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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_04_09i FACES Is someone you0. know �� Page 20 A `0' Kitchens Plus] to 1;A aM.aMM MOM-Ow.*M&A.•i00pa nraa RL RSDaX4 Mpia. sal 00 4JL- cM M • News Advertiser Sunday, April 9,1995 32 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 14 Loose truck wheel strikes bus D No injuries were reported when a transport truck travelling in Pickering Friday had a double wheel come loose when making a turn from Liverpool Road on to Bayly Street. By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Though no one was injured after a pair of runaway truck tires bounded across a busy intersection here Friday, the incident brought back harrowing memories for a Whitby family. "We feel something has to be done to avoid these tragedies and accidents. While there were no lives lost (in Friday's acci- dent), there could have been.- says Eileen Worona. Her daughter Angela, 31, was killed in January when two wheels flew off a U ns - port truck one of which slammed into the windshield of her car while she was driving on ! westbound on Hwy. 401 at the Ajax -Whitby bor- der. 1 "We don't want this to - .- happen to another fami- ly," Mrs. Worona says of the ,may, .�... In this latest incident, Anpla according to Durham Worona Regional Police, a pair of wheels came off an 18 -wheel wouport uuck making a le t4 and terra from Liverpool Road to Bayly Street shortly after 9 a.m. "I jest f ee. I couldn't do mytbmg," says Jane Gn'bben of Pidwrin& whine car sus- udeed a mine deet when stench; twice by Me joined wheels atter they deflected off a nearby school bus. Laidlaw bus driver Ruth May said sbe "saw the wheels come off the truck. Tie bolts started flying. I saw it coming loo orris Provincial ministry of transportation oftels (from 19M Rob Sticken and IieNk Van Peet examine the wheels which came boas tram a truck bv*v&g on Liverpool Road in Pidkerirtg Friday. This was another in a string of similar necerrt incidents. photo by Finn Pk*oniro tae tad thought. 'What aah I going io do? I away whorls)," malts die veftm bus dn- cm't go mywbew-' ver of 18 years, who's glad so sandeets were "M guy in float of me avoided (the rm- Pleas• am TRUCK...paps 3 Sex magazine draws fire from Catholic school board By LINDA WHITE STS REPORTER DURHAM — A magazine which mases masturbation, premarital sex, abortion and birth control has been creating a lot of noise at the sepa- rate school board. But not the kind of noise the min- istry of health like- ly intended when it sent a publication Tom called Noise direct- Oldman ly to high schools. "It contravenes Me teachings of the Catholic clack" explains Durham Region Roman Phmm sM SEX. -pop 2 Inside M aw news Edltorial................................ 6 Sports, ................................ 24 Entertairunent .....................21 Classified ............................25 Phone Nies General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 ,-.Sincerely Ymm 1-416-976-1991 InfoSourc a 683-7040 .:Death Notices 683-3005 The trews Adv 1 regularly noes recycled aewspdnt 93t +7t GST= $1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,19% Sex questions answered, angry questions raised by separate board FROM PAGE 1 Catholic Separate School Board director Grant Andrews. "It gives no provisions whatsoever for moral and ethical commentary." The magazine tells students "not everybody is `doin' it.' Really. No matter what your friends say, a lot of people your age aren't ready to go all the way." It also candidly discusses many issues the separate board finds offensive. For example, in response to a girl's question about unprotected Benefit for teen sexual intercourse, the magazine suggests she can take the morning - after pill within 72 hours to "pre- vent pregnancy". She's advised to take a pregnancy test if intercourse occurred two or more weeks earli- er. When asked if only boys mastur- bate, the magazine answers: "No. Some guys do and so do some girls. They find it a good way to get to know their own bodies." The magazine provides phone numbers to the Teen Sex Infoline, Planned Parenthood and the AIDS PICKERING — A benefit event is being held next Saturday in memory of Brad Shearer, a local teenager who was killed in a snowmobiling acci- dent earlier this year. It's being held at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Cost is $10 (to all events) For information, call 839- 9854. 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VGA VAmN tall ME Am MM 345W SVGA Weo, VL IDE 11282 DUtibv 420M. 9VOA Ytdeo, VL ME '173111 CDEOWIX,16bit Swed, 4W epkm DXX4k 345W SVGA VWw, VL IDE 16M CDROWIX,16 bit Somd, 4W spins DOS 6.22M6 3L b" 128 4 IdG uamy Umeft Mt.: trip 837-1619 Jwe ow earns► KIM ISM RAYLY ST UNIT 17. PICJC MMG Hotline. Board chairman Tom Oldman objects to the magazine because its editors "appear to be unaware that one-third of the students on Ontario schools attend separate schools." But he's particularly upset the ministry of health sent the docu- ment directly to schools, instead of through administration. "They have no regard for our policies," criticizes Mr. Oldman. "We have talked to them before. They agree to comply and then they don't." He's referring to the ministry's distribution to schools in 1992 of a pamphlet called Condom Sense. It answered such questions as: Where should I keep my condoms? Do I have to use a condom every time? What if I'm embarrassed to buy condoms? In a recent letter to the ministry, Mr. Oldman has asked that it "respect our separate school rights and beliefs and reflect that respect in your consideration of materials to be distributed to the schools within our jurisdiction". A copy of that letter was also forwarded to the ministry of educa- tion and training. While Durham Board . of Education's Self and Society pro- gram facilitator Mike Brousseau "hasn't heard of or seen the maga- zine," he's equally critical of the ministry's distribution methods used. "I thought they would have learned their lesson by now," he says, believing material should be sent directly to administration "even if just out of courtesy". A ..R:'.�f�j. ..�.y. ' . .. ..W� ... . }:e.S.- K• ;�.+:S'::��.'hK._a0:5 Aj;'t9'"��R'�3�."4„ °S Truck safety questioned by MTO officer FROM PAGE 1 on board at the time of the accident. "I guess I stopped most of the force of it" as the wheels struck her front passenger -side bumper. "It all bap- pened quite slowly, like slow motion. The wheels were wobbling as they came across the intersection." The truck driver pulled off the road at Bayly Street and Sandy Beach Road, but "it's not likely he would have known what happened," accord- ing to Ministry of Transportation enforcement officer Bob Macbesne. A broken bearing on a tear wbeel of the truck's passenger -side is to blame for the accident, reports Mr. Mach- esne. The driver has been charged with failing to conform to safety stan- dards and faces a fine of up to $300. A dozen trucks — three alone this week — have lost their wheels in southern Ontario this year, according to reports. An accident on the Queen Elizabeth Way in Mississauga on Monday claimed the life of one man. Drunk driver jailed 9 months for Metro crash ❑ Two women injured after car plowed into Toronto bus shelter PICKERING been connected embedded — A local stu- by a metal plate throughout her dent has been and eight body and scars jailed nine screws. ,remain above months after She also suf- her left eye and pleading guilty fered a broken on her kgs. to a drunk dri• pelvis as a result Mr. Fowler ving accident of the accident was also banned last summer that and her legs are from driving for marred the lives scarred. two years and of two fledgling A second ordered to per - actresses. woman suffered form 100 hours Calvert David torn knee liga- of community - Fowler pleaded ments in both service when guilty last legs. sentenced on month to two Glass is still Manch 30. counts of impaired dnvtng causing bodily harm, his lawyer Jerome Roten- berg confirmed in a phone inter- view this week. The electron- ics technician student regis- tered 250 mg of alcohol per 100 ml of blood — triple the legal limit — when be plowed through a btu shelter on Queen Street in Toronto last !Canada Day. ' One woman was left perma- nently partially disabled. Splintered bones of her richt ankle have In the wake of the accidents, the Province has introduced tough new regulations for the trucking industry. It has hired 50 new enforcement officers to travel the highways looking for unsafe vehicles: Violators of safety regulations will also face stiffer fines. "I've been in the business 20 years and have never seen so many tires coming off," notes Mr. Machesne, who speculates "trucks just don't seem to be living up to (safety) stan- dards.- Drunk tan- dards" Is pleased to welcome you to a fine EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH Serving a variety of over 25 hot & cold dishes Every Sunday Starting EASTER SUNDAY, Aprd 16 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p. on,y C95 Reservad"m Recommended HARWOOD 1"CE MAIL 2 Ajax children 4-12 years S&95 ChWlren under 4 FAT nUM 427-3700 I= a W/ff IMME? i1VPN"JV Improvement Season « Encbsures ` Patio ROOrns « Patio Doors Cad for a FVee, lMo Oftatiort F.sUmate THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 1,1915 -PAGE 3 • KE IN TDWN WW n '`. - ^b Ri� Nays 11 lYa► -old n sou rc 683�7040,-- t +eti�n+tr ■!t - AIR Ilp ' •dN M p t� - t� a� ala • n.e.a.tt.■.a amu alit . "WftftW» .. ate -I� �� N - aw �••tt•�,�•• ;.; mp "M - t /fir Stiff -� sts - olt�.rttlaw '�',�-~�~~.' 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"Funding will be available. I have a letter from the minister (of health) saying growth will be funded in the future." Since taking office in 1990, the NDP has increased funding to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital to $27 million a year from $17.7 mil- MBERLEA DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat_ 10am - 4pm EMERGE/NC1ES SERV N 2 HRS. • • • • • • 24 HR. EMERGENCY) AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH 3 HWY 401 OChemiclave Steritization *Cosmetic Bonding • Collect From Insurances 9estaQ o.d Cm" Cjiteatdwe.t 1994-95, says Grit candidate Joe Dickson. "Something the hospital would have is stability. It hasn't had it for five years. It would allow the hospital to do long-range planning," said Mr. Dickson. All three candidates agree the Acute Care study recently completed by the Durham District Health Council should be implemented. The study calls for the hospital to be a full-service facility and receive more operating money. 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Unit 7 10-9 S1114 (at iF+wr• row.. �.,,6■WO 9.7M 10-3µ LOCATIONS I 619-092 1 `- aa��• ♦R a.si•i-.4i i-I.i il��.�I.�'!'�'-A •tea_ y �• ti 1+04 I� V EDUCATION Ope 0 Public board set to approve renovations to help outdated schools By LINDA WHITE STAFF REF( RIM DURHAM — Parents and staff at two older schools which nqtire renova- tions that "fen through the cradles" dur- ing past budget deliberations won't be left behind another year. Plans to dose in open -concept class- rooms at Queen Elizabeth school in Oshawa and Woodlands Centennial in Pickering made it through the Durham Board of Education's final round of bud- get talks Monday. That budget is expected to be given final approval at the next regular board meeting April 10. Plans to dose in open -concept class- rooms "were solidly supported in the past," Brian Cain, superintendent in charge of finance, admitted at recent budget talks. But those plans "simply got side- lined" year ager year as trustees cut bud- gets in an effort to reduce taxes, Mr. Cain noted. In this year's budget, $750,000 has been set aside to close m open -concept classrooms at Queen Elizabeth. And $500,000 of last year's $13 -million operating budget surplus THE (YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,1995 -PAGE S n -concepts schools `not a bonus for, anyone' has been earmarked to replace tempo- rary walls with permanent ones at Woodlands C ftnnial. Open -concept classrooms were popu- lar in the mid-to-late 1960s. (That's when Queen Elizabeth got a new addi- tion and Woodlands Centennial was built.) A library was located in the centre of an open -concept area and pods — vir- tually classrooms without walls — sur- rounded it. Educational gurus at that time were calling for chilli -centred learn- ing Mier than curriculum -centrad lem- ing and believed a student "could progress at his or her own rate" in an open -concept setting, explains Queen Elizabeth principal Lloyd White. "It fell out of fashion in the `70s and I'm sure it all stemmed from parental pm sure," be explains. "Parents don't want their kids in pods. Children have shorter attention spans than adults, so many (parents) feel (their children) ace disadvantaged right off the bat because it's harder to concentrate and pay anention," Though partitions have been placed around each pod at Queen Elizabeth, they don't reach the ceiling and "noise still carries through," notes Connie Caton, school advisory coorucinee chair- man. Despite "excellent teachers who are tolerant and who work together," Mr. White believes renovations are long overdue. Sound Business Practices Begins with the Professionals... HURREN, FLE , SINCLAIR Chartered Accountant.. 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O.A.C_ taxes, licence, security deposit. and options are extra Milealle allowance of 24,000 kms per year 4$0.lVkm for excess mileages YNCMp-D/1aT Dwll oro Iw • eedwUn IIt�Mws 118 to l- ft 2 �Itt tlkw Amin M - iii 761 Dundas St, E. 100 Davenport (at Day) 228 Steeles Ave. W. 3120 Lakeshore Blvd w, Etahicohe (416)947-9000 (416)962-5030 (905)886-6881 _ (416)255-1132 TM; PAGE 6 -TM NEWS ADVEKMM SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1"S About UsVEDITORIAL N Timothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. L IS 2145. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requftements of different print- ers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. Mail sub- scription rates Can. 1 yr. $70 GIVE USA CALL V. r General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distrilmaies +683-5117 Classified 683-0707 (Nigittline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 iefosource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser wq*omes ledtets to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and any@ting else of iater+est to our readers. V k reserve the light to elft letters for kno and legal ueasoos and to widthold letters deemed not fit fol puWk*k o. All letters must include your W name, address and phone num- ber ovo-ber for our information. They dliould not exceed one and a half pages in The News Advallser agularly us" V36 recycled eewspriet Communicate.' The recent clamor at the separate school board over a sex education publication is for good reason. The local board is upset that the ministry of health handed the publication, called Noise, over to individ- ual schools for distribution instead of sending it to the administration first. The magazine is full of fairly detailed information about birth control, masturbation, where to go for information on sex, planned parenthood, AIDS and other topics found to be offensive by the separate board; though it does include a passage on peer pres- sure, telling students that, "No matter what your friends say, a lot of people your age aren't ready to go all the way." Board chairman Tom Oldman says this is not the first time the ministry has bypassed the separate board administration. The Ministry of Health also distributed a pamphlet called Condom Sense to schools in 1992. We believe sexual education is a good thing. These are dangerous times for young people, and try- ing to keep them blinkered to the ways of the world is not the solution. Wbether parents like it or not, their kids are sometimes going to give in to completely natural urges. But young people aren't stupid —treat them with respect and give them complete mforma- tion, and they will, more often than not, make wise choices. In this case, however, the ministry stepped on some toes in the process of trying to do the right thing. It is clear that, since this material was so obvi- musly against the beliefs and teacbings of the separate school board, it really should have been consulted To do otherwise is discourteous. Raising the hackles of those you are trying to reach is just counterproductive. vr.V` /Jai. RelWMILE. T01» NWS Ani 130 Colyte Av> .; Ajax, LIS 2145 oft FAX us AT$6$3-?3b3 :: > .......... :. - ♦ TEEN DRINKING Raismglegal drinking age will helpsave Totheemom - Thank you for the full coverage You have given the drinking age issue in recent issues of the News Advertiser. I hasten to correct a cou- pie of lines however. My comment to your reporter should have read "It's wiser to build a fence at the top of a cliff than pick up the pieces at the bottom!" Also another line should read "a salesman at the beer store who couldn't tell the difference between 19 and 17." Re pitting up the pieces, I well nanet * el losing four young teenage friends in borrifying accidents within a few months of the drinking age being lowered. The following summer I came upon a carload of intoxicated and badly oju W summer camp counsel- lors in a roadside wrack, and drove them to Huntsville hospital. But these wine only glimpses of a huge canvass of legislation. Your editorial rebuttal "Age Matters Not" is admirably half right; we do urgently need more and bettor education pro- grams to battle alcohol abuse. But at least as urgently, we need the law again — back where it was before the epidemic started. At age 21, beverage alcohol becomes two years harder to get for Wenagers tempted by teasingly tele- vised booze ads. At 21, not ooh► our parents and schools but our police are given that much more legal mus- cle. Finally, the strongest argument for the drinking age at 21 is that whenever a has been so restored, it works as strongly to save young life as lowering it did to kill and maim We need your bdp! It should be an election issue. 1111". (barks IL Catto Dear Allan -remember Ed An= Pioey Fulton . MPP Oshawa Ridog Dene Airy I hope you don't mod my mar - mal salutation. alter dl, we go bock yueaa. In fact, it was bock in the eady ,ft when you were mayor of the City of Od nwa and I was a cob reporter, that we had our brat teal ooatam The issue was the GO train, and more specifically, when it world be coming tan Oshawa. Oh, there was a great deal of hoopla, with demands from Ed Broadbent who daoned the exten- sion of GO trains to Oshawa was an ce� � back as 1979, thea regional chairman Walter Beath was asking the Province for mfor- »ration oa due GO a OshaWa. On Oct. 7, 1982 Transportation and Communications Minister James Snow ammoomd the design of the 5162 -million Advanced Light Rail Transit system to serve Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax would begin immedi- aselly That brings me to you, Allan. On Dec. 8, 1982, speak- ing as the mayor of Oshawa, you said the GO trait would arrive in Oshawa in 1986. But Cq* mouft laier came trews the ALRT line from Pickering to Oshawa would not be fmis6ed Until the cad Of the decade. And in 1985 the ALRT plan was er in farmer of con- ventional GO lune — but things were sup- Posedly on track for the cod of the decade. Hey Allan! Do You remember that day in July, 1987 when ftwqxrtation minister Ed Fulton old you the GO expansion to Oshawa had to under So further stntdy? I'm willing to bet you didn't hike Mr. Fulmn's anrouncemant much. Never can mast those guys at the Pmvbm can YOU? Oops, you're one of them now. aadt you. Sorry. Al w do yon rase -Mr saying an Jan. 18, 1989, "Let there be no mistake; the City is resolved to bolding (the) govaumert to their P m tiste by 1991—We want ddiv- exy of the trabn." Well, it's 5oally happening, isn't it? I read in the PWM these fts to ate PIUVOM (loom Y'm tun) is 1110105101 full GO service to Oshawa by this f a I haven't given W on you just yet. You worldn't disappoint an old 6iand— world you? shwa+ely, J80000 .:R k::.. RKc .... ,., ... .. yy,fy,. ..,:.r ":a.� i .-. v• jtttAC•',•X��s '`r'��'"�'•y,.�w,� e « f r su-.. W '•'�4 ':J, 0 ire COidd-win $25 d tm picture at left VM taken? If so, tip i out the ballot bekm, tell us where it is and mag it to: Guess Where cJb of the News Advertiser, 130 Conunercial Ave., Ajax, Ont US 2115 Last week's winner was AnrmAese Nair who identified the Courtyard in �- - Pickering Village. My guess is: DENTURE CLINIC: REPAIRS (1 tv.) - Relines' Complete. 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AJAX 683-4294 Atter hours 428-880, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 1,1195 -PAGE 7 ♦ EDUCATION Gang activity addressed at school conference AJAX — Gang activity at high school is among the issues to be exam- ined at an upcoming conference for parents - Ajax High School will present the following seminars Wednesday, April 26 as part of Education Week celebra- tions: Winds of Change: Trends in Education — New documents and ini- tiatives from the Ministry of Education and Training which will affect the future of education will be examined. - Adolescence and Limit Setting — This presentation looks at some of the challenges and strategies for managing the behavior of adolescents, who com- monly exhibit periods of moodiness, resistance to authority, non-compliance and acting out. - Integrated Apprenticeship — Learn about the increasing demand for skilled tradespeople — especially tool and die makers and millwrights — at this set& nar, which offers advice on high school apprenticeships. - Policing and the Community — Policing high school communities and gang activities at high schools is the focus of this workshop. - Exploring the Night Sky — Some of the ways geographers are looking at the earth will be examined. - Conflict/Anger Management — Participants will explore ways to help adolescents deal with anger and resolve their conflicts in a positive manner. The conference begins at 6:45 p.m. with a reception featuring entertainment by Ajax High School music students. Each session will be offered at 7:20 p.m. and again at 8:05 p.m., allowing participants to take part in two sessions. There's no charge for workshops or babysitting, which is available, though children must be registered beforehand. For more information, call Carol Hawken at 683-1610. BUN KING I SPECIALS . SUN., APRIL 9 to SAT., APRIL 15 I=ZA ET WA DOUGFI -;:SAUCE & CHEESE $Z.Z9 ; 'LJ - V. i Jana. to toe. It UW 2 cow= It ,. ; OWM AW" � HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG BUHS $1 59 . Ulf 2 COUPONS m t21Srom ; DOZ . OPM „Wa,so 1848 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING - to the Old Liverpool House) -. ,,.-CNext 839-5170 new . at a ate_ - a as tat 2 &m. - a ate_ !un_ 9 a.m. - s e m. V. i Jana. to toe. It It ,. PAGE II -THE NEWS ADVEIR'I7 n SUNDAY, ARIL 9, I"S Join with these progressive. minded businesses who have taken advantage of the many benefits (COMPLETE MARKET COVERAGE) of this new publication. 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The concert will feature Dina Mattucci, piano, (graduate of Central Collegiate and the University of Toronto) and Allyson McHardy, mezzo soprano (graduate of O'Neill Collegiate and Wilfred Laurier University). Tickets for the event are $10, students S5. Tickets are available at Hallmark Cards, Oshawa, 597-5348; Walter's Music Centres, Oshawa, 576-2414; Wilson and Lee, Oshawa, 725-4706; Brass Delights, Whitby, 666-2531; Thomas House of Music, Whitby. 430-0815. Kiwanis festival lets local talent take centre stnore g DURHAM — Durham Kiwanis Clubs are doing their part to bring young, talented musicians into the limelight again this year with Kifest The 24th annual Kiwanis Music and Theatre Festival promises to be another musical extravaganza with over 6,000 young people involved from Durham and beyond. Manse Gerrow, publicist for the Vocal Kifest, says the Kiwanis Club has a number of goals in hosting the festival, besides a giving young musicians all- impoctaot public exposume. "It gives them the dauoe to perform in front of official adjudicators — a chaooe to be evaluat- ed valuated by professionals with musical expertise. "Aad the awards presented to these students can open the door to certain universities and to jobs as musicians." Gerrow points out the festival also includes some older - aged performers among the performers. 'But the festival is aimed mainly at supporting youth " The scholarships handed out to students am nothing to sneeze at either, amounting to over $8,000 altogether. The festival's opening ceremony is on April 18, begin- ning at 1 pin- at Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa. But the festival actually begins a week earlier, with the d F -- a segmew which runs finlm April 10 a 13 at O'Neill C llegiase, 2190, in 05haWL The mask performances run from April 18 to 21 and April 24 m 28 at a aaaber of locations. A full program with bales, dates and locations can be obtained by calling 263-2080. Tuckers cost $3, wi* ddk ets eD the Concert of the Stars, costing $4, smdeats $2. ([be grande fink takes place May 3 at 4:30 p m. at Khwway College.) Me Kiwanis dob is bolting for supporters of the f d- in& if yca we bacrested is being a paltat.. aD the kslival socrenry at 263-2090 for amm kdxmadaL 1J1 ' ALLYOU CAN RAT �LMCH s�� $499, 1 'i-0wrCis" 1 aim A I I I lltillrFB rat' ' rq8abrPr** e/.tt99 i - Gc�t 00 ' tad a" hash •wAW.Aw 1/2 PRICE Available Aloe. -Fri. 11 a.m.-2 pan pffff m April 3N95 0M bdiday ezduded) 815 LiveiLool fid., Picicerh 837-0023) TM NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 16,1995 -PAGE 9 �Stesiz O en� "n ., APRIL 14th � ii Of4nisl_ u�INWP!t' Come out and see rbe Easter Rummy and get a jump on spring at a reduced brlcel Ukranian Easter Egg Demo Fri., Sat., Sun. 12-4 p.m. Magic Show Fri. to Mon. 1 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Live Bunny Display Fri. to Mon. 12-4 p.m. Face Painting Fri. to Mon. 12-4 p.m. Scavenger Hunt Fri. thru Mon. 12-4 p.m. 668-6606 300 Taunton Rd. W., WhEby wa • PAGE MTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. APREL 9, IVIS Bi*tllboard April 9,1995 SUNDAY, APRIL 9 FISH SHOW: The Durham Region Aquarium Society holds an auction and fish show at the Ajax Community Centre, HMS Room, Centennial Rd. Show and auction entries accepted from 8 to 10 a.m. Judging from 10 a.m. to 1 pm. Public viewing from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Awards presented at 4:30 p.m. Auction begins at 10 am. Free admission. All welcome. 987-3412 (Jim Brown) or 831- 0940 (Ty Fisher) - CHURCH CHOIR: St. Paul's United Church Choir presents J.H. Maunder's, Olivet to Calvary. The event begins at 7:30 p.m. All welcome. No admission charge but an offer- tory will be collected. MONDAY, APRIL 10 FIBROMYALGIA: The Ajax Fibromyalgia Support Group meets at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax, from 7:30. to 9 pm. 683-6020 (Carolyn). POETS: The Poets in the Pub group meets at The Courtyard Pub in Pickering Village from 7 to 9 p.m. Poets wishing to read, call 619-8872 (Terry Day). CANCER: The Living With Cancer support group for adults, family and friends meets from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room G013 of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital, Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Enter the new wing and go down one floor to G level. The support group for youths aged seven to 17 dealing with cancer either personally or with a family member meets from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. 686-1516. CANCER SUPPORT: Canadian Cancer Society intro- duces patients, their families and friends to others living with catucer at 6:30 p.n at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, room GO 13, Harwood Ave. south of Bayly St., Ajax. Young patients, friends and family members mat at 7 pm at Holy Trinity Church, Kings Cres. (between Hwy. 401 and Bayly St., Ajax). CAESAREAN PREVEN- TION: The Caesarean Prevention Support and Education Group of Durham Region holds its monthly meet- ing at 7:30 pm. at 8 Duke St., Bowmanville. Discussion topic is Choices in Childbirth. 623- 0886 (Caryn). CONSERVATIVES: Durham West Progressive Conservative candidate Janet Ecker holds a town hall meeting at 7:30 pm. in meeting room one in the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. 427-6595. TUESDAY, APRIL 11 AQUARIUM SOCIETY: Durham Region Aquarium Society meets at 7:30 p.m. at R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute (cafe- teria), 570 Stevenson Rd. N., south of Rossland Rd., Oshawa. 987-3412 (Jim) or 831-0940 (Ty). BONSAI: The Matsuyama Bonsai Society meets at Faith Place. 44 William St. W., Oshawa, at 7 p.m. for begin- ners and 7:30 p.m. for the gen- eral meeting. It's open to any- one interested in bonsai. 683- 2568,432-3613. CALORIE COUNTERS: Canadian Calorie Counters, a non-profit weight -loss organi- zation, meets every Tuesday at 1400 Bayly St., Suite 16A, in Pickering from 7 to 8 p.m. 509- 1168 (Sandi). SENIORS' TALK: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Club, 46 Exeter Rd., at 9:30 a.m. Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague will speak about the Quebec referendum. Guests welcome. 683-7799 (Louise). EPILEPSY: Epilepsy Durham Region meets at 7 p.m. at the Kinsmen Centre, 109 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Cindy Monk of Parke Davis Pharmaceutical discusses medications. 666- 9926. SKATING: The Pickering Precision Skating Team invites skaters at Novice IV Level or better who are interested in joining the team to skate with the am from 7:15 to 8:15 pm at the O'Brien Rink at the Pidwring Ration Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Free draw. 831-1849 (Shirley). PARENT FINDERS: Birth parents, adoptees, foster chil- dren and adoptive parents are invited to attend a self-help group the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. at Albert Street United Church, corner of Albert St. and Olive St., Oshawa. It offers advice on how to search for birth family members and can provide an intermediary to initiate contact with them if requested. Admission $l. 686-7840 or 404-9151. WORSHIP: Dunbarton- Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering holds a mid -week worship service as an alternate to Sunday worship service from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. All welcome. 839-7271. BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society holds a blood donor clinic from I to 8:30 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church, Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. 420- 3383. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 HARD OF HEARING: The Hard of Hearing Support Group meets the second Wednesday of every month from 7 to 8:30 pmL, usually at the Oshawa Deaf Centre, 750 King St. E. Call 655-5544 (Gayle, voice or TTY, answering machine for voice only) for meeting loca- tion. HORSESHOES: Ajax Horseshoe Pitchers Association has openings for new players, ages 14 and up. Wednesday evenings starting in May. Families welcome. 428-1621 (Chris) or 427-6963 (Jim). EXCEPTIONAL CHIL- DREN: The Council for Exceptional Children, Durham Chapter, hosts an evening of music and in-service from 7 to 9 p.m. at Sinclair Secondary School's auditorium, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. Penny Gill discusses Autism and Pervasive Developmental Disorder. Enter mment firom both the public and separate boards. No charge. All welcome. RSVP. 5766707 or 6866664, ext 102 (Barb Mimes). 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LIV I'mm more information, or in cawof PH. ppoows� 637-06"Far =kMent weaadW, call the (IMA o� swo�irH= ua, nsim at 579-041 L African Children's Choir to perform at area concert DURHAM — A group of African children is heading to Whitby to help raise consciousness about the situation in Rwanda, and especially the plight of the chil- dren. They are the African Children's Choir and will be performing at the Whitby Christian Assembly on Sunday, April 16 at 10 a.m. The Grammy -nominated choir is touring through the United States and Canada from March until July in the educa- tional and fund-raising effort. The 26 members of the choir come from Uganda and Kenya, and many have suffered through situ- ations similar to that in Rwanda. The brutal fighting and disease that have claimed the lives of hun- dreds of thousands of Rwandans is also creating victims who will suf- fer for years to come — they are 171Z.Mn TIRE :I :me the children, many of whom are now orphans. The 20 -year-old organization that sponsors the African Children's Choir, Friends in the West, aids prisoners of conscience and impoverished Third World children. It has organized this tour specifically to help those orphans in Rwanda. Those attending the Whitby concert will have an opportunity to select a needy African child through many photographs and sponsor that child on a month- to-month basis. A large portion of the con- tributions collected at the choir's concerts will be used to provide food and medicine for Rwandan children. The concert is free, but volun- tary donations will be sought. For more information, call 666- 2556 (between 2 and 5 p.m. week- days.) Canadian Tire PICKERING 95 r tOrKiO •'200 6miio m. n1d W meld UP ID 5L Of Carted MW 01 and a Moto MW d atter M+ are near car M W 4y aPoVA* [Vt ubi me fro d+aesis WR.US 20 vW a,eaa Our unbeatable Prices Are Backed By Top -Notch SERVICE and Lifetime Muffler Quarmil Pickering Store Only 839=8124 I 300 Kingston Rd. '.(AT LIVERPOOL) = PICKERING P African Children's Choir to perform at area concert DURHAM — A group of African children is heading to Whitby to help raise consciousness about the situation in Rwanda, and especially the plight of the chil- dren. They are the African Children's Choir and will be performing at the Whitby Christian Assembly on Sunday, April 16 at 10 a.m. The Grammy -nominated choir is touring through the United States and Canada from March until July in the educa- tional and fund-raising effort. The 26 members of the choir come from Uganda and Kenya, and many have suffered through situ- ations similar to that in Rwanda. The brutal fighting and disease that have claimed the lives of hun- dreds of thousands of Rwandans is also creating victims who will suf- fer for years to come — they are 171Z.Mn TIRE :I :me the children, many of whom are now orphans. The 20 -year-old organization that sponsors the African Children's Choir, Friends in the West, aids prisoners of conscience and impoverished Third World children. It has organized this tour specifically to help those orphans in Rwanda. Those attending the Whitby concert will have an opportunity to select a needy African child through many photographs and sponsor that child on a month- to-month basis. A large portion of the con- tributions collected at the choir's concerts will be used to provide food and medicine for Rwandan children. The concert is free, but volun- tary donations will be sought. For more information, call 666- 2556 (between 2 and 5 p.m. week- days.) Canadian Tire PICKERING 95 r tOrKiO •'200 6miio m. n1d W meld UP ID 5L Of Carted MW 01 and a Moto MW d atter M+ are near car M W 4y aPoVA* [Vt ubi me fro d+aesis WR.US 20 vW a,eaa Our unbeatable Prices Are Backed By Top -Notch SERVICE and Lifetime Muffler Quarmil Pickering Store Only 839=8124 I 300 Kingston Rd. '.(AT LIVERPOOL) = PICKERING � II i �"4 vz— 0000 f J b � z Singingout Hundreds of Catholic school students left, Holy Redeemer Catholic School Stu - sang and danced their way through the dents Maria Chmienti, Nicole Lemyre and separate board's Showcase for the Arts. Jennifer Tranquada of Ajax put the finish - The aruxual event gives students a chance ing touches on their act at a dress to display classroom -generated talents in rehearsal. a non-competitive environment. Here, from photo by A.J. Groen Around Durham Re2ion <77 Nssing Oshawa woman found OSHA W A — An Oshawa woman who Metro Nashvilk Police Departaseat. Officers has been missing for over a week says she there went to the hotel to verify her identity. left for Nashville after being sexually assault- According to police, Ms. Sleeves said she ed. had suffered a sexual assault and that was the Missing since March 31, 30- reason she left. year-old Darken Sux-m furally Ms. Steeves was last seen picking up her telephoned her current cheque from work. When police officers boyfriend to let him know arrived at her apartment they found her door wbere she was, and to say she ;had been forced open. She said the broken was OK. She made the call door was connected to the sexual assauh. around 11 p.m. from a hotel in Ms. Steeves was scheduled to arrive at Nashville, Tennessee. Pearson International Airport Friday after - Her boyfriend then notified Durham noon where Durham Police will speak to her Reaiooal Police, wbo contacted officers at the regarding the alleged sexual amok March sales decline for GM OSHAWA -- General Motors of Canada dealers delivered a total of 34,161 new vehicles, down almost 5.000 Ecom the same match Im year. The 12.7 per cent decline from March 1994 includes a 159 per cent docihe in pastert- ger cars and a 7.6 per cent dediec in Us& sales. ' fh* ally the eaft mambs of the year an soft Saks pcn,- ods it Condo. and we amicii- poe an upswing in customer sboan¢wm traffic as we move im the spring selbgg wasour said Tom Mason. GM vice president of mariatiog. M� Mason also noted there was strong ahstomer demand in Joey se8ntesnt of lie marioet. "We're extremely pleased with Saab's performance - with total sales in bdwcb up aver 39 per cent com- pared to the same period last year? March was a recall break- iog monW Mr. Mason said. "For the 1995 caketar year n date. Saab 900 salts are up 53 M perocu Overall GM sales have deceased by 96 per cent over the first three months of 1995 mutperod a rte same period of 1994. For the model year which began on October 1, sales have deceased only 0.4 per cant compared to model year 1994. Car sales we off by 6.6 per ant while trucks have inaeased 92 percex Some models also show suvog sales Chevrolet Lumina - Monte Carlo sales have increased 477 per cat wbde Corsica - Beretta sales have jumped 157 per ceet since March 1994. Bluer - Timmy Sport jumped 83.5 per cent. Saab 39.5 per cent and Suburban 14.5 per cent. 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For six years, Danny has participat- ed in the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) five - mile Walk For a Cure for leukemia. He was the number -one fund raiser in Canada in 1994. This year Danny has already started to raise money for the walls The energetic 11 year old has been winning the hearts of Pickering resi- dents with his unrelenting drive to raise money to fight the disease be's been battling since he was three. Now in his second remission, Danny is determined to double the $11,907 he raised last year. That would represent almost as much as Danny's total in the last five years, which is just over $20,000. 4� Leukemia patient Danny McCarthy holds up a poster of himself and Ken Baumgartner and his plaque that he was given last year for being the UFCW's top collector for the research of leukemia. pholo by ArKlrew Iwai The whole McCarthy family helps with collecting pledges. Danny's par- ents Mark and Dawn, his brothers Mark and Kevin are all behind him 100 per cent. Why is the youngster so successful in raising money for this killer dis- ease? "Danny is a fighter and be never gives up," says Mrs. McCarthy. "Even when be is sick be makes himself go outside and collect pledges." Danny's dedication to funding research into the disease was proven in November, 1993, when a relapse almost prevented the youngster from walking. Not only did be participate in the fund raiser, be delayed going into the hospital for three days. Fortunately, Danny is in remission again, which means he's back in hock- ey and loving every minute of it. When be's not rollerblading or play- ing hockey, Danny likes to watch his favorite player, Mario Lemieux of the Pittsburgh Penguins, who was stricken with Hodgkin's Disease a few years ago. "Danny has incredible willpower and strength," says Mrs. McCarthy. "He keeps himself busy even when he is in the hospital by helping the doc- 'VE MOVED' �CYCLEPATH m ._VAYEM OUR NEW LOCATION IS AT 1 050 BROCK RD. S. 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THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS TUGS. - Fri. 10 AM - 7 PM Sat 10 AM - d PM PICKERING (Kingston ROOM ftfto �V DO FSM pxS? cau us, i we can DCV — SUMMER LS AROUND 111E CORNER! ARE YOU READY FOR 1T? • Nutritionally Balanced Diets • Eat Regular Foods • Guaranteed, Safe, Easy Weight Loss • For Women, Men & Children ;;Z4� BEVE��V HI«S Pickering Whitby .. 4E20-4220 666-5050 Oshawa 436-2122 :)R A FREE CONSULTATION T( -Jr P ine Ridge rakes in medals at skills challenge competition DURHAM — For the third consecutive year, Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering collected the highest number of gold modals at the Durham Skills Challenge. Twenty-eight of its students earned first - place finishes at the seventh arcual competi- tion. That allows the school to retain the Durham Skills Challenge trophy, which it has held onto since it opened its doors three years ago - The competition tests the technology skills of secondary school students and provides an opportunity for them to demonstrate their trade, problem -solving, decision-making and Individual Skills. "Technology touches every part of our lives," notes David Gould, technology project facilitator at the Durban Board of Education. "It's not a computer screen abw or a ham- mer and chisel alone. The focus of technology is changing. For instance, knowing about your car is now a life sW be believes. 'Before, students didn't take (auto mechan- ics courses) unless they were planning on becoming a mechanic," but today it's a "smart choice" for consumers who must take their cars to repair shops, Mr. Gould Holes. This year's meet was held at high schools throughout the region from Mark 27 to 31. Medals were handed out at an awards cere- mony at Pine Ridge on April 5 . 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Includes breakfast and guest speakers. on April 13 Call 420-6817 or 831-9500 for ticket inforraat on. THINK .SPRING! For Easter: April 16 Send the F fDO Joy of Spring' Bouquet It's and Easter basketful of colorful buds `n blooms for someone special - including yourself. From $32.50 FOR QUAJIIY, VALUE & SERVICE PHONE BAY RIDGES FLORISTS INC. 1215 GAYLY STREET 839-2949 Our H=x1s Move Hearts' Phone orders accepted on all major charge cards. 1"M W—,O Odi.c,cd Pram Oshawa To Oak i6e Find it at Pickering Home & Design Centre... A PAGE 14 -THE NLVS ADVERTMER ♦ EDUCATION�Y.�M11� Applecroft principal retires after 35 years as an educator O Alan Jones has memories of teaching in one -room schoolhouse By REGINA PEZZARELLO SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX — After 35 years of teach- ing in Durham Region, Alan Jones has retired from his beloved profes- sion. Mr. Jones, 54, retired as principal at Applecroft Public School in Ajax March 31. During his last few days, Mr. Jones was treated to an assembly by Applecroft's staff and students, then later to a party at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club in Ajax. "I will miss it. Especially the interaction with the children and the teachers," be (ZD said. "Although, I know 1 will not miss the responsi- bility." Mr. Jones does have a lot of plans, but he's certain of one thing: "I'm going to enjoy retirement". fie and his wife of 27 years plan to travel to Florida for a vacation. Upon his return, he'll have a "jar full of jobs to do at home". He's also planning a trip back to his native Australia in the future. "I have not been back since I left when I was eight." Mr. Jones began teaching at the School Section No. 5 in Whitby in 1960. He admits he was a little weary of the job because teachers did not last long at the little one - room school where he taught eight grades under one roof. In addition to being a teacher, he's also served as a vice-principal and finally as a principal during his career. He's witnessed numerous changes in the school system. However, the one constant has been the children. "The children have stayed the same. It is the environment around them that has changed," be adds. Mr. Jones notes schools were sm@Ucr and closer Imit than those of today. "Today, the schools are larg- er and, because of that. it takes longer to develop a sense of com- munit7 " Being a principal is a little differ- ent than teaching. says Mr. Jones, wrhn became a principal five years into his teaching career. He's feels he provided effective leadership during his years as a principal. When you are a principal you have to be a leader," be explains."You have to keep an orderly school or nothing will get .::accomplished " Mr. Jones -has same awful advice which be oi%rs to budding teachers. "Make shire you have everything ,planned, remember that your first teaching job is a learning experi- cam. Treat children firmly and fair- py." he ands with a hint of wisdom. Got a news tip? Give us ,.a call at 683-5110. After 35 years in education, use some of his free time to relax Applecroft Public School principal and do some W* g. Alan Jones is retiring. He plans to photo by A.J. Groan LF • TL1ME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AV AR AA F TO SERVE YOU 'WE WELCOME NEW PATEEN'M WE r PEOPLE OF Ali 11 AGES 24 HOUR EACERGENCY SBRVtCB 3 Hanrood Ave- S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. 02) DIL JOSEPH A. MISIUN, DENTIST FAMILY SKATE ,FOR ANDREW BROWN:: . DON BEER ARENA 90 Dillirighalis (1 St south of, off Bract Rd.) Scan" `ly Skate SATURDAT, 3.•00 - 4*" PJ& Ice $10.00 DONAOnON a t 110 � PER FAMILY the Andrew -.0 LET'S ALL HELP TO KEEP ANDREW W GH • Kick up your heels to fight heart disease AJAX — You can get your beart going and help figt heart disease at the same time on Monday. Mademoiselle Spa in Ajax hosts Dance for Heart April h with proceeds going to the Ontario Heart and Strok Foundation for research. Participants solicit pages after pig up r>egistiatia forms at the dub on Wesmey Road, one bkxl south of Hw) 401. 'nx event will nm from 6 to 9 pm. on April 10. Call Chantelle Boodoux at Mademoiselle Spa at 427-297 or the Ajax Heart and Stroke Foumdatim office at 686-1521. IF Hardwoods Hot!! TESSA 314" x 2114" Precision Milling, 6 coats of Polyurethane top quality, Canadian made, prefinished 9 different � /� 70 �� colours to choose from. L,� a' on & IOntolo Individual & Business Tax Returns Capital Gains Election Accounting ' Bookkeeping ' Payroll 6-676 MONARCH AVE. AJAX, ON [ids afteucillng our comipuwer Basses wN learn abort personal cowgm*ws amd how to use eo tpreers effectively. we want coAtruTEznmE kids to kttiow more about caugnaers arae at least 90% of the kids In that age Worp. "Now in ouffousth yeir, uWue enjotpd the opp whatity to tc+acitte�ach MW ooro "11 x=t►19 thew potuxwJU umwildig Loots" Ask seer rate cbmse kaab■is Ibis n with 5c 510 Westoelr Road soulb Ajax Dheovay (9905)) 6i9-loi4` DR, DAVID SHEARER . "is pleased to announce the commencement of his pracdce of wort oblI ICS at The Pickering Town Centre y:.: WW level, south K -Mart corridor, now info centre) �*4 New patients skies wrlcorNEW - Consf�lltation by s.appohibemi ..:,Please call -(905) 837-2322 Braces for children and adutts =s; :r- jax Civic Award nominees sought AJAX — Nominations for the Town's top citizen are being sought. This is the ninth year for the Ajax Civic Award, given annually to an individual who's made an outstand- ing voluntary contribution. All current and former Ajax resi- dents are eligible for the award, including people who had been nominated in the past but did not Win. While it must be voluntary, the contribution can be related to exper- tise an individual has through train- ing, work experience or education. The deadline for the 1995 civic award is 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 3- All entries are confidential, but the nominee must agree to be nominated. Nomination forms are available from the mayor's office or at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, next to the town hall at the corner of Harwood Avenue and Kings Crescent. In addition to the nomination form, nominators should include, in full detail, the nominee's communi- ty involvement and/or contribution. Neither elected town officials nor town staff are members of the selec- tion committee and the panel is anonymous. The award will be presented dur- ing Home Week festivities in June. Past award winners were Betty Bujold in 1987, Dorothy Westney (1988), John Murray (1989), Eileen Rackham (1990), Louise Johnson (1991), Jan Henderson (1992), Nancy Maxwell (1993) and Joe Dickson (1994). Call Cherry Sevigny in the mayor's office at 683-4550 for more information. FAST TAKE-OUT & DELIVERY s 75 Bayly St. West (AJAX) w -. (905) 683-7400 =ry,� , i•�'�i 1. :. �� R.T., ,�.�,�„-..�.._..�. ! :�"P! # � .��.-t.., , '_''fir!` THE NEWS ADYEirmn suNDAY, APfttIL !,'"s -PAGE IS FOUR ON THE FLOOR 13AM CRAWL RACE 119501 Were you born on or after April 15th, 1994? If so, get Mom & Dad to enter YOU to win fabulous prizes in Oshawa Centre's BABY cam. RACE `95! Here's how to enter: 1. Qualifying babies must be born on or after 7. All participants/contestants must be April 15, 1994. Babies must crawl during present when their name is called to race. Any contestants that stand up or walk start the race. will be disqualified. Parents will be notified by telephone on Friday. April 14. 1995 to 8. Drop off all entry forms at the Information be informed of baby's race time. Oshawa Booth located by Eaton's no later 2. All prizes must be accepted as awarded - cash or substitututions will not be made 3. Judges' decision regarding contest winner is final 4 All contest entry forms become the property of Oshawa Centre. 5. Parents or guardians shall authorize the release of the baby's photgraph to the Oshawa Centre Me. -.'iants Association for their use in advertising purposes relating to the contest. 6. The parents/guardians will idemnify Oshawa Centre, and save them harmless from and against all claim action, liablities and expenses in connection with 1, personal injury while participating than 9:00 pm.Thurs. April 13th, 1995. For further information please contact Oshawa Centre Administration Office from Monday to Friday, 9 am - 5 pm Telephone (905) 686-6408 Entry forms are also available at the Oshawa Centre Administration Office.(Entry form facsimile may be used for registration.) d� OSHAWA CENTRE ParentZ -,,. /Guardian Signature: InPhannaPlus' DRUGMARr al ._ ...a...rw.v,,. : aMY�.Mt�CEnY;4:+t1�.'w nw..� .!' Y ,,. yr JAY f •.�H, <. • PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 1"S PLUS' Aka i ra i Admiral—... �d Admi DOMR wipm I * 2 AUTOMATIC CYCLES - NORMAL • 2 TIMED CYCLES & PERMANENT NORMAL & AIR PRESS *AVAILABLE IN e 3 PRESET WHITE TEMPERATURES 11 9 2 WATER LEVELS 10 YR. WARRANTY ON DIRECT DRIVE TRANSMISSION Admiral NNW Mom woumm o 5 RACK POSITIONS FOR WING VERSATILITY - LIMOP UPSWEPT COOKTOP FOR FAST & EASY CLEAN LIPS @ U -SHAPED OVEN DOOR HANDLE o PORCELAIN BROILER PAN . -4 ,so 9 CHM•LOM Itatto Jbouse MADE IN CANADA .w CONTEMPORAaY SOFA CHAR & LOVESEAT. 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Lovw"T SAVI THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,1995 -PAGE 17 T [,IPAIIISER "ALL WOM r comets qt tto T�e�s m 130 Panasonic SUPER FLAT SYSTEM • ACTIVE DOME SOUND SYSTEM, WIDE FRONT SPEAKER • ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CONTROL DIGITAL COMB FILTER •-ECHNIC SOUND • NEW UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL v BEL,Eff, 899 UWAP CASH & CAR" S, I M E X * Ew 40 CONSISTS OFC1 TAN.E A A 2 As M WE CARRY ALL AL ARGE SELECTION SECTIONALS OF SECTIONALS SPECIALLY PRICED emaAmmum �499 X99 1'2y'King BEDDING By f SOMM1EX KING KOIL LADY AMERICAN C aJ - :� ON urns t ure �a and nc �°S WLECTM Of ��,�=^ - `� Teclin�cs -�j w. j AFI im 0OCE _p 4.1 EXTNF/ft sonic%PER FIRM Fbw SA S MALL I will OAK GWM DRESSER * Mff101R • PANEL HEA08OARD 99 wo wwmn. &M AMICHWAINALE P ALLISMO ACCOMMODATES LARGE IN, STEWD SYSTEM BAR PLUS MUCH MORE NAVAILABLE IN OAK& BLEACHED OAK u 599 Sum "wn ift stand IW Panasonic. 69v-Gw---4 1 4 HEAty VCR 4j, lr� Km PAGE 13 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,19" � r St. Mary student `honored' to takeparte in exchang 0 We must learn to 21 Jamaicans. The group will Founded in 1971, Canada all travel together to World Youth is a private, respect other Jamaica, where Amir will non-profit organization again live with a host family which offers inter -cultural people's traditions' By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — A local student "honored" to take part in a cultural exchange is look- ing for your help as the dead- line to collect the necessary funding looms. St. Mary Catholic High School student Amir Ghane must collect the "bulk" of the $1,500 he's required to raise by next month if he's to travel to Nova Scotia and Jamaica this summer. The Grade 12 student has been selected to take part in a seven-month Canada World Youth exchange. He'll live with a host family on Canada's east coast for three-and-a-balf months and volunteer in a community -ori- ented work project along with 20 other young Canadians and Amir Ghane and do community work. He believes the exchange will help him because "Canada is a multicultural country. We must learn to respect other people's tradi- tions and learn how to get along with each other and to understand global issues". Town honors citizens for their outstanding service to community PICKERING - The Town of P"cring wants to say thanks Io citizens who have e.ar*uwd their time and effort to making the community a better place to live. To that end, the Town is curmntly accepting noaunationc for the 1995 Civic Awards. Categories for the award inchide: - special citation award, recognizing outstanding athletic achievement at the provincial or national levels. - individual CIVIC award, r000gRIZIng outuanding volunteer service within the community. - local sports achievements award recognizing OASOOKIDg achievernents made by"sports organizations. - local business awards, recopizing owtaodi ng partitapa- tion and support by a business within the community. - community service grafi award, recognizing outstariding conu*titioris ter the Town of Pk*,,- g exchanges with countries in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. It's open to those ages 17 to 20. Amir believes the exchange is especially important in "a society where it is becoming increasingly apparent that in order to live in the world of today and tomorrow, people must develop tolerance and open- ness to values and ways of doing things which are for- eign to them." If you're interested in helping out, call Amir at 723-3931. All donations are tax-deductible. For more information on Canada World Youth, call 416-922-0776. Applications are available at its regional office at 386 Bloor St. W., 2nd Floor, Toronto, Ontario, MSS 1X4. O�'Iu6 REiVrgt CA M. HOT TUBS AVAILABLE FOR WEEKLY OR WEEKEND RENTALS IN YOUR BACKYARD! GAZEBOS AVAILABLE 683-6247 420-3675 440°iriat'°'°app' an SHAVE UP TO 40% wn at die Toof Frbaiog, Dqw neat of Culture and Recreation, One the ON HOMEOWNERS 'CE Esplanade, on the second floor. AU Nee Dorris, NOI1tiSfl10L(*M Chin FrK Armin nominations trust be ntucaed no lava *an Tuesday, May 2 at 430 pm. , FOR OETAiILS OR A LRMfR 011 U, CALL Far moreicttaomontion all dte Town 633-9725 40 PINE now INSt�RANCE 06 Yocw d Aon.. Cls tlstrbddM 19711 AINK, mon Blood donor clinic in Ajax Uesday AJAX-PICKERING — You can give the SO of lift at a blood donor dtorc on T The Ajiatt-Pi&ahtg branch of the C`aadm Red Goes Society is hoping so collect 260 units at the April 11 dmr- AN blood types ate Bonded. Donors must have waived 56 days between donations and are mxpmd so t=onor a Red Cross dand or other ficadoo, p xfembly with a pho- wsrwb md sbmire • The clinic is being held at St. Bemadette's Chttrck soutdtmst am= o thrwood Av=ue and Ba* Sava Ca® Ae Red Goes offim at 420- 3383 brmae kk madm F YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE BURTONIRVING A. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS. NO CHARGE CONSULTATION. ' KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1;130=0102 n Rd. 201 CotttluateR lld, 107Kent St. 0, Suite 201 Whkby p Wilowdsie :83981 491-4644 43x4800 Free advice for home buyers PICKERING — Thinking about Centre at Liverpool Read and Pidteting buying a home?' If so, you may be interested in a free Lawyer Tun Vanular, mortgage cotl- bome-buying seminar. It's being held sultant Andrew Wright and home Sunday from I to 4 p.m. at Regalis inspector Gerald Luney will speak. Restaurant in the Pickering Corporate Call 686-3330 or 831-3300. "The Meat People" TUESDAT & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL APRIL 11 & 12 ONLY Boneless Chicken 2 9 Breasts Ls. ! Boneln � Smoked Hams) .Mlle or halves Boneless Smoked Easftr Hams �S3Z9��Si99��$�i99j Cro4qlt Ro s329 Of Pork ,... , Gromd $i 69. �_. 113111�d _. _�..UL�) NaAn4549 u X3491 Kobaw M s P== MCEERDI6.3l-7*1 # 8 WS& et Ti'irres. !+g er94i� wrholelhalw or sne" Black Forest s S3 49 `nma Fid Grade W Turkqs wrls 171 46 ♦ BUSINESS Em' ployersgets• • t� sontrp crinin stiff AJAX-PICKERING —The Ajax- g Pickering Board of Trade is offering seminars to show employers how to get free funding for training employ- ees and ideas on upgrading staff. Training for Success `95 will take place Wednesday, April 12 from 4 to S p.m. at Annandale Golf and Curling Club on Church Street in Ajax. Several different government agencies will present mini -seminars News Advertiser to tell employers how they can access free training money. The Toronto to receive it, and how to use it," says Lesley Whyte, administrator of the School of Business, Manpower and Durham College are among institu- Board of Trade. A tions and agencies that will have buffet will be available. Tickets are free to Board of Trade booths set up to detail courses avail- able to help employers train employ- members and $10 for non-members. If ees. you are a trainer wanting an exhibit "The event is meant to stress three or a company wishing to attend, call Ms. Whyte at the board office at 427 - objectives: to show employers how much money they can receive, how 4470 or Chris Madden at Futurekids in Pickering at 506-5437. Grades 7-12 "'Deaclirte AM 19 Winners wN run April 23"' 4 2L5„ The More You Bull Fe The More You Saye: tfigli Ef m grFixim 150 tfgk 8fW gAkCm i ffio i 100 8,4mickCkw 75 w � � HIND Z5 75 Don't Pay unt/l Labour Day 1995 ..o & Air Cval tio..iaq tHww� i tt>wtpn c«ner.,17W Pk*edrq Pkwy. Plek«ir�p, Ont. Live” PiCKE104% AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 903-436-3212 0 Roofing Inc. OWAM do O COMMERCIAL p INDUSTRIAL p RESIDENTIAL2" O REPAIRS O FLATS O SHINGLES 265-51 10 C -M THIS COUR4N AND SAVE! i IWE PAYHT'... i i.r T" NO" SUNDAY, APRIL 9,1915 -PAGE 19 •• �' Bet ttPtde�'sP�■oatit_�Etitr �i1tY1��i�d "telt af><l�d ti�Per 8ho�'. �Ilt>tlree� OPi�� $12PerAda8*r==b0qN4FCa IWO OM right ty=a7.W d eo.eisio. .eek etrienioleboif� iecaeettiel nd home, loaded icon of First Quality �° a ffsNW foot! Decaator Fal�ics rsfiS Qe�3E,16366261B,Ya�St,16i815273 lioaia 905 16i4 to 6ps 90563}1016, imbs 686 78,2CAKbm 57 ft=2,1-6513 Ze 'OAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVElt77SE11 SUNDAY, APRIL 9,1"S Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column preparing to gorge ourselves with chocolate. That Easter bunny Is our favorite animal. While we wait for the bunny's arrival, let's drop some names._ It was 25 years ago that wedding bells rang for Sandy and Al Duncan. April 4, 1970 was the day the happy couple tied the knot. Wishing them a happy 25th anniversary are family and friends... Al and Sandy Duncan April 9 is a special day for Alexander Rudan. because he's cel- ebrating his first birthday. Wishing him a happy birthday with love and kisses are grandparents Nana and • _r'_... Akotarldef Rudan IA message for Verne Hoey, who is uniting 82 April11: "Somebody once said 'you're the best moiber two girls ever Lad' Somebody else said 'could be ' because I'm the Verne Hoey only mother you ever bad!' These two somebodies say. "With a mother as wonderful as you, who needs any other." Love comes from daughters Sberry and Dona... Alone and Norma■ Kearney want to oongrsdtlate their son Seam Elio Kearney on the successful comple- tion of his law studies. Sean was called to the bar in Febnu ry noel has joined the law firm of Lerner and a■ f Associates in their Toronto office, where he's specializing in civil litiga- tion, insurance and employment law. Also sending along their congratula- tions are sister Leah and brother Jay. Sean's an alumnus of Ajax High School, graduating in 1985 as an Ontario Scholar... Sean Kearney Marie and ]Mike Rowinski of Oshawa are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Terri - Lynn to Scott HUL the son of Susan and Charles Hill of Ajax. The couple plan to wed in the fail of 1996 Scott HE and Terri -Lynn Rownsid Jena lkr Petaelb will have a rea- son to celebrate on April 11. She's turning nine years old and she'll be having a patty with her friends from Cadatackque Public School. Wishing "our big girl" a happy birthday with lots of love, hugs and kisses will be Mom, Dad and sisters Danielle and Alexis. Also, a very special birthday wish will come from Grandpa in Greece... Jertt't W POLSAAs A little beauty turned one on Apal 7. Wishing Shawna Paterson a happy biabday with hags, kisses and love were Mom Sylvia, Dad Jim, brother Adam, her aunts, uncles, cousins and grandparents. A family party was held to mark the occasion. Shawna would also like to send along happy first birthday wishes to cousin Samantha Paterson, who celebrated her birthday on Feb. 24, and cousin MaUbew Stewart on March 2... Diane and Bob Coady of Pickering are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Michele to Michael Lopers, the son of Anne and Jake Lopers of Whitby. Family and friends gathered for an engagement party on March 19. The wedding is planned for May 11, 1996.. Michele Coady and Michael Lopers It's double digit age time for Clare Thomas. She turned 10 on April 4 and wishing Clare a happy birthday with lots of love were Mom, Brian. brother David, aunt Debbie arx. _,.n Delaney... A poem for the Wahoo girls: "Vk W% is six, Amanda is three. Ob, bow they've filled Our lives fnll of glee." Victoria's birthday is April 13 and Amanda's April 16. Love noel birth- day wishes come from Mommy, Daddy, Grammy, Papa, auntie Liz, Gregory and Bryanma... 4" Happy first birthday wishes went out to "our beautiful Bella -Baby" on April 5. Natasha GrrNasa Goffredo has "brought nothing but joy and laughter" to bet family over the past year. A party is being held April 15 with family and friends from Montreal and this area attending. Shawna Paterson Wishing Natasha a happy birthday were Mom, Dad, Jasmine the cat and Jackie the dog... 0" The birthdays are coming one right the other this week at Ballycliffe Lodge in Ajax. Crawford Campbell turns 91 on April 10, Francis MacKay 94 on April 11 and Ivy Hewitt 94 on April 12. Best wishes to the three come from Melinda... 0" A cutie with a great big smile turned two years old on April S. Carrina Lo Bello is "loved far more than any words could express." Love and best wishes carte from Mommy, Daddy, Granny, Grampa, Nonna, her many aunts, uncles, cousins and her four -legged pal Thor... "Look who's going to be five years old on April 13. It's cool Marc McMulkin. As you can see, he loves to dress up. He's also anxious to join the Toronto Maple Leafs, as he is one terrific street hockey player. Happy birthday Marc. Love and kisses from Granny and GrandBob"... Nov. 12, 1994, is a day Darlene Botterill and Richard Abraham will always remember, because they wed in a ceremony at Markham Village Museum Chapel. Darlene is the daughter of Diane and John Botterill of Pickering and Richard is the son of Daphne and the late Fraser Abraham of Ottawa. The maid of honor was the bride's sister Joanne Botterill and the bridesmaids were Tracey Kelly and Heather Groves. The best man was the groom's brother Mike Abraham and the ushers were Dean Buzza and Jim Pennock. The couple honeymooned in Hawaii and now livc in North York... Victoria and Arnanda Watson Carrina Lo Bello Marc McMulkin Richard Abraham and Darlene Botteril +�► Nicole Richardson little darling."... That brings as to the end of another edition of Name Dropping,. U you have an bass you want u ra- doned, car as at 68.3.5110, bur SW Natasha credo 7363 or write to 130 commercial _ Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline Nicole Michelle Richardson for sabmisdons Is 11 &AL the Tuesday before publigtion. turned the big two years old on We're not responsible for Just or March 7. Happy birthday with love damaged photographs. N you have came from Mommy, Daddy, baby a birth to anno uoe, reel an dasd- sister Candice Marie and doggie tied advertising delmrtment at 683 - Dudley. "We're very proud of you, 0707. V COMMUNITY Caribbean beckons student environmentalist By SAL BOMMARITO SPECIAL To TIM NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING - Why would a Pickering uni- versity student spend a month of his summer holidays working on a tiny island in the Caribbean? "I've always had an interest in wildlife and the environment in general," says Ken Sylvan, a 19 - year -old first year neuro -sciences student at the University of Toronto's Scarborough Campus. "We need to have animals in our ecosystem because when you destroy animals it destroys the (food) chain and that affects us in the long run. I'm not an extremist, but we have to do things that will benefit our children in the future," says Mr. 'The iguana Sylvan, who'll and bird embark on a month- long trip to Montser- population rat, near Antigua, May 3. there have Mr. Sylvan will join about 30 other been dying students, mostly out, so from Eco -House, a residence for stu- we're going dents interested in environmental issues down thele at the University of t0 hCC Guelph' on the a co•- P logical and hrmnani- track of tarian trip to the island, ravaged by them' Hurricane Hugo a few years ago- "- Ken The Fox's Bay Sy1Ualt Bird Sanctuary on the island was dev- astsled by the hurri- cane and will take years to repair, Mr. Sylvan explains. "The iguana and bird population there have been dying out, so we're going down there to keep track of them. There used to be a lot of birds and wildlife thee, but a lot of it has been built over by constriction and damaged by Hur- ricane Hugo - To make matters worse, cattle have be allowed to roam free, firther damaging the enw- ronment, Mr. Sylvan says. "We're going down o help repair the damage and clean up the ponds as wen. A lot of farmers' cattle are roaming around. We're going to help Pickering 0 Town council will continue to oppose jet skis on Frenchman's Bay By SAL 3MX&%L M TIK tmws navertsM PICIMRING - Town coao- cil will a mdt to oppae the use of personal watercraft — also known by their brand names of Jet Skis and Seadoos — on Fan's Bay. Councillors frons � for Sherry Senis, which recon - Emu council's position on the issue. Ward 3 councillor Ride Johnsba voted against the .motion, while Ward 3 local councillor Fmko Pitatrino was .absent. The motion asps that the Metropolitan Toronto and Ken Sylvan, 19, is bringing his academic experience to life with a trip to the Caribbean island of Montserrat next month Mr. Sylvan, a neuro -sciences student at the University of Toronto, will join about 3( other students on the trip to monitor ecologf cal changes. photo by Andrew Iwanowski build fences in the aria they're in." He's asking for the community's support I help make the trip a reality. Individuals an organizations can get involved by making financial donation, donating items to be auc tioned off to raise money for the trip, or just pro viding mord sWporL "I'd like tD bear from anyone who cares aboa the envirormneoL It can just be letting me kern+ that people are aware of the problem.- Mr. roblem "Mr. Sylvan hopes to raise about $1,000 u fund his trip to the island. Donations of camping equipment we also wekonw. Mr. Sylvan can be reached at 420-2445. strikes up the banned Region Conservation Antbori- ty (MTRCA), which owns Property around the bay, to continue to ban the launching Of personal WS$efC aft into the bay from its property. The MTRCA has received letkxs and calk from personal watercraft users and mandac- torers who watt the ban lined. The issue will be discussed by the M1RCA's conservation and land managesnesit advisory board an Aprill 21 at the Black Creek Piiooter Village visitors centre (Shoreham Drive, east of June Suva is Downsview), at 10 a.m. The MTRCA's decision to reopen the debate has left Pickeram ing idents ngg their heads, according to councillor Senis. "Users of these particular watercraft do not heed the rules of operating away from the marshes, thus eodsngerini wildlife," she said. ators arcate noise' pollution, Ufa all residents living on or new the bay by canning them with open ports, removing tie muf- flers, and crating safety hau:- ards for other watercraft that don't enjoy the easy maneu- verability that these wa& c -ani employ," she said. Councillor Senis noted in her motion that the MTRCA supported the Town's request Of the federal govt for a lower speed limb on the bay by banning the launching of penonal watercraft from its property last yew. Thespeed limb was lowered to five knots, or nine kilome- tres per hour, last fail for all motorized watercraft to pro- vide safe boating and lower the noise level on Frenchman's Bay. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,1995 -PAGE 21 Breakfast of champions Staff and students at St. James Catholic School in Ajax got a helping hand from Durham Regional Police officers from 24 division at a pan- cake lunch which raised money for Sharel-ife, which funds Catholic charities. Olympic Wholesale provided the fixings, while the Rotary Club provided the grills. Here, Grade 1 student Ellie Murphy gives the pancakes a passing grade. photos by Andrew Iwanowski May Yair barbecue aids Sylvia's Residence DURHAM — Get out of the house town on Saturday, May 6 at noon. All and enjoy the day at the Metro East proceeds go to Sylvia's Residence for Trade Centre. Teen Moms and Adolescents. The centre The May Fair Barbecue is coming to is on Brock Road north of Hwy. 401. 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PICKERING — The same amount of could spell trouble for the PHA In total, 1,370 players were registered in ice time and a sudden influx of new, play- "Ile word out of Scarborough is it's the PHA last year. This season, that num- ers for the 1995-96 season is making life clamping down (on out-of-town kids ber could swell to beyond the 1,400 increasingly difficult for the Pickering signing up for hockey) and that has �G mark, which would mean a waiting Hockey Association, says its long-time created an influx of kids coming �� list would have to be created — a president. back to Pickering," says Quigley. �� During t^� first for the PHA. "This Len Quigley says players who live in the PHA's pre-registra- iw is the first year Pickering, but who played house -league tion session for next season for we've had this type of predica- hockey in Scarborough in past seasons, those who Played last year, the ment to overcome," says turned up at a recent PHA open registra- event yielded 1,105 registrants. At Off► Quigley, who aimed the problem tion session. He contends the association the first open registration of the oC�pi� squarely at the feet of Town coun- won't be able to absorb more players into season last Thursday, about 100 cil. "I talked to Town council before its crowded racks. signed up to swell the ranks to more than they built the new ice pad at the complex He estimates 200 Pickering youths 1.200 Players, even before the association to convince them to add another pad (at played house league hockey in North York holds summer and fall sign-up sessions. Don Beer Arena) at the same time. I told and Scarborough last season. With the Quigley believes many of the 100 who them one pad at the complex wouldn't be Got a score? Call 683-5110. (P Wanted: Blue Jay Tickets Will pay face value for seats in 100 or 200 level near home plate. Call Bruce at 579-4400, 798- 7672 Tor. line and ask for Ext. 2207. SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. z - _V HANDBALL enough." However, Quigley says the association plans to once again make its case for another ice pad with Town council. The PHA hired an architect six months ago to draw a site plan to determine if Don Beer Arena could house a third ice pad. Preliminary reports seem to indicate the current arena site could handle another ice pad, but "it's going to be tight", says Quigley, adding that some property may have to be secured from Ontario Hydro which owns land to the west (rear) of Don Beer Arena if a new ice pad were to pro- ceed Quigley also wants to pursue corporate funding for the ice pad, if the site plan is approved by Town council. A& ORR KM Ast~lo�wa.,.,emihc ewyBn7f ar„� MAKE YOUR OWN GREAT TASTING WINE FOR LESS THAN'3' A BOTTLE!! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED d 1 to -04= ® 282 MONARCH AVEAJAX (JUST NDRTH OF RIV Four areala ers Ontario chain p y p DURHAM — Area aWletes aoo their runner-up in the division, losing hi the ifair share of the hardware it the recent finals to Keith Leonard of Niag= Falls. Ontario Handbell Associaooa Ptoviacial On the senor side, Ted Pnwnwu of Closed Championships at the Mayfair Pickering retained his masters division Chi in Markham title for people 40 to 50 by defeating Twelve Ajax, Pickering and Whitby Stan Fwnswio of Richmond 11-:1 player in die junior and senior dwisions Harry Cowie of Pickering, Mike partx4vAed in the event and four came Wilson of Ajax and Lary Pritchard of home with provincial jomhnps Whitby all entered the senior singles Among pronor players, Brandon Cowie of Pickering led the way by aiming a provincial tide in the 13 -and -oder boys' category- Cowie defeated Robs Wood of Burlington in the firral. David Csvthes of Whitevale fourth in the same bracket. Jeanine Wilson of Ajax cap4med the 11 -and -under girls' category after defeat- ing Deaielk Cowie of Pickering in the final_ Scott Wilson of Ajax, playing in the 15-and-mider boys' category, finished as JAX SPARTANS MINOR BASEBALL ASSOCIATION APPLICATIONS FOR MANAGERS OF THE FOLLOWING SELECT TEAMS ARE NOW BEING ACCEPTED FOR THE 95 SEASON: Minor Mosquito & Major Mosquito Minor Peewee and Major 1'feewee nan ;Interested parties should apply by writing only. -.Applications must be receitW no later than �9pri128, 1995 -L Pkaw send to. s J N Ajax S Minor BaseballAssociation� u4 p►aurtans Attention: Gord Brock, Select Convenor c% 13 Beaumont Drive Ajax, Ontario UT 1R9 All Managers should have Coaches Level one event for poopie 30 to 39. Cogvie went head 4o -bead with Wilson in a semi-final match. In the end, Cowie moved on b the final to meet Pritchard with the Whitby residatt emerging victoriom In the golden magas division (50 to 60 years), Mike Jennings of Pickering was a fcaalist in the consolation title match. Iwo WM G * Youth Piop m - Aga 7-15 Yea 14 Mon Contra games * Season - w1► Stough August �7 * Days - Morldel s swotlph Tfttlrsdaya * nma 6:30 ptm to loan fpmA•� CommunityCenter Registration.. 'Al ax Centennial St., Ajax • Me 6195 Forfttrlher kftnwft contact. REGISTRATIOtj Y ,nm Darlow 9os.686.4ses 10:00 am Han► Burls n 905.06.1576 v 4 • Niews Adverto iser 130 COMMWdsl AVO.. Ajax, LIS 2N5 683=0707 PhonIISSI -' :K Office Hours Monday to Fr da\ )0 Careers 1100 Careers 1100 Careers 11 oo Careers 100 Careers 1100 Careers TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PICKERING CAMPUS Prchtre ratsrllf in an esciling new CarW N could happen in as ink as enc etorrrr_ and a all beg i. wish one phone a1. ...CLI Olid to M lrp Ca COURSES STARTING APRIUMAY Legal Administrative Assistant AJI Secretarial Programs 'Micro Computer Business Applications (M.C.B.A.) Dental Chairside Assisting Accounting and Computers Travel and Tourism (Oshawa Campus) Hotel t3 Restaurant Operations (Oshawa Campus) Bar 8 Beverage Management (Oshawa Campus) It yw are 45 years of ase or older sad recendv hitt of yen mar "3110y fa animal ME"" from the provincial S9resttrrltt • Fingal W Mtastance may be AvalAk ' Pitt Es'Plement Readtaess Trairn6lVi Teach You flow to Get a lob tial all courses a%a lame ar ai carouses TORONTO -Schoolof • _ ... __ __.... 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Earn pall an b art- TM The MrLscs Grasp ft M at p MUMa GN"906 8378060 - tAtC Fax5J6.837-5009 THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, AMM 9,1995 -PAGE 25 +oatbined Pressrun of 126,000 every Sunday every Sunday Continuous Learning offers you the following courses at LE our Ajax -Pickering, Dunbarton High School location: COURSE CODE DATE TINE EEE Aduk Learning TEAC 1800 Apr 20 -,lone 22 6:00-8:30 $7428 Arornatherapy WELL 1902 Apr 27 one day 6:00-9:00 34.35 ASL 101-Communicatirg with the Deaf ASL 1550 Apr 18,W 6 6:00-9:00 7428 Buy a house Stress Free BUY 1900 May 9 -May 16 6:00-9:00 4326 Coorriputer Blur Law Series ng KEYS 1251 May 4 -Jun 8 6:00-8:00 61.64 LAW 1900 May 2 -May 23 6:00-8:30 48.90 Folk Art - Be*lners CRFT 1901 Apr 204m 8 6:30-9:00 86.67 Frr Kas 2 LANG 2952 Apr 18 Jun 20 6:00-9:00 89.10 Guidance of the Young Child CHILD 1351 Apr 18 May 25 6..009:00 103.92 Health b Safety Level 1 niTH 1552 Apr I &,Jw 20 6:00-9:00 99.10 Hunter's Safety Trainig HUNT 1900 May 24Aay 16 6.00-9:00 83.59 htemiediale Accaxting 1 ACCT 3250 Apr 18,Jun 13 6:30-8:30 _ 96.51 hferpefsorlal Communication COMM 2551 May 24m 20 6:00-900 126.15 Latus 1-2-3 Levet 1 SPRD 1250 May 4,W 29 6:00-9:00 89.16 Marketing 1 MKTG 1250 Apr I &Jw 6 6.00-9:00 126.16 Personal Computer Overview COMP 1252 May 2,JtuI 27 6:00400 101.16 Personal Financial Planning MONY 1900 Apr 20 -May 18 6:00-9.00 81.37 Property Managemerd Techniques MNGT 1901 May 9 -May 16 6:00.9:00 48.90 Ouiltin9 - Beginner's WaRtargirg SEW 1910 Apr W km 1 7:004-00 70.60 Sep -Employed Entrepreneur MNGT 1900 Apr 20,Jun 16 6.00.900 81.69 Small Business 3 the GST BUS 1904 May 9 -May 18 6:00-8:30 27.50 Spanish 1 LANG 1953 Apr 20 -Jun 22 6:00-9..00 89.10 Stolt Market hwestment MONEY 1906 Apr 20 -Jun 1 6:00-9:00 87.10 The Ultimate in Successful SeYig SALE 1901 Apr 20,1un 22 6:30-8:30 71.05 Thriving Not Just Slrw*V - Stress Mgmt. HLTH 1555 Apr 27 -May 4 6:00-9:00 59.30 Two Mwapffient LEIS 1904 Tof Dargemm Goods HLTH 1901 May 11 one day 6.1>a9 00 32.32 rampoli WHMIS - Health b Apr 18 -Apr 25 6009.00 48.54 Safely HLTH 1903 May 2 -May 9 600-9:00 4325 WordPi rkct 5.1 Level 1 WORD 1250 May 4,Jun 29 6:00-9:00 101.18 YMoFdP•rkd 5.1 Level 2 WORD 2250 May 2,Jw 27 6:00-9:00 101.18 YAWPertect 6 for 1Krtdows Level 2 WORD 3253 May 4 -Jun 29 6:009:00 89.16 Register by telephone with A= or MasterCard 721.3000 or 1-800.461-3260 NOTE: Classes may be more than one nigh a week See calendar for detais. For in(on.w on cal (905) 721-3052. P�dIRANJ� DIFN ) GO AN " 3-1 1 Courses starting now. • PrograA•mer Ata Wyst , •CTI • LAN Systems Teebadogy • Office Ad■siaistntion • Micro Computers amd • Co�p�etaiaed Aceonutiog • WOW ftecessiog M" CAREER STAYGN HERE OSHAWA 434-8585 he Wand f� " Y w;TORN • COOWTLAM • VANCO VER • BufMW • $IIRIIEy • Ep11MOM • SAWMM 1MNNI % • HAMILTON • WASSNO • TMWO • N=14 VM • SCARB011Ou6M • OSMWA • KWSTON • OTTAWA • MONTREAL LAVAL • LONGUEL4L • OUEBEC • HALIFAX Ca Carmr Deye opmenl hlSbhaes LIC. A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY Earn up to $1,000lwk. in your spare time. Wholesale distributor looking for 1 or 2 dealers to call on retail establishments. 1-416-638-8383. pleam Clew's Weer D mum and Mmrloctura it VAMM-e. Are you looking for extra income, indcpen- desce. opportunity, fns and flexibility'' If you have a flair for fashion and enjoy working with people ... tbes you might want to Consider becormq a Home party Consultant for PLEASE MUM. Call L.ceass )eases. at (905) 479- 8599 is Ontario ar toll. free 1-7100665-96" for snore is mage. ARE you •LV*n*rr.*d wwany rwN 9» pubic- VVn rwe you b taku .,- *ron nadA Crud aoO- tlar. Fimbis Pews. uniet• Ism oorrrrosmorr salary For %A or port b" Iw% BLAL.D FINANCIAL So- axky from Nome I O&W Us people nam a bye/• ri�- cans New we r• in Ca- nada. Grest company Ex - 0"011 rarw1% P? or ca- rom aroar apporu". I-loo- eta.a,te 91MRsIOPERAT10Ns Purchasing of" equrp- m*nt and %*pkm. Nnyo Orton and naftwum • of *afros COM'acb. 9 morAh Contract poaAon. Can Donning ass -este �M urtaa . IOr Vida iedw curie Mont be aAA" rot orwrit P 7r11d ryskartdt. EXPWWM aw Apply to: P.Q. ales sari, an Needed flet N. odmm art. L/J Kill YMe are curre * mauftg for an Becbical Eflgil lw with a rtlininllm of 3-5 years experiwm within a m0nullacft ft aular"m related erlvirorlrnerlt I.ocaled in the Durham ReoA th ommiri rM 05i firms and d elenye b the successful Carlddale Contact Karen Matter - ® M 9 �ThenrAcs rllinaos Graq Nrc Gaoas 016.5792911 MC Fax90567940Fi0 for fast advancement to 8 successful I s We have the largest clent list in the I IL sports industry. Previous exp. in advertisltrrg an asset but not; - essential. We wil teach all aspects of our business. 4 Cap Linda 416-441-0428 RAGE 2f -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9, 199S HALENDA'S MEATS PICKERING requires Experienced Meat Counter5erver. Apply in person 1794 Liverpool Rd. DBwONSTRAi'ORS wWnE .d. n dapabrwa sbrse OREMI JOB - steep to rM ost iriporbnt Job in. yea Iiia Me wipe and rrrotw Work /5 hrs waMdy and average 9250 oonrriiaMion on naw exoitnp owery �programCal rMN ONVER wit cargo ver or orb van Am dafvabs in IMMmi ig area 0 loyal wank, 12-15 Ills. Shot ire. nadMbly. Caw 579.11500. EARN EXTRA kwory by sairq parriylwm to yore. wwri , bdy aid ox -work - am Caw 1-000-2WI432 EASY INCOME . Work ran ham. Fa Free nbr• m ... and a.A.S.E b P.O. bal 310M 475 Vh l - my Rd. Aim Onwio. LIT 3MD EXPERIENCE HAIRSTYL- IST aril Eebbdian n- quhWan eaneriadgMba bloke rdele in Whfty. Mage pke care. iniaaiai Caw 430.11511, EXPENIEM= am Orddw y asaphia apn-- for eveMirlg shift Aim caw Aldi or Cathy 426.150. EXPEIVIDICED rM11A tacbNriMn aid hair d...er Needed deft II b shot in bury now ld servioa day Vs. Call MfabSat ask for klay. 1151.7445. News A68"71UFaxdvertiser7 ssasa CMDDIERS DUCT CLEANNG, CpHIMEY SWEEP A EAVESTROUGH CLEAHNG (Hook-up $34.95 $5 PK v m _jORE Airside Ftlrr" Owi% ff*L 10 duds CMw" S11111111111111" 0*"9.95 R DUCT CLEANNG It armor iPllw110 %w ow Tow (416) 282-3292 SICK blsols and awns waaoa m years Mellow M 401141111111 01111'sMe an I Cawarwe. :fn CNa1OM wa xalwow q, holier aid orf" Iarwe b*m w -ML Cr ftw Slid 0" wbsaw Hal 1119 -21St DOO TrUS GARAGE ODORS OPEWRS WTALLATION Seim $oPww � U�Aea RAP* 1W 480 aro" ralaosbi Eloiill ra9w. Fine eabal9fra. Bao- tlw9tfo ei 4aaaow k i- lai m ars. ft awld job, cd pOA 4aa4m ERM Rarawliwl to- pais a RrpraewaM A foram a Dab a iboa. facura ar gait a : �je alraarr5ead. Cori no OS► 40f~�. XC. Alunimum 9 ft soft amen, Isaa."and atook lL Leal, loll PIM Mala" Can Raeiw at (l061d31.3m a each., ban a sawwww" pool serves. ReiabY, hot- " oe.sol a Pldb weavers$ io. Surfers daaaaa Fns -Ml- enarsie sweat and Hal d J.S. jUIMM 10144 Oft OEC. Speefe— 9 M ciiadw hsww, swnra- Owe. 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Mar wr11i large budx wN do riarMriold moves, her deii9al. oorwwrnciM, N %Vaa d moves, Caw Cat or Jane 427-211511. MICHALSKI NOVNIa has s. No - aioea apple— aid para eP• oai.L Free ,-drat. Merv. vee. LiMn ack coned Free sedwAN& Caw 47177911. MOVED SYSTM wo M Brava any- QMMacw w endw t ►.d.prra anp+od a tor.. eklwa swan a ed aarak drwew. Fra aermra 5714PS6 CAfMET babwsara - as V— mow wwk mobebi► erg, ow apand4. Fora aab enbs, D a N Duiaw M7- 17911aow-lo 0 -los lar Cbmd q Swvin. Evewewad and bandd, aarpMNw rata. 04*fn arm grjMmd praaiiA soft / b brisk- ly ler raw adhooft Haat LICE Clnabo aaaaeid nralal Sia as a "Ibm est an9W Per ker9a d&a* wwek w awry !m Wak.Sips- PWAW stud 4 11-7aa9. toglw asapwait9 ay r eaew pr haMa w d Ilea ' GWAS c.1I~. aIN ..� • Ilea, KST OROUNOaKEEP- o and fall cNer"we, bw o.. quoulkwL CON ftallpk 906- 427-95611 or tan 906-427- 4709 err r." cigr►irpa A SA Iver or Mew idenwaYconwrier, — proper- ty nra hence. Larid.caP eq serwow. Sam dr coin-. I.ea4nndee. Jahn ef7,8MI. OLMM SAA Uor I7ps or nuphdrl�. Cd to w" Tlm N pod leak r1RIla11Ca daunt 9iabonle. f ft1�M'!a'lfM7i MAiICIA9l, down low weir -ally In a derli n br any age. any *cc==. Ikre► dMya prorrv,-, . aper►• h" ' _n' � SELL R Mia.- ars t Lee" help @17057 or 726 NOW sm. IEALTM bad Mon in Pidx- a m Town can". bdbv for qualilfad kd and pat Ow help. Plow ambd Aldo (41� 5 ?&-1374 SELL IT NOW 683-070v7 OR F" 683-7363 RA&Wwwm work dong now for eliiben.9 poese and M ooaeaiorie. Flaw my own wgi:ww. . caw 6- rw ees4M. DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available for be- ginners, rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 ODR MY NEMM ! L*bSNI WS"M@9caw of vAm No car; im' Van, irp a apple prowdd. HP am %ft PMd dwarf. MINI SASE b: mgimood Mwkstlq P.O.aes31191 Oibna OM. LU 012 SCHOOL .4 les, ns and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 Full Coarse $270 Free pick -w and drop on (415)287-3060 EXPEINENCED Book- keeper. 1 1. hours. Pur► for home work. C "Puftr or nvar". Durharn area 906.420-e125, TnVN Carr/1rd vMM mire. iIm 3 years axperierioe: part tirriarkrl firm: VacaftV corpaala: Sabra owed - once. Paris mad or fax your renew and a cover n0 M11er b: Tn Kemp Traw ol, 1 Sknwo SL S.. Oahe- wa, Orftw, LIG 4R7. At- IwWa : Sheila Kerrxp. Fax (4/6)433-M93. SMALL BUSINESS BOOK KEEPING Computerized (905) 4274217 LOSE VIBGHT NATURALLY Irate an ANAM TMy nor Nov aiw I" and n M 'I uersa fav afar. r w 1" 30 era area Jw.ary CM.a�IDA at 1J057134nw MOW) BACM 6UAPAVEF CALL X683 -M7 OR FAX 683-7363 OOeQL!!1 VDIANCIAL - Cf! ACCOUNTING & TAXATION CENM (416) 587-9063 (905) 420-0374 -E-WV - Year Kurd tax Ixapwason 8DDk!w*V ' Call MV gWMN td fnalfdy Payml Seri w i amu! irlfticial sWwnerws INDIVIDUALS & CORPORATIONS eatiaera eareds In dm gar horn wdnn your rat at hoax 4.5 pe. ar Mme nleranea .wall - aria. AIV-11fTt a - K19t. r 1 1 , Educational Programs Coordinator Temporary Conbibe with Potential for permanow You are a self-starter with knowledge of vocational training, and able to design detailed program outlines, consult with industry advisors and complete the appropriate government documentation. This position requires excellent written and interpersonal communications skills, and computer literacy. The successful candidate will require transportation, will report to the president and be stationed In Ajax, Ontario. Interested applicants may apply by mail or fax no later than 9:00 A.M. April 11, 1995. DM MOND MAMA GEMENT INSTITUTE Suite 404, 95 Bayiy Street West Ajax, Ontario L 1 S 7K8 Facsimile: (905) 427-2558 We we looking for psople who: • Know what 1 means to give outstardrig customer service. • Have experience in ladieswear retell. • Want to bring fun and erevisiasm to our stores. • Trufy believe the cudomer always comes AN. We offer: • A competitive salary • Excellent bonus and reward programs • AN the trarrrg youl need to be wocessful with us. Steffi Lara is opening in the Pickering Town Centre and has positions for. • STORE MANAM FULLTME PART TME Only those inlerested in Irlai king Stel Lara tarnous for customer service new apply. If you want to learn more about retail for a future career or would tike to grow with us, we should talc. Come by 6 see Marcia between 10 am. & 4 p.m. on Tues., April 11 or ftd., Apel 12 at Scarborough Town centre Or fax your resume to: 1-416-340-1750 CANADA'S - LARGEST RETAILER HAS OPENIN(,S FOR TW FOLL.OWNG PART- TOM POSITIONS •SALESPERSON NCOM11AISSION SALES BEAUTY ADVISOR A hanMalil naw• ler 6aaralioel9 all Canadians, Seats coda Nie., Ilan fritted ft poeilioe w en rated i thawy Medan vacuo ft aoalelibtlerlt to cuftmw saR9IbPon rid aroe"Ice In Nefrlilp fend detesbprflsrlt d e.tlplopas PAW 6rpsrMftoe an wit- Murt be aeib191or drye,eL Mgt. weaNMld9 Apply In Psnat to to 0 b lr ee Resowces ofrloe d . f13EAR'S . Plow 11 Town Come 1M6 KNgellm Rel. E Pklrsrin¢ Ont. .Seen Cerleda NI& it an equal opporbaldy ornphoyal, ft ilwk OWpFe Who apples, bat 0111/ f O ettaraad nor bdnuw tai be csleubd. 110 General Help Peso mp� essi �seetks operator with Web `experIps�e or related $tlowle ft! .Possible shifts Aourw wage ll Robert Kirk 905)683-2040 PART TM AZ DRIVERS INTERUNK Fte4v Syata . is seddng Part time AZ drivers for evening switches 3.4 hrs. APPicates must have Ivawledge of Toronto and surrounding areas. Clean abstract iiia and ICC qualified would be an asset Interested appicants are duffed to apply in par - Son with drivers abstract to: 910 McKay Rd Pickering, Ont. between the hours of 10 am -4 p_rn Roots has expanded and is building its management team. We are looking for Managers, Assistant Managers and 3rd Key Holders for various stores in the east end. Strong customer service skills are essential. Please fax your resume to Lou at 905-470-7551. No phone calls please. Dairy Queen - ASSISTANT MANAGERS • KITCHEN SUPERVISOR • FULL A PART TIME COUNTER HELP APPLY IN PERSON At 250 Bayly St- W..4 -m On Tuesday, April 11 from 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. No phone calls pWma WATCH & JEWELLI REPAIR SHOP Must be able 10 set and deet with cusbnters. WE sin r necessary. CIN 1-11111004P--79Md uWalsei lar Powo to, . Piot OWN— *Ado. Yap• ON we and an ot- oar, dAllwo am at S yaw OK b swoon e, arta r. aaiwe Samoa ear wbow djl ns. Far bio earl war isbofaw 6d 1 -am ae3r732 or f$I* sat tilal!'lis �� 1�Il1�i A61 i D� Car reglired EN CONCEW 11111� late N" la bbety powkw • lbnfne • 60110ia • on imp • tYeMM q�ilA Sit, f� tllM. aAAf- MMIL—titbe lVa. er ei 411114 i • 9laeerq PIT SI I A9 oft• • No dor todoor or • POW boeene WAO Aim�Pid� ,Applysan OW Mfll`�4NN0 abr art" sePrewt>aaeeaar W owed ler nw& ad alt btidrq. Me"* Colt., betartabt, ratswose. Sd- .r Ph. a b L +oL. Re* Pis mor Oshawa Wkift Iwo Wmk P a iter on. 0*A=LIH715. 1�lTOi walMed. FuNl'Part Tin•. Also awA Maab..lfa 666.0167. SELL IT NOW ,'v ALL 68"707 OR FAX UPHOL.STERr Helper n• quaaA, care 42a-7100. wlO= AT tt+o•ts wpwla'00wbo arrrrnOur Pw+•n. par wuh b egadaw ennui} For FM rib A= LAAE Is 6Atrlriea InetJwq.+tfa. s,�r2». PlIfta •l, oat Lri era THE NEWS ADVERTISER Gus Brown's Brooknorth Marine is seeking motivated full and part-time. ucENSED MERCuR1f MARINE MECHANIC (Must have complete knowledge of computer systems b boating industry is helpful) for its growing boat and yacht operation. Brookrwrth, located at 1201 Dundas St. E. in Whitby, has recently opened an indoor showroom at the Metro East Trade Center, 18% Brock Road (at 401) in Pickering, to more effectively service the needs of boating enthusiasts. The company, which specializes in the sale of Baykrler models, ranging in size j from 14' to 47", requires individuals with r high motivation. a keen sense of customer ,satisfaction boating experience. All interested Candidates are asked to drop oft a resume at either location, or tax to: 905- ; 427-4502. DMv SALES - F.ast Totroato Falillilt dtl11ib11 a requires major account represeflt ive with manage- ment Potential. Candidates should have rod Mt construction equipment or highway tractor et xw*nce. Please send resume b: l!'!M • 7946, Odwwa Tkk Wee!t, l.0. su 48ti, Oeraw►a, Oat., LIN 715 � XSENTATIVE required for con ucdm egtlipnlellt rwltef business. Prior OVOriertoe in the construction i xkz- try is a requirmnent. Salary + cDrrrnsajon corrrrlerlsueaas with enwilerm. seed resum" 10: IFre •7147 0669 TUB llirelL M Bear 46s6 Oras, fie• LIN 7L5 RECEPTION- IST JUNIOR POSITION Good telephone manner a must. Must be able to work with mnt- mum supervfslon and able to start nlmediately. Haus from 10 am. - 5 p.m. Miall resume to: � TPA �a NIVIESTMENT v-LANN swa CENTRE, 223 BROOK ST. IL S-200 A RILL TM bealy N a7irA ib awelop w a Co - tact aloe Can eloperated mwAfy Wei , 1. The suommw led idaidwel ail Arae a darty old wrdaal asAal ooWWWamaAaw dila. lsaataim all VA 61 - dolls dads orspetm in eitw AmWe or 1111111115.1. +04 to w>w a IlAndoes 1W be Imposer am some Poison r abr. a rlei- Wart d 25 We a Bawd This Modiw b FriiX w iso POSOM slut at arm per Aon. R Wore K Please wry tar souse to Pard Ads, G. M. PPF A 0, MMas RAL, #on. a trio us 713 CLERK Fill I& Ire lrrrrlwihlely in Du6n to inquire Accounts Pa- Eh - by and 01)w various 01111im duhee- Fw alVai lilrywB cap (905) 428-1525. F yon We iter Of e wfb PW" 4r agaraad or dl- Voted FVoted .ear eves, Verve tact a0wiorla 1a a" glrW lop 1 *Mm= aaabolar I d f V. an am 46 std hews, w• ow* been Yid dR )hot t"M Many ler boi oft avoir less@6 DWCERT.. Loam vbpowoom Owen. ware Ao*m (edbd, Auteat 1 aom Pa•araWL Har - "K Coot omwoA r Rs rte• avec 9p less An. altat ted please! ad C. Phetae- 0 firth Ewsmal and f 11wels bit Dollo W Dow ave cownew Clow 4rt7- 3010 PICA ahpport Tide, eW- PwiaWo9 m menom dw - etMj aota9ehq Incol- alae an Most. No sworn ar R. r Hatt 17M Mens sen CIL unit 7. P1,' ' L1w 30 4r In pll9)4W 21101 tgtrRErlterEltR oar. TMUTORS WANTED ttfalofATELY for a New Company art has just atrbd in Juvmvy of this Your. paying up to cox Bonn. Now MWV APPA -call LY.DA 905- 432-OM 106432.O3M or STEVE 706 OW70M for Apptirertae 9,1f9S-PAGE 27 WSEPFE EL KES INC. WELDERS • Otq NW ft 0 MI 8 requiem knmw t* • flN0irel nr tiro year e>gterMnoe • Local - Methern Region DIE SETTER / OPERATOR .Pov m1p 6erlee lleees or aeldlaT sslup M I • Ability to work alit • Durhrrn Region ane PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR • Ability to operate a tan inch noW peer ,. fbxowwh be rnecli �d y inclirte • Required inn»dimely. kMenand arlddales should apply to: Fnencis Personnel Services ble. 11 Sin= street North, suite SSW Bask of Nwa Scathe Builling oshma, Ontario Lt G 4R7 SALES AGENT • R. Ill, by k isp SWpi•e Manuf ickwer b Ma row We of 1 OF Product•. pod" rbboer, W* Jet Pegs Rene. {area car - aidp a on a co94neron boom Rally b: P O. eta 72016 Pine Vaby Poen 688 Woodbrrap).. Ont t+ SALES Agahr for We0w Wit a■ tstlh produce. No commeaton. ORTHO- DONDIST som person aim regwred. Wfrcle r. gaffed. (416) 744-6710. SHOWAT-HOME Salsa Parson with ex- perience in drapery, t>+iwcis or shuRus. You must be aseereve and wining to knock on doors. High comintown rata to ngM rndnndWl. Own vehicle necessary. GN 426-0937 for a con- fidential Interview AUTO Body Plappin of parrrhes,d in lonbnl and five" eerwd. ALSO ar ato9d in all opecte of Pant Apply to Mastro Aub PaitarAr, 710 w60n Ptd, S. lot local M eaaabemrd mar 4- 0 You to t"wwra projscaa trot" deafen b Cort Vi Famillr wo CAD 9pwadmr9t ria I— toors Pr10 pwwli"r ea0wiobe eaOlwd For - o rd we one b Clan Go, hove CO GRAHAM PER. 90MMEL 9Eavrce0- LTD. ,was abo w are.. SWM AdIM y Ll V elft U LM MACMIE Op. rabr NO 4 - S yew air ow b www Maker, Tyr Mbase � S7fMI. to S7s- PUICN PMM a so" ask* Phwol S yew all. Parwt9. Wart rad bha plot CNC Plana 99640 Pbraorl 3 tors agri. cairn new and bhp toot. For Cmdont Sheet I19t1 FaMiea.or totatd in F4k- am& waa•as a bot - tsog0slsaL +rr�wreac TRMK i Hewy equip. nunt *hop FINWA» Clow A nrdir.c. or M year ap prsnace. Requiem ++ diaMI for Oahe" area. Apply so File I715o. PO Boa 101. 04sr.w. Orono LIH 7L5.CIMR0PRACTIC- Wd rowed b nal paced 4nxeaa1rlt FWANO Aous.Canpular GNP* aloe hsk*A.Pleeae G11 between 11.3. Aaon-Fn (906) 13111+723 ORTHO OFFICE requiem pert lone 1 ' a9arsant HARP carsr•ad- Pboeee Suomi rewmw b go a 7140, PO Box 101, Oahu M. OrAnno L 1 H 7L5 • / • 2 9M. 1 in School. 1 4 yes aide 6A line your horehe. Monday-Frgay. 7. J0./p-rn SMdyWOdvSpruce ft" awe. Lar 831 -776 MOM. 3 011110M. cook bAfte hairs. We n or out dbawr's Iall as,, boom. Wowwow, plvr. Women 6 and a pan. 509-1129 tareoh in heli &W t"0 bo oldbee in " hoar, retwerrcae, non --now par f]aacN Hwy 2. 6119-1aS1 • CANIEGIVER ooWpr.ww dnabshillk ho- 90&42a112S, awaim�. rierNasta, naw aaaorFir. tAs4road yaK wide Not SPlicho 4 COO ask SL am -mi. Losila refahb meow d 2, has 2 Itafwn clow INP aasileble Is WOO - J yam 00 422 ra ae atAUT1, fo•it• SWAM th=o avhbor ae balk maiwisse, cone, .Dred yraK la, 'Fa 9ouft Ajax 427-14?2 NFANTS -12 YEARS OLD h SSW 0 holrle if�l bili Mraw RaOaQtl, laadfle holm Cal OLNNAr PRN ESOONAL NOW DUCAIE htiMr. PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVEETLSER SUNDAY, ApRm 1, 1"S � 1 1 "TUNE. raaparsr0l- nadar of twin- avalmbla for b.b1 OL claim «wF ronrrars not r thio view. Rmssorhabla prio"- Raldble hours. Haow 619-32M after Opsin. has 2 ap6o66 for war 2 years. Rderenoes and owtiteates on Call 426 -SM RESPONSIBLE reli- able. daycare in clean errnoiu i -e enwo hent children /6 mo. Yid up. Wh As's Rd Mot area. a37 - ism MAMfEaDISPOSAL - add sed m► WI!SrHEY / 401, Private home daycare available b cdAen, oft" ate weeks of age. Fenced yard, lob of toys . loving comfortable whwooninso 663-0964 WHITES ROJ40I, ill lame. W txn.aarfor ages 2 and up. Inches and snacks provided. non onokrug ai'noeplrre. i. - door -outdoor play. Large len, backyard. close to schools Releneoes avad- abN. plass Call 420 -OW VEMOORS WANTED - C1afs. produce. antiques. SIM New ndoor/ouradcor mnsrtet. operwg ws Monde saw is May. Natnbohrnl 36/115. Cat (905) 91113 - ow BEST deal in Durham! Top 4aMty NBednrood at low prpw Sock up no" for _wvhat. DURHAM Fir�We10O (606)427-474' FREEIrawood Shade a Pabla, are ""no oft dMwewy avaimbb. Cal bol - ween 610 p.m arnd waw mweaage. 430.9013 RM L.fAIIWER 1 itRE1N000 CENTRE 4-A"12' 560.00 4'X6•X/6- $65.00 ESTAB1.10a top Dtp 701i'27177A1 Ewwri,tp 90&434M6i Fra DOwery To OSAew Ana 12 wEBDAw I " I heats, varsas sass. 2 It ID 8 It 6200 or bad oto. (6W 6644706 'NGLIS ORATION, uArse Slee- sof rlsmnirg oven essoYs aandlol 6 yaoa old 63116.00 090 alba 5 ibnwa OPENING SROOKLIN WELIl�D Country 'AP' Market 14TH -16TH and Garden Centre Antiques, crafts, gifts, vegetables and... BRING THE KIDS EASTER WEEK -END TO FIND OUR BUNNI hopping throughout our trails with a basket of... THICKSON RD. (North of Taunton) BULK DISPOSABLE DIAPERS Delivered to your "=me " good 1) NO Siecoastls. C416� 7S4-7462 Carpet Snaka. 100'15, Nylon thick push, Sarre W ewsr+t aYI For 3 icon-, onty SM 00. Price it dolu s ped and rwbftb- n you home. Free quo! Ban . in you home. No in, - no pop w for air full Vow. ufl Doe I"S. Donee. 1 aoomoloa. CARPET purr Now at eiw count prices. 100% milim ~"NOW* Prxe includes. Odd and ail; nalebefan Call hick at MW 4301661. CARPETS - Ica of largest 100% nylon, now dmih n► wase cwpela on brand I w6 car9 1 3 wont. $340. RDs incudes car Dat premuur Pad. ahpart .ramfatoR be dekwy. We estimates (30 ver". Noomen am423/a GABBER gss b In . 2 YM old. Wicess w" Dean Aoue ora sekem nnan BCE tow 1lobaet dMiawalar PLAl10ilORAIbFA. THER Clocks . Dkrhwrn's Largest sabcsernhlew and used Perm. Pod sum) Rant b own, apt aa-, a. KW TREMENDOUS bay- bo SAVINGS ON NOW Tile Pam Warks 4331401. SHEOMAM - quskty bon ,tyle sleds. butt on oft. 414-6 SO40. GST ndnded Display at LWAlmid LunWr, Kigsbn Rd. Pickwierp Ont or d 9065044961. TOP QUALITY PUNS MAPLE SYRUP t orm 655-3331 WANTED CAMERAS . out dhrr and glass. 000l. lery, mrcroeco0es. la,-- SCOP". P L , , . .Cops and m - law *&"Ul cloaks. Wiled es, thrrid re. arry fig aid. 432-1676. WANTED to buy - older lurks-. glees, dow a* leDfblee. m.morabia. wBadnsS, elle. Swoo p- ar nabs Cal (tots) 775 7034. wAMTEo- iid9ss, saws. wasrw+. dryer. off Dani• hicim We sen raconi- bed appirnoes Budget Apgiareas 632 Sewoee S-0 Oshawa. 24 his. 43421122. WOODWORKNO equip mint Table saw. router. band saw aaW sew. acre- der. ear . Phorr 066-J001 VENDERS WANTED, for BnootlVi Canty MV_ last Ask for Lame a (9%)SSb-3331 a (406)721 -am 1661 Camaro, wqk body mint d.�. CarA- Aad, ening $1665. 1667 Sunb:d. low misage. 62665 aririad. 663-7301 or 4mlon alba ap.m ton CmwBisr typo 10, 4 eyirdw, SMONO a aandlo Aon, autoff w, buckets. oawole, aftm. tow haus. , 617416 ob.o. rankled 666- 6163 1Mf poll c 6000 V6, . dr., bucket a -ala, dace-. Sam, only /2Wm's, -x- eelent aondibon, 52695. cert, 6663163. ff96 CHEVETTE, 4 Door. new ties. new ex- haust. new brakes. " cerifled. $1199.00 427- 2514 1906 GRAND AM 4 door auto. brrshe do a rrw 2 bora sivw and black. only 95000 km.. excellent clean. good running car, hurry on this one, was 62995 now 62695. cerb- fad, cal 427-9722 aryirra Rues. Open 7 dyes a week indoors, 1606 Olde Deka as Brougham. 4 door. fully loaded. very dean. must see. 200640 h" ton.. ask- WV (006)434-5060 Phar 1000 PLYMOUTH Tune - mo. 117.000 krna. 4 Cyi'► der, auto.' ' - - to.:oat condo tan $/950 Carfbd o.b.o. Can be sewn o 1424 Sin► doe SL S. a d Goy. 435- 2230 36-2230 arrange apporarwt 1M7 Ford Taurus. mint condacn. new pant. wnd- ofhne,d brakes. many raw pen an amp . Clew in. Nnia, must be seen.$3300 • I' -J Tal 1M7 Ford Tempo, a . Imnaic, only 50.000 lon. eaera-nt 11, "n. Stsoo. ob.o. Must ski, certrf-d. 7'240'705. 18M Fod Tempo, 4 els. S,- 21111111, +va lot, Pik pb, Br, -- 1% etwao case.ur . o*mot Good dean rriwnig car. Hurry an ani. erns. Was 621 6 now 624M art Cal 427 -OM anyirhe P. Open 7 ft"meek/ indom Bp Town Sales. I= Gid Prot SEU6 2 door.flly badedMint corn dman.Mkng, 57000. Cal (saa)066-o67e. 110 PULSAR NX 110.000 -hey kms.. red, we T-roW wna11 con - dam. 911.000. Roue. 773. 4626 IM CAVALIER 2 dr., air non- p.s., p.b.. OL am -ft case 31LOW van, ,sal mit M.aa Coro%" Pel-eHok Mesas Alae. 1.2d.. W3 SM Qrsbec. Speed pnD. for mose, bft SW7= SooeMran io►rrmslar. 12 bot slaidus aha., SYabr O• a1wy carrmy Owned Bwrrss. Fleece 1 mon 6ldga. For Sr» info ole MkhM or Leda Wr- all go Use a DOOBE � Cal (MRM7.4774. Desu (SM 7231386. MAMfEaDISPOSAL - add sed m► Ded001 ROOM srlle hook. abpe, tales air � MK 6e� near look, w0, 2 Nile, s atone. now d recants 9orrad snow arm w for Wdads goo 1 wpm* ad GPMchwAbw �d � owrdi0wad wamka. 5175 b i0 lIM0. QIA been 4 Pot �A.a.= Mid rip formedrdaaad rung bond- box raft, demPa Sim L-7 agave byes $175 arm ro tr e► Piclise fla416-76 41 $100 sob decree f000k ballin old Arm $ALE Ross" awn. OPINION, o PAM m mabd @ o w& PWRI" uFEsrnEs or Canaan wm hw aidpheriambyre S► imaksm (4 SNW Womm 'bee- a 27 head blik- A aw 227�COW Sit., 4iir6 tr18r Orebee r OW" 140 Oft =o n% b excels skAft Watt mbar -MOM d ml*M=d wbTEl�, dwile mile air afro tensrdaa Nay. naw aural data Far hemi =W$I 4 win Wellcome StO&M Brom DJBmic k Al. 4274149. Mins Or PRO&d PMM 4'E1!A Bw at 43646M. 'lode' NBnslfs ow M raslomaa. 612LM lktpr �S41im 4152 or DSL tirbe Poe. 4 1445 436 - on d a =lam 0aW err Nobaa k- ekag evade ad" amt ADD4I11i - : hlttema, 2 I= fm6ipmai m, Sam ksm=M 2 did tow► blue Nrdh AAfraamm` m eauk t Lem Barn ate ter Ow E 00 4 Omha- =WK bd&wAbWk Shifa, ao Od" WArido lab MV. 74 OOK Canam- a m Sian Vim . U Cab Ter► rnodow 72 Dorm ONZIND F" BB1El� - tom SOA, Sir Colossi i Rmbid Pmts • 4fr Smb snxAeMsa. 46644d►496a :ftp 111110116 tl bmti testa 0111111111111111111111111! Fi11iS111Btb- y pay P@W IGBPET - dm1aR imp MR16 of onUie,saYwt find IN, ohm Sam ISM t dlor pe � Stfnldaohfere b rima duct 1 mfrs do br pm CoA SOq dod b go ptbfe out 4844M Ea 7 p: aid cal d mW - cAIEET M-1 Paloma, hall,roan wits $1474: 4 p: ¢ w dndl , Foo ho- add Plea wits $1760. Overer 20 aD soda aaifoe lar Aloe a5nrooe ad 9@1or sdlobss. d sold la Waaem. Tw ftorol Woo& taablg6o5446ma i e ��, PLAl10ilORAIbFA. THER Clocks . Dkrhwrn's Largest sabcsernhlew and used Perm. Pod sum) Rant b own, apt aa-, a. KW TREMENDOUS bay- bo SAVINGS ON NOW Tile Pam Warks 4331401. SHEOMAM - quskty bon ,tyle sleds. butt on oft. 414-6 SO40. GST ndnded Display at LWAlmid LunWr, Kigsbn Rd. Pickwierp Ont or d 9065044961. TOP QUALITY PUNS MAPLE SYRUP t orm 655-3331 WANTED CAMERAS . out dhrr and glass. 000l. lery, mrcroeco0es. la,-- SCOP". P L , , . .Cops and m - law *&"Ul cloaks. Wiled es, thrrid re. arry fig aid. 432-1676. WANTED to buy - older lurks-. glees, dow a* leDfblee. m.morabia. wBadnsS, elle. Swoo p- ar nabs Cal (tots) 775 7034. wAMTEo- iid9ss, saws. wasrw+. dryer. off Dani• hicim We sen raconi- bed appirnoes Budget Apgiareas 632 Sewoee S-0 Oshawa. 24 his. 43421122. WOODWORKNO equip mint Table saw. router. band saw aaW sew. acre- der. ear . Phorr 066-J001 VENDERS WANTED, for BnootlVi Canty MV_ last Ask for Lame a (9%)SSb-3331 a (406)721 -am 1661 Camaro, wqk body mint d.�. CarA- Aad, ening $1665. 1667 Sunb:d. low misage. 62665 aririad. 663-7301 or 4mlon alba ap.m ton CmwBisr typo 10, 4 eyirdw, SMONO a aandlo Aon, autoff w, buckets. oawole, aftm. tow haus. , 617416 ob.o. rankled 666- 6163 1Mf poll c 6000 V6, . dr., bucket a -ala, dace-. Sam, only /2Wm's, -x- eelent aondibon, 52695. cert, 6663163. ff96 CHEVETTE, 4 Door. new ties. new ex- haust. new brakes. " cerifled. $1199.00 427- 2514 1906 GRAND AM 4 door auto. brrshe do a rrw 2 bora sivw and black. only 95000 km.. excellent clean. good running car, hurry on this one, was 62995 now 62695. cerb- fad, cal 427-9722 aryirra Rues. Open 7 dyes a week indoors, 1606 Olde Deka as Brougham. 4 door. fully loaded. very dean. must see. 200640 h" ton.. ask- WV (006)434-5060 Phar 1000 PLYMOUTH Tune - mo. 117.000 krna. 4 Cyi'► der, auto.' ' - - to.:oat condo tan $/950 Carfbd o.b.o. Can be sewn o 1424 Sin► doe SL S. a d Goy. 435- 2230 36-2230 arrange apporarwt 1M7 Ford Taurus. mint condacn. new pant. wnd- ofhne,d brakes. many raw pen an amp . Clew in. Nnia, must be seen.$3300 • I' -J Tal 1M7 Ford Tempo, a . Imnaic, only 50.000 lon. eaera-nt 11, "n. Stsoo. ob.o. Must ski, certrf-d. 7'240'705. 18M Fod Tempo, 4 els. S,- 21111111, +va lot, Pik pb, Br, -- 1% etwao case.ur . o*mot Good dean rriwnig car. Hurry an ani. erns. Was 621 6 now 624M art Cal 427 -OM anyirhe P. Open 7 ft"meek/ indom Bp Town Sales. I= Gid Prot SEU6 2 door.flly badedMint corn dman.Mkng, 57000. Cal (saa)066-o67e. 110 PULSAR NX 110.000 -hey kms.. red, we T-roW wna11 con - dam. 911.000. Roue. 773. 4626 IM CAVALIER 2 dr., air non- p.s., p.b.. OL am -ft case 31LOW van, ,sal mit M.aa Coro%" Pel-eHok Mesas Alae. 1.2d.. W3 SM Qrsbec. Speed pnD. for mose, bft SW7= did gall wall wol Modal O• a1wy carrmy Owned Bwrrss. Fleece ' 111111111111110 per dq cask M ole MkhM or Leda Wr- all go Use a DOOBE � lmwdmin pmS,s. aro daabm Desu (SM 7231386. MAMfEaDISPOSAL - add sed m► use Sessom a 66� ani abpe, EARLY a SPEQA� - 16 x 29 Kayak pool we WMM TM atone. now d recants 9orrad snow arm w for Wdads A 1«wirg. $4.M6. loon laundry. central w. owrdi0wad wamka. 5175 Mseha l brisses, 20W. wBrrarwy. IOOM►7564^7 �A.a.= Mid rip formedrdaaad rung bond- box raft, byes $175 arm ro tr e► Piclise fla416-76 41 Illplirma to ballin old beehok . Alex. Lid. �-�J OPINION, o PAM m mabd 401. Go. Pod. asu i4- 1. 2. wm hw aidpheriambyre S► •1 Car A aw 227�COW Sit., untrl 7 XOpme. Tnlcics Omirmwe, s7167" -j'v, wbTEl�, dwile mile OSN OBE1Xa310E 683-2 % =W$I 4 win Wellcome StO&M Brom almees /1 a callbagooa, bar ben oft 1yen 011 Bw at 43646M. Mp llalary Talbot. M raslomaa. 612LM Claw Pl. Me*. came,came,MIAMI y NK 4 t alb, 114 4 1445 436 coq rind aSd bba0mk phi S7MOL POUT a JIM 723- arts on oto, MIX 473- 1115 agar • PAL 434 6" sod. 1 7663 114 MIS SELL - 1941 Lo - 000m O'NPCARE M wb a oar; 1/SAW kms dw par dq to bee air fi/y be" amt sum M wow porn ammim sad ALSO 1666 OWA AN SE. colo walk pd st wad, 77,600 boom„ amts, 11107 allopOw or boirAm "L Issollisk SUM 43241111,118 Rooka, kffift low baft POW 1.41111141wild" Cd K -S lambbroe fm tl 496 twarvxwa-wvrlw mose, bft SW7= did gall wall wol Modal deaea (puppy a nwASS) ' 111111111111110 per dq cask M VANW� Nd Paton all go Use a DOOBE � lmwdmin pmS,s. aro daabm W1WM Lle- MAMfEaDISPOSAL - add sed m► use Sessom a 66� ani tbPaa Qaloam, awAft chi in 7 soave gin - %M diL el nanabb. 7 days. p06)72a 017 dba4 ok K loon laundry. central w. NeWB W. dsosp Node 29, whbu dthAo, wilt bile, Cabo RdA%da aim1, lglbbla ' a Sao a eda%L Od Rl+ma odo, amon spar 11 pa, Bowe Aftlf I pOq N& old., colo coin, m tqe, SON, Bhmlit 420 -MK RErAIYD e ■MRI® by m locas - TEAN COMMEMCE - 11mat did gall wall wol Modal deaea (puppy a nwASS) =M*Ae. all R, I I dd dart May 3, 0. 13 Evorft . VANW� Nd Paton alyd sat dream awsUb. lmwdmin pmS,s. aro daabm win anW dada gur- Ptholte Jam 1-416494- abed CoA 4300045. 30K THE WEAT14EN may not be co-oparsift but ova weld No b by 9Mg you 4a beat deal n town an our 36 JO PRE-40WNM ears, vane and buts is " I g: 6 ihlpecU - 1667 to 1660, 5 Ca"wws and Sunbirde, 1667 b 1992' 4 pass. Were 1966 b 1960, 3 pickup bucks - 19W to 1992, 3 Pont 6,0005 - t966 to 1969, 2 Lincs - 1990. Pks Cier". Corsica's, Ford ANapa LX celebrity. Lose - bre, Bente GTZ, etc. Cort - car Aub Centre, 155 King SL W.. (At Mirbown Drive), Oshwes. (905) 579-2666. WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE 'FREE twig for scrap, used or abodard cars a trucks. lhr. pick-up. top prices paid. (416) 2 i -M 1101 DODGE Sport p/u 4 x 4. v41. ab, p -a•. pb., bill es h. Wt lit. 62600 uroer► fwd Pahadok Motors Alex 1.21. 9034 tOD 10M TRACKER conwo . 4 x 4. anntrn caeeees, wry dean auks. $7499 Doffed. PsW Motors Ajax Ltd.. eo"= 1M0 CHEV ULVERA. DO. 4 X 4 . Z71, Stepshde Spat truck loadad. 74.000 km, are owner. cwtrbd. 515.996. Palednok Moon Alex Lad. 06343W tf92 CHEV ale sio4 d ad Wu, 4.3 v6, ab, p.a, pb_ p. rived. pJoeia. ahiae Torrew cow sr 33 5 n FALBY COURT 2 b 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. From $743-$833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. elate a mT - MOLAR= w/ef a mal rosea% 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7 , Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5 571-3522 SHEILT15R CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. 11 Fairbanks. SeMmth. P Laundry. Nodogs.Phone 7266420 or 721-2324. 3 a 2 -bedroom apart- ments in house. Fridge• stove, cable. Laundry. ,cooed yard Jur let May 1. 9690. 9750 ulcus . il"wi set 7231652. AJAX - large err bsaoom Apartment. SM morwMy, bobiest relenrrcea. noun onokws. Call (905)427- 4406 AJAX - wow" 1 VMY REM" 2 bedroom . 1 bed- room ba ,wo it apertrnent, Central air. garage• landscaped. ND DOWNPAYMENT. C4kMM for SM per mond. 905-656-6639 oared. raft rum, low' hare, S12.7SO caroled PawMhok AJAX -N w Country sell* Merlons Aryl, Lid. 0343M lung 1 berm apparime nt top amc PWanp. Bub. dourer walkout over look- nD Pend non wrolw no p.s.. p.b.. radio,eidlllg widow. duome burmupara, . Oats P►obsworrl coarpN wry cesan. 612.000 cors- (9 6300 ' (906) 4267407 fad P-wdolu Motor Ayu Lkt.0f3.4300 AJAX 3 bsekoom upper "94 FORD XLT loon laundry. central w. air con.. p.w, pl-. ciu4r. w. 5050 pka. Aved- Awed - a.. Bun. D It pont run able able May 1. Dhow (t06)7z1-es62 rung bond- box raft, boded. balYre of swwrarn AJAX Oxford Towers - ty. $18.599. arif-d Pe- Spacious am- Wta quiet beehok . Alex. Lid. beidrg. close to shopping 401. Go. Pod. asu i4- 1. 2. 3 bed oona May 1 A .Aar 1. 963+671 683-5322 1 untrl 7 XOpme. AJAX Was" nowbediroom M A K•e Besw Trader Park Orermra Ontario. Carpmrbe available, used balers ler Sale on sila. Cesp in a but class park in this, boauskl Kawartrae. Short drive tram home. to- ealad 3r4 mile tom Oma - miss between Lidsay Bred Peb*ommgtL Far More, R fornuaaon (706)71144221 aptclo-e b 401.E A arwrries-4 appkanaes.4 pea bmM,wa@mA to be*- yard.Parwrg.Q at Street. 5675 pus Cal 683-M 4. - AJAX, PiCkerM Kiaps 2'I9dIDOfn APL , 69 *a P air IInBiAEle,S650. JOE" AVAE, May 1. Two bei AZ1l10 amlaP Aon d *0 11 puss. 1kr OC. SSVA* Tulle -ups &I *x r Applaamm, 1 " to" wtlr VAL SM • kyba Labour $3U.WO hr. No Pmts• 727 -ow saw Mobile so Ice s _ May ist in ist>ie Wnlby of, wbrad &mw 4>�rlii Pr1Ud va so daw One b aw Now ' 1 gilt¢ N Ulmon trrdudea No Pak. 2 Badoaa 1725.00 CAN 430017E 4 Bedomm Naom wen 7 AMLASLE bmmdo It bebemm bum -0 sPL, bgm 2 babem apt, root P&*mR k=ft biW d$OWRbd w monks ed. soma . on be am" orPeL allemab iR cert Sollowlialt $110 WW. WOWA . PMiq ad o& SM bent EM d Api. 4a mi ldsd S744M1. Ombama 576465. 1 - 2 bo*o msum I a/mbBvld fa data boabd all SM car- AVAL.. YI. des Ra od Namwr SL No Palo Pbre96 ere 571111. 40B Billow 8f E 2NW r SX4 AE 1 sella a Aft for RWS MON 1 d UNIUM Call, kokb a Mmby 00 Goo- soolis d�e�sbno LAdiaofor ��am � ,dry BIBOMT >pmtaaSti wmAord ya 72500 ink hr r one baboom barmSorrl or howmammmgmJhb old- AseiallSM d inN,- door pea. miles. Nay bL ! Baltba/m Far Rama �� 749 c.+aa.�ia $46r1ew . - BROCK RD. / HWY02. Sparkling new 1 bedroom baeemsnt Apt br rent 5400 SM / last inckidee 3 ap pimrnas Available nor• dralMy. 619.1251. BROCQHwy 2. Pickering. large bright bachelor beem win Ia Im . M kitchen, seI - snorso , usiies nokrded. $575 mona+ly ka l May bL686- a CLEAN lbedtODrrn SM, clean 2 bedroom .5620. LANM in l dad. arnd apt building / 9irooe area am for appowienerg 031 am COURTICE era.di ' bmarnenl apt.. taprae mrltralrn. perlwg, Iddhan. appierices. 3 pr- both. $00 irrird a ulftn Awimbb irtedddy =-Nis boo mou�W. DOWNTOWN whlby in amok aparinent building_ Huge two bedroom Sport - mm wHtorage room- avadebl- May 1. $725 . "ha- Laaniy bodntr-a poling does to all anrm- Ses. Frstrlast 905 -ow 4000 or 906-7364574. LARGE . one beeioora baaY+wnt Farport and Find Jur L. heat hyrdo, cow. pMYg , laundry, no pets. no lis nokws. SB05.. 937-0043 Call CLASWFiED for friendly, professional personalized Senfice LA Ter►ribeh"Wb Close" CALL TIOMY! 6MMV fax 579-2=1 SBADOE Raw. at Also. ask 2 baboon is 12-pb, 11tg aSimm, eahk i - chdod hydio. Laos, ft Nm 1r�wllmiba Made IOL 644100x- Rrdllr- ONE b ter bommmM BtllmN AjmL P bur alb parson $head WrbX Im M be assibill Fill No quirod l90 w Aso. $676&Kbakrm•427 t3e2. OSHAWA - 2 bedroan apsrtrrsrl ovai6U at 666 and 900 -o w1 SL Close fe schools, WwMog d G.M. WOWS irrAlded. lsY LM*' requiad. Call 726 4993. OSHAWA •ane bedroom apartment in 304 Simone SLS. S630rmonl h incursive. AvM N. May 1 st First 1/2 of last reptlred. Call Stnw (905) 5713229. OSHAWA . one bedroom apt., on main floor, plus bwnant. Fnckides all uW bes and appianoes. Ri1sont Arthur. $6501fisillsaL Also bachelor apt. 5325/ ap planes included. 571- 3679. OSHAWA S0n1Y end hi -rim 1 bdrm - $569; 2 bdrm - $619. clsw►Aarge suk". khdw dashed, cabb. hot wider, parking, new appiarhoes. Tenanl pays hydro. 436.6700 or 4046222 OSHAWA near O C. bachelor Apt lrrrshed, $NO mon0h first last non. wrookers. available May 1. 434.2629, or S71-7561 OSHAWA North - One two and three bedroom, available May ld, Jure let Fridge. stove laundiy wcitr- bee in budding. Loon in- cluded. 7232004. Naw 04HA1fA Lis 2 todm.. 1/ 2 of legal dupim fully hatoad yard. Parking new appliances. Sam floor laundry. very clean woo plus Meda F /L. 434-1011 OSHAWA- Mary St N., 2 bedroom on 3•P,ex nchdes host 369&m Cal (706) 437-2924 ovwh- or vesksnde. PICKENM - Clean. spa - coma broadloom, 2 bed- room baeanem4 apariurnt. appl-. a -pence a► tranw, dose to all am m. ties. no wnokrg, paw. Avaieble May art $735 n• ckxim ulief. 431 -am. PICKERING -clean 2 bedroom boom w t S70W M. May 1. As con.. park- ing, laundry. a" weem Inge I=%& bus-wuae. a31- 61oc. PICKERING East Range, Large 2 D-droorn. base - merit spvbnwhI walkout own entrance, po,ang 4or 1 Ca. sinba works g per- son. 66500ronih. frsslaet No pets. relwwnoes rw qurest anwiSbN now Cal 50 --lent PICKERING- Liverpool a Bayly-Large 2 0-droom bawnww Apt.hlo seok- ■ng.no pea -SM Vicki- an-.' SAM'- Jun IstCak (906) 431 -sachet a wet raquo-d. ROSSLAMOISTEVEN- SON aro - are b-sroom api ri .nit bidgdsbvm. Laundry fanlitrea o4w, van eranca+parkii g- SSSWrmady. By 4ppaihmawet army 4176- am. SOUTH OSHAWA, owe bbiaerawrther" apl.' avaimbha Mar Ist laundry; no pada, "At" ftr gailit Poem SM. awe& as moom Pius Cob. bet I IML SM 3006 Pk3� 1 Boon= basaaaeL son.Al in Inertias � tlahw arEM- Call aft SM A rridredesbbdmdirgm ter sw4m aMNwda Two BEOfgOM SPLob"hi$► Go" pew o cwlNal w br, SM. 0575AD OW hp deo. Bsa TWO beamme =nib, in lowly le July t0. $400 as babowa VACMICESI Con tb oke �Penal Shop selection.�Du6i HOME fes, (SM 4261276 Sriirol be. wEiTliftymn2 bright, 2 bed oom bmmmSraS ca - bb. bb, UNK 4 Pa Mork sW «ata antrance, bhwdry. J mi at ft SM waposs. no 6Srolirg, 426-14V24 r y - 1-babOMn separate errundry 18,0-- ltaisl9Yt. %serene• n-Mmoin, tw Pub- ls It wd1Ms1 • One bedrnt, S5W-- eadwim. 500 Cal days 725 - 1430, ikeiedad Ftaalast re¢aed ssparale en- tarkee, coax b downlowrt, P016, amiable. Roeser- � Rd rd�d• in OISHAWA: 3 bedroom Marra, 6 applaNeae, park- SCENIC Piebn - 2 bob clean adult horrke,00 ova- Pod,pp close roam &, wrishsd conew pre oniOloysd Prsort. Buipariortg,shers, wl shoppr' q, = es, 3 pop. boar, mat rd►• sMF 16 whr1 ►eons $100weekly NNmvn ngkind. $45d n4 boalrtg and swinin Evwutgs 506- monthly, Mw a"Waage (906)721-165;1. Call (905) 6367533. 2 ^iMNd, Shan a1 facAbse, - O�nao�home. Call Ken CLEAN PICKERNiG • exacub" home to chars, WMn Rd now rrrrkMr a. Non amok- kg ekalea POSIN d. $•75/ SWA room pbli�fwmlalled des semi 0001°rp faotTr S. OuiN war. parking, 4 badroomk prelsnabM fir- new. 6911 evenings and we kendM. btJMsL 6664016. ikeiedad Ftaalast re¢aed ssparale en- tarkee, coax b downlowrt, P016, amiable. Roeser- $400 monWy. erwo, M 905-637-2062 or W-4/6 IDEAL 31, , , n home for rent. / able rent Cal 7259280, 759-2201. WHITBY4kock 5 Row15 lard area. 2 badrocm N.E. OSHAWA, 2 roans, TAKE A LOSS% Owner nkat No. %2600 down Full Bath. 390 q. IL lnidad cine one herniahad. one untur- Me b seer you err LLaa� Fr fk� WANTED nwar LeNie Me- ^iMNd, Shan a1 facAbse, - O�nao�home. Call Ken TransportationTransportation wear Ublisse nckded- 9e30.Ca1 Farland P.S. Whity for re. apofa0ta leanly for JAY 1. now rrrrkMr a. Non amok- kg ekalea POSIN d. $•75/ SWA Collis, Coldwell Banker RMR RSM Estate 726-9414 1 •S06360.2617. 4 badroomk prelsnabM fir- eekWroorn. 432- 7175 alter 6 pm PM MONTH FINCH/WHITES - Pyr WW beasimerit Aglow OFF LIVERPOOL south, 94Z5 ikeberve. vas 1 bdrm. bent apt 4u uP� r�reaS Please 1 !ergs bed **V room, or 427-1977. parkr+g,near shopping. Call 666.4325 ask for Mar • 1 smaller roomboth vac- nppleaM wrtiritaask seat, 4 MppiaMaea, Stir! aMs99rt ava4abtp nrrXMdrale, SSW yarrrsArman. ant Irlasre nub Prebmed. Avaitabb May 1stNewhy mckaive. Call Harry irrrl mistaa Clean, quiet home. 639- decoraled.2 bedroom con - (416)263.7393, Jernil f 0257 do to shw.FsaWres al ap- Lal(416)26346670 !I ea idea• etaylJkMk I a: plances,pool.-bls.sepa- WHITBY/Alex, firnieltsd :420 rale beg oudpLDuham '�Prokiffed" bachelor, bedroom. aveisble ken hon - setgcek lanantFor S37W $525 Clean, quiet modem, monal.Caa 7269735,1esve Mom"' doss b retail and Insi e 4 barking. Mudry,pa nPOWa • .16283•ao3o or 41"17 - RENT TO OWN 9392- WHY rent whisk you CM Own Yar own �~ for Frmbdd Tv h m. on a qu.rr enact*%- nru Xo a parka Was. r"" than you ItankCal Dave Heylock Sales Rep- w"nvt Reeky MOVES (!"I) Lb (1106)$2000YOUIN • or (905) 6663211. r. Lige Fn'r 4.1': m,mXh, rhJr .,u i.u,kt , sur ,.n paFmrnt 405 EMPLOYEE or Osfuvq Milli Whitby The Week, bd►or acaammaeauans. pw Phix y aro Dudroaln. pt+arr 4tb22t-7529 3 beacon tankeyroowk OR '420 vachen, law 24X30 work shop. doft cow ftm only Se95 pka ufkbea. Avab 3 bedroom IolerVkokw. AJAX on the lake is - able now 725-1171 or 7.15- aokt� Oat ups rkafksd room wAf spetfw► EXECUTIVE FUF MSHED SWES Complete wqh dishes, incus, telephone elt Ful use of rec. lac. Prime Whi(by bcalm $1500+ (105 52-5128. I 6' Officell .. ATT: &aneasm en,Law- yers. Aooanianle oft _near CAV Had. 3 cep. mum $oar ofosa IGteAenew. wash- room, kA bw No 9 -Car P aved parking. Feat p— sseerork Only 8660 pkn LA.. 5704ma Begot Real - M Inc. (lido). FOR Mass. Pickering V6 spa. musty sone poomm y, naw war poanbw 1002 Bradt SL S. Whiley also k: Meas. Lona Egna- ns. 906.0966601. 9171.tar ikeiedad Ftaalast re¢aed vkMw, - -- Is rvdry, Idldum IDEAL 31, , , n home for rent. Gl Srkdy 436-1f]w Opo eke led. 11 cable r- $425 wckww. 1 psnon praleeeroal South of wow". Aiax SAL Pam 42f-1677. /Mid Peal. 3 112 baa - 390 q. IL lnidad cine Avttiledp Jou t . 9054N&9054N&waft Me b seer you err AJAX an M take kr- lo! Miaql� am - t1 uS -V Fid- n Apx 130Z dW 6 pwk bast n OMhaw LivLiving.on room Mo :m AJAAJAX mom moor avi SPaoka e 2 and 3 badrocm Its, view � baaraeMe kq cable n- PM MONTH able now 3 bedhoarru. shuns la ntry, S9s0 ikebr loam homes. saw" at S711a t� Larry a telly ekedsd , 94Z5 ikeberve. 9013 60li 3',951 a". Frsehly, psireM A W 57"40 elbW! 427-1977. M7'SONr401 LYrau AVAILASLE Jur 1, Main 9001' of 2 beano t bckaek W -W area SawNigys i, ekrded Large yard. POW MINIM pkn 1/2 uiaaa- Amft t 4IM-15107 BOWYANVILLE, a H1nt SL, 3 0 - - Iksras, dose to 411, ad' -' 16 Ma pee, $m0 obs Ankles. 623-41M LEGAL DUPLEX - Lars 2 DMdrooM. 4 place bank, 9y, kreptao•. tarwdy ball, Ates, Aso prirafa eMtarkoaM, vlew of tabs. Sas blatMA SIM lot "ek 0010 �Mksr qpERING Fveraelkad eXaL 1So0 roan . own baft kr of an 94 IL oawnwdal I %v*j9W Iar4libea See* Pr Ilio. at apace, dive n with ol- Avwia0la Mi lst (lug) 11109 oast O arapo—, low 436 030 -SM, battles,3 pin. $QL Ow berioora- weMtkreow SIX MCKTM Fop re w and nwsY lrtwd warrant Olros. siaooe N- , 0111111- SM 114Sas sagedise w4 SW A Aro rooms. Mao- am Allies. %lens pwr llrwd and %W.eaosrerrt sopa at-a¢1s war•• F W K dean 0600111 434-2443. GARAGE. 23 x 17. N wide doorpnvals dma- wA now real, block blob iq. ova' " iMMksialely, Nbon0bor area- Cal 436M I or 432m401. dro. Cal�SO&MR-7W w bsakArkd 3 not P ru4 psi► AIAR Flwilbar p for it bsnitak l6ntt w / yeds. W*am b.MruMaM. cad cab rkbarkoe taco elkrtA Pit* Dim samom or#& else IIL p saw COLES P011 NNW ben aro tris" aeaa. "'rsY,looaarMellslM' Wil tbilbed baaa oK y at bireatlyt call aa - taliabed teatllrV AJAX - F OdwM� t SHAWA CW** 4 bed- /Mid Peal. 3 112 baa - SAB. clut* iai healed pools, Mi bad"St Mnwl Bw rap. oft I ISM ar reeMr. June 1. Slim welrSr pts ta!llea :B` "se, 3 pa boar, UMM 2M � me ma I / ' In - kms- OK last 1e1 walk -*A basamark garage, Wound, 90 min. Ne Flow dmaes 01111M cold NOWS k ls— 4L16QS6S t i41-SM3111/-2040. los /6402 bay dors. Oar inks and to view pholce on Rei x Summit 666 in vftp L99oti�7� 1 bwOsMMt� 2.5 bsb@6 IMM 1& II9ar Ski Sts nppleaM wrtiritaask seat, 4 MppiaMaea, Stir! aMs99rt AMM Asap tad ba- � t M9sa a Kmr Shoo tuaats)L Car r tls•17K7. elitMM SAY- N K Oil- Close b Islands. t1 0 aildiaL VAboo 991 . ab91a irrrl mistaa �K ~� Mowft 09-07L 6/11 solow a" WdIr. rbc ttlorek � THREE bMrawas am saw MR S E pw kaiaks wMda. Lj�.p� d■rsst NBi !I ea idea• etaylJkMk I a: 0% 6MPhM land --A rood. 1-03-759.2745. be wabxft dow is Wft std THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,1995 -PAGE 29 dlaiut enda ONSL+. F AL AIAR Flwilbar p for it bsnitak l6ntt w / MS- iand lwk0y Med i/Enrnfleck!& e eL Cir Its bw aMa Map• prh�wts®®PkyaSoYq Lop Pit* Dim samom or#& else IIL p saw COLES P011 NNW ben aro tris" aeaa. "'rsY,looaarMellslM' par nnwdcSr. ow Aw79B Campbei e mMr11. i1100 tti* {411tg taliabed teatllrV AJAX - F OdwM� 297-1233 Et Jft fi.- A9 ftw wilago W Family cottage resort 2+3 bedroom t� a tiu yr; od wswmsty, 4v'4w' units available May, June. Aug. and 3bttt1loaa<bwliloli9Cal- Aim nw* netto sew Sept. Units have H+C water *4Prod f01' $*MMA III+ 1iaA1 b dW 4 +lam showers, microwave and elect. i) 3 btld9ts btlaDtbw es. s, Msbte. McMMy, carries for tree 1woaNb45 ML stalk 10 a1' range. Fishing, boating, water sports iPUI obit amcosi Mak a"""ia'w Mass aal bOwaaak Acmd �~y, laaEd &heated pool. saPMr, Htcllrw " ' 5753111 «eeM4I1, 9�4aL7737. Inquiries , n (io THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION INVITATION FOR PREQUALIFICATION PROPOSALS ROOFING TRADE CONTRACTORS ROOF REPLACEMENT, RETROFIT & REPAIRS The Durham Board of Education proposes to perform Roof Replacement. Rett & Repairs at various locations throughout the Board. Roofing Contractors interested m prequalification for tendering on these projects are requested to obtain a copy of the prequaliricatian proposal documents available from the Purchasing Deparunent Prequaiifixation stbruissions are to be forwarded to The Durham Board of Education- Purchasing Department, 400 Taunton Road East, R.R. N2, Whitby Ontario LIN 5R5 in envelopes with contents clearly marked -Prequalification Submission" for not later than the dosing time and date - 3 00 p.m (Local Time), Friday, April 21, 1995 Submissions should restrict the information provided to show relevant experience in the imunediate past 5 yeas in scllopl projects - Drawings. Specifiations. and Tender Documents for the projocu are currently scheduled to be made available in May of 1995 and only to a limited number of Roofing Cootractons who have been deemed by the Owner and the Contult:mt for each pojed to be prequalified to perform on each project - The Board reserves the right to accept any or all proposals. DENNIS M. HOMENIUK. CPP., CPPD MANAGER OF PURCHASING This Project is hooded through the �N C">da"°mtar'° World prom Canada 1 L J THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION INVITATION FOR PREQUALIF ICATiON PROPOSALS MECHANICAL TRADE CONTRACTORS 900" REMOVAL AND The Durham Board of Edwworl proposes to perform Boiler Removal and Repiatxmcat of Heanng Systems compime a vanots locations throughout the Board. The estimated value of the two projects will be approximaidy s55o,00o.00_ 11,40cbmical Trade Contractors interested in prequelitication for -coloring on these pojeas we requemed to indicate their i serest in writing, and forward a completed copy of C.CA Document No. 11 (Revised 1972), the CANADIAN STANDARD FORM OF CONTRACTOR'S QUALWICATION STAIENENT FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, together with specs wntten amfumadon from a Sway Company of the Contractor's hooding limits and Correa bonded commitmeaa. Ptopinl subalilsiom doll oleo include a Jolla amboririg The Darhant Bood of Education to obtain information from applicable fEumcid imsdMd m mgwdmg the poponeat's Soaicial position and an adtogtlate descittion of the Health aid Safety Pbticy of the psopafeat A&Xbmwd Coattacox WSW= with an acceptable confirmation of ranrrm status wridt the Wain - Compeataooi Honed. Psegtalli iceboat submistiom ape to be fotwaded to Toe Dunham Bond of Ellocatioa, Pachatitg Dep.etmea, Opp Kunkel Rod Fast. R.R *2, Whitby, Ontario LIN 5R5 at enviclopes wedi nom mats ciady matted "Ptequawwatiou 90mbaloar for scot low dm the dog" time and dW- 3AD PAL (Local Time). Fdday. April 21,1995 !t sioald be noted dot legtllk fanned sabmimioem we wccpabk, (Foot Na (905) 666.6476) and that ctlatptoy bnochum i d atlganah d farad dowmeaa we not sequined. Submittioos tloodd testeict the iinfonm96on provided to showy tetevaat espaienoe is the immediate PON 5 yearns is school p 0jeetls d similar size and comtsieaioi value. Drawri lk SperifiCa000s. aid Teoda Doanoeaa for the pnnip cis alt: Comically schedWW to be Bede avalahk May of 1995 and only In a bn*od number of Mechanical Trade Cooaactons who have bees deemed by the Owner for each pnoja t to be p mite ahfied b pataem an each parojxt. r. - Tim Bond sesetves tie right to accept my or all poposalt- DENNIS M- HOMENMY, CPP„ CPPD MANAGMt OF PURCHASING - •" This Project is hefted theotgh the , • s;.. , ,!Caatldal10ntario Id'eapetlrxwe Works ptttygram - • f..1'... - jOb50ttleeiD �,, Canada THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,1995 -PAGE 29 TRBIr RPM, LAW Ssy- CLEAMATER - tory fur- GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom ABSOLUTELY beaublA 2 mow. Wbodirtd Eales. real nkobile 1`01 . 3 bathrooms bwrdxKm Morey, 3 bedro0nk 2 batt W* IorrMkespMq cot- clut* iai healed pools, cordo, close b famous poll"" Id dw , pka or - "se, 3 pa boar, UMM hot Wbs. Wnia. ikat 20 Clearwater beach, pool, )a- mut cbwq room, roe room, Pod, beady, sbn,ptsY- MW4*w to bsaclea. NHL aezzi, BBO. private yard, walk -*A basamark garage, Wound, 90 min. Ne Flow Hockey, Bks Jay baseball, available Now - Dec. b1' only 997,500. Ted Hoeph- i41-SM3111/-2040. dog, hove tacks. Children inks and to view pholce on Rei x Summit 666 tersloarhp, kw than nwW. 6869d16 or 5794M. 3900. cal(905)603-5503. (io THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION INVITATION FOR PREQUALIFICATION PROPOSALS ROOFING TRADE CONTRACTORS ROOF REPLACEMENT, RETROFIT & REPAIRS The Durham Board of Education proposes to perform Roof Replacement. Rett & Repairs at various locations throughout the Board. Roofing Contractors interested m prequalification for tendering on these projects are requested to obtain a copy of the prequaliricatian proposal documents available from the Purchasing Deparunent Prequaiifixation stbruissions are to be forwarded to The Durham Board of Education- Purchasing Department, 400 Taunton Road East, R.R. N2, Whitby Ontario LIN 5R5 in envelopes with contents clearly marked -Prequalification Submission" for not later than the dosing time and date - 3 00 p.m (Local Time), Friday, April 21, 1995 Submissions should restrict the information provided to show relevant experience in the imunediate past 5 yeas in scllopl projects - Drawings. Specifiations. and Tender Documents for the projocu are currently scheduled to be made available in May of 1995 and only to a limited number of Roofing Cootractons who have been deemed by the Owner and the Contult:mt for each pojed to be prequalified to perform on each project - The Board reserves the right to accept any or all proposals. DENNIS M. HOMENIUK. CPP., CPPD MANAGER OF PURCHASING This Project is hooded through the �N C">da"°mtar'° World prom Canada 1 L J THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION INVITATION FOR PREQUALIF ICATiON PROPOSALS MECHANICAL TRADE CONTRACTORS 900" REMOVAL AND The Durham Board of Edwworl proposes to perform Boiler Removal and Repiatxmcat of Heanng Systems compime a vanots locations throughout the Board. The estimated value of the two projects will be approximaidy s55o,00o.00_ 11,40cbmical Trade Contractors interested in prequelitication for -coloring on these pojeas we requemed to indicate their i serest in writing, and forward a completed copy of C.CA Document No. 11 (Revised 1972), the CANADIAN STANDARD FORM OF CONTRACTOR'S QUALWICATION STAIENENT FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION, together with specs wntten amfumadon from a Sway Company of the Contractor's hooding limits and Correa bonded commitmeaa. Ptopinl subalilsiom doll oleo include a Jolla amboririg The Darhant Bood of Education to obtain information from applicable fEumcid imsdMd m mgwdmg the poponeat's Soaicial position and an adtogtlate descittion of the Health aid Safety Pbticy of the psopafeat A&Xbmwd Coattacox WSW= with an acceptable confirmation of ranrrm status wridt the Wain - Compeataooi Honed. Psegtalli iceboat submistiom ape to be fotwaded to Toe Dunham Bond of Ellocatioa, Pachatitg Dep.etmea, Opp Kunkel Rod Fast. R.R *2, Whitby, Ontario LIN 5R5 at enviclopes wedi nom mats ciady matted "Ptequawwatiou 90mbaloar for scot low dm the dog" time and dW- 3AD PAL (Local Time). Fdday. April 21,1995 !t sioald be noted dot legtllk fanned sabmimioem we wccpabk, (Foot Na (905) 666.6476) and that ctlatptoy bnochum i d atlganah d farad dowmeaa we not sequined. Submittioos tloodd testeict the iinfonm96on provided to showy tetevaat espaienoe is the immediate PON 5 yearns is school p 0jeetls d similar size and comtsieaioi value. Drawri lk SperifiCa000s. aid Teoda Doanoeaa for the pnnip cis alt: Comically schedWW to be Bede avalahk May of 1995 and only In a bn*od number of Mechanical Trade Cooaactons who have bees deemed by the Owner for each pnoja t to be p mite ahfied b pataem an each parojxt. r. - Tim Bond sesetves tie right to accept my or all poposalt- DENNIS M- HOMENMY, CPP„ CPPD MANAGMt OF PURCHASING - •" This Project is hefted theotgh the , • s;.. , ,!Caatldal10ntario Id'eapetlrxwe Works ptttygram - • f..1'... - jOb50ttleeiD �,, Canada e _. __ "' , � _ _-ii4---..�s"'�"�:.�e�.,. _-�w.rancgr. .:a.a...,.,,,c...,.,,,n,..... — — --- — --- -- � - .. .. . � -. . = •. M; "a PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 9,19!5 ADORABLE CAPE COO 4 Mdion " I. - - $139.000.00. wooded con rlaNic beauty, colnforb of servation area, now Lake homy. sand I, ,- sllalow Salgog. 1.100 sq.R. 3 bay, Lala- Mazirrw. Boat, bdrm 2x8, r-20 rials, high- barge. hweiing to bring. efficiency gas furnace. $105,000. 065.6452. H,R.V., gas Ii F1 e. 1 2pc. 2 4pc. M suits baton, own deck. Ience, renovet- r rorgMin CN, oak kilcllert. , 905-966-9106 AJAX-SouthEaak back - Pobntal. 429.9M (Su. split. 2 beet, garage, open AFFORDABLE Lake On sat and sun. 1 - 5 P.M. 31 Ira train •lion near Ten Arrcher Dr.. Ajax. Must ed, ton. Fully erviosd nrUe $172.500. (905) 426-0143 bwet, @I she ed dod*vg. GREAT VALUE - Ds wool sibs available. fached three bedroom Ful price from $9900. have, eat n kAehen, fin- tema.1167571944. wheel basement with fire- RED SETTER RESORT. place. Two bathrooms, get• Trent Rpm rear Havelock rage. South Ryyrr fadabb, long bumh - ra SA00. Cal Abort R Large tiny serviced miles book. Remax Quality One from $78/aeason. CottaW Ltd.. (905) 6835000- ea 2.3 bedroom from $330 XURIOUS 3 bedroom • $375 . 1 36 0607 or cordo townhouse n quiet 1-705-778-3D96, court 2 car garage. 2 /n 2414 Hine. Agana. abaokubl,,, beth with jacuzzi. ceramic 575 Money $Dora. gas fireplace in iv- to Lend PRIVATE SALE Tones Ing room, central air a vac. finished untin 1be r*4 "Mm bedroom .ani. rieety d.aoret.d. fry t.rin.d gas basement. Mayupgradespool in O-Wi&X. aoRRow $10,000. ge y as No agents. $1 900. 725- ltde as $110 par rrwi . 6676 o.a.c. Cal Jerry. 666720D. Free consu Cations. Anblse NORTH WEST O wa, klvend nere. Ltd Super thea bedoom sem, in deemed area. does to MONEY problerrt7 Debt shopping, ocloola. and on corlsoldakons, coedit r- & m I rout, deal for let its. personal budget fiat buy". $116.500. To pians ur9 or" roper. FREE taw cal 725-6661 CONSULTATIONS. Ontario OPEN HOUSE Sat- CreditCaawlors (Oshin a- Twonla) 4331425 Sun. 12-5, E. Oshawa 3 bed 001 1 2 alorey, de. OBTAINING A LOAN IS !ached, ercoeerr .- _ NOT GUARANTEED. ;;b sugh ood. yea. SOME COMPANIES nor, W9a pmV aped lot. CHARGE UPFRONT along $119.500. cal Tem FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. 05 5369. or (9) ITB 440-6-25n. INN TIGATE THOPO�6 Y BEFORE OSHAWA - 3 Dedroorn SIGNING ANY CON un bgalow Gone b Oshawa TRACTS. CMrtro. Separate, entrance b basement apwrlinim. dot grape. $135,000. Cal - • , _ 571 -IM. • THANKS TO ST. JUDE and five Sacred Heart d Jim" and SL tlw Anny and all 9s sainls for III w awiwd May •re Saeed heart ofJews be d aPZV hued and out he mot no r "iMf rld farm" O ..o.d herb of Jm^ pray for ut. SL Jude, worker of mie- dee, pray for us. SL Jude. 11*0 of the hovel«.. pray for -. Say this payer 9 linea e do By In eiglrw dnc your payar will be an - $trend. Publication must be pronuieed. J.A.H. SINGLE? AS the bad" Personal Introduction Service in the world, tdlerloe4 are we already have the permn you aro kwkng V Cal TOGETHER RTaEiEThM/ k 1'Yf1l ave pee s le waw w pn b %W ft." Mart V era. Fa a maawae �oMwrwa ave rw vast d era• 1keaa Maw ave 41lfr71IS-4116 OSHAWA NortlrWeoL 4- bedroom. 2 bd+t. sp&Aw - ATTENTION- people wmo tLj eL Mug, d - row wind- work hard. nave feet and own deck. Ience, renovet- eww hag. Urinbd sarrirq ON wasfromm, $149.900. Pobntal. 429.9M (Su. Owner (9 M)436.1619 Open Hale Apel 8.9 130- San). 42Wa660 (Mary). on DATING Servwma are al A00 pin aOeCAYGEON OPPOR• diflov Parwur Sea d PICKERING $156.900. 3 TUNITIES. Succomo ul body rwetae wd bis you select smacm e. Wakes o". -0- who Infirm bell-con.m m. bell -con. paw- $79.900. 6 pbx eaoelet i,. you and true am" der roan. new furnace. Ioeaaon a rloonrs 60L Pwrrrl rmind rp f boedoan• attacinI $196.900. John Tremblay fadabb, long bumh - ra deooratsd. move -lir condi- 1-000-819-070 W. Frw* korrhga. Cal for my M Bon. nowschools. d uich- R. E. broafraa, w4h re obfgeaon as pelt. burr dib. pn- vaM, for apper-.—d 5. CIM Trudk in prime loca• or presses b per at 663- - 7pm only 1113111-410118. No ion. faidw Bar Sirs, 3 cid 2414 Hine. Agana. abaokubl,,, yr. very prolibbb hr Ma" Ma+sl3 bumwrso Adong $21,500. PRIVATE SALE Tones ob.o. las 7253461. untin 1be r*4 "Mm bedroom .ani. rieety d.aoret.d. fry t.rin.d gas is hod 11flOoMfM to love It 1. t>116tIC! Cap fireplace. roc. room. S► %stun and Philp hurray a». qurdk . kl- i•g availabi b qualified purdraa.adtlg6123.500. NO AGENTS. Cal s76- -IM 76-1605 9 a.m. - 4 P.M. week - WATERFRONT COIMNaSTY, 2 ace lots Low $155.000. d"' Perry Eobb& 427 -CM a 4262215 SiI// ll. priced. Seakud- w �T. . - ..d IndicV2 h flea O*mm& 44lom-1666 ADVERTISING FRANCHME A wet eatabkefrd Publication n Durhrn s for aalm. Great appor- tlnfy for salty orw - person who e0,0 awing b wwwow& rsv R%TW fir M CAIMDa EVwNLY Mus • U" t - Dw -r LM liiT� MO*'y ACCl/UTE CABER PSYC/6CS i-�oarsi�+�ss 1111 l Mode to MW tlel.alld oongetlbll SMI�e. 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The -great Love you gave 'Dr the end of your days, Grows stronger and deeper with each passing day - YAM Low Always, The Evans Family. Sa4'007maaa Remember your loved ones with a special Easter In Memoriam. This section will be printed Sunday, April 16th. For further information call classified advertising at 576-9335 This Week When it comes to saving, finding, looking and selling classified is the people's choice. Shouldn't it be yours? Classified - the unanimous choice of smart buyers and advertisers everywhere! Oshawa/Whitby This Week _. 576-9335 ` - 4 , �Irn I.nu�.lu_ I ail RIinl,nilii 11�tnit n SINCERE male, Win. 31, who loves to laugh and have good times, bolting for slim female, 25-32 (child okay), who enjoys the outdoors and cottage life, 40, Iwa6ng _country drives, ler ftiertdrttiP SY 1000 SEPARATED mala. 40s. 59', 160 W., have 40 fl. camping trailer, smoker, likes yard sales. visiting hiernds, looking for one-on- one relationship. mature lemale only, no head gamesalcohol or heavvyy dreg problsrns. SY 1:9 87 M single mals, 38, 56', blue eyes. I ivs in Ota country, love9 walks, boating, workrtg out and would like to meet lady, 35-41, who is a non- drinker. SY 1038 (OSH) GENTLEMAN, 42, non- smoker, looking for a lemale for, quiet Imes. SY NON-AGGRESSIVE, 33, 6'1', toned male, hard- working, looking for hon- est, ,sews relationship. Romance is a mxrd buss dildrsn and animals, flats Am lades, angle or singe moms, 27.35. Will you cap? SY 1040 HONEST and caring while male, good sense of humour, enjoys country music, movies. sports and quiet evenings, seeks Tamale. 45-52. with sailer * &s . -1 for i.io dwip and Rana unimportant. 8Y 1041 OSH ATTRACTIVE. ml 16, fu web. 27. with a fond hand. looking for a women. 20- 35, who rakes thus* glsl- his* and wants someone to share he file with. SY 1042 OSH EXCITING and knaovig wit male. 22. S"6', lows dares, the outdoors and sports. seeks tamale. 19. 23. who wants b be loved, caved lot and is rib sports and long waks. SY 10413 OSH EMPLOYED male. 30, V4% with 4 year aid boy. muscular, very athletic, hiwde say 7m good look - 0% inlsreets ate wnpirg canoes, art and sports.seeking sincere female for relationship. Mothers welcome. SY 1046 ONE -WOMAN -MAN, seeking a one-man. woman, sinters, lovable. separated -Inde tela, 50, 5'r. blond hair. bkre eyelt 1S5 Ibs.. wtsng for a lov- able shm country and So's music, holklung hands Qrong out nnovees. SY 1010 HONEST, romantic. dngfe dad, 40, wilh a 9r"MfrM d humour. de¢eaed and wig. looking for a beat hied and a lover, 35.15, who does not mired W" treated wilt respect and understanding. SY 1049 4 d• —910. %+ iM made. 40, loves cooking, the out - doom nori-emoke sec�eksry Y ". 2643, for a >� wlefondip. 1 have a bit to (offfeerr a woman. SY 1959 *a0 Amy s0 a. enjoys aasic, nbweM and 9e- oua- door&. SO" reliable. 4116scillonalle, aft IN*. 30- 330. andquriet ifeeek MR tlws�Mlal(OaMrrte�a while mal*, 19.1 world ism b meet an 1622 year old, BUM, while Iarnae who M— b haus fin asrd 9AN I'm ellik wileffe and ii tllkrk SYj por niedoeteltip SUPER. eatilik Very family. so" wm speow kingdom "a 9e 8111 lady. So share Oof w romance and Pension mystical alsliornl Sy 1064 �M+ Lama "k 10, boli* for inifturce-minded. del. liornalle. 30,�W who am and -iglu mYet34 11 nwurse, artw and much mont.lookintomtinle gjenlye for a 1pg�1pg� bOe�ltgrmlalorteltq- Sr tl9ii 33. looking for a single eof humour. affec. b-moars, fun to be With. a a Led thk anjoye rrelation�ship. Star T I*" 16 8ELI4 I OYED. SSW • CALL ANYTIME • 24 HOURS A DAY ' e 7 DAYS A WEEK t THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, APRIL 9, I"S-PAG131 les., non-driNcer, smoker, ofujoym movies. scuba div- ing. ear raetrq and most sports, would like to mist female. 28-35. Single mothers welcome. SY laft (03M YOUNG bolonp. M. while male, 45, 5'9 . medium build. enjoys tennis. golf and wrapong, bokirg for a while a bledc f.m,.e, ss or shorter, 30-45, ht, to enjoy, to above and hom, them. sY 1000 (08 VIRTUALLY sane. almost down-to-earth male, 20, 511', well butt, empby*d and financially stable, seeks slim female, any age. who enjoys moves, spontaneous adventure and Ile odd rase beak just to ower side of realty. SY AFF TH) AFFECTIONATE. intel- gent, mature, 27, single, white male, nwsically inclined, hardworking, aesks non-smoking Ism s". 23-32. to pamper and spoil aiy. For friend- ship loading to rNabon- ship. Sr 1062 (01" HONEST black male who is politically anculturally turally rtwrdsd, who is looking for black tante. non-smoker, 20-26, between S' and S'S', petite. intelligent. SYS- 1 and 9 , 4;_ GENTLEMAN, 4S, tall, loves kids. critters. good simplemusic and ave of kindness, looking for atoenaI b hugh uelh. SY vmtosm whits needs. 30. pAys r fit, non-smoker, oys 111111111 culdttom, bohav for iMaEr single, wnae lural, 26- 31X ST MISS (009 HO6EST. aSsc`onda and caring while mob, good' saes of humclur, eftjoya country and western tM gIf' a and uittar. wt011_ @Sol" and jus wart- to be a *pew-wonson-mam". (replaa1tq+onsA.. ST I*" fIBIY somca,06 onacu iar. whit mac. early 20's. seeks discreet daytime eetoaeMes YAM Ismodses, 19.10, good ■ a asaeL sr 1 7 ALL, white male, 65, enjoys taveing and lrkudt mow. wail Re- to nwN a flenlals &sound Nis same age, for hiandshilp. ST Ion FAgEMEK s"maW while malics, 37. S'r, 140 1 short brown hair, fight eyes, non -a geooteigi loci vialm fig CIA for dinner. Watchingpchiin for'/mdsmoulm �3040. SY 109i MwTURE. atkaetive, sin- r'k . - -- Me* 19. 1—— ft for ohm femae, 16-25, child okay. for friendship and long term come it- meett No head games. SY unto" (ether W. bon, No auto sports and Ick" things, not into bar steers, seeks aim .. r frnale, 3040. for possible relationship. 1071 (OMonte nrmiocmr. SY DISTINGUISHED. *stab- lished, very active, SS, Tr. *enjoys cycling, good conversation, social drirtlw. gooaddmusic. am*- and b�*,57- S lbs. -14S lbs.. 4654, poosi bppus�Srelationship. SY tills SINGLE male, 31, brown hot. bleu* eyes, world film to most a slip, attractive lomre for krndelip. poe- sible, relationship. All implies ansfiero4 SY 1017 WIDOWER dad. whice. 52. non-srnoker, seeks loving, hoe 111". �mtdmpwr dent posmeve spaced Iady. Pidkertn Ajax area. SY IMS(09'k) SINCERE, honest mee. separated, 49, looking for fun loving female who wrpys dencn0 and dining out, 40-50. non-amoker. I am an occasional drinker and very romantic, for friendship and possible ndaticndip. SY 1019 HONEST, sincere, white mals, 37, 5'6', 130 IDs., mechanic, have all the Says, boat, two hot rods, enjoy boating weekends in Muskoka, camping g, doncic dining out. waft, �)r relationship or sr 1426 KIND, caring, attractive ge ave ou. St, sales *am- utivie in bb rtaNp icketing. would sa alady. 3650 someone who would its to be bused special because sen would be speaal b no. BY 1021 FUN-LOVWG male, 23, ,Ails, hard emilm ia 4ov- Mg, wep-educated. shy. looking for employed, whits. single Mese only, to erafrtdh erose Pfau mmdsbarth and have s. SY �potitieal OUTGOviia skive mss, 37. ST, 137 6&. enjoys otA for spar, wiluitg and dancing atquiet l=b ler Iowa". 30+, with a sense of hnrmour and a plwim Ion Ile. ler fierrd- sY JIM annectiw mole. 21.4'. sin bu76 bits eyes, dark blond* hair. who erlijoys rn -- lie waft on �and p4lsjn 1-11.4 liar, for f4 "We ler a ngfui re tionship. I' EXCEPTIONALLY attrac- tive female. 49, petie. blonde, who enjoys dom- ing, travel, romantic evenings, looking for a good looking. tag gente- man only, 49-55. who is if 9w good 9�M e, inn ie. SY 2=(OSH) fished female, 40, 5'8', who ernjoys dencrg iia. . boating and romantic tines, looking for a an guy with a sense of humour, is Malb" for bloc SY � HONEST, attractive lemale, 5'6', 21, seeks rsmponeibb, mssws-mind- ad male. 22-28. who maoomriis, dig andel the outdoors, must be atlec- tione * and have a good avers of humour. 3Y 2250 INDEPENDENT, sincere and honest, with a good sense of humour, tingle lemale, 47. Son" some- ole with same qualities. fora las rslatioeulip. SY 2261 PROFE"MI. outgo- ing, stngle white female, 23. seeking single white mels. 23.26. welh a sere of humour, no dspederts, whoa career milled and knows whet romance is as about. For Insidel p, poe- able mm' - 1 hip. SY 2262 PETITE, blond*, profes- sional lady krWdng for tat, 45-55, soulmate. I enjoy nature, walks, music, dancing. I seek a Marr to low and to sham my Nile with. SY 2267 INIDEPENIDENT, aniscsvm brunette. 43, 5'S, conloA- able in jeans and fancy dross. humorous and hon- est. enjoys dwncirg nativo art, culture and trawl. no head games, friendship Oral SY 2264 (pain HONEST. single, man. 31, avow Cuddling shred fits am � dad arsomexg who', kids and is very romantic. It you ward to know mote ab d no. a/ (mOyBN5E mailbox. ar 22 INDEPENDENT mom, active, very attractive, white female, 41, very young at heart, enjoys music. dancing and ten outdoors. I for letfltsnds.. wAM a nude. 30 - TRUE blue, loyal too. serer of humour. S0. 516', 140 lbs., widow, annobl aurirtal low, ajar fol.. iy.ttaisic, f>loirirtg, mtliiee. VtaMfor eilerwtvs, asaRlirty betrl(sml P+!altb�asr. black Ismael 30%6 tt Mbitg Victim =01ler n� ship. IN L Imrrtsls, M�iorys� and cam to wwith a 1119 Camem. who bums sumer len. hmw* and sirnoMity, aka a Most. SY 2273 EASYGOING, down-to- ar9. single. ,rale went�royes, sports. al, 30, IM ou sports. aftd �YaYei mMeke mac noull"rt, 20.35, br tut. ararnariP +red P« sibletell kicnshlp. 8Y 2275 SINCERE. attraetiw, slim female, 42. 5'11% enjoys romance, good converse - bon, over mcg. bum and nroet sports, seem an her. eat, sincere, passionate Male, 5'1('+, to sham my likes and interests- SY 2277 HELP! My Moi r++y is driv- ing in* crazy. She takes me b movies, the beech, park and„I a brsrk) he's need has a sense of humour, 26, tap and safacave. reeA, a ten, noir 2280 �)) 2635. s MALic3, 3645, my you is me' Don t deceeved by the la jos -I r the pion wrap prrg. for maids there is a lovely present, mads 1954 hoe sir+�t1y ounce. tivity and lots d TLC. 2281 INTELLIGENT lot we mid tit's, looting for reale, tae, n his 50's, a smoker and must be camp and bskeve communication is impor- tant. In returny I can offer �riM. Sir and lots of aterNdf aY 2262 PRETTY and peatm single morn who enjoys kle with a positive atbkude and has mol interests, would like to most mole. 30-40, must be altracsvm. a it' - % with a good sense of humour and erste nature. SY 2264 Woo. wehae emWs, 33, see” single, sstablahed. professional mac. 35-45. who enjoys b^9 w l les. quiet sv" romantic candeit drives and bubble baths, for friendship and possibe rNstionahip. SY 2245 �I�ACTIVE Ismnals, e<, dktonced, two (toys, ernpya golf, curling, running, wagm. psi and base- bd, also reads* fire din- ing. ie ig, dancing and live Ill aloe, ssei¢. smoam mak► with ainiar melts and a Zam erilmseit ST ENGUSN lady, young 4W*. slim. fit, attroetiw, great son" of humour. ST ATTRACTIVE. single mom. 35, blonde hair, hard eyes, smokcer.r. urnNonn-- drinker ' rmreic. 60f a gDOO man, 30-40. for miloafthip. grow rtes HONEST lady. 446. kind- hearled with hiph morals, seeks sirreseia. entdigertt gwas on chemacleir who b bow ,,iia fort' rewdsap and term commitment. s 230 PRETTY, white, your* teniae. 30. 5'6', slim bnxnits w M a good seas dining oul. wof humour. in bgMard f�iw theatre. seeking dark uiwd, still* mall 30.95. with the same irderese and loves animals, for lriendehip, nn� raia- �. �. n his 50's, a smoker and met be akktg and belerie communication is tmpor. tent, in return I can otter, ai colty. loyalty and lots of aOwrfion. SY 2116 INTELLIGENT, attractive blonde, 49. 5'3', no oftil- dren, smoker, social drinker, enjoys quiet lifestyle. nature. music. country drives, seeks She male, 50., lex a k*V-Iorm artnoiorg relabonahep, who r easy- going. affectionate and hornset. SY 2317 (03N) b INDEPENDENT. attractive be SWV* morn. 26, *1 Me. large in low and soft of toughest. and best friend. 30ish. to gst out and Iivs fib b the %Meat SY 211a SY AFFECTIONATE. encee. s+ngN black female, mid SO's. very energetic. twoO V and hone et, seeks friendship. tow. conpan- XX01 p, Irom a whites mac. SO -00., tows Wd music and lraysing. SY 2175 ATTRACTIVE redhead, warm, highly intelligent, seeks a successful, wealthy, well-educated 50, workwithotic geribernon. 30. deep sena* of 040" and gltnwcaft. b share to laugher and We. SY 2342 SINGLE West Inchon get, 26, looking for a snwmm, dofrn-toeerlh ere. 2635. SY 2343 NON-SMOKING, honest, intelligent. aarocirve. 5'9', ' .. . hot, blue eyes, 30. divorced, one child, no wrtosael baggage. a won- derful sense of humour, lows music. books, carte a v ST 2NS Nerd AFFECTIONATE,inhwi - gent female, mid 40's, enlwmeled in sOreaons who can contribute, to her Me. enjoys dancing, live fill aft kavtM and who knows nafuat, luolsg ler a his male for a possible two- tiatdip SY 2369 OSN LEQ 22, atlsciiw mans d oris. esidye fiehirg cards. POOL HOdWO and 4x4. 1 go No 0048M'si dona bra stale for aa aMioua tdslm>rl :6 SY 2m atgte mto9ner of ares. 1R ktoirng Nor niftp. rinds. 19-25, nest ntoy out- doors and tramwMn' g. Sr 2915 ATTRACTIVE, fit, 5'1', white femae, divorced, 91`1110yis boom. movies. bw b wasiwdis s at t e. m.� venWO- tuner, 36- 45. 8Y S eslsbisltsd 0= 10. 5 d. kauesrd n Alpine dldeg, andIrgsEwouifi i b no a snow, homes and ahlovt'rg 9Mntle inti. sir 2=(031 ACTIVE. 46, divorced, slim, 57', sense of hiw nour, mm� s sincere liell � tre hot wt and knows who le (wOanntts. 40-50. SY 2351 CALGON can't take me away, can you? Are you 35-45. great sense of humax. male. ST -6'. then Pick rte. 54', angle mom, ready to start life over ATTRASY 2352 CTIVE � #ds, blue-eyed• professional mom of one and three. year-old, would like to meet an ambrt ous. musi- cal and stable, non-smoh- tng maie, 30-45. to SY 2353 � freed. SINGLE white female, blue-eyed, blonds, medium build. looking for a single white male. 18-25, for friendship. possible rsle- lionsrrp_ SY 2364 (OSH) GOOD-LOOKING, slim, pen» while, female looking for a slim. good-looking. while mate. Is -24, for kmwtcWW. Possible rWa- tonalvp. 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SY S730 GOOD-LOOKING, well built, attached male. 30. looking tot open-minded ternel* or Iwnales tot wild, scat encousers. SY S731 P" WHITE couple, she is 24. he is 30. attractive, wry clean and discreet. seeks shin. attratal whir. dean Iwnals. 20-25. for her. drs- cr*bon a must SY 5732 TWO adventurous. single males. mid 20's, look,nq lot 'wo adventurous leme !- age unimportant- SY 5734 l�1 GAY white female. 30., looking for another iwmes• kwnOafnrp. possible rslowl ship SY 5735 (OSM VIVACIOUS, sensual female 32, mom of ere* bo" for a drerow **no - ship with a prol*ss.onal eye. dogs only. SY 5736 S94GLE while male boxon for good--oakng males, t a- 25 25 for casual encouners. SY 5737 (OSH) VERY atracM blends, 24. III. amosbc, see. amact" lemale ler dnscrest oncoun, lots. discretion and cleanF now soared and exp i c l d SY 5736 (OS" PERFECT gentleman, e'. 1115 los 30 s, warn. caring and giving with a sensual and naughty side, seeks genuine and affectionate lemialss7, for sprig msec. SY 30 SINGLE frterdy, gar white make 33. kwbrg ler same. while mac, 1%.35• antes and honest SY 5740 GOOD-LOOKING mac. early 20'a, looking lex anti le who er maenjoys gong out b me moves, dancing and have a good time. You afire has open. vii- C6�erregaa�nr+ddg looking for some. torm. SY $741 EMPLOTED male, t9, S'11', 14S lbs., almost happy with what life has provided seeking modw- a" sow. slim f rnsis for vi ;no =got gof 10—Ship. Age is not ATTRACTIVE mate seeks aetaefve himahi disawt encounters. ST s7a p COUPLM�E, 32-35, seeks Otlw arrow nlor�s. M�for irt&ip fin apiumnilded and dsostiou sir (yM� alma). ATTRACTIVE, wla�s, strehad lrnusls, 3o's, nwdl- es to attest black Isnisiss or ddCneml 8Y 57416 4=4sad ADVENTUROUS coupe. 30's, seeks attractive. huNhy meads or ower cou. pes for fun and discreet oroou lore, SY 5747 ATTRACTIVE couple. mid 20's, seeking couples or lemale for fun wn000�uro��se, ((ce�rn�andnd d ST'.iR, OFAR Patrick cast rte, ifs been 5 years sines, I've seen you. 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