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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_05_15Or GOLF MONDAY TO THURSDAY 435110 EXCLUDES 040L;OAYS PLUS 4� S9 45 G S T WL"019 lslgpoll TO FRIDAY SS SAI AiTER 3 P M I S12 ISUG No Q me Fen P"aft ANNANDA1Z COUMMY CLUB P.0.80)(91,AJAXI-IM2 ON F OF TW W ON 401 IMI -32101 CWT your child Smil with confidence? D as o : your child use h hisifier full potential? is Give hiim/her BOTH v .wit 0 . with KARATE Pialte/News Advertise. r Sunday May 15, 1"4 32 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 113 No. 20 Mother takes ni"ne ki*ds 0 0 on prison variety tour 0 Stolen equipment. financial disaster and van trouble didn't stop this lady from making prisoners happy Bv KFITH (-.ILlAGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX - It A a,. a memorable trip, although not for all the right reasons. what was supposed to be a two -and -a -half month tour VCOURTS performing at prisons in the #United States turned into what could be called a trip from hell. Lynette Louise. her eight children. one grandchild and a sound technician piled into a van in mid-Februar.y. setting out to perform an all-femalc variety show at prisons across America - Before it was over. the Ajax family was robbed twice — including losing their sound equipment the first night of the trip. As well, their van was a continuous Source of misery. they twice ran out of money and left Ms. Louise in a financial stwe she describes as -pretty bad-. She feels, however, the tour %-as -one of the smartest things I ever did as a parent. - Her show is called Behind Bars and she took it to prisons down the eastern U.S., across Lbe south to California. up the west coast into Canada and back to Ontario. The show features improvisational skits. standup comedy and singing, all performed by Ms. Louise and her daugbtm See PRISON...Page 3 MP charges 'neghgenc,e19 ineptitude' in cultist case Bv MARIANNE TAKACS s`rAFF REP04CTER DURtIAM - Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague has called on the federal minister of justice to Inside In the no" Editorial .............................. 6 Name Dropping ................ 14 Sports .............................. 18 Classified ......................... 27 P�xww Ones General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 The Nem AdverUser reguiarly uum recycJed newsOnt 931t + 7* GST = $1 review the case of a -cult leader experts C01111000d to the case 'Of convicted of murder who will be 6. negligence, ineptitude and eligible for day parole in two potential wrongdoing-. He said years. Mr. Theriault should be classified In the House of Commons in as a dangerous offender, to ensure Ottawa Wednesday, Mr. that he remains in prison for life. McTeague called for the review of Mr. Tberiault was convicted in the case involving Rock 1989 of cutting off the arm Theriault, currently of one of his cult members. serving seven years at Only then, according to Mr. Kingston Penitentiary for McTeague, was it the second-degree murder discovered that be had killed of what the MP described one of his wives a year as -one of his many wives. earlier. Mr. Theriatilt Theriault will be pleaded guilty to a n%kiced eligible for day parole in charge of second-degree two years and full parole Dan murder in 1992. in thm years even though UcTaiique "Her -death and the the Ontario Provincial auocities committed to her Police have a list of over 80 body (are) nothing Short Of attacks Tberiault committed but sadisfic'" said Mr. McTeague in was never charged (with)," said the Commons. Mr. McTeague. "These ranged In a later interview, the MP from castration, shootings, explained be first llearned of the stabbings and disfigurement. Some case while reading the Savage of these acts involved children Messiah by journalists Ross Laver living at his commune." and Paul Kaibla a few months ago. The MP slammed various See MCTEAGUE-Ya" 2 public officials and medical 20 YEARS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE VVI t Z 4 tent phn the I Nome and p"onW w~ T -Xi I: AL 1UP. PAGE 2-T= NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 15, 19% McTeague prepared to take Theriault issue 'to the wall' FROM PAGE 1 He decided something must be done to keep Mr. Theriault in prison- I*m prepared to take this one to the wall. It's an issue that demonstrates the need for our judicial system to protect the public against the likelihood of this recurring. What I'm really concerned about here is public safety." Mr. McTeague is worried that. if Mr. Ileriault's entire criminal history is am brought to light. parole officials may not realize how dangerous he is. According to the MP. 'Mr. Theriault was transferred almost immediately to the medium -security Kingston penitentiary after being convicted, instead of being held at the maximum -security Millhaven prtson. I think the authorities are weating him as a lightweight. - be said. Mr. McTeague hopes a review of the case, which must eventually involve the Ontario Attorney -Genera 1. will perhaps lead to a rctrial or dangerous offender hearing for Mr. Themult. lie added his push for a review has the suppcx-t of MPs from all parties. K MON I MIR T H The KUMCN ffwdlod has ftiped ffWbom & students wol*twide , age 4 to 15, to master nw*twmWA)M KLMAON is an rx**idualized ~ school math prograffn that can help your child excel in mad and cWvelop supenor study habits and conficlence with just two 30 nunute clasim per week. 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Before she even hit the road. financing for the tour fell apart — but after the shows had been booked. 11 1 1 U 11 has fetal alcohol syndrome. As "everyday was an adventure", the family "pulled together, even the disabled ones pulled together." Her children are daughters Tsara and Jady, both 19, Brandessa and Khiya, both 16, and sons Dar and Cash. both 12, Chance, 10 and Rye, 9. Grandson Jory is four month,, old. I couldn t cance -_ a W W a. These people (the prisoners) would be really, really affected. I bad to cancel two shows and I really hated it. "I did one show and a lady said, 'Why do you do it'" It wasn't what she asked, but the way she asked. It was like. `11wrik you for doing iL"' When a show is coming, prisoners "talk about it the week before and they talk about it the week after. Discipline problems drop after we're there," she says. Performing in a prison without her own sound system wasn't a problem, as she ended up using the prison's equipment. "The prisoners wanted a show so bad, they didn't care if we were under- equipped. - Taking her children, aged between nine and 19, into these facilities wasn't a safety problem. It's safer. They're more inclined to be well ordered than a normal audience in a bar- -We were robbed twice in the states. We were safer in prison than on the streets." Going into prisons was, a "huge learning experience for the kids- It was one of the smartest things I ever did as a parent. In prisons. they could see a different culture. -it gets the kids questioning. If we had just gone on a holiday. they won't have noticed thaL_ The makeup of Ms. Louise's family might be described as different- Two of her children she had naturally. four she adopted and % .he's the guardian of another two. Two children are autistic. two have learning disabilities and Ow VENVIRONIVIENT A Canadian prison tour was done last year and it was the basis for an episode of the CBC's Man Alive show. The focus of the show, which aired in March, was alternative women doing alternative things. Arthur Kent was the journalist and George James produced the show. "I liked it. It's difficult and complex to do something on us because there's so many of us, but he (James) did it well. It was fun, funny and heart- wrenching." Last year, Ms. Louise put out an album called Sing me a Song ... please' It should be available at most record stores in either country or contemporary sections. One store that does carry CD and tape versions is A.V.I:. 1--.ntertainment in the Harwood Place Mail in Ajax. r---- D --------------------- INTERPROVINCIAL AUTO GLAS I Your Vehicle Your Choice Wve All IT1me DeWks 860 BROCK RD. S., unit #1 I T. US 905-837-7819 DEDUCTIBLE $50 $0JX CASH BACK SAT E JENING 1AA member AP 1_jA_PPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 1, $7500 COUPON L�- marn-mew — - - Lynette Louise of Ajax recently returned from a concert tour of prisons in the United States. Joining her on the trip were her eight children. She has a CD out and it's available at most record stores. Duffin Roucre agricultural lands to be saved P_� PICKERING - The provincial appointment of former Toronto urban park, and the Province is government has announced its mayor David Crombie to help boping to have it OPLMiotuil (park plans for the Duffin Rouge develop a management plant for management structure established the 11,600 -acre Rouge Park in the and funding in place) by April of Agricultural Preserve — an 8,00()- ge Valley bordering Pickering. 1995. Queen's lItA has committed acre chunk of agricultural land Rou sio million more to the park bordering the plarined Rouge Park. A small ponion of the park extends n to the S30 The presem includes a sizable into Pickering. project, in additio it ;. wnrth America's largest million it has already provided. portion of north Pickering extending above the ontmio Hydro corridor (north of Finch Ave.) between West Duffms Creek and the Scad)oliougWMarkham border, up to about Hwy. 7. The government's "preferred strategy- for the Lgods was outlined at. a press conference at Queelill's Park Iluirsday. Under the plans. Inn&s now to pro y -%w wicuiiIirai use will be reservedfor 5 PC. full" agricultural use. The government will maintain r1B8 ESS owwrs* of the land while leasing it 10 &rmers for up to 20 years at a fime. in some cases. tenwts may bave the option Of purchasing the bomes or other buildings on the land. A Citizen Advisory Group. consisting mostly of tenant representatives from the area. will be formed to help manage the lands. Existing 110111 -farm commercial and residential uses will be pelninitted to continue. There will be a 60 -day consultation period for discussion of the Province's preferred strategy. Also announced was the 4 .4 VA 'I AM -1-16 PLUS 999 MMEM VEMS tional $59. wrmam pvcw-&� FU K d__ to MY D=Wr , 16 amL4 pA4 Sm 12 PA -5 PA SENIOR CITIZENS ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO & HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 monarch Ave. #13 44 . Ajax, ontarlo Established 1978 683-9725 Soft ..35= Eavesirxq Po" exiowes &Ira-" sysle— MAY SPECIAL S,otlit. 'asc ia & searniess eavestrm9h CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS CARROLL HOME IMPROVEMENTS 4204NO 906 Brock Rd. S., Pickering 14W"65-0593 - ,8A1 : Impp EPIR PRESENTING CARRIER OF THE WEEK Sunday's Carrier Of the Week is Sean Marsh. Sean enjoys all sports especially basketball & baseball. Sean has received McDonald's Big Mac coupon. CongraEulations Sean for being our Sunday Carrier of the Week. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVMMn SUNDAY, MAY t1g, 1"4 0 tough tiomes Wants, needs of taxpayers change in CYPeople re-examining need for just about everything': school board By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER IT—RHAM - Just as economic times change, so too do the wants and needs of taxpayers. That's the message received by the Durham Board of Education, which passed on an average tax hike of one per cent this vear — the smallest ever — aftei hitting taxpayers for an increase of almost 15 per cent just five years ago. The voices are different. - admits chairman Patricia Bowman. -In the *80s. people were looking for ways to improve programs. In the '90s. they're telling us their children would do extremely well if we just kept a program. Their focus is not on adding, but on retaining." The Taxpayers' Coalition of Ajax and Pickering agrees. "We once heard more from the .gimmes', the 'I wants*. That's why we've had 14.78 -per cent increases in the past." notes spokesman Janice Frampton. -Now we're saying we just can't afford that anymore: that not every special -interest group can get what it wants. We have to look after the majority." Admittedly, -people are re- examining the need for just about e verytbing." notes Miss Bowman. -They want to know if they should be paying for things like bus passes once a student reaches DENTURE CLINIC REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines; * Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER F%E CONSULT.ATION William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) 8.4 OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8Wl 9 AJAX/PICKERING NOW . AIAILABLE Tae Kwo, DO -I a certain age," she says, referring to last year's controversial budget decision forcing ,:::.,.:Public school ax hikes over the years DURHAM - This year, public school supporters will pay on average an additional one per cent in taxes. .-I I :: - Here's a look at the average tax increase over the past few years: In 1993: 4.55 % In 1"21: 3.67% In 1"1: 6.90% In 1990- 14.78% In 1989: 14.35% In 1988: 9.83% In 1987: 9.08 % In 1986: 9.81 % secondary students to pick up the tab of getting to and from school - At the same time, school boards are faced with such recent additional costs as provincial tax on employee benefits. They're also forced to introduce such government initiatives as pay equity and anti -racist measures. -'Every issue we fccus on costs the (taxpayer) money." notes Miss Bowman. "It doesn't mean we're opposed to those changes: we applaud them.. -But we can*t focus on every front evm year. Shc' hopes the government will follow the example of school boards which have been forced to do awav with some services while offering others in a different way. That philosophy led the board to revamp a kindergarten program traditionally offered for half the day. every day. Beginning in September, youngsters will attend school all day Mondays and Wednesdays and every Friday morning, or all day Tuesdays and Thursdays and every Friday afternoon. Doing so will save taxpayers about $518,000 in noon -hour busing costs a year. While Mrs. Frampton is skeptical of such a low tax increase in an election year, she recognizes the board made "some toueh decisions and acted very responsibly." But she doesn't blame previous tax hikes on school board trustees alone. -It's about time people got involved. We've allowed this to happen ... Our ignorance is being overcome by hard times. -There was a lot of feeling that we couldn't change things. 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MAy I* MSMA"S 0 0 Province launches hepatitis vaccination progra nc,. wi acute cases. 0 Grade 7 students in Durham Region could become protected against Hepatitis B DURHAM - Vaccination against hepatitis B will be offered this fall to Grade 7 students across Ontario. The school-based program is aimed at protecting young people before they become sexually active. It will cost about $6 million a year and will cover about 135,000 students, provincial health minister Ruth Grier announced Thursday. 1%,Iore than 300 cases of hepatitis B are reported each year in Ontario, most of them among young adults. Hepatitis B is a virus that attacks the liver and can cause permanent liver damage and sLarring, and in some cases even death. It is the world's number one cause of liver cancer and there is no cure for the illness caused by the virus. The virus is spread primarily through sexual contact or by contact with the blood of an infected person. It can be spread through dirty needles, body and ear piercing, or tattooing. About half the people who catch hepatitis B never feel sick, so they can pass on the disease without knowing it. The vaccine against hepatitis B is one of the safest vaccines in use today, according to the ministry of health. It has been given in Canada for more than 10 years. does not contain blood products or living V viruses, and usually has no major side effects. Not all teenagers will be immunized because it is considered too expensive at S9 a dose. But the Province's chief medical officer of health. Dr. Richard Schabas, is urging parents to pay to have teens in higher grades vaccinated by their own doctors. Participation in the program is voluntary. Public health nurses will give Grade 7 students three injections over a six-month period — the first in October cc November. another a Marianne Takacs has her eye on Pickering. Call her at 683-5110 with your story month later, and the last five at DIT1.11. months after that. Vaccination has also been The vaccine can be obtained Ontario already has a provided to those at high risk, from local pharmacies with a program to screen all pregnant such as intravenous drug users prescription. Anyone wi - shing to women for hepatitis B, and and household and sexual be immunized should discuss it babies of carriers are vaccinated contacts of chronic carriers or with their doctor. coxxion Fode� ISE S — Featurin$ a huge selection of nature -oriented 1V_ PrAAJUP 70 ,V 00,71,0,, _"I Thursday, May 5, to Saturday, May 21 weekdays, 10 am to 9 Pat Sawrday, 9 am to 6 pm Sunday, rmn to 5 pat 4470 Kingston Rd., Scarborough betweenMarkham Rd. and Morningside Ave. (take 401 exit 387) SM AP Mid Spring Specials J :1*611= LUBE, OIL & FILTER CHANGE DEMES K;WomwcE 4 cy]. __ -------- $4995, PEN L J5S Bumper to Bumper 6 cyl......_,$6495 Maintenance inspection 195 (Wth thm WUW) V648 nd broku, tims, susi;Www, st"fing, C*"nl Wooc* Condnw (most cars). J 2 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) '129.95 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) 149.95 7._Z, PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTIM SUNDAy, MAy 15. 1"4 .. . ........ ............ .. ... .. ............. . . ................ . . . . ...... ... ....... ................ . .... ...... I .. ........ . About Us. Timothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief NVendy Gallagher Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manaeer A Metroland Community Newsparx�r published every NVednesday. Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. Ontario. LIS 2H5. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse aw, advertisement based on his sole discretion. Pai!e sizes mav vary sfightly. from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different printers. Second Class Mail Rezistration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can. I %T. $70 G1 IE US A CALL General 693-5110 Newsroom 6S3-5 I 10 Distribution 6�0 , -'s 117 Classified 683-5110 (Niehtline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser welcomes lietters to the editor on topical controversial ma and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit team for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for pubhcanon. All letters must include your fiffl name, address and phone number for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length, typed, double spaced. �aThe News Advertiser reguilarly uses VEDITORIAL You asked us Two questions have been consistently asked of News Advertiser editorial staff this week. Thev deal with stories which appeared in the newspaper in the past week. The majority of calls concerned the News Advertiser story on food poisoning. It focussed on Ajax resident Don'na Martin who obtained a near -fatal case of food poisoning after eating a hamburger at an area restaurant, Mariv readers wanted to know why we didn't print the name (if the restaurant where Ms Martin ate. There are numerous reasons why the restaurant's name wasn't mentioned. Most importantly, the stor� was meant to be a public education piece on the dangers of eating improperly cooked hamburger. The stor� contained some excellent information from the health department about how to ensure meat is cooked PTOperl.N. At no time was there ever any intent to print a story that pointed the finger of blame at any restaurant. In fact. we'd be doing our readers more of a disservice if we did that. Contaminated food is not particular to that restaurant. It can happen to anyone. anytime. Therefore, where it happened is irrelevant. The same type of question was asked about a story on a woman who was sexually assaulted in the parking lot of a Liverpool Rd. bar. Readers wanted to knov% .% here the assault happened. It's not necessary to name the bar. After all, the bar is not to blame for th�e Creep who attacked the woman. It would he foolish for People to think that bv not patronizing that establishment thev're free from harm. Good questions from readers and, we hope, satisfactory answers from US. LtilteirsWRn-EToTtiENF-wsADVERMM 130Com.w_RCLkl_A,-T_.,AiAx. LIS 2H5oRFAxusAT683-7363 VSEX EDUCATION School document 'Dromotes' sexual Dromiscuitv To the editor. -17his is a response to the article enuLk-A -ScbooL% io disciiss homosexuality in bid to fight AIDS - in your Friday. April 29th edition. The subtitle read, -Public board's new Sex educ-Am material undff attack from'homophobic parents'. - I am familiar with the Reduce the Risk draft under consideration and have wrinen a letter to the board expressing my concerns about quhe a bit of the material in the dtaft. I am not a bomopbobic parem From the news edito s desk Vol (hornopbobc defined as intense the draft prortuxe, encourage and adjective -bornophobic", but hatred or fear of bornosexuals or reinforce promiscuity as an (1xit-m. consideiing it-, definition, might I bamosexuahty - Collins, dictionary). These witivities presuppose student,; sugggest you talk to one of the so - I do nut haie. nor do I fear, we alreaith, involved in pre-n-Aarital called -bom(1Awbk parents" to see homosexuals. I am a concerned sex. The majority am noL if they realIv de---erve to be so labeled partmi and taxpayer and feel it is my Considering thi: faM wby must the bLfore you iu�rscoirC Mr. responsibi1ity and right to speak OUL nm)ority be %ubjecwd to learning Brousseau's opinion with your I agree with Mr. Brousseau that about topics such as how to property sifttle? Perhaps you might discover our semior students need to be pit a corAom on" They really are just concerned moms informed about AIDS and that I urge all parents to become moire and dads -4-hio want to have a say homosexuality needs to be discussed aware of what your children are about what their children are being with respect to this. However, some being and may be taught. As for Ms. taughL of the suggested activities for studou White (staff repow). I reahze Mr. Sbaron Witten, classroom pawpation provided m Brousseau might have used the Ajm Have a blast next weekend After the bosses'refusal to let us work next Monday, we got to wondering what the big deal is, why next weekend7s a long one. If next Monday's a holiday — a variation on holy day -- it num have been given to us by God. Seems plausible. Since cottagers are wont to describe their vacation property as "a little piece of Heaven here on earth", God must have wanted said cottagers to open up the place, do some dusting, clean out the cobwebs and exterminate the vermin next weekend. Ws his way of getting the tenants of his little pieces of Heaven to do some spring cleaning. lks far too busy to be pushing around a Hoover, chasing bats with a broom and fixing a septic tank. For those of us whose "little piece of Heaven' is just ouisidle our little piece of Hell -- the house thafs mortgaged to the hilt -- He gave us grass and dirt to turn into gardens and dandelions. He'll probably have more than a few laughs next weekend watching we dumb green thumbs as we try to turn soil into salad gardens, make meals out of mulch. Ilere's a transvestite out west who thinks the long weekend is in honor of him. The cross-dressing British Columbian gets cross at clients who don't call him "the recycle"* t 11 . , . J .1 " . . 4-. Z, I ;,.. I , , ". . k ,)print,,,A 1A, 111011118�z- queen of Victoria". There are those who believe next weekend is meant for tampering with explosives, blowing up replica school houses, setting off fireworks in celebration of Zeus, the Cireek god of thunder. SU others think the long weekend is an cxcuse io go semi -naked or persuade the spouse to wear little but her birthday suit. Something about bononing the founder of the V'WwrWs Secrets lingerie catalogue and calling the wife a queen" as she struts around in her Victoria's very- skimpies. And, them are the many who refer to the coming ftm days Of rest, relaxation and refreshments as *the May 24th weekend" or, as a friends puts it, "the May 24 weekend", emphasis on 24, as in two-four. Join us next weekend, won't you, as we boist two or four in a toast to the queen of Victorias Secrets, the god of thunder, the Creator of all creatim great and small that have cornered the cottage all winter, diatll gobble up the garden all summer. 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Inch Cooking Surface Tank Included .00 Reg. 213 1147.77 s71 AWS1 "MM HARWOOD PLACE vx-RL *-m PiL 11" PJL 11" PA 1- -t PAGE 8-THR NIEWS ADVM=R SUNDAY, MAY 15, 111011114 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, Li S 21-115. CALL AHEAD TO RESERVE A HOIST! HOUIM 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday CAR PICK4110 Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p -m. 970 BROCK ROAD SOUTH, PICKERING TEL: 831-5400 / 1400-563-6662 HONDAS ONLY PLEASE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY EXPIRES MAY 27,1994 I re -Tim iffe dr a- - W 1%� le,*Owme- , __ W, X7 *KC302WZ:PJ%- SPRING SPECTACULAR After a steady diet of snow and cold 1. Ger""I Dedomerme f. Lnigm W2�_Wiiinc* slush don't you think you should treat 3. . . 4. Bftkee your car to something a little more 3. prliveunWAide nourishing? Like perhaps a spring 6. Steeirlina 7. Clutch inspection with all the trimmings? 6, Hom We'll begin with, (an appetizer as it 9. W/S Wl r 10, W/S we were) a 7 point electrical inspection. 0 at will be followed with a healthy 6 13. oint interior inspection, a 6 point 14. 15. ody inspection and an 11 point on 16 hoist inspection. Then, to ensure your hunger for i *% knowledge has been completely satisfied, we'll close off our spring reMplay) a Ur lav) special with a 13 point engine onditioner JOE inspection that is sure to fit the bill. 25.1 or liqhts law 26. Ex t stem 28. Q fire ALL THIS, 55 POINTS 29- Chitch MOM 30. Brake na,'- & II -Ings IN TOTAL 31. Brake calipers -32. Brake hoses a line* 33. Shock absorbers- 1011111111V 34. Steering linkage $995 35. Wheel bearings . �4, 36 Tire=- Fr AFA.6 �c ONLY 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, Li S 21-115. CALL AHEAD TO RESERVE A HOIST! HOUIM 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 8 p.m. Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday CAR PICK4110 Mon. - Thurs. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Fri. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p -m. 970 BROCK ROAD SOUTH, PICKERING TEL: 831-5400 / 1400-563-6662 HONDAS ONLY PLEASE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY EXPIRES MAY 27,1994 I re -Tim iffe a F. .- I - THE NOWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, JWAV IS, 1996 -PAGE 9 -Its our but the la t word is yours. At Wal-Mart, our commitment of customer satisfaction btgtns with a ven- simple principle-. We work for you! You'll discover how hard we work to provide the best service we can to our customers. "At Kil-Mart, we're real partners in the business. W,� knou, bou, important it is to treat our customers as good as we can. [)C(I/c Wal -Mart's service commit- ment starts \kith our people greeter who meets vou at our door Most of 'VARt all, though, our customer service is defined by the kssociates in your Wal-Mart store. People like Genny, Dave and joy, all dedicated to serving you. "When kids come into the to), department, tber know exact1j, wbat the)' want. ff tb�,find it here, we knou, tM11go home bappj We know our customer-, \k ant the %idest Dmsible selection of mer- chandise. That's why A'al-Mai is committed to stocking the products you want most. In fact, our stores will begin to carry about twice as manv items is thev did before becoming Wal-Mart. with more brand names and broad- er assortments to choose from. "I'm in the store everi, day, and I see the changes taking place. More selec- tion, lowerprices. It � exciting. and sboppers will notice the difference rigbt atrarf " - 1 Z5 ill I c::il kVA F&I 0 :-K A But our promise goes an important step farther than wide selection and g(x)d customer sen -ice. We'll do our best to lower prices whenever we can - That means vou can come to vour new Wal-Mart store any day of anv week. and you won't have to search for advertised merchandi*. to get the lowest po)ssible pricesand true value. -Nt Wal-Mart. %ou'll get that even (lay. of course. there is onl\ one wav to prove our promises. Shop at Wal-Mart andsee how hard we work to live up to thein. Remember. we work for %ou ... and we know the kist word is yours'. PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTNEIR SUNDAY, MAY 15, IM Volunteers sought 0 0 0 to supervise visits DURHAM - Volunteers are needed for a program that co- ordinates visits between children and non-custodial parents. The Durham Supervised Access Program provides volunteers to sit in during court-ordered visits between children and a parent. Volunteers are needed for two hours a week. The program is co-ordinated through the Durham Region YMCA. Visits between children and parents are held in Pickering at the Y -PACE Centre next to the GO station on Saturdays from 2:15 p.m. to 5:15 p.m., in Oshawa at the YWCA office on McGrigor St. on Sundays from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., at the South Oshawa Community Development Project office at 777 Simcoe St. S. on Tuesdays from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., and in Port Perry at the YMCA office on Queen St. on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to noon. Training will be provided to all volunteer%. A criminal record check is done on all volunteers and references are called. Call co-mdinator Sonia Kimball at 668-6868 for more information. Recycle plastic garden pots DURHAM - Plastic garden pots are now recyclable. Local garden centres are now accepting plastic plant containers and trays for recycling at a new Mississauga plant. Ile plant is operated by the Canadian Polystyrene Recycling Association. The garden pots — used primarily to bold annuals — are brittle and often come in green, black or white. The collected polystyrene containers will be ground, washed and made into pellets that can be manufactured again. Local garden ccntrcs that will accept the polystyrene containers include Vandermeer Nursery and Garden Centre, Picov's Greenhouses, Sheridan Nurseries, Weall and Cullen and White Rose. For Display Advertising Call Debbie Burns at 683=51 10 Aox-PUkering News Advertiser fax 619-9068 -0" Of ,, The Town of Pickering NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO DESTROY NOMOUS WEEDS Under the provisions of the Weed Control Act of the Pro-% ince of Ontario, Public Notice is hereby given to all owners and occupants of subdivided land or lots not exceeding 10 acres, whether or not the lots are part of a subdivision within the'rown of Pickering that unless the noxious weeds or weed seeds on any such subdivided lands or lots in the Town of Pickering are destroyed by Wednesday, June 1, 19194 and throughout the season, the Council of the lbwn of Pickering has directed the weed inspectors for the Region of Durham to cause said noxious weeds or weed seeds to be destroyed in such a manner as they may deem proper, and that the expenses incurred by the said Weed inspectors in the discharge of their duties shall be placed on the Collector's Roll of the Town of Pickering against the respective parcels concerned and that such amounts shall be collected in the same manner as taxes under the Municipal Act. Please note that weeds such as dandelions and goldenrod are not considered noxious weeds under the Weed Control Act. The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. V. Mason Bruce Taylor, A.M.C.T. Regional Weed inspector Town Clerk (905) 668-7721 EXL 5219 Town of Pickering Obituaries HALL, Murray Keith — Suddenly at home on Michael, and Martin and his wife Marian. Dear Wednesday, May 11, 1994. Murray Keith Hall, beloved 91'andmother of Cbris and his wife Sonya, Michele and husband of Hekn Doidge Hall and Dons her husband Terry, Tina and her husband At and Scott. Hall. Father of Robert and his=, and Great giandmootber of Chrisopher and Katelyn. Survived stepfather of Edward, Heather, Kathy and John. by sisters Kate and Conme, and Wdeceased by sisters Grandfather of seven grandchildren. Rested at Vera. Ld and Hilda, and brothers Wyndham, Rank, Tom McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax and John, all of South Wales. Aunt to many wonderful (Pickering Village), 428-8488. Funeral service in the nieces and nephews living in South Wales. Rested at chapel on Saturday, May 14 at 10 a.m. Interment at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax HighlaW Memory 6ar"s. (Pickering Village), 428-8488. A complete funeral MYLES, Edna — Suddenly at Ajax and Pickering service in the chapel on Saturday, May 14 at 2:30 pin. General Hospital on Wednesday, May 11, 1994. Edna Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donatioris may be made to Myles, beloved wife of Martin. Loving mother of the Ontano Heart and Sti-okc Foundation. ENGINE TUNE-UP lhw VVOLUNTEEM Non-profit groups get number help DURHAM - A free professional accounting service may be of help to not-for-profit organizations. Community Accountants (Durham Region) will provide assistance in setting up books, budgeting, dealing with taxes, incorporating, registering with various government levels, putting together funding proposals, controlling costs, preparing reports for a board of directors, and setting up accounting systems and procedures. Organizer David Nabi points out Community Accountants is "not an auditing or bookkeeping service. It , s free business advice for not-for-profit organizations that want to improve their accounting knowledge, skills and abilities." Volunteers would visit an The News Advertiser challenges students to 3EL30JUD Ur AL3ELMW 1'9"3l!%T I ............... If you're a student you can put The News Advertiser to work for you. Each month The News Advertiser will challenge a .... ...... different group of students to use this newspaper to help them win a prize for themselves or their classmates. Read the News Advertiser Learn about current events Win a prize for your efforts ... Just like that! Dear Teachers and -parent 's: We invite you to make ........ these contests a class or family project. "01 Newspapers, books. comics -- we want our kids reading. Way Assignment Students Grades 1, 2 and 3 Cut out three p=ures from any editmn of the News Advertiser and tell us why you hke the piculm. You must have two sentences for each p=lm. The winmr will receive a class pizza pasty. Send your entries to: Nice Pictu,.XTS C/O The News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2115 Deadline:, Wednesday, May 25- The winner will h.o 2nnmine,,od qiindav- Mav 29. organization one to four times to find out the group's needs and how they can be addressed. Community Accountants recruits volunteer accountants and trains them to understand the not- for-profit culture and issues. Not-for-profit groups wanting more information about the service or accountants wantino to volunteer can call 430-9122 for more information. 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Last year, young Danny won the hearts of Pickering residents with his efforts to raise money to fight the disease he himself had been in remission from for six vears. With a bit of help from his rnoin and dad. Dawn and Mark. he managed to collect $5,010 for the Leukemia Research Fund by canvassing for and participating in a leukemia walkatbon. Itwas hLs f(mi-th y= in the A-alkathon. and he almost tripled his previous, year' s total of S 1,800. Last November, however. Danny's leuk-Lmia came back and he has been in and out of tx),TiLd ever u s nce. Ilis response to this stroke of face has been to embark once again on his fund-raising campaign this spring, more determined thari ever, This vear," says Danny. -I'm "ing to raise S 10.6M." That won't he ea%v. since Dann,.,*s currentiv undergoing chemotherapy ana is unable to attend sLUx)l full-tirne even when he is at home. because of the tiring effect,. Of the MMMUML lie also has to spend about two weeks of the month-long campaign period in txwptal. It could turn out that he'll bt: in h( again June 5 when this vcar's walkathon takcs place in �carborough. His older hnxhLr. 12 - year -old Niatic- will %a&- in hi% place if that tLippcns� But Danny's confident hc*ll make it through the aimpaign and the ualkathon, just as he is optimistic he'll lick the leukemia this scomd time as he did the first- -11 sort of krkicked evervbod, for a loop.- says his LULL ktirk, of the news of th� reLipsi_- List No-cmber. But it was also in the baLk of our mind.s. You just have to sLirt from squ;w one again. Just as the whole family (including younger brother Kc, in. 8) has been behind Danny's fight against leuk-em" thLv*re also them to support his fund-raising work. Both his nxin and dad are lining up Wxi,Airs and helping organize fund- raising events at their work -places. Others are helping too. The Toronto Maple Leafs' Ken Baumgartner and the New York Rangers' Glenn Anderson have posed with Danny for walkathou posters, as well as providing autographed sticks, sweaters and odw items to raffle off. There's also been help fiom other sports team radio sudion 640 AM, and especially Bryan Green of Plau)+Sunple giorts and promotional wear of Toronto. If you want to help out, you can sponsor Danny when he comes canvassing in your neighborhood. Or you can call the McCarthy bousehold at 837-0832 to make a pledge over the phone. 'ALCOYQUIN SPACE CANVS fOR HIGH SCHM STUDWS1 Use real robots, rockets, satel- lites, telescopes, lasers and much more. Great residence, good foW with land and water sports in weekly co-ed sessions June to September. A unklue, excitin& educational space adventure for all! For gum AttrA f *LFIN 11 F 9F k5T AL E rl Danny is a big Blue Jay fan and one of his most prized possessions is this bat autographed by Roberto Alomar. photo by Ron Pletroniro Tbe NN'alk for a Cure walk-athon Danny is participating in is sponsorLd by the Unitcal Food and Commercial %Vorkcr,, Local 1-55 and 633. of which his father his a member. Last year, Danny was the Ul'C"A"s Lop leukemia canvasser in Ontario. C u I AROUT'S COUNTRY TONE -Ur.,! SLUI DOMM FOR I SUBUdEM11 MONDAYS TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS FRIDAYS W%FAM JULY9 AUGUST & CLASSES A" REMVE CAROMS COUNTRY& WESTERN IMCE DANCING INSTRUCTIONAL vmEoFREE VISIT ANY OF OUR LOCATIONS OR CALL s7wnzg FOR MORE DHFO. DON BEER ARENA, PMRING, DILLINGHAM & BAY SPORTS - 7 PM. - 9 P.M. -ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB, AJAX - 7:00 P.M. - 9:30 PM. KNSMEN CLUB, W COLBORNE, OSHAWA - TOO PM. - 930 PM. INCLUDES LINE DANCING & SOME COUPLES DAXWG ROYAL CANADIAN LEGM, SIMCOE S., OSHAWA - 7100 P.M. - 11 IDO Pit 0 nl%w% I a 0 AA Af& Gende De4fty for 0 " M4 and Gmt B* Mim To h* ym W at em: N, V Ultrasonic cleanings t/ Soothing nitrous oxide & general anesthesia V Stereo head- . 1Z . ) phones to help you relax 6/ Autoclave sterilization i/ Complete preventive & restorative dentistry C4mv*t care with you in ntd * We file & accept direct insur- ance payments J— pay -1y ponion W covemd by plan) * 5% discount for senior citizens o/ Walk4n & same- day appoint- ments welcome V Treatment for impacted wisdom teeth available Call for ym ftm cm** mmiltabm' Learn how tooth whitening, porcelain veneers, and other cosmetic procedures can make your smile look brighter. CALL NOW Dr. Steven Nadel, D.DS. - Editor ui the ri(�wsletter for 683-1432 .11 dentists, THE DE%T.4 172 Harwood Ave. South. Suite 101, Ajax ontario hydro PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE PICKERING ENERGY INFORMATION CENTRE Thursday. May 19, 1994 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. BOH.ER MAINTEICANCE PI-ANNED FOR PICKERING GENERATING STATION "A - After the success of boiler rehabilitation of Pickering Generating Station '13- Units 5 and 6. Ontario Hydro has decided to extend this maintenance program to the Pickering -A- units. -Last year. Pickering generated over one-fifth of Ontario's e-lectricity. This maintenance program confirms our commitment to continue to be a key electricity supplier for many years into the future,' said Pierre Charlebois, Station Director. Nuclear plants worldwide eventually require boiler maintenance. Fortunately. Pickering has had excellent boiler performance up to now. but it cannot continue to achieve that for the remainder of its operating life without maintenance. That's because. just like a kitchen kettle. boilers accumulate material that eventually must be removed. By removing this material. the station will: - Greatly reduce future corrosion of boiler components - Improve boder performance - Reduce radiation fields - Reduce inspection problems. The work involves three steps. High pressure water jets are used to break fi-ee solids on the light water side. Chemical cleaning is then used to remove rust and scale from the hght. water side. A different chemical cleaning process is used on the heavy water side. The resulting wastes will be handled in accordance with all applicable Federal and Provincial regulations. Ontario Hydro is seeking approval firom the Atomic Energy Control Board for this work. A public involvement program was completed prior to the boiler cleaning of Units 5 and 6. Local residents or businesses wishing more information may speak with Hydro staff by phoning (905) &39-0465 or by attending the Open House at Pickering Energy Information Centre on Thursday. May 19, 1994 between 7:00 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. The Centre is on Montgomery Park Road (Brock Road South) and is also open 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.. Monday through Friday. 1- -1 ff-_ W .1 TIM NEWS ADvEnv= SUNDAY, MAY I% 1"6-m" 13 VSENIORS 'th d t Fighting for righ.t to walk Wi igni y By LINDA WHITE STA" REPORTER DURHAM - Just as racism must be wiped out. so too must "ageism" which targets those who have "committed the unpardonable sin of living too long." So says Oshawa senior Jean Hunt, a member of a project which aims to prevent cider abuse and promote through education a positive view of growing older. " Ageism" — a recent term often compared to racism and chauvinism — assumes a person's capabilities based on age, reports Kerry Delaney, elder abuse education co- ordinator at the Durham Region Community Care Association. I don't think many people even realize they're doing it. It's a real concern." notes Ms. Delaney. head of the provincially -funded, 20 -month project. Some people think they can take advantage of a senior because they won't know anyway. We need to break down those stereotypes.- believes Ms. Delaney, pointing to such examples as a cab driver taking a wayward route to a destination or a bank charging a fee to cash pension cheques. We're not looking for any handouts,** notes Mrs. Hunt. 72. But if you have contributed to your country, you have the right to walk with dignity. - Education is the key to fighting ageism, maintains the group, which is comprised of lawyers, nurses, police officers, bankers and service providers. Schools will be invited to use a planned speakers' bureau, which will give students a first - hand look at what being a senior really means. Speakers from that bureau will also inform the elderly of services available to them in order to make better decisions, such as where to live. That, in turn, allows seniors to maintain greater control over their lives. That's important, because .many of us didn't prepare for old age," notes Mrs. Hunt. -We just weren*t educated about it during the war and depression. - Seniors must also be made aware of the legal implications of such things as power of attorney. reports Joy Barber. a lawyer at Durham Community Legal Clinic. As people get older, many feel they are no longer able to manage their own affairs,- she explains. "We need to make sure they understand that power of attorney means they are giving someone else the right to make decisions about their financial affairs. Many think they have to do that. But whatever age they are makes no difference if they can make their own decisions. "They can also make (power of attorney) conditional on becoming incompetent. If not, it's effective immediately and someone could walk off with their bank account." Wrongful use of power of attorney is one form of elder abuse. Educating those who commonly provide services to seniors of elder abuse is another important step in wiping out ageism. A brochure outlining various forms of -the hidden crime" will be distributed soon throughout Durham Region. Other forms of elder abuse include: - Financial: fraud. forgery and extortion: stealing money. pension cheques or possessions; coercion in the writing of wills; forcing a senior to sell personal property. * Physical: slapping, pushing or beating: sexual assault'. forced confinement in a room, bed or chair. 0 Neglect: abandonment. withholding food and health services. intentionally failing to give someone who is dependent what he or she needs. - Mental: treating an older person like a child; humiliating, insulting frightening, threatening Celebrate special days, help hospital A tk AJAX-PICKERING — Mother's Day is over but it's not too laic to cclebrate mother — or any special event — and help out the local hospital as well. Ajax -Pickering General Hospital celebrated Mother's Day by earlier sending out Mother's Day cards to every household here. The cards invited people to honor their mother by sending a donation to its Make Room for Baby campaign to buy equipment for the hospital's new maternal and newborn services wing. Many people respon&*6d the hospital has sent out hundreds of cards to let mothers know that a donation has been made in their honor. You can still make a Mother's Day donation, or a donation in honor of a new child. a birthday. an anniversary, or any other occasion. Just let the hospital know where you'd like a card sent, and it will be mailed out. If you're in a hurry you can make your donation by calling 428- 1407, and the card can be mailed out the same day. Money raised from the donations will help pay for monitors. incubators an v v vital equipment in the new wing. 81FOLDS SUIDIJE 24"x8O" 48"x87 .7 0 30-x8J0" L60"Xw" _XSO_ 36"x8O" 72'xW" ALL $60.00 & $80-00 CASH AND CARRY 9054L39-2444 or ignoring someone. Victims of elder abuse usually know and trust their abuser, who often has control of influence over them — such as a family member, friend, staff in rest, retirement and nursing homes, and anyone else the senior relies upon for basic needs. Though manv incidents of abuse are punishable by law, guilt and shame keep many seniors from reporting it to police, Ms. Delaney notes. Videos on elder abuse and other issues of importance to seniors are available. For information on those materials and the speakers' bureau, call Kerry Delaney at 686-5770. 0 100Portrai" 17 - OF S4 95 �6ED IN ADVW'St, PRK:' DOYCIDIe 00-3,% 0,t k� NIC O� yM1 bockq,�� YW po� ONLY W-.0X;I Port- I 1Z Polly 95 $6, 0i 2c*." 1 sed CCA90.0ft P ........... i*. ,0-1V W v* 0,* W �00c* 1� 0. Im � ­�* 14urry, Now No Charge For Additional Subjects! THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Sat. 10 AM - 7 PM PICKERING (Kingston Road) SAM 0 U. -ft W- 0- -0- —1 IEF 0 TWE * QUAUTY * GEINTLE DE.N-LAL ARE IMPORTANr TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABLE TO SERVE YOU' WE WELCOME NEW PATEEN17S WE V PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 01"4W-A�' W� DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIIN. DEN -I -IST 24 MR. EMERGENCY SERVICE WWV. 2 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Optarlo (South of Hwy. #2) 8 'Some people think they can take advantage I I At- of a senior because they won't know Kerry Delaney anyway.' hand look at what being a senior really means. Speakers from that bureau will also inform the elderly of services available to them in order to make better decisions, such as where to live. That, in turn, allows seniors to maintain greater control over their lives. That's important, because .many of us didn't prepare for old age," notes Mrs. Hunt. -We just weren*t educated about it during the war and depression. - Seniors must also be made aware of the legal implications of such things as power of attorney. reports Joy Barber. a lawyer at Durham Community Legal Clinic. As people get older, many feel they are no longer able to manage their own affairs,- she explains. "We need to make sure they understand that power of attorney means they are giving someone else the right to make decisions about their financial affairs. Many think they have to do that. But whatever age they are makes no difference if they can make their own decisions. "They can also make (power of attorney) conditional on becoming incompetent. If not, it's effective immediately and someone could walk off with their bank account." Wrongful use of power of attorney is one form of elder abuse. Educating those who commonly provide services to seniors of elder abuse is another important step in wiping out ageism. A brochure outlining various forms of -the hidden crime" will be distributed soon throughout Durham Region. Other forms of elder abuse include: - Financial: fraud. forgery and extortion: stealing money. pension cheques or possessions; coercion in the writing of wills; forcing a senior to sell personal property. * Physical: slapping, pushing or beating: sexual assault'. forced confinement in a room, bed or chair. 0 Neglect: abandonment. withholding food and health services. intentionally failing to give someone who is dependent what he or she needs. - Mental: treating an older person like a child; humiliating, insulting frightening, threatening Celebrate special days, help hospital A tk AJAX-PICKERING — Mother's Day is over but it's not too laic to cclebrate mother — or any special event — and help out the local hospital as well. Ajax -Pickering General Hospital celebrated Mother's Day by earlier sending out Mother's Day cards to every household here. The cards invited people to honor their mother by sending a donation to its Make Room for Baby campaign to buy equipment for the hospital's new maternal and newborn services wing. Many people respon&*6d the hospital has sent out hundreds of cards to let mothers know that a donation has been made in their honor. You can still make a Mother's Day donation, or a donation in honor of a new child. a birthday. an anniversary, or any other occasion. Just let the hospital know where you'd like a card sent, and it will be mailed out. If you're in a hurry you can make your donation by calling 428- 1407, and the card can be mailed out the same day. Money raised from the donations will help pay for monitors. incubators an v v vital equipment in the new wing. 81FOLDS SUIDIJE 24"x8O" 48"x87 .7 0 30-x8J0" L60"Xw" _XSO_ 36"x8O" 72'xW" ALL $60.00 & $80-00 CASH AND CARRY 9054L39-2444 or ignoring someone. Victims of elder abuse usually know and trust their abuser, who often has control of influence over them — such as a family member, friend, staff in rest, retirement and nursing homes, and anyone else the senior relies upon for basic needs. Though manv incidents of abuse are punishable by law, guilt and shame keep many seniors from reporting it to police, Ms. Delaney notes. Videos on elder abuse and other issues of importance to seniors are available. For information on those materials and the speakers' bureau, call Kerry Delaney at 686-5770. 0 100Portrai" 17 - OF S4 95 �6ED IN ADVW'St, PRK:' DOYCIDIe 00-3,% 0,t k� NIC O� yM1 bockq,�� YW po� ONLY W-.0X;I Port- I 1Z Polly 95 $6, 0i 2c*." 1 sed CCA90.0ft P ........... i*. ,0-1V W v* 0,* W �00c* 1� 0. Im � ­�* 14urry, Now No Charge For Additional Subjects! 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Kyle Schuh GOO A real cowboy turns two years old on May 14. Wishing Adrian Hillman a happy birthday and "all our love"" are hest buddy Kyle Schuh. auntie 11.. uncle Scott. uncle Gnrdie. and the HSR Schuh!aim!. A family writes: "My eyes have seen the glory and the many years pass by until he reaches 11 years on May 14. Ilappy birthday Lawaun Errol Edwards. may the dear lord continue to guide and keep you in His path and that we will see many more years of you. Birthday wishes from Mom. Dad. Jonathan. Melissa and the rest of your family.'... The Beta Sigma Phi Sorority recently bestowed its most prestigious honor. the Order of the Rose. to Waneta Dennis for her outstanding commitment and dedication over the past 15 years. A special presentation was made by Waneta"s daughter Amanda. "Congratulations from all your sorority sisters."... Lawaun Edwards May 13 was a good luck day for Roy Allison. as he t..r^ed 50. r i - i Dylan Griffiths .4 Two -month-old Taylor DeMille had a message for her Uad0 Scott nn 111a. 1: She ..i.hc: hulhday and col,: `.... .. .a _... ,ne lrves him Adrian Hillman. Kyle Schuh and Nana —A very special little boy"" turns one on May 18. Wishing Graham Alexander a happy birthda. w ith Tots of hugs and kisses. will be Mom. Dad. Oma. Opa. Grandma. Grandpa. aunts. uncles and Taylor and Scott DeMille This is a busy birthday weekend in the Aiello home. Amanda turned seven years old on May 13 and sister Vanessa will be four on May 16. The family had one party Friday and another is planned for Sunday. "Busy. busy, busy." is how the family describes the weekend. Birthday wishes come from Mom Louise and Dad Vince. and hugs and kisses from Gramma Helen... May 14 is a special day fur a little guy with a big smile. Kyle Bernhard Schuh celebrates his first birthday and wishing him all the best with lots of love are very proud father Otto. mother Tina, sister Stephanie, Oma Vanessa and Amanda Aiello Graham Alexander and friend Granddaughter Laura joined numerous family and friends in wishing Roy a very special and happy birthday... Kelly Thwaites turns five years old on May 17 and very happy birthday greetings, with "love always", come from Mom, Dad, Grandma, aunt Marilyn, Brenda, Ryan and `Pumpkin'. family says... IMO 1 A� Kelly Thwaites --We love you," the A diploma hangs on the wall in the Aitken home in Pickering, as Mary Angela Aitken graduated recently from the legal secretarial course at the Toronto School of Business. Oshawa -Pickering campus. Proud of Mary's achievement are husband Andrew and children Kelly. Kyle and Kyric. She now works with the law firm of Alfred 1. Shaul, QC, in Markham... 000 Five local Grade 10 students joined more than 120 youths at the Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation (HOB Y) Eastern Ontario Leadership Seminar. Attending were Cheryl _Chambers of Archbishop Denis- Waneta and Amanda Dennis Danielle Petselis turned seven on May 7 Wishing her a very happy birthday, with lots of love. were Mom. Dad and sisters Jennifer and Alexis Roy Allison and granddaughter .aura Connor High School. Shawn \lu.cutt of Exeter High School. Justin Meek and Ryan Shaw of Ajax }ligh School. and Carolyn Audet of Pickering }sigh School. The students were chosen because of their demonstrated leadership and the potential for continued leadership growth. The seminar was held May 6 W 8 at the Salvation Army Camp in Jackson's Point and gave students a chance to interact with leaders from business, government and education. The Ajax Optimist C1u' sponsored the local youths. The foundation is tamed for actor Hugh O'Brian... SOO A poem for Amy. who celebrates a birthday on May 20: 'happy birthday one year old. And hugs and kisses too! Babies don't come sweeter, Or more lovable than you!" Love. hugs and kisses from auntie Kim... Danielle Petselis Look who's made it to his fifth birthday. Why, it's Keith Malaka, who turned five on May 4. Ile's a tiger. but his family wouldn't want him any other way. Happy birthday from Mom. Dad and sister Laura... 'Mary Aitken Keith Malaka 410411 The Hilkers are two happy people these days. Rita and Bryan became fust -time grandparents on May 1 with the arrival of Sarah Barnett, daughter to Janet and Don Barnett. Aunt Heather is ecstatic now because she has a niece to cuddle. If you call Rita or Bryan, they'll be more than happy to brag about the cutest little member of the family... .» That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have so item you want mentioned, can us at 683-5110, fax 683-7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified advertising depai lblebt at 683.5110. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY IS, 11006 -PAGE 15 qe0 iltwa. aft fun and 9(2112E1 wfiEn .RolEgank Roaclf-Pugfic .S'cfioof TickETin9 fiErcl a T4121 fun 0 4otos. gy edia -torlfio.ts.t A taste is all Jamie Bridge needed as he iced a cupcake at the fair. 14 4IW Michael Spence enjoys an outing in Merlin's Castle. • PAGE 1 .THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY IS, 1W For the birds Birds of a feather stick together at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School in Ajax, where students and staff are creating a bird sanctuary with funds received from the Canadian Wildlife Federation. Here, chief custodian Bruce Strachan and student Cory Lanteigne plant trees donated by Vandermeer Nursery and Garden Centre in Ajax and Rundle Garden Club in Oshawa. photo by Ron Pietroniro IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IRVING A. BURTON LTD. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS. NO CHARGE CONSULTATION. KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 Kingston Rd. 210 Consumers Rd., 107 Kent St. Suite 210, Suite 204 Whitby Pickering Willowdale 491-4644 839-8981 430-4800 What is the Oak Ridges Moraine and Why Should it be of Concern to Me? Public Open Houses The Oak Ridges Moraine Citizens' Advisory Committee invites you to attend and participate in the review of the draft Oak Ridges Moraine Area Planning Strategy, "An Ecological Approach to the Protection and Management of the Oak Ridges Moraine". Pubic open houses to dismiss this draft strategy will be held: Wednesday, May 18,1994 Wednesday, May 25,1994 Goodwood Commurlfy Centre East GwNNmbury Municipal Hwy. 47 & Hwy 7A Office, 19000 LOsNN Street Goodwood, Ontario Sharon, Ontario TU .ds% May 31,1994 Aurora Pubic Library 56 Victoria Street Aurora, Ontario Wednesday, JtUe 8,1994 Elgin Barrow Arra Church St & Lome Avenue Ricl pond HNT, Ontario Public viewing of displays and an informal discussion period will be from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. A formal presentation, video program and a question and answer session will follow at 7:00 p.m. (approx. duration: 2 hours). For further information, please contact Debbe Crandall, Chair, Oak Ridges Moraine Citizens' Advisory Committee, at (905) 880.4111, or Fred Johnson, Ministry of Natural Resources, at (905) 832-7190. 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Saturday May 14, 9 a.m - 3 p.m. For more information on Composting or Grasscycling please contact the Durham Region Works Department at (905) 668-7721 or call the Compost Hotline at 1-800-667-5671 PURCHASE A COMPOSTER FOR JUST $ 15 Ontario Funded in port by the Ministry of Environment and Energy .,r.....,.. 1 • • ..•.:......:,. • PRESCRIPTIONS MEDICAL SUPPLES OEUVERY boreal 3ffl1bOUfd MONDAY. MAY 16 STORYTIME: The Pickering Public Library hosts a special Books with Bird storytime program for children aged three to five years of age at 10:30 am. at the Pickering Town Centre. Mrs. Dean and her puppet Bird share stories. Caregivers and younger children may sit in. Look for the sign of the Bird in the Food Court. 831-6873. UNEMPLOYED: Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax, sponsors a support group for unemployed people every Monday night at 7:30 p.m. 683-4721 (church office), 686-6688 (Mark). ADOPTEES: The Post Reunion Adoption support group meets from 7:30 to 9 pm. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town halL A registered family therapist will speak. 428- 9322 (Lynda). GARDEN: The Ajax Garden Club meets at 8 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall, Branch 322 Ajax, 111 Hunt St Plant auction and spring flower competition. Annual membership is $7. 683-1463 (June). TUESDAY.MAY 17 FEAR: The Free From Fear Foundation meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Y/PACE Centre, 1400 Bayly St. Unit 15A, Pickering, next to the GO station. It's for people who suffer from panic attacks, fear, phobias or anxiety. Meetings are the first and third Tuesday of each month. 831-3877. PLANTS: The Pickering Horticultural Society meets at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Church St. north of Hwy. 2, Ajax. Growing and showing chrysanthemums, dahlias. 839-7600. DOWN'S SYNDROME: The Durham Down's Syndrome Association meets at 7:30 pm. at the Whitby Baptist Church, 411 Gilbert St. E. Whitby. Durham Behaviour Management discusses Parenting Young Children. 579-0187. RABIES CLINIC: The South Durham Region Veterinary Association holds a rabies waocination clinic for dogs and cats aged four months and older from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. $12 per animal. Cash only, correct change requested. Dogs must be on leashes, cats in carriers or boxes. DISABILITIES: The Invisible Disability support group meets at 7 p.m. at 947 Adelaide Ave. E., Oshawa. It's for parents of children with attention deficit disorder, social, emotional or behavioral problems. Pediatric consultant Dr. Peggy Kirkpatrick will speak. 623- 6490 (Karen), 623-5414 (Mary Lou), 436-7706 (Nancy). LA LECHE LEAGUE: The Ajax La Leche League meets at 7:45 p.m. Information and support for women wishing to breast-feed. Pregnant women, mothers and babies welcome. Call 683-6118 for information and location. RESIDENTS' GROUP: The Liverpool West Community Association holds its annual general meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Recent development proposals will be discussed. 839-1498. WEDNESDAY. MAY 18 OSTOMY: The Oshawa and District Ostomy Association meets at 7:30 p.m. in room 1002F at Oshawa General Hospital. Simcoe and Alma Sts. It's for anyone who has had or is anticipating ostomy surgery. 434-2886 (Velora), 728- 5853 (Lee). GUILT: A free seminar on guilt and shame is offered at the Christian Life Centre, corner of Rt ssland and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax. from 7:30 to 9 pin. Dr. Norman Brown of the Institute of Family Living conducts the seminar. It's the last of six Wednesday night seminars dealing with emotional trauma. 686-1411 (Family ministries director). HORSESHOES: The Ajax Horseshoe Pitchers' Association bolds its weekly meeting at 7 p.m. at St. Andrew's Community Centre. Church St. N., Pickering Village. S50 a season. New members welcome. 428-1621 (Chris Snell). EUCHRE: The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, branch 606, hosts a Progressive Euchre beginning at 8 p.m. at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. $3 per person or $1.50 for seniors with identification. Refreshments, prizes, draws. 839-2990. HEAD INJURED: The Head Injury Association of Durham holds a support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 459 Bond St. E., Oshawa. Survivors meet on main floor, family and caregivers upstairs. Parking in rear. For a ride, call 723- 2732. COMMUNITY CARE: Ajax - Pickering Community Care holds its annual general meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering and Village Seniors Club, 29 Linton Ave., Pickering Village. Community mental health. 686-3331. BAY FESTIVAL: The Frenchman's Bay Festival committee meets at 7 p.m. at the Pickering Town hall, One The Esplanade. New volunteers welcome. 839-5229 or 420-4605 (Eileen Higdon). LIE DETECTORS: Durham Regional Police, Ajax division. present a demonstration on polygraph machines/lie detectors at 7:30 p.m. at Ajax Town hall, council chambers, Harwood Ave. S. and Kings Cres. No charge. Space is limited so register at 683-9100. ext 248. 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EMERGENCY PAGER WE COLLECT =ROM INSURANCE CO.'S DIRECTLY ;t'e.:..ttn6j, • :t i' try, itt.l.tusrj. Pickering viCCage • Photography • Hall Decorating • Floral Design • Invitation Services Wedding Videos 11 539 Kingston Rd. W. 619-1214 S••ldei for Spring 1994 •-s 'W - W May Specials On Bedroom Furnitur, - Gartlea PRODUCING FULL SERVICE WEDDINGS Most would agree that few brides and bridegrooms feel totally relaxed and confident on their wedding day. It takes an experienced, and very special photographer to help his nervous subjects relax to the point where they look as if they're actually having fun in their photos. But Andrew Oxenham knows all about having fun himself, and helping people attain that certain level of merriment. One of three pumas at Gallery 539, which is located at 539 Kingston Rd. W. in Ajax, Andrew has many years experience behind him as a photographer in the arts and entertainment industry. It's no wonder, then, that many of his wedding party pictures look as if the bride, groom and even members of the bridal party appear to be dancing, or at least look as if they are professional models. Andrew first enjoyed a successful career as a dancer. In fact, he was the fast male to graduate from the National Ballet School. and enjoyed a lengthy career with the National Ballet of Canada as well as the Stutgart Ballet. When he reached as far as he aspired in dance and theatre, he turned his attention to photography. formerly a hobby. but which soon became his vocation. Andrew's photographs have been used in numerous periodicals, among them. Maclean's and Toronto Life. His works have also been exhibited at the O'Keefe Centre, the Galleric Ingen u. and the Pauline McGibbon Cultural Centre. In addition. his photography is also widely used by Les Grands Ballets Canadien(s) as well as by the National Ballet. And you'll find the name of one Pierre Trudeau among his more famous subjects. Andrew's partners at Gallery 539 are Sharon Walmsley, noted for her imaging service, - and Doreen l Williams, known ` for her exquisite floral designs. Both Sharon and Doreen have _ .- many years of , teaching ex- i' ; ,► perience in their _ respective fields. Gallery 539 is really the place to have all your wedding plans unfold, from hall decorating to unique wedding invitations to photography. Aside from the photography, dynamic videotaping service, which incorporate the use of fireworks and other magnetic features, the no -obligation imaging provides a sketch and design proposal prior to any work being done. This imaging allows the couple to visualize the hall, fully decorated in their preferred style, whether it be Victorian or contanporarY- As for the flowers, you can have your choice of silk, fresh or specially preserved, to last for years after the wedding. Last year, Gallery 539 produced 17 weddings. This year it will likely produce many more. If you are planning a wedding for 1994, you owe it to yourself to learn firsthand just what Gallery 539 has to offer. You can do so by calling Andrew, Sharon and Doreen at 619-1214. II a (IIIurtgarb flub = NOW '^OPEN Serving Your Favorite Imported Beers ' i2 DRAFT ON TAP ENTERTAINMENT TRADITIONAL FARE 683-9353 IN THE COURTYARD 109 Old Kingston Rd. - Beverly McFarlane rr verience adfashioned fc shioned hospitalityand- service i PAGE 1LTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 1S, WM • • • • • SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, fax 683-7363 WANTED Tickets for upcoming events, eg. Leafs, Blue Jays, etc. Will pay cash at face value. Call Bruce, 5794400, ext 207 VSPECIAL OLYMPICS Area athletes very impressive at provincial games AJAX - Several area athletes fared well at the Provincial Spring Games of the Ontario Special Olympics at McMaster University in Hamilton last weekend. The provincials attracted athletes from across Ontario to compete in swimming. floor hockey, five and 10 -pin bowling and powerlifting. Five area athletes — Dave Swindall and Stephen Lefeuvre. of Ajax. and Blake Feetham, Kathy Dunlop and Gord Pidgeon. of Pickering — were part of the Region 12 five -pin bowling contingent at the provincials. Region 12 encompasses Durham Region and extends as far east as Belleville and as far north as Peterborough. The five were instrumental in helping Region 12 capture the overall provincial championship trophy for the sport. Region 12 sent 35 bowlers and seven teams to the provincials. Swindall was a member of one of the Region 12 teams which won the silver medal. He bowled an incredible 303 single to help his team to a second - place finish. Tim Robertson of Ajax. and Donna Mitchell and Amy Brown, of Pickering. competed in the swimming events and emerged with medal -winning performances. Robertson returned home with two silver medals and two bronze in swimming. He won silver medals in the 50 -metre freestyle and the 50 -metre breaststroke. He captured his bronze medals in the 25 -metre breast and as part of the Region 12 4 -x -25 -metre relay team. VFIGURE SKATING Ajax figure skater ices Ontario crown AJAX - An Ajax skater iced a provincial title in the bronze artistic category at the recent Ontario Interclub Championships in Sudbury. Jason Collier. 14, a member of the Whitby Figure Skating Club. finished first in bis division with his rendition of A Scarecrow After Dark. This event ibcluded the top three skaters from each of the Ontario sections. Collier, coached by Suzanne Burkart, qualified to compete at provincials after first entering the Eastern Pineridge Interclub Competition where there was no competition 1br him. He then advanced to the Eastern Ontario Section Interclub Championships in Kingston where he placed second and earned a berth ,pn the Eastern Ontario team and a chance to skate at Sudbury. Collier, along with partner *Shannon Bouwman, 16, of The pair finished first at the Eastern Pineridge Championship in Oshawa recently. They qualified to skate at the Eastern Ontario Section Interclub Championships where they also captured the gold medal. Collier and Bouwman have been skating together since Donna Mitchell won three silver medals in the pool. coming second in the 50 -metre freestyle and 25 - metre backstroke events. She was part of Region 12's 4 -x- 25 -metre relay team which came second. Amy Brown won a bronze medal in the 2 5- m e t r e breaststroke and was part of the silver - medal -winning relay team. Robertson. Mitchell and Brown are members of the Durham Dolphins Swim Club in Oshawa. Blake Feetham and Kathy Dunlop will compete at the National Games for Special Olympians in Halifax Nova Scotia in July Both will was named as a national track coach to the National Games. All are members of Durham West Special Sports (DWSS), a sports organization for individuals who have a mental handicap. ❑❑❑ A bowling team from DWSS represented Ajax Bowl at the Sleeman's Bowling Tournament in Waterloo Saturday. On the team are Gord Pidgeon, Donna iMitchell and John Brown of Pickering. Stephen Lefeuvre of Ajax and Gary Branton of Whitby. The team is coached by Shirley Chillman of Ajax. Blake Feetham Kathy Dunlop compete in track and field events. They'll be joined by Luke Feetham of Pickering who INTER HOME • ▪ THIS ISR! SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE! ON THESE FAMOUS NAME BRANDS: • SKLAR-PEPPLER • REFLECTIONS • BRENTWOOD • ASHLEY • ENGLAND -CORSAIR • GIMSON-SLATER We MUST Sell... You WILL SAVE! gaiSCELLANEQUS, Oshawa, also teamed up to compete in the dance variation event at the Ontario Interclub Championships where they ,finished a reppe table fifth - Jason Collier January under the direction of Burkart. Bouwman is also a member of the Whitby Figure Skating Club. • voo Surrounded Pickering High School player is surrounded by Pine Ridge Secondary School team members during FOSSA girls' rugby action at Pine Ridge on Tuesday afternoon. photo by Andrew Iwanowski BASEBALL Senior T -Birds ready to soar into season AJAX - The Ajax tipper Deck hunderbirds senior baseball club oyes to atone for a disappointing ayoff run last year with a new- xok squad this 1994 season. After a strong 1993 Eastern ntario Baseball Association .OBA) regular -season campaign, ith a record of 18 wins and eight osses in 26 games, the 1992 ntario champion T -Birds were iminated in the fust round of the layoffs by Whitby in two straight ames. This season, however, the club s looking to some new blood, long with a solid nucleus of eturning players, to reverse its layoff fortunes of a year ago. Dave Meredith, Ian Fletcher, ark Harmsworth, John Walsh, g Rosa and Rob Kingston are acs to solidify an already strong fensive of Doug Erskine, Colin fibs and newcomer Gard Lewis ho previously played nine season ith perennial Ontario werhouse Leaside Maple Leafs. le makes his return to senior ball fter a two-year absence. onverted infielders Lance Desroches and Darcy Head will share the catching duties. The pitching chores will be shared by righthanded infielder Greg Yetman, Mike Rawn, Chris Locke, veteran lefthander Pete Babiak, Lewis and rookie Todd Yetman. Gregg McGuire, a veteran outfielder, will now become the field manager and will be helped by coaches Fletcher and Meredith. The T -Birds have been wonting out for the past month and played their league opener against the Scarborough Sun Devils at the Ajax Community Centre Thursday. They travel to Port Hope on Wednesday, May 18 and return home on Thursday, May 19 to host Markham. This season, the league bas been split into two divisions. Ajax, Whitby, Scarborough, Markham, Little Britain and 1992 provincial senior 'B' champs Orillia play in the west division. Peterborough, Port Hope, Belleville, Kendall, and Bowmanville are in the east. Kingston, the 1992 provincial 'A' champs, has opted to play in the New York State League. However, it will still qualify for the Ontario Baseball Association playdowns, but must hit the road for all EOBA playoff games. Cobourg was voted out of the league by fellow EOBA members this season. T -BIRD NOTES: The Ajax seniors are still looking to add a few more players to the roster this month...Left-handed pitcher Pete Babiak will start the year on the disabled list, sidelined with a shoulder injury...Veteran Dave Keilly, a .402 hitter last year, has taken a year's leave of absence from the T -Birds. A new job, house, and a baby have made it too difficult to play this year. His defensive outfield skills and big bat will be sorely missed. Realty World East honored for aiding disabled children PICKERING - A Pickering real estate company has won a prestigious public relations award for its involvement in a charity hockey game which raised $16,000 for Variety the Children's Charity, more commonly known as Variety Village. Realty World East Real Estate Ltd. and broker Sherry Senis were honored as the first -place winner of the international Global Image Award presented by Realty World Advertising Fund Corporation. The award was presented during a champagne awards breakfast at the recent Realty World annual convention in Las Vegas. Realty World Fast was honored for its involvement in the NHL Oldtimers hockey game in Pickering which raised the money to help disabled children. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 1S, 104 -PAGE 19 YRUGBY Wanderers women capture crown AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax Wanderers proved to be less -than - hospitable hosts as they won their own women's seven -a -side tournament Sunday. The Wanderers captured the senior division crown of the tourney, beating the Toronto Scottish 22-17 in overtime. Joanne Gardner scored two trys to lead the way. Gina Minutillo and Laurie Lundy each ran in for a try, while Caroline Werheid hu axed a conversion. ,Meanwhile, in the junior division, the Brock Rugby Club defeated Pickering High School in the final. Meanwhile, the Wanderers women's first team played its first Ontario Rugby Union senior division contest against the Toronto Saracens on Saturday and posted a 15-0 win. Doreen Fernandes, Charlotte Mathie and Sandra Muller scored trys for the winners. In men's rugby play. the Wanderers teams split exhibition tilts with the Toronto Irish on Saturday. The Wande,eis first tears lost 26- 23. Sven Lavado and Paul Galbraith scored one try apiece, while Stewart Dobbs kicked two conversions and three penalties. The Wanderers seconds were 13- 3 winners over the Irish second team. Mark Vanderfist scored a try, while Mike Shiels booted a conversion and two converts for the Wanderers. The Wanderers men's over -35 squad traveled to Burlington to play the Niagara Old Boys Sunday, dropping a 46-31 decision. Scoring trys were Patrick Ussher. Tom Jackson, Floyd Williams. John Tipping and Russell Leishman. Andy Patterson added three conversions. The Wanderers men's teams begin league play at home on Saturday. The Wanderers thirds play the Toronto Lions seconds in Toronto Rugby Union (TRU) Thin! Division play at the Wanderers Rugby Club, Harwood Ave. N.. at noon. The Wanderers seconds take on the Toronto Lions firsts in TRU Second Division action at 1:30 p.m. The Wanderers fusts face the Ottawa Irish in the Ontario Rugby Union (ORU) Senior 'A' League opener at 3pm. The Wanderers women's first team hosts Brampton at 4:30 p.m. The Wanderers men's over -35 squad hosts the Niagara Wasps from Port Colborne on Sunday at 2 pm. Canadian Tire PICKERING SAVE $ Wrn4 THIS COUPON 1 1 1 1 1 1 OIL, LUBE & FILTER 1 1 Here's what we will do: 1 • Instal up to 5L of Motormaster od • Install a Motce aster oil filer • Lutxicate the chassis • Provide 20 vital checks. 1 - Coupon An no car rake and raw be peened *el vacs s preformed Carnot be used a canj radion tie 1 1 ay con aMr. List ore c epsi per orrice. Void to Itey 11.1911. 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The tour is the equivalent of the PGA tour in many ways, except that it's for amateur golfers. In 1993, Boyer racked up a first, two third-place finishes and a fourth -place finish over the six events. He won the first-ever tour tournament at Glen Cedars Golf Club. north of Pickering, last May, shooting a 71. The 1994 AMA Tour kicked off at Glen Cedars this past Sunday. It continues at Lakeridge Links, near Whitby, on May 28. Subsequent tour sites are Chestnut Hill Golf & Country Club (near Richmond Hill) June 19; Carlisle (Hamilton area) July 10; Richmond Hill Aug. 13; and finally Hidden Lake (Burlington) on Sept. 17. VFIELD LACROSSE Ajax High girls split games at Albert College tournament O Varsity squad falls just short of championship contest ., at annual event AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax High School varsity girls' field lacrosse team fell one win short of qualifying for the final a(, the Albert College tournament in Belleville recently. Ajax High was defeated by Whitby's Anderson Collegiate 5- 2 which put Anderson into the championship contest. Ajax ended the tournament with a rEcord of two wins and two Mr • losses. Tania Paulozza and Jessica Marceau netted goals for Ajai against Anderson, with Tracy Allen and Jennifer Klepadlo earning assists. In the tourney opener, Ajax blasted Oshawa's G.L. Roberts 7-1. Paulozza led the way with three goals. Tamara Boyes added two, with singles to Marceau and Allen. Ajax High was beaten by Oshawa's Donevan Collegiate 5- 3 in the second contest. Paulozza had two markers, with Sharon Hardy adding the other goal. Klepadlo and Marceau assisted. Facing Albert College m the ra third game, Ajax Higb responded with a 9-2 pounding of the hosts. Marceau and Boyes struck for three goals apiece; Lisa Canning, Hardy and Paulozza netted singles. Boyes also earned three assists. A combination Ajax High varsity and junior varsity squad will travel to Buffalo to compete in the annual Nichols High School tournament this weekend. The two Ajax squads return to Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletic league action on Monday when they host Oshawa's Eastdale Collegiate and Whitby's Father Leo Austin for games. SCOREBOARD AJAX LAMES VOLLEYBALL A&IL LEAGUE STANDINGS - As d May 15. 'A' DIVISION TEAM GP W L PTE B. of Montreal Stemners 36 34 2 68 Alumni Club 37 20 17 40 Speeder Muffler 36 14 22 28 Glad Tigers 37 5 32 10 'B' DIVISION GP W L PTS 30 24 6 30 19 11 30 19 11 30 18 12 30 8 22 Cdn Home Therapy 30 2 28 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB TEAM Crazy "s Aches 8 Pains Blues Court Connection Odd 'n Ends 48 38 38 36 16 4 Rawls from Tuesday. May 3. AUGHT NORTH -SOUTH Herb Madmen and Flo Bain 61%; Jim Martel and Mark Martinek 60%; Theresa Pascoe and Vine Marks 56.5%; Mie Norman and John Barton 55%. EAST -WEST Evelyn Bieck and Mike Fernley 66%; Mary and Rene Lawand 64.5%; Frank Laverty and Sheila Jenset 61.5%; Joanne and Ken Manton 58%. FIJGNT'5' NORTNaOUTH Judi Denby and Nancy Adams 46%; Dwight Oland and Jin Debplante 43.5%. EAST -WEST Dave Orme and Lorne Sykes 55%: Paul Marry and Ken Predwidr49.5%. "People don't plan to fail, they fail to plan" FINANCIAL PLANNING STEP TWO Now that you know where you are, Where do you want to be? What are your short-term and Ian Jarvis long-term goals? Allan Donnan Short-term goals: reducing income taxes, paying off the mortgage, a vacation, education funding. buying a home. Long-term goals; retiring early. retiring financially independent, estate planning, peace -of -mind. A clear picture of where you want to be will enable you to focus on a concise plan of action to achieve success. Obstacles for you to overcome will be lack -of -plan and procrastination. At age 25 $100/month will grow to more than S550.000 at 10%/yr by age 65. 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The team consisted of Julianne Gardner, 12, Laura Kurowski, 13, and older colleagues Karen Gerroir, Stephanie Wilkinson and Nikki Minchin. The over -15 boys' relay team from Pickering was equally impressive, winning two silver medals. In the squad were Nathan Kaye, lain McDonald, Shane O'Neil, Damien Ponech and Dave ogel. The 11 -and -12 year-old girls' clay team placed sixth and eventh in its events. Team embers were Ae-Young Cho, ulianne Gardner. Kim Myslicki d Meghan Runza. 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Shane O'Neil won two bronze medals in breaststroke events. Nathan Kaye, 16, and Eric Gauthier, 12, swam well in the grueling 1,500 -metre freestyle event with Gauthier finishing first and Kaye fifth. Alicia Kaye, 10, swam to a bronze medal in the 200 -metre freestyle, and was also sixth in three other events. Nikki Minchin, 17, was sixth in the 100m freestyle. Eric Kelly, 12, captured the silver medal in the 1,500m freestyle. Warren Barnes, 8, cruised to two fourth -place finishes in the 50 -metre and 100 - metre breaststroke events. Megan Shanks, 10, surged from the back of the pack to win a silver medal in the 50m backstroke. She placed eighth in the 100m backstroke. Ae-Young Cho, 12, was fourth in the 100m butterfly and seventh in the 100m free. Mark Gauthier, 10, a breaststroke specialist, placed fifth and sixth, respectively, in the 50m and 100m events. Mark Thornton, 12, placed fifth in the 1,500 free and was eighth in the 400m free. Laura Kurowski, 13, secured a fifth -place finish in the 800m free. Kevin Spurs, 10, was eighth in the 200m free. Kelsie Scheeler, Jennifer Robinson and Brandon Ellis posted personal best times. 'TRACK AND FIELD X -L's grab share of Burlington meet medals AJAX-PICKERING - Many area members of the Durham X -L's Track and Field Club were multiple medal winners at the Gord Rusby Memorial Track and Field Meet in Burlington recently. The meet represented the first outdoor competition for many of the X -L's youngsters. Candice Chapman had a banner performance while competing in the atom girls' category. She set a new meet record in capturing the gold medal in the high jump. Chapman was also the gold medalist in the 200 -metre race and the long jump. She won a silver medal in the 100 -metre dash which she ran in meet record time. Corey Seale established a new meet record while winning the mite boys' long jump. He was second in the 100 -metre dash and third in the 200 -metre sprint Jeuvol Myles, competing in the peewee boys' division, captured three meet medals. He won gold in the long jump, silver in the 100 -metre dash and a bronze in the 200 -metre sprint. Setarah Myles captured a gold and two silver medals at the meet. She ran to a first -place finish in the mite girls' 200 -metre race and was second in the 100 -metre dash which she ran in record time. She was also second in the long jump. Christina Pantin finished 1lth in the 400 metres and 12th in the long junip. Erin Persaud raced to a fifth -place fmish in the 200 metres and was ninth in the 100 -metre dash. She also helped the tyke girls' team to a fourth -place finish in the 4 -x -100 -metre relay. Other members of the team were Vicki Youlesky, Christina Pantin and Setarah Myles. 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SY 21155 (OSH) GOOD looking, black, professional female, 42, young looking. slim, kind, warm, honest and sincere. have a ler o1 love to give to a handsome. black. intelligent man, 38-50, with similar qualities, senous replies only. SY 2062 CAREER woman. 31. outgoing. athlet- ic. affectionate. looking for romantic, easy-going. good sense of humour. career -oriented, non-smoker for fun in the sun, dancing, cottage lite, cycling, romantic dinners. for a relationship. SY 2863 FRIENDLY female, 19. likes sports. any type of music and quiet times. looking for male, 19-22. who enjoys same interests SY 2865 (OSH) ARE there any males in their 50's who are looking for a classy lady with a great sense of humour and values. who likes good old-fashioned home - cooking but also likes to wine and dine. looks good in a suit and just as good in leans. a social drinker and modest smoker. If so. I'm your girl SY 2868 (OSH) ROMANTIC ady. 36. mother of two young s',!d-ren. attractive In body. attractive in mind. seeking a mate who is down-to-earth and enjoys a peaceful and a happy life SY 2871 (OSH) FAIRLY attractive mother of two 43, seeks attractive. fit, intelligent, canng. professional male. 35-45. must be honest. loyal. trustworthy. emotionally and financially secure. old -fashion val- ues a must, for tnendshrp, possible relationship. SY 2872 SUM. pretty. petite. single mom. who enjoys life with a positive attitude. many Interests, would like to meet mase. 30-40. must be attractive. athlet- ic with a good sense of humour and a gentle nature SY 2874 (COU) ESTABLISHED, oving. widowed, Chnsr,an woman. 44. seeks fnend- shupicompanionsh p and possible long-term relationship with male. 40- 55, who knows how to treat a lady and can love as he loves himself SY 2875 SLEEPLESS in aickenng. attractive single morn. 34. blonde. 5'7 and eyes ars bkae. likes romantic dinners. danc- ing and sports. quiet evenings at hone. looking for mate, 34.44. who Is honest and down-to-earth SY 2176 (0S SHY, white ferrate. 39, mother of two. looking tor tun. down-to-earth gentle- man. ene♦man, 38.45, with good sense of humour, for possible relebonship. SY 2178 FULL-hgursd. white widow. 51. who likes old country music. camping. fish- ing. casual dryers and quiet evenings and is a smoker. seeking male. 50-55. wen solar interests. SY 2179 (OSH) PRETTY. full -figured feriae 27 with blonde hair. blue eyes. who is easy going. loves camping. long doves. movies. quiet evenings and not onto the bar scene. seeking male, 26-34. wtnai dependents, 'Mb is loyal. hon- est and sincere with sender interests SY 2881 (0611) SINCERE, canng, very attractive. slim, female. 41. wen a great zest ler IN. looks 35, feels 25. outgoing. witty, wonderful sense of humour. enjoys camping. boating. fishing, romantic evenings by the fire and especially country lite. seeking attractive. mature, secure man with similar. SY 2882 (OSH) 00 you own a broom? Can you sweep this 41 year young rornanbc off her feet? It you are a snore, honest. white, non-smoking male wlh a serve of humour, try lasing out your s*M4 xrgg ski6s. SY 2887 (OSH) PROFfSS1011AL educated. dynamic, single, white female. 23. seeking slim- uhating cine sa of with a mate who has stria iraareats. SY 2104 (0611) OUTGOING female, 23, heavy set. loves children, country music and spade, seeks mate. 23-35, br retalori- ship, must have a great sense of Iksinow. SY 8806 (OG) LOYAL, honest and trustworthy, divorced white female. shy, 5'4'. blonde, blue-eyed, 135 lbs.. non- smoker. social drinker, enjoys cooling. fast cars, doffing and music, would like b nest sincent Rete.' mole. 30- 40, Y S2with similes 888 (0511)queNiea and interests. ARE you a sexy, very good looking white male. under 36, independent t thinker, good attitude, gnat sense of humour. envoy lite and personal growth? Are you a bit wild with your feet on the ground? rm a young 36. 5'1' and akm, with a variety of inter- esstts,,let's take a chance. SY 2088 ANGEL looking for Mr. Right to clip my wings. Do you have the right pair of scissors? 24-28. SY 2880 CHRISTIAN female, single, sincere, quiet, honest, likes the outdoors and sports, would like to meet a Christian male, 28-35. for friendship. SY 2881 (OSH) LMI, single mom, tired of others play- ing mind games. looking for someone to laugh with, talk to. to have a com- panion in mid 30's. 5'9'+. I enjoy poet- ry. quiet evenings. outdoors, meeting new people. going new places and doing different things. SY 2882 (OSH) SINCERE, honest, loving, warm and sweet and pretty to boot. I'm looking for that special male friend. I'm 49, blonde. petite, looking for tap male tor friendship. possible relationship. SY 2893 (OSH) FUN -loving female. 55. seeking a companion. I am a warm Italian woman seeking male 55+. who enjoys famry cooking. travelling and country music. SY 2894 (OSH) YOUNG, single Tom. 37. loves file in general. Is looking for that special someone to have great times with. ages welcome. 30-45. SY 2895 FULL -figured female. 30. seeks !all. 6.. heavy -set male. 30-40. I enjoy the outdoors. camping. bike ndrng. Doing for walks, auto racing and country Itte. senous replies only SY 2896 READY to take a cnance on love. petite. single mom. non-smoker. out- going. witty and pretty. looking for man. 30-40. who is secure. stable and good looking SY 2897 OUTGOING mother. 33. enjoys hock- ey. Toronto Blue Jays. country music and old time rock 'n rot every second weekend free 5Y 2898 UNATTACHED whre female. 5'5'. 125 lbs enjoys camping. the beach and into the duo scene. enjoys rights on the town. Lodcng for snipe male, 23-28. for friendship possible relation- ship SY 2899 SINGLE. "note female. 21, 57. Into dub scare. likes camping. country and dance music. mopng to find Mr. Right You must be unattached. 23-29. hon- est, canng_ sensitive and somewhat nornanec. must below: n Inends fust. then possible relationship. SY 2900 MOTORCYCLE Tama or -a' ey Davidson 1 am not I am lust 31, bb.'de hair, green eyed beauty. who tikes to ride my firga motorcycle So if you are a good-looking biker and would hike to go for a wile, respond to tuts ad. 5Y 2901 STUNNING donde. no need to read the other ads I'm 5'5'. slim and M. looking tor a gentleman who is stun- ning also, 2427. SY 2902 (0511) ACTIVE, single white termite. 21. 57, Into club scene. likes camping. country and dance music, hoping to find Mr Right. 23-29. You must be unattached. honest, canng. sensitive. and some coat romantic. must believe in friend- ship first. Men possible relationship SY 2904 (0511) WANTED: Sngke, white mule, 67 or better. 38-45. who enjoys quiet inti- mate evening on the beach. dance loor or in front of the fireplace. must be honest. dependable. passionate. spontaneous and has a good sense of humour, senors appicant only please. SY 2006 (OSH) FRUSTRATED, single. write female. 25. tired of the bar scene and of heedgemhes. ekes camping. the great outdoors. horse -beck riding, amuse- ment parks and country music. Looking for a mule who loves duldren and walks n the rain' SY 2107 (0611) I'M a busy kind of gal looking tor someone b hang out or party with. mature female, 19, 5'9', 135 lbs.. stay, social drinker and smoker. alloys working out and the outdoors and seri dlk, gyve me a cal. SY 2108 (OSNA GOOD -looking. 5'r, medium built. honest hardaiorbng. white, monoga- mous, arhgle mom of 40, looking for an •Maipail sincere, outgoing man will a sense of humour. SY 2988 (06th WE are two single, white. attractive females. 22. outgoing, who enjoys spoils, outdoors, collage Ms and lova a good lone, loolerg ler two employed, good -footling white malas. 2530. for gg0000dd lima. 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SY 2914 (11) EASY-go05ng, attractive, honest. full - figured, white female. 36. who loves horses. country living. music. dancing. movies and quiet evenings at home. seeks a dependable. marnage-minded white male. 35-49, with similar quali- ties and interests for a meaningful long-term relationship SY 2915 (OSH) BLONDE long hair. good body. pretty. outgoing. career woman. 35. hoping sparks will fly. seeks confident, hand- some. professional man. 35-40. for fun. romance and Intelligent conversa- tan. SY 2916 (OSH) RESPONSIBLE 'er aie, 44. divorced. pretty. Independent. looking for same. who Is not intimidated ty above. brought up on a farm with genuine val- ues. looking for a male counterpart with same values. with a good sense of humour. sensible and looking to share fnendshup and possible relation- ship SY 2917 (BOW) EUROPEAN Dor-. 5 r green-eyed blonde ,vlth !w0 children, likes danc- ing. conversation and nature. seeks male, 6'.. sensitive. serious. yet humourous serious callers only SY 2918 (OSH) CREATIVE -h-sban woman. 37. with a super ongnl 5 yr old son. seeks a Chnshari man who is encouraging and able to give unconditionally No Barbie/Ken doll syndrome folk need respond. I am compassionate. caring. warm and understanding SY 2919 (OSH) HEAVY -se' blonde female. 23. enjoys soeanz,ng. listing and camping. seek ng male. 24-30. tor tnernsnic and a Possible relatlonshp. 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Dew- held capeve Need res- smoker. oersonable• hurt01- 6'3' enjoy sports waking on cuing' -ove lite and its many ous and down -b -earth. enjoys the beach, dancing. music. adventures') Call and discov- lite, has acts of love in his 4oang tor female. 20-35. who or SY 1234 heart to share with a special is sincere and enjoys the OUTGOING white male. lady Could it be your SY ern• &wigs SY 1219 (0544) erifoys travel. moves. banes; 1249 (OSH) BLUE collar. divorcee. wilds and camping. looking for HOMEBODY. write male. 22. mem 35 pineal!. e$3Y-90019. white petite female. 35-45. 6'T. '7C lbs.. enjoys movies. consderae. witch's outdoors. with similar interests. SY 1235 tieing. al music except rap. barbecues, movies. theatre. (0514) no head games. loves chi - amusement parks and kids. CHRISTIAN Tale looking tor drwi. seeks white female. 1e. looking for tomes with smiler devoted very attractive 25. with similar interests. for interests and guar ties SY Christian female. 22-29. I'm fnerdsh:p. possible relation - 1220 (OSH) an extremely happy fellow, stip SY 1250 NEW a Pickenng. handsomer very good looking and ;n BANG: You have lust found sincere. welt.balanced man. excellent physical condition tie mar of you dreams. I'm a 37. would love to meet a yin SY 1236 20 -year-old wee male who's lady. 25-35. who likes kids. HORST. single. white make. looking tor some fun times. music and personal growth 27. 6. enjoys traveMns mons vet a beaWlul. soh tadq SY SY 1221 ( and outdoors. Looking tor 1252(0514) HANDSOME European Tarn. non-smoking female. 20-27. Two guys. 29. attractive. en - 37. 61'. 190 IDs.. w100 slu- tor lasting relationship. SY gle and employedi belong tor ing. camping, romantic din- 1237 hw arts tor dating. friendship news and travel. Seeks tall. HONEST, singe, white maw. and possible r lasonsip. SY slim. emotive lady. 28-37, to 29. 5'10'. 180 los . bedroom 1258 long-term relationship. Nan- eyes. sexy, enjoys boating. HONEST. hardworking male. smoker. Sing?. mumu wen- long walks and romantic 26, dsik fair. 5'10'. 175 los.. mine SY 1222 evenings. tamily oriented. enjoys cycling. sports and fun ATTRACTIVE naw. n.d-30's. Looking for a gogeous, physr- times. Looking tor single ambitious. level headed. catty fit, long-haired beauty. female, 24.30. b share posat- responiirble, rents thirst tor Me. 20-28. who wards to be swept ble relationship. SY 1 25 7 you Neel is open torment. oft her leaf. Please, no head (own learning. music. yoga, serer gamin. SY 1238 (0611) VERY easy-going. pu'I and tyle eabrg, that healthy rola- EMPLOYED. single, white shy male, 26. 100nahipa are eulonomous and nae, 30, slim and shy, active ItaksrMCanadian, tikes going 11113 misfortunes teach and in sports. sense of humour. for long watts, also enjoys eapwd, low b nisei You. SY honest, ergoys music, inter- quiet evenings at home, loves 1223 (0611) sots vary. seeks female, 26- children. Looking for female, ACTIVE, professional maw, 34, with similar interests, to 20-26. who also Tows chil- 38. enjoys skiing. squash. friendship andfor rely orrhip. dren, for blurs possible rule- garg, gerderwrg. seeks sin- SY 1235 korahi-- Single moms will - MIN. honest. non-smoking ROMANTIC. ht nset sincere, awn. SY 13N lady. 25-36, for friendship, wry maim shy mile, 35, 6', SINCERE. honest. single, ponnbb reiationdhp. SY 1224 separated. love children, while mels, 30, 518', 170 es., CIcountry walks. seeking a big blown I. moustache, 17D ae stint, ateackw, sig* friend, 28-35, children are looking tor a pensenent rela- grls 0ul there. rm looking ID welcome, someone who is • SY 1351 towM five a pests* relakonslwp horst and no head genies. .aay-going male, sial "ONE' of you. Myself, l'm SY 1315 30. 5'10', non-smoker. non - 39, honed, goat easy goeg MY peeled lenal., 5ti' to 6', *Esker. swift a 'smile, 25 - Ow 1010 enjoys movies. 120 lbs. to 140 lbs., 24-30, 30, be companionship. SY Worts. long country drn.s allracti e. boa to run, work- 13112 and el sp.cis Omar people out, eat healthy. non-snolirg. WELL -established, single Shari together. SY 122S ititeipwt, Uustworptyr, sully, gentlemen, 50, would like b you nide aqui is visiting for mad single, Male Ism le, 25- you. Syou. SY 13161 (OM) 45, Mho enjoys spall, tweet, CARING, kind. down -lo earth, for friendship. possible long - single male. 32, no depen- term relationship. SY 1253 dents, duet, enjoys hone Me, (0M11) seeks sincere lady, 20+. for CONSIDERATE, single, good conversation and a las- recerMy separated male. 29. imp relationship. I ail aravrer wth good sense of humour, atMadtiw male. al Papier.. SY 13143 (COS) who lovas dhidren, enjoys the • Mande heir, snpys hose- ROMANTIC, single, white country life, looking for both ridng, roger skating and male, 22, 5'11', 190 lbs., *ma*, 20-33, for hisndship, *id evenings. Would like b brown their, blue eyes, looking possible long-term relation - meet a 11101, blonde fertale, for female, 21-24, for friend- W. SY 1284(05H) 21-23, to share possible ship, pusibe reiponship. SY PASSION and soul, white future relationship. SY 1227 1241(p61Q mei*, 24, 6'1', blue eyes and (�(00� =tuns non-smoker brown hair. interested in PC -going black male. 32, male, 30. enjoys al aspects of music, sports, reading and vett' loving, Mas dancing and family Me and Whet evenings. gong for weirs, seeking a sn- porOes. would like to meet a not iib to bar scone. seeks i.e. honest. genuine. sincere heavy set woman to share a slim. single female. 26-32, and an attractive female, 22 - nice Orta bgIttw SY 1225 with similar qualities, for 27, for hiendsip and a possh- OUTDOOR type, 6'3', 40. !Await* and a possible rola- lois relationship. SY 1265 who enjoys pow.r boating, tbnshup. Single moms wen- PM/This looking graduate ti • 18 -year-old 01d lenale who moat a lady bslwesn 3010 MI/WORKING le 41 for lasting rela0onhs0wp R call SY looking for adventurous lady. toms. SY 1216 (OSM) 1T'IwOo spy Thr week A esuP cI*n g News Advwearn. cie ngbn TM Week i No,tinaberWid News mono. no labibty br 6. comma, 01 spry b any sinewM* yours adr.Aswnwat Tfe adwrs se assumes complies sassy tor tae comma of, and arming 1 wooing in b any. a0rweeemw l or worded message and for any clams wide +9anx O ihnn&W ibtr Tlq 1Msek as a wn/t tiered. The adwrseer apace b endNmry and hold din Publican" and Melrolsnd Commune etti= and be .ni bo ... Minden t r 485 coals, aiVenass, Babel" and has or caused'. tae P nor wCO d by Pa advwnw Id any empty b such advwMrmwt- by usng Sncereby Yours. tfe adruaaw arm sol b (save iiaribair, leis manila a adawea kh Ihkrller greslig me.sage. IN The Weeir nesanea be note b mime. wMrct a are of r hags to category n Mid an sols plod. . VVISERSTORIAS, moonlit beadles and campfires, these are a few of my favorite things. wart b the me some of yours? I am 28, 6'2' with baby blue eyes. SY 1226 d HAVE YOU TRIED OUR BROWSE FEATURE? For $1.99 per minute you can call lnrrreln �ltntrr• 2-t hours per day. ' days per week to hear and respond to Voice greetings on this system. between 12 noon and 11 p.m. - 7 days a week Durham Region & the Port Hope/ Cobourg area cSLnctrrt21 r.70uIs has received 72,627 calls to date! (Since May 1. 1993) must be roma''.7C and le.'iKBs a ter"a1 ye too. •nus•= hoed hands. SY 1285 classic rock. sports. movies. SHY, quiet male. 3C. honest. have good sense of humour. snare. into tarTey He. camp- 5'10'. 180 lbs . children wel- •ng, rock 'n' roll, separated come. looking for a woman father of two. 5'6'. 175 lbs.. with the above qualities and seeking permanent relation- who is honest with a strm to yup and friendship. loves chi- medium bold. SY 1302 (05H) dren SY 1286 (OSH) SiNGLE male. 24. iron-smok EASY -going male. 5'11'. er. looking tux single. attractive enjoys music. movies. would temate interested in cottages. like to meet petite. white camping and good trees for a female. 18-25. toe tnendship relabonship SY 1303 (OSH) or relationship SY 1297 ATTRACTIVE whine maie, 43- (0) years -old. divorced. 5'T. look DESPERATE father of two. ng tor pante lady. 35-42. that aicoholic. gambler, smoker, enjoys candlelight dinners. ,•eo teed games and honest, long lazy walks on a beach, studerfs home or r. a lies sports . going out on waiting tor hardworking lye theatre and being spooled. woman b cut the lawn Bong Take a chance, give mea call. summer, looking to two hurl- the town SY 1276 (05H) the gasoline SY 1289 (OSH) SY 1304 (OSH) FEMALE, unattached .1.3•1 loving, elm, attractive tamales ARE the fades crazy or a? I DO you enjoy your door SINGLE lather. 36. down -to- working. down to earth. outgo - to have tun in the sun with doing something wrong It opened for you. your earth. who enjoys sports. ing. vanety of interests. ht and unbl the bas SY 1266 (OSH) someone slim and sincere, u sldowns listened to, your social dmker and who prefers slim, looking for honest mate. SINCERE ^+ale 39 5'8' 215 would give this Italian reale. hopesidreams shared with the nght gin tor a long-term 30-40. of similar welshes for lbs .sngie. ono enjoys music. 29. fantastic mind, face and Ya') Cuing oentlertan. - ielasonytp SY 1306(0544) friendship first. SY 2546 dancing and levet evenings. body a chance they Tight be 30's, seeks woman who feels TALL. black, handsome guy. (0541) looting tor iwrew. 3440. tor pleasantly surprised Sr 1277 sexy and needs to feel loved 34 would lake to meet lady. ATTRACTIVE lady. blonde. hrenctsrup. posside relation- RUGGEDLY handsome. tall SY 1289 20-40. for tnendstrp or more single. 35. interested in meet - ship, single rooms are wen- and muscwa-European LONG•harred male. 42. 5'9', SY 1306(0544) mg a single, honest, attractive torte SY 1257 (06t) rtWo, lab ZOs You might say 160 lbs who is honest. sin- STOP me from joining the male. 30-40, for friendship. 50 this is the single s bar d telt, dark and handsome. core and affectionate, enjoys monastery. looking for slim. possible nhbonshap SY 2547 Me nnnebos, an well. d you are socks a pretty female tor the Jays and Loss c$rnpng attractive Iamaie must like to (0514) a slim. attractive fun to be hrends $ first possibly moo- 880's and most outdoor trawl, appreciate rte. lye watt- HONEST and sincere white with kind of woman. 19-25. SY 1278 actrebes looking br that sow out makeup and crake people female. medium build. 35 and win b meet a medium- DARK-HAIRED, European cal Y 34-44. who is slim emits, 23-27. SY 1305 (OSH) smoker. loves to dance and built attractive, tun b be with reale 6'. 192 'los . tae 20's, and fit teeth similar interests. FIT and financially secure. have fun. seeks honest. kind of guy. 25. you know naiad 9. seeks a 9 female, but children welcome. SY 1290 non-smoking. single, white down -b -earth tall black mate. what b do SY 1758 (0644) will sotto for an intelligent 7 0611) fele. 30. baler"; tor a ft and 35-40. to mewwgtti relation - handsome, creative. Mrty 40's. SY 1279 er-boater tun b be with lames. b share ship. SY 2548 (061) fnwdsortno, white and ori. JUST rant men with children. and piano playing camper, games. country walks and ENGLISH lady. 28. committed loves the outdoors and the would prefer, just nght lady. �� concerts and children, travel. SY 1305(0514) Christian, looking for a activism that ra with fert.male, ale, ingwie oman.. who t is - not a bore, would e1. b meet DOWN•4o-l011191 Niue lean type Christian man. 28-32 for Ing tor an attractive female. ng tor a man. who is hand -an active single lady, 30-37 of guy, 36, enjoys sports, friendship. interests include 28-40. SY 1270 (OSH) atnne. trustworthy. loyal mese SY 1291 (OSl1) moans. tiring• fisting, look- Christian music. walks in &e SINGLE for the wet six borate and compassionate. EASY9oimg nae. 19, enjoys ng For female for wining and country and a dog lower. SY months, reedy to start going This woman will be a career quiet nights at home. walks dining. for hardship first and 2550 (0614) out again. male. 33, shoulder- woman with a taste d waren- andelks some sports, looking for maybe more. SY 1310105H) JIM, who's 35, who respond - 40s.. t brown hair. 5'11', 175 turn. travel Ikehght walks. sincwe, honest femur, 18-22. GOOD -looking maw, 6', 40. ed to female rinse. 33. please los-, sewn lab, tune owner, and who also likes staying a SY 1293 sr'nume, honest and hardwork- respond again to mailbox no children, looking for an hone. SY 1280 Ot1ET male. 6, 33. blonde, mg, seeks a run -smoking number 2542 as 1 didn't get truest. attractive. I, lot, speual SE0* ar.d1VE, enure, attrac- P••^ eyes has many nom- lamella, 18-35, who enjoys din- your correct phone number. Mend, 23-33. for M and quiet We and fol male. 36, interests eats likes stare sports. look- ng, novas, travel and fishing. SY 2557 (05.1) limes. SY 1271 include: spats and the out- mgfor femaM, 25.33. tot pos- for possible long -Wm Watton- ACTIVE, attractive, single FUN -loving, easy-going, doors. Looking for an honest mimetic male, seeks snort- attractive female, 26-38, for �• SY last ship. SY t6I12 (Ot311) teniae, 34, lel, prdessranoal. M *wale, 32 0, who enjoys friendship, possible relation - of separated hatter KIND -healed educated man sear., er oys sports, travel, music. intimate din -dap. SY 1351 of hro, 35, 5T,155 lbs.. inn- wren tradlional values, seeks outdoors, humour...zest for sportshers and king watts SY 1272 SKY is to Sins, single wlhiM smoker, seeking lady who's an UMcfotais woman, 3040. Ile. Seeking orale Ooutemp*l nal.. 26, non-smoker, slim. =s^• attractive. 25., sib Nil for ki.rtdshtip sndbr a million- with similar imeresis, 3640, Ra wonderful ale. •jimmy interests ndua. trnovies, err knows Trow b have kin and ship. Carlo. area. SY 1906 non-smoker. SY a561(0Sl Sewed type d (33 sin - ,.;,...i. users and 9ying, seeks doesn't like horse/ b0 seri- SINGLE Mlle real., 27.5'10', ACTIVE woos, 45, divorced, g* dad. ft, jun loving) Wady alba whim arroale, sfim 20 a? ., not ink, head genies or bows hal and eyes, damn cut 5'T, slim, blonds hair and b Shan 1fe again with try 3D, b ;hare sirrnia► morals. one night sends. SY 1216 imp., tikes sports, movies. hazel eyes, looking kir sons rgfrtwoman llse gle mom, ter friendship. poasra• rob- 400101ng mak Iooluig end gtr-i.t yverrrg$ at hone• p o 40-sSSV pi Sirbere and intelligent, fit). No casting hoedtip SY INN for that special someone b baling for Iamb, 25.35. vita IM, this is not one el those Aorscld SY 1373 (OM HALE, at brtkwg fa !Ong shoe good tiro- «illi. t you *Mr nai.eM 5ehp* mono boring ads b sell myself 1 ATTRACTIVE male, 27, low; tereh relationship, enM7rs are a aim, good ioolwg and weleor 1. (Linda B., please love advsntur., eihjoys lips danhrsgl sang the outdo= t�!,•! 'R. for posakla call again. I didn't get your and mese, so giw nae a all and antique ftarhrkre, wa/0 oaoc ivy gte.t wr.runparelationship mums phis and number). SY 1674 and leave your name and Mo▪ e b asset Mnale ern sin* trona. SY 12113 (COS) and wa can hay. a CInaL SY QUIET, young at heat rnaM, number and h call you sDOfL lar interests- lku sincere, it opMEliE roily 5'5.150 itis.. tatoI0S� 47. 5'10', 165 lbs.. enjoys (Jerry who is 38, please all ing and slemaitiie, looking for 29, g0iat alMetiomhaM vrieh a RIIGCE 7 handsome, tae music. long walks, biking. &ger, didn't get phony and muscular European mile, spots, cocking and movies, number). Sy 31313 lana 20's. you might say the, tooling for d m, al attliwa lady. AMSITiOUs, lrardwonkirr9. dads and landaorms, wets a 35-45, b light ni)f ire. bra dnroresd, motr.r tiff ons, 29. pretty femal. for friendship ashen relaiondsp. SY 118179 i*o rods mua*C and sports. fid more. SY 121111 ;..lis rode, 3040, .nilpkoyed V ICALLY challengedOUTGOING single male in hoes and amcis, *r fiend - (5'5') pofassional nate, very 2D's, behaves n low romance ship and posts* whopoship• passionate about life and and the finer things in life, SY 3911(06M) motorcycle. Seeking Neale, also lows children. SY 1814 HARDWORKING, 23 -year - 22 -30, who is independent old, great sense d Ixarhour, writs no dependents, enjoys BownwweM man. loves children and country and appreciates the gift of professional and fit, seeks conic, seeks single male, 23- ywrydsy M.. 571219(MO woman, 30-40. in 35. for reiabixahip, must be 5000 natured, pleasant and Bowmen** area, interested honest and responsible. SY friendship and relationship. good sense d humour. took- honest, single, whits meta' 28, n good jazz, *M night films flagon with many nM* . looking for and hone cooked 40041.40 ie, lirh a Mn•, utile hmrnele. SY 1274 ing for single female who *nhw hlwhdsip Prssib* build a day mM 04161 p. SY 27, brown shoulder -length 25, ▪ b the province. Hale. enjoys movies, biking, clrchrlg . SY 1310(011q 1921 25, 5'10', dark hair, green o jus hanging out friendship her' bba eYM' S4', 220 eyes weld like b most you, first, maybe mor.. SY 1294 SINGLE Male male. 36, bees ATTRACTIVE, loving male, lbs. and losing run -smoke►, 1825. and talk n person b (OSH) music. hews in and lows to .are 401, a run person wito occasional drkicw. looking to discuss our interests. SY TALL, dark, handsome with wry' kiddy a !1� sense of humour, O a tun -loving mat., must b. 1273 i good moral values, secure. 35, for friendship, possible has a lot of love and good honest, sincere, caring *al a MALE, 18, looking lot attrac- indepwhdent, would laky to relationship, not into head Mit- b share, would like b good s.ns. d humor, good v or bar scene. SY 1301 meel s lady between 30-49, listener, d tris is you, pious. AIIDM ma a o 2p4 Terry who roepordsd to tied - box 1929, please respond again, did not get your correct number). SY 1929 (0111) SEPARATED father, white male, 44. a bit shy, enjoys bicycling, movies, walking, gang to the beach and enjoys quiet evenings in front of a firepl. .e IN TV, seeks white, cuddly female, 35-47, for friendship, possible relation- ship. SY 1952 SINCERE, working male, 29 blond hair, blue eyes, slim, fit, looking for the same, likes outdoors, occasional night out on the town and romantic evenings at home. Serious replies only. SY 1961 (OSH) CARING, attractive, affection- ate. single male, late 30's, wishes to meet a lady. 30-40. to show her love and affec- tion, to have good limes together. call and meet for a coffee. tor possible relation- ship. SY 1984 PICTURE: Is every person in this paper really as attractive as they say? I say the only way to find out is prove it. If a slim. pretty woman wants a sincere. stunning man for a ong term relationship. answer and I will send a picture. SY 1985 (OSH) T1ME for a change. full of life, attractive. understanding, compassionate. slim male. late 20's. smoker. wanting an attractive. slim female with no dependents. who entoys music. movies and evenings -out. who's looking for a sue- -esslul relationship SY 1992 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE. single. white maie. 38. 5'8'. physically fit. non-smoker. into health foods and country living. financially and mentally secure. perfec- tionist of all trades. wanting to start a family. seeks sem female. 25-35. with sum.lar interests. one child welcome SY 1994(OSH) WELL-estab stied and upwa•dly mobile. divorced mate. 39. young at heart. seeks a companion. 28-36. who enjoys music. rowneing. motor racing, romantic times and Blue Jay baseball at the Dome, friendship before a relationship SY 1995 WOMEN LOOKING FOR ROMANTIC MEN THERE ARE 36 NEW ADS THIS WEEK! 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THE MINACS GROUP INC The Minacs Group Inc. 915 Sandy Beach Road Pickering, Ontario L1W 1Z5 AZ DRIVERS • Full-time • Part-time • Teams Required for Ontario, Quebec & Michigan, ICC required. Call Carole or Darren The Minacs Group (905) 579-2911 CRUISE SHIP JOBS Eam $300-000 weekly, yew round position, hiring men/women. Free roonlboard, wi rain. Cal 1-504-641-7778 'Ext' C10011 Wet'• ,1 9200.$500 WEEKLY! Assemble produces at home. Easy! No sslirig. You're paid direct. Fuly guaranteed. No experience necessary. GIM 1404441-7771 • fat MAI lire. ALASKA SUMER Salmon JOBS fishing and cannons'. Earn up to $30,000 in 3 atones. Most living expenses paid I*V nowt 504-646-2603 ext S478 ural 10 pm. 7 dales. AJAX FAM -1t STYLE RESTAURANT Tequilas short oder cook and 2 friendly food savers. Now accepitp appicabrlc. Experience preferred. Ask for manager. 428.1597 liOUSEICEEPENIPART time - requued approximate* 2-3 Mor- mons per went to help busy family with housecleaning and meal preparation. Must haw good domestic Was. Located at Rougemount and Rosebank, Pickering. References please. Cal (905) 509.2e87. (051716) EARN over 111000/weekly horn home. Free supplies. tree details. Send S.A.S.E. to: Sanpayo, 2373 Annanwoods Dr.. Piloting. Ott. L1X 2JO. HALENOA'S Meals requires ex- perienced Meat Cutters/ Managers. Submit resume in person to: 925 Nelsen S1:, ashiont li - ALLIANCE COLLISION Requires • PREP PERSON Must be fully expenencec In oasecfear and acrylic enamel paints. Persons interested must take great pnde in producing only top quality work. Call 420-3501 Pickering DRIVERS -ec..red ',:tl aro oar time day aro mgr.! snots. City Wd.Access 'ax,. 579-9393 9 ill 4 p..0 _C5.994' BLACKJACK draws needed. Par! : —e ear 1250 weer y Dias tips Protess,onai '•a n„ 9 availa01. Guaranteed !o0 placement 435-8199 ;053194. HAIRSTYUST aro nail tecn- nc.a- •or - A•:,tudes. Oshawa Centro. Experience needed Call 723-3500, ask 'or :o•ezo VENDING corroany regl.rres oondao,e •out• service and sales person. Must ice nighty motivated self starter with mecnan,cai and electrical aptsude. Some travel inwWed. Rept' to File 97010. PO. Box 481 Oshawa. Ont. L1H 7L5. (051794) OUT or town lanitonal company looking for cleaners. 24-32 hrs. per week Please send resume e to. EBM Janilonal. 149 Argyle St. N.. Caledonia. Otxarto. N3W 11(9. (051994) BEAUTY Salon requires licensed stylist in Whitby. Salary/commission. Ongoing training. Cal Rhonda. 576-2512. LABEL VC- -ec. "'410,0 extaenence an asset, wwrlg to 'rain you have onset eapenenA. For rmervew. please tail 905-579.9148 :05.794, WANTED 30 mdwduals to pa' c.Qa:e - a mantra grow Chao ergo to ass wgnt .:LEE. Cas 436 2.22 or 666-5050 (Oshawa W':,t0y) or 420-4220 (Rias ' sr ng; ;051994; CARPET Cioaners must bve owe •r:Q --10umed ,ire 10 Sub - cOntract 'a estabxsheC COnr oany and smiling to work. Mon- day -Saturday Can 666-2543 MOS and teens needed im- mediatory for modeling work catalogues and TV commercials. Call 962-5511 LADIES Health Club requires tit. nese and aerobic instructors. certified. Also required. sales rep's. previous direct sales experience 666-4540. (051794)` IF you angry golrgol industry and have expenencs m adver- tetng . direct sales, we need to take Fax reeume to (905) 509- 91305. (051794) 099805.(051794) 120 Office HelP 120 Office Help PART TME EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER MIST HAVE WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF HOUSING CO.OP's AND lEWVIEWS SOFTWARE FAX RESUMES BY MAY 31ST TO (905) 6664710 OR MAIL TO 835 McOUAY BLVD., 930, WHITBY L1P 1L6 IF you are single or a single parent or separated or divorcee with three years work experience. you may qualify for financial assistants or I you are over 45 and have recently beer laid on. you may quail," to train- ing assistance. DIP/CERT.. Lotus. Wordpertect. D -Base. Word. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systems Analyist, Cobol. Pascal and C Photoshop. Ouark Express arc 111u0ratpr, qurtt#m t�dslrtesa Con peer Wiest 4V-1010 ACCOUNT Recerva ieigenera once. experienced, responsible person required. Cash For WHHeby area. FileApply 67011 P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. at1. L1H 7L5 (051794) 130Agents Agents, WANTED - energetic sales per- son for small wholesale mrtpany. Salary plus conxrs- sion and a -car a must. Gal 905- 421321t5c (113ba004)_ . • ASHBROOKS "ULTIMATE SOURCE IN BED & BATH" ,(' Expanding bed and bath store is looking for `11 AGGRESSIVE CAREER MANAGEMENT/TRAINEE Successful candidate should have retail management experience. Transferability an asset. Ashbrooks provides excellent advancement opportunity and benefit package. Also SALES ASSOCIATE POSITION AVAILABLE Apply in person with resume: 1755 PICKERING PARKWAY, PICKERING L1V 61(5 ,,c or'.cr6 :2..s 0•ease, ALLIANCE COLLISION Requires • PREP PERSON Must be fully expenencec In oasecfear and acrylic enamel paints. Persons interested must take great pnde in producing only top quality work. Call 420-3501 Pickering DRIVERS -ec..red ',:tl aro oar time day aro mgr.! snots. City Wd.Access 'ax,. 579-9393 9 ill 4 p..0 _C5.994' BLACKJACK draws needed. Par! : —e ear 1250 weer y Dias tips Protess,onai '•a n„ 9 availa01. Guaranteed !o0 placement 435-8199 ;053194. HAIRSTYUST aro nail tecn- nc.a- •or - A•:,tudes. Oshawa Centro. Experience needed Call 723-3500, ask 'or :o•ezo VENDING corroany regl.rres oondao,e •out• service and sales person. Must ice nighty motivated self starter with mecnan,cai and electrical aptsude. Some travel inwWed. Rept' to File 97010. PO. Box 481 Oshawa. Ont. L1H 7L5. (051794) OUT or town lanitonal company looking for cleaners. 24-32 hrs. per week Please send resume e to. EBM Janilonal. 149 Argyle St. N.. Caledonia. Otxarto. N3W 11(9. (051994) BEAUTY Salon requires licensed stylist in Whitby. Salary/commission. Ongoing training. Cal Rhonda. 576-2512. LABEL VC- -ec. "'410,0 extaenence an asset, wwrlg to 'rain you have onset eapenenA. For rmervew. please tail 905-579.9148 :05.794, WANTED 30 mdwduals to pa' c.Qa:e - a mantra grow Chao ergo to ass wgnt .:LEE. Cas 436 2.22 or 666-5050 (Oshawa W':,t0y) or 420-4220 (Rias ' sr ng; ;051994; CARPET Cioaners must bve owe •r:Q --10umed ,ire 10 Sub - cOntract 'a estabxsheC COnr oany and smiling to work. Mon- day -Saturday Can 666-2543 MOS and teens needed im- mediatory for modeling work catalogues and TV commercials. Call 962-5511 LADIES Health Club requires tit. nese and aerobic instructors. certified. Also required. sales rep's. previous direct sales experience 666-4540. (051794)` IF you angry golrgol industry and have expenencs m adver- tetng . direct sales, we need to take Fax reeume to (905) 509- 91305. (051794) 099805.(051794) 120 Office HelP 120 Office Help PART TME EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER MIST HAVE WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF HOUSING CO.OP's AND lEWVIEWS SOFTWARE FAX RESUMES BY MAY 31ST TO (905) 6664710 OR MAIL TO 835 McOUAY BLVD., 930, WHITBY L1P 1L6 IF you are single or a single parent or separated or divorcee with three years work experience. you may qualify for financial assistants or I you are over 45 and have recently beer laid on. you may quail," to train- ing assistance. DIP/CERT.. Lotus. Wordpertect. D -Base. Word. Accpac. Bedford. Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systems Analyist, Cobol. Pascal and C Photoshop. Ouark Express arc 111u0ratpr, qurtt#m t�dslrtesa Con peer Wiest 4V-1010 ACCOUNT Recerva ieigenera once. experienced, responsible person required. Cash For WHHeby area. FileApply 67011 P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. at1. L1H 7L5 (051794) 130Agents Agents, WANTED - energetic sales per- son for small wholesale mrtpany. Salary plus conxrs- sion and a -car a must. Gal 905- 421321t5c (113ba004)_ . • vawareseimeriwaNIMMISNIWANITIOMMIETAWIES PAGE 211 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 15, 094 j 20 once Heip 120 Office Help SUMO. uemowasmalleSNImo. 120 Once Help 150 HOeP' 165 rag: 210 Flea Market 220 220 EXECUTIVE/ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT We are a dynamic national communications company looking for an Assistant to the President and the Vice-Presideru of Operations and Finance for our Pickering Head Office. The successful candidate will be bilingual in French, efficient, organized, a high achiever, enjoy marketing and be proficient in Word and Excel Familiarity with accounting statements will be an asset If you are interested in this position, please send your resume to: MOCO Canada Inc. 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario L1W 3K1 Fax: (905) 831-5215 ATTENTION: Wade Oosterman J f 130 Sales Hel130 Sa1es a Helps 35 Agents, PATIOSPA STORE requires SALESPERSON prepared to accept challenge for an above average income. Highest quality products. Some delivery and set-up. PhoneiFax 428-9768 SALESPEOPLEESTIMATORS •eg irec fol expandr; service puslness assooalec wnh na- :,onal retailer Voi. trust be oependabie. octgoing and positive Earnings of 53.000 - 54,000 a month is proven for Performers All appointments and training provided. sales ex- perience an asses. but not necessary Car a must. Mr. Zeman 428-2010. (0520941 1 CALL CLASSIFIED 576-9335 Skilled Help DENTAL Assistant required. mud be HARP Candied. Even- ings and Saturday hours included. Please call 668-7309. (051994) EXPERIENCED dental asss- tanVreceptionist tor non smok- ing office. Please send resume to: Or. Daerni. 112 Athol SI.. 1200. WHitby, Ont. LIN 3Y9. OWNER Opera:c•s needed, CVL Class Z. dedicated round trips. home daily, pull our trailer, no touch freight schedule pick up and delivery. Window times. weekly settlement. Call Mike. 1- 800-446-2218. (0520941 HEATING and A/C sales rep re- quueC 'c• 7urharn area. Part tyre or toll time Expenence a must Commission position. Mus: have own vehicle. Call Greg all 655.5560 :3520941 EXPERIENCED heating and air condlor,ng :ecnncan needed for Oshawa orrice Call 721 8195 for nterweve 751794) 160 w Dayanted Care LIVE in/out nanny required. Reforences. Can between 9-12 noon. Mon -Fri. (9051 420.7444. 165 Day Care Available SCHOOLHOUSE PLAYCARE CENTRE Pine Ridge S.S. (LiverpooVFinch area) Infants to 5 yrs. Summer care available. 839-8586 DAYCARE in my home. Delaney/Church. Full or pan time. lots of TLC. Phone 683- 6413.(051894) BROCK/HWY 02, Eric and Lindsay say: Mrs. B. is caring. does good crafts, makes shell soup, we love her. Their mom says: if you want irreplaceable re. 4 you want the next bed thing to 'You" then give them the beet, give them Mrs. B. Call 905- 686.9710. (051594) DAYCARE available in my home. child CPR and First Aid courses taken. South Ajax area. Cal Alicia. 683-6545. (051594) 10 years experience, smoke free. learning. all -basement playroom. walking distance to Lakeside school Westney/ Lakedriveway. 683-6679. (051594) DAYCARE available in my home. responsible mother want- ing to babysn 6 months and up. Westney/Hwy i2. (905) 683- 8576. (051994) 401 WHTES Ro - Daycare. any age. ow rates. FulIipart tine. CPR tra,ned, daily outings. lunches and snacks Call Mary. 839-6812 (051594: 205 Firewood ROKA LUMBER & FIREWOOD CENTRE 4xex17 $60.00 4718'x16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705-277-3381 Evenays 905-4346665 Free Defnery (0 Oshawa Area MOVING Sale • dual stage Ctaltsn>an Snowblower. 5HP 23'. only 20 hrs running time. 1450. Phone 839-2247. (051594) 220 Articles For Sale NEARLY New, 24' pool filer and used diving board for sale. Get ready for summer) Call (905) 839-2574 atter 5 p.m. (051894) DRYER, Admiral 3 cycle. brand new, never used. 6275. After 6 p.m. 905-579.7670. (051894) CARPET - I have several 1000 yards of new Stainmaster and 100% nylon carpet. 191 carpet our living room and hall for $299. Price includes carpet. pad and installation. -30 yards-. Steve (905)432-8244. (TF) COMPUTERS - 386 Resale Conpags compiele guaranteed systems with VGA. limited supply. $555. Other resale sys- tems available. Computer Clearance Centre. 697-3059. (051994) NIKKON F2 with 50mm F1.4 lens and MD -2 motor winder, serviced annually $600. Metz 45 CT -1 Clash unx. 5160. 434- 5098. (052094) TOP Sal. triple mix. Iimestone screenings and sand for safe. Also man whin truck will do household and yard waste removal at reasonable rates. Cal 905-668-7829 (052094) EVANA Top Sol - vttoissale and retail. screened and shredded. TrIN mix, brick sand, used railroad ties. Also cedar and other nursery stack avail- able at discount prices. Paving stones. Cal 43D-4733 a even- ings 428-2870. (051794) 7PCE. living room set, A-1 condition. asking $700. Call 905-668-7328 evenings. (051794) POOL Closed! Equipment for sale. /creepy Krawly. thermol cover and roler. jacuzzi filter sand tiler. 11 -IP motor. etc. Cal 839-3465. (051794) DURHAM Topsoil • we deliver. Peal Loam, Trifle Mix, Sand. Screenings, Gravel. Bag your own any product. S2/bag. 427- 0403.(052494) HAIRDRESSING starter kit, 5450.666-2162.(051994) STACKABLE apartment size In- glis washer and dryer with stand. 5475. Call 619-6730. (051594) OAK/FINE FURNITURE - Why pay reta.l prices' One of Ontario's oldest and largest manutacturers is now selling direct to the public. Eg. oak pedestal table with cAv ext. and 4 Windsor Chairs. S799 - 8' oak double pedestal C/a ext. and 6 chairs. 51429 Cannonball beds. 5299. Over 20 stain choices al solid. no veneers - Traditional Woodworking. 905-985-8774. (TF) Ankles For Sale PATIO Doors Thermal Guard and Vinyl Guard. 399 to $1049. 'TAXES INCLUDED'. That's right, k's no misprint Bed quality Mor BEST PRICES. Cash & Carry. Call Mon -Fri, 9-8 p.m. 623-9493 or 725-4537. (060594) SATELITE dish system. corn- pMte with 10 1t dish and 30 tt. towner. Asking 52300. For more information, call 427-3731. (051994) PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS - Tremendous Savings - Annual classroom piano sale. Pianos. rem to own. apt. size, upright. grand. digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (tree dolivery and set up). Telep Piano Works. 433-1491. (TF) WEDDING gown. stunning Ailsa -Mario design. size 10-12. Shantung floor length with detachable 3 metre train, portrait neckline tnrnmed with Shantung roses and pearls. Asking 5850 Cal (905) 965-9104. (051794) CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon. new stain release carpets ori hard. I will carpe: 3 rooms. $349. Price includes carpet, premium pad, expert installation, fast delivery. tree estimates (30 yards). Norman, 686-2314. (053194) WINDMILLS for pond owners. Will prevent algae and scum n your pond. Can also pump water. 30 h. high. comas with 12 It tower and 5 ft. diameter blades. S795. 905-965-8774 (051994) HOME (.4 BUSINESS f 5761335 - SERVICES - 79&1672 Business Services Gardening, Landscaping ILLUSTRATION. ..... " •alio. ices g- acvenrsong _s,ness or personal :;e.asonabie rales Abd sacra a.aiHbl• Randy -/mire (905'' 23-7065 (TF) TvPING ava,labl• Wo•C "•aceSS -g resurrri. IenerS a -C reports. Dic:a !yr:///n9 = cvas• call 686-4504 (060194 WCB. - C. CPP Probwrsn a. 6 Ctams Inc 1-900- 323- 'i6-:2 sic 39 (060994 Driving Schools S & B Driving School 10 lessons 5150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up 8 drop oft 287-3060 7 daysnreek PARRY S DRIVING SCHOOL -JWe' rales ar Corset Recession Buster Rate S'7nr. 586-3'885 3 Services l v K.A.C. Electric. serving Durham for 15 years. All work licensed and guaranteed. Emergency service. reasonable rates. lMustrial. residential, opnarsrcad. Kan. 427-7412 or Kevin. 436684. (0527941 Com' CARPET and vinyl flooring. M horns shopping. guaranteed woIIL For tree estimates. cal Sail, (905)432-2750. (052094) • Gardening, Landscaping Gardening, Landscaping BEAUTIFUL HANGING BASKETS 11.00 tax included Geraniums & Other 4" pots trom'1.00 tax Included. Bedding Plants NOW AVAILABLE MIX & MATCH FLAT *11.00 tax Included GARDNER'S TOPSOIL *RING SPECIAL AtOTOT/LLMRO TREE REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FREE ESTIMATES CALL ROB Ajax 4 7rr Zdanowicz Farm Oua ty grows of your favorite fruits, vegetables, bedding plants and hanging baskets ItN Fans I RtJi SIZEMII mrt, MI a w. C nor at TaunWn 668-5509 8 Coronation Rd. Moa: Fri. 94 Sat., Sus. & Holidays 9-6 Gardening, .andscaping CLASSIC ..andacape Detpn •,peciaity garoensnterd:l ng. Soros. oeoisretaining watts SOec.aiiz• r'designs only' SO .obhga:on to buy materials. Gr- ated LanCsc90s i+onKuturyxet. (905) 6687622 or (705) 328- 1773 (052694, Your PRIVATE GARDENER • Spring Cleanups • Pruning& Trimming • Design & CossulutioI • lawn Maintenance • Plantiag Trees & Gaff SANDY BOWKER .Sc. Agr. (416) 2115-9155 Or. Otreismal * �rea�uf 9sC-ve .Loren Mrtsrkar •Istass•Condos•Gomm. and Resie.ral • Rock Gardens • itrlodeng Stones • Reaming4 Walls • L,rdsclp.i9a Prawn Aulwizd (kabdk Cin►acsr 839-5349 01 - LAWN MOWING - FERTILIZING - HEDGE/TREE TRIMMING - ROTOTILLING Ouallty Lawn & Garden Care 839-1215 GRASS CUTTING ciean, best price, satisfareliablection guaranteed or no charge. For free estimate Call Ron or leave message (415) 2011-7940 SPRING Row Ting Speaal- 'er us "l. your garden for a ••asOnabl• rat•. Other aheadping servoes availed. Cal 728.1,53 (060294, Handyman Home Home Improvements Improvements In. GCB CONSTRUCTION Interior and extenor repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and dean protesslona( work gang CRAIG 686-1913 S.G.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior renovations. spars. additions. desgrvbuil0 bars and cabinets Al viorkmanship guaranteed and insured Comas Gary 839- 0984. (TF) BROWt4 S eutesC1'R16 l •• Interlocking DdIUS MlC ops • Maass* DecblFertns • Retaining Waite • Garde*-MtaYtfoe Saving it(tTEE Qin Dave, 831-0007 •, wZr%Zf%Z�I.z�z�Z�ZiT�z�Z.. tl WATERPROOFING N • leaky basement I • concrete work 1 • cracked foundation • drains L • all work guaranteed j1 FREE ESTIMATE I 285-4109 ! I•.Z.Z�Z•-I..I•�I•.Z..I-Z-Z�Z•-I- .• Home Improvements C&R PAVING LTD. Since 1978 Fes ae'l a Co --e-: • C• • ..a,s • Pa•Kir9 L:;'s •I-'e-O:K •Asp's: •eve • C. s 6: .,ed 688 -. Es' '•3'es x;- 0 C.OP.E. Construction inerienexiwin fit► Fres Esbmatea. AI teak e (9905) 837-2429 (905) 837-1858 three tit: ln8N I 0 0 0 0 0 DELZOTYO wo00 PENCIN6 ReeiderbaCtiewerndei FuroaelDecb AM Wert Guervailewl Set CM Steve Mobile • 0084451 Office • 213.380 CARPENTRY, drywall, porches and decks, rec room. general hone repairs. Call Tommy at 420-8105.(051994) COMPLETE plumbing and renovations. Emergency service. bathroom, kitchen and basement remodeling. NI work licensed. guaranteed and insured. Reasonable rates. Cal John, 430-2754. (TF) DRYWALL taping, boarding, duds and T -bar ceilings. spay stucco. plaster repairs. For proressionai service at conrpee- awl peas. call Bill 91432-8400. DESIGNED TO SUIT FINISHED SECOND STOREYS. AMMONS 428-2145 Norio Enterprises Specializing in -mete en modem enewmeariamg -Pere Deers Fax 839-2255 Phone 039-7205 Ftse Consultation FENCING, residential! commercial. custom wood fences. dedts, drain link and dog nes. Repairs to meting work. Rod iron and pool enclosures. (905) 619-9802. Mena message. 051804) LOT cleanup. lawn cutting. driveway sealing. etc. Very reasonable prices, dl ler free emanates. 723.5619. (062004) POLDOM Construction and Reravahon. Blddks, bricks. con- crete work. fireplaces, chimney's, decks, porches. fences. kitchens, bathrooms. basements. ceramic tiles, hardwood flooring, drywall, painting and wallpapering. Free eetinaims, 721-2310. (060794) SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions. renovations, kitchens, bathrooms. home maintenance emergency service, furniture refinishing, quality work guaranteed. 15 years experience. 686-2915. (TFEFG) MON Construction Ltd. tor al horns repairs, additions. pato doors, sundedks, rec rooms. etc. Free estimates, call 905-576- 5760. (052494) W.J.L. Hone Renovations Ltd. Basements. carpentry. custom cab:nsss. drywralirhg, noor% painting. fence and deck construction. Wane (905) 725- 5198. (051704) . VAI GENERAL ING Custom Hemel. Hods Additions. Balks, Kittle s, Basements, Rook, Ceramic Tiles, Hardwood Floors, Mfatdswa, Dsdtsl Cal Justin. (905)683-5818 Moving, Storage r Experienced •1' Cross Movers n rales, homes. apt. Mc. Piano moving. Packing avaliable 42341239 4311 ARTISTIC Mammary - speciala- ing in fireplace and chimney repairs, works vMh tricks, block- s and stones of ant kinds. Free estimates, workmanship guaranteed Call Rene Gervais, 666.4428. (051794) BUDGET Paining - for all your painting, interior and eseefior. over 20 years experience. No job too small. Free setirtusa 721-1997 or 434-1051. (051794) Housecleaning NO(J TAIN /AWING SYSTEMS We cud nave a ly lw Commercial s . sstorage and bases availableSenor & mid month decants Free adrniales 571-0756 Painting, Decorating 111111111111111111111111sissy Professional Painting R 11 i was Covering s 111 s 11 .35- yrs. experience ■ al • big or small )obs 411 11 • tree esti consultation i s• lob satisfaction • • spring disc. 25% s • Sob c905I 35011 a 11 U 11 to 11 sore tsrstlss AJAX Moving Systems - tuth services. moves. appliance and piano specuaksts. flat rate or hourly. We now have heated average unit. Now orlenng tree boxes with nave. Park and load special. starting at $99 and up. Cal tor ido rn*on. 427-0005. (TF) HARRY-O-TI4E.MOVERS - move big or small. we price thorn all Free estimates, senors discount. dart notice mews. pinnas moved. Comparable rasa. Cal 432-2850. (TF) MEN with large truck win do horaelald rooves. residential, oornmercaL AN types of awes. Call Cul or Jane. 427-2856. (TF) MICIIALSIO Moving - houses, apartments. offices. appliances and piano specialists. Free wardrobe service. licensed. 'muted. Free estimates. Cal 728-1620. (TF) Pod Maintenance Cleaning woman avallabM, reliable, dependable, reasonable rates! For Information please call Maria 430-0102 OUAUTY House Cleaning • •x��by two ladies, 9 years ence. excellent references. guarantee satisfaction, duties include fridge, stow irsideoM, doors washed. no mop used and many Rare. Very remnants raliee. Cas 571-3660..(051716? TMS Paining & Decor Interior & Exterior EuroPaan Wirimanship. Fast dears retable service. 420-0001 INTERIOR and exterior panting and wall papering for good prion and good wok. Cal Mel. 5766553. (051794) PROFESSIONAL Painting a Wallpapering. No job too small. tail anter. 430.2505. (TF) Party Servkes MA ICIAK down friends. ready to entertain for any age. any occasion. Birthdays. promotions. openings, twtdlasers. Magic shows are tun) Lettuce hep. 839.7067 or 728-8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic for dltdren's parties and MI occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie. 6684932. (TF) Pool Maintenance GARDON POOL and SPA � LAEP01$BY�S Ir.. pal4471 4717 Private Tuitions, Schools TUTOR for OAC Physics and OAC Calculus, 9-10 Science by certified teacher. Available nights and weekends. Call Jim. 619-1664. (051794) To Advertise Your Business Service Please Call 575-9335 or Fit 579-2215 Plumbing e Experienced • Plumber No bo small - Fauces. showers, . bese6lsrtr washrooms, mit bats, etc. Any renovation or 0ddim Daytime: 427.4209, Home: 4x74109 Maier Tom. 220 Articles 290Pets-Supplies- 'For 330 SHEDS - quality barn style FREE to good home. Female. 6 sheds. buil On see at8 1549. years. rreN5 years, dsclawed. GST included: display al Lym- spaded and neutered. indoor blvd Lumber. Kingston Rd.. Pick- cats. Must go owner has enng or call 905-509-4961. allergies- Please call 837-0341. (051894) (052494) CONTRACTORS Yard Sale, 433.2155. Monday -Friday. 29 Cigas Rd., Courtice. Trucks, tools, msC. building materials. used windows. (051294) FABRIC verticals with balance. 72' wide by 84' long, 869. 84' wide by 84' long. 189. Other sizes avaiabie. Cal 428-0937. (051794) ONE Swedish style fireplace. ideal for cottage. 1200. One tuned piano. escelerlt condition. $1100. CaII 428-1742. (052094) 12X24' pool. includes all accessories: Filter. ladder, vacuum. etc. Call Mark days. (416) 297-6664 or evenings (905) 686-3395 best offer. (051894) nee Springbok. 146' Deep V. 30HP, Johnson and trailer. Front casting deck with butt seat. driver and passenger seat, live well two storage compartments and transom saver. $4600 o.b.o. 623-9107. (051794) AJAX Pickering Appliances - nc reasonable oder refused. tulfy guaranteed. Reconditioned appliances. Come make us z deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney Rd. S Alas (TF) STEVE Bauer Chinook 21' racing bike. 12 speed. nee condi( n. asking $200. Call Kirk or Hope at 432.1863. (052094) 15- Diamond Bad/ Ascent. ex ceiient condition. 1500. 434- 5098.(051794) 230 Articles Wanted WANTED APS A.NCcS wont rg or rot-rdge5. stoves. *amen. dryers Also wanted. pick up truck. '965 or newer. Reasonable :905) 427-6690 1051294 OLD ono good used cameras. gad stoning. optical instrument. .ewenerywatches. old china and glass. antique furniture. 432 1678. (053194; WE LL bid used VCRs. work. y ^0t Will accept on partial payment on new Cal 666-4415. 05'994, ENGLISH bull terriers. males and females. white. first needs, vet checked, health certified. 1900 firm. Call 434-8069. (051794) OSHAWA Obedience Assocation. Fun. motivational dog training classes begins soon. Puppy and advance clas- ses lanses with individual attention. Small classes guaranteed. Call Bev to pre -register. 435-0868. (052494) ROTTWEILER puppies. registered CKC. males and females. family raised. friendly and healthy. Big boned. german laces. 1500. Phone 472-8224. (051794) LHASA-APSO purebred. neutered. male. 7 months old. Suitable for mature family or senior 1325. Telephone 905- 579-2614. (052094) TEAM Obedience, next classes (Puppy & Nwuce) starting June 4 Small classes guaranteed. Cal 430-0025. (051994) 300 Automobiles For Sale CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Sammy inspections $49.95 Car & Light Trucks �Q Ajax 683-2277 1992 Mazda MPV.: passenger .xc.Itdnt condition. low kilometers, tinted windows Dua air cvrditonrlg, manuladurers warranty 116.000. Call 436- 6149-(051994) 1811 Rodeo. luny loaded. 7C.00C tiers . s.. Pb- auto. err. WANTED Leal and Blue Jay stage, Pw. pal,.anslm stereo cassette. tinted windows. robe. ox«rs a: 'ace valid. Call Brute trader hitch. running boards. bug at S'S 4400 ext 207 (TF) screen Asking 816.500 Can WANTED phones 'tom the Ad- after 6 p.m 725-6325. (051794) ver^•erg« :/monvi system model s tiles One. Sprat. automabac. CK Is cls 579r440C sunroof. ary m cassette. mai- ask 'or .II (TF) lent condition Only 110.000 WANTED tbregiass canoe. kms . $3495 certified Call R a G i.e.'so^a0re pnce Call 725-2383. Auto. (9051 4201389 8-5 Mon i.ave m..sage. (052094) Fn. 8-12 Sat. (051994) 260 Arts & Crafts DURHAM riski COLLEGE -v. OSHAWA 7000 Suacoe Si- N. 9v etait Shaw 6 .Sala SUNDAY, MAY 15 10AM-4PM I/� FREE �Ml GAS 880 DRAW FRE PARKNGI ADOl (CHILDREN UDDER 12 FREE) teal Plymouth Horizon. 4 Cylinder. auto, 4 door. HB. ps.. pD.. no rust. one owner..ri running order To tie combed with purchase. 71st $2200 Trac. n Considered. 4347014 (051794) PORCELAIN DOLL MAKING - Taught The EtegMen Way-. In- structor studied under Gannon Artist. Limited specie a+aiuble- In Whitby, call 728-1368• (051994) CERAMIC WAREHOUSE - looking for new and exciting Pieces of ready to decorate bisque? Visit us every Saida, 10-3 p.m. 1333 Boundary Rd. 53. Oshawa MN Philp Murray. across from CAW H11). 725- 6709. (051794) 265 Antiques 1166 Red Honda CRX. must see Sunroof. teed. sooners. new tins and dutch. 15900 o.b o 666-5154 (051994) 118a R.Iiant, 4 door, auto. spotless. 66.700 kms., factory waranty. 13650 certified 623- 1463 (051794) Trailers 400 11181 Flagstaff hardtop trader. impeccable condition. asking 15200. 905.831.6627. (052094) 7PCE maple dining SM. serf, 19001. Needs some wok $750 0.0 o. Call 432.3383. (052094) 340 Auto Parts & Repairs DURHAM Region's 11 U -Fix -h Shop and Performance Centre. Auto pans. performance parts. car and truck accessories. tires. custom wheels. trailer hitches. custom exhaust work, 4x4 specialist. Bowmarwnle. 697 5555 (052094) 355 Motorcycles INSURANCE, open 9-9 by appointment, Monday to Saturday. Motorcycle. auto and very competitive property rates. Over 20 years experience. Cal (905)427-3595. (051794) 365 Marine 2OFT Wiker Cuddy. equipped for salmon fishing or family boating. tandem trailer. two tops. excellent condition. Asking 112.500. 430-6672. (051794) 1967 Dodge Omni. auto. 4 cylinder. 2.2L. pc.. pb- annual rust chedk, only 71.000 kens.. swam stelae. perfect condition inside and out. Non smoker. 12500 certified. car we rings. (905)427-1878. (051794) ISM Olds Fesnza, hatchback. excNNnt condition. certified. 12500 firm. CaI alter 6 p.m. 666- 1656. (051794) 1984 Firenze GT. 5 speed. sunroof. 133.000 kms.. runs well, can be certified. 11200 ob.a 6864694. (051814) 400FAp or Rent PICKERING beautifully lur- nshed bachelor apartment n Whites Rd./401 area. private entrance, walk to lake. parking. sed contacted. fssttast, 1550 r cknwe. Suit working female. Cal 831-7510. (051594) AVAILABLE immediately in Oshawa - 639 Cuban St.. two bedroom, $675 monthly. one bedroom. $575 monthly. first/ haat required. CLose t0 bus. shopping. No pets. Call 430- 0134. (TF) OSHAWA - bright Iwo bedroom. $689 in apartment building. In- cludes 2 appliances. heat Hydro. parking. Convenient to 401 and city bus routes. 433- 0677. (052494) 330677.(052494) 1883 Sunbird. 4 door. auto, pi., pb.. ti, sterao, new tees. dew) car. 11650 candied. Winchester Auto Sates. Brocliin. 655-5437 or 6558082. (061794) 1911 Citatton, very good condition, certified. 9800. Cal 726-9613- (052084) LEASE lo own vehicles. 1960- 1995,1385 down. no inured, no credit checks. 6967429. (TF) 310 Trus 1183 GMC Siena Pickup Trude. 4.31. V6. auto, Kenwood pui- art stereo, hood bra. kill cloth bench seat. burgandy inteei9. bout liner. still under PWR Train warranty. Ask 112.900. o.b.o. Days. ask for Greg (905) 726- 6259 or evenings (905) 885- 4735.(052694) TRADES People - one ton dual Mewl sum van. $2000. 1982 Ceiba GIS, 5 speed. sunroof. 1500. Frank, 666-9927. (052094) 290 - 330 Trailers 00 you dog and yard a lemur. Use the new environoten4 friendly DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM - 9. 7 dayshM/L CaM7210- BRIGHT raised two bedroom basement apartment. clean quef horns. panung and cabs. $650, Firsttast Avaoable June 1 Can 432-6930. (051794) Apartments For Rent 400 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, In immaculately maintained building, broadloom, 3 appliances, pool, snooker table, games room, tennis courts. exercise room, laundry facilities and covered parking. 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571-3522 AJAX 55 FALBY COURT 2 bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exerase room, underground parking included. Call 683-6021 Delhn: Thurs. 9-8, Friday 9-5, SatJSun-12-5 (,Y 33 & 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. Elm $743 - $833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX Westnsy/Hwy 92 area Large attract*, private one bedroom adua apartment. low apWanc s. non smoking. purl home. 1650 inclusive. evadable July • 427-1536 (051594) THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 1S, 1 N -PAGE 29 400 Apartments For Rent OSHAWA w.o bedroom apart. mem m 5 ant bwklrng, fridge. stove. 4 pas. bar. pa:ong, corn - operated laundry. 1572 monthly . hydro. Fir:utast 668-0974. (051944) WHITBY Regency Place AVAILABLE rnr ediarety two Apartments - one and two b°°ro°r' bas.rtw+t aPainner1t. bedroom apartments avaiabe 39Yly/'Krosne area, t Pce. Dam- n seniorampler. Mar and Apr t apo arca, separat. Park Ilke seting. appliances. al entrance. rutty carpeted Non Jams included. Call 4347397 smokers preened. reference's. (TF) n0 Pets First/last. 8725 inarstve.420-9501 (051894) LAKEVIEW Park. Oshawa. 5 OSHAWA spacious bgnt orb m:n wa:v 10 beach. Two bedroom Towler nett of raised 0.0100m apartment, clean. bungalow No dogs. Laundry oto- O.G. nice Pro. ester/ hook - up available. 1625 oyer• erose t° °0.1x0.11. prefer inckaswe cpm more information. 0.04 st0 (351794) June NO pets. call Dave. 434-5126 /Wadabb June 15. (051994) THREE bedroom apartments BRANOVIEW'BLOOR are. ova,:ab'e ,are and Jay. Church St. and Hwy 12. Pease cal 416 one bedroom basement apart- 444-7391 (051894) man, in 8 year old House. $500 1984 Terrace 30 h. seeps 10. seasonal lot paid tor, new fur- nace and deck. s hra self- ied tarrr- defrostinp fridgeand monthly Firs:ust and Wenn ses required 576-5782. (051994) PICKERING large two b*d0as ron bbrhsnt apartment. LlverpoolBayty. walk to Go. le professionally tingd. private entrance. panting. available May 31. 1750 inOlusive Net 0 oats 905-420-9457 after 6 p.m. (051794) COURTICE Oshawa. Towkr ne, one bedroom ground !icor apart- ment n house. (replace. walk to patio. yard. Very brgnt. fully sellinclusive.contained. $600 ail inclusive. June 1. 428-3271. (051994) AJAX - bright one bedroom ut wakobasement apartment 4 appkances. utilities Included. mew. ew. $675 monthly. (905) 686-7694, leave message. Non smoker. no pets. First/last. Available July 1. (051994) OSHAWAw - near domeot. one and two bedroom apartment newly renovated. parking, appliances, does to weenies*. 1525 and $550 mwahly. CaI 16 43241929. (0514) PICIUMING new GO • large plige h bedroom basement. air. ap- pliance. and shared laundry included. 9625 • utilities. Avail- able - able i1distdy. Cas 416.2114- 4010. (051794) SAY Rages. one bedroom cit b rees apartment. 1560 a1 si incke. First/last. 8397054 alter 5 Rin. 01594) AJAX bright One bedroom basement apartment. private entrance and parkng. large ealn Madsen. aloes included 8625 per month. NOn smoker. no pets. tir:Vlast. Available June 1 Cal 427-0248 (051894) AJAX one bedroom walkout basement apartment. laundry, cable. tirst/lest. 1600 Induerve. (905) 6868277 leave message. (052094) AJAX one a the nicer base- ment apartments. large one bedroom. gas fireplace. hardwood floors, cable, parkm9. stared laundry. $700 inclusive. Available June 1. 428-9790. (051794) CLEAN, bright two bedroom apartmenting basement apartment with siding door wakout. 1600 inclusive. Parking included, first/last required. 404-0459. (051794) OSHAWA - three bedrooms. $699. Clean and lame units. In- cludes cable. heel. hot wilier. parking. new alpisrt-ss, MOM pays hydro. 576-0973 or 404- 6222. (052694) WHITBY. quiet 1/estyle? Huge one bedroom in clean quiet owner occupied bulking. Avail- able June 1. Lase. tirstAast. no Pew pet$635 . hydro . 666-2230. (051994) TWO bedroom. floret Oshawa in sl a dean 8 plea. fridge. ove parking. available June 1. $650 • hydro. Telephone 723-1912. (051794) ON WHITBY - attractive two E bedrooms large beseen..1 bedroom. spacious. Paten9. apartment. parking. laundry. OWN beading. mar GO. Jure 1. unties, cable included. Non $795 inclusive. (416) 6935287. Far - S 700 per month. 837- (052694) PILI EJMIG Wimps - 96 Church 0944- (052094) St. S.. large furnished new AJs AX - one bedroom brtet bachelor n ent 6 phut, own ry apartment separa1 entrance, parking. dose b laundry, no pets. lrparking. seek TV. 4 $5115 all inclusive. 905-5092038 pce. bath. 1550 pet month, 0.16284-1616. (051594)JAutilities included. uded. Fnon AX - gorgeous flow pates- smoker, cats are welcome. Cal sionaly finished beget large one 427-5557. (051994)ro m bedroom basement apartment• WHITBY - bright obedroo separate entrance. 1650 basement apartment. quiet inclusive. Suitable for single neighbourhood. centrally male. Call 683.6623 alter 6 p.m. located, 1.500 inclusive. F099.4last. References. No pets. Avail- able June 1. Cas 666-3090 after 5 p.m. (051794) (052494) BLOOR/SIMCOE - large two bedroom in 46 unit building storage, laundry, parking. reelmanaged. Close to stores/bun. to °675 lus t 1/ Parts 4u�$1000 T2s• (26 BloorSi W. a cOMd -- e,"tom) " . ........11.18-M641%. (moi .....-. TWO bedroom apartment lower unit, laundry. utilities and park- ing included. Adelaide/Mary area. 1695 per month. First/last. Call John. 404-0307 or 430- 7134. (051794) WHITBY - clean two bedroom wakout basement apartment, 8600 monthly . utilities. First/ last. Phone 686-4025. (052094) 410Rent AJAX - bright, clean, 3 bedroom bungalow, main Aoor, quiet street, mamas, s, laundry, perking, large tented yard. Avaiable Juy 1. $164 monthly plus 60% utilities. c.r S334223 OSHAWA two bedroom apart- ments nts available a 900 and 888 Glen St.. doe. to *diode. shop and 401 First/last required. utilities included For appointment. call 728-4993. (052494) PICKERING Amberlea - 3 bedrooms. 2 storey detached, 2 1/2 baths, main floor family room. fireplace, alc.. central vac. two car garage. available June 1 81250 rronihiy . utilities . Cal evenings, 1905) 831-1182. (051994) AJAX Onlord Towers. oak Duiing wlswrnnng pia and sauna. close to shopping. 401 and Go. Two or three bedroom apartment . :ane 1. or Juiy • Cal 6838421 Or 683.8571 w 8 p.m. (TF) S. AJAX new 600 (,11 two bedr009n basement at/errrer'4. 4 pas bath. pr*ate ,ntranC.. park•ng, eileCtriC smoke detectors. meets all safety standards. References. Irs8tast. no pets *700 monthly n0terte Available now 686-2154 (0517941 AJAX • one bedroom bnrer•ent apartment. private en'rance. available now Referrals, n0 Pets. utilities InciuOed 1500 First -last. partially turn,sned 427-3894. (052094) OSHAWA two bedroom apart Rent available. Frdge, stove. parking and laundry included. $650 utilities included. Car 725- 0067. (051794) PICKERING Westshore, ex- ecu'•ve we'd' maintained. 4 oedroom 2 baths. hardwood 'loots throughout. .... 8115C monthly • utilities. 283-1500 or 939-8036 (051794) NO down payment' Good credo" Good polo" You can buy fpr the price of rent, while prices and rates are down Call Doug or Brent, Community ;mance. 668-6805. (TF) NORTH Ala - three b9roorn deta0ned home m Cour' ry seeing. Sage car garage. avail- able June 1 References and n0 pies Cal 427-1392 for decals (051994; AJAX - Harwood/levy 42. Two bedroom basement apartment laundry. utilities. close to schools. separate entrance. available now. $675 inclusive. 686.7892 leave message. (051794) OSHAWA - 1600 monthly. avail- able June 1. Large two bedroom, hardwood floors. sat- e kitchen. fridge, stow. tented baduyard. For inlornrl1on. cal 728-5501 or 433.4160. (051794) PICKERING Village - two bedroom main floor, large kitchen, dishwasher. sepe►are dining room. laundry. air con., perking. Jure 1. 1700 • utilities. (905) 5099209 0 (905) 427- 0622 evenings. (051594) THREE bedroom. two storey apartment in house, large kitchen near O -C. and Civic, laundry. panting. shed. 1925 inclusive. Fi $lI sL awiable July 1. Ne4. 721-219x. (0519x4) AJAX - Tulosk Dr.. Inge wpm one bedroom basement apwl- me nt with WINO entrance, 4 appliances. parking. cable. dose to bus. shopping. NO pees. Guise working people- 9550 test/ 1991. 01*619-1976. (051894) LARGE bright one bedroom basement apartment, newly decorated. minutes from GO train and 401, available inrnedately. 1650 per month in- cluding utilities, (112/ ash. Cal 666-0746. (051794) 420 T 470 ` Fo THREE bedroom townhouse. fridge. stove, dryer. garage. common pool. playground, wak- ing distance to Catholic and Public Schools. Available June Of July. 436-3346. (060794) 430 Rooms To WHITBY - available, room to rent, 1350 per month inclusive. Close to shopping and bus stop. Cas 666-0640. (051794) WESTNEY/HWY 92 area. Fur- nished room in quiet home. suitable tor non smoking. work- ing Individual. Shared facilities. air. cable. parking. 1400 monthly. 428-9114. (052094) 450 Shared Accomm. PICKERING, 401,Whles Rd S New three bedroom, three bathroom home by conservation area. 4 appliances. parking. share all facilities. rlon smoker. 1375 monthly 839-7540 (051594) AVAILABLE June 1. Room mate wanted t0 share 4 bedroom home, panung, laundry faplites. $350 per month. Cal 9,02. 430-7103. (051794) LAKE Ssymow/Trere Vaaep 1360 plus per week. fully equipped. 4 bedroom clottages, 90 minutes N.E. of Oshawa. Great fishing. heated pool. playground. Family cottage resort. Woodland Estates. 1- 705-653-1317. (050394) f�odda 490 tit, GORGEOUS three bedroom condo. dose to famous Clear Water Beach. pod. jacuzzi. BBO. private yard, available now -Dec. For information and tc view photos. 6869846 or 579- 3788.(052694) FLORIDA - Madeira Beach. 1500 sq.ft. luxury guff front condo, 6 appliances, 2.1 bedrooms. 2 baths. all accessories. heated p001. jacuzzi, screened su•porch. top floor, weeky/monthly, photos and mailer. 80.80 exchange. 723-6069.(05'894) CLEARWATER - mobiles. clubhouse. Heated pools. hot tub. tennis. Near beaches and mayor attractions Children welcome. 8275 weekly Photos shown in your nolle Can 683- 5603. 1060994) NEAR Harwood/Bally, clean 500 non 5,711199 10 share townhouse with same 5400 indtsrve. Cal 428-8880.(0520941 NON smoking professional wiener to share a000r1datans w1111 sane Roseland/Gibbons See ^,Ant red urge baene,or. separate entrance. bale. prlone. parking. cable. uhlit:,s References. Ta85rvveekiy 436- 3923 (051994) 36- 3923.(051994) 455 Condos For Rent WHY are you a renter *ren war Only 8500 downpayment. you EXECUTIVE '.•r^.:sred s..oes. can own a new 3 or 4 0.0,009' o0mpiete with dishes. linens. Home one ia•ge iota Great t.ks0^o^e. etc. Fun use of roc EAST Oshawa. dreamed 2 •nancsg avauoke 623-4644 'acmes P fie Wk+4by Matronsto•ey single gasps. 4• 0. • 051797; $1400 p'us Cau '905-852 01ooms, 3 bars. 2 walkouts 5126 (051797 to ^ground pool- ^ aw bedroom COURTICE usury one apartment.tall PMI $'37900 bedroo,' wen 6 appliances and 57,6664.(052094; 40. on.see •eine courts $BOC P18VATE - mums owCroor9• home tier -ninth plus utilities 643 n des race Ou+awa area Many 0315. (051794; upgrades. walkout 'o yard. Available Jury ' References. WHITBY overook•ng -ak5 warned ws.mrnt. two banns Cal 297.0651 (TF) Ontaro. i.xiry One bedroom. • Close 10 ait amenities. 'Inst tart. CENTRAL Whitby. available 1/2 091,19. turnis11ed 0• buyers aegis. $'28.000. 905 - Judy -^•lee t>edrtxom plus unfurnished. react pool' MCC 576-0832. (051994, a1 rndua*. uuty 666-263 sunroom. '�arg. k)tcr9n, ( 1794 OSHAWA cast detached twngroom. nicely 0.Dormed. No •bungalow 3.2 0.090097*. n-.9* pet $ First/Iasi. 1950 PORT -.me. a three 0.droom sums. 4.3 auras. .ar75 ;ramps. nCluSive A.SO 'wo co -cc Por. Hoo. $695 80.' •2 p e shaped '01. bedroom, urge kdehen a -c ••ontMy . neat and Hydro Ciro*. 5' 2'.000 (905) 72' - 1 822 Iwngroor1. nicely decorated. no to screws. "050140 arc 40 • re, (05 994 pets Fvsnes:. $750 *cane oorrim iters Avila/Sir -ane • o wHy kr« you a roma, .+iter war CAS Gem. 666-4085 ;052094. ,uiy • Cali 1.705-639-5616 or'Y $500 doswipaym.nt. yo1. B ACHELOR apartment. Fkrsor ( 1794 care awl' a new 3 or 4 tearoom S 4C' Pmvare entrance. alleles 460 � & Retail nom. one iargs lots Gr.at ,mctud.d 5495 monthly Ca,) space 'rancng available. 6234664 576-3072 or 5765564 evening* space 051. 051794) Homes For Sale PICKERING roomy 2800 so." 4 0ed100m. all brick, 5 pce. ensuite. huge kitchenitarsy roan. 1236.500. Open Hone., Sal. and Sun 420-4365 or 42°- 9135 24 9135.(051794) PRIVATE Sale 3.1 bedroom. backsp • new .9999094 Or0adi000, oak kit0rlen over - 'Oats 'amity root". woodst0ve. 11.0 aalnroorrs. private •enCed yard Desirable West Winds 7snawa S'62.000 Op.' -rouse Sunday. 2-4 p rn. 434- 6749 ;051794; WHITBY - cleat twee bedroom main floor apartment, 1750 monthly * utilities. Frstnast. Phone 686.4025. (051594) PICKERING - two bedroom WHITBY -one bedroom basement *ailment. separate apartment. 1525. Two bedroom entrance, own laundry y. Fires. $625 plus hydro. • First/last last Ing, monthly. Fist/ months required. Days, 725- 905 references,7896(2 pets C• ▪ B>rf T Dr eTrw'llhgs-116040,1e. • •6BB 71x6. (0520941 WHITBY executive 4 b.0 home. 2500 soh 2 1,2 baths. circular staircase. main now laundry. air con . two car garage. No pets 1 year mxnirntsr lease. 5'400 per 0ontn • utilities. WHITBY Niro oredroan on main lion' it lcmen. '.'nngroom, din,ngroOm, two bathrooms. dose to all am.0,115*. large yard 7230861 (051794 PICKERING, Glendae area. semi 3 bedroom. poiantral a•, finished basement wen bar. trsplace. 3 aro+iances. 8' ' 00 p46 unites Fnrstkast. Coon, 839-6582 or 14.6, 299-0267 (051994) WHITBY - 4 bedroom. tansy morn worn !replace and dem basement walkout. two car garage. large lot. 11200 . 'Mies. Cal 6554480 or 666- 4840. 664840. (051794) AJAX - detached 4 bedroom, bath, man floor tarry room wet fireplace, indictee fridge/stove 11200 plus utilities. Credit deck. relefenCK required Available July 1. Jacquelynn Tanner. Sales Rep. Sutton Group Heritage Realty Inc. (905) 619-9500. (051794) MAIN tloor, 3 bedroom bungalow. poking. new fridge and stew, ed wiclus1 s 1890 monthly. available Juin 1 Call 436-1566. (051794) OSHAWA East - twee bedroom mein Moor d house, laundry. NOW, (ridge. backyard, non Smoker preferred. Availabl .*ale 1. 1600 • 1/2 utilities. 723- 1652 (051984) THREE bedroom septi. Holend SL Oshawa 9850 plus Wadies. Available irrrrhediaaely. 436- • (051994) 415 Haising Wanted WANTED - two or three bedroom house with a finr►ken two bedroom basement apwt- mem *south Aias. References available. Purse call (905) 426- 0322 or (905) 428-1897. (051594) 420 T F°'""�s PICKERING - three bedroom townhouse. two levels. finished recreational basement. lauxtdry, dishwasher. 1950 plus. Leave message. 837-2099. (051794) OSHAWA • two bedroom townhouse, 1-4 pce.. 1-3 pce. bath. $m*41Sd basement, 1dtes irckaded. *wadable Jure 1 1895 Tynlyhtl 1; Wariest. 416.637.2142 x•965436'3141. (051994) RETAIL OFFICE 52408 '0 snare °cabal at 4 Corners Oh Broad 51 Whiny Sheet leve S' 50 Ca, 905 686.795' (051994: 470 CDttag Rees GEORGIAN day rear Wasaga Beach a^0 Mid)ano 3 bedrooms, access to sandy bead'. 3.ck. BBC and 'V May be vl.weC an video 4.34-663' d) B ALSAM ,oke one and two D.0'oo•^ cottages. gooc swimming, fishing. boating. Weekly and seasonal rate Car 905436-0809. (051794) B OOK now tor May Long Weekend or summer. Fully *Quipped 2 and 3 bedroom canapes. 4 pce. bade gm 880. boats and more Sony. no pets. Smoking and Non smoking cottages. Northern Heights Resort. 1-800-565-2991. (051794) LAID 'O' Lakes. one bedroom $295lweekly, two bedroom $395/w*eky cottages. Fully equipped, 3 pos. batt(. gots BRO. microwave. steered room. boat. Excellent swimming. fishing, walking trails. Call anytime. 905-686-0895. (051794) KAWARTHA Cottages - 45 mins. NE of Peterborough. Clean. cozy two bedroom lakefront house keeping cottages. Good fishing and swimming. Boat and motor rentals. Book fast for May long weekend. From $170 weekend/ $395 we0*ly. 705-877-2159. (053194) NIAL1AC) H.K. Cottages Lake Cecebe. 3 pce. bath, 1-4 bedroom. eteonc heat. full size stow and trudge. boat and motor rental. fishing. sandy beach, open year round. 705387-3993. (051794) 505 Wanted to uv 100.0110 'or 3 1or•1. n Dumarn mat reeds renovations. even extensive renovating"buy for Cash nor We memo to out 07,9 men 10 went. Plasm; ail lilt -Ow -•ani -•awes. R.Yax aeany '99' _:d. 571- 3800.105'994 WANTED urger' y. hernia cul are .n meed Of repair r the Durham area want to purchase 10 rash an0 renovate. No 1181115• 'common moose*le'i Pleas. call Peter at 655-4712. (052094) HOUSE wanted, South Nadi WILL PAv CASH. Three bedroom bungalow Or spit IevM. 1800 sq.h.. doubts garage. 04-1 condition. Call Monday-Fnday. 2661286. (052094) 535 Lots For Sale 13100 bus price wooded camp Ing lot, 3/4 hours east of Oshawa. sand beach. trout, telt. Nerd to 10.000 acres county forest. Year round road. Fred. 416-431-1555. (050194) 545P oppeertieess A 15 acro power sale. includes a drilled well and harewooO*es.. Only $14,900....ALSO 175 styes. 5000' of waterfront. 189.900. Call 905-427-6637. (052094) 570CaniPer h,i AFFORDABLE Lake Ontario picturesque trailer sites near Trenton. Fuly serviced, mature trees. sheltered docking. weeedront availrble. Gagiws sunsets. Ful price. 399001srms. - Free brochure. 416-757-4944 (Mon -Flip. (053194) BOBCAYGEON - Pidgeon Lake. three bedrooms. all aelverlencec good swim mng and 1ls4rrg. Bore included. 1300 per week. 1-705-738.5681 (051994) KAWARTHA'SMKE Sentout - Woodland Estates housekeep- ing cottages. 3 plus piece bathrooms. fisting. pool. beach, store, playground, 90 minutes NE of Pickering, Leave • mas- sage at 705450.1317. (052694) 575 Loans S ORROW 110.000 pay as Mlle as 1110 per month o.a.c. Cas Jerry. 668-7200 Free consultations. Anubis Invest- ments Ltd. (TF) MONEY Probeerns7 Loans, debt consolidations. credit arrangements, personal budge planning, garnishees stopped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. Q ellit Coutwtl9ts 1TdoriIo- QsbewA). 4331425_ (TF) • PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 15,1994 680 Mortgages 580 Mortgages 680 announcements 680 Announcements MORTGAGE MONEY up to 95% financing • excellent rates on purchases & refinances • also private funds available 1st & 2nd &3rds • home improvement loans • equity loans • If you are self-employed or in financial difficulties FOR FREE INFO. SAS FINANCIAL, DES HULL WHITBY, ONT. 666-2015 (over 23 yrs. exp.) Toil Free 1-800-661-4403 CONSOUDATE all cedrt cards. loans. etc W<tle •a:es are low. Low rate ' o•tgage also available Call J R 905706- 0558. Banng Capnal.(052494) ARE yo., having trouble getting a mortgage? Is your bank gang you the run-a-rounc? Do you need a second mortgage? We can help. call today. 668-6805. Or#6 Financial Serves (TF. Business 590 Opportunities CHP '-_a operator. 525.;100 Selling due to hearth, reasons Call 1-705- 786-3339 atter 9 p rr (051794) PAVEMENT ark -ng business. elcelle" D•Ot' eduprnent and tramng. S5OXC Can 576-3868 1051894 630 Registrations sw:MMING cn�C•e' .ate irsiruCan iron" QualltaeC mstruCtor. Flealble times and uNlnnteC lessons 619-679' (052094 640 Coming Events ARE YOU LOOKING FOR REAUTIFUL SILK PLANTS OR TREES Ya; are - :ec :o AN OPEN HOUSE MAY 17th 4C ?yD 55 Faiby Co,,r.. Aot ' 6' • hgr1: S of Bay y. or Harwood) See the new spring hne FREE DRAW - COFFEE DONUTS '-' ne o yo,. cecora:e Home Or Office Joan ;905) 686-1344 INDEPENDENT SALES CONSULTANT cr -Totally Tr_ooscal Interiors NOT SOLD N STORES 670 Personals Non stop sC AY( wit, 91 babes kit uvar 44+ 1-976-3027 ONTARIO FRIENDS OF SCHIZOPHRENICS DURHAM CHAPTER Meeting Wed., May 18 at Whitby Psychiatric Building #30 7-9p.m. Support group for families of schizophrenics dealing with various aspects of the disease. Membership $20/family. 404-1301 itxxxxxzxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 1 Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week & Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified DepL is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 720 Deaths SANDERSON }11)11 MEN1 U0.111). M an ufacturers of cemetery and civic memorials since 1t~7'2. (905) 427-4366 1 ($O0 1461-0282 101,1111 49 .1. M i 551NDa: DMINDs OBEDIEN(e! 1-976-3666 7111/NG -s everytnna. prover s..cooss 'o -'i aa. call ow 24 M '-cOrOed hOthne for your .,Citron pack. 4.6-631 -4444 .N.e5.8 (05.794 JESUS says can I've Wind lead "w blre, Doss your ''tinter s.a• grasses, '-e tweing e ' e '.red mnrster, MrCan 3'11, ,sawn 56 •0-'2. John 10-'1 Camobe, •.905-953-94'5 "=1 GENTLEMAN 4 years old seeks 'e xangn.35-45 'o• possbe •etaoonsnp SenC •lobs to Free '1. PO Boa Osnawa 3— L1H 7LS 051994, 670 Personals 670 Personals y�1 675 comPomons 675 companions 'SINGLE? Discover the most effective way to meet someone as special as you! CaII TOGETHER TODAY! 1111TWIllEr. 4" 07. PARTNER Search - we watt to find your partner. only 535. yeer- l), enrolment. Pay as you 90. se1et people whO appeal to you. Personalized and suture matching service. Call for our tree brochure. 683-2414 (anytime). (052094) 260 Arts & Crafts or Unique itenrsHeml10 y It sell at Pickering Village Festival June 11, 1994 •ronly WV* per tabie hoa.ildi voli hand • CmGrj,-430411111 ver Wonder Now They Met? Jolly, kindly SWM seeks caring wife and great cookie baker to share quaint North Pole home. Love of reindeers and elves a plus. V you're looking for someone special to share the holidays with, look no twitter than Sincerely Yotrg Sincerety 9"ours 1416916.1991 1:l..: •..a EVERYONE READS CORRECTION L&B CApi.pl Q to years +G' Experience SPECIALIZING IN RESIDEN77AL FULL LAWN CARE: Designs for Gardens & Landscaping Sodding, Planting, Pruning FERTILIZING: Monthly & Yearly rsNuPNowAND —_ £�utt�r�ilal�ls o —EXs 1 L BEM LE 2Qfo. ° BAX2114.J • ` onseoereialCustomer Satisfaction Guaranteed Fully Insured • Iodusirnl Call Collect (416) 284-7680 EICLTh. GENERAL CONTRACTORS • Paintings • Bathrooms • Plumbing • Kitchens • Electrical • Roofing • Windows & Doors • Solariums/Skylights ✓ ,IIITi 9 f to ,• vis our nsaflp •, O lr MTTM f! a3ti Jobs in estimated time or before 24 HRS. 614-4790 "YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GUARANTEE. CELTIC HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions, renovations, over 22 years experience. CaII: 11!1Plk ( l (905) 619-8057 (905) 576-4602 KILPATRICK CO\sTRI (:TIO\ Home Improvements Serving Durham Region For Over 10 Yeats SPECIALIZING IN: ADDMONS • CARPORTS • ROOFING • WIRING • TEE DRYWALL • PIUNTI VG • ruan riG soma • RATmtoOtits • ICITCHENS PATIO DECKS & PATIO DOORS • EEC yROOMS • FENCE K1 d71ICI $ CHURCH ST., AJAX CONSTRUCTION .428-8785 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY let, 21nd, 3rd, Mortgages to 96% Rental Cottages Re -financing, Debt Rural Properties Self-employed, Bad credit, No income, No Problem PRIME DEALS BELOW BANK RATES FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE SINCE 1975 CaII 686-7 (Locoed in wlt1mp) • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 15,1914 -MAGE 31 QUALITY ALUMINUM MART SERVING AJAX & AREA "SINCE 1980" = SPECIALIZING IN: • Vinyl Windows & Doors (Insulated Steel Doors) • Patio Doors • Replacement • Cut-out _Doors • Glass & Screen Repairs i�/M►` (plus parts) 'fry Us For A Better Price 111 & I ualit ( ISH 683-2363 & CARRY 683-2453 MACFADYEN ALUMINUM EST. 1952 & VINYL 4ftezedeseigfits ALL TYPES OF WINDOWS INCLUDING BAY, BOWS ETC. ■ FASCIA ■ SIDING ■ DooIs e SOFFIT s EAVESTROUGH e REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Taint&2000 Asrueour OUN /A44t""Qe6-3234 TieAwltl YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS , THIS WEEK FEATURING: C.E. SCOTTCO INC General Contracting Scott Gregory and Ron Naples combine 46 years experience as General Contractors and specialists in building design C.E. SCOTTCO General Contracting is a full service operation that specializes in commercial, industrial and institutional property development. President Ron Naples and Vice President Scott Gregory combine 46 years experience in the fields of design build construction, project and construction management as well as general contracting services. Ron has been a project manager on such projects as the Fairview Shopping Mall in Toronto and the Manitoba Institute of Applied Art and Technology in Winnipeg and Scott has served as construction manager on jobs for the City of Toronto and as a project superintendent for renovations at George Brown College. The company will consider any size job from building hospitals to doing alterations, additions and retro -fits for commercial offices, retail businesses and industrial plants. "Our job is to work in conjunction with our client to see a project completed from the planning stage to the final construction," says Ron. "We handle all of the red tape associated with a project and take care of the various permits and investigate the local bylaws, zoning regulations and planning department requirements for each project." C.E. SCOTTCO provides architectural and design services or will work with the client's architect and take care of the project and construction management responsibilities. As a general contractor the company will hire the sub contractors needed for each job and supervise their work throughout the project. The goal of C.E. SCOTTCO is to build a sense of trust among its clients and establish a solid reputation throughout the country. To date they have worked with clients as far away as western Canada and parts if the United States. For more information about C.E. SCOTTCO and its many services call 1-905-686-9632. PICKERING APPUANCE PARTS AND SERVICE CALL NON! "PlaAUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR BRAUN, PHILIPS, GWSINART, TEFAL, BONAIRE, DELONG1II, M LT1CHEF, AIRKING OPEN SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. - 4 P.M. FRE ESTIMATES FOR MICROWAVE REPAIR! (905) 428-5590 arm KINGSTON ROAD WEST f = 30CtGr Sayc It 2� Your Annual Check Up Ap c TS +L May to July Jtiy/August • =3''y Summer • :ate Summer =ertiltzer =ertilizer • Broadleaf • Broadleaf Pieed Control Weed Control 3 Payments •26.75 'All payments due at time of application -upto2.000sq. ft.-7%G.S.T. a September/ October • Wmterizer =e,•iltzer • Broadleaf Weed Control $8025 included 416) 261-2106 (905) 837-1272 PAIN IN THE DRAIN? .logged dam is a problem pend Over-the-counter :Acmual solutions can be arvvoameatally dangerous and Car. actually hurt your pipes Mr Rooter offers ,rolessianal plumbuts services from unstopping clop to replacement Call today and say gocdt ye to your perm 'Ac drain CALL FOR SERVICE... EXPERT PLUNMNG SERVICES -The ono sound for all your plumbing nods" nliwPtacnarc tact alias PONT PEPPY NO sawn C'. ER 3: YEARS EXPERIENCE STEVE SMITH CARPENTRY LTD. dont move... improve AJAX 427-7400 (� p d 2 p 0 c9 b Q SINCE 1955 FREE ESTIMATES? GUNTHER IVENS CONTRACTING LTD. Builders additions algid renovatiothe fine custom ns. Certified Pella Window & Door Contractors. AI work done by experienced tradesmen 'Quality Work is a Labor of Lose for Us.' Don't cabe disappointedsman again, ll the craft GUNTHER 839-0681 from the planning stage to the final construction," says Ron. "We handle all of the red tape associated with a project and take care of the various permits and investigate the local bylaws, zoning regulations and planning department requirements for each project." C.E. SCOTTCO provides architectural and design services or will work with the client's architect and take care of the project and construction management responsibilities. As a general contractor the company will hire the sub contractors needed for each job and supervise their work throughout the project. The goal of C.E. SCOTTCO is to build a sense of trust among its clients and establish a solid reputation throughout the country. To date they have worked with clients as far away as western Canada and parts if the United States. For more information about C.E. SCOTTCO and its many services call 1-905-686-9632. PICKERING APPUANCE PARTS AND SERVICE CALL NON! "PlaAUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTRE FOR BRAUN, PHILIPS, GWSINART, TEFAL, BONAIRE, DELONG1II, M LT1CHEF, AIRKING OPEN SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. - 4 P.M. FRE ESTIMATES FOR MICROWAVE REPAIR! (905) 428-5590 arm KINGSTON ROAD WEST f = 30CtGr Sayc It 2� Your Annual Check Up Ap c TS +L May to July Jtiy/August • =3''y Summer • :ate Summer =ertiltzer =ertilizer • Broadleaf • Broadleaf Pieed Control Weed Control 3 Payments •26.75 'All payments due at time of application -upto2.000sq. ft.-7%G.S.T. a September/ October • Wmterizer =e,•iltzer • Broadleaf Weed Control $8025 included 416) 261-2106 (905) 837-1272 PAIN IN THE DRAIN? .logged dam is a problem pend Over-the-counter :Acmual solutions can be arvvoameatally dangerous and Car. actually hurt your pipes Mr Rooter offers ,rolessianal plumbuts services from unstopping clop to replacement Call today and say gocdt ye to your perm 'Ac drain CALL FOR SERVICE... EXPERT PLUNMNG SERVICES -The ono sound for all your plumbing nods" nliwPtacnarc tact alias PONT PEPPY NO sawn C'. ER 3: YEARS EXPERIENCE STEVE SMITH CARPENTRY LTD. dont move... improve AJAX 427-7400 • .:4WRGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 15,1994 y low .1 et ss • BUILDING CENTRES INC. PRESIDENTS SALE FLYER for mon TREMENDOUS 'An& FREE 7.1 POPCORN' COME TO OUR BIG' Sin5:$1 UMBER GAMES Saturday, May 21 LAWN EDGING 349 4"x20 ft. Reg. $5.99 ..f 475.21255 Pnisielsrib Semi PAVE SEAL PLUS ARTIFICIAL TURF 88 IndoodOtadoor. Come from Groan. ..n. Brown, or Blue shades h 6' and 17 toils. 3 peer stairway to protect against lading. 302•00ot &40240 . HU. ..OGS & COKE ®, NAavcr s amFrom to 11 3 p in the :,,:cr Sec Coffee & Doughnuts Saturday Morning CHOO RADIO "A IMO CONTEST` tt a.m. • 12 noon ALSC UNE DANCERS t2•' 1 EWALK Sa�E COME, RAIN OR SHINE 74 Sidewalk, ase &ma" _ • = LOW—OU LIGHT'NHGHT PTlO BLOCK IMAGINE...a block: 1/3thewe tafstendeida comic. Fay toany =dirndl • Fay spasm&awoodtaw and a___ • llsedrainsmaw Won*thud= non *pay. • Maiden aottunroam noderihehot=mamma 1808 rand or square 24x24 square 2444 round reg. 4.99 $2.99 re9- 7-E*4.69 reQ. 7.49 *3.99 uvX! !at 4av414. vuc't .•ae. sad CHECK OUT OUR CLEARANCE TABLE Priced to clear! DISCONTINUED + CLEARANCE PRODUCTS Guns the correct amount of heats in any of the Ars a win a prize!! Too Many To List DISCONTINUED LIGHT UP TO FIXTURES 60% OFF FORTUNE WHEEL Spin and win! AN proceeds are for the Cancer Society BELT SANDER RACES Come-on, and pick the winner of the race 10 a.m. - 3 • .m. SOUTHERN YELLOW PETE G.L& PLYWOOD 1i4x4Lx8L $11 99 sheet III LOG SAWING CONTEST NAIL DRIVING CONTEST Demand, issome apses, may exceed anail■ble stock, therefore we reserve the right to limit 9w a quantities purchased. All items not aihble in all ix cAsHwAy Mures. Items are subjected to prior sale. Sorry, no One Day SaleWooing Heights A l PlazaN.APPLY FOR YOUR WE DELIVER AYS A REDff WEECSD HOURS nr 111 nikIr rChITDr c IAI(` ; • Mon. -Fri. 7 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday 10 a.m.- .m. rte T.7.7 .1"Z