veterinary Association hosts 3877. Durham Pet Day from 12 to 4 p.m. at FELLOWSHIP: The Bayfair North Oshawa Arena, Mary St. Baptist Church, Hwy. 2 east of between Taunton Rd. and Beatrice Whites Rd., Pickering, holds a St. Demonstrations and information Ladies In Fellowship Evening at 7:30 booths. Free. 728-3616 (Tim). p -m- Theme is sound judgment. All MONDAY. SAY 22 women welcome. S2 at the door and STAMPS: The Ajax Philatelic S2 to do a craft. 428-9431 (evening Society meets the fust and third only). 'vtortdav of each month at 7 p.m at DISABILITIES: The Invisible St. Bernadette'-, Catholic Church, Disability Support Crcoup im�ets at 7 Harwooxd Ave. and Baylv St.. Ajax. p -m. at 947 Adelaide Ave. E., 539-8364 (Rayl. Oshawa. It's for parents of kids with SMOKERS: Mite Durham Region AICD, ADI iD, or social. emotional Lung Association holds a free or behavioral problems. All weekly support group for smokers at welcome. 623-5.11.3 (Mary Lou), any stage of quitting even'�lorioday 623-6490 OKaren) or 136-7706 from 7 to 1) p.m at the PHI Centre, (I`an`� 1. -10 Ding St. W.. Suite -3()(). Oshawa. 1:D. ESDAI , MAI' 4 -136-10.16. FUN FAIR: Our Lady of the Bay QUIT SMOKING: The Lung Catholic Schoxll• 811 Eyer Dr.. Ass.ciauon offers an ongoing group Pickering. celebrate. its _5th support program for smokers at anniversary with a fun fair from 4:30 every stage of quitting even to 8 p.m. Rain date is 1\lay 5. 839- Nltx day night from 7 to 9 p.m. in 5 32. Oshawa. Free. 41(-1046. EXETER OPEN HOUSE: Exeter RIEDICAL SLEET: The Ontario High Schok,l. SO Falbv Ct., :1jax, Medical Secretanes and Nurses holds an open house beginning at 5 Assoc talion holds its montlilv P-1711 Me theme is hew Beginnings: meeung at 7:30 p.m.. at 601 . Exeter's Transition. Buffet at 5 p.m. Harw•ooxd Ave.. S. Suite 207, Ajax. S10 for adults. S6 for children aged Open to anyone m the medical 11 and under. Displays. sale of baked profewcion. Jan 613-0201. goods and bedding plants. free blood TUESDAI•, .%fA1' 3 pressure clinic. 683-81:5. QUILT]ERS: -i1x Ihirham Trillium MANUFACTURERS: The Dtuham (halters' Cnrild meets at 7:30 pm- at Region :Manufacturers Association St. George'-, Anglican Church. Bagot hosts a breakfast meeting at 7:30 am. and Centre SLI.- Oshawa. 6233-5135, at the Holiday Inn• 1011 Bloor St. E., ,; s _ 1945. Oshawa. Andrew Campbell, author SENIORS: The Tuesday Nloming Senior. • Dia:ussion Grotrp meet.% at 11-30 a -m- at the Ajax Seniors' Fnen dship Centre. 46 Exeter Rte. 68'-749 i Lo ur e i. STOR1_rLNIE: The Pickering Pubiic Library hoists a Books with Bind suiryarne program for children aged three to five beginning at 10:30 am- at the Pickenne Town Centre, Mrs. Dean and her puppet. Bird, share stories ai;h the children. Care!psrrs and younger children may sit in. Look: for the sign of the Bird m the Ford Corm. S3 I FEAR: The Free From Fear Fo und.atio n meets from', to 9 p.m. at the Y/'P.ACE Cenur. 14n0 Bavly St.. 35 • -q At I7teriociirg, 6tone � peciafistts -SpringI All -Spring Clean upr, f Dianting From $75 50% OFF Interlocting done b Disa Slone UP TO 25% OFF FEHERAPY CLINIC *Relines ' New Dentures TURE STABILITY SOFT DENTURE LINER ONSULTATION William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) 84 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428 -Ml "Bringing You the CSG Warmth & Passion of Italy" Renowned for our superb Italian cuisine, we invite you to sample Italy's fuiest dishes from pasta to our rack of lamb and seafood. Home -cooked and prepared with care. Terry Crawford the 'Bud Girl' and Rick Johnson provide entertainment for your o, listening and dancing pleasure Wednesdav thru Saturday. mare your special occasions * '� •• i memorable, visit our wine cellar and select one of 145 wines to please your palate. Red Wines laclude: Rubesco 19'7. Masi Amarone 19'7, San Giorgio 1980, Brunello 1981 White Wines Inchrdc Vigna Senza Nome. Vergena, Vinnae, Pomino Eli i (905) 571-3042 for Reservations . , . . . -81 r r • 1— : a ..• �-Aw. . l:: L.'_J.J</ .: w . w .. r - . r . . 7.- v a.'s'w".: d- , of One Step Ahead: Keeping Your Company Competitive, will speak $20 for members, S25 for non- members. 434-1412. TOASTMASTERS: Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters, a non-profit organization committed to encouraging and supporting members with opportunities to develop communication and leadership shills, meet every Wednesday night from 7 to 8:45 at the Family Trust Building at Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. 427-5935 nightime or 439-2960 daytime (Christine Newell -Smith) AUTISTIC SOCIETY: The Durham Chapter of .Autism Societv r WF.. r4N a PA1 Ontario meets at 7:30 pmL at 24 support group for families living with Henderson Dr., Whitby. This is a autism 839-3768 (Lyn Kyneston). MEMBER INSTALLER Hello Again! Here is this week's ad. SENIOR CITIZENS ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO A HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL PINE RIDGE INSURANCE AA* 676 Monarch Ave. #13 Ajax, Ontario Established 1978 683-9725 By the way, last week's SHOCK ABSORBER special at $89.95 is still in effect. Visit your nearest member installer (listed below) soon. These member installers along with UAP/NAPA promise to fully guarantee your satisfaction with quality service & quality parts. As independent businesses they understand the need for doing a good job & saving you money! A They want to stay in business-, FRONT BRAKES* From 79 MOST REAR BRAKESRs from 7 9 95 BRING IN THIS 'MANUFAC URE BY WAGNER D"' VN BRAKE HERE'S WHAT WrrH WE'LL DO: UFETIME GUARANTEE 19 Replace front brake pads with quality UAP/NAPA .,"Call the UAP/NAPA brake pads with Lifebme warranty �tty professionals in 10 Inspect cakper mounting and siders 1\ your neighborhood 19 Inspect rotors for wear and damage or drop in and n� • e to Inspect hydraukc system for leaks make an appointment!" 19 nil / Top up brake fluidMETALLIC BRAKE *�- PADS FOR SOME NEWER - ( I 10 Road test vehicle MODELS $20 EXTRA ®® "We Promise To Perform To Our Best" ®® �.� •: a ii: _ .11 1 S , 11 1111 1 im I- — "We Well OM All Former Wooko Automotive Custon> ws" AUTO FIX CENTRE ACTIVE TIRE & AUTO McLEAN-RUSHLEY 1010 BROCK RD., UNIT 4, PICKERING CENTRE 1 WESTNEY RD. AT HWY. AUTOMOTIVE LTD. 996 DILLINGHAM RD., (905) 420-0687 #2, AJAX (905) 686-2182 PICKERING (90.-,) 839.4843 HENRY DEWARDINS DAVIDSON TIRE & AUTO MASTER MECHANIC AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES INC. 377 MACKENZIE AVE, UNT 9, 780 MARKHAM RD., SCARBOROUGH 1211 KINGSTON RD.. AJAX (905) 683.9040 (416) 431-1444 PICKERING (905) 4204" BROCK AUTO REPAIR JSK AUTO CARE EVEREADY AUTO SALES b AND SALES BROCK RD. N., PICKERING 1950 NOTION RD., PICKERING SERVICE INC. "AUTOPRO" (905) 427-6110 (905) 686-1694 2-518 CENTENNIAL RD. N-, WEST HILL (416) 2847252 WHITE'S ROAD SHELL WATCH NEXT HOWELL'S SERVICE SUNDAY'S PAPER PETRO -CANADA• 698 KINGSTON RD., PICKERIND. G (905) 839-9291 FOR ANOTHER GREAT SPECIAL SERVICE CENTRE 38 839-9250 PIC ERING (905 , Markham Vp -wqwj:j:j beatre 333 i For Performing Arts THE NEWSADVERMER StXMY, MY 17, Er MARKHAM THEATRE'S 1994-95 - - � ---10TH ANNIVERSARY SEASON SUBSCRIBE NOW THEATRE SERIES ($57-$72) 1 Ought To Be In Pictures The Honeymooners Bishop Goes To War �\�, , e Wild Guys 1I , SIGNATURE r----- SERIES ($9Z (formerly Music Series 1) Peter Appleyard's All-Star Swing Fever Band Michael Burgess )ohn McDermott ;Choice and Chance SHAUNA ROLSTON ,,,Encounters Pbps & ught Cmlics sewer SPOTLIGHT ON SOUND SERIES ($$7) (formerly Music Series 11) DISCOVERY SERIES ($33) Chinese Magic Revue ofTaiwan How the Gimquat Found Her Song Jest In Time FAMILY SERIES ($29) Judy & David Fish Whiskers _,MK:HAa euRGm Thomas Barnett Wx*m sm" Lenny Graf & His Noise and Gadgets Machine ^NVIZENCE GC? MAN ;;�;o! ghf On Sow o .Y: I{ S N MANHATTAN TAP Dance Series To a Spectacular Season Featuring a Dazzling line-up of Singers, Dancers, Actors, Musicians and Aerial Aces' .ti JIM CHINESE MAGIC REVUE OF "w""'T TAIWAN XhoGce & Chance Encoviters) Dibcovery series 9gwttre serm :TER APPLEtWD 8040P GOES TO WAR Sebes JOHN MCDEN440TT THE HONEYMOONERS moor. sodas JUDY & DAVID Farr* Sellas 171 Town Cor Corner Hwy. 1� TWN (QjWel'tte) W0n&Xff%dS19dW to�Z5% OFF REGUUR TICKET PRICES! Free Parking Priority Seating Exchange Privileges Special Events Mason Mwennaponal Realtors Miller Thomson Barristers i solicitors Partners In Pit Axww" Rous Comrrrminrions Inc. 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"AROMi6 "LADY PK:«ARD WOODCOCK GROOM PICKARD PICKARD ARSENAIA.T V LLM11110ON HEARD WLLIANSON MODDDEN LEACH [ I� 91919 Aw IFIt g 'VILLAGE Ho. n I PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER M. W �e..�n��1���1•�a�•rr'A•..AMeY+.a,'t*.a.ratlp?SF:: w:i:JC'+9b�h': �.1Wr>. V.-�-_ .._.—.— ... PAGE 22 -THE NEW ADVEMI SE! OMMY, MAY 1,19% SP(:)RTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, fax 683-7363 ♦FEATURE REPORT Y. t Athletics, acadermcs = k go h ❑ Students with brains and brawn fostered at Pine Ridge Secondary By AL RIVIE= st'oars REPowrER AJAX-PICKERING - It's not easy for top athletes to juggle both sports and school. But. for the 15 students in Pine Ridge Secondary School's ups,= High Performance Athlete Program. the rigors of sports and education naw go hand -in -hard. The program allows provincial or national -level athletes to keep up with tb& school studies while training in their sport It's the second school to offer the program in, this area, a similar program has run at Dumbarton High School for the past three years. High performance teacher Dorothy DeGrav, who was involved in starting the program at Dunbarton, has been in charge of the Pine Ridge inuoduc-tion. "I implemented the one at Dumbarton Nigh School• so (school administrai�n) approached me about doing something trite this here. By doing it. I've found there is a bigger need for it here than I fast thought," says Mrs. DeCs>v . So far, the program has proved popular with Pine Ridge students and educators alike. In the tali, Ws set to expr+od 10 include about 25 student ad ims. Grade 9 student and figure skater Tara Leetham, 15, says the pnW'amhelps heir maiiage Ler time more effectively, sppp6cally with iu089 Al to homework- "It helps a lot Rich with getting my wort done. I can do homework or study the next day so you don't feel noshed I do part of my homework at nit and some the oat day" OAC student and fdbw figure suer Tr#U Steel, 17, feels much the same. "I tan two w four hours at right, so whet run not able b do (m homework) at night, I can get it done "gthe day - Richard Bellew, 16, a Grade 10 n-nana student who plays for the Ontario provincial soccer team, says he'd get bogged down in his studies without the help of the program. "I would fall behind because I couidn`t do my homework and sports at the same time.- he says. Athletes in the program come from all sporting backgrounds, including squash players, synchronized swimmers, wrestlers, soccer players, and figure skaters, to name a few. The program, says Mrs. DeCaay, allows students time to do their homework during scbool hours. The first penod of each day is set aside for the teens to catch up on homework, or to write tests they've missed while away training or at motions. One or two days each week. Mrs. DeGray teaches a special class which caters specifically to sport. A variety of topics are covered, including nutrition, sports psychology, and motivational techniques such as visualization. Occasionally, the class bears from guest speakers, such as Canadian freestyle aerial skier Kennedy Ryan who too sdy talked on behalf of the FAME (Female Athletes Motivating Excellence) program. Mrs. DcGray makes it perfectly clear that the students neither expect nor get preferential treatment when it comes to school work. "I don't want people to get the misconception that they're treated differently or get preferential treatment. They write tests, hands essays and write exams just like all YA-dY � w - V��V� •�Preeevviously, top- level athletes would have been penalized for missing classes due to teaming and competition. Now, the athlete is expected to etch up on missed work. "There can be a balance between academics and athletics," she says, "as long as you prioritize, set goods and stick with them. no program allows them to do tba w Tara Leetham Trista Steel Canadian freestyle ballet skier Ashley Herod, left, and freestyle aerialist Kennedy Ryan, middle, converse with Pine Ridge high-performance athlete program students Trista Steel and Richard BeAew at the school. Herod and Ryan are part of the FAME (Female Athletes Motivating Excellence) program. COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE 1400 sant VREET, PICKERING (BESIDE THE GO STATION PARKING LOT) �s'W'W rrtW11F 11 NNW" m� AY :Y 00 -I- •.-..i %:.._,.1a....� ' tea• ..�F: .S . 1i... . # �.. 1 S ...,.,.r-� l., FS«_: .x .; -T�' 7. ru Y :7= A , -9:30- _., ............ 7R NESDAY WORD FOR 6. WEIEK9, MAY 18 WINDOWS 16:30-9:30 % CALL (905) 420.5841 08 (905) 427.2165 �'�nr. wy..... V e ,', y ,-�� 'M•:'.�r. ,r sy ..8, � �. —_ _ �^_�..•rrm.JrYmr`�srw ' ,.+..a�- I*:J.. ti�ti.+ -.. i..... . •..+rr � , a w 1 � ►CHARITY RUN ''olive carry the torch for DURHAM - Durham's finest 2. The kick-off on May 5 will be Durham's contribution to the total : getting ready for a charity run. part of the Opening Ceremonies was $30,000. Durham Regional Police are of the Special Olympics 1994 The Special Olympics provide irin8 up to participate in the 8th Provincial Spring Games at athletes with mental handicaps the mual Law Enforcement Torch McMaster University in opportunity to experience and n for Special Olympics. Hamilton, succeed in sports. The funds The province -wide Torch Run Last year 7,000 law collected from the torch run will ay will begin on May 5 and enforcement employees from support local, provincial and ss through Durham Region Ontario participated to raise national events for the Special ung Hwy. 2 on Thursday, June $750,000 for Special Olympics. Olympics. syrrina,( has ste*-lineffort at bi .meet PICKERING A Pickering gymnast 68.500 in the junior high performance xned a silver medal at the Elite Ontario";category. Kochi won the silver medal on 194 competition at Centennial College in >vautt, placed fourth on bars and sixth on arborough last weekend. Elite Ontario brought together the top „JCoehl, who is ranked fifth in`Canada -. rmrtasts from the seven regions in the end was the vault champion at Elite= j ovmce• Canada in December, has qualified to Kirsten Koehl, 14, a member `of `Compete at the Canadian National k ' emini Gymnastics of Oshawa, placed Championships in Charlottetown, P.E.I .- venth overall with a combined score of May 22 to 29. ;Kirsten KoeN 'HIGH SCHOOLS Ajax High field lacrosse ;irls split season openers AJAX - The Ajax High School girls' varsity field lacrosse team split games with Oshawa's Central Collegiate and NVhitby's Anderson Collegiate in Oshawa Wednesday afternoon. The games represented the opening of Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletic regular -season play for all three teams. In the first game, Ajax prevailed over Central 3-2. Ajax rebounded from a 2-0 deficit to capture the victory. Lisa Canning, Janice Choi and Tania Paulozza, with the game winner. scored for Ajax. However, the Ajax High squad was defeated by Anderson 5-4 in the second game. Anderson scored the clinching goal with only 10 seconds remaining in the contest. Tracy Allen, Paulozza, Marsha Leeman and Jessica Marceau scored for Ajax. The Ajax High Geld lacrosse squad travels to Whitby's Father Leo Austin school for LOSSA league games against Leo Austin and Oshawa Donevan on Monday. • A • T= P49M ADVQrUM sUMMY, MAY 1, M*4- GE n Olympians Donations will be accepted at any police station in Durham Region. Donations in the form of cheques can be made out to `Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics', and can be sent to: The Durham Regional Police Law Enforcement Torch Run, c/o Co-ordinator Detective Karen Moloney, 77 Centre Street. N., Oshawa, Ontario, L 1 G 4137. Income tax receipts vAll be mailed out for donations of 510 or more. For more information, call 579-1520. Sports reporter Al Rivett knows the score. 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Alyscia Crooks, seventh McWatters was also third in the 200m I.M.: Lindsav Mascherin, 200m breaststroke and 200m third 100m back, sixth 200m backstroke and was fifth in both back, seventh 50m free: Danielle the 100m free and the 100m Singer, second 200m back, back. She was also sixth in the seventh 50m free. Best times 200m free. were recorded by Sian Wan Here are the complete results Leng. for Ajax swimmers: 13 -AND -14 BOYS 10 -AND -UNDER GIRLS Brock Regan, fifth 200m Heather Crowdis, seventh back. Best times were recorded 10 ,m fly; Dianne Tam. sixth by Mike Lucente. A CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Expect More from Sears, sale prices start Thursday April 26, 1994' flyer, page 3, the selected diamond and gemstone rings, 40% off should have read choose from women's styles, not men's and women's. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. IT'S SUNDAY MORNING!! ARE YOU A MILLIONAIRE?? 683 -INF` O - 4636) Linda White has her eye on education. 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EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hw-y. *2) t z K 1 ` HZ NEWS ADVZItTU = SUMMY, MAY 11,1"64%GZ 27 Carly rive* Wraggs mark an *versary ----I May 5. He'll mark the big day Playhouse at the Discovery Bay Songbirds at Pickering High April 27. We love you, mom with family and friends. Best Centre... School fared well at the recent and dad "... wishes from mommy, daddy, 0 0 0 Ontario Vocal Festival. The O O O sister Shalane, aunty Shali and Vocal Jazz Combo, made up of Gerry Vail and Howie Neal j Name uncle Dave... eight students, earned a silver are pleased to announce their ❑ O O ' and an invitation to sing at engagement after dating for so _ Dropping Al and Maryann Pope are �v MusicFest Canada. The Concert many years. The happy couple proud to --- Choir, comprised of 16 students, plans to marry in the summer of announce and the Jazz Choir's 15 members 1995. Congratulations from t h e John... forthcoming � Millions. She's the queenpin at 000 marriage of Amanda received a video their only - <�?� _, • tape from Big Brothers for daughter, ; t ► k { having the most sponsors for her Hello and welcome back to Laurie, to ` �- = • ► •• =� the column which shares a Pierre, son age level in the recent Bowl for ! - -- • whole bunch of happy of Fernand 4 Pierre Dub 1ue - Plaza Bowl in Ajax. milestones of Ajax and Dubuque of W i and �' Congratulations from Grandpa Pickering residents with its Quebec andd LiP� '' ` `^� and Grandma Boustead... readers each and every week. Micheline LaChapel of - Once again, we have a truck- Antoine. The wedding is at Stop the presses' Stop the load of names to drop your Kingsview United Church, lar Holdforth presses!. A late -breaking item way. So, without further ado-. Oshawa, on June 4. Ian Holdforth celebrated his Tammy Waterman just landed on our desk. Zachary J J :1 Congratulations from mom, dad, birthday on April 18. Love and Sairoglou turned the ripe old age A special little "angel" turned Allisha, Babi and Didie birthday wishes to "a great father won bronze medals. of one on April 29. Mommy and — BuchowskL.. and husband" from wife Congratulations... daddy wish him a very happy O Michelle, son Bradley and O J :1 birthday with lots of love and !I It was a special Easter at the baby -on--- Tammy Waterman kisses... ,. the -way in. - --_ turns sweet 16 on May 3. May... The Waterman family That brings us to the JJ� 1 - o�f"Y' ' _ wrote a birthday poem in end of another edition of A little ' Yx. _ her honor which goc-, like guy was -'= this: "Yesterdav you stere Name Drnppin;;. If cost L I -t t feted with a a baby. _ """' j {{; . •�:tf r•�:j 'Barney ' ' We held party for ,ou in s - - o u r w" �+ birthday. Sarah. Kadie a r m s . B r i a n and Brian Leslie Today La' • ' aj tom'" Leslie of you are j Pickering turned one on April 29. a young lady Big sisters Kaitie, who turns with beauty, seven on July 25, and Sarah, style and who turns five on June 29, charm." Happy planned the family party on birthday from Carty Louise Howie Saturday which also involved the mom, dad and 1 3 two on April 28. Hugs and kisses r 9 ! big, cuddly dinosaur. "Happy Trevor.-- _ are passed along to birthday girl --- Hem Bartlett birthday, Brian. love mommy, J=i. Carly Louise Howie of daddy, Kaitie, Sarah, all your Students at Pickering from mommy, daddy Bartlett home in Pickering. grandparents, nana. aunts, uncles St. Catherine and all her relatives and special Baby Heidi Bartlett took a most and cousins-... of Sienna friends... _ sacred and important step and J J J C a t h o l i c , D O J entered into fellowship of Christ Happy hirthday to a special School in Ajax Bill and Ann Wragg and the community of St. boy. John Eldon Milky of Ajit performed The Martin's Anglican Church. Heidi Wizard of Oz was baptized by Rev. Paul F 1 a s t Febeley at theEaster Vigil li Wednesday James Lowden, Rachel Birss, Kelly Sloane and ' Service on April Joining Heidi and Thursday Ca Wizard of Oz. in the + niehts �C'�r in The celebration of baptism `='+ have an item you want w e r ementioned, call us at 683- . mommy , _ �� 5110, fax 683-7363 or write ,daddy, Kyle, A m a a d a to 130 Commercial Ave., and Joshua, Ajax, Ontario, US 2H5. godparents The deadline for Kevin and -'' submissions is 11 a.m. the K e I I y "' ;,. Tuesday before 4 O'Shea, t' publication. We're not VINKII)arents. responsible for lost or a1Ois. uncles, i damaged pbotograpbs. cousins and - _ , friends... Carica Bacon O O O 'i°h" Eldon MiName Dropping is no ey - �" longer running birth A link cutey is turning two. turned two on April 27. Friends announcements. If you Csrlee Diana Bacon celebrates and relatives helped John _____ have a birth to announce, her second celebrate his special day. Lots of ` < r call the classified birthday on love, hugs and kisses from dad, advertising department at ,Bi and Mn Wragg Sunday, grandma, aunt Buck, aunt Angelia Adwoyd 68.3.5110. May 1. Her C a t h y, celebrated 25 years of wedded family says n a c 1 e Enjoying the bliss recently. They took that H a p p y W a y e spotlight were walk down Birthday!" a n d Janes Lowden as the aisle on •-• cousins the Scarecrow, A ril 26, 000 Matthew Rachel Birss as 1969. Best Shawna ' t and john... the Tin Man, wishes from ''a A n a O O O Kelly Sloane as family and `�" Murdoch t-� ``, A little the Lion and turned six sweetheart Candy Gogar as friends... �' 1300 years old on 1 celebrated Dorothy... Michael March 28. �- b e r Mariah Homer 0 0 0 Katugampola Lots of love Shawna Ann birthday A family will celebrate and kisses Murdoch recently. Mariah Horner of writes: "Happy his fifth are sent her Ajax turned one on April 29. birthday to our - birthday on Miichael way from mom, dad, brother Best wishes from nam, dad and beautiful angel, ry Thursday, Ka Ryan and nana and paps. Her Brian... Angelia Ackroyd, R AtTratxlat birthday was celebrated at Pa's O O O who trotted four on Paul's � ••l���i ,1' �s .L••1 lrt •'�'••a a7. ia.+-+... •1. �• sa ♦.r. .»[1V: i<' •l♦,"a•. rIIJ r:i. �t-1 ,a. .'l. ♦.. .�,, �r r,.,l k>'f T• -11 .. xF�-_. �-..�-v-�--.. �. -�-. �. • 04104, ... '�: m I PAGE 2S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 1,1 4 't*over V 10 years G� Experience SPECIALIZING IN RESIDENTIAL FULL LAWN CARE: Designs for Gardens & Landscaping Sodding, Planting, Pruning FERTILIZING: Monthly & Yearly ___Co_ntracts Available SIGN UP NOW AND EXP Es I �. Ctt omer Satisfaction Guaranteed Fully Insured • Industrial Call Collect 14161284-7680 EICLTD. 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CASH 683-2363 Ajax & CARRY 683-2453 YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS THIS WEEK FEATURING: "THE LAWN DOCTOR" Lorne Buckingham is The Lawn Doctor and he wants to see you have a healthy lawn this summer. There's nothing that compliments approved by the government, they will your home more than a healthy green spray your lawn to provide weed control lawn. and keep it free from unsightly pests. That's why for the past 18 years -We are also very concerned about The Lawn Doctor has been doing his safety and carry wind meters with us to annual checkups this time of year. each job and post warning signs," says Lorne Buckingham, has been prac- Lorne. "If the wind is blowing too hard tising for 18 years and has a program to we never spray." suit your lawn care needs and budget. Of course if you don't work with The -Today with the thin layer of top soil Lawn Doctor you won't get the results under your grass your lawn needs help, " you desire. he says. -You can't take it for granted." All of their care programs and single Right now The Lawn Doctor's applications depend on good grass cut - team is aerating area lawns, something ting and watering habits. that should be done once a year. "People should mow their lawn once Plugs of earth are removed from the a week and keep it no shorter than 2 112 turf and remain on the surface where inches and either rake or bag the clip - they eventually break down and work pings," says Lorne."During the hot their way back into the soil. Now the oxy- months it's a good idea to water your gen, sunlight and fertilizer are able to lawn every other day for 1 hour per gain access to the root system of the lawn sprinkler setting either in the early quickly. ,morning or evening," The Lawn Doctor will also fertilize Along with wife Sue, brother your lawn with liquid applications with Stephen and sister Sue, Lorne has built slow release factors for longer residual an excellent reputation in the area and effect and no burning. advises people to choose their lawn cane "The fertilizers keep the nitrogen specialist carefully. content of the soil at proper levels," says So call The Lantra Doctor at (416) Lorne. "This is done 4 times a year." 2612106 or Also using only applications (905) 857-1272. J " PARTS AND SERVICE CALL NOW! AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR BRAUN, PHIUPS, CUISINART, TEFAL OPEN SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. - 4 P.M. FREE ESTIMATES FOR MICROWAVE REPAIR! (905)428-5590 TT7 KINGSTON ROAD WEST MACFADYEN ALUMINUM NEEMENEEM Ear. 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' ' CALL FOR SERVICE_ ■ ' EXPERT PLUM � SERVICES ' ' 'Thr ons snafu Jbr Alf your *Mbitg its ds" ' ' Ajax -Pickering (905) 428-5520Port Perry WM 985-00" ' • Commercial • Industrial • ktstitutional � J Years ce N w, WERxm0 A Amn0NS AID RETRO FITS FOR C0I111MERCIAL OfNCEg, COM ERCML REEM, NOIUSTUAL PLMM 114 Clements Road E. Ajax (905) 686-9632 THE NEWS ADVERMER SUNDAY, MAY 1,1!!14 -TACE 29 Means Ouslity - advertise both Oshlhllra-Whitby This Week (57643WO and Ain4litckerntg Nems Adverdw (7W76M Combined Preswu�t of 126,000 every FJ11Wi4ZZ1F/Yrd-- Careers 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. till 5:00 P.M. 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 -- Careers 100 Careers Start Your Training Today! i 1 graduated in 6 months, instead of having to study for 2-3 years. I .'. nen 1 dr -"Io Ku iu locant. S. na.n of tlusxtess, it was •., ause 1 wanted to Ko to work as uxxm as prnsible. I didn't ., i -n to he in x N-11 fix two or three gars At Toronto Sc iwX)l A . irw- s, I was ready for the w.xkplare in lust sj* mrxmrhs' Orly Assasar Lnoose rrom !Jur tJC ung lira m LTum: AL 'L�TER 9:, SI%ESS WORD ADMINISTRATION PROCESSING G i COMPUTERS CO-A PROGRAMMING i AL STSTU* ANYSIS Wk and on-tft�jop traNtYtp This rewarding career guilds year round. ye 'ell -esteem and sell -linage. LEGAL SECRETARY! MEDICAL OFFICE MIC110 COMPUTER BUSINESS HOTi1 i RESTAURANT BANK TELLING At FINANCIAL ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS MANAGEMENT SERVXE5 IF Nonamork«, Ontario. L3X 1 X1 •s MKROCOWPLTER ELECTRONICS ';'djE7_: DENTAi(HAl"Of ASSISTANT 1TRA)vELL TOURISM < VIECLTnt SECRETARY "You may qualify for Financial AssisUnce. Call and Inquire. TORONTO PICKERING CAMPUS 1450 Kilig0m Rd_, Suiie 17 Pickerin& Ontario 420-1344 ocrLIECI-ai There's st�A'time to register in xyerson Polytechnic University atDurham College TAKE COURSES FOR CREDIT TOWARDS A RYERSON DEGREE OR CERTIFICATE SPRING SESSION BEGINS THE WEEK OF MAY 2 • NURSING • OFFICE & INFORMATION MANAGEMENT • TELECOMMUNICA"11ONS MANAGEMENT • HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT (Selected Courses) • OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY For more information about Ryerson programs & specific courses call Sandra at 571-3283 10ERSON 100 Careers 110 General Help DURHAM COLLEGE CONTINUOUS LEARNING DIVISION NIGHT SCHOOL - REGISTER NOW. BUSINESS Medication Mathematics Landscape Painting AccountingiBookkeeping Orientation to Palliative Care Legal Aid Essentials Adobe Photoshop Pathology d Therapeutics T Marine Radio Operator Asbestos Awareness Philosophies of E.C.E Motorcycle Training dBase IV Programming 4 for the Young Quilting DOS Chdd Self Defence for Women AM, INTRO TO LAW Psychology 2 Self Employed Entrepreneur Quattro Pro for Windows Sociology 1 Serging WP 6 for Windows Sociology of the Family Sewing HEALTH SCIENCES'E.G E Wellness b the '90s Small Business d GST Working with Parents Spanish Basic Anatomy 8 Physioiogy GENERAL INTEREST Successful Money Strategies CPR -Basic Tennis Communication 'A" Assertiveness Training Vegetarian Cooking Communication Techniques 2 Creative Stenciling Videocamera Tectinlques Dental Anatomy Floral Arrangements Fanuly 8 Family Systems Folk Art DISTANCE EDUCATION Fist Responder 1 French Heart Saver Hurver Safety Training Accounting Human Growth 8 Behaviour 2 Karate kCoom�puters Interaction b Communication Call for more information 905-721-3052 Vss LB f s =i s= Ps � a_ �xra CD1 i Z --=.z Courses startint; nom: • Nord Pic essinr; • Programmer 1nahst ' Computerized %ccounting e Computer Maintenance � Tcc hnolog� 4 e Microcomputer Rusincss - Applications tiCx R E3ltitNF S, C.�REER STARTS HERE OSHAWA 434-8585 is and Plaza 560 Kray S' 'N VICTORIA - COQUITLAM • VANCOUVER - BURNABY - SURREY • EDMONTON • SASKATOON WINNIPEG MISSISSAUGA • TORONTO NORTH YORK • NEWMARKET - SCARBOROUGH KINGSTON OTTAWA • MONTREAL • LAVAL • LONGUEUIL - QUEBEC • HALIFAX CDI Career Development InsntuteS Ltd DURHAM EMPLOYMENT S E R V I C E Your Labour Source In Durham Region We have people with the skills you need. We have access to funding to offset hiring and training costs. For info on how we can help with hiring and recruiting Call Today 0 60 Bond St. W., 13th Floor Oshawa, Ontarlo L10 1A5 REGION 434-5453 CAREER School of t.. E. hei 110 P 110 � � Design. trzao9geonoisan T General W General Help 110 P 110 P aspet is of Floral bra^ Lwin tine vial took and tri= You n.ed roc tin. Well- rsARN .u.S AT HOME bass a jog nwrkaA. AN,o atvai- able computer pr____-ning We pay you directly to assemble our products Wk and on-tft�jop traNtYtp This rewarding career guilds year round. ye 'ell -esteem and sell -linage. For details send S.A.S. E. to: Loss apbmryp,rwyowBrien- LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURERS oal ass'aminss ce. (Melifter - Be- er RusineBureau►. Days. 16715-12llounge St. S.-341 436-1991 W.,m* gs 436-m110. Nonamork«, Ontario. L3X 1 X1 .,.,♦fti ?,aa -4 4-- as J 4P Nwa Advordser MassNied Dept. Is OW O"ry Mon. to Fri. 8:00 a.nL to 5:00 pm - Call 683.5110 to plea your ad or fax It 683.7363 OFFICE HELP 4 months temporary positron available for a mature, responsible, detail oriented person with experience in Word Perfect 5.1, ACT PAC 6 Lotus 1, 2, 3. Person should be familiar with accounting aspects of ACT PAC as well as order entry i3 inventory control. Please send resume with salary expectation to: File #7006 Oshawa This Week 865 Farewell Ave., Oshawa KIDS a 9ers ^9ede - -rdarety for 1 111`9 worlt. ca -a ogues a - , "! cornrnercws. Cart 962.551 t. R�; STUDENT WORK S' i oo to star rierview npw. star after e■ar s. No door to -Joor or leyman,eung. selolar".04 avartabte 666.6660 (TF) 100 Careers YMCA DIRECTOR DURHAM SUPERVISED ACCESS PROGRAM Cortract positron. •erewaoie Noverroer 3C • 444 :eoendent upor continued `:. 7C.nS S312.30C .4- ar,%-f-, Mature, energetic person ar ^ s: pe, Cr inteme-sC'tal �r ruroe�tlOr and piarni^g s.K.lis _ .eaC a v_,_r:ee+ f"rver. Diurnal- area -Lit-sae progrw-, Tie successful ;arc,Cafe w i' -ave a post seconeary 0e7e&'C,pfoma. experence ^ pro5rar--aragemeni. worc,ry wr- !ar. es and :^'Crer. stror, acm nrs.�anve, superv'sory and conflict resolu'or SKIMS, abbey to WOrK wit^ Corrrr„r-y Governmert. Coin Syster anC ACvsory Committee. and a sensitivity to family vro.ercelbreakdown and m wttural Issues Evening and weekend work required Submit resume and cover letter in confidence by Monday. May 9, 1994 to. Hiring Committee Durham Supervised Access Program YMCA of Greater Toronto Communq and Youth Services 15 Breadalbaris Street Toronto. Ontario, M3Y 2V5 tif�ld MICA eKNMsNe nbeNl br w inasrview na w aeMe1M1 FASNM CONSULTANTS Do you Ago a winning pasionswy and tee inperiorMs for si ectss? RELAKE , tee Cow - dim maw in ft Mine bow= infA - hwitao yin M be part of a Wo to wleniat sales tam. Dur coneaM is Maw and of kin sopor' a opacity msia-b-wHow oraman's hsUion. With RELANCE, ostaMsh ym stain business. on- joyinif tiro bonefils N flex" I m-- Bad an ex - Bellied irte m. M amwq ow top hsltiatt con- notarlN casing $a.m& in comilinion. Pared al hr msnallornout amilable. -Relic nce Call NOW Office 1-a0A-163-1672 Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm t TWO teaching positions CARPET and upholstery available. Aulocad Drafting cleaner E"rience a must Design and Micro Computer using truck -mounted equiprtlerlt. Business Applications. Es- Tuesday to Saturday shill. Muni perwwo an asses. Please cal have valid drivers Ycense. CAN Ron at Durham Business Cot- 666.1431 between 10-3 p.m. lege a1427-3010. to50e041 (050394) PAGE 36-T6E NEM ADV ERTU ! SUNDAY, MAY I, Will, y--� - 110 � WO110c«WO110cOWN � GsnwW his arld'hNuff ENRON GRAND OPENING Students Welcome Recent expansion of distribution company has created 10 new opportunities to be filled immediately. Opportunities in management, pick up & delivery, sales and marketing & customer service. No experience necessary. Car required. Start tomorrow. Call Ashley, Oshawa de car are room and Parent 905-404-9991 TTTTTrTTTr DYNAMIC e' Energetic enthusiastic individuals required for both full- and part-time positions at Beverly Hills Weight Loss Clinic. Weight loss experience an asset. Call for interview n. 1111 Sandwiches a 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 • CY0 GO DANCERS • CASHIERS • IXX)R STAFF BUS PERSONS inkcivicws will be field Monday-, May 2nd, 1994 39 King SL E., Oshawa Phone 905-728-3010 HOUSEKEEPER - MN 9t» in t!r y shale. --+o andTal the country on a picturesque WdMAosss 579.4393 9 trap d lard in a unitive 0 a li - pint p.m. (0500 We both have demanding Ing assistance. DIP/CERT.. careers that require much travel. We also have one 10 year oa � '(,e mp 1 20 poke. unspoiled daughler Phe Accpac. Bedford. two grown sons who are hoar We have LONG detanice oomparty his on occasions. gardens. outdoor and insrnodlate`g duties, must have pleasant hydroponic. swimming pools, hot tubs. We need a live-in «10- telephone manners. Please Phone (905) 428.2004. Monday - cal -9011c poison who loves Friday, 10 a m.�p.m. (050494) to cock and will take pride in maintaining a home. we will IF you are single or a stogie Of separalod « divorced prov, a . pity lots of excitement. plus a salary. with three years work exgrrience, you may qualify for lot someone who can enjoy a position lice this and grow with financial assistance Or 1 you we our expanding careers. N youa over 45 and have MON* b - laid ole. you may qualms for tran- re thinking of this as a job. target s. but it you are thinking at the Ing assistance. DIP/CERT.. as a lifestyle you would lice to Lotus. Wordperfect. D -Base. pursue.oanfacy us as M5j 9BeWord. Accpac. Bedford. 5096 office flours. (0`.x0694) Autocad. Ventura. Pagernaltm. --- - Harvard. Corel, Computer CANVASSERS required for Programming and Systems door to door sales. excellent Analyst. Cobol. Pascal and C. earning potential, make your Photoshop. Quark Express and own schedule. Can Jefferson's Illustrator. Durham Business Valet 721-1832 (043194) C,amputer 1,^,o". 427-3010. 420-4220 .: 1 - - • e - l (TF, ee Ic!'r require teams for largeLONE STAR' 20000 miitlmonth. CAFE Pickering Etperlenced servers- & bartenders requitred Apply In person Mart. - Fri. 24 pm. Sat. - Sun.: 11:30.2 pm. 705 Kingston Rd. (at Whites) For International truckload. Flatbed carrier, company :rucks, experience required In U.S. map. hub routing, oad distribution. Fax Resume (905) 683-9492 new equipment Attractive rate structure Fbme 2 of 7 dalishreek Must have 2 yrs. mIn.11CC/clean abstract DEMONSTRATORS warned to ^ Hof„/ 0 Agents Durham Regan. We via trap. 1 ` Flexible hours. phase call P.M.I. V at 430-32% (05069•) EARN extra income by selling SALESPEOPL.EJESTIMATORS pantyhose to Your friends. farrshy required for expanding service and co-workers. Call 1-b00-263 siness ou with �- 1432 (050494) lionaldependable. retailer. V must los dependable, outgg oing and PICKERING Town Centre new posit". Earnings of $3.000 - 1 II and 54.000 a north a proven for Cale Phoenix Pkn HAIR sato^ 'upscaie) requires map panmaatt requires uure responsible, ex- part turn perfom hers. All appointments and train Provided. spies ex- 433-0575 '! ambitious and self stys perrertce saws women_ Flexible patience an asset, but not FULL.PART time wamesses •notnaing to take over exwtng C: enteve. Excellent growth hours. please call between 69 P. m. Leave message (4 t 6) 604 necessary. Car must. Mr. Zamart 426 2010. (052094) needed N o Experience polenny. LiverpooLFnch area. 0600. (0506941 - -- -- - ----- necessary Full time cook r905) 4206239. (050694) Cal for nformal on. 42740005. TWO sales persons tot bland opening. Contact Victor. 426 WANTED players tui Dar- TRAVEL Consultant - G0690i's and drapery retail arae Bled 6790 ) Inglon warderstt Socow Club Trate Pickering Town Centre and drapery experience PART ':me nairstybt. Must be n the Motor City League. Arty n- requires s experienced required. All" n person (ono licensed. nexiow tnua. Ask for letested players. purse COntad an travel cornus - Fleece cal Margaret. (90S) 420-3233 or phone calls phase). Same ON Factory butler. 800 Milian Rd. salon manager. qot,_ x6000 or. S.W. (050694) Barry Niewhook. 967-!055 or N Hal. 432-3963. (050394) (905) 426 7256 tax. ) S.. Unt 62 Oshawa, 10-5 P.m. HOME �3 BUSINESS �� r ��57b�9335 -SERVICESo 7� - - - - -- --- - - - - --- Home Business Gardening, Gardening, Home Housecleaning Services Landscaping Landscaping Improvements Improvements ng ILLUSTRATION, ca-cio n.g.- .: -.c des g'' advens,ng y -• mess O• persona-- •,. 10i"able -ates Aso xsssorn lasabre R.v,Cy Tn %, !9051 ... :055 Driving Schools Sit 8 DrhvN School 10 jessorts $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-3060 7 daysAweek DON POOL and SPA ftft CWtEl C POOL s7Q1•Ar�+l O�Iew $178e - 1 P" 4714M 471-T44i,1 Woam•s L"MCWK I • Wrpus Door ve"a . ktterlockirg �i pita • "a- WCIM*ertoes • Patairting walls • Garin kistaYtion Sara Nolte -AM FREE ESrMAn3 LAW litl 'an . Lie„ t�ei+�oe ESW" - Car" - Comm No Rod~ Rolex t;adsrs • s+•bdrs9 R luts • Rslat.,g want a Aidnor¢sO UM%K c C.. . 839.5349 Q Senesces CLASSIC moo• Design - K.ILC. Eirzh, serving Durham tpeeiakI grders, •ftfbdmg, for 15 years. AN wore licensed waw $*MUM. dodos. retaining and guaranteed. Emergency waft. Specialize n "designs "14ty(� reasonablo rales. only- No clotrganon to buy IndJ9Trial, residential, rrNlerial6. Certilie0 Landscape commercial. 427.7412 or 436 Hobm*waiv 19051 8867622 65x4. 12527941 « (7051 3261773. 105059m Flooring, Carpeting COMPLETE carpentry spec,airzng n renovations. fireslyd basemonts. than, doom and rasrndOvts, decks. Ion, and roots. 15 vers experience, Can Derek. 72e -45M. (050394) GAVAMICI 'S Tchpaft11L a/'M19AQ Swe"L • TREE 1101rr T PROPERTCLEAMA)PSY MANTENANCE FRIIZ NSTINUTES CALL ROB Ajax CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, rerl0vaions and construction. Fast and dean professional work CRCRAIG 6861913 WN wain V2 ion tutlk win do odd jobs• many services aVS*d le. RoasortaDM and tar pricing. 404-3903. (0505941 S.C.G. Construction ltd. - quality exterior and ntrwr nwrvations, rapers. additions. desrgrvbur0 bars and cabrxsa. An woo manshp guaranteed and insured. C«aacf Gary aq0 0984.(TF) Home Improvements specia2*19 in Eareesso 4tsdaw to mwmv wA 4%" gore Fax fi19�2255 Phalle M7205 Flee Consultation SE:C� STOItE11Sr AOO1T10114 ,� 428-2145 WATERPROOFING • leaky basement • concrete work • cracked foundation • drains J • all work guaranteed ( FREE ESTIMATE 285-4109 KITciii cA81w AM VAwnES •Mw or reface 'European sysoales rereodsaers -Paton, aur waar LAnar,ss tars. roc rooms -Best prigs STM 9os-2e-sea 1.416533.4271 tC-OPE otgA n ORDERS UNDERTAKEN FOR SLIPCOVERS, DRAM, DUVET COVERS & MORE Call Esther mealw"o M. -In - (W 686-6649 YAZ GENERAL CDKFR#ZrCustom Homes. = Homo Coa. ryijey tsloe rN ter sYs nlar/s cbww4- Weare sl yen bowm@Mw Chuen. iessr.au Nene, I Lao -%ow r 428-971 Dow= AND Damp" KLSY KFA%'FRS NIAID SERVICE Complete. Cleaning Bonded & Insured Don't Delay Call Us Today 686-7121 Moving, Party Storage Services AJAX Moving Systems - lull SONSHINE The Clown - sernces. moves, appliance and birthday clown with puppet paano spec,aksts, flat rate of friends ready tot your cruk% hourly. we now have heated brthday 1-6 years. Call today. teorap intoe. Now Offering free 623-1407 (050394) boxes wet+ nnotre. Park and bad - -- -- - ----- WWW. surt,ng all SW and up. RABBIT wants work doing Cal for nformal on. 42740005. magic fa dt,idren's partes and (TF) all occasions. have my own HARRYY-O-THE-MOVERS - pian Can Emm' 66"9=. move big or small. we prep (TF1 them all Free estimates. sonars estimates. Call 432.9224. dso0unt, snort 11101x[9 moves, Plumbing pianos moved. Comparable rates. Cal 432-2650. (TF) MCNALSKI Moving - houses. apartments. offices. appiirnces and piano spec,aists. Free wardrobe service. licensed, .nsured. Free estimates. Call 7261620. (050594) CLE USSOG lady avasabie vier. Painting, 1050394) excesent references. win clean Decorating guarateed. Can Ratio � ' entire house. ncLdirng 1n= tom) renovations. Emergency service. belleoorix kadnern and and sloave. S50. Please can basennsrrt tennodstirra. An work brdt, block and chimneys. No 939 3376. (050194) � y ftolessioln Pahang a Two honest. n allure. heard work- ! & wag Cowling an Ing lades win do deanrrrg. W ! • 35 tip experience a dudes floors. h,dge and stares. >f • big or snWA jobs a Good references and free y •has esLa R estimates. Call 432.9224. a : job satisfaction a (050694) 21 y Bob 9os18394 Jit Umaymm Phltnber No job loo small - Fauoals. shouto . Dasenlent natrxoollt3, teal bas. eft:. Any rent ato or adifoon Daytrms 427.4209, Honer. 427aM. hie for Tofu. ALL your plumbing needs. Top quality w«k by journeyman pkxttba. 24 M. d out. Free estwwm. can Kevn. 905430 - sell. (050194) ries Esbmb& N reguno n, Badu, rutwo s, EXPERIENCED ,Cheering ill* >r - a N` T- � 98 N* Basawal , Roofs. Corona win clean your house, doing -- s s � THE 1NATt7t � !� Tires. Hardwood Floors, perp job. Reasonable rales. Call s s PROOFMfi (905) 837-2429 weldoels Dedls! Cal J nimn. Patrice. 420 2964 after 3 P-m� N is EXPERTS (905) 837-1858 (905) 663 -Ml �� a""R$ Let US Mp.* your leaky aur. Lie e6M4 basement ARTI311C Masornsry - specaft- Store TMS i ; 10 1 CAIW43$ r, fill Porehss wig in replace and chimney and decks we rooms, removal spas. milks wMt bride. Mack - hoer folam R Can 4208105. s and slats all as kinds. Free 1050394) estimates, workmanship guaranteed. 15 years guarateed. Can Ratio � ' COMPLETE plumbing and tom) renovations. Emergency service. belleoorix kadnern and KC. Masanory - specialamg in basennsrrt tennodstirra. An work brdt, block and chimneys. No licensed, guaranteed and job too big-rnojobloost"ELWE re Ysud. Reasonable, rales- Can do it all. Can NOW ler free John. 490.2754. (TF) ettwnams. Spring time discount. MAG93AK dam hat readjr Ask for Kelly. 668-9611 ABER Contracting - all IrMafiaxopm or A Etoafior � WWWW1s* FM Clean roiahla sBnitoe. r2aooet HELP Me Rhondda's ktt«i« Yard Decorating. �iPainting.um S DRYWALL. taping. boarding. Wolk A i low cast. LONG cold wirdW is hard on carpentry. additions. Ma and T -bar ceigs. WW M t F dlntM renovations_ kitchens. stucco. plaster repairs. For emergent •urn emwgency service, furniture service at refinishing, quality work We Pnow. can Bi at 432.9409. guaranteed. 15 years SIGON Construction Ltd. Ior at aipe ands. e96291S. (TFEFG) film repays, additions. patio doors• sundecks, screon- BATHROOM Specialist - eMosures. elc. Free span's". Whirlpool lube. custom size can 9055765760. (052494) pirates, cramictiles, ciAured Il- fronaiee sln0err fills w�LL Fcomr Renovations Ltd. any to erences. roe estirnsfM. 404-0490. (050594) your so urn► mat take it's Well an yaw bads or PROFESSIONAL Painting 8 to � onloyrnant at tg�r4 Wasperine- No job too srrn9 l. � e09 anytintr.4433�0-22.5%. (TF) ' /r �' _I 6, � -" 1 , SefVlces MAG93AK dam hat readjr ( r to entertain for any age, any gasemerh:, carper". custom occasion. Birthdays. CklowAlso work aeeed. Free rabines. drywo". timing. MEN with tape truck vvN do promotions, openings. ?W sown 9� Inocusehoid moves, resider". hu dlaners. shows are cap (905) 9869626. painting, fence and deck Maps construction. wales (51 725 commercial. An Ogee Of rttttves. Wil Ltlk,ea nob- 939.7057 « 1O5O594) 5159.(0503941 Cal Carl or Jane. 427.2856. 726.8334. (TF) L M I Or 130 130 SEARS Expect more from Sears CANADA'S LARGEST RETAILER IS LOOKING FOR A CUSTOMER -CARING INDIVIDUAL A Wase old name for gamiliofts of Canagliall Sears CattailI Inc. ba coram its position all the rda17 intkntry leader thrwgh its commitutal to autamer satidectim and excellence m trming atm deveiopina t of aWkyees. Canada's large retailer is tarmndy looking for a 135 swild Help 135 Swled mP THE NBM ADVQ77iEM AA MAT. MAY 1, Millillil M 135 s and "+P 390 = 390 Aw � 400 A Painb9as (1989) Inc., a high quality painter of plastic & metal parts for the auto industry. Requires PA I N T E R S Candidales must have precious experience m spray wring in production er ironment N candidates must pass a spray paint test Please appy m person to complete appN mn, bring resume d available. Apply t0: Human Resources PaintPlas (1989) Inc. 650 Finley Avenue ltgs9) Inc. Ajax, Ont. LIS 6N1 PICKERING - largo one N not ROSSLAND RIDGE twda. of&. P*ft. «'° II 10 Co-operative Homes Inc. par„�Il . '„�� M;� Juns 1. Cal 4242104, 050304) NORTHWEST OSHAWA AREA oBNAw" sunny ap "'f °°n- tainsd lor apwkrrrd an ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS pain g. o di ` unit building. �,r pwkinp, latrdry fatiNfss. Avail 1 Bdrm. Apt $6V a0 and. able iiinsdialsly. 846-9153. 2 Bdnn. Apt. *a all ind. (0501894) 2 8dne. Townhouse SW aN ind. WHITBY - 4 dor. moi two 3 Unca. Townhouse $742 all ind. Laundryf roo n battle. dn.~oron w Cable and water H1dUded. No subsidy available. private parking. $795 plus Call JACKIE 132.1567 hydro. F.sulast requirod. Cal 905.839.6396. (0`.+0'!04) 400 A"e" 400 f1M MONTHLY custorntr con indlvAW to join LLS in linaking Sears a 220 a sae 260 Arts & crafts 260 Arts a craft 06M (050694) Great plata to shop ... and a gnat place to work. RESIDUAL. PLEASE CALL Day Care 165 CrxerdLOCKS Tierais Sav cage ens. on rebin4 ergo -A. good ties. now.xnauet system. M opening taartxttly exists for ALMOND Fridge. :zoo. Almond 436-2400,prkgnt, ,asi0erkkir a,kd ro,k„ kks,py ince Wkfir►g. Air cond)tloning, broadloom, 320 Vans, 4 Whee stove. $250. Apartment size CRAFT SALE -OPEN HOUSE Drives STOP:: Sot! orris industry. 6 -Onu day care for cogs 12 freezer. S200. H.D electric WED., MAY 4, 10 A.M. - 2 P.MJ5 P.M. - 7 P.M. pua„b Wats. 4311491 (TF) S 1 0, h r. with or without PART.TI% E COMMISSIONED SALESPERSON ft-- $200. H D. washer. 0250. experwnde. For nrerview. 72& Cal M6367 (050494) CONTRACTORS Yard Sart. 1752. (0505941 LOVING daycare available in Bunk bods with Udder and Awide vanety of gifts for Mother's Day my hoes, noir Lester B. Pow Cvgas Rd- Courtres. Trucks, FOR HOME FURNLSHIN�; mattresses. $150. Electric 1220 Rlgoy Dr. Pickering (Liverpool/Finch) HDI lunches. 428-0707 ony. References. frsviast. $500 Trailers nhpndty. immediately 330 Avagabie against lawnmower. $75. Electric Call 831-6281 cal 1-416-652-4009. PatkMsso`ng applrldat as s pommm an D (050394) POOL IaISW 448 MSN. wit rami and two sols of bati. $450. weedeater. S25. 725.8708. pager 427-7436 (060,9x) am Oshawa - beautiful one �iw Citi 431)-7307. if you at interested In this opportunity that offers (050694) DURHAM Colbge Oshawa. 9th ro gh. $11100. (905) $37-5624 0owstsswilla. 447- Availaws Jrwe 1. S7W IBS/. a good compensation and benefits package tsFT pod (above ground). in- Annual Spring Craft Show - Sun- day May 15. Ione day ony), to Automobiles 300 w ck-iip , asMsd P�-w ttnra. 1946 « rl.w«. Apply in person to the Human Resostxs office u Clk' sour blanket. ladder, eel a.m.-4 p m. Limited vendor For Sale rtlaNa cal Grisg a ebb-56ao. Pickering Town Centre 576.0903. (050594) space available. Over 100 tables. For more information, 1979 Camaro. 5L. auomatic. SHEDS , Wm". me.r pMra ef>A ulnar 1355 Kingston Rd. E. -quality barn style sheds, buir on sae &kis $549 call 905-721-2000 ext. 2365 ami! -, cssette• runs great wsdw freer w O4rpNx, heal 355 Pickering. Ont. GST included: dlcplay Y Lym) "°'p` Body and chases In excellent oodnon. good racy wheels, took, wANtf� -war Bev Jar Scars Canada Inc. i5 an equal opportunity employer bed Lumber. Kingston Rd , Pick Pets -SU lies- 290 pP surface rust areas. Needs low 150 I> K a E. =mob" well draMag sting or call 905-509.496, BoardlnQ $ � to certify. Asking :1795 hxltrw a$iranw. sriwcommi 46.yard. We thank everyone who applies, but only those Selected (052494) wtidlih 6 uatss, lav«, 000* o to Call evenings 6:30-10 dawns, $UK 1444 Moi plat- far ialervleWS will be contacted. air co conditioners. 3 ton AT as, '_- easy -,o,,• a:r•v,g o 44 M. J.". 686-40 (050'394) wall was mount units. two years aid reasonable rates. any age dog 1977 Cadilac Eldorado. wn4e. $I 150 each 434 5626 '050394, starting at 8 weeks. Saturday b Classes also ava:ca'e- Nee' one drivermulo Cer, e SeAs n nem Day Care ENTHUSIASTIC 160 V CONTENTS for house location. K-9 Klubadu io. call Parts Changed. Condition. Approx. 98.000 rides. $7000 SELF MOTNATED Want - (905) 683-7852 or (905) 837- anupues. assorted 001. k 2364 ob.o. (905) 6865529. (051394) SALES REP. TEACHER .� xcasCna suis brass wa,eR7ed. oak dmrg (050594; LEASE to cern vehicles. 1984 NEEDED. daycarebabystler m your Rorfta for room arra kitchen. grandfat11W clod• desks• rid dpk^ot ane n 00 AutornobileS 3 1%5, s345 down. no interest. no now a month old loading to For Sale near �. :4z9. COMMISSION PLUS cut ams n Fall. 1995 Pictkerng meal ner*s. Ken MS) 6836725 or (905) 507-.560(Ow7lis) T ke Fo MONTHLY village area preferred 693- Cat 686-0997 or 432.7531 after $8650. Call 579-4109 after 5 8 30 a cal - 4:30 ITt. P 06M (050694) PIANOSiGRANDFATHER RESIDUAL. PLEASE CALL Day Care 165 CrxerdLOCKS Tierais Sav cage ens. on rebin4 ergo -A. good ties. now.xnauet system. Available ,$AwnvneL'm rerd"tor000wmn. r* su. 436-2400,prkgnt, ,asi0erkkir a,kd ro,k„ kks,py ince Wkfir►g. Air cond)tloning, broadloom, 320 Vans, 4 Whee PICKERING exoe• erced grand digital. Keyboards. CLOCKS (fres Drives STOP:: Sot! orris industry. 6 -Onu day care for cogs 12 delivery and sot up) Thep Cosn+an avaktablo. car required, nor. this to prescfhod Leaning. pua„b Wats. 4311491 (TF) S 1 0, h r. with or without craft, stones and dairy walks. baseg ADersrerrt- adverparking. Dodrtor! $2250 s • Cat/ 726 experwnde. For nrerview. 72& Cal M6367 (050494) CONTRACTORS Yard Sart. 1752. (0505941 LOVING daycare available in 4332155. Monday -Friday. 29 --- my hoes, noir Lester B. Pow Cvgas Rd- Courtres. Trucks, 135 Skilled Help son School. Wstrry/Rosiwx0 tools. disc. bu60/g nrtrerHls. used windows (050594) "!kung alto nan. materiel s modern design on light HDI lunches. 428-0707 ony. References. frsviast. $500 Trailers nhpndty. immediately 330 Avagabie against 050694) DUP44AM 'op" - we delver. CLASS A -Z DRIVER with dangerous good Ceridicate required Pan -time, FRIDAY. SATURDAY, SUNDAY HOURS. Apply in Person at Lennox Drum 233 Fuleri Rd., Experienced Drywall Taper Required Call John at MARY Poppins has strived in Pea Loan. Triple Mu. Sand. A,ax to care for your clidrnen- Sceenwgs. Gravel Pre` -up any ECE morn. CPq trained. defy product. s2/bag. 427-0403. outings. ride k,ncrs. reasonable 0494) V CANADIAN TIRE (Alas: Safety $49.95 Car tt Light Tiaras Ajax 310 Sale 1992 Cnev 14 sw2o var. 6 • K cer',l,e0 1988 Plymouth Voyageur mru van. 6 cpkd« SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom Sk.ite5 and 2 oedrolorn $..ITes, ir immac:,lateiy maintained buiding, broadloom. 3 aopitanoe5, pol srmokel table. games room. l nnis Hurts. exercise room, laundry facilities and covered paiiung. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571-3522 AJAX 55 FALBY COURT 2 bedroom. agar: er. ir. tar- y ot, ic.ng Air codrtoning, broadloom. 2 appliances. Laundry 4adlrtres. saunas and exercise roorc underground parhang knduded Call 683-6021 Mon.-Thurs. 9-8, Friday 9-5, Sat.Sun.12-5 caded. now a ngkr a Certified BRAND now tn,Clk acoessones, Cat 686-0997 or 432.7531 after $8650. Call 579-4109 after 5 8 30 a cal - 4:30 ITt. P 6 O.m. (050594) trud Inert. running boards. cold 1947 Foro Bangor with cap. •5.000 p.m. or 725 -Ml ask for Pat. 33 & 77 FALBY COURT ens. on rebin4 ergo -A. good ties. now.xnauet system. Irons• and trunk bat. also 6 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family 52500 o.b o Call Carm after 330 p.m. 6830490 (050694) ,asi0erkkir a,kd ro,k„ kks,py ince Wkfir►g. Air cond)tloning, broadloom, 320 Vans, 4 Whee automatic, a)r, excellent 2 appliances, laundry facilities and Drives comm!«, any ape $a0 weekly. Flexible hours, receipts. underground pariung included. EM tseo Dodge C V9. good camping vehicle AJAx br cat now nacno+or Coots., silk, coast. oto. CoOd A AX Prdeascnal ample mar .cruise. new bakes. ONE extremely comronattle 7531 aper6 m 050`.x941 p ( rates. Call anytime. Shelley. BRAND now tn,Clk acoessones, 1994 CAov Lun7na two door. $8650. Call 579-4109 after 5 8 30 a cal - 4:30 ITt. P 6116.7300. (050194) trud Inert. running boards. cold _ p.m. or 725 -Ml ask for Pat. "led"i gOwn s e 9r10, $=- AJAX Ha WOOKIL �' Irons• and trunk bat. also 6 stereo casaeno. own drive. ( ) ,asi0erkkir a,kd ro,k„ kks,py ince e. non available m my home. non It. ■ S h. arrow storage sheds automatic, a)r, excellent ltsw customized Cnwry 350., apiesmars. sepras enrann comm!«, any ape $a0 weekly. Flexible hours, receipts. various loots. sic Unbeatable prices Call 130-07122. (050394) Condition. Warranty available Certiw4 Call 696-0967 or 432- V9. good camping vehicle AJAx br cat now nacno+or Coots., silk, coast. oto. CoOd A AX Prdeascnal ample mar p ONE extremely comronattle 7531 aper6 m 050`.x941 p ( baseg ADersrerrt- adverparking. Dodrtor! $2250 s • Cat/ 726 roguing rot tared brightran one goke„w„� available. Cap 6B1 t,�,�v„s � �, „ � ly carpeted, air con.• oak � entranent!ce. antranu. Uurdry, parting. bedroom basement xhDarlrnerir. 8673. (050194) 80uCh. ane Wer -skied Ch- with 1aa9 88 Olds Royal, loaded. 9eo1. .141503941 desirable area. Workrip wriew, available Juno 1 int.1ie4 PICKERING village - two "!kung alto nan. materiel s modern design on light $9000 contke4 very cels.. lady driver, Cas 90S-430.2223 or 10, ony. References. frsviast. $500 Trailers nhpndty. immediately 330 Avagabie xicAndod. $650 683.8673 ~ s n 205 Firewood background. Must see Asking cal 1-416-652-4009. PatkMsso`ng applrldat as s pommm an D (050394) POOL IaISW 448 MSN. wit rami and two sols of bati. $450. Sze 3s 00 pager 427-7436 (060,9x) am Oshawa - beautiful one 0950. Call (905) (050494) (05055") - 37FT 1977 Sharrock, eta.aerif 004AWA South -taro t14.lkoonn bedroom beaernert alOwre*m ISMS Honda Accord E%i. 96.000 condition. 25 IL dock. overynwng upper um Of OuD,ea, close to all pavure windows. has will). CARPET - I have several 1000 kms-. exceamw condition - As- mckded. Ready for summer, wvwnss. eraiabre begone pwAug, ride bediprd. $Sts as yards ON new sti nmaswr and tug swo0. Cat 905!97-1390. One how asst at Omar. Cas of May. $650 all inClusiw rtckleals, Avallade Jur 1. Cap 100% nylon carpal ry claim p5t09s) 5762275. (050396) Loom miewsape at 4361261. 886067. (0505es) Oully"foam adhefor sm. 1997010arthob"Cunia"Carr 11115 Prowl« Travel Trailer. 31 (�61 PICKERING - largo two Phos trt9u0ss cwt cord Brougham. fully loaded . h. ( model 3 4 21 rotated f n AJAX - neMy nrlovanea bass. bedroan bes monk apaenrrn. 4 wHTBY - bngM two badroon basement apartment. separate entrance, parking, available now. on bus routs. $600 plus electricity. Fit~ required. 668-5788. (503194) AJAX 'Oxford Tossers, quiet budding vvswirt. - pool and sauna, close to shopping. 401 and Go. Two or thrs bedroom apartment. April 1, Myr 1 or Jure 1. Call 6818571 or 683 8421 IS 8 p.m. (TF) OSHAWA - soacous bright one bedroom apartment. clean. Data. deck, nice yard. wshen Christ, close to downtown. preler quiet single Derson NO Del. 435-01.0 (050594) INFORMATION Night at Mitsui Green Co -Oa. 250 Dunlop Sc. E.. Whitby on Thursday May 5. '994 at 7 3 p.m. Two and -hree bedroom spit lever apart- -ner!s witr underground Dar kng. Ideal 'artily kvng, Close !O schools and shopping - Everyone ttNCpr-rl 1050394) TWO Ded•oom apartment. wh�•oy. stove. ledge and oaekng. Irnrrxedate possession. No Dots $600 monthly Call 569-2248 ro5C394 ) PICKERING Whtes.40' large two oeCroonii basement aDa"meet. 4 appliances. 30%0,9. no smokers. no Paws. Ava.labie :r.tnedkatey $70C - Jtil-l:s Frst,Ist. referents •needed 420-3828. Mae?") OSO4AWA !hres bedroom -m, SON Clavi and Large units. In- =4,om Dawe, heel. hot water - Dating, new aGOlhncti�r+anr Days hydro 576-0973 or 404 - SM x052694) PICKERING one bedroom bases-,ent apartment, private entrance and wLkOut to backyard Snared aux'dry. frau last -ionthrequired Avaiabr imr^od.ate)y Asking S85C monmsy 420-6372-4050194, AJAX--ava.kab4 May S. 3 bed-oori basement iparwrwwrt. fridge, stove. !wo baths. separate entrance. no Oe1e, smokers $7.5 monthly, 11,11Dk,swe Fwsvtw. reterorkcw. sa6-G6,o (050604) OSMASSA - tingle two oedroorrn, fYx89 n apaRnwit bunting. In- cludes 2 apol.ancs, heat. hydro. pailkrg. Convenient to 401 and sty Due Topica. Avail- able May 4330677 (051094) PICKERING - beautifully fur- miii bwA ii spertlism in Whom Rd;401 area Walk to Lake. Pskr+g. atm gontaerd. hrwtast. $660 ticrxaaes Saw .oang teare, Cat 411:31.7510. (05096) whstalssion. -30 yards'. Steve. osrtlhed, good condor, . Bloc. Hoax~ Park, used only on merit apartment. full eat -.n appillandesi 4 Pow bwL calmysi AVAILABLE t wed y in 905) 432 8244. (TF) $4000. Cas 4342970. (050794) rel. Sleeps 9 Asking $13.000. ktnaken. pnvab entrance. one a. private enaance class to OshawaBal Ctom 0tw , o Two wit Iris (situs t Large) taa7 Swlbrd Bailer, kowded. oh o. (9051 4274861/ or tar space. laundry tafdaies. GO. Loom massage a cap sager bedroom. $x75 rtwntMy. one B.C. vast. gauges, regulator, now pit. only 76.000 bars. 457-1429. (060394) C�nn'rledobls iaely. Call Sat 90681.2446 (060394) onsdrgionrL 0675 rrhoxrty, Rralr 42T-5774 obo. WANK pkwAs Isom tel A6 vwragaphase syarrl ammo s, too sat.... ash. $,Soo. X600 orretif»d. Pt,gn. , 9os at .ago or 427.2279 Alttdo Parts 8 .tw,.,ps (OSOSa4) P� - � contained last rsqu..d. -gaga to trite No Oars- Call 434 L10ESISFDgaslaw requredmt 21 0 IFlea attar "led"i gOwn s e 9r10, $=- 571-5597. MWM4) 340 Repairs one bedroom basement D ,asi0erkkir a,kd ro,k„ kks,py ince doNK (5 ap«l0. 4a4e6; "M dg (air) two wed" hat. x75. Cal 621 /tI44 Ixortbtc am STE canis CO MWA - «w 1ladrown bow apiesmars. sepras enrann 280 Lw a Four vtcerinMallelion tznp«,y n vary eowpsW psoparly MMOL dessews, inhale alt safe" own 20 ysaa .kpwiwto. Cao atarrdrds R.t..atd.., firtlaaa. 0931 «8239407. (050394) 4 door. G. automatic. twiled V,� malt! aparrwrs 1400 sq R_ ki SARI a st fireplace. parking, $425- wNITBY - Regency Place Oshawa. Refrigeration ex- BLUE and whim couch and - laic bedroom baranws apamwrs. sus t,�,�v„s � �, „ � ly carpeted, air con.• oak � incixsim 431-3.41. p50194) Apartments - oras and two pariwince sequined. Passe ap(Y to Fie P.O. Mt, Isvaass. 8260. Cal (106.427- 3220 500 �4iffiSho �eJ{i/ X14 $4"` Crtllisd `32• camp p«Ismtmoi parts al4bseFft ssparaie sntralow Tv. PICKERING village - two bolo apotbvmm akolMlt in oroow @7007. Bos Oshawa. Ont. 11H 7L5. alter pin. p50194q ��w■ ZVV 0033 ) d Stu• Car coli tact lies• and parking. ca SufibWw owe p,riwl Paltrora room main floor, large PatkMsso`ng applrldat as s pommm an mes appiginc s. Comolt us a POOL IaISW 448 MSN. wit rami and two sols of bati. $450. WAN= APPLIANCES - weit- leas Cavalier wagon. runs *Awrn stmeW tel« Helios. custom exhaust work. 4x4 slog rowwrMY cell iwcrsiw.dingaill � �as�«. � $soft ■ aft. ale con- �iw Citi 431)-7307. A/C and sarvics pttrssw habr,g Cao e3►20e5 IAQ04lt) who or wit. F Maros Onlwrw- ro gh. $11100. (905) $37-5624 0owstsswilla. 447- Availaws Jrwe 1. S7W IBS/. padsing June 1. 4700 • traltiaa REGISTERED (Miniaturw) "q,rirsd aarrst Aero wperkawao oowLE LAk.rr..e sw welt ± w ck-iip , asMsd P�-w ttnra. 1946 « rl.w«. ale« 7 pin p6o,e4) 5666.1 4) OSHAWA - one bedroom taws! sotrataJo4 or (actin .27• SIE n.dtoow� a.+ep st. W. rtlaNa cal Grisg a ebb-56ao. pmo mla ad vibrator. s4a6. Reasonable. (WS) 427.0m. 19" Chow Celebrity. uw arra" lo- d. am.t"rWI& Mow") , Wm". me.r pMra ef>A ulnar ( o b.o. 427-4815. VON" lasaaR s244s: /a.k olst l41r wsdw freer w O4rpNx, heal 355 NORoHWFST a,,� - aoLdi- "°'p` ommum aawd - Pmt -.lows wANtf� -war Bev Jar Mina lo.d.d, SWM. $41116. ISMS Chr ow Law, anal pais fir). ktekri. 411mwtsaysy. h _ Ara41bb June 1. RsapMwiel.moo tel btasrttrs gpwrrrrm awl beemaM d�pl grtia�t ow 150 I> K a E. =mob" well draMag (mCal em li4Et 1e4e ABann, auaa. (a 19" Yamaha XCISO. mint pmum FialIMM. Call 433.407= hxltrw a$iranw. sriwcommi 46.yard. �� accomwdabotfr. Non wttak«. No pats 430-32M. wtidlih 6 uatss, lav«, 000* dawns, $UK 1444 Moi plat- oltwdiwl low Mea flaring tiBOD «721,440. p5008q 42orz7s. /fat lwallias iwudafL $4fto worhty. (OSOSOq loot cowditlow. 5250. All Ca4oftm. law BTUIL. VS, erltr aN WANK pkwAs Isom tel A6 vwragaphase syarrl ammo up 82000 Its speog a34ea- IM Nsa1a pickup alto BrirB !- 1 & AJAX - waw2' i f - bow INSURANCE• open 4-9 t" MON aparrwsM 4 pe. bath• 72$479. p6o3lry WHITBY - attractive two Call 4819840 evewings. CK 111. Pleats d 57944M taq. 844k; 1446 Rabbi Tialto appointment, Monday to privet• owtranu. carpeted. MMTBY dupMu' aro bsdro«tM bodnoorr. spacbW parkYq- I i) ask foil UL (In doNK (5 ap«l0. 4a4e6; "M dg (air) two Sokv t,, MOUMtsyft SM Sly parking. electric smoke second floor, ready clean, spacious. train. quist briding, near GOL Jtaka 1. SM(a1A f1�i7. OOM room 04L avid pink gated nlawdRiow. stf75 Cal 4a/ 280 Lw a Four 16 $ (sale vary eowpsW psoparly MMOL dessews, inhale alt safe" own 20 ysaa .kpwiwto. Cao atarrdrds R.t..atd.., firtlaaa. Mayes. $WSis f p�S1244•)rrw 8020.1 N pay retail prices? Ono of uq one d our 1ri«dly MSN at 'Classic Obedience door f12g6 /N7NyrwdM S"ol weer N dawn. s/446; 1.44 sm mw�. Nile now. "" 4273646 p60044) 44S2t54 (QOM) eMllatt salaor,ats INS -MM 01111311,29M 40503 - laic bedroom baranws apamwrs. sus ArIII1*11 LOBI . Islami and wase ttuakie ntalartrAs WWAV choke chain Escort GL tftt&V n, auto.own sum 1980 Iftaf" Ghis. tteo 365 Millsp11� AJAX - orw bsd"an Aslasnitsrs B�AYoR«^OG�El� arguee two $coif ,s �rlwarss Ac"ftrSW -0 .tieh tap and narr,e'Itami-. Cal 831-3442 (060194) door 6 cYlrbw aulsk t15e6: 4971 Cougar tiro door, aaa a +pwbrtwrai wo wraw l ad rA naw Noma $550. oriole now GO "slim quiedoll PwrkMq tale rdarwrt, no, Pits. Cal AJAX Pickett' tows - $0 mime syr ►skse4 idle guarantood. Reeordiliowo I ��w■ ZVV is• 41086. CWIWad titan hale. Brock Auo Rep- and Sails. BOAT Sips - 15-40 R. from Fks ids SM. Balsam Lala on Tem Firstllot, no pats. AvaBtbla System at CaboeonlL Clear 11.427,2336. (osol9q doubts driveway. 1780 per mon4l Cal 837.2145. (050184) 006644.7[146.1 ) 41 0Holum FW mes appiginc s. Comolt us a BOaf�n Pickering (905) 427-6110, lamer, good I. 111 (706) ill ONE bedroom apartment. PICKERING - bright one p deal 42741744. 447 Who" S Over 20 stain draws - at Sam -11 Marr Show. 7235764= no veneers 1 7«414.762 (�) corner Brock/Taunton Rd. teal or 454-3372.(051094) central Oshawa oonpble 2nd bodroom plus don basement wass R4 S. "lex. (TF) REGISTERED (Miniaturw) 0350"a floor of older dOmOod haus, ••g•Ikllel,wn fridge. apoWne , Waft b lake, own AJAX - ono In If corn hitt" in PATIO DOORS (brand now) American Eskimo pups, whit 1444 Mara Accord Hatchback. ata+ corn 400 $496 Wdes laundry. firoplaee, two car tyke arae quill par111fte swmYp belt tel Spring Ru" S. x318; lorry. lams polar boars. First runs ask $350 o b o. or ad for 6', $499, V. $58e. Brown or shale, vel c,adnd. UM Cal pats. 1940 Chow. 112 ton, 6 Rent anw, ane Patskag. coxes or swign. AN; 5765677 or 57,i4M. smokers, available June 1. fattltip Diu ukeweii. ~w asim May $525 monthly. For CERTIRED Dental Assistant ler white. cash aid carry. Cal Bob (905) 821.4968. (050894 PQ% 62="6't9i Mks (906) 726- TRAINING for cylinder)cylinderta ndwr srdwd, 1550 oJa.o. 305 Chow with van. 4175. 965- PICKERING Village -ons p50) M503a hssrs apartment, $850.4245713. (OSOSait) bsdroonm Dwrt, SL�NCOE • IBw trio OLNET Whi Ouiw L4eayis? appointment. call (905) 668- �' ) sm wi smoko-Iroo office. part tins. Expomm an assts. Sand you and your � 4537 « (905) 404.4163. Mon- Law , The MosvaRonr Method WN7 alter 6 P m. (�0N) newly renovated. available y? bedroom In 48 ani Ou Huge ely. Privala sxtjdw, 4dwml Read thiel err bsdroorn n - 4 bedroom house• rill resume b: 229 Michael Blvd. day to Saturday. 9-8 p.m. le out iter trairhirg tacimaa For 1fI84 Plynhorsh Rtllars. poop padug, CX. utilities inc�iaded. tw«wew. (wdrX pwrki,9• wlwa Gown quirt owner occupied par". ly - - ly terheed gale, 2900 sq.R. sunit- Whitby. LIN BES. (050694) OAKASI E FURNITURE - Why iron iNornmom pleaas con- condition, asking $750. No smokingipets preferred. mgxhagad• Close Io $1000L m building. Available June 1. in family xoom living, dAip• Day Cat! pay retail prices? Ono of uq one d our 1ri«dly MSN at 'Classic Obedience uncwWied. Phone 868-3915. $fisc monthly. Call 4284779 from W7s inclusive. Go om 10 Lease. firsvlast No pegs. 3635 . 123 Bbor SL W. a cap eclw kitcltan, 2.4 poll baths, powder $1250 160 Want Ontario's oldest and largest Touch' manufacturom is now selling Training. (goy) 81e0864. (TF) 1050564) 19" Prekde, good I I inion. wave message. (060394) hydro. 8662230. (050394) 4162235419. (TF) CISHAWA - hvo bsdroan baste wHTBY - twc-2 bedroom urtib room lacl with own appliances . utilities, Available deal b 8r pubic. Eg. 5' oak � You dog and yard a larotr. sell as is. 32000 obit. Cal 888- nwN apanmers in quill priwM OBIMwA -until ons bedroonn each welt own private t«hoeo June t. ea8-0282. p5oee4) PART Ikea babysitter -6 0 table with Gw ext. and 4 Windsor, chain. $70 • 4' oak tJN the now erwirorrrwnmly DOGGIE DOOLEY 5717. (50394) harts Suiable for two "sort. stoma nk pnvaN «Mral,ee, 4 backyard and front porch. Good applianoos, doss to OSHAWA East - three' main floor of house laundry. W two Irwan „ �� pedestal r�vr cord 8 friendly WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. a sible working person. Non liark)ng, lit"Inbourhood. One $675 . urlokert rig Ora (850mwnMy OC. 16" for student or singis unlace Available Jur 1. OMer stove, fridge. backyard. Non area. Must have own transportation, flexible hours lairs. 31429. Canno ball bods . g 7 dayaMwok. Soo us a lr CALL CLASSFIEO includingparking.utiljif . person. $415 monthly . 1/3 $740 . uliiiss. awalasble Jur smoker preferred. Available air relaenoss. Please luwe S Over 20 stain draws - at Sam -11 Marr Show. 7235764= no veneers 1 7«414.762 (�) 11 , available 17. FrwIM. 886 rarity, arslAaM nqied Avaa Wliies. First/1"t. 4116-69111-11736- Jule Cale 416 696 8735. 723.16 2. ( 009 • 12 IIwItiM. 7231652. 00894 tttsasaps a S7t s7J0. (060394) w,� y ga774,saw. Tim after. 5 p.m (060594 shla Jw10 1- 725 1111101`111' (050UM 0 1 1- (QSp7Yq ) = ........ ......., _ - _ .. - . - . - - -.. - - - . - - -3090 -. . V _ - -• --------' -- -- _,.- _222_2_. � -__._ 2222. •,•, • . 2222 ,.-..r.....,+-.... PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVF.lME>R SUNDAY. MAY 1.19M 440 "0um � 450 500 � 570 � 575 � 670 ftf AJAX - brick bungalow, newly SHARED A c c o m o d a t i o n , SOMERSET Estates, YAWN BEAUTIFUL Sokah Lake Tent BORRM $10,000 pay as OBIS painted interior, detached Oshawa• now 5 Points real, ac- custom built 2300 sq.h. Vic- and Trailer Pok. SwWy beech, i $110 per montho.ac. Cal garage, excellent cess to private yard, responsible torian style two storey, 4 Playground sides, rec hal, snadt Jerry, 666.7200 Fre• neighbourhood. close to 401/ person, references. 6500 per bedroorr4 2 12 baths, oak foyer, bar (evenings) Christmas in consultations. Anubis Invest - shops. No pots- 5950 . utilities. month. Caul 5795423. (050594) air. walkout deck with gazebo. July. Hatbwe'en in August. hay nnnts Ltd. (TF) Ftrst/Last. Mon -Fri, S9 p.m- and MODERN bright clean horn en quaint front porch. professional- ly landscaped. two car garage. rides, etc. Family CilTp ground, seasonal rates. $790- Millen ne APPLY by pho- 55000 PLC SatiSun. 11 am. -9p m, 663- 3282. (050394) Pickering, Use of al tacllsnes, interlock drive, convenient , (705) 266-2555. (051094) only s50ymonthlyl No up from •stwropWn, nate n. ar walk to Go/Town Centre. All schools s � 1hMi1 �, AFFORDABLE Lake Ontarq t°°• 6 months convertible. AJAX Wectney, Rd. and ►long utilities Included. $350 monthly. kin $269,900. 430.2143. q picturesque troller sites near 6-2MFree pre-quaklication.24 92 Three bedrooms, tridge, I you are a non smoking female. (051094) Tremon. Fully serviced, mature hr. approval. Call 68 -MONEY stove, close to schools, shop- �e Call 420.373x. (050494)1 SM•� - incredible ing tress, sheltered docking, todayl (050394) prig and transportation. $1050 SINGLE mom of 6 year old look- custom brick bungalow in En- waterfront available. Gorgeous UNSECURED loans, S2500 to Plus utkties. Available June 1. Call 502-3582. 1050594) Ing to share won female, brand his killen 'Hllttop Estates'. sunsets. FU(I price. 69900 terms. 025.000. No up front fee's. App- - new 4 bedroom executive. Dote Breathtaking Breathtaking view, approx. 2700 Free brochure. 416-757-4944 y by phone. first and second OSHAWA dose to 401, 1900 area. Private bath, $450 aq.h of luxury. Jacuzzi snide, (Mon -Fri). (05039) mortgages. refinancing. Can sq.11. 82000 home. newly monthly Single mom with I or 2 3 baths. 9 skylights. cedar comb nation. w,o t0 patio. Mark of Joe. 1-800-769.1134 or decorated. 3 bedrooms, o9ntral children welcome. 420-5025, decks, secunly system, - 580 1-800.5457764 RBS Brokerage an.vac. fireplace, 5 appliances. (050394) nous garage. Much mate, mint Vxrt9a9� house. (050594) two car garage. Sl 100 plus PICKERING, 4C1/Whaes Rd- S. 540.26 3.8 528. (050494) coinage's. 4 oee batrt gas 880. MONEY Problems) Loans. debt utilities Call 728-95N (050394) New three bedroom, three _ pp(yATE Sae - Bowrrtarmle at CONSOLIDATE al credit Cards- consolidations, credit UV ERPOOLSA YLY - spacious bathroom Horne by conservation premkxm location, adjacent to loans. etc. while rates are low. Low rate m c r t a e also arrangements. personal budget mom floor 3 t>Bdrbpm backspin, n or 3 area. 4 appliances. parking. share all tac4mes' non smoker. Soper Creek park. Asking available. Call J.R. 45-706- planning- garntshess stopped FREE CONSULTATIONS. 1 laundry. park mg. dose to 401;PIcker ng Tow $375 monthly 839-7540 $148.900. Backsplll brick, aluminum Siding, 3.1 bedroom, 0558, Banng Capital. lows 4) Credit Counsellors (Toronto - Centre. avaleaole June 1 $875 (0504941 1-4 pce and 1-2 pce baths. ARE you having trouble getting Oshawa) 433-1425. (TF) t2 utilities 420.9217 or .0402 nen WHITBY - Vessi tar fin dni and minter 9w Pig! rig a mongage� IS y0U1 bark giving 831 8314.x31. (050394) n srnok�ng protesstOnay $40? per bedroom, tamtly room with you the run -a -round? Do you need a secon0 r*Iort We mortgages mo 9 580 ADE:AIDERITSON Oshawa. month. treat. h ro. Cable TV rd 1r4place• one car garage. two gag°' can help cal Coda 666-6905 `M 670 Pemxww ADT IN TALK 1 FOR YOU 1-51;-976-7399 1-416-976-9453 and extras Call 6232006, agent -------- ONLY $1 00 per 112 min ONLY $1 00 per 1R min. whole house. 3 beeroor-a, paint Avanaoie June 1 Call 416-599- car &%*way Many upgrades y' C«m„ 1i, rfy Firwulal Services (over 23 yrs. exp.) Toll Free 1141100-661-4,11103 terceC yaro. o^�y $700. 4962.(050394, and extras Call 6232006, agent -------- Cia wa •d,f Oase^wrt garage. fully 'e-aC utftres. 905.799-2242. 1050594 AJAX 'hree bedroom Condos For 455 "16060. (05039rt1 WHITBY . 4 bedroom brick on MORTGAGE MONEY a" And poo 51200 Vmw Ser.. main floor. large fenced yam. Rent Curet court. irlterloclung, oat. air 95% financing gaow n good ndudes dose to schools and transn horns ,•enovattomr•storatxors C saner. custom gingerbread up to (416) 497-4306 ^+essage. 0800 1,2 utilities Available June Frsttast lonths rent Cal 831 2718 leave message (05059x; AJAX 6beonxrhs.212baths. ga•age. use of 5 appliances. $1200 plus utflntes 433-7875 (05059x AJAX 2700 sq-hexecutive w •r 'a -.'y s,Ze kitchen. 4 shehnng. professionally finished • excellent rates on purchases & backs nt and Landscaping, refinances • also private funds available DidkS Onto g/sertit•ld Bus IO schoo+s. 5 min to Afar Go 430- 1 st 3 2nd & 3rds 2W (050194) • home improvement loans • equity loans PRIVATE prime south Ajax if you are self-employed or in financial Iota -o- soumorn exposure. TWO difficulties storey 3 oedroorm. 1 12 baths. now %mace. counter lop Brio FOR FREE INFO. SAS FWANICIAL,- Diuskitch'ny ex, w and le . DES HULL WHITBY, ONT. 6662015 pias many •x1140 excellent Deo'oorms. 3 baths Two car nckrded 950 PICKERING :Tree Dec'00- condition . Must be seen . Aug . (over 23 yrs. exp.) Toll Free 1141100-661-4,11103 appliances. fam,ly room, I.r°p,ace. garage. Available Jun• , Cal condo carpeted, ir000roa9krxg. closing Asking s'84.ow 428- Cia wa •d,f Oase^wrt garage. fully 'e-aC 1t•d tastrts, eats-ir lecher,, bar (905) 839.6065 (0506W security- two ba"'Onres. 401. 8156. (0503941 a" And poo 51200 Vmw AJAX three bedroom Dun li"On. ner000l d IaosO to all amenities Ava.lable PORT Perry I century brick Business 590 670 Personals gaow n good ndudes ,mrryo,al:y 5975 inclusive horns ,•enovattomr•storatxors Opportunities Cable TV air con. appriances. wr4 F (416) 497-4306 ^+essage. almost completed). 1 3 treed Office 8t Retail les $ rst, (050694 ease. dose 10 tow". schools. Last Available June , a soon•w rec fac.. s2m.0oc 905985 Cao 6830799 (050494) w/aDBY-taebour Luxury cry ttooroa^. 2 baths. 5 avoLkWIC". z729 after 6.3o p. m. (0503941 w►aTBY 4 year rev. .uxury recIIII ^ facilities. secunty. 3197,SOe 4 pedrooms• 3 baths. 2500 sic •• . 8 'dorms. 'a^sly $940 per 'morn ,ncta,z" Cal 10 -bre ;wage 2505 sat.,,., NE room. 4 bedroom. ensurle 428-7491 (0503D4) Oshawa Steos to Park and can - master. appliances. *xsn tlpdr THREE bedroom cordo. Sao serval,on area 97' or 1161 Laundry . S! 25C . W Cal 416 Mary St E win" s8'S mom, rhr"bebw-v Circle, 404.259E 499-4256 f^SC3w, ly Includes mea- arc hydro ler 721-873' r0505WI AJAX4r, Wevney "elgnts. 2000 R•brer+ass. no Pets Cal 905- WHY are you a roloe mow win CARL Slsorno, . P oressiona weight trains g/lkariy nQrYGOr. age 35. how onwng or» orxary training ,n your home or GooaOodys Far es Cknb. 2C 1 y 1 ysaos sower-. farcy rials L awdable. Cal Goodbody's M PITT (3496) evenings. 721- `_-- $74O. (TF) 1 2 baths *a* In kitchen. 5 686 (050694, 22 2 2 OVERLOOKING W -,: Dy Yak t ve" lrion-7--.•i. ru' can own a now 3 or 4 b00•oor• a get TRAVEL 'ire words r oust 4 look tot lenders to ry appliances. fam,ly room, I.r°p,ace. CIUD stun" •wC bedroom, home ore la. 0 lot') G -ear financing help launch new marketing Cia wa •d,f Oase^wrt garage. fully 'e-aC 1t•d tastrts, eats-ir lecher,, bar avai+ble (0511941 concept No experience 5'200. . ,tr. •s c,rst.Usr. a" And poo 51200 Vmw Sun 11 15. 204 Psirrrrstor necessary. No selling. (705) atone. playground. 90 "woos Riva, 416 229-4454 (050394) OSHAWA East - detached 492-5487, (050344 tkMentlntes 4711651• 't94 CSO ROOM TO bungalow. 3.2 bedrlxnrttt. in- 0^ ExPA1itDING estadsh•d spa R I T S O N S AC- le n • Office 8t Retail aunt, two barns, whinpdc, new, 00 k ng ' O r dynamic bungyow two D•C'oom. $650 . 460 .y renovated. central vac 4,n repeneWral Mr creaser. W4tlsa Ca: 5'6 3CT 0 5'6 `e 'encec. double van sized •stwropWn, nate n. ar SSU ees (050394 - ar e. $127.000 721.1622 f path.0 RaturOpalh, fnprtxedpilh, neI' WHV we you a renter Caner waterfront only 5000 tt. of collectibles, antiques. RV's. shoreline, abuts crown land• travel -trailers, motorhom". r05054a; 05 boom and taarkon olxnunarit Io ' wt. onry $50C downpay^en' FOR 4400 COCO storage and OSHAWA Y W , two storey rent spce Call 905.619-2639. you can ow- a new 3 or 4 possible beir 901 C3 zoning- br,ox. 4 •OCrOoms• artach•c ate for Torry (050396) bedroom hole or merge lot Dundas St Dorwmowr Whriby garage. ciose to schools, and Trader. $0.80 exchange. Great Mancnq avarHde 623 CAN 64&3361 (05C394 shopping Can 723-5594. 63050394 Registrabons 4644 1041494, dWtfo ss, healed pools. tat (0 NO Corr :)aymor,0 Good /�70 Cottages For wHiTeY ony s99900 Ci,ar major attractions. Children Oredt" Goof o You Cart i 4{ Rent Or r!. 3 bedroom, satin KIDS SUMMER CAMP Pick•ia g• space a for tri• price d rant. whir pros shown in your Norte• Call 611113� kitchen. splaC+Oknt ��K Liverpmitedool •o by Liverpod Keay and and rays are down Car Doug comb nation. w,o t0 patio. OOdbody's. Professional Or Beset- Corrimunty Fnrx:tg. BOOK now to, May Long con"'A ar Can 700 Ilou+D" instructors Activities n ,tkrde 6",6'WS iTF' W••kerC o• s.,mme+ Fully Relax Summit, 668-3800 Karats• baseball. soccer. AMAX •+Arwood -+Cay, s2 yea, sourpped 2 and 3 bedroom (1750394 swimming, aerobics, street cow t0 '!Phut -'res becroom coinage's. 4 oee batrt gas 880. WHITBY spacious and allow Oroolxrfg gains And prizes For II flop, Ot^wi n•' w,� Irl mo yd ntpre Sorry. no Oen Smoking and Non smoking dab ' s 4 *wet t bedroom details. Cao 83ti F ITT f34aM1 stave. $850 mor:- y . 1,2 cottages Nortnern Heights detached bamsple.two Darns utilities. Available July 1 4261 439 Resort 1 -800.565-2991 liv,ngroom and dlmngrodm. tar++4yued kactrn s. r, ..4k 650 AuCtlOns or 269. (050594) - -- - --- -- -- - - - - ------ -- - ing ruin ,lop family morn .oar PRISE Pickering . pool. 3 urge KAWARTHA'SAAKE Sernour two orciI Ing gas irsplioe two bar. r•C 'Dorm. CIA.. Woodland Estates housske4 and walkout to targe fenced lot fireplace. garage, 01100 plus Ing cottages. 3 plus piece Asking S158.BW Open House vNit-os First -last, available bathrooms. ti mm. pool bear ,,. Sun 11 15. 204 Psirrrrstor June t Cas Susan al t9135) 83' atone. playground. 90 "woos Ave. Whitby. Cal 668.0515, As 1686 or 6837542 105C394) NE of Ptaurng. Leaverrlea- roes B umiloy R.E. ud. a toa free ROOM TO sage a 705-65:-1317. (050494) 1 11 6 554-1 055. (050/94) T rA 420 ntlouS&S GEOR�AN Bay Aeon Wasaga Midland. 3 Farms For ForRenl Beach and 530 swo bedrooms. Access to sandySale 545 now and tun your items into P<Op�itl es FURNSHED three bedroom beach with dock and EN aid CASH $$ CASH $s. Now ac - sowihose. evwig•drnng morn. Tv. May be vsne•o on Vdw. kadw and bath. Farrry morn 4344631. (TF) wait to to backyard. srgarage, LAKE SeyrrtpplTferh Valet' . 111.E Oshawa, available July - Aug for one year. $925 . $360 plus per week, fully uul4irtliII405433-1771. (050594) equ__ . 4 bedroOftl comps, view Pte• 686-9046 or 579- 90 minutes N.E. of Oshawa. WHITBY - clean 3 bedroom Great fishing heated pool. townhouse. garage patio, g g playground. Family conage schools. transportation, essOn WOOdLand Estates. 1- 6noppng. 4 appliances. June 1. 7054. • -1317. (OW394) 0900 plus Days 905493.3100 ROOM TO ext. 320 or eve. 4t6J87-2986 Grant.(05D69 L 490 Flo & 535 LOk tMEJ►i/acE/1taLsoN -two'"° Mar�tiorl I=three bedroom town hduses. triage. stove. garage. Clow to BEAUTIFUL two we we-nI amenities. Call 436-6610. GORGEOUS three bedroom loos in Pont Perry starting at ;050594) oortd0 close to famous clear 11155.0W. Ready Te build. Fa JESUS says can the blond toad ,he bindP Does your mwmtw wear glasses? The hireling s the hired minister. Micah 3:11• Salah 56.10-12. John 10:11. ;km CarrRtbell. 1-905.9539475. 720 Down SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Manufacturers of cemetery and civic memorials since 1872. (905) 4274366 or 1 (800) 461-0282 32 Old Kirt�fon Rd. Ajax Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week A 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 576-9335 To Advertise in Please Gall �•... 100 ori t M Rs Or $4 95 v0' rNIC.JDED er ADVERTISED POKE F charge fres o6 oily love to.er h1c I f� chit iN load oddrenikorxa nro^fx t Por rot odv«krd coracles our ' is -tlor - on your choice of bockgroved lilow fbvorpom e Addreond 4 ONLY vow ler opkod rPon off 2 .oar, s NO 0. ow nurrit"uAAJIJJ1IJl_ ,ro a$A gakon ' J'a a -.o q� lowly. but n recr ora pisvb� �KytsKt� Orkp4 LMS OprO.Ir'fO4 Hurry, Now No Charge For Addiitlonal Sub e 1 THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tiles. - Sat 10 AM - 7 PM PICKERING (Kingston Road) LAra 40 -'axle e•'o you acne, marats FEL ' All / I 0 1994 PCA Inn Oft SUNDAY, MAY Sin epol'rt�4� 1928% AND EXOTIC 0% JewelleryOFF BATH OILS2 OFF FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS '25.'* AND UP (FIEG. 40-00 AND LIP) SPECIAL MOMENTS 103114 MARY ST. Whitby 666-8689 (Pearson Lanes) FREE DELIVERY IN DURHAM Lifts She'll Love...... .4,P "cesYou'll Love Y 13 4ctbl f 1° d r .. s - ::aE;<.dK•�'i; .�. .y;�. s..,�r,�y„I�,,',,.. .. _.__ �:'.�^.+ea•,*,,.rr•e'iwe+.ris+xrr'xsssirv.9,..-.. ,...- --- >. rot. Wager Beach' pool' jacuzzl' �^tstwn. call 9W"V-039C AUCTION Date: Sat. May 7, ,OSHAWA - two bedroom 880. private yard. available or 905426-2215. (051004) 1994 viewing 9 a.m Auction townhouse. tl pm.. 1.3 pce- now -Dec. For rxlormation and b $3rpp full price. wooded cane tiny 10 a.m. DOOR PRIZEII bath, tnisned basement. utdAM view Pte• 686-9046 or 579- Ing lot, 314 hours east of Auction Center (over 20.00C Included. Available June 1. SM 3780- (052694) beech, trou, flihsq tt. inside). 160 Bassin• Rd. sand000 , loin Ny. frsblailt. 416.837-2142 Or 905136-3141. (050394) iT. Petersburg. Florida - beaiai ext to 10at. ac . Eau BOwmanvilb. Ont. L 1C Next to county 1A2 Directions: (Exch 432) Mty ful lie Del Sol, two bedrooms. forest. Year round road. Field, 401 and one block north on ROOM TO fully equipped ground floor villa 416131-1555. (050194) LIBERTY St. to Flying 430 RMon beach. Pool. jaaazl. got. Dutchman Hate then tum ease titrhts, boat,rg. tishirg. sleeps Vacatur approx. 1000 h. and VOILAI Cal WHITBY - available. room W 6, Only $375 U.SJWeekly. (905) 545 now and tun your items into P<Op�itl es rent. $350 per month iridusiti•. 8397571. (050594) CASH $$ CASH $s. Now ac - Close to Shopping and but slop- Cal 666-0640. (050694) FLORIDA - Madwra Beach, ppting home furnishings. DISTRESS Sale, 150 aero aPPiances. china, jewelleny. LIVERPOOLISAYLY-room.ex- 1500 sq -h. luxury gulf front condo. 6 appliances, 2.1 waterfront only 5000 tt. of collectibles, antiques. RV's. shoreline, abuts crown land• travel -trailers, motorhom". ecutive house, share 5 bedrooms, two baths. all 6399 dlplusw Also 15 saes campers. ATVs, motorboats. ap plt;ances, pool. CLose to accessories, heated pool, wooded plus well. $12.900.42& saiboms, trailers. tractors. farm Hyroro and Go. Non smoker, jacuz2L screened sunporch, top 6167. (050394) marinnery. construction, shot. transportation T.O. available floor, w eklyNmonthly. Photos and woodworking equipment. $85. 905-837.1304. (050694) -- and Trader. $0.80 exchange. --- - - took, riding lawn mowers, gar 060 Mobile Homes Shared 450 �..ww.w.w 723.6069. (051994) CLEARWATER - mobiles, den equipmMnt. 4 wheelers. 5 aI Parks �, trucks• caps• curls• 4r4t or what have Get mer eWCOff . dWtfo ss, healed pools. tat you? your rYtand n early in Drown o be tub. Tennis- Near beaches and d FOR sob • two bedroom mrobile irtekrded n our advertising and HOUSE 10 share in Coufioe. major attractions. Children home, furnished, including sate. Pickup and doi fory am. tinem On two bedrooms available wtwlro111w• $275 t4wwkly• P1tol0t fridge, stove, air can. Very vim available. Snack bail Fess OirgTe parent srelcomr. Close to shown in your Norte• Call 611113� cle�an.y$15.500. 723-2612. parking. washrooms. Terms puRll�"'��� �Nl�!! T ^ T � j' � P 1�`1f !'""�"'r � - ! '►'; °. Ii. � i JESUS says can the blond toad ,he bindP Does your mwmtw wear glasses? The hireling s the hired minister. Micah 3:11• Salah 56.10-12. John 10:11. ;km CarrRtbell. 1-905.9539475. 720 Down SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Manufacturers of cemetery and civic memorials since 1872. (905) 4274366 or 1 (800) 461-0282 32 Old Kirt�fon Rd. Ajax Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week A 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 576-9335 To Advertise in Please Gall �•... 100 ori t M Rs Or $4 95 v0' rNIC.JDED er ADVERTISED POKE F charge fres o6 oily love to.er h1c I f� chit iN load oddrenikorxa nro^fx t Por rot odv«krd coracles our ' is -tlor - on your choice of bockgroved lilow fbvorpom e Addreond 4 ONLY vow ler opkod rPon off 2 .oar, s NO 0. ow nurrit"uAAJIJJ1IJl_ ,ro a$A gakon ' J'a a -.o q� lowly. but n recr ora pisvb� �KytsKt� Orkp4 LMS OprO.Ir'fO4 Hurry, Now No Charge For Addiitlonal Sub e 1 THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tiles. - Sat 10 AM - 7 PM PICKERING (Kingston Road) LAra 40 -'axle e•'o you acne, marats FEL ' All / I 0 1994 PCA Inn Oft SUNDAY, MAY Sin epol'rt�4� 1928% AND EXOTIC 0% JewelleryOFF BATH OILS2 OFF FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS '25.'* AND UP (FIEG. 40-00 AND LIP) SPECIAL MOMENTS 103114 MARY ST. 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Spontaneous and out - ,.Ir on us SY 1259 sMiCERE horwi sr+ps. +site male. 30 5 6•. 170 Ilse tong to has. mtouaksefte. bmrng lar a pa --Ilea mbftlafSr 1191 (OSH) �Ep� eaoy9osg mi. 30. 5' 1(r n0neeroker non "roller. seeking a female, 25-30, dor cawOmomafap SY 1282 WELL " , - I. smile gart9r man. 50, world be b nest set - 910. white hmake. 25-45. who 07- 0, .saw. ow lnend- lpoaokb bkdor► CONNOEPA .1b, seF 111 ranks. 29. withood was at hulmour. Who .ores iii dron. empys the Country IoM. bown0 for MnaM. 2033. for ffwndafwp. pass"term rele9ana10. sr 1200 PASIM and roil elms nab. 24, 67-, them eyes and boom hex. ilasoeeSs -in Planar, eparb reading and going for waft, " 10 a Single. lemler, 9 - mine. amens alb all aQaCMfe %web, 22-27. lair ftiSltdsllq ad �appoarbte nalaaasl� ST 1200 100 -good iooliq gltaMonrs aa► ldsaoel�tep25, Itmlb for tib StatPlekar, abarsvehebo�des d Au halls 40 ova NO WAS Ma IRS. ST 12M mob. 30, SV, 215 be .sktgls, taM eeljo�ltra�ePltiPlnaaW4 kiewig ler Meir 3040, for dmm&itbs, SO Mi iD gte4:211111's wt� if 11111' lbbwaaarl ado o ab oom Sh M Poi w te OW atbadwal. M to be sena Mod d smndti 045. will us at b mud a a --e- b -_ a- 9^ low b M wit *a of �aa� 25. front baoar akM IS do.k&vler /7ss(sM�• wdMlPlwm. AC�1M�E,o _- M aAv4 the Mat"iia R 1s/�a� tr am pNgbmsde, m sr onou lei solm sk Plnol/te mobMe* ft UndWA oa%ir bReo L tomb. S11', 175 bis., soon mr r momat I!tw ba j d!1 1qM *FAIL S2 I Um and KWHWAS mww� k mash, ePlaft fgab knemtaas dikwop asr - krag Soft sT tm faM " a wand) rful she. Jimmy --w t lype d guy. (33. iadm dad, Rt, fact larfktg) ready b gran she trig) go right (/sq o WC.00 Rid it 1m OWN ATTRA TIME msb, 27, boa Oa ncn9 sailing, Ihe outdoors and anig11s harnfrre. wiptjd iia ID nest b4 wilt smiler nler- wb rm lenders. caring and leen. r 27 ane NEW to ft provvoe. mob. 25. 5'10- dark hair, green eyes. would like to meet you. 18-25. and Oak nperson b doom me xarom SY 127S OSH MALE, 18. looking for amradw 18 -rear -old fame if who likes II ari gw out on the torSY n. AARg the forreMag y . or am I M Barr one aim and and", ecoid give 911s Italian male 29. fantastic mod tees and body a chance. My might be pleeeanvy ow - Wood SY Y �rh-ndocin s w and nnsralar European mala lana ms 20's You 9M will tai, dark and a p�f bpi for kendhiD ileo more SY 1278 Dimly rm0n DARK-HAIRED. Eu,apesn mate. 6' 192 lbs. lab 20 s, rated 9. tusks a 9 lends, but will sada b an aeftsit 7 SY 1279 JUST right ratan with dw.dnn. wield Dnktt. Piet right led.r. with no cNdren. who IS boki g kx a ratan. who s h- allows. truSbar- sl1r. loyalaRoIk --o and camjasrorla. That woman r be a Career woman with a Items of adventure. trawl meoml mile. aid who oleo 0. s1a�tp a Iwnma SY t>♦0 SENSMVE, snare, attractive Are for a senous rekaeornfvp S f Xn (�coe1 single make in 20s. believes in trw romance and the Inar things in Its. also kovee Cmi dart. SY 1864 (OSH) YOUNG mesh. 42. 165 be. 5'8-. interested lin camping, walks. country mune. tic.. tooling for lady. 32-40, b aha^ her rnta- oala wah ma SY 19W (OSH) SINCERE Bowmanvhlle man, professional and fit, seeks woman. 30-40. n Bowmanvile area. shbreer. in good lam. bb right fte and trona cooked bad. to build a does reiabon- ssY Tar ve r TPACTME- krrYg ^lab. ter/l, 401s. a rocs person with good arae of humour. who has a los of leve and good Myra to 0- a. would like to Meat a Lady between 3049. to a sn" reie- tkt W (To Tony ems reMa ad to mailbox 1929 please nevoid again. did not pet your correct nunber) Sr I (OSN) WHERE have as the nice girls pione non-smhok- pnogo6 race guy. It alarhg for fest, roc . 24 cal ma if roue out two SY 1951 (OSN) SEPARATED bear, +halo mWe. 44. a bit arty anpys bicycling. movies. to the vemidearirlcpuylpa. 9ou19 b hent d a NreMxe or T , *Belle drib. cuddly lemale. 36- 47. for frsandal . page" we- tlonafuq. ST low M"E 312. very nice. IftdL iov. THERE ARE 46 NEW ADS orm nt make, ars. nbnab it ludo: Spale and le Milldam Loowup for an hoaat senc7ve pMore WO..IMIS, 26-39. kr trieIm nbMlip, fKr is ltslettiitf inglif llwa make. 26, nc-swokr, afro, knlesse-a becbde. movies, auL case abrAw kmraeas, arias m 61, sy wSLE 40.it �M 6r log bale syea *ft i�at.rMlklpataaltt.. sTr 11Sf osn�Aaust�awd�A li p arab a bmnala 36. whoi tardMad �o lar ST the sUeeaub wmmn. 3010. lar a1sa s1/SI 11aagd Sa�T, mals oab- hi �isl, sabm a6)f. male, 01 11111111111111W millis simillier Single LVW iMa�bySLZ�Jallad, str�asm�maoMp. 91 ad utMadty isadR ST SfM 9 whlb mals, 27, 5.10', bom hirk well eyes, clam ad imago. er�Mnk" aings �Porb. movies, quiet _ 911110111 _ lanlirs IN ennalS, 25- 35, Mgt aknW gli taPa.o ad Ali aIIET • tam*o' s�k`1A4 Poaaq at land 090K 47, 5,p111g0,w�66 lbs., enjoys r� Mucom ledyOW �II my Sam ofd no b�flij yepo ilea. from 100,100 maS al bowv v le to NetslaMoyiaAq shit �sb b msSem boats. 1x•21. IAP" daps hl lin a los, dark 10 FOM ta' nt deal am maid old niaAW aromk, e�b albs ra so 1 � In my 70 PwdmL SY bir AOWMfar Map melee. 21 4 2R wmiw 1W. we awe a Mrs !d wM 4m*y wine b to Iced. ri/M7 -- _altllaaat Anlage, ilei, q lammb+ar�M20 paras - d �bpgmisle" owml awe. By SflS0 Now W. bbl ops, late bk. 175 bS., On apo, � Imgmem Mintingim Sb* bnnada 25 S. WwbM anK Op _r wlsaaublp S7 lass Snaohu, 4ft'k d s of 22. ifatblafP Pill s nes we sI jog to bless a�ili ocean. fly mmmo and ru a Sense Of hu moxa. ST /aha SINCERE, worlting axle. 29 bond leak, bile Spas, Slim, AL bofip for ate aamb, Meet awe- :Bjft" night out on ho ((ppgs�qeerblt mpsae o1Mp. N AFFECT "TE s ile mak, 23, brawn he*, brown ops, wq p dancing. -rubs and horseback scrip, oolong ler bnnale. 18-25, for herdshup possible rolabor, aaffstpp SY 1962 (OSIq Olt -GOING. while mob. 36. the snq danmovies. eampng and spats loolwp ha a tenab, 27- 35. someone who likes simlar 11111 . SY 19113 IR! Tm a 42 -year -cid while nab, rm dean. ;;xld and honest. I'm into sports, music and quiet Innes. shelling lady Utas line iia Sam Bogs, l r like dol . pos. only SY 1984 (OSH r eph EASY -going honest, single. te whimale. 22. attractive. elm. abs M Club sore and sports. wrkxld Ike to meet as Mo lady. �5((( R it GOOD-lookrng. single. slim. while male. 35. 5' 11-, 180 ft. clean-cut. enjoys his and Chid - dram, seeks a angle. new slim mother up b 34 wanting that Spial Inendfhip wnh a romwrn sic,00e-wom+rh man. sr is" FRAMM Avalon I am not but 1 am searching ler " venue! in Spring a young mans fancy beo0nlee lore and I have yet to std R rm a retie guy who s 24, funny and slow occasional ssppoonntaneity. 1 would like my. Vrk,w b De angle. 2025. Stem. swhgrow swes d humor. sY WW fn¢ buck mala. 22. 6. e�oys rPOrle. loolaih9 for b1aClk femaM dor a relsso aft, SY IM (0" OUTGOING angle make. mild 20-0 to People. would No 10 meet knerale 29-36. who is bobrq bra bmn releaom SAO. lerasI y9-figo(+Oq nukes. 22 i 24, se� p o wlw, shim. Isttratxve females, 2025. for lin and romance and KON P08808"relationship. SY 175 bagod looking make. 5'17, yweg 42. well eck oea- ad, proMssaonal, finally wase, i* at and sLMPlupya a ler attractive.wids cfler prove'-up.-lg bmteb, 3eOt1Is�2paobn and ft ema- im"Vail as. SY "n 04 lmmwm St. aeanrb� nude, rl-. 175 ba.. 0 and bmi 1662, amg�uiasjtt� �beWe IN eiSW Of NNW. st and aJras a 103 base► 1S�e�Ij Wallis, a bb ma to �Oa SMM amgmg wale�ssaa ai�►a ST 11Qs (OMA 155 los.. behhe ler afti, 5W. roma t bands, 364k abase is k"M and caring. ST iffy boo h* wow b5b Meeh i TALL, l roma Ask• blw eyed ..len. 36, aaaMw4 ONE*lm. Ston locale. 3440, „a�r_batenub„ IN-land GUN Four- eawlaft Sh jspS ate wiMooas Me". hmS a good a m of hamar• Seeking a "M ftemis. shays OgM� oaS t nkfondniip, ST 11013 itpls mds mks s to wed a led r. 30401 b show her bas Well saidem6 b rhe 1100". IN POROUS tib slob ERE IS PICTURE IS awry galleon In Pow to* M altracbe as aft? 1 say to only tray b out Is prove It. N aman for a long shun, p roman verb a Sktcwn. sfrn aninan and I vA ha� nd apici SY 1986 (OSH) EASY-0oiq, sit0k. while m 34, wi no dependents, r smokes, fkwncisly, secure, I eN of music, d Ike andb n an Independent female. 27 n10n•anwkr, will no depends between Ford 5'6-. SY I M NEED only one good wom caring, affectionate male, 5'9•, enjoys dancing, car walks, sports, cam;* and h ging. seeks sial, attractive 4 who would be interested. IW7(OOSH) DOWN -to -earth male. 40. 5 165 lbs., fit, enjoys danci. walks. mokxbke nc is, crop and romantic evenings, look for non-smoking. I.ledium-b lady. 3445, who enjoys nim (BO ngs. for relationship. SY 11 kx+ely i was put on this earth a heavy -set woman. if you N 'mheplease give me a call, I could be Ute best cal of your I SY 1969 SINGLE white male. 5' 11-,160 be. who likes all Idr Of music, favors country a bluegrass, loves camping a canoeing. but doom I mind risk ng in horst of in old movie. so ,ng a woman for relabonsh who doewI mind love and afli bort. but also likes to give a b hwsdf SY 1101 TIME for a change, full of m attractive, undentamfrtg. ocl Peewonab, dim mob, lab 20 smoker, wanting an attractiv slim l emeM with no dependen who enjoys music. moves a, evenings infokt who's looksong I a successful relationship I Im (OSH) SHY. skies mob. 35. nonrmp or, seeks earn lady. 25-40. no SY 190 Ringlet rncSws an In ATTRACTIVE, single, will male. 38. 5'Ir phyfkiIy It no smoker, into health bods ler country living. financially ler mentally secure. al hh trades, willhg b start a kin Iv. Seeks akin onto. 2=. ova swrsLar interests. one clic w coma sr Ind (OSK) MIELLwbkbktod and upward mauve. divorced mob. 39. yon of heart seeks a compw"M a 36. who enjoys music. swum ming. motor racing, Iomenb Was Blue baseball , before reioftn Asp SY im OUTGOING, white male, 23 57. 155 be enjoys must land at el, seeks K powib is relationship SY IM HOMEBODY, while male. 22 63-. 170 Ips.. eryoys mwviea fmhmQ as music except rap re head games loves children seeks wrvle bm em, 18-25, we smiler into to. for hiendYnD pae�ble saw ofvp. sr 1967 MYSiCALLY fit. easy-going angle, des mala. 36. 6. aVW micivies and for attractive.Sarin wfkb 25-35. ler InMOahip. posebH obdonafrip Sr im WC �R FEMALE, unattached, hard - Six 10 down 10 oink oudang. Penalty of n r*$W It and aim, for hwnaat mala, 3040. first SY 250 (OSM)) "Ndw-V ATTRACTIVE lady. biald. s► 9116. 35. Irrta,eeasd in kto" a Single. honest &Waco" mob. r3W044o0, floir�f � . pond" HONEST and snvoans hi bWAb. atedun bald. 316, ame k - r. lows b dente and haw (tat, seeks 0reSSt da.t.b..eh td �. 3640, ON 1 10.1 SY 1546 fcas CIMk 211164V IN mow Iv dMor a Chad= swat Clarisom m usw4 snit b 1* alb a dale bwr or Me J1K sled's 36, aloe m*mbd b k=ab nese. 33. please waPmd Reds to miem ow bar 2562 as I d1W glt how ar- reot comber. sT alit CT alMaelfw. algin la=de, 311. 9aa. Prails9ie-V ase... «joys w ft 604 ad- Hbaa, buasoar...2" ler Ise. d. bMswaaa W o dmiw. SiYli1 f OM+ ACIM bmde, 46, Aro=ad !T, abs, bb.i bait veil kud Mtdd_m a d beset ffT YSId emm dlif it Mmm+r mdw, 1a;T� it iiw� WSlap PaSbln�raM Samr trSe zWwwbS, l 7 11, low Ite MAINMmill ho 10''8, SSis wmmch$4 good• belft himit mob who darieilg dlllkr wi�ead Otdat aomasalse Snamiftg-in! . M f'Ou floc e idim alaaaa � RE Ismksl�e Sealow e sloes and SrjolrS cldalaljsja�ng b mel MM be ci agog DNW Malibu not lia•s. Maoamd aDd1l did ileiloom mt.mb.r. iT !Ms I all THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, MAY L 1994-1PAGE 35 cfdi ngs 'We & ings we"ings AGENT z IN-iAw Freed+ des, Dent air, SUNDAY t Nie A2 k C 2-4 P.M. tic 63 M= Pti1,ERY Lm �.rr.wa `�^`'"'^�J G PRESCRIPTIONS . Ptmxogrplry • Decorating n Services h ce hAax= icke rig.AudiOlo" ' ::. ;+U WeFloa ` `YVedding 'V dcos J The Ajax -Pickering Audiology Clinic has have stopped growing (adolescents, students and 'VWW been in operation in the Village for over seven (7) adults), who have a mild to moderate hearing 539 Kingston Rd. W. years. The Clinic provides numerous services by loss, and whose ear canals are large enough. 619-1214 highly qualified Audiologists and Hearing Aid Your Audiologist can tell you if you are a llsaking for Spring 19% Dispensers. suitable candidate for the micro canal hearing aid e�dtn iiecfii zgs ;1''-ddutgs Lila O•Neill, Audiologist and Director of the and if you qualify for the deep inserted procedure. Clinic notes numerous changes in the field of There is no pain and no anesthesia is required Audiology. One of the most noteworthy is the and only a little time, the whole procedure is ALMOST INVISIBLE hearing Aids. As one painless and only takes 1 hour. Both ear canals �I� JI13111�fu'CO Peterborough Audiologist reported: "Finally, should be free of wax and it is important everyone -WC)IIU contact lenses for your ears." The Starkey sees their Doctor to have wax removed. Wedding Research and Technical Services Group has As Ms. O'Neill states: "Anyone who wants 8XIQuet Receptions recently developed a micro canal fitting technique better hearing qualifies for amplification but Rooms marking a new age in hearing aid fitting. The remember a hearing aid is an aid, it will never N1W hearing aid is so tiny and sits in the bony portion bring your hearing back to normal". Not all :RWAY of the external ear that the hearing aid is people are suited for the deep inserted procedure. be virtually INVIS.BLE Standard hearing aids may more appropriate. DAHM AFTER 9 This exciting breakthrough development in With the new sophisticated Class D circuitry, SUNDAY BRUNCH 11:30-2:30 hearing aid technology delivers major benefits in acoustic performance, wearer comfort and increased sound quality and extended battery life are a possibility. In -the -ear hearing aids or in-the- 89.95 Aav,s 1/Z PRICE c>moPEN PICKERING VILLAGE SQUARE cosmetic appeal to the hearing impaired. All these canal hearing aids have improved to the point advantages without surgery. that we can fit from a mild hearing loss to a Gatflea 'Natural high fidelity sound quality. moderately severe hearing loss. The Ajax Audiology Clinic, •Better understanding in background noise. -Pickering UOd Products •No wind noise or feedback. (905) 427-4277, is open weekdays, some evenings Saturdays for convenience. •Eliminates unnatural voice complaint. and some your Enjoy the advantage of •Normal use of the telephone. Medical referrals are needed. Please see your baving your solid wood furniture designed and built *Custom made, comfortable and easy to use. •Virtually INVISIBLE to others when worn due Doctor today. MAY IS SPEECH AND HEARING witb a personal toucb. • 1iccrocxn SudCd • Bu"CL:�tchcs to the deep position_ Who can be fitted? Many are potential MON'T'H. HeanngIs A Precious Gifts Take Carr Of It. • HArvcst cable • Wall uniu candidates for this procedure. 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Ll Serving Your Favorite Imported Seers lei DRAFT ON TAP ENTEXTAMMENT TRADITIONAL FARE 683-9353 IN THE COURTYARD 109 Old Kingston Rd. , ric��c vauae .r T 11110 "WyY K PRESCRIPTIONS �• MEDICAL SUPPLIES DELIVERY T Mwr a Z7/ / DURHAM Audlorn142 :� ��� Services Ltd. .. ' do Ajax/Pick. Audiology Clinic Hearing Abs. EWMOlds, . Musician's Phis, Repairs & Batteries +vaPPL1427-4277 605 Kingston Rd. W. Ajax. Ont Lt S 61_9 1450 KINGSTON RD. 4679 KINGSTON RD. SCARBOROUGH SUITE 1 (416) 284-4500 PICKERING 2044 QUEEN ST. E. TOR420-4200 (416) 695680 •JUST IIEOUCW To SELL' •iOCATO rM DEMAMo AMA of VICTOF" Pyr M"F MtY,'i L1WffllE 'Shows very wet Freshly pew tt decoraeed. w►sILocP- Ndagod IM, a" kt_, sslcofoned o4 w safe ser a we wM kL i ■r MMM - rkrrdry nn, (20L driveway dbk. N-� 4Mpp del block gat Pried b set Jon wflaf', 42(1, 0 1 30 p.m. C'O'NEO' ON nn 01 T"S 24 piL PIK Is smrT 24 PJL no* 124 pm. _hotm.apprarc MOMA 1,500 s4 t wM verb lo yard from Tem. mr. 3 bdkms, MUM 0-.l.. 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E Ipe s; o,• p,�,mi1ieis blIlls Su ocks Open twee n., May 1 Imm 12-4 pm. car , 4m4zao mora iia ed Crsken Vergers', 4244200. G k • r � 9OtlTiiwEST 111Ew OF 9 TONONTO Modem 3 bdrm. clean � 2 po" spores br trim arty $99,900. Mosler bdrm. has Im an guile PWs urd . sobs M.pr..Mkaw.. comes wire 5 apps. Cal Dais Mui' b vN w. A super a>10�0o rwelamert 4204200. • • r PARE TUE NEW ADVMTVM SUM &, MAV 1, H!i - - *1 t keover irathon zd"6y: T y Shop •Caryl Baker Visage •Nectar • kering Town Centre Saturday May 7 S how it works... Pamper your Mom with a makeover for Mother's Day on Saturday, May 7 from 1 Dam to 4pm. For only $5, you'll make your Mom's day with a makeover from one of our participating retailers. Come to the Makeover Marathon booths near InfoPlace on May 7 to book your Mom's appointment, or you can call in advance - and remember to bring Mom! 100% proceeds will b,,nefit the Ajax/Pickering General Hospital 'Make Room For Baby' Campaign. For advance appointment call: The Body Shop 831-5604 Caryl Baker Visage 420-8234 Nectar 420-8697 A Great Gift For Only $5 OK WHO'S WEARING C K E R I N G W N CENTRE ASHION 7 - 2:30-4pm P BERGMAN Y & R's "Jack" models men's fashions from PTC and discusses the latest Y&R gossip. Lindor ... In store May 1-7 Wardrobe Building Consultations every day, May 1-7, plus 20% off regular priced dresses. Suzy Shier/LA Express ... May 3 - 7:15-7:45 Mini Fashion show presenting the latest in spring and summer fashions available at Suzy Shier and LA Express. Cottage Cove ... May 3 8:00-8:30 A mini fashion event presenting spring and summer ladies casual wear for the 1990's woman. Dalmys/Antels ... May 5 7:15-7:45 A fashion event featuring ladies spring and summer clothing by Dalmys and Antels. Northern i3etaway ... May 5 8:00-8:30 The latest in children's summer merchandise modeled by Northern Getaway shoppers, and a special appearance by "a very little clown". Fairweathers ... May 6 8:00-8:30 Featuring Linen Blazers by Daniel Hechter... " 101 ways to wear a linen blazer" and Fashions by Beechers Brook presenting "soft dressing" ... co- orchnating your wardrobe plus mix and match fabrics and styles. Bianca Nygard ... In store May 3 - 6:30-7:30 Presenting rnakeovers... hints on makeup, war+drobing and body shapes ... how to pick your clothing styles to match and inhance your personal image. f ,• Liz Porter/Penningtons: " In store May 6 - 6:30-7:30 Featuring spring and summer fashions . for big, bold and beautiful women. Centre Court unless stated otherwise. - ., i= ts, �S�f �'�7M10 RT4rW~#♦'Vlff�-•��17nR? `. •tr:'yl� r(��_..F41. i , •,t. •tt.t t t 7� i ♦ ♦I• t �' 4L:L.,.iV,•�q, +al .�rJ'!'f�S �i/. f.f.��i�1� ♦i: yi'i'��{ �sQfly?1a�