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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_04_19WEEKDAY LUNCH SPECIAL $�l95 Dining In Only From 3 1376 Kingston Rd., Pickering L.L.B (NE corrw of Rougemourd a Nwy. 402)For Resenndkmw - Tsko-Out S()Q-Q suuj NEws Local provincial election candidates not waiting for Premier's call Page A3 r1000 O� 111100 EM L STAR 10IRIENTA 1 BUST 1 M 1 375 Kingston Rd. (at "Rougeamnoumnt) L (9005)509 9876 i J News Advertiser Wednesday, April 19, 1995 48 pages A Nletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 114 No. 16 Missing families, `emotional roller -coaster' By LINDA �3HITE STAtI ROPM-FUC PICURING — Relatives and friends of six teens missing more than a month are -riding an emo- tional roller -coaster." Many "arc in %-xious stages of breaking down," says search co- ordinator Jude Lighttx)wn. "It's teartrug their hearts out Some cope all right one week but completely break down the next" But an Fater candlelight vigil Sunday night at the beach where it's believed the childhood friends disappeared March 17 offered much-needed support for all. "I've never seen so many hugs between people who were strangers Just, last month. The families stcxxi together. I felt a lot of warmth." says Ms. Lightbownn, whose daugh- ters are friends of the missing teens. The vigil was also "motivating. It helped me gather myself togcdxr .and get searches started again ,Monday morning." Alivady. Writhe& of volunteers have scoured the shoreline for clues. "In times of trouble, the per- .sonality of a town comes ouL I'm awfully proud to live here," Ms. Liglabown says - But "those beaches still have to be searched every day. Things wash up every day" and if a there's a piece of "concrete evidence" to substantiate fears that the boys drowned, `parexMs should be given those answers right away, not a few days later" While some are resigned to the probable fate of the teens, others hold out some hope. "If something happened to three of them, for iostaue, the other three would be terrified to face the families and ,would be hiding out somewhere:' See NO".Page A2 V EDUCATION Junior kindergarten proves to be a hit By LINDA WHIFIFF. %7Af F RtIX)RUR IN TRI IAM — Many forget to kiss their parents gooihye in their haste. and all but a few skip or run up the hallway to their classroom. They're among the Durham Baird of F-ducmtion's first junior kiruJagarten stu- dents and their enthusiasm says it all, educators believe. And though many parents were initially "concerned" about the program — which Ls. offered two full days each week — "it's working," acct xding to Aldon Learning Centre vice-principal Joan P.tttcxscxu. c The centre, an elementary Jos teacher training facility run Patter jointly by the board and York University. is the site of a 120 -pupil regional junior kindergarten program introduced in January. Junior kindergarten has also been offered since then at 11 elementary schools throughout Durham at part of the board's phase-in program. Aben those schoolb, took registration over the phone on a first-come, first- served basis., they were reportedly Hood- ed with calls. Aldon's program was filled in four hours, leaving dozens of children on a waiting list — even though parents from across Durham must drop their children off at the cen- tre, which is located in Ajax. "Khat shows you how many parents out there want this program." notes Mrs. Patterson. Admittedly, because the new pro- gram won't be offered at all schools until 1997 — a deadline set by the Ministry of Education and Training -- those poem who registered tx:w cbd- dre n m junior bridtrgarlen `bdieved in it," explains Mrs. Patterson. u That helps explain why its inooduc- tion has been so smooth, unlike the When the txxvd decided last year to replace the traditional half-day, every- day kindergarten program with full-day, every -other -day classes, it drew criti- cism from many parents who feared youngsters would tw unable to cope with a full day. But even though junior kindergarten students lie down on a towel for a short "quiet time" each afternoon, not one of them sleeps," ' according to Mrs. Patterson. She believes there are many benefits to the all -day pro - Lji grant. "It's a happy day, a full day...There's a sense of calm- ness because there's not the pressure to squeeze every - n thing in. And every child has son personal time with their k;acher each day. 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If you're inter - But Durban er accident proba- Frenchman's police divers police believe the gas tank belonging Robbie Rumbo7, Lefebvre, 17, of ing sato police "have fol- �' occurred �- Bay), the bodies found a full bottle teens took a 14- to the boat was found floating 17, Jay Boyle, 17, Scarborough and foresta for clues into their t lowed up every ably happened may surface" close to shore. He thinks an of beer believed stolen from a boat foot imitation Boston Whaler upsidedown at the and Chad Smith, formerly of Ajax, disappearance, reported sighting in the early stages If it occurred accident may have docked at a mari- boat and water water's edge near 18, all of Danny and Michael Cummins,. 17, of call the search hot line at 831-31230. close to the Chan- occurred near na at the bonom of bicycle for a ioy Wilson. blew Pickering. (oalMWAO) 5140 ( ) ve no rea- son to believe they are in any place other than the lake," reports Detective Sergeant Tom Cameron. 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But, Mr. Wiseman, Mr. Dickson and Progressive Conservative candi- date Janet Ecker aren't waiting for Mr. Rae, as the trio have all been out knocking on doors. Ms. Ecker began going door-to- door in February. "I look at this process as a job interview. "People are quite aware an election is com- ing. The current government is irrele- vant and they're looking at the other two parties." Ms. Ecker is being told by the electorate to "cut government spend- ing, cut government barriers to jobs, increase government accountability and balance the budget" Locally, "there's a lot of concern about taxes and government spend- ing. There's a concern things have gotten off track in Ontario." Health care and an awareness of impending layoffs and bed closures because of a lack of money at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital also rank high with voters, she notes. On May 1, 16 beds are being shut and the first of 50 staff layoffs begin because the hospital has to make up a shonfall of 5800,000. Mr. Dickson says hospital -under- funding" and waste management are issues he's bearing a lot about. People are "against mega -dumps". such as the Brock West Landfill and the Interim Waste Authority's (IWA) proposed EE I site in Pickering, and feel options such as "controlled incineration and rail haul of waste to a friendly host" should be explored, Mr. Dickson says. Liberal leader Lyn McLeod is "someone who's getting stronger' as the election approaches. Mr. Dickson says. Incumbent Queen's Park represen- tative Mr. Wiseman says, "I believe we have a really good record to defend", including the creation of 300,000 jobs over the past four years. And, the opposition parties will Teens flee group home .Jim Wiseman >NDP: `I believe" ewe have a really to have "some defending to do on what they want to cut," he contends. As Mr. Wiseman's been knocking on doors, he's found voters are "for the most part undecided. They recog- nize we inherited a mess" Job creation and employment is the number -one priority in both com- munities, while other issues include hospital funding and waste manage- ment. As for the hospital, he says there's been "a 510 -million increase in fund- ing while I've been the sitting mem- ber. The Liberals want to freeze fund- ing at 1994-95 levels. That means they'll freeze into place the layoff BUY SELL SELL YOUR HOME FOR A FEE AS LOW AS 'MEMBERS OF THE TORONTO REAL ESTATE BOARD 'FULL MLS SERVICE AVAILABLE 'OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE DAVID JOSEPH PRESIDM 1,400 SO.' OF LUXURY LIVING IN PICKERING! FEATURES MAIN FLOOR FAMILY RM., FIREPLACE, CAC, FINISHED BSMT., IMMACULATE! LANDSCAPED. PRICED TO SELL AT ONLY..... $164,873 PICKERING — Six teens have Exclusive Lingerie been reported missing from a Line Voup home here. The young offenders "left ' without authori- ty" from Fernie 1 House Group • • Home for Boys hMW*0* Duh on Roarou d Wide range of genes tis ,- Road ladies' 8 children's a 10:20 p.m. Shorts and Jean Jackets at Sunday, police Warehouse Pricing!! MM ssing are< two boys from Pickering, two_ = from Oshawa, one - from Etobicoke and one of no fixed N B" -SL address. 427-1345. ©©- 1400 Bayly St. Bayly Commercial Park Pickering and bed closures (set to begin on May 1). And, they're not going to fund growth. The Tories are in the same position. Our position is we will con- tinue to work with the hospital so it can provide services." Opinion polls put the NDP in third place with less than 20 per cent sup- port, but Mr. Wiseman says voters "haven't focused" on the election. He believes Liberal Party support of more than 40 per cent is "soft" and voters are "parking their votes for now". 9-5 ,. ,n 4�; tt r. Deoc�e sa.it4 t.am�alte � laetlytt :831-1860 64 Call 683-5110 with your news items. 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PICKERING — A provincial Joint Board's rejection of a pro- posed landfill site in an abandoned quarry near Hamilton is good news for the Town of Pickering, which is targetted for a new dump to handle Durham Region's garbage. That's the belief of mayor Wayne Arthurs, who says many of the rea- sons cited by the board in its rejec- tion of the Steetley company's application for a landfill in the Town of Flamborough could also be applied to the provincial Interim Waste Authority's (IWA) proposed EE11 dump in Pickering. "The Steetley decision dooms the IWA sites, even before the main hearings have begun," the mayor believes. The IWA and the Ministry of Environment and Energy "have made many of the same mistakes (with EE 11) which caused the board to reject the Steetley dump." In rejecting the application, the Joint Board (of the Environmental Assessment Board and Ontario Municipal Board) cited environmen- tal assessment errors made by both the company and the MOEE, which recommended approval of the land- fill. These include: O Steetley overestimated the vol- ume of waste generated annually. (The Town of Pickering has also argued the IWA has overestimated the need for its landfill site. In a pre- liminary ruling last month, a Joint Board decided dump opponents could present evidence on waste export, recycling, existing landfill capacity and incineration and their effects on predicted garbage vol- ume.) ❑ The Steetley landfill, which would have been located about half a kilometre from the community of Greenville, was incompatible with development objectives of the municipality. (The proposed IWA landfill in Pickering would occupy part of the future Seaton community site, designed to house 90,000 peo- ple.) O The MOEE was criticized for rejecting concerns expressed by its own staff and other provincial agen- cies which had reviewed the propos- al prior to the hearing. ❑ Steetley did not adequately demonstrate that leachate from the dump could be contained throughout the lifespan of the site. Asked to comment on the impact that the Joint Board's decision relat- ing to Steetley could have on the IWA's proposed sites in Pickering and Vaughan, IWA spokesman John Steele acknowledges "every deci- sion by the board has some effect" can future applications. But Mr. Steele also points out several differences between the Steetley application and the IWA applications in Pickering and !Vaughan. "Steetley was a quarTy. (Ag and Vaughan) are green -field land- fill sites. (Steetley) was a private application. It lost on all counts. It's quite a bit different. (The IWA) is a public agency." 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The News Advertiser _regularly uses recyded newsprint Muffi*ns, Apples In this annual budget season, it's refreshing to see creativity and perseverance come to the fore. Such was the case with Durham College's board of governors last week when they crunched numbers to come up with a working budget for the next year. Perhaps most notable, and in contrast to the school board's recent debate over the cost of refreshments, Durham College is planning to forego fresh muffins at meetings so it can upgrade comput- ers. By the college's own estimates, not serving muffins at administrative and faculty meetings could result in roughly $55,000 in annual savings. The muffin issue is but a fraction of what has been going on during budget deliberations at the college but it does speak volumes about the admin- istration's approach to its budget, and its commit- ment to trim the fat -- any fat -- from its operation. Out go expansive subsidies for certain college operations, in come leasing arrangements for the quickly evolving computer systems, both of which will further save the college money. At its most optimistic, this budget shows vision. As college president Gary Polonsky points out. dwindling financial assistance from other levels of government has created an environment of high- level involvement among the college's administra- tors. In Mr. Polonsky's parlance, `we have to roll up our sleeves'. Durham College has in many instances shown its level of regard for fiscal responsiveness, quality post -secondary education and commitment to staff and students. This budget further establishes that notion. And the students will be better off for it. To the editor. Itis interesting that Premier Bob Rae and Metro Toronto Cltairrnan Alan Tooks have suddenly decided the outer regions of the Comer Toronto Area actually exist and may have something to offer other than prune sites for garbage. Is it possible that this assortment of smaller towns and cities, most with balanced budgets, are being tar- getted as the next revenue source to fill depleted coffers? Metro Toronto, including the TTC and most school boards (Durham's included) have yet to five within their means and are in desperate financial straits because of their refusal to cut away the fat of a bloated bureaucracy. Premier Rae found GO Transit religion Yet it was he who tools it away from points east of Pickering. Now he can afford full GO Transit smice, can purchase Union Station and build four new subways, all without money. It we believe the rhetoric and empty promises (after all, there is an election homing), and the electorate is perceived by desPerate politicians as being too stupid to know the truth, then any renewed participa- tion in the GTA can only insure Greater Taxes All Around. ]Harvey Kirsch •p` �.r..13.., W :P. .i:,i.'i1 �r%ri-.rt6h(J1 , c•rs r.%. "isA•r.,.,:ri..w' THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 19, 1995.1'AGE 7 -A P NOFpi Town of Pickering 9 'ICI G P420.2222 X905) 683-2760 W ' June 26 October 16, 23, 39 �.�.. "POWER FARD BASTE COLLEC77ON Compo%tabk Yard Waste materials will he collected Joly 31 November 6,13,20 separately from recyclable% and regular garbage in M RECOGNIZE AN the Urban part of Town. (that area south of A Fall leaf collection service will be provided in the Concession Road 3). from April 24, 1995 to November 20, 1995. During this period. * Greenwoodeets of sr>wrgh.al, Claremont, o GMondaver, `<' Grand Whltevalc on Monday, compostable Yard Waste will be collected only on ANCESTOR? CELEBRATE WATERSHED WEEK the following Malays: * November 6,13, 2111. April 24, A 28 The Library has hundreds of unidentified photo- MAY 7-14 1995 1, May 1, 9, I.S. 29 September 25 ( ELE:BRATE (Z) PITCH IN WEEK NIAV i-7, i"s THE TOWN OF PICKERING WILL ONCE AGAIN PARTICIPATE IN PITCH IN N EF.K. .-VN OPPORTUNITY FOR GROUPS TO VOLUNTEER EFFORTS AND CLEAN UP OUR COMMUNITY' TMETHER. N F, (-'A% %IAKE A DIFFFRE%CF! THE TOWN OF PICKERING WILL PROVIDE GARBAGE BAGS. RUBBER GLOVES. AND GARBAGE PICK-L'P. TO ARRANGE A LOCATION FOR CLEAN-UP. CONTACT THE TOWN OF PICKERING. DEPARTMENT' OF PARKS AND FACILITIES AT 421)-4623. PPtE VOUR wRlF9 O s o June 26 October 16, 23, 39 �.�.. "POWER Joly 31 November 6,13,20 A OFATIORNE'Y' M RECOGNIZE AN A Fall leaf collection service will be provided in the INFORMATION SESSION * Greenwoodeets of sr>wrgh.al, Claremont, o GMondaver, `<' Grand Whltevalc on Monday, � 2M P -M ANCESTOR? CELEBRATE WATERSHED WEEK * November 6,13, 2111. A lawyer frown the Durham Community Legal Clinic will The Library has hundreds of unidentified photo- MAY 7-14 1995 1, Doe Include leaves. house and garden plants, discuss both "Powers of graphs from the early 19th We all live in a watershed! The rain and snow which drains from your branches, hedge trimmings and grass A for 1 care may, century bo the mid - 20th property, eventually connects to the neighborhood creek. stream, river. or wedattd, aW ends up in Lake Ontario. cG Do cot ilnchlde eaNt or sod PPlogs DK Place in dear plastic bags. bushel baskets, and "Continuing Powers of '� A for and century. If you think you If we all work together to preserve the environmental health of our own hampers, open wash cans or tied intolegislation ProP�y proposed could bel put some p p mules laces l the piece of the watershed, we will eventually see the benefits downstream! The Town of Pickering will once again he g ag ponsorort the storm drain bundles not lora than I metre affecting these documents. or P o marking program -volunteers will have the opportunity to PAINT in Imgth. Do not bundle using wire. , pictures, please drop by YELLOW FISH SYMBOLS BESIDE STORM SEWER DRAINS, Doe Mace materials out at the roadside for A question and : the Library d nrth �7' �mg g TO REMIND PEOPLE NOT TO DUMP UNWANTED HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS DOWN THE DRAINS. collection by 7:00 am. on the above noted Mmdays amwer will hours. The display cabinet DK Divide ma/alals into quantities weighing not ' '� follow. Some handouts on the SeCOrtd f100[ will be .; STORM DRAIN MARKING PROGRAM mere than 23 kg (50 lbs.) or into bundles not stocked with different Tanga tbm I metre. will be available. pictures during the ResletRkkc months of April, May and Yard Waste has to be free of metal. food To register for FREE June. wane or other garbage. ,,.,,, this Pickering .�. ? If you have any questions regarding this program, program, call THE TOWN OF PICKERING please contact the Town of Picketing Public Worts 931-6265 Central Library WILL PROVIDE THE SUPPLIES TO YOUR GROUP TO GET STARTED IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD Dellartmentl -Mor' 683-276& extension 243. - CONTACT THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT AT 4204630. ' VADE a -A -TR£ AbYEi7SR8, {'ItE7i., AMW,19, %M - C A N A D A S F I N E S T S E D ' DRIVE TIMEJtJST DT4H�� pNY BETS-�. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S L- CAVALIER SEDAN GENUINE CHEVRO■ 2 2 Etre L4 MIF bogs ■ 4- whee� ABS speed automatic transmission engine ■ 3pen g ■ AM/fM stereo cassette ■ air Gond ail►' yE NEW ACHIEVA SUPREME TOURING EDITION DEMAND BETTER. Dual air bogs ■ 4 -wheel ABS ■ 3 1 litre V6 SFI engine • 4 -speed automatic transmission ■ air conditioning ■ sport appearance package ■ power windows ■ power door locks • tit and cruise ■ remotey� keyless entry • AM/FM stereo cassette ■ split folding rear seat i %]PER MONTH 36 MONTHS SMARTLEASE $ OR EQUIVALENT TRADE PLUS V34 WITH A DOWN PAYMENT OF $3594 0760 AND CURVY DEPOSIT $ 25T I T �R1NG ED`�O HE NEW (XDSMOBILE SUPREME EIGHT ROYALE • MORE wER THE NEW ��G`� PC) 5 E t E G 170150 BEST SELLING CPR 5 C T 1 O N PAYMENT OR ZERO DOWN ,ER M-N'im 30 MON1H5 j,MARTLEASE WITH PSR MONTH DOWN PAYMENT Of 6 MONTHS 5325 OR EQUIVALENT "RACE PLUS FREIGHT $349 ANC SECURITY REQu RED ON DELIVERY DEPS- 5300 SECUR',-'' CEPOSIT 5..25 OLDSMOBILE EIGHT'S EIGHT SE Dual air bays a 4 -wheel ABS • 3800 V6DAN /SFI (2p5 horsepower) engme 4 -speed automatic transmission ■ air conditionin •remote ■ 6 way power driver's seat • 9 keyless entry Power windows a power door locks PER MONTH 36 MONTHS SMARTiMASE WITH A DOWN PAYMENT OF $4208 OR EQUIVALENT TRADE. PLUS FREIGHT $399 $870 AND SECURITY DEPOSIT $475 MFOR� AND PY UNDER (DNF ROQF ACHIEVA SEDAN DEMAND BETTER. Driver's side air bog ■ 4 -wheel ABS ■ 2 3 litre L4 MFI DOHC engine ■ 3 -speed automatic transmission • rear spoiler ■ ciuminum wheels ■ power mirrors • stereo cassette PER MONTH 36 MONTHS SMARTLEASE WITH A DOWN PAY MENT OF $2824 OR EQUIVALEN' TRADE PLUS FREIGHT $595 ANC SECURITY DEPOSIT $350 6EAUTY fRCYvl THE /NSD f VAGUE PRICED AT \ CH JOUR YOU SHOULD KW W THIS Licence, taxes and insurance not included. Dealer may sell/lease for less. limited time offer. Other lease terms available. Some mileage conditions apply. OAC. See Dealer for details. - I leiiE NFWS A-6VJRTISER, *ft, APRIL 19,1995 -PAGE 9-A Junior kindergarten a hit with children arents �p FROM PAGE Al. "most valuable learning as setting up classrooms, cur- School Board introduced in an -ffort to attract -new stu- not a cranky or bored tired. w '' e '.,.. materials" because children riculum, assessment and junior kindergarten years ago dents. Some have said there's only one problem — their child wants to come to school every day." A staggered entry which allowed youngsters to gradu- ally ease into the two-day program worked successful- ly. "We saw children experi- encing less anxiety about leaving their parents." recalls Mrs. Patterson. At Aldon, each room is marked with one of three symbols — a mouse, dinosaur or bear — which helps children find their way around. Aldon's motto is "Loving to Play. Playing to Learn." That philosophy is evident in each of the centre's three junior kindergarten classes — which feature different toys and activities and which stu- WEEKDAY SPECIALS Relaxers I wash do Set (r... A upr~. a d uurupgyp aa.) $251_)* Br.tdw _ F..tt rzk>d of w'e.K.. • t35'' SATURDAY% "NLYa " AaQ —V IMi (1.Qo , tow nor d —t PRV IL (W-- a ar.W" — r�r.e�ai r'ow .wwrtw aus Haley Anderson helps Nadine Schlink roll around a classroom. photo by Andrew Iwanowski dents visit on a rotating basis. 'There's a lot of learning that goes on through play." notes Mrs. Patterson. Wooden building blocks are dr:scrihtd as one of Aldon's Specializing in �.. Jatnaipn style Jerk Cuisine learn about sizes and shapes spatial relationships, math concepts and problem soly- ing. At the sante time, children are learning how to share and to develop self-control as they wait their turn for a desired toy. Some activities — such as climbing — focus on gross motor skills, while others — such as painting — improve fun; motor skills. Aklon is also used to train the Nxlyd's early years teach- ers, who discuss such things development. The board will offer junior kindergarten at an addititmud eight sctdx)ls in each learning area beginning this fall. an additional 15 schools in 1()Wl()()7 and at all schools in 1997-1998. It will cost about S4.3 mil- lion to renovate public ele- mentary schools to accom- modate junior kindergarten. Ulf that, the Province will pick up atx>ut S3 million. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPT v Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721.75M AJAX: 50 Comrrercial Ave. 619-ta7! COSOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-474: Saturday & everog appomtnentS avaiiaae FREE INITIAL CON H's Wal -Marys il N T I �BEDDIN Here's your chance to get all your bedding needs at especially low prices! Right now, we've reduced our everyday low prices in the bedding department on selected items! For this special event. .you'll see prices you would normally only dream about! So tome on in! Look for the streamers and balloons to show you where it's all happening! Anything tagged with a yellow and red clearance ticket has been reduced in price. You'll want to pinch yourself when you see our special prices! -peeRSRxt zre itws WALmMART,g LOW PRICES. A��e WAL-MART. ew _ Catering for all occasions Pat Henry FRFY DELIVERY I\ AJAX & PICKERING ON 1 ORDERS OVER S" f (oun 11 a.m- 10 pm. WMonday-Fnday Saturday »:30 a m. -10 p.m. Sat. Morning 8&rakfast 830 a.m. learn about sizes and shapes spatial relationships, math concepts and problem soly- ing. At the sante time, children are learning how to share and to develop self-control as they wait their turn for a desired toy. Some activities — such as climbing — focus on gross motor skills, while others — such as painting — improve fun; motor skills. Aklon is also used to train the Nxlyd's early years teach- ers, who discuss such things development. The board will offer junior kindergarten at an addititmud eight sctdx)ls in each learning area beginning this fall. an additional 15 schools in 1()Wl()()7 and at all schools in 1997-1998. It will cost about S4.3 mil- lion to renovate public ele- mentary schools to accom- modate junior kindergarten. Ulf that, the Province will pick up atx>ut S3 million. The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPT v Offering all insolvency services including personal & corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721.75M AJAX: 50 Comrrercial Ave. 619-ta7! COSOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-474: Saturday & everog appomtnentS avaiiaae FREE INITIAL CON H's Wal -Marys il N T I �BEDDIN Here's your chance to get all your bedding needs at especially low prices! Right now, we've reduced our everyday low prices in the bedding department on selected items! For this special event. .you'll see prices you would normally only dream about! So tome on in! Look for the streamers and balloons to show you where it's all happening! Anything tagged with a yellow and red clearance ticket has been reduced in price. You'll want to pinch yourself when you see our special prices! -peeRSRxt zre itws WALmMART,g LOW PRICES. A��e WAL-MART. ew _ l PACE 16 -A -THE NEN'§ ADi►ERT 'v.k i, vvft , A*R& ig,, iw. BEST VAN DEALS OF THE YEAR! L11 I Will" UIPPED WI )INI; t7SO I 111INd M, F1 THE EXTRA IG BOARDS I P r ASTRO & SAFARI EXTENDED VAN EAPPA(KAGE YOU GET All THIS EXTENDED VANS FEATURE: ✓ no -charge running boards ✓ eight passenger seating, most standard seating in class ✓ most towing capacity in class ✓ 190 HP 4.3 litre engine most standard V6 power in class ✓ 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes WYIITED TAKE OFFER! GM CARDHOLDERS. Don't forget to use your GM Card earnins toward the purchase of any GM vehicle! SMARTLEASE Smart customers use Smartlease. Talk to us about custom -designing a lease plan to fit your specific needs. You can pay zero down, lower your monthly payments or use your trade-in. We can tailor your lease any way you want. ✓ air conditioning ✓ tinted glass ✓ 4 -speed electronic transmission ✓ captain's chairs ✓ cruise control ✓ intermittent wipers ✓ 24-hour Roadside Assistance ✓ GM 3-year/60,000 km no - deductible TOTAL TM Warranty CHEVY & GMC YOUR ONE STOP vM SHOP -Based on o 3t) month lease for vehicle equipped cf descr bed A minimum downpayment of $2809 and $325 security deposit are required Some mileage conditions apply Freight ($820), license, insurance and taxes not included Dealer order or trade may be necessary Dealer may sell lease or iess See your Dealer lot dermis tSuoect tc, ._aid Program Rules TD and GM are licensed users of marks '"'Reg,stered Trade Mark of Cxnerr ` Motors Corporation TD licenced user 4.11 - Fund-raising campaign pa gn can help John Howard Society in Durham some programs are funded by the United Way, the Society must raise money to upgrade its own facilities and equipment. The fund-raising process will begin with a direct-mail cam- paign to recent voluniders and local businesses. The key target group will be new volunteers who want to make a difference in their community. To make a contribution or to volunteer, call Darlene Borne at 427-8165 in Ajax. The not-for-profit organiza- tion is also looking for interested DURHAM — The John Howard Society of Durham Region is embarking on. a major fund-raising campaign to expand its facilities and maintain the quality of service it now pro- vides to the community. The Society hopes to collect $400,000 with the assistance of corporate donations and volun- teers in the fund-raising cam- paign. The John Howard Society offers several programs to meet the community's needs such as Employment Counselling and Crime Prevention. Although r the paint and paper people ALL individuals from various areas of expertise to volunteer. Appli- cants will be required to attend monthly meeting. Members are expected to be informed on organizational matters, debate issues and contribute to overall meeting agendas. Interested can- didates should forward a resume or letter outlining experience and current employment to: Chair, Board Development Committee, John Howard Soci- ety of Durham Region, 492 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa, Lill 4J8. WALLPAPER 1 1 1 10''1 1 1k L Only the leader brings you selection. lllWY-. Beatriz Potter, Imperial, Mayfair... etc. • Crrpr.e 1. 51(lir s AAn Sir ►rkv. F.%rk ,r ..r w Sear Fib A -AI IL 19" ALL LUXURY SUPREME PAINT LATEX SATIN tint. ]$„$9 1„L LATEX SATIN LUSTRE%rte ,,. 23.79Pam LATEX SEMI GLOSS ,r 49,,,� OIL SEMI GLOSS;;, 2529 ala LATEX CEILING FLAT •• � A19 u safe Eeb A/A 24 am NOBODY BEATS US FOR PAINT! BUYS GALLONS OF THE SAME* LUXURY QUALITY PAINT AND PAY FOR 4 13.E L s 1 US meet 'fie RYI Meir Now OVER COLOUR inducting decorator whites, pastels, accents and dark colours all at one price COMPUTER COLOUR MATCHING Being as your fabric sample or a competitor's colour chip and we will instantly match it at so charge. IAvdeYr where ym ssr tYk sye.t tit eelee I AJAX * PICKERING SCARBOROUGH Oiecevery !ay Centre PicteriM Team Centre Abbey Use Shgpis0 Cestre Cli* 570 Wedwy Rad Hi9May 2 i uVerpal 01 Rywiler 11va 428.1608 839.2252 724.0781 q� p®lM tend � r People ^"®-w hieten - Neaee Carate 1e And Meet Us: NO HASSLE RETURNS s THE NEW&MJVt) MISER, WFD.,APJ lUL 19a 1995-PA+liC11-A.. P. s Please tell us your views... The Durham Board of Education's Committee on Safe Schools would like your help. It is consolidating and revising the Board's violence prevention policies and procedures and would like your opinions about what you would like to see included in the documents, what safety and security issues are of concern to you, and what you think the Board, its staff, students, parents and community members can do to keep schools safe. Individuals and groups are invited to make oral presentations to the Committee on Sate Schools on Tuesday May 2 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. and from 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. Please call (905) 666-6351 between 10) p.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays, before Friday. April 28, to schedule an appointment. Written presentations may be dropped off at or mailed to: Doug Wilson, Superintendent of Education/Operations, The Durham Board of Education, 400 Taunton Road East, R.R.#2, Whitby, Ontario LIN 5R5 The Durham Board of Education 01; t:.l J�t'c:l jjllij C'.ti � Ill .5t'CI) ;� 50% OFF ALL LEVOLOR' WINDOW COVERINGS' It only happens twice a year! No lower prices this season on all custom -mode shades and blinds. Savings apply to moter-als only Installation extra Sears can arrange installation by qualified contractors in most areas 3=IN4 INCLUDES: CARPET, PREMIUM QUALITY UNDERPAD, INSTALLATIONt It's a great time to buy. Choose from seven styles including, berber, velvet plush, texture on cut and bop. Each comes with premium quality underpodding. Only .... 23.99-29.99 sq. yd. (28.69-35.86 mx) 'offer includes carpel, premium underpodding, Free delivery and installation by a qualified contractor of our choice on basic flat surfaces only Sub -Noor preparation, furniture or fixture movement is not included. Extra charge for stain. USE YOUR SEARS CARD AND DON'T PAY 'TIL SEPT. 1995 Deferred offer applies to Custom Window Coverings and Installed Carpeting, on approved credit, wdh your Sean Card. $25 deferral fee applies. No down payment. No prefwym.rw of taxes. llws oRer ends April 23, 1995. Ask for details. SALE PRICES BUD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 1995, WHRE tKJANTRIES LAST CALL TOLL-FREE NOW FOR A NO.OBUGAT10N, IN -NOME CONSULTATION 1504625-0025 Copyright 1995 Sears Canada Inc PAGE MA -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED. APRIL 119, 199S I?ari a i��-' "t Monday clinic AJAX-PICKERING — You can Pickering Town Centre on April 24, give the gift of life and then go shop- with a goal of 80 units. All blood types ping Monday. are urgently needed at the clinic, being The Ajax -Pickering branch of the held on the; upper level, next to Kmart, Canadian Red Cross Society is holding from 2 to 8 p.m. Call the Red Cross a special spring blood donor clinic at the office at 420-3383 for information. --- PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, -� - THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authorizing construction of the following projects ROAC No ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY DESCRIPTION/ LOCATION 3 8th Conc Clanngton tE Ritson Rd Oshawa Conlin Rd Intersection 32 Widening of CPR Oshawa Overpass on Harmony Road 3, Harmony Road Oshawa from Boor St to Olive Ave 37 Finch Avenue at Pickering Alton Road MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS Upgrading to acceptable standards Intersection improvements including realignment of Ritson Road Widening of existing structure from 2 to 4 lanes Widening from 3 lanes to a 4 lane urban standard Intersection improvements 5S Olive Avenue at Oshawa k"ersecoon improvements. Grandview St Brock Road Uxbridge Culvert replacement Brock Road at Pickering Intersection improvements. Concession V Plans stowing the details of the projects and the lands affected may be seen at the offices of the Durhan Works Department. 105 Consumers Or . Whitby Ontario. Telephone (905) SU - 7721 Dstec a Whitby this 23rd day of March 1995, T PREVEDEL. P. ENG DIREC-CR OF TRA NS PCPTAT10N Works Committee. being delegated by Regional Counci as the hearing body shall hoar in parson or by his or her counrsel, solicitor Or agent any parson pratudicially affected by the by - laws and who applies on or before April 21 s 1995. to the undersigned to be heard ata maating of Via Works Committee on May 2nd, 1995 V.A- Siloodis, P. Eng. 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To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publi- cation. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 CHRONIC FATIGUE: The Durham M.E.- CFS Association meets at 7 p.m. at Kingway Col- lege, 1156 King St. E., Oshawa (east of Harmony Rd.). Sufferers, family and friends welcome. 839-4705. OSTOMY: The Oshawa and Dis- trict Ostomy Association meets at 7:30 p.m. in room 1002F of Oshawa General Hospital, 24 Alma St. The group meets the third Wednesday of every month. 434-2886 (Velo- ra), 723-1376 (Estelle). H E A D INJURY: The Head Injury Association of Durham Region holds a support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 459 Bond St. E., Oshawa. Parking in rear. If transporta- tion is needed, call 723-2732. H U M A N RESOURCES: The Human Resources Pro- fessionals Asso- ciation of Durham holds its third annual spring conference from 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. at the Holi- day Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. $105 for members, $130 for non-members. 721-9564 (Rebecca Lau- zon). UNITED WAY: The United Way of Ajax -Picker- ing holds its 25th annual general meeting at 7 p.m. at CAW Local 1090 Hall, 140 Hunt St., Ajax. Refreshments served. 686-0606 (United Way). SCHI'!.O- PHRENICS: The Ontario Friends of Schiz- ophrenics (Durham chapter) support group meets at 7 p.m. in Building 30 (use rear entrance) of the Whitby Psy- chiatric Hospital, 700 Gordon St., Whitby. 404- 1301. THURSDAY, APRIL 20 CANCER SUP- PORT: Reach to Recovery, a breast -cancer support group for patients, family and friends, meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Fami- ly Trust building, southeast corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave. in Ajax. The group meets the third Thursday of each month. 686-1516. LA LECHE LEAGUE: La Leche League Pickering invites pregnant women and breastfeeding mothers to its monthly meeting at 7:45 p.m. for information and support. Babies welcome. Call 427-8063, 831-2017 or 416- 283-5044. POWER OF ATTORNEY: The Pickering Public Library bolds a Power of Attorney infor- mation night to outline the new Power of Attor- SheriIs da� ney legislation. Guest speaker is a lawyer from the Durham Community Legal Clinic. No charge. Register at 831- 6265, ext. 243. WRITERS: The Writers' Circle of Durham Region sponsors a writ- ing workshop for beginners, Novice Writer 101: A Tad More, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Toronto School of Business, 1450 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Members SIO; non-members $15.686-2085. C,t' CER: The Canadian Cancer Society intro- duces patients, their families and friends to others living with breast cancer at 7 p.m. at Family Realty First Corp. (lower level), 355 Bayly St., W., (Finley). 686- 1516. PACEMAKERS: There will be a 1411111111111'S 41111111111' App' 4201zz NIRS ��� M 19 � � SpT SE Fao . apa• ,� p%p S 1� CNOD N►Q�g, E,D • iri• Z � VEH��� NG'F-�'' ,�ooa �� 'D VSE p p11►� Vvq 2 NEFtE A PE _ . ICU OF 'Z+Z60 y •( 4, r0011110- ate' Sheridan - 683-933 Chevrolet • Geo • Oldsmobile • Cadillac 1800 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING 09,1 g general meeting for persons with pacemakers at the Centenary Health Centre, Ellesmere and Neilson Rds., Scarborough, from 2 to 4:30 p.m. 427-6437. P A R E N T COUNCILS: Members of the community are invited to learn more about school councils, which must be introduced at all schools begin- ning in Septem- ber. A guest speak- er from the Min- istry of Education and Training will be at St. Mar- guerite Bour- geoys Catholic School, 1765 Meadowview Ave., Pickering, from 7 to 9 p.m. 831-3651. 204- .'"Iu4•..d..l..A.,..;,?t1't'AxTs.,�:*P,r.-I1n7 fvR,*►-- THE NEW4A4VERTISEIR, WED, AFRV,19, 1rS-PAGE 14rA SAVE UP TO 40% ON TENANTS INSURANCE Non -Smokers, Claims Free, Alarm Credits, Age Credit FOR DETAILS OR A FREE QUOTE, CALL 683m9725 A$4 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave. #13 Established 1978 Ajax, Ontario MARSHALL TRAVEL�,;,j Come see.... HOLLAND AMERICAS ALASKA ONBOARD THE "MS STATF.NDAM" John us on a 7 day ESCOR77D Cruise - Ikparts Aug. 22/95" SA VF 23% OFF BROCHURE RATF_S FROM: $2,175. Cdn. p.p. (cruise only). For more details on ibis departure and any of our otber group departures cau today. Ont. Reg. #2741426 CLOVERRIDGE PLAZA Tei. 905-428-1328 702 Harwood Ave.. Sou,11 Fax. 905-428-8670 _' A,ax. 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Call ,• - now! 831-6000. ill" TO Bramaleas SCHOOLS 82' wide Fox Hollow exec.. 8 yrs. ^new, loaded with upgrades. Huge pie -shaped lot, study, parents retreat, deck, CAC. _ (CVAC, fp. gar. dr. opener, j etc. 831-6000. p�0 BUNGALOW WITH APPEAL Fabulous bath with Wal i Shy" v tub, separate shower. hardwood floors, built-in dishwasher, self-contained basemertt apartment, patio doors to cedar deck, fm:ed yard 3 ... "-. 831 X000. WN W 1 AN"" ARf1" You can afford this great westshore bcalan, hardwood floors, central air. en suite off master bedroom, firtisNed rec room, separate entrance. Cal for details. -- - 831-6000. THIS SHOULD HAVE YO LAUGHING ' ALL THE WAY TO THE B 3 o BANK .4 /o COMMISSION. (905) =6000 0 SELLING? CALL REALTY WORLDTM_c BROKERS COMMISSION AS LOW AS 3.4% EAST - IP T �' S --......_......._..... .........• .•. .-....-. - .. --- ---- - - -- -------------- --.- . .�• RELY -,,, 1tie r taw, 4q"ERT1s ' APglL 19, 199" CL ER'S REPORT Dr. Kevin Tyber Nature clubs routs on Earth Day p April 22 marks the celebration of Earth Day's 25th anniversary. Recog- nized world-wide, Earth Day sees par- ticipants involved in various activities ranging from tree planting to litter pick-ups. As Earth Day is on Saturday this year, Greenwood Conservation Area park superintendent Mark }rills has chosen this day to kick off a new eight-week program called Nature Club for Kids to be held every Satur- day from 10 a.m. to noon at the park. Cost is $5 per child per day, with par- ent participation optional. This allows parents with a toddler to join in for part of the fun. Geared to children aged five to 12, the club will include trail hikes, games, crafts, songs and nature studies of birds, insects and wildlife. Also, Pee Wee, the lov- able little compost worm, has been invited to perform the P.W. Worman at Castle Compost puppet show. The first Nature Club for Kids will be offered free as an Earth Day activi- ty. Children can then look at the pro- gram outline and decide either to come on any chosen weekend or sign up for the entire eight weeks. Admission to the park is free to families with children attending the two-hour club. The park's just north C' Iasi-rherapv • WHD`LASH. CAR Acaaexr INJ(:RIES • WORK REIATE.D INIMUES • STRESS REUFF. REtAxwrroN • sr'ptI'S INJu'RIEs • HEADACHES. MKMAINES, PAIN REUEF Registered Massage Therapists EWYMCIVags LATE EVEMMA/rOrrfM MSnMMLE 90 Old Kingston Road rw_rm vay. (905)428-7800 TAX RETURNS IN LESS TIME THAN YOU THINK MOST TAX RETURNS PROCESSED WITHIN TWO WEEKS • 20 Years Experience • Personalized Service • Tax Planning • NO EXTRA FEE for E -Filing CREATIVE BOOKKEEPING 831-1028 1020 Brock Rd. Suits 1004. Pickwlrtp of Taunton Road off Westney Road. pointers on how to plan, stage and ❑ ❑ 0 promote successful and rewarding This year Earth Day Canada pro- environmental projects for Earth Day moted CAN kits. These kits feature and the entire year. For information on the "best of Earth Day activities for any CAN program, call (416) 599 - each type of organization, and include 1991. CFy9dy on dt t !ho_ erieo rP.� OPTOMETRIST • Dispensing of contact lenses and glasses • Evening and Saturday 1 appointments available • Complete Family Eye Care 427-414Aj 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajar wn«chair (Between Hwy. 401 & No. 2) Access-bie 1vvawre arnune z price on ling nc P orisd_ FRONT O • rA SERVICE 199 95 * UFEn��� CM laftdong AC Deko kake Ihds. Includes: • Replace front pads with AC Delco Brake Pads, including brake fluid • Inspection of master cylinder calipers and rear brakes • Machining rotors extra, if required • Wbile you wait service. ' 1pl4"* to nxur GM iirhidr+. lakunx• %-Arum corm hrake lui6 for z IatK; uw owi %mr whtck. I ST ad GST extri healer nus ell for Im 4x draler for ku&. l►ic u�iey: lube • Ir�tali yualin :�c; Ilii liitrr. �ttaa>►` t and replace oil with up to i litre~ of Gil Gootiwrench premium oil • (:iiieck and top -up the following tluids: brake, pomer steering. windshield washer • (-. �n*ete inspection: tins. air filter. coolant. htbes. windshield wipers. drive belt. batten.29 d( DONE IN LESS THAN MlNUTESE� OR THE NEXT ONES FRE P. and QST e(ma l kaler mj, — MAINTENANCE TUNE-UP '79"* 19%, V* Om 16M 1111 N GNI APPROVED PARTS "D LABOUR COME WITH A 14 MONTH W WITH INSTALLATION• Includes: • Install quality AC spark plugs • Check air and fuel filters° buts, hoses acid M' ignition wires and cap • Visual batten check • Electronic engine analysis • Road test • ibile you wait service. .tpplkabk to nxet G)I whiek, Ewlt►k, plaumut pliq�. p>T xxl GSrectr.L Ikaler nw xil for Imo, GM � � � , &MIlivice $ 114 95 * Mum � � ow MR Your VEHICLE. • 1 %earguarantee on -all other' parts and labour • Cm Tlete replacement of intermediate pipe, muffler, tail pipe and clamps • ,ill labour included • Specifically designed for GSI vehicles • All makes available • Mile you wait service. ' 1pplx, uw K- Iu S4uMnLT:nalier i olimler NI'mW tijT extra. [kala mai yell for k -w _—------.......... ............. .'.-�y.�.:.. ....-wa:_�y'ltJ :.:�.: �.::......_..._.---•-- - .•......�.........(i f. n L I a 6'1't t 6) a"i, 9'i. 4't':`l•9' 1) 'PAIGE 16-X-"1'1<tE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 19, 1995 An eye for science Jamie Bridge keeps a sharp eye on this science project about solar energy heat transfer at Rose - bank Road Public School. Jamie, a Grade 2 stu- dent, took part in the event which brought parents and other students together to see the projects concocted by budding scientists. photo by Ron Pietroniro Asthma Fair this Saturday DURHAM - The Durham ondary School. 380 Taunton Region Lung Association Rd. E. (at Anderson St.), hosts its second annual Asth- W hitbv. Admission to the ma Fair this Saturday from 1 event is free Call 436-1046 to 5 p.m. at Sinclair Sec- for information. ADVERTISING CORRECTION Eaton's 2 for 3 for tabloid. included in this newspaper - Wednesday, April 12, 1995. Please note the following: Page 3 - Attitude satin trim cotton T-shirt is not available in: jungle, oyster, safari, medium blue, other colours available April 20, 1995. in Spring Home Event tabloid. Wednesday. April 19. 1995 - Page 7 - Wrought iron -and -glass table is not as illustrated. Page 17 - Cotton deluxe blanket. Twin size, price is $51.99. Page 21 - Simmons 'Quintessence Classic". "Ceiebrahon' and Sealy -Grandeur Marquise - steep sets are not as d1lustrated. Also, m our Spring Fashion Launch tabloid. from March 29. 1995. Page 3 and 9 - Banded -costar linen blouse. copy should have read: 100% Ramie. blouse was incorrectly labeled. Page 43 - Striped polo. Correct price is 538.00. Inadvertently, the error listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any wconverrence or confusion to our customers. EATON'S YOU COULD BECOME THE HOTTEST THING ON ToVe am 0 1920 Bayly St., Pickering 427-0791 H you don't know your fines. TV antennas and CB aerials conduct radio waves, but they conduct electricity just as well - too well, if they touch an overhead power line. Contact like that can result in injury or even death. Before installing or removing any kind of antenna, locate all overhead power lines and stay well clear. The same applies when working with eavestroughs, ladders and scaffolding. And watch that you don't install the antenna too close to the lines. Better still, have a professional handle the work. That's the safest way of all. And if you have any questions, please call your local utility. 55 Taunton Rd. E., JFWAW Ajax AJAX Hrono 1619-0500 • Landlords, tenants to learn about rent control DURiiAM — Staff from the Oshawa Act, the Rent Control Act and other leg_ Rent Control Office will be busy around islation are invited to meet with staff of the region holding public information Oshawa Rent Control Programs, Staff sessions at various malls throughout will be available to answer questions at April and May. the Pickering Town Centre on May 25, "Tenants and landlords looking for 26 and 27 during regular mall hours. For information on the Landlord and Tenant more information, call 723-8135. e� Let us know at 68-5110 'Be a big wheel in fight against heart disease 0 Line up riders and get on board bike built for 30 DURHAM — The Big Bike is coming to Durham and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario needs you to help put its worthwhile efforts into high Sear. You can be a big wheel in the fight against heart disease and stroke by get - t i n g yourself and 28 friends on board and peddling the merits of the charity to as many sponsors as possible. The Big Bike rolls into Picker- ing on May 2 Ajax on May 3, Whitby on May 4 and Oshawa on May 13. Money col- lected from pledges will fund research into heart dis- ease and stroke in Ontario. Wendy Orton, the Durham Region west co- ordinator for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, says she is excited about the Big Bike event. "This is very new for this area. It's a really interesting bike, plus it involves anyone who wants to partici- pate." The bicycle built for 30 car- ries three across and 10 deep. After everyone is loaded on board, the bike travels a 2.5 - kilometre course. Companies, clubs and even cliques of friends can par- ticipate by get- ting together 29 people, while the Heart a n d Stroke Founda- tion pro- vides a dri- ver. Prizes will be awarded for par- ticipation, for most money raised and to the team which completes the course in the shortest time. Ms. Orton believes this event will keep the public aware of Heart and Stroke Founda- tion efforts and help raise money for research. "There is a mis- conception that (heart disease stroke) belongs to the older gen- eration, but it affects every- one" 11 LASER SURGERY FOR SNORING CERTIFIED SPECIALISTS Dr. R Kassel MD FRCSC Dr. S Siomra MD FRCSC 905-723-8551 Oshawa If you're interested in par- ticipating, pick up an applica- tion at Loblaws on the corner of Hwy. 2 and Har- wood Avenue or call the Heart and Stroke Foundation office in Ajax at 686-1521. (titsNEWFADY>X' WED-,4PAILPrVV-pAF-E,t%'* PICKERING it's never too ., ad> tutertaining pnl►pet pixy Ct►tt~<` "early to teach young children children, on Saturday, M64t... y about waste reduction. ........ ,�0:3p a.m. �f °; To that end, the Pickering Cen-f Tickets at S! will be availablef •tral Library and the Pickering starting Saturday, April 22. ;,:.WasteReduction Committee are .Call 831-6265, ext. 226 to :.-;hosting All About Composting, reserve your tickets. 74 KING ST. W. OSHAWA Fresh Sweet Corn Product of U.S.A., No. 1 Grade 19 4mch dozen 0 V EDUCATIC Durham By Mkbelle F,isen SPEaALTO ME NEWS ADVER1M Muffins and apples -- that's all there is to it. Durham College's annual budget involves cutting out the muffins to bring in more Apples. Well, sort of. By cutting out treats at college meetings, there will be more money to invest into the college, including updat- ing Apple computers in the applied arts division. The budget was struck at the college's board of gover- nors meeting last W ednes- GO OSP o: Computer CD Software Complete One Stop Multi -Media Shopping Specializing fn Ec.cational Games and Chiven stales College budget re day. Durham College presi- dent Gary Pbkmsky said college came up with many ways to cut out waste the operating budget. The budget is based o growth and predicts the col- lege will end up ahead with $500,000 surplus. In cutting muffins, the savings are projected to top $55,000. The college has also man- aged to squeeze out some savings from its ancillary budget. In the pact. the college has subsidized both the fitness I CD DEPOT '750 Plummer Unit 5 91 ,West of Brock Rd. S. of 401) _ 831.4031 °tieyVrf, Excellent se+ect,on. great service 8 the BEST PRICES!! Mon. -Wed. 10 - 6 A 'FUN- EDUCATIONAL TOOL Thur. -Fn. 10 - 8 Saturcay 10 - 6 Ac e< ec Sunday 1 - 3 ,4 iowll;! centre and day rage, but are the suggesting they fund ways to break even on their own this from year. The college will be re- n investing some of the pro- jected savings into the a future. Some of the savings will also be used to help the college stay current. The college will be replenishing its computer stock, but Mr. Polonsky isn't sure whether it will lease or buy this time. It would cost roughly • Lt. 9 & I # V V a 9 a r r !r I eplaces muffins with Apples $300,000 to $400,000 to buy the computers or 5100,000 to lease than. The college has always bought the computers in the past, and Mr. Polonsky said he doesn't like leasing because it's like being in debt. However, this year, he said leasing seems to be the way to go because it's easier to update the systems. In the computer world, there are "changes every minute," said Mr. Polonsky. NO FREE COFFEE NO COMFORTABLE LOUNGE BUT.... NO STORIES AND NO UNNECESSARY REPAIRS 3204 EGLINTON AVE. EAST AT MARKHAM RD. BEHIND CEDARBRAE EXECUTIVE AUTOS 416-269-2341 $4000 HR. DOOR RATE FREE OIL CHANGE WITH TUNE-UP 10% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS Some of the capital will also be used to renovate and reconfigure classrooms. Mr. Polonsky said he's feeling good about the bud- get, especially in these tough economic times in which public funding is becoming scarce. "We have to roll up our sleeves so we can thrive in these times," he said. AJAX AND PICKERING GENERAL HOSPITAL AJAX, ONTARIO ANNUAL CORPORATION MEETING Notice is hereby given that a General Meeting of the Members of the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital will be held on Tuesday. June 27, 1995 at 7:00 p.m. in the West Tower Conference Rooms at the Hospital. In accordance with Hospital By-laws: (a) "Any person over the age of eighteen (18) who pays to the Corporation a membership fee of five dollars (55.00) shall be a member of the Corporation for the following twelve (12) months." (b) Every person who has donated or shall hereafter donate one hundred dollars (5100.00) in aid of the funds of the Corporation in any one year, shall be deemed a life member." (c) "Che presiding officer of every Society. Organization or Corporation which subscribes and pays to the funds of the Corporation the sum of five hundred dollars (5500.00) in any year, shall be an ex -officio member of the Corporation for that year." All members must have their Membership Fee duly received at least sixty (60) days prior to the date of the Annual General Meeting to ensure voting privileges. Therefore, those wishing tc qualify as a Member of the Corporation and have voting privileges at this year's Annual Meeting arc asked to submit their Membership Fee by Friday, April 28, 1995 to: J.W. Atkinson. Bruce W. Cliff, Secretary Chair Board of Director's R,,ard of Directors RED TAG DAYS ARE HERE: 1995 TERCEL RW Tagow tto move $11,328' A. �Ff1�ItlG�'* •A ■`1•M -4 a .eev eaoev To Rimula R!d Tamp" to move! $13,118' �- • • S20.a3g- on: 0 • 4 WE'VE GOT 'EM 0"I WE MUST SELL EM TODAY Fully Equipped LEBARON GTC CONVERTIBLES ACCLAIM HIGHLINE PLUS GST -Of-- y PST NO FREIGHT - NO AIR TAX - FULLY EQUIPPED VVTA%.iCK tk GAHAVAN SE INTREPID HIGHLINES r PLUS GST PST NO FREIGHT - NO AIR TAX - LOADED Ai � t- �.� • AUTOMATIC A3 A 1 R AIR a ONDITIONIN F BAG �11� Jam• ; id 1995 NEON HIGHLINE _,.:. PLUS 17 :- GST PST e SfECGtco+[ 7 `..�c.s� NO FREIGHT - NO AIR TAX FULLY EQUIPPED CANADA S FCPEt.tCST CC".taACT CAP,N A *NO *NO SAVE! FREIGHT'.'. AIR SAVE! TAX.". SAVE! VILLAGE CHRYOSLER AJAX 19HARWOODAVE. (North o„on 683.5358 LTD. NORTH SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT 1,I)kk 1.il Nc rx ikt'. PAGE 20 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 19,19% rT RN A few tips for remodeling your home Here are a few tips to start you off on the right foot for your home remodelling projects. Light Remodeling Seems like everyone has at least one room that's dull and dark, begging for more light and some homeowner imagination. Letting more of the outside inside with creative combinations of windows and patio doors can chase the gloom from a room. Here are some tips to achieve c that desired effect.} • For dramatic views, try ep, rL1012.id combinations of circle tops, arches ort geometric shapes.da " t dau • Choose windows with low -E glass, as it block heat from entering 4. the room in the summer and leaving �' or, 'r%f1i in the winter. � t ••_y iryy �sf�?'. w , .'I i'�I r i '�!�/ t11 ,•I .�'t,f „ot1}- f. 1%*ood windows are the most _ %� -a efficient --choose !,' =ii. w� ' �' r+c►eR G .. Y energy t --choose those with,: A. � � i., -- r,•- c j low -maintenance exteriors. s� �� -Select standard -sized windows. s y �s.�>~Y ;",�, • '�+ ��1 r ,'1R841se S•. -de as they are less expensive and replacement parts are more ... �.� , �t; .�, :.� h III(11�1 ��Il,dillli d���►�iHfIILI� l►� ,,.. accessible. -�► •.. � ` / . �•--- ;1� �, , ,,, � ,w ,t,;�'„t;; ,,..a .t 0 TESSA 3/4" x 21/4" SALE HELD OVER BY POPULAR DDUND TOP QUALITY CANADIAN MADE, A PREFINISHED, MANY COLOURS $ $ 70 TO CHOOSE FROM. N per 4sq. ft. :01 "SO Brock Rd S,Unk 0' 5 4220'.32 au Ut Rear 81dg j ear r r Y A DEOORATOR Tags YOU TO THROW EVERMc (err, START BY THROWN (err TIE WORM There's no rule that says you have to start from square one, or get rid of your favorite chair, just to give your home a new look. I'm just as happy helping out with one window as I am with an entire makeover. I'll come right to your door in a ColorVan' full of samples to help you select quality products that suit your taste and fit your budget. • Custom Window Treatments • Carpet & Area Rugs • Blinds & Shades • Furniture • Wallco verings • Accessories • No Pawnents For 90 Days 430-8941 C aA us tur drpuB and a Don 0 eat. cores•Itan•n: Quick Fixes Here are some "quick fix” ideas to give your home interior a visual lift: • For dining room pizzazz, panel the bottom third of your walls with painted or stained wainscoting. Then paint the top two-thirds with a color to compliment a current decorator motif • An area rug will pull that furniture grouping together. You can stitch 3' x 5' kitchen rugs into a pattern all your own. *Just as you like to change your attire from winter to summer, change the "clothes" on your furniture. For a summer look, use a light-coloured floral or geometric print thrown on the couch. Add a spray of flowers and pull drapes away from the windows. These quick fixes can do wonders for your home and your spirits. For Your Information Many people currently considering sunrooms or deck enclosures should look at Better Living patio rooms. Professionally custom-made for each home with interlocking safety doors and tempered safety glass, these rooms offer unique, affordable, additional living space because the Better Living representative and the homeowner design it together. In addition to attaching sunrooms to homes at the ground level, they can also be attached onto trailer homes and existing elevated decks. Now you can enjoy every season! In Durham region your Better Living representative is Carroll Home Improvements. "'Come, visit us, and get in the spirit of Spring in our greenhouses!" �— ---- TWILAlho Am— Som SALE TRIPLE mix $SOIL A30L 'l! 4 POR — = — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — - $999 ROSE BUSHES _ Sale CS � .$34.99 $14 44 ----- —------------- BIRCH mw TS CLUMPS 00 25 FHOSTAS - great perennial plant for the shade BUY 3, GET 1 PH (or similar value) em WL6 CUSTOxIZaD P80GRA20 4910 CIF008a F801![KNOW MA 32= PAM OrrALy, FJl�?ll, V , - � = ► 30% oz� , PIII.B RHODODENDRONS SAVE 00 10 0" REGULAR PRICE LARGE .SELECTION' VIBRA"T COLOURS Beg. $39.99-$59.99 FM $WAR - TI S SATURDAY - 10 Alt `=rQUE A21i1V'UAL FLOWER,s PLUS w- ZMSGARDEl�'G --7--" �--------- HOURS: Pine Ridge 9 Mon. -Fri. GGto r 9:00-7:00 MaWe � E� a o �� Sat.. NWOEW ❑ T= C-] Caw, OIL 00-5.00 W - (Brock Rd. N. (I We N. of 4ol), Mckering, of LlV M) 683-5952 - , j•1 W, Carroll Home Improvements ig offers $2,500 Renovation Giveway I1 Carro Home Improvements is giving Improvement Section. away $2,500 of FREE renovations as part of There is no obligation and no purchase is their Open House, Saturday, May 13th. necessary to enter. Pickering Mayor Wayne The Open House is running from 9:30 a.m. Arthurs will be on hand to draw the winning until 3 p.m. with free hot dogs, pop, door prizes ballot so plan to attend. and and everyone is welcome. For more information call Carroll Home Ballots will be available at the Open Improvements at 420-4W. House as well as in this Spring Home Howyour lawn helpsyou and vice versa The next time you're out on the lawn, infestations. you may want to kiss the ground. That 3 -Keep insect damage under control. patch of green does a lot more than you Inspect the lawn for pests often. Look out for realize. In fact a healthy lawn: brown patchy spots or root systems so weak • Produces oxygen. A lawn measuring you can tug out the 50 feet by 50 feet creates enough oxygen to turfgrass easily. meet the breathingneeds of a family of four. • Reduces a l I e r g i c o " FER_IES'B_WBRIAN' reactions and n cuts down on n THE NEWS ADVER•1'ISER, WED., APRIL 19,1995 -PAGE 21-A 2950 JOENO �Y GI1VY,,aAWAY!Ff from� F CARROLL HOME IIIPROVEMENTS AJAX/PICHERING NEWS ADVERTISER I�S1l 1?ur ,S/l0i[71K�11 rlunny Our o/�n HI�Sr � ; .Salurdar/. Mai/ /3lh brlu�rn 9 lli a.nl. azul 3a�� p.m. �• and Jill oul a 6lallol or pick ow ump Jrom: - "� ` SC+P dlralll�l oil Qlal� 3 ftrm a Carnl1 rrp upm a trrr,rliffwk tifallor Wa!/ne llrlhurs- and lee llArAsen u il! puh !hr !t inning /m/lel at �- it, p. in. tf ,� oto � ���° �,► go N. IROLL AE ii%Effm . • 6 906 Brock Rd. S., Units 4 0r5 PICSERING SAY � y u►nr sr.ao:42 48N.,) E 3 • i insect bites. ua Ity ustom Designs • Has a to compliment your decor j cooling effect. Large selection of fabrics When street & wall coverings and sidewalk call lrian lofty Coiow Co ordinatt temperatures 1 for omede orrWrai 4308407 one room "c""r exceed 100F, '"'�'o'"•d•monstration your *Mire home the surface of1 ' • ' r the lawn G$� remains a cool N� ?5F. • Increases your property value. A well m a n a g e d landscape can boost the selling price of a home by as much as 15 p e r c e n t, realtors believe. Here are some hints to help you get the Perfect lawn: 1 -Mow at the proper height for the type of turfgrass you have. 2. Water properly. E x p e r t s recommend watering heavily once or twice a week which helps grass develop a strong, deep root system to resist stress. Water in the morning so the grass can dry throughout the day. This helps Prevent fungus U7tC0jq q* ov Roofing Inc. 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RiA. 106. •1'b=& a Fd. 106. flat. 106 a�..otraswvT�c pA�CE'22-A:'1� ]i1E'W5'�ED�R17S'Flt, WLrA., AVRr�.1�, t!� SPRING BOGIE IMPROVEMENT The Outsid1ll y Year-round outdoor use of a Beachcomber spa is an exhilarating experience. It's also becoming more and more popular, as people recognize the amount of entertainment, relaxation and p l e a s u r e available from an o u t d o o r Beachcomber spa. The leisure industry predicts that enlarging your outdoor living space with a Beachcomber spa will soon be as popular as home video. After all, an outdoor spa is more enjoyable for family and friends and more beneficial to body and soul. You already have enough outdoor living space in your backyard, apartment or townhouse to accommodate a spa. But not just any spa. If you're serious about year round spa enjoyment, you should consider the toughest, most energy efficient spa available today --- Beachcomber, the spa designed and built for Canadian winters. fiber Spas are rugged enough to withstand harsh conditions and they stay warm through the coldest weather. Choosing the right spa could mean the difference between a stimulating year - round adventure or limited spa use for many different reasons. Read on and we'll tell you why. North American Pool & Spa 74 Commercial Ave., Ajax (805) 427.7618 Enjoy Ca rrier Lills 3 j HEATING AND 11 AIR CONDITIONING FREE3 We're the Inside Guys, ALL SUMMER LONG Don't Pay until Labour Day 1995 HH"N'LEW080 Heating & Air Conditioning Home & Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Pkwy. Pickering, Ont. L1 V 6K5 PICKERING, AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 905-428-0333 905-436-3212 :i:z►'i[I SPftLNf(i CL UP -E"f� � A Lx. 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BERBER 7 COLOURS �M �s �YD- P44 Si2s . �o�o 4 6"X6' PREFINISHED mgr, LAMINATED NATUJ 99 3/4„ CABj1V STOCK CLE GRADE s coLovas ARANCE ISO $3079 �kv . 4 JI SUPERIOR STAIN & SOIL RESISTANCE doer ,k # r p F - w.by DUPORL I � CANUJ T Off TOSTAWIMI �Lo .0 - ..-N0 CATIONS TO SERVE YOU' .1 Ajax Y� -`427-2184 B.W.CORNER OF = Mnrs� 0ARY & MONARCH 282 MONARCH i�A\�`Iiii��l�l(I.`.�1��i.i����},I%f11�������ll�f�1>��:-1:�!%iF.�✓r��wSlli:� Pickering X686-3013 831-2111 469 KINGSTON RD. i WY.4 Ly LLqw 469 KINGSTON RD. i IIA"E94-AA[ii"EVWADVER'I'LSM WE K.APRILi9, "PS The World will Celebrate EM � On April 22, 1995 The international 25th �. •••__ _ Anniversary of Earth Day 0 'nee crown of the TIPS ON ROSE GROWING _ PRUNING YOUR ROSES soil o m,wndcd 2WINTER rail to a dc1- pnh of 1 z- 1. Choose a sunny location and set plants 24-30" apart. 2. �" y y p p' / •• -` 24" PROTECTION Plant in rich soil consisting of a third peat, a third' hird I• Spring planing is runt important to ensure an l , ; abundance of flowers for the season and should he done Proper winter composted manure and a third soil well mixed. 3. Plant the y�.�r as soon as, the roses are unhillcd in spring. First, remove protection is the key graft (the swollen knob at the base) 1" below the soil �_•_ all the smaller and weakened branches right to the base. to the survival and surface. This prevents frost from heaving plants out in the ';I�',;r�� 1 Leave only three to five of the strongest canes. Thesejil health of your rose i spring and helps protect the roots from severe cold. 4. �/ canes should be a green colour. (if black or brown, they bush. The roots of the Water and tum the soil around the roots so the soil won't have winter-dimage and should be cut back). Cut the green canes back leaving three to C,` Hybrid Renes are not settle, leaving the rose high out of the soil. 5. Water with a four buds, usually at the 6"-8" height. The top bud should point out so that the bush * as hardy in our area liquid transplant fertilizer such as White Rose Transplant will not be ingrown. Raz cedar any be used to therefore the Hybrid Fertilizer 5-15-5 with Roots" to develop a strong root system. 2. Summer pruning is required to keep the roses blooming all summer. When the 'o� "aG fon��ds reties are grafted on FEEDING AND WATERING flowers are spent, cut the entire branch back to the first outside facing full-sized leaf (it to a hardier root 1. Roses, because of their vigorous growth require a fertilizer with a high shield have about 7 leaflets on it). Don't cut toot close to the base of the leaf as there is stock. However, the tender branches are still ratio of nitrogen (Iron Plus 12-4-8 is ideal). Apply at a rate of 4 oz. (1(X)g) a bud there that wilt form the next flower. to 10 sq. ft. ( 1 sq. m) and work lightly into the soil around each bush. 2. z• Climbing Roscs need only the winter damaged and small• weak canes removed and exposed and must be well covered with a Feed the roses as soon as the soil is workable in April and again in about the may he left at the height you desire, depending upon their locationmound of soil and about one foot high over the c,, branches to insulate them against extreme cold. 19th of each month until July. The latter feeding is important to ensure a dere This should be done in late October or earl good show of blooms in late summer or early fall. 3. Robes need a goad e November. Care must be taken not to expose, soaking once a week (more often in extremely dry and hot weather) to feeder root% between bushes during the maintain vigorous growth. Avoid soaking or splashing the leaves as this mounding process. Additional soil should be may encourage the spread of black spot or mildew. i\SECTS AND DISEASE brought in to cover the roses. About mid-April. '�, The ideal way to prevent insects and diseases from destroying this mound as sown as the soil has dried oying your roses is SPRING PRUNING t, out a bit. Roses should be hilled up with soil the use of a general purpose rose spray or duct about once every ten days as Atm* rumng. ,qty t.5 ,t ilii SUM. MFR P UNM;« Plass n� �—iN��►F,rFH rhe l '"-14" Generally Floribundas are very hardy. a preventative measure. Black Spot. easily identified by it% name and '"'uss"' ca"" aeras. Ali Aft"'h` °""r smatter and .eakewd brawhes peter dmp, the restore brmK-h a s A" praft arca is I- moor the The red varieties arc the It diest, with the least mildew. a grey white powdery dust on the leaves, are the most common have beta rcer,vcd rifle m tore sA b.ct b the r xr musar Has sect sarfacs. t� toll -amid leaf. hardiest being yellow varieties. diseases. Plant mites and aphids are the worst insect offenders. - uwr shoftw a rid~11wit (Ab w 7 kanns)_ information concerning Rose care supplied Compliments of White Rose, Fresh Flowers Experts sell perfection at affordable prices Cln:wiian 11Kooser buyer are Iinally getting angry After decade of shaking their heads at the increasingly high cost of buying flower, many men and women have simply hcgim to say. No Thank you. No Thankyou. to spending their bard -earned matey on skimpy arrangements of sub-gtality * flowers which mustily do not last. XMflk No Thankyou. to the often intimidating experience of trusting your sentiments to uneducated• and often unhelpful, shop anedatim No Thankyou. to flower store owners who offer no guarantee of tber product. no explanation VJ j` ►� w'� ; s'* �' of their high pries, and no reason to believe that they will. indeed. provide the magic we all look (7 A83, 0 / ��'•� �' �. • t t r s r r for in that breathtaking arrangement of dew -drop fresh nowem we've all seen... somewbere. How wonderful that we are now saying No Tha skycw, to poor value for ober money And how � sad that at the sane time. we have bad to deny ourselves, and the al in our live:, that sl"re Pam (416)809-2490 uodensable magi which, somehow. only flowers can provide. The public's search for better value has led many to buy from stmt vendors. The consumer `. who is at fast attracted by the low price is soon disappointed so find that flowers that have been 'i f!� a.w • 1 3_ stnnntg in the sun. or at sub -acro temleratures all day we alerady doomed. - t • . t r Robert Trimbec. former owner of Torcouo's largest traditional florist• also feels that , sadness.jtdSCaP'n of arra your anger The Trunbee family has been to the flower business in Toronto since I9"), and in J i f '. the early 1990'x. Trunboe saw clearly just how mock the industry had to change. Supplies Traditional florists deal with the high labor and hard goods costs involved in mass producing flower alsaaCerMntnc by charging a great deal for the finished product, no matter bow inexpensive the actual flower involved. This need to cover overheads accounts not only for the high prices of. these arrangements, but for akw st everything the traditional ncrist sells. including cut flowers in In terms of quality, each individual florist adheres to his or ba own definition of freshness and are. A great Ileal of research has been done on the proper care and handling of flower, but your neighborhood florist is governed by no authority other than his own conscience and judgment. It has. up to now, been the buyer's responsibility to indeed hew arc, and to hope for a guarantee if these turns out to be a problem. Sadly. one is not always offered. The other problem. as Trimhee saw it, was that the general public bad become used to receiving flowers arranged in a base and foam. a form of arrangement which does not %bow off the flower to their best advantage, and does not allow the flower enough water and nourishment. even with proper pretreatment. to live as long as it should. ins 1995• Trimbec opened VIOLET BLOOM'S FRESH FLOWERS, offering to the consumer an alternative to buying flowers from the high prices of the traditional florist, and the low quality of the street vendor. VIOLET BLOOM'S is different in many respects. First• their flowers we treated with a series G of special ccwditiones that make them last at least twice as long as ural. This whole treatment was developed by Trimbce for VIOLET BLOOM'S and is unavailable anywhere else. Roses last Rooknid IU for 8-10 days, carnations for 2-3 weeks. Consumers are amazed and impressed, and they've been showering praises on the little store in White's Road Plaza, Pickering. Soon after opening Trimbee already had maty repeat customers based on the quality of his product slow. But to make sure they keep coming bark, VIOLET BLOOMS' prices we significantly lower than at other flower shops. Their regular price for lea roses rages from 59.95 for a dozen of their short stems to $18.95 for their best select long stems. Trimbee knows quality, and buys only the RWV # 2 bat. But he is able to offer such low prices because of the major dif crence between ViOLET BLOOM'S and the traditional florist shop — you won't ate floral foam or bases anywhere in the store. , r, # �' kyW That's not to say that you can't get an arangtmemt from VIOLET BLOOM'S. They have maty beautiful bouquets ready for preaeatatiom to your favorite special person. but they are always arranged in a vase, a wide selection of which you will find at VIOLET BLOOM'S. By arranging fo,was a vases• they ane provided with the correct amount of water and food which is an integral pan of the case each flower receiver, even as they at on your dining room table. And you never leave the store wabout care instructions, and gip food — and wbatever advice you fed you might need to help make your flowers lust tbetr longest. It's so easy to Select the perfect flowers from their walk-in cooler. You can choose from over 100 bouquets of beautiful, highest quality flowers at the most affordable prices available. Take them as s wrapped bouquet• dressed up in a gift box, arranged in a vase or have any of these delivered anywhere in the Greater Metro Toronto area from Oakville to Oshawa. They guarantee i that you'll be more than pleased with your flowers, or they will make it right. No questions asked. They treat their customers with the same respect with which they treat Weir flowers, and you'll be able to we and feel the diffacoce. You don't have to be denied the magic of irises, tulips, daffodils, renes, rubtum lilies, orchids. camations, freesia, lilacs and so many bunches of other seasonal flowers any longer. Place an order by phone. or visit VIOLET BLOOM'S in person. And let them know what you Windt about the newest and best way to buy flowers. Violet Bloom's Fresh Flowers is located in the Whites Road Plaza, 705 Kingston Road, Pickering (905) 839-6035. .r.. ........ .. . . . W caft Recycle and help put people back to work Apr. 22, 1995 EARTH This year, Goodwill celebrates 60 years of improving our environment. Your donations and purchases of clothing and household items helps make the 1.5 million pounds of recycled goods that are diverted from landfill sites each year. But Goodwill's benefit to society doesn't end there. For six decades. Goodwill shoppers and donors have been part of the cycle of environmentally sound practice that also helps solve another major problem - unemployment. The money raised from the collection and sale of donated goods allows Goodwill to achieve its primary goal - to provide job training programs to out -of -work people facing barriers to employment - Programs like small engine repair. high-tech computer courses. janitorial and maintenance, food services and furniture refinishing provide graduates with skills that are in high demand in today's' competitive workplace. Then, Goodwill's vocational counselling and job placement services help find people paid employment to match those skills. This Earth Week, celebrate Canada's beautiful environment and your commitment to preserving it with a donation to Goodwill or by shopping at one of the organization's stores. Your support in recycling will help people regain jobs, which helps rebuild our community. For more information about Goodwill or to arrange a pick-up of furniture or other large items, call toll free 1-800-699-0995. We asked: Maria Celiberti I will be picking up garbage around my neighborhood with a friend. POMP Howe AINWIMWS L•s Mu— __ - __1 — — ate,. x770 -r, 14yr, i=- What will you be doing on earth day to help our environment? covtvL A substance which can be broken down by micro-organisms in soil. eater or se%%Jf treatment is called "biodegradable". This is Earth's natural cleaning process and simply means that the substance breaks down into two basic and naturalh occurring elements .. carbon dioxide and hydrogen. Eventually. iust about everything we pour down our drain breaks down. Ho%% long this 1"breaking down" process takes is important. especially when you consider .� she rate at which our society is manufacturing, consuming and discarding products into the Great takes Ecosystem. Koo 0- DE00 W_ I ... some o1 tike ingredients found in most conventional soaps and cleaners are not I compatible with the environment because they are very slow to breakdown. ` Some of these ingredients even resist nature's normal cleaning process. If these 1 residual ingredients are toxic. thew are more readily available to harm our environment ... and ourselves because they are more likely to enter our fixA chain. FACT- Pid you know that the average Canadian household pours 41 litre of toxic fluids dc: %n their drains each year' Ultimately these chemicals end up in sensitive areas of our environment. like fake Ontario... the primary source of municipal drinking water for millions of people. Some of these toxic fluids are lilund in most of our common household cleaners such as laundry detergents. all purpose cleaners. dishwashing detergents and drain cleaners J U 0 L&LX'*t110J t g a 9 L0101 ... is simple ... reduce the amount of toxic fluids entering the Great Lakes Ecosystem. Let's make it easier for Mother Nature to complete the cleaning process by substituting those 41 litres of toxic fluids with non-toxic biodegradable fluids. The chalicri& ... convincing you to change. The result ... a cleaner environment. This editorial is supplied compliments of The Great Lake Eco Distributor in your area: St. Anne's Pure Spring Water Company 579-2837. Ashland Drew CHEMICAL LIMITED A 9l1BS101ARY OF A" OIL INC. Ashkv VDrew Chemical is an active and responsible member of the communities in which we operate. We obey all laws and regulations governing our operations and work in a manner that ensures the safety of our employees, our communities and our environment Responsible Care: A Total Commitment FOR MORE A. STOBBART INFORMATION CONTACT PLANT MANAGER 683m0150 509-5112 • shy Loam (Top Sod) • Mushroom Compost • Loam a Compost • Triple Mix • Cow Manure • Sand (Fine or Coarse) • 314 Slone Gravel • Sueenings • Patio Slabs • Rockery Stone t Autumn Walters Dythe We are going to the park to pick up bottles and aarbaoe. Did your lawn look like a mine field last spring? .full of holes and up -turned sod or did you notice patches of dried out grass last summer' Well don't blame it on the little gnome night attracts or searing summer droughts. Chances are that you have been invaded by white grubs and the holes are caused by skunk.. moles and birds as they dig for their spring delicacies. In summer. large patches on the lawn will suddenly dry out as the grubs eat off the roots just below the soil surface. Often you can lift off pieces of sod because all the roots have been destroyed. White grubs have become more numerous in recent years. They include the lanae of June. Japanese or European Chafer Beetle. If you lift the dried sod you will usually find the large 'C' shaped grubs. I-- 1 1/2" long with whitish bodies and brown heats that have been eating your grass. These grubs overwinter deep in the soil below the frost line and come to the surface to feed spring through summer. To repair damaged areas. apply a quality lawn top dressing and reseed with grass seed. MOEN SUPPLIES I1R 240 Finch PICKERING Total Landscape Care. Call today for a free estimate. • Interlocking Stone • Retaining Walls • Fences • Decks 4. Sue Telfer Brian Cummins Tracy Simons I am walking to I am going to the 1 will be composting work for earth Rouge Valley to on earth day to week instead plant a tree and use as fertilizer of driving. clean up. in the gardens. covtvL A substance which can be broken down by micro-organisms in soil. eater or se%%Jf treatment is called "biodegradable". This is Earth's natural cleaning process and simply means that the substance breaks down into two basic and naturalh occurring elements .. carbon dioxide and hydrogen. Eventually. iust about everything we pour down our drain breaks down. Ho%% long this 1"breaking down" process takes is important. especially when you consider .� she rate at which our society is manufacturing, consuming and discarding products into the Great takes Ecosystem. Koo 0- DE00 W_ I ... some o1 tike ingredients found in most conventional soaps and cleaners are not I compatible with the environment because they are very slow to breakdown. ` Some of these ingredients even resist nature's normal cleaning process. If these 1 residual ingredients are toxic. thew are more readily available to harm our environment ... and ourselves because they are more likely to enter our fixA chain. FACT- Pid you know that the average Canadian household pours 41 litre of toxic fluids dc: %n their drains each year' Ultimately these chemicals end up in sensitive areas of our environment. like fake Ontario... the primary source of municipal drinking water for millions of people. Some of these toxic fluids are lilund in most of our common household cleaners such as laundry detergents. all purpose cleaners. dishwashing detergents and drain cleaners J U 0 L&LX'*t110J t g a 9 L0101 ... is simple ... reduce the amount of toxic fluids entering the Great Lakes Ecosystem. Let's make it easier for Mother Nature to complete the cleaning process by substituting those 41 litres of toxic fluids with non-toxic biodegradable fluids. The chalicri& ... convincing you to change. The result ... a cleaner environment. This editorial is supplied compliments of The Great Lake Eco Distributor in your area: St. Anne's Pure Spring Water Company 579-2837. Ashland Drew CHEMICAL LIMITED A 9l1BS101ARY OF A" OIL INC. Ashkv VDrew Chemical is an active and responsible member of the communities in which we operate. We obey all laws and regulations governing our operations and work in a manner that ensures the safety of our employees, our communities and our environment Responsible Care: A Total Commitment FOR MORE A. STOBBART INFORMATION CONTACT PLANT MANAGER 683m0150 509-5112 • shy Loam (Top Sod) • Mushroom Compost • Loam a Compost • Triple Mix • Cow Manure • Sand (Fine or Coarse) • 314 Slone Gravel • Sueenings • Patio Slabs • Rockery Stone t Autumn Walters Dythe We are going to the park to pick up bottles and aarbaoe. Did your lawn look like a mine field last spring? .full of holes and up -turned sod or did you notice patches of dried out grass last summer' Well don't blame it on the little gnome night attracts or searing summer droughts. Chances are that you have been invaded by white grubs and the holes are caused by skunk.. moles and birds as they dig for their spring delicacies. In summer. large patches on the lawn will suddenly dry out as the grubs eat off the roots just below the soil surface. Often you can lift off pieces of sod because all the roots have been destroyed. White grubs have become more numerous in recent years. They include the lanae of June. Japanese or European Chafer Beetle. If you lift the dried sod you will usually find the large 'C' shaped grubs. I-- 1 1/2" long with whitish bodies and brown heats that have been eating your grass. These grubs overwinter deep in the soil below the frost line and come to the surface to feed spring through summer. To repair damaged areas. apply a quality lawn top dressing and reseed with grass seed. MOEN SUPPLIES I1R 240 Finch PICKERING Total Landscape Care. Call today for a free estimate. • Interlocking Stone • Retaining Walls • Fences • Decks a • ----- ----- -------- ----------------• -- -- -- ---- -- - -- -------- ------- -- 1` `I 2 5th Earth Day Anniversary<< To - If we are not part of the solution... DMDAY ...we are part of the problem CANADA Ever Green Recycleis g nod for the environment IMF, At right heavy —f q s •' � Recycling is serious business to the staff at Ever Green Recycle Canada Inc. in Pickering. For the past two years this environmentally friendly company has made a major contribution to reducing the amount of garbage that would have otherwise ended up at the Brock West landfill site. Richard Stefankiewicz, president of the company, says at present their company accepts waste from more than two dozen clients including BFI and Laidlaw and approximately 40% of it is being recycled and sold to the same number of buyers who use the product in their manufacturing businesses such as paper and steel to reduce their overall costs. "The demand for recycled products is growing and we now recycle many different things from wood and paper to plastics and metal," he explains. - It not only reduces costs in production for our buyers but it helps reduce the amount of waste going to the landfill. - Soon Ever Green has plans to install a new sorting line system that will be fed waste and through a combination of staff and automated systems will increase the recycled content of the waste to 87%. Vice president Jon Grayson says he hopes that in time the percentage will be closer to 100. Ever Green also accepts waste from smaller companies as well as large ones so for more information about their service call (905) 683- 7247. F'We buy and sell all items Related to children (•oma. buy. coni to sell. (newbom to Sims 14) 77tatF the —tuAc Once tIpa.n A foortwear. and moss So when Child•tdcawe huy sell and you buy ltnm tai. yoa'n Set trade txxh =and used tssriSc dads, and wbso you children's tcros so we can sell to us. we'll pay mt—ide exceptional values fc.r immediaady for, pec.ple hke yew. On things like acespYd loin the tits Your toys, ht—k-', games. 1x "tles. Rids will love you for it. avid crihs. playpens. carseat.. what's moan important strollers. lamps, hedding. than that. apt—c l KO j 5 75 Sayly St. W., Ajax (Just west of Harwood), 427-4194 ice W" a child Kids' Stuff with Previous Experience'" *TO40110 RMUPIS: Monday-Frday: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. �; Sundav: 12 o.m.-4 D.M. a AERATION SPECIAL z UP TO 5000 SO. FT. $35 ■ OO ($5.00 PER ADDITIONAL 1000 SO. FT.) "YOUR CHOICE LAWN CARE" WE SPECIALIZE IN WEED AND INSECT CONTROL, FERTILIZING AND CRAB GRASS CONTROL DE -THATCHING 8t AERATION c 439-2829 9 1 . 1 . 1• Reuse goods Retrain people Rega in jobs Rebuild community AJAX 76 Hamood Ave. 683-0782 OSHAWA 1300 King St. E. 434-8202 WHITBY 1121 Dundas St. E. 430-6093 For home pick-ups call Goodwill at 416-362-4711 From Oshawa, Whitby call toll free 1-800-699-0996 RECYCLE. CANADA INC RECYCLING WASTES INCLUDING • CORRUGATED CARDBOARD • METAL • OFFICE PAPER • WOOD • DRYWALL • TIRES • CONCRETE • SOIL • PLASTICS • WIRE -CERTIFIED PRODUCT DESTRUCTION -SOIL REMEDIATION -SORTING CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL SOLID NON -HAZARDOUS WASTE 905-683-7042 1048 TOY AVE., PICKERING (NEAR BROCK RD. & HWY. 401) LICENSED BY THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT EVER GREEN RECYCLE CANADA INC. EAM DAY I CMMA A l be management and staff at Ever Green would like to encourage you to take part in Eartb Day to bele your environment v equipment and �,. staff sort through the waste While n `• left, Ever Green -p , VP Jon Grayson, President Richard ( Stefankiewicz r .; t --T and GM Randy Vardy stand in front of some of recycled .the _ product. —f q s •' � Recycling is serious business to the staff at Ever Green Recycle Canada Inc. in Pickering. For the past two years this environmentally friendly company has made a major contribution to reducing the amount of garbage that would have otherwise ended up at the Brock West landfill site. Richard Stefankiewicz, president of the company, says at present their company accepts waste from more than two dozen clients including BFI and Laidlaw and approximately 40% of it is being recycled and sold to the same number of buyers who use the product in their manufacturing businesses such as paper and steel to reduce their overall costs. "The demand for recycled products is growing and we now recycle many different things from wood and paper to plastics and metal," he explains. - It not only reduces costs in production for our buyers but it helps reduce the amount of waste going to the landfill. - Soon Ever Green has plans to install a new sorting line system that will be fed waste and through a combination of staff and automated systems will increase the recycled content of the waste to 87%. Vice president Jon Grayson says he hopes that in time the percentage will be closer to 100. Ever Green also accepts waste from smaller companies as well as large ones so for more information about their service call (905) 683- 7247. F'We buy and sell all items Related to children (•oma. buy. coni to sell. (newbom to Sims 14) 77tatF the —tuAc Once tIpa.n A foortwear. and moss So when Child•tdcawe huy sell and you buy ltnm tai. yoa'n Set trade txxh =and used tssriSc dads, and wbso you children's tcros so we can sell to us. we'll pay mt—ide exceptional values fc.r immediaady for, pec.ple hke yew. On things like acespYd loin the tits Your toys, ht—k-', games. 1x "tles. Rids will love you for it. avid crihs. playpens. carseat.. what's moan important strollers. lamps, hedding. than that. apt—c l KO j 5 75 Sayly St. W., Ajax (Just west of Harwood), 427-4194 ice W" a child Kids' Stuff with Previous Experience'" *TO40110 RMUPIS: Monday-Frday: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. �; Sundav: 12 o.m.-4 D.M. a AERATION SPECIAL z UP TO 5000 SO. FT. $35 ■ OO ($5.00 PER ADDITIONAL 1000 SO. FT.) "YOUR CHOICE LAWN CARE" WE SPECIALIZE IN WEED AND INSECT CONTROL, FERTILIZING AND CRAB GRASS CONTROL DE -THATCHING 8t AERATION c 439-2829 9 1 . 1 . 1• Reuse goods Retrain people Rega in jobs Rebuild community AJAX 76 Hamood Ave. 683-0782 OSHAWA 1300 King St. E. 434-8202 WHITBY 1121 Dundas St. E. 430-6093 For home pick-ups call Goodwill at 416-362-4711 From Oshawa, Whitby call toll free 1-800-699-0996 RECYCLE. CANADA INC RECYCLING WASTES INCLUDING • CORRUGATED CARDBOARD • METAL • OFFICE PAPER • WOOD • DRYWALL • TIRES • CONCRETE • SOIL • PLASTICS • WIRE -CERTIFIED PRODUCT DESTRUCTION -SOIL REMEDIATION -SORTING CONSTRUCTION AND INDUSTRIAL SOLID NON -HAZARDOUS WASTE 905-683-7042 1048 TOY AVE., PICKERING (NEAR BROCK RD. & HWY. 401) LICENSED BY THE MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT EVER GREEN RECYCLE CANADA INC. EAM DAY I CMMA A l be management and staff at Ever Green would like to encourage you to take part in Eartb Day to bele your environment v EARTH WEEK Earth Day Canada's Club based F1 ogram for kids ages 6-12, Ecokids 195- focuses on hands on solution & THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, APRIL 19,1f1S-.ftdJ27ti :, a April 17, - 23, write or cal anytime: Earth Day Canada 144 Front St. W #1250 Toronic Ontario (416) 599-1991 Contact Karen Hortopan EcoKids Club Manaaer Earth Day Canada has received an overwhelming number of'requests for information, projects & activities. On April 22 of ever�Mftff y year, virtually every school child in Canada takes part in an Earth Day activity or project. Earth Day is the third most important date on the school cANMM 205activities calendar; the only times our children are more involved in preparations and projects are Halloween and Christmas. -k. c i"I E-th D -Y C --ft Earth Day Canada has received an overwhelming number of requests from educators, students and youth program workers asking for information and hands-on environmental projects and activities for use in classrooms, environmental clubs and committees across Canada. To encourage Canada's youth to make every day Earth Day, Earth Day Canada has created EcoKids, a year-round, club -based program for 7-12 year old children. This is an environmental club which supports the many other environmental clubs and youth groups in schools and community organizations. Encouraging an interactive network of positive information and solution -oriented action, the goal of this program is to empower our youth with actionable projects and support for environmental values. This mandate will help them effectively shoulder global ecological responsibility now and in the future. The benefits of becoming an EcoKids member are numerous! Members receive the following: POP! (Protecting Our Planet) Newsletter which showcases youth environmental success stories and provides environmental resources; EcoKids News, a quarterly newsletter, with updates on members' activities, explanations of environmental issues and their solutions, club projects to initiate positive environmental action; membership entitles Ecokids to special discount privileges at museums, theatres, and other participating attractions across Canada; membership certificate and an introductory kit. New to this program is the "Hometown Heroes" component, launched in January/February 1995. This facet of EcoKids organizes and involves its members in community based environmental projects across Canada. These projects focus on EcoKids efforts, and how they have made a solid contribution to their communities. Elementary school teachers and youth leaders/organizers are encouraged to provide their students and children with the opportunity to make a difference every day of the year. Through generous donations, a limited number of sponsored memberships are available. For more information call Earth Day Canada at (416) 599-1991 Contact: Andrea Ellison, Public Relations, Coordinator Karen Hortopan, EcoKids Club Manager. P Ya C Centre arden E) LwkWe �Growise FERTILIZER SALE ( FREE USE OF FERTILIZER SPREADER WITH EVERY FERTILIZER PURCHASE I .- ,ter.... *mq iwn U0 —00 90-00 Isq\d.ft, IIj11 � ati.conoinry L. Tmw 91IG tee. tOba - "� x.99 .- feed N FW2. a0 * . un an � y�n�wn,eee�eA.a �"� Maedwe4.adlae yeupleed you lwA ®® 91IG tee. �b.00 A7 _ _ A spwwr $png aC Swnw Inn YnYte� r ,pye �ilo�ielleee �� x� ' yeupleed you lwA 10 KG wra (6S�u �b.00 A7 362 KINGSTON RD. W. LaBelle's Garden Centre SPRWG HOURS t g a � r 428-8585 SUN. 9-6 1 AJAX Our s for observing Earth Pay never 011i ng. At BFI, we recognize that our world isn't inherited from our ancestors. It's on loan to us from future generations. As a leader in the waste sen'ices industn'. BFI is committed to helping presen'e the environment. The reasons why are quite obvious. ava M7DUSTRES, INC. C1995 Braining-Fems InduWr% Int A9 rob r smed BFI K a re tired trademark of Sro mmR-Fam Ind am. Itx . 4-���.�.�..-.......................�.....-..�.�_.....,�..........._...._...-,4444.... .......�._...�...._..__,..z�IN.+�`t1�Ywr�.:�.3.+,1.:_.;.��,.iirwrrwi..�r.►i�. PAGE 29A-77411r8t*S iRtiVkKl'IMI% WE9 ; AlF'�ICl3,i�,'t99S , Licensed restaurant �+ Great Greek food! OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Lunch from $4.95 everyday till 4 p.m. Dinner from $8.95 everyday till closing. (Children menu always available.) AFTER 4 p.m. EVERYDAY C.IEDREN EAT FOR FREE - Children must be under 12 and must order from children's menu. For each paying adult 1 child can order for free. Available for any function - Special rates - Can accommodate up to 95 SL\DAY AFI"FR -i p.m. 2 for I EN11UTS (Cannot be combined with any ? other offer do excludes holidays.) > Transit Square, Ajax 100 Westney Rd. South For reservations or functions call (905) 619-80-5 (Take out available) Everynight after 9 p.m. 20 cent wings! '- Come and enjoy the atmosphere with some friends and a nice cold one N Calling all night clubs, restaurants and entertainment destinations! Advertise where people will See you. In Hot Spots. Call Duncan at the New��sppAd��vertiser 1ioLyal Scot Taberit •1.11•ti2211t +t-, Ajax 683-6617 I &NatKltKleC B Arho Owfil 'es. 9:00 P.M. i� Sun. 8:00 p.m. G Uff IMMAK l ffiG L H oz. New York :A< 25 FRI.6t SAT, r� Incl. Tax APPEANAG 11W Fti.. 4ril 21st `,k' Sat.. Aprl _'_'nd 9:00 p.m. -1:00 am. MIXED BLESSSING U Buff'et Kirin o fPers more than 168 tasty items that will keep you coming back for more The inviting atmosphere, Favourite Imported friendly service and great food Beers A Pub Grub AA - promises to make Buffet = T4urs_ 94m'%unbau Kirin a big success in Ajax. The restaurant, located in the Mackenzie Plaza on �. 250 Bayly St., celebrated its s (PICKERING VILLAGE) grand opening one week ago - and since then people have been enjoying the lunch and dinner buffet which features _ — more than 168 items. Specializing in Szechuanese and Cantonese cuisine, you can also enjoy prime rib, sirloin steak, chicken, shishkabob and other mouthwatering At Buffet Kirin in Ajax there are many different items to selections that include frog choose from most of which will satisfy your tastebuds and legs, scallops, snow crab, y0u•ll be delighted at the great prices and service too. BBQ duck, ribs, soups, salads, desserts and so much more. years. Saturday and Sunday Brunch is $8.95 Seating 400 people, the Buffet Kirin is for adults including coffee and $4.95 for very spacious and the buffet area is children which includes a kiddie cocktail. highlighted with neon. Dinner Monday to Thursday is $11.95 for All of the food is hot, very fresh and full of adults and $5.95 for children and on Friday, flavour especially the szechuan selections Saturday and Sunday the cost is $13.95 and which are spicier for those that love something $6.95. Toddlers 3 and under eat for $2.00 all a little hot. the time and seniors get a 101"� discount. The staff are very attentive keeping your For reservations call 686-8881. glass full of cool ice water and clearing your table so you can go back for seconds, thirds and maybe fourths if you choose. The prices are very reasonable at Buffet Kirin. Lunch from Monday to Friday is $6.95 for adults and $3.95 for children 3 to 9 SZECHUAN & CANTONESE CUISINE More thaln 168 choices mcAudisy: Lobwer, Pwne alb, Sbobog rlacattc sarncn SAe Sirloin c* Rod Roo,Sa1arJ ! oasomt 1a►. Nlc. MacKenzie Plaza BcieYIY St C -It Mc�cKar�zie• Ajax 686-8881 Serving Your Favourite Imported Beers A Pub Grub AA < Illitte 'etusic = T4urs_ 94m'%unbau r ra ,j ` 683-9353 f ' ' 109 Old Kingston Rd. IN THE COURTYARD s (PICKERING VILLAGE) 4 0$599 $c99 ON SALE TILL APRR 30 DQ Treatzza Fizzy The Aeat You Eat Like Plea 250 Bayly St. W., Ajax 619-0662 PUD Pub fare, spirits & 12 of the fitest imported and micro brewery on tap. 87 Island Rd. Just S. of 401, West Rouge east off Port Union Rd. across from White Rose 416.286-4544 .i fWT BUY ONE BUFFET DINNE-9.99 GET AECOND BUFFET NER FOR.. Coupon valid Monday to Thursday Until 1 coupon per customer P►esent before ordering not available on pickup or delivery NOR valid with otMr dlscounts 375 Kingston Rd. (alt Rougemount) 509-9876 •I I - • OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 27196 .�saiiiiii xiiiiiemiiiinaiiiiiis�aamm TFIE MEWS AQYEIitTIS�iF, W£qx APR11,19.1945-PAGE 29,A alnment April 19 1995 40 usical message takes aim at street kids Pickering musician I louse, a shelter for street kids. d teacher The 28 -year-old performer has performs two independent CUs under his belt OIO to raise money for and has performed for large audi- offered to become more involved in ences across Europe. Ile notes that homeless children focusing attention on the plight of he's in no particular hurry to sign the homeless is the paramount rea- By AL RIVM son behind the concert. STAFF RFT110KrER "I'm a high school teacher and I DICKERING — A Pickering work a great deal with kids. I've inner -songwriter will put his music read about Covenant I louse and I pith a message to work to help the really think it's a shame that kids cople he knows best — young- have to go through this. The biggest tors. thing that I can contribute is to cre- Eric Genuis. a teacher at St. ate awareness of this," he explains. Mary Catholic Secondary School. The classically -trained pianist will perform a solo piano concert at will perform selections from his the school Saturday, May 13 at 8 CDs Last In Line and No Greater p.m. All proceeds from the show Love, the latter released in February will go to Toronto's Covenant of this year. The title track of his Rd. most recent disc is currently getting Original one -act plays being staged PIC:KFRING — Theatre -goers can enjoy an evening of three original plays at the One -Act Festival hosted by Pick- ering Players and Theatre Durham. The three one -act plays will be performed April 28 and 29 and May 5. 6, 12 and 13 at Dunbarion-Fairport Llnited Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd.. Pickering. Curtain time is 8 p.m. each night. Tickets for the festival are $9. Call the Pickering Players box office at 420-2507 for ticket reservations or more information about the upcoming performances. ssss osss' INNER 10000 00001 EMEND 00100 10005 10000 10000 GOLDEN - � GIS DDLF ' �r.r_r arii.❑a.vi. ' ALL Y(H1 CAN EAT LUNCH BUFFET $499' two hot entrims,2.%.wrwd dell cold-cutti, desserts Arrcbase 1 adult LUN regular price of $4.99 G receftw the 2nd adult lunch bseffet for 1/2 PRICE Available S1nn Fn I 1 a.m -Z p m Offer Expires April 30/1995 (stat. holiday excluded) L�815 Liverpool Rd. Pickering 837-0023) Top 10 Movie Guide 14-20 I I !!!�. 1 Tww 2 The Specialist ** 1 R I Action I Much I Lots I Much l ThelionKirV 1**** PG I Anirnaton I Mid I Nate INone It. Love Affair (newt 1*** 1 PG -191 Rornance I None I Some I Mild & The PapmLl9r * * G I Animation I Mild I We I None 10. only You *** PG N BUY AN EGG rt:ttlM i HASH OWN GET A SECOND EGG McIdI M FREE ■ lo""a ..im �y� ■ McMarrm saN�ich i . Fraah Brora. Je seoaod � McM�ffm c, rrae. ■ um„ ace rae u. r.. ■ �a. ps.eor aarpa heo ardv�a�. Nw va1W � wW ,my abler ober Valid until April 30th. 19% valid du Now I Mid I Sow 0-.h va►ae 1/20 or 1 aeat 01992 NcDarrtd's Corpara w AJAX IIeDONALD'S 222 B9yty St. SM2133 PICKER9t1G WDONALD'S 1360 Kingston Rd. 93!•5665 breakfast hours only. airplay on Oshawa's The Edge -FM. Performing benefit concerts is nothing new to Genuis. Dist sum- mer, he played at an AIDS charity benefit in Poland to an audience of 10,000. The concert received radio, television and newspaper coverage. A single from his first CD Last In Line is currently on the radio air- waves in that country, and in Malta. Genuis describes his music as "telling a story on a moral theme" much in the same vein as story- telling musician Chris DeBurg. The music "invites people to think along certain lines. I want them to walk away and think about certain things '. Ile plans to continue to write music for a new CD to be released by Christmas, or early in 19%. 'this summer, Genuis will embark on another tour of Europe, with one 3 date in Paris already confirmed. While one record company's as ; offered to become more involved in his musical career, Genuis admits he's in no particular hurry to sign -. on the dotted line. In fact, he prefers the control over his music that being an independent artist has afforded him. "Nobody influences the flavor of my music and that's what I like," explains Genuis. "It may be a full- time vocation in the future, but right now I don't have to answer to a _ record company.- Pianist Eric Genuis plays a ben - Tickets for the concert, at S5 efit concert at St. Mary Catholic apiece, are available by calling 427- Secondary School Saturday, 6208. The school's at 1918 \Vhites May 13. Rd. `WincheAc1" Arms Authentic British Pub & Restaurant In Pickering! (:elebrating cxu l5th location 'Traditional British Menu Items... Weekly Specials WEDNESDAY: Wing Night 25c each THLZtSDAY - BBQ Ribs - 59.9 -12 p.m.) WF.F.KENDS: British Breakfast 54.95 (10-30 a.m -4 p.m.) SUNDAYS: Prime Rib Dinner 510.95 (�-10 p.m.) Mother's Day Brunch ,May 14 - S9.95 Kids 12 & 1,'nder Fat Free Sundays (.x>me conditions apply) 837=2366 14(-A) Bavbv tit. (at Liycrpool) 's A Fine Dining Restaurant Every Day Specials s; Business Lunches; Mon. -Fri. }�i M Sunday -Thursday Dinners froth... $ 95 r a ppeersan y Friday & Saturday Dinncrs �. $ �95 l per I I All dinner specials include soup or salad, choice of ��� potato or rice, fresh vegetables & garlic bread. is Complete your evening with dancing to the musical 1 ; ; stylings of April Nor(, i appearing I April 21 & 22 *Private rooms • Banquet facilities t E i • Open for lunch weekdays. Available for any function • \W also cater, small or big • Open 7 days a week The most Elegani Dining in Mckering ►eats z 1305 Pickering Parlway W" 4C >< 420-7577 EATERY OPEN EVERY DAY 9:30 kit I YOU CAN EAT FOR AS LITTLE AS YOU CAN AT HOME Breakfast Special (Daily) $249 Luncheon Specials Daily 1575 TWO CAN DINE FOR $ 99 (Every Day of The Week) 12 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT (Everything on our rnenu ;atter 5:00 p.m.) or less TWO BEAUTIFUL BANQUET HALLS ALL INCLUSIVE $590 w person Pickering Town Centre 839-2507 OI I - I R 1C h I RI\G - � •� "CrOLDEN SPURS" 1\'hitby 666-1278 11MOODIES" (Hong Kong) .ajar 653-1995 "MUDHEN'S" Pickering 839-570 i .. . :.. �N1� FOR ILI:IIf[KI\FI \\1OF 1 OL K l OL \I i I I[ 1 -Iii \FRF \Bo \ F :t* Q ' PAGE39-A-THE NEWSADVERTLSER, WED., APRIL 19, 1995 r • + ) , •JUICES *DRINKS 12 x 300 mL BOTTLES OLD SOUTH FROZEN "\r :e PUNCHES i L 355 mL TIN �JV + Shop KNOB HILL for SPRING CLEANING Supplies PIE S 200 PACKAGE F -A-049 10 Libirr VOORTMAN ASSORTED COOKIES �� 450 a ROLL PACK EA. : ••71 1 D/Cl " - '1 CRAYONS BIG BOX OF 96 Knob Hill Farins `THE FOOD TERMINAL" CANADIAN These Spedals available until Saturday Closing ti ff, Prices in effect until Sat. 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S:I� — — — — — — L K F*TAIL VW_ A IftSTORERIETAILS340 Ff�ESf CILMEMMla I PAGE 32 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, APRIL 19, 1995 Five areagymnastsqualifyfor Ontario showdown AJAX-PICKERING — Five area gymnasts from the Winstonette Gymnastics Association will represent Metro East at the Provincial Championships in Newmarket Apr. 29 and 30. Nicole Liphardt, Jaime Rawlings and Jonettc Martin will represent Metro East in the senior 3 cat- egory, Erin Sitarski and Michelle Schuberth in the senior 2 grouping. Metro East representative gymnasts were decided at the third qualifier in Peterborough recently. Liphardt. of Ajax, was first overall with a first on BEER A MANE AT 1/2 THE RETAIL COST PHONE 5 IN MINIM ORDERS BREWS 1* WELCOME THE 8REW4T BEER SHOP 1211 Kingston PA (Just west of UverpW) UT -1818 Pickwing vault and beam, second on bars and third on floor; Rawlings, of Pickering, was second with a first on bars, second on vault and floor and fifth on beam; and Bede upland ,hie Rubp t JaletllMatin EMSU* * Nd* 0 Martin, of Ajax, was fourth with a third on beam, fourth on vault and bars and fifth on floor in the senior 3 category. In the senior 2 category, Sitarski, of Pickering, was fourth overall with a third on floor, fifth on bars, sixth on vault and a seventh on beam; Schuberth, also of Pickering, was fifth with a third on vault, bars and floor and a ninth on beam. Liphardt, Rawlings, Sitarski and Schuherth are m enrolled in the high performance athlete prograat SdMbeth Dunbarton High School in Pickering. SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Im Ifff Dundas &micks«,. Whitby Scarborough scuffle Ajax Boxing Club's Tony Myshrall appears to be backed into a corner by Lansdowne Boxing Club's Mohammed Cisse during a fight card hosted by the Ajax club, at the West Hill Legion S a t u r d a y. Marshall won this 170 -pound, light heavyweight match after Cisse was disqualified. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Raiders novices earn U.S. AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax - Pickering Yorkton minor novice 'AAA' SPORTS DIGEST Raiders won gold at the Cam -Am Hockey Tournament in the U.S. recently. In the championship game, the Raiders of -three championship series to Quinte were victorious over the U.S. Glaciers 6-t- . 10=11Y• Scoring were John Scrymgeour with two In the deciding game the Raiders were goals, Brett Connolly, Matthew Carroll, Joey blanked g-0. A depleted Raiders' roster was McColm and Brent Small with singles. exploited by Quinte during die congest - Assisting were Matthew Thrift, Patrick The peewees lost the series opener 4-3 Milne, Connally, Small and Carroll. Paul after a serious injury to captain Danny Benson earned the win in goal. Scbofidd who was hurt after blociang a shot The novices took on the Glaciers in the Scoring were Danny Schofield, Kevin opening game and lost 6-4. Scorers were Crawford and Matthew Peneycad. Assmai Jayson Winder, McColm, Scrymgeour and were Andre Darlow, Adam Blau, Brandon Connolly with assists to Mads Boyce, Kyle McMillan and Brett Chandler Tate. Milne, Carroll and Scrymgeotr. In the second game, the Raiders claimed a The Raiders blamed due U.S. CLCF team 6-4 win. Scoring were Crawford with a hat 6-0. Marksmen were McColm, Connolly, mak. Roy Macleod. McMillm and Darlow Milne, Small. Winder and Boyce. Assists with one. Assists went to Steve Burnett, went to MihW MCCAlm, Matthew Thrift and McMillan and Peaeycad with a pair, Chris Carroll. Nemtinder Jeremy Nwbolsao record- Reed. Macleod and Derbw with singles. ed the shutout. 'Ile Raiders men beat valley Forge 4-0. Lightning strike silver Small, McColm, Carroll and Scrymgeour scored, with assists to Danny LeFort, at provincial event ScrymgO ten Small and ZbnfL Paul BeasO° earned the t in net. AJAX-PICKERING —The Durham In the fourth ggame, floe novices downed West Lightning girls' novice 'C' selects Uxbridge Soong a work Kyle secured a silver medal is the recent Ontario Fvsw mon . Foster, Shawn Catltioe, Jayson Windex. Tate , Jays Winder l�� hockeychampionship. The novices dropped the final game to and LeFort helped wioder Jeremy �D� preserve dw On. Barrie 4-3. Scoring were Bobbi Axe with a pair and Katelyn Sears with one. Adding Raiders peewees drop assists were Mallory Holmes, Nicole Ruta and Axe. series t0 Quinte In round-robin action, Durham tied Barrie '.,close a 1-1. Axe scored for Durham West, with an AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax- ass;sttoltutL Pickering Coughlan Home 'AAA' minor The Lightning selects thea downed petettras RaidlesJlOt>tisf►�trt ti�optsd:abas4 Kiln 6-2- Axe potted four Bods. mobile •723-8507 V BASKETBALL St. Wilfrid senior girls capture court crown PICKERING — The St. Wilfrid Catholic School Wolverines stepped out of the forest and into the limelight after winning the senior girls' basketball Tournament of Champions at St. Marguerite d'Youville school in Whitby recently. In the final between two area schools, St. Wilfrid of Pickering downed Ajax's St. Catherine of Sienna 22-11 to bring home the hardware. It was the first-ever tourna- ment crown for the newly -opened St. Wilfrid school. Top point -getters for the tourney title Patricia MacLeod and Sears added one apiece. Assisting were Robyn Stewart, Laura Clayton, Tatum MacLeod and Holmes. Durham then blanked Burlington 6-0. Goal -getters were Axe with four, MacLeod and Kalley Greer with singles. Assisting were Macleod, Nicole Monosky, Ruta and Stewart. Durham stopped Kingston 7-0. Scoring were Axe with four, Stewart, Misty MacKinnon and Jackie SL Germain with one apiece, with assists to SL Germain with three, Lisa Lillie, Sears, Monosky with singles and Axe with two. Kondo peewees earn girls' hockey crown AJAX-PICKERING — The Brian Kano Re/Max-Quality One peewee girls' hockey team captured the Durham West Girls' Hockey Association bouse league title. In the recent cbampiotsship game, R&Uax faced Canada Trust and emerged witb a batd- earned 3-2 win. Scoring were Cbantale Gauthier wild a pair and Kristin Alexiou. Assisting were Meagan Rocca. Nicole Friel and Cbelsey Emslie. The Kondo peewees were undefeated in sound -robin action to advance to the finals. Scorers for Re/Max in roused -robin play wee Kelly Brown with five, Natbalk Urbas and Kim Brextelle each with a pair, Sbam Gosse and Alexiou with singles. Assisting were Jasmine Urbas, Micbelle Simmonds and Brettelle each with two, Jessie Ford, Kelly Ante Friel, Andrea Reynalds, Urbas. Alexiou, Gauthier and Brown with one. Goalie Margaret Jonotki posted a stingy god-tVaiml aviarrBs of Q4. 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. Wolverines were Alicia Cowans and Nicole [lemmings each with 10 points. Julie Bedeau played well on defence not allowing St. Catherine's best player to score a single point. To advance to the finals, the St. Wilfrid Wolverines edged St. Bernard school of Whitby in semi-final action 20-18. St. Wilfrid Wolverines senior girls' team members are Alicia Cowans, Nicole Hemmings. Julie Bedeau, Patricia Mosquera, Krystal [Tilton, Jackie Geroche, Katie Pasione, Sabrina Williams, Michelle Odle and Michelle Batista. The team is coached by Philip Guillet and Maria Vasanelli. LAKE cm'q'q�,, U8 DEMO . Sat., April 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at our NEW PRACTICE RANGE. Try the naw clubs from RAM, MAXFU. TITLEIST & HOGAN 4Z8-6321 Of b barey Rd E ARE YOU READY FOR SOME FOOTBALL? DOLPHIN FOOTBALL CLUB FINAL REGISTRATION FOOTlsAIL FOR YOUNG ATIQ.ETES AGES 3 - 17 (17 YEAR OLDS MUST WEIGH LESS THAN 145 L M COST IS $"A FOR MMS, $120.00 FOR OTHERS (LATE REGISTRATION IS $150.00) APRIL 22ND 10:00 AM - 1.00 PM MCK EKING RECREATION COMPLEX FOR MORE INFORMATTON $ALL IVAN WOODBURNE AT 427-3401, OR JESSIE RBITER AT 683-4756 r ♦ TENNIS cerinjuniorsquad SPl*ts I otorM itvmatchpr. PICKERING — The Pickering Recreation Complex junior tennis team returned to the Motor City for the sixth annual competition last weekend and posted a win, a draw and a loss. The Detroit matches — against two different clubs there — were the highlight of the weekend of tennis, which also included a stop -over match in London. The Pickering complex junior team finished the weekend in winning form defeating the Down River Racquet Club of Detroit 11-5 in matches. Earlier, against the Bill Kovach Tennis Academy of London, the Pickering club suffered its only defeat of the weekend, losing 10-5 in matches. The second match ended in a draw with the Franklin Racquet Club of Detroit 11-11 in matches. Members of the Pickering Recreation Complex junior tennis team who took part in the Detroit trip were: boys' under 12 — Devin Kiyonega, Markus Javor; girls' under 12 — Nicole Doiron, Jennifer Vasic; boys' under 14 — Adil Shamasdin, Andrew Roszkowski; girls' under 14 — Bianca Savarino. Cory Butler; boys' under 16 — Christian Carere, Donny Crumb. Head coach is Dave Ochotta. `N O t*Siu��4r�r� r / lv / r t 1 IWE BIRO or. i • 0 y " • „,; hole championship golf 'curse • T Icnne of the Canadian Tour uhlalifying School for 25 years • T)urhani s finest R niost .complete golf wh(x)l • I'xperienced C.PG.A. professional staff • gull line of equipment & ,:iothing in our newly renovated pro -shop • ; : >mple•te hanquet facilities for :uurnarnents, weddings, meetings, etc. • �faning times one week in .ulvancc• Public Welcome 686-1121 1995 SPECIAL 8 FREE FE Onlya20O0 2FOR 1 Promotional Booklet �•"•• Available 'tilt April 30 r.••vw Pickering Brock Rd. N. (NoM of Fir") calf loft far awe 91 inlormdfon 683-3822 Tarnantents welcome, I8'lwel manicured holes. Beautitu oak banquet room Serving astral BWS to full course meals. 427-7737 To advertise your golf facility call the News Advertiser Slid Bak for Cam Hurljact 579-4400 Y� THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 19,1995 -PAGE 33 r V HOCKEY Coughlin Homes atoms edge Mobile Vacuum for house league title PICKERING — The Coughlin homes house league atom hockey team won the 'A' championship of the Pickering hockey Association House League playoffs at Don Beer Arena recently. Coughlin Homes faced off against Mobile Vacuum in the title game and won 4-3. The atoms held off a comeback by Mobile Vacuum which scored two quick goals to make it an exciting finish. To earn a spot in the finals, the atoms downed a strong Remax Realty team 4-1. Tyler Perkins was excellent between the pipes, stopping a penalty shot. Team members are Tyler Perkins, Allan Debono, Brady Thrift, Sean McKeigue, Justin Martell, Tyler Lahti, Shawn Seifred, Philip Buttineau, Andrew Stratas. Sean Clayton, John Veitch, Kevin Bailey. Brad Knight, Skylor Petrovich and Keith Barkhouse. Coaches are Steve Morgan, Glenn Morgan and'Ferry Martell. THIS WEEK'S FEATURE: THUNDERBIRD GOLF CLUB 1%underbird Goff Club • 18 Hole Championship Golf Course • Club Pro • Lessons • Fully Stocked Pro Shop • Clubhouse Lounge a Restaurant • Driving Range • Practice Green • Power 6 Pull Carts • Membership • Gold Card Memberships As rhe horns of tw Carman Tar Oua4fying School. Thurrderbrd has. in race" yews, bemm ons at the most rwpecied &—W—hp p layouts in On—. Every year r Vr—inns an made so fee taWty for trial 11- of its loyal yo&v ntentpe-s and guests our rwdY mwXWO ad Pro Shop with the best selection and pnoe. A new rtrYs-prion dolor dubhotse overlooks a course feel provides a lot of enloyment and a very popular tournomsrd facity Good Food, Good Friends,I A spectacular Good Times and Great Gat view looking Tee Times -1 week in advance otos Myrtle Rd., Ashburn, 686-1121 OLE 111213141SIG171619 OUT 0©munannorl� 9 We Scenic .Executive Goff Cause Green fees $11.00 (nc. GST) for 9 holes • (Pay as you play) • Public welcome • LLBO 655 -GOLF • ' 0 week prograr" begir- rg May 2nd until ,,,,,y 7-- • Open clinic teaching every Tuesday -Friday. 6 p m.-8 p.m. • Open to all levels of golfers • Covers all aspects of the game from etiquette 8 u es to fundamentals of the swing • Over 80 hours of professional advice at every affordable price $1250.0 GST 10111,4131141151161171181 IN I TOT. I Scor• Card Slows Slue Ties 417 1 m 618 6.While Tom- 6,473 yards 4 4 4 3 5 4 3 5 4 36 Feed Taos: 5.626 yards { WOLF RUN GOLF CLUES •Only 30 minutes • Tournaments from Oshawa* • 1S Hole Champion trip Course • Pay as you play or memberships • Driving Range • Pro Shop • Club Repairs • Pug & Power Carts • Licensed "GOTTA PLAY IT" For directions and starting times 1-800.321-4009 GtEty OeDaR 3. GOLF CLUB The perfect home for your golf tournament specializing in large groups. • Mature picturesque par 72 course • Large banquet facilities. lmkers, showers & sattrla Call now for your .COMPANY TOURNAMENT 294-4457 DRAW COUPONMRO 11111110: noes as Manic• t Oshawa. er.of many Cw'prlaae t„� t a_ o1 VM eY+ba, beta. span bas i amore! Wain• Phone Addnass hu REEK Got / CLW - - 'um public. no tournamerts. t8'very --allenginq' holes. Starting times booker - to one -meek r advance. Course - irshaled daily. Membershlo available' 427-7737 JAKEM)GIUS DEMO DAY 195 Sat., April 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at our NEW PRACTICE RANGE. Try the new clubs from RAM, MAXFLI, TITLEIST d HOGAN 1 M 3+•.ey =s E , WHITEVALE "raw P.O. Box 30, Whitevale. Ontario A great opportunity to play on a mature 18 hole "Championship Golf Course". A limited number of reserved tee -off times are available to non-members, call the pro shop 905-294-1056 'MEMBERSHIPS - are available in the following categories • Full 7 Days • Intermediate age 19 to 29 • Weekday 5 days • Corporate To enquire about memberships at an affordable price phone 905-294-9600 Ken Fulton's MONDAY'S CHOICE GOLF CENTRE • New Tees • Memberships • seniors &fids Discounts •Un Putt •Bailing cages • Pro shop • Lessons • $5.00 large bucket with card Purchase Heyb:w, 11od etirAm 427-09" , ;100Large u� OFF aft• txttlpon icor visit I Lip the # 1 Ja0a44f#/ fairway. Perfectly F•r manicured _V greens 8 fairways are always �OLtr Gv enjoyae to Tee Times -1 week in advance otos Myrtle Rd., Ashburn, 686-1121 OLE 111213141SIG171619 OUT 0©munannorl� 9 We Scenic .Executive Goff Cause Green fees $11.00 (nc. GST) for 9 holes • (Pay as you play) • Public welcome • LLBO 655 -GOLF • ' 0 week prograr" begir- rg May 2nd until ,,,,,y 7-- • Open clinic teaching every Tuesday -Friday. 6 p m.-8 p.m. • Open to all levels of golfers • Covers all aspects of the game from etiquette 8 u es to fundamentals of the swing • Over 80 hours of professional advice at every affordable price $1250.0 GST 10111,4131141151161171181 IN I TOT. I Scor• Card Slows Slue Ties 417 1 m 618 6.While Tom- 6,473 yards 4 4 4 3 5 4 3 5 4 36 Feed Taos: 5.626 yards { WOLF RUN GOLF CLUES •Only 30 minutes • Tournaments from Oshawa* • 1S Hole Champion trip Course • Pay as you play or memberships • Driving Range • Pro Shop • Club Repairs • Pug & Power Carts • Licensed "GOTTA PLAY IT" For directions and starting times 1-800.321-4009 GtEty OeDaR 3. GOLF CLUB The perfect home for your golf tournament specializing in large groups. • Mature picturesque par 72 course • Large banquet facilities. lmkers, showers & sattrla Call now for your .COMPANY TOURNAMENT 294-4457 DRAW COUPONMRO 11111110: noes as Manic• t Oshawa. er.of many Cw'prlaae t„� t a_ o1 VM eY+ba, beta. span bas i amore! Wain• Phone Addnass hu REEK Got / CLW - - 'um public. no tournamerts. t8'very --allenginq' holes. Starting times booker - to one -meek r advance. Course - irshaled daily. Membershlo available' 427-7737 JAKEM)GIUS DEMO DAY 195 Sat., April 22, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at our NEW PRACTICE RANGE. Try the new clubs from RAM, MAXFLI, TITLEIST d HOGAN 1 M 3+•.ey =s E , WHITEVALE "raw P.O. Box 30, Whitevale. Ontario A great opportunity to play on a mature 18 hole "Championship Golf Course". A limited number of reserved tee -off times are available to non-members, call the pro shop 905-294-1056 'MEMBERSHIPS - are available in the following categories • Full 7 Days • Intermediate age 19 to 29 • Weekday 5 days • Corporate To enquire about memberships at an affordable price phone 905-294-9600 Ken Fulton's MONDAY'S CHOICE GOLF CENTRE • New Tees • Memberships • seniors &fids Discounts •Un Putt •Bailing cages • Pro shop • Lessons • $5.00 large bucket with card Purchase Heyb:w, 11od etirAm 427-09" , ;100Large u� OFF aft• txttlpon icor visit I I i ..'.c. �'v.ti-: �. •--.�, .•4i+ --`• »ii :��5r .a"-r-'i.4.r .'• • i�, :,/ :. kill PAGE 34 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 19,1998 i i a TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PICKERING CAMPUS a Plows .ourseh in an ext amgnew career it could happen m as little as scam months... and if all begins with one phone call. m .can iead is an ext I>tlyr ' Career in as W! as six Af f do COURSES STARTING APRIL/MAY Legal Administrative Assistant All Secretarial Programs Micro Computer Business Applications (M. C. B.A.) Dental Chairside Assisting Accounting and Computers Travel and Tourism (Oshawa Campus) Hotel 8 Restaurant Operations (Oshawa Campus) Bar 8 Beverage Management (Oshawa Campus) If vou we 4, .ears of age or older and recenth laid mlfi you man, gfusalify for training assistance from the proii initial governssem. • Financial 4ssistance ma. be 4%ailable • Pre Employment Readiness Trainin it %ill Teach lou How to Get a job TORONTO HeipiS)l §L1IBAd a BtelIer life PICKERING (905) 420-1344 1459 KiltvUai Rd., Shite 17 Pkkeel is& Owrio cmsnStyle ft=ft • wlwla-t "ws (COUNTER ATTENDANT Wanted for weekends. Apply in person only to Country Style Donuts Located inside Loblaws 125 Harwood Ave. N. Ajax 10:00 A -M. - 2:00 RM. Wednesday - Thursday April 19, 20. VoCD1 RE� Course starting no% : • Programmer Analyst • Computer Maintenance 7echnolog • LAN Si stems Technology • Office Administration • Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computerized Accounting • Word Processing YOUR CAREER STS HERE OSHAWA 434-8585 The sland St. DICT )Ra A • COW0,All - -- - • �cr.C..;;,: . .. - -MpIh711 • yyAAiJON WWOEG - NFML1011 - MSSISSN" - TOWA O • NORTM VM - SCAR80r10UWe • OSHAINA - KINGSTON - OTTAWA • 1a01i1REAL LAVAL - LGKGUEUIL • QUEBEC • MALIFAx ca Career DeKbvirten1 xsmaes LIC Mans urs & Assistant Manners Arby's Canada Inc. is currently seeking experienced managers to operate our new restaurant. The candidate will possess dynamic restaurant management skills Must be highly energetic motivated, and able to motivate others. Understands the Importance of service and the ability to deliver 0 Also has knowledge and understanding of costs and PBL. Salary 8 benefit package commensurate with experience. If you feel you exceed the above description, please forward your resume to: Matteo Gentile Go Arby's Canada Inc. 6299 Airport Road Suite 111 Mississauga, Ontario L4V 1 N3 GO%*st ft's better out Gere: ALASKA MANNER ,1086 - Eam uP bS3o,0o011"V Mro 3 morttli salmon sestina Ahmo ootiMlrefiori, carrrry. nil fields plus mon!! Cal t - 601.79F1362 Ex SS176, 24hrs. (�or Positions available - a currently enrolled Post Secondary Shldent to co-ordinate a Swnnw Youth Maiunlear set vka. A job application form III description can be Pickled tip at our office during business hours 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mon. -Fri. 122 Hunt St., Ajax, Ont L1 S 1 P5 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE APPik ations will be received until 4:00 p.m. Apr! 271h Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. An equal opportunity employer. .0.000.00000 A731ENTM AN J, SILMENTS 4MtrtieAorul Firm SM Surllmirt Poirio- No Door to Door sea or wismarkaiiing $11.00 to Shirt ' Excdert Resume Sdtdarairps Asaid" Gnat way to Met other Sluderte 6 Have A Fun summs ! • For An Utaview Cara 666-"" Oshawa, Wboby. 'j:.'.P'd` rm# ... heavy duty classifiers to- Oshawa- ' e - Oshawa -rah' y area. Contact Jorge at (416) 412-0766 aper 4 p.m. International Company looking for motivated, reliable team players. PROFESSIONAL ADVISORS No experience necessary. Full training provided. Room for ad- vancement. Car essential. Phone Mr. Frederick at 905.037.04. 9Mte sial. - 9i3e Vital. MOIL- Sal" AZ/DZ/D Immediate work available -Loral, P 8 D - 5 A Z tanker positions led train ) Must have 3 years ex- perience. current abstad and safely boots Ap* :Mon.- wed 9 -fpm 2100 Ellesmere Rd.s2w ( AlsNiam f Elisemete ) AJMCO CRUISE SHIP JOBS! Earn $300/ $900 wteeldy. Year round positions. Hiring both nlervwoman. Free room and board VAN train. Cal 7 days, 1.604466-4M Ext IOOC-M EASY NBOOME . Work from home. For Fee nror. maYon lend S.A.S.E to P.O. box 81066, 475 Weet- ney Rd. Alex, Ontario. LIT - 3F10 needed for part4ine stomier program. send resulm to: The Lan9uags Workshop 7 Snowball Lana Unionville. OnL L3R 4V9 frozen food and defy dark. Grocery exp. would be an asset rpd Reply b: a;n ng,en lei, LIC 3K9. HAIRSTYUST-Exile erW.ed *0 clientele. wanted for The Shoppe of Prckerirmg Wle". ask for Lisa ) Wendy or Yvonne 4260600 BILINGUAL ORDER DESK PERSON We are looking for a mature confider individual with good communicatioi and problem solving skills. A friendl courteous phone manner, fully bilin gual in French and English, no sale involved, some data entry experience would be an asset. For appointment please call betweel 8:30 am- 4 pm. at 668-6429 LINE COOK Required for busy Pickering golf dub. mm. 2 yrs. expenence required. call 649-599' for interview. LOCAL Lawn rare conn prnv reg/red tun and part Urn help. Please cats 434- 2931 LOOKING for people for lastvon gala snow. Adults, ams as ages and all &Z. oe. Children start at 5 yrs old, nosxpwwoo. you re - cane lr;n" and otlicral diploma For ardor and reg- istrabon call 1 -ow 8239732 or (613) 247 3461 MODELS - - NEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exating atles. New York. Pans, Aldan Call for consulabon. 4304"S PHONE WORK - Expen- enced telemarketer w - ed Salary . comm. up to $15 M phone (905) 576 9544 STAINED Giess worker build decorative lead door inserts in local wM plant. Must be expenena Call 430.9692 for apps ment SUPERINTENDENT n guired for north end a building Mature coup bondable. referenws. S arty plus 2 bed ape. Ret F 47146 Oshawa Whit This week P O. Box 4e Oshaxva l t w 7x,5 Superintendent r queed 24 rownhouso ca plea, handyman 6 exile errced.Perlect for sern't lead Garde Cas 4361088. WORK from hone, ea $8 00 pe, hour on Ins u time. Dong simple x nrNo selling require Call 427.3694 IF /till .tar .;, m sing parent or separated or i w Need wish three years wo experience. you may quark for financial aseatance of you are over 45 and hrroe r, Gently been lad on, you nir quality for tran" as" lance. DIPiCERT. Lotze wwdperfea D-Gase woe Acapac. Bedford, Auloca Ventura. Pagemakw. Ha ward. Corel. Compuw Pri gramrnng and systems AI alyst. Cobol. Pascal and ( Photoshop. Quark Expres and Itlewtralor. Durham Bu nese Comp ler Calege. 42: 3010 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Lenbrook Personal Communications Group, a marketing, sales and national telecommunications product distributor, is currently seeking an Account Executive, to service and expand its major retail customer base. You are compielely bilingual in French and English. You enjoy Working in a dynamic and competitive business environment while providing effective and professional customer support. You are committed to establishing and delivering to a territory sales plan. You have good organizational, oral and written skdls, strong interpersonal skills and have a positive and enthusiastic attitude. It this description matches you, you have experience in consumer product sales, and would enjoy working in a fast - paced, non-smoking environment, then we would like to hear from you. Please reply in writing by Aprit 26, 199S, to: Lenbrook Industries Limited Human Resources - File *309 633 Granite, Court Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3K1 FAX*: (905) 831-6936 No agencies or phone calls please. We will thoroughly review and consider all resumes although we are only able to respond to those who are selected for interviews. We thank all others for their interest. Lenbrook lndusorfes Limited is committed ro employment equity. Required for forklift and Other material handling equipment business. If you are an enthusiastic, motivated and reliable person with previous forklift sales experience, we have a position with Potential growth in our company. Salary & commission. Send resume to: C.M.H. B•= 357, WbftlbY, Oa1» LIN sV3 •r PICKERING REQUIRES Tire Installer/ Lube Technician Successful applicant JwLCJ PEOPLE re- will work In a busy flat quired for a large food company S50 - $100 K yr rate environment, and commission. Quality lead need to possess supe - ENTREPRENEUR DIS- Supplied. Phone (905) 576- TRIBUTORS WANTED 9544. 1-800-621.4950 nor customer handling IMMEDIATELY for a New Skills. Nights and wee - Company that has justkends are a regular Skilled :1 Bonus. Now taking APpli- '1135 Help ! started in January of this year. Paying up to 60% part of this schedule, call". Call LYNDA 905- FITTER/WELDERS- Must and the person will 432-0369 or STEVE 705. Have Mg experience and be need to have their own able to read blue -prints. Must 10015. have 5 yrs. experience Respond to Tony Walsh, 9.11 Apply with resume to: a.m. 683.4915 or fax anytime anadian Tire 9059566_ Pickering MVAC TECHNICIAN, 1300 Kingston Rd. field experience a must, to months and up. lots to service residential and MACHINIST with CNC commercial egulpment. operating & Progranwntng Gas filter 1, ODC certificate. experience Competitive bondable. Cal 683-0677 wages and good working [22/ •e conditions. Pickering (905) 831-4755. Fax (905) 831- free. 619-3653 4756 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 19, 1995 -PAGE 35-A PARTS PERSON re- DAYCARE available FRIDGE, stove, dryer for �� -•itis quired for busy parts corm- ter. Knowledge of farm Monday - Friday. Brock and Finch area, ask for Betty. sale. Excellent condition Admiral brand. SM each. in your home Free quota - equipment required. Apple- (905) 683.5278. Three Call 905-837-0033 after axoolcLrm • FREE PARrMIG cations forms area avail- months and up. lots to 6P m • FREE ADMISSION able from: Vallance Equip- TLC, 13 years experience and custom design Ail jobs a,ar�ee • EVERY WEEKEND mon1. 114 Winchester Rd., Brooklin. Ontario. DAYCARE - Activity room, nursery. bathroom, kitchen. [22/ •e wmat Clwa'ewn Gnere WE ARE NOT FLF,AS, Nutritious meals, infants - 4 yr old. Excellent rates, to free. 619-3653 ,j WVRE A IAT OF COEJNTRT! ' inspect facilities call 420- 7HR TRO Y-BILT garden j ANTIQUES CRAFTS -2238 7356 tractor like new, electric start, front bumper, Ah GIFTS a VEGETABLES FULL o part time, refer- power take off. hill and furrower y EIV- Eire_ 7 ASSISTANT/ ences available Flexible attachments, asking $Iewwe +' SAT 93l00, SUN. I• receptionist required for hours. Hwy. 2/Dixie, backup call (905) 571-3930 -St•• busy Pickering office. Flexr provided. 8 yrs. exp 424 �i TlEt1)<CRSON RD. bee hours, evenings and 9526 8 PC. Maple kitchen suite �7jj NORTH OF TAUNTON Saturdays. able. expen- LOVING mother of 3 has $750 Duncan Phyfe dining $725. � 655-3331 ence a must Call Cathy daycare available. Brock! suite 6 pc. Heritage 639-44e6 Oaks area. Large t ly fey ly fenced yard. quiet coon.ri, House dining suite 5650, Cherry dining table k,/4 i j _ajr Daycare • 'Wante nutritious meals 619- 1921 high back chairs $450. An - ttque table k,/6 chairs $675, APPLIANCES- Super CARPET a. t Proves. bur y ' NEW Hunter green couch & Clearance Sale - on ad d,rect wholesale. Free in - chair $1150, Beige couch 6 new map/ appliances in• stallabon for tree estimate LIVE OUT Nanny re- ' • • ;hair $575. Cream such ur cludirrq scratch & dent 12 call Sal (905)432-2750. or cu. ft frost free refrxwa- qurred to care for 6 month couch &chow $375. 2 m pager (41619649597 ors. from $480 Hanks & 3 year old. 4 daysper oWbrass end tables $250. Appliances. 191 Bloor E Carpet Broker. 100%, week, light housework. BEST deal .r Durh,im' Top Small practice organ $75. Unit 6 Oshawa (behind Nylon thick. ph,sr, stare re. June start, non-smoker. quality hardwood at low S� sewing machine w/ Mulblech17264043 sistant Carpet For 3 rooms. ECE an asset, relerences a Prices. Stock up now for table $100. Gold apartinent NY only 5369 00. Price in - must 432-4146 next winter. DURHAM Fs size trdge 6 stove 5475. 3 CARPET - Oual,ty carpet 30 Sq, yds carpet REIMOOD (906)427-4741 yr old washer & dryer 5400 at affordable prices We deluxe pad and installation FREE firewood skids & Antique double bed & also do installations, re- in your home Free quota - Pallets. one month only. dresser $200. NEW Amok, pawsbriding. fringing. car- tan in your home No in - delivery available. Can bet- 'k,2 night tables 5300. NEW pet baseboard. border work tefest. no payment for one weer) 6-10 p m and leave Hickory 5 pc Queen bed- and custom design Ail jobs full year, until Dec 1995 Inessage.4349013 room sulfa $1100. 5 pc. welcome . AI esbmates are Daniel. 1-800-217-0104 31ack queen bedroom wt& free. 619-3653 CARPET your howne at *S - FAX YOUR ADS 31100. double motionless waterbed 5175. queen bed CALLAWAY Big Bertha cw sr! :;Iles 100% nylon. -2238 w/box & mattress $300 irons 3-p n MRH. grapMte. n steresistant Price includes Best ober 579-0526 F Flex $2100 new a"rr pad and expert nshlasan 4 1 R E C T O R Y Advertiser Fax �7�7 683-7363 K. It D. RENOVATIONS home unpro emerka. decks and lencetg, cusbm bsse- mentlbathroome. b uddwty permit drafting service 905- 6668231 D• tut. patio dons L b It yarIs p� eNi �d •moi on- tent & 11 '01 Free on ( ROOM TO NNROVE Yiwar dExC-pp�Y lisnor c• ;repo" , , - "on O"W/WOV CMA Scott (906) 619.1663 CITY UWTS DRYWALL NIC. Ind. Comm. Res. Sp•ciaYzifg in .11111slial Studs T49•r Cltdltttp• Tophi• S(tltteeo CIWYge Pandh Eticellerit Ralisisi Free estimates. :all Charlie 105) 427411511116 '416) 600.52 xegler, After • BUDGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apt., Ren.- rooms. pkwrd*g, Addi- bore, electrical, drywall, 15 yrs. Experience. Free eswmbs Cal Mario (905) 619.1663. HARRY -0 TME -MOVERS Move tog or small, we price EXPERIENCED clewner, them adi Freeestimates will clean monies and ol6c- feriiors usCanl shod' notice es references available, Troves Prams moved. also Cali 427_5996 rnCK appi . able raps. Cam Aw. 850 EXPERIENCED cleaning Ladv available recession & PROFFSq.I(INALE,f�. do household moves. res, tan and service call (906) der". commercial Ax 420.31268. types of7 mes ovCall Carl a Jane 11 W/miiiiill MmA& -, 1 R E C T O R Y Advertiser Fax �7�7 683-7363 K. It D. RENOVATIONS home unpro emerka. decks and lencetg, cusbm bsse- mentlbathroome. b uddwty permit drafting service 905- 6668231 D• tut. patio dons L b It yarIs p� eNi �d •moi on- tent & 11 '01 Free on ( ROOM TO NNROVE Yiwar dExC-pp�Y lisnor c• ;repo" , , - "on O"W/WOV CMA Scott (906) 619.1663 CITY UWTS DRYWALL NIC. Ind. Comm. Res. Sp•ciaYzifg in .11111slial Studs T49•r Cltdltttp• Tophi• S(tltteeo CIWYge Pandh Eticellerit Ralisisi Free estimates. :all Charlie 105) 427411511116 '416) 600.52 xegler, After • BUDGET HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apt., Ren.- rooms. pkwrd*g, Addi- bore, electrical, drywall, 15 yrs. Experience. Free eswmbs Cal Mario (905) 619.1663. HARRY -0 TME -MOVERS Move tog or small, we price EXPERIENCED clewner, them adi Freeestimates will clean monies and ol6c- feriiors usCanl shod' notice es references available, Troves Prams moved. also Cali 427_5996 rnCK appi . able raps. Cam Aw. 850 EXPERIENCED cleaning Ladv available recession MEN with large truck will Prices For more mforma- do household moves. res, tan and service call (906) der". commercial Ax 420.31268. types of7 mes ovCall Carl a Jane LISE Cleaning.excelerit t 1 -2866 ralee.rysl give us a call.we MAGICIAN, crown trends. 1__(41612i7-3060 I MICHALSKI MOVING wig» 8 Your hawse ready to entertain for any es tmaxs, offices. week Supplies or act age, any occasion. Bwth- pianosDe' ed Cal 4.7583. days, pronwo". open • • DEIZOTTO WOW ► I t 32 t malsts. Senor and mid- ings, fund rasa as Magic • month dscourrb. Licensed. insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Call 436 779:. r51 619-0747 1 MOIMGNI MOVING SYSTEMS we it move anowrg, TO PANTNG •• avro. Coniine s a r and DO dr DECOR Pam swap or arca tia.e shows are fun Lettuce help s- 839-7057 or 728334 6 CA's Exterior Car Man- RABBITwants work doing fanance Program (Family nugic frac childrens partes Owned 6 Operated) Your and all oCCassans Have personal visit wicudes- we- myown magiaan. Cal Er- hcle washed by hand - al ire 6664932. old wax stripped off - glazs' protection applied - . new coal of wax applied • • ' and buffed. Cars $too. Intttrgr & txlefgr Vans 5120: (tax included) dilcroirMs �^ To protect and beautify aStF- D � 571.0755 / FUN 6 CREATIVE Punta our reticle cal (905) 430 - keyboard lessons m your aPPON*nent fellabl@Semi. horns. AN aa teSPec� 420 -ODBC • POOL OPENINGS from come. Cad Law(;76)[Mei* • • • 1 $150. Liners irstaled from 503-868 a 1. • • $1250. kiground pools in- stalled onstaled from $.600==7: Service • • CARPET IrotW aons - 25 r & rompal t wey,earPraw ' • 6 pools • • years experience, ice, re - types •qupnNnt stretrJeg, our speciality• Serving Durham for over 25 Free •shmar•s. D & N years. Durham Pool • • AJAX Moving Syel ms - tui Durcen, 957.17'99 or 987- Busters 427-6292. 24 DRUM LESSONS • • a �r FW 1800 hoes. 7days/week. Private lessons raw or hourly. Wa now have • • available for be- ELECTMAN. 34 Yeats heated storage tests. Noir •xpeierree, licensed, no trig free boxes with • • gunners, fea- iob bo small, last service, . P k and load special, exeeowtt raps, any •loll- 9 at SM. and up. Cal f • cal work. Cal Ian 653-• IrIfOfR1a00n• 725-0005 or 1300. 427.0005. ELECTRICIAN- Licensed will do ail types of eMctracaf EfpMime•d work. FkaaorwbM raps cmu Mown Seniors decoun . Fast Balgein rates, homes, service. Call Alex at 433- 7632. offices, apt., etc. Piano SELL PWI.V�ailable. IT NOW zWSS13 CALL :663-0707 FAX . , DS OR FAX 663.7363 579-2238 GAILLIND , MMD SERVICES WINTER SPECIAL FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly & bi-weekly services. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and professional service for over a decade. (Fully bonded and Insured) 683-7515 open every Moa to Fri. 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Sat. 9:30 - 3..00 Call 693-0707 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham m Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 683-7363 Don't Forget Aox Pickering *ws Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Pbce Your Clmified Ad Please Call 683-0707 • 4, PAGE 36 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, APRIL 19, 1995 Fro= FZIM /IIT Gus Brown's Brooknorth Marine' is seeking motivated full and part-time. LICENSED MERCURY MARINE MECHANIC (Must have Complete knowledge of ✓ computer systems 8 boating industry is helpful) for its growing boat and yacht operation. Brooknorth, located at 1201 Dundas St. E. in Whitby, has recently opened an indoor �! showroom at the Metro East Trade Center, 1899 Brock Road fat 401) in Pickering, to more effectively service the needs of boating enthusiasts. The company, which specializes in the sale of Bayliner models, ranging in size from 14' to 47', requires individuals with high motivation, a keen sense of customer satisfaction boating experience. All interested candidates are asked to drop off a resume at either location, or tax to: 905- 427-4502. G IO sRoutnlrs ✓ ✓ r1iR ,r CARPETS WANTED tc ^,:. uoc• 100% nvion. new scan re- �+rTMture glass. cola. col - be" carpow on hard 1 wig 10Csbiss. memorabilia. carpet 3 rooms. 3349 Price watch". efc. Sri* Poo "awck+des carpel. premium « esmtes. Cal (906) TT3 pad. expert rstwkkwn. last 7834 delivery hes esmmates (30 yandsl Norman 6862314 LIKE NEW/House fug 2 Barracuda pod Cleaners, chesterfield bvewat. 2 black wall units exercise bike. coffee tables. guts amp. shoves ..mune. 725- 1468 have mesSa9e OAK/PItYE FUR NITURE- gM YY Paw retail prices? One W t7nrsnos okies ants lar. 9sat manufacturers a now seirq direct to lime public Eg f tat sold wk tfrxng- room smote 51975. 6 pc solid ptro bedroom suite $1750 Over 20 Sian choices, an solid, no veneers. Traditional Wood- wolkn0 906-9658774 PIANOSIGRANOFA- THEP Clocks - Durrym's Largest selectio-New and used pianos Not sure" Rent to owl, apt size. uPrighit grand. digits key- boards TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOWTelep Para W 3 orks. 431491 SHEDMAN - quality barn style sheds. built on site. 8x8 $649 GST included Display at Lyu+nbrd Lumber. Kingston Rd.. Pickering OnL or cal 906-50"gei SWMIMNG POOL SUPER SALE Llama np5 Or rfapFaCgtg. ca 10 BOOK ww - M pool work - -8004OLF XR (1-IW47-W CRAFT SHOW Durham College 2000 Stntcoe Streit Nores in Oshawa. is Pleased to present oma of tht largest Sprang craft shows in Durnarry Region, Saturday, Mav 131h. 10 a m 4 p m admen on S2 For Vtuwdor information cal (905) 721-20W ext. 2365 NATIVE CRAFTS - Make Your awn using svrple in- stn¢sons For Mem rwor- mution, waste Askme PO 66118. Town Centre Postal Onset 1365 K nigsion Rd_ PiekWM. Ont. L IV 1 E2 TABLES AVAILABLE 125.00 For the 2525 Phdkering H S Cadet Corp Carrnral Sat. May 13th 10-5 Ruth 683-9158 Wendy 668.6381 VENDORS WANTED, for Brookln Country Mar- ket. Ask for Louise at (905)665-3331 0 (9051721-0066 EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24' rectargular Kayak Pod Includes decks A THREE east sofa and lencng' 6.595. Wets Io - Cal Chir. beige velour. brown by lewws warranty. loveseat Excoknt condi- 1-000,4615-7564. PiekernW ton. 426-7762 Apx- phone 4167967509. APPLIANCES wanted, working or not. Fndoas swuhm, ALSO wwarnted, hose 6 g0 - rage at barn, rMawteble b rent long lease 906 427- 2713. WANTED - oil and an- tique furniture. anylwig old. Scientific netument. china, silver. advertising. sportrng. 1Oys. decoys, dols, mil bottles, collec- Who or soMm. Cal Robert Bowan Ar"m (905) at, - 8049. Brooldin. WANTED CAMERAS - dd dins and alar. p -0 - hay, M --Copes, tele- 600pes, bnoahlars and w Ysd gains. Clads, wtlCff es. Asnitre, arryMitp old. 432-1678. LAST - IgirnaYas Sch nauz- r, female. answers for Hall - d, lowt Saturday, April 15 on 1110 Su+elor and Gayly , Ajax ani, Reward Please Cal 683-1531 LOST Colle Male / black with whits t ey brown eyes, 11 yrs. old., choke polar, no tags. 420- 1964, REWARD. OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Meoivaron show handing dwom begin April 10. Calf Bev at 4W, -OM. CHOW PUPS. black, Clfinl- mon, red and blonde, per- enb on tile, $300. 434- 7006, 865-1921' avvEarisE YOUR GARAGE SALE It's eas, !! Call Classified Advertising for your Garage Sale PaCkagel 683-0707 J�jaz-�iic4ou:trq News Advertisi DOGGIE DAYCARE will allow your dog to have dam- iy walks. play sssaon and more while youlre at work, shopping;or business tripe. Rex"@ hours, large tacitly. Cal K-9 Klubhouse for more mlo. (9051 6837852 or (905) $37-2364 GOLDEN LAB Puppies, 5 weeks old. $250. not regie- Wed. 430-4428 KEEP your dog was* out Me garbage Use a DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE 71SPOSAL SYSTEM. Life- rne guarantee beg. avail - tub in 3 sizes. gem . 9pm. days. (gM)7235413 PALADEN DOG OBEDI- ENCE- Ouahfed Veori- nary approved nstryctan by ex-netrvclor R A F Po- ke Dog Traw - School. 3perrngs avokabb for next c -asses commencing Mon. tpril 24 Puppy 8 Novice. hursdsy April 27 Seri« Puppy A Advance NOV C;r suOcees rate speaks for kteee Tel OW9425. TEAM OBEDIENCE Now Classes (Puppy a novice) SW May 3. 6. 13 Evening. and Sat Classes avaitabb. nm small classes gus- anteed Call430-0025 i g80 190-6 urs. Ieaw W owr Everyone guaNfes On uR1Cr VrC M/A1 No lml*MW. no Credit check. $345 down 570034 On. tam.LTD 1976 Notion Rd. 686-7428 1964 6000 LE. 4 dr. Sun- root. tnroot, V6. an Ps. pb, peat. buckets console, caaaete. merit c andrtion, certified 12095 686.6183 1995 Ford LTD wagonve auto. ps Pb , arc, amv'fm stereo. excellent dean run nig car Was $2295 now $18% certified Call 427- 9722 anytime Rus Open all weekend Fn Sat Stn. Indoors, Big Town Saes 196 CAVALIER Rally Sport air. Pa, pb. auto., bucket, console,C01"MIM non acearnt COM 22696 6866183, car' 1M6 Grand Am. 4 cylin- der. alb, 4dr.. $1405 cart 1983 Frebid, 2.8 auto, $1500. 1981 Chow van, 1/2 tin. 306. auto, 5660 as i0-. 11679 1/2 tin, 318, 3 Speed51295 rt 19M Chalmette.Ca e. 4dr., auto, $500. 1965 Cavakr. 4dr., 64,000 mins, ab, $1796. 404-9759. 196 Olds Calais Su - Poo. 4 dr. aulb., aer, bond- ed, &kiM in a nice me - take gray Excs@ it corri- bon. Good clean rurriirn9 tar. Was 53495 now 113296 carrMfea Call 427-9722 an- Yb- rn land, Fri. Sat Ski rt iidbps Bg Town Sake, 1997 CAMARO Ira Z. 5 ire, alb. overdrive. bks/ grey interior, oder 100,000 lull stored winters, one owner, T -root security alarm, arn-Orn Cassette, $7,200 or beat caw. (906) 6862674. 19e8 PONTIAC SUNSIRD 4 dr., auto. air, eerfifted, cal 7260817. 1991 Honda Civic DX, 81,000 tin.. auto., arNlm caseegs, slhousconl condi. ton, $7500 or beat lesson MW Oar. Cal Paw 723- 1155 231155 «434-7564. 1991 Taurus Stabonwaq- on. 83.000" well main trained by run smoker With usual power options. ar, Oft. 59.500owl. o.b.o. Cal 6662137 1993 Cavalier RS. 36.000 km. 4 dr auto. V6, Irks new. Stt.000 cerffied. Cal 725- 2372 eve.. or 666-0668 workdays CAMARO a-^ =Arg a 198' and older For scrap. pay cash. Free towing ALso pickups and vans call g03-623-8998 TOP SSS pad ler scrap cars. 7 days per week. used part available, and in - staged cal 6837301, or 4261879 afar 6 pm. tc • 1e ft. PRO TOUR Spring Bok class boat 150 hors. E vrrude. metdnrtg trader, all accessories.was on de - Play at previousDont Shaw POW. , $9900 Pe. 430-4136 1ft6 DORAL Bow Roder (bkue a wrote) 3 8 lite. stem drive, n0oard/out. board. 8-eeaw. a illm cas- sette, includes hteavy duty trader. s69o0 Cal 906- 479.0797 days, 906-509- 0647 right ESTATE SALE Aluminum 12 n (deep) boat trader. 1967 strip mercury oul- board 'like now, package price $1200 (905) 666- 1977 INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appt Monday to Saturday Motorcycle. Auto. and very competitive. Property rates. call Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker (905) 427-3595 MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE WAN-_✓ JEAO OR ALIVE `AEE bwg for scrap. used or abendaod cars A trucks t lrpick-tip. top prices Pad (416)261-3499 1910 CHEV. Slop 240, 4 ■ 4 Silverado. loaded. Abe. 80.000 kit, black. tnL Ex - tang Tonneau., certified, $14.900 Or best dw 404- 9007 19M Ford EoonoW a Con- version Van, new rebuilt 302 moor wren t yr war- ranty. Caplan Chairs, tv. C.B radio, stem cassette, double air can.. dual gas tanks. trader hitch brake System. usbm light Pack- a9e. Power wwdtow and looks. Ouse COON . sleeps 4. Flpnrda van, noir seen --Am. Elroslerx txxidfon. Csrffed,$11,SW 4361610 Of 605,011149 - IM Ford A«ostar, 7 - passenger. 2 -torte, anvrn We dock, reasonably low kms., $7500. ca ",ad. No GST 5769227. A>< M Tbxbe-ups 8L tnirtor repairs Labour $30.00 hr. Mobile service avakible 4>�i� FOR SALE 1981 Honda Ca 750 K, with Weer I& - Mg. $1,000 invested over weer, eel for boat other or Waft for Pickup. 955.4214 OUTBOARD 1976 John- son 9 4HP Short Shaft, good condition $600 o b o. Cal Joe 436 1595 4 Bedroom house with 3 bedroom basement apt., (btvis, , laundry, living - room.). Can be rented seperatNy St100 upper; 11650 lower. End of April. Odam. 579.4906. 62/DIXIE. Now, w9., clean bedroom basement all inclusive. a/c, Pod. ca- ble. n n endwig business person or ernio cine. 3660.831- SM. 1 - 2 bodoom located at 309 Cordova Rd. akw available 1 i 2 bedroom totaled at 946 now SL No pets Please cal 579- 2367 or 5766724. 2 BEDROOM basrrirq aPa►f1onL aeprate en tanoe, lauxry faciities, 9627. file J rr 1. Cal AJAX - 2 be basement 4 appl., 4 Poe. bath. Irving, din - Ing, side entrance, no pets, no smoking, ex- cellent location, avail., reter.. frsViest. $650. 1/2 Water, hydro. 420-3706 AJAX - Clean one bed- room basement apartment available, with separate leis for amid parking. "at Sr>gle person $550 per no. 619-9036 AJAX mann floor avail- able now 3 bedrooms, share laundry. 5950 incku• sive. Freahty panted. ap- ohances, Lyra» Papnzzo. 4269766 AJAX - one bedroom basement apartment new carpet all incisive. sepia. ate enaance. available so. ^wedatefy $550/monthly. FrsfAaK rq pet After 6. 0-27-0649 AJAX • Two Dodi basement aparinent sate entrance. 4 Poo. bath laundry. 1 Schools. shopping No 5750, nckrer 427-9032- 4 AJAX 2 bedroom pt, available May 1 lAYf s n- tluded. $660 Cal 416. 286-6732. AJAX Harwood / Bayty Two bedroom bent. apt $750 plus UMMs 40% May 1195 Clop b at asrnrh'at n0 pets wry quiet. Presale entrance (906) 420.1251 AX Oxford Towers - icious aoartm entt norm bddi g, Close to slopping, 401. Go Pod. Sana. 1, bedroom May 1 A June 1 6938571 6935322 tnfl 7 30pnn AJAX. 1 bedroom base. rttent apartriww walkout sovie" u'orbn9 person. laundry, cable. utilities. In- cluded. s60Wnw. trsL last. 666-8277 please leave nw nage, AJAX- brand now 2 bed- room bOMe apL4 Puce R700'*� n 35x iuliktrss. CON (91M) 29440760. AJAX- oro bedroom basoment now carpet al ndisive.LSops. rats entarhoe. Anis" 'I- all, s5w last No Pell. After 6, OW. AVAILABLE rolrn Ma at n Class Whitby Apartmentt ping UMdln Included. No Pella. 2 Bedroom. 10 Cal 430-0134. 33 & n FALBY COURT 2 8l. 3 bedroom apaftents in family bul ft Air MWiaoningn broafo0mn 2 appliances, laundry fadlities and underground parking included. From $743-5833. 6860645 WfDtekdep 8:30 ami, - 4:30 P.M. 408 Moor St. E. 1 bedroom apartment, carpeted, parking, utilities included. First / last. 3550/monthly. Avail June 1. 723-075 BRIGHT One bedroom basement apartment sepa- rate entrance, includes everything. 5640. Brock Rd. and Hwy 2. Available May Ist 683-6934 CLEAN 1 bedicom $600, clean 2 bedroom $620, utilities included. small apt building. Mill / Skmcoe area. call for appointment 434- 8M Courtice-Large 2 bed- room lower apt.Approx 1 000 sq to l st b last re- qurred $700/month in- cludes utilities . cable. Available May 1st No pet. Cal 404-0001. Call CLASSIFIED for friendly, professional personalized service OSHAWA South Bad hi -rise. 1 bdrm - $569: 2 bdnn - $619. Cleanlarge suites. Indw desheal, cable, hot water, parking'. appliances. Tennant pays hydro. 4366700 )SHAWA 2 hedrner basement Apt. all appiaric- es, all inclusive. for $545 month. Available Apo 30eh call 434.6619 OSHAWA North - One , two and three bedrooms, available May Is' June Ist Fndge, stove laundry facih- ties in building utififes in- cluded 723-2094, leave message. OSHAWA! - Tired of k k- srgtg at dumps? Spauous 2 bdrm.apt. in charming older duplex. Features: Parking. private entrance. 2 stories of Irving space. one carpet. ed dwoughouL the other an enormous tiltw/rustic pale floors. Florida ceiling In kitchen w/immaculate ap- iances, c/a.. tasteful Eng - style 2 room ballroom w/posskble laundry hookup 5695.. Cat wekaorto Must have good credit history. first/lasl. After 7 p.m. collect (519) 942-3964. WHITBY, 2 bedroom apartment, walking dis. tance to Go station, Iola of parking. utilities included. c9o5►•3o-8" or (9 0 514 33 76 37. WHITBY, modern bright walkout 1 bedroom base- ment, furnished, air, park, suit single, non-smoker. Jute 1., $550 all inclusive. 666-4M. WHITBY- one bedroom walkout basement apt., $550.. Bachelor apt $475.; Sep. entrance, ulfities, ca- ble. parking. close to Go and amembes. Available Immediately Call 728- 0253. 2&0253. HOLD AO UNTIL C W HITSYk"rJied bachelor, unfurnished one bedroom Clean, quiet. modern, close to retail and transit parking. laundry, no pets. 905-509-2038 or 416 2113-8030. WHY rent when you can own your own home for less In n lyou tkr To Cal Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 66&3800 or (905) 6663211 E t • 3 bedroom familyroom ort btchen, large 24x30 work- PICKERING - Liverpool shop, close downtown, orJyy and Bayly, very large at- $895 plus ublities. Ava4 tractrve and unusual two able now. 725-1171 or 25- bedroom 5 bedroom basement, fug 9171. Bathroom, kitchen and COURTICE - 3 bdrm . sundry, own entrance. clean. huge IpL saw Incisive, (416) 494- s O.K Ckoss b schoogarls 7766 or (906) 770-7222, SM . u0-. fist/lest Pager PICKERING VILLAGE, COZY attic apartment. in 4T` quiet adult 4 plex.siatable for single mature quiet wing person 5550 me immediately references 509-2375 11 LARGE clean 2 bedroom apartment n pork kke set- t 1. with trout stream. srrog ' - ' $s�wi,►.d of Colborne. 5543 oris ubllers.(905) 355- ,: sin MARY will be happy Ic help you with all your Classified advertising needs' CALL TODAY! 683-0707 fax 579-2238 SMALL 1 bedroom apart - ment. rurals.er,g. Couraoe area. 1450 morwh it ck,dea heat 8 hydro cal 434.5092 PICKERING - t Bedroom ba olOr JJ/ -7:Y!' NO D0111N PAY&WN7'7 Good credrt`7 Gond or'' b Vnu can buy ler the price of root while Pnogs and rates are down � or 11111renit. Doug it3 Frr•eweia4 4iea+ees PICKERING a bedroom xuy, 2500sq n . newer dtetavned horns. 3 bath. 5 applianim. *"A-. garage. fenced. teWM P. $1299 .2/3 Ms. Avail 66 . June 15. 9068 7105 cement Students/wiork- ng person Partly fur. PICKERING White7/Findn noted. cable/parking, bus 2 storey 3 bedroom. 2 1/2 roule, laundry. no smo" baths. family room. two - Pet $SWnckwrve. Atter place, a/c. Uv, double 9: �weekerds. 906-837- r �. :1250 plus e3,- TWO tearoars RELATE "1O"l'ht Papud, 426-9706. hy- apartment. Pickerrhome. Private entrance, R - Own your own hoe for less Dun 5600. WHITBY � «o bed close to 00 train buwWM per month. Cal John Arris. Near Hospital- Clean 2 arm MO Hardwood floors, Carpet ebve+fndge. Sake Rep..Remax Sutsnt Really, 906.6663800 bedroom apt.Own entrance laundry facilities 420.1 aM WHITBY t -bedroom $595/mon1h includes heat. aperient Separate on - SOUTH Ajax. now lake. Available May It t W A TWO BEDROOM a pt * 9 walk to shopping. hoop". kntNo pet Call 4360960 stoveparkingIo- school church 3 -bedroom ' Clew.newOsncaenwtral Con.. �ksplit large fenced k;_ NEWCASTLE VILLAGE 1 667500 hy- finished bawmmt car Port - lige one bedroomapart- duo. NON-SMOKER avail- 2 sheds. a/c, 51100/trq., "Went in secure bidding able immediately 579- firsllbst. No pets Jur 1 with air Conyforwn9 sew 3954 683-1300. moofNy. ALSO one ted- two stcrey with sky- TWO bedroom basement SOUTH Whitby. 4 bed - monthly apartment apartment for rent in Ajax. -S519 S750/monlMy Cap 905- room tarrvtyroom Wien tae place and deck. Basement Phone 967-3211 420-2081 walkout. 2 -car garage. NICEST basemen apart- TWO bedroom walkout, lege kit. $1250 plus Avail May 15. 656-44x0 ment in Whitby Large living/dining room• kitchen. kitchen. bath. bedroom. all 4 Pe bath. separate lawn- WHITBY- beautiful 3 bed, utihbes ntkded $600 dry. storage. cable. $750 brick bungalow. marry up - monthly. non-SMOker Pre- inclusive Ajax. 428.3747 9rades.large fenced lot. kned.668.4264 VACANCIES! Call tote oke flow taxes.Justmove n. Otey i Dag Ted NORTH Oshawa. IW90 slop rental shop ler a BET- Houghton 66& 8- (Rs one bedroom rased base- TER Selection. DURHAM ,axSuwniti3a00 mint apt.. Landry fac.. 2- HOME RENTERS, (905) car parking. private - 428-1278 minimal fee WHITBY-EX0Cueve 4 bed- franu. 5550 all Inclusive. LANDLORDS ADVERTISE room tnomo2500 >q 112 1!2 Mature working eagle, or FREE!! bath,urudar stair case. couple. No pet. 579-1869. man lour la+wryat2 car WESTNEYRIWY 2, One garaW.No peb.1 yr mini - NORTH Ajax. 2 bedroom bedroom w al"d base- riot Iease.S1450 . ufii- �n apt clean, bright, molt ,nee roan. 4 De. bade, bes.Avalable July lot. Ret. lots d :brags, Shower1rd9e, sbve, parking. no (416) 297- ooy, no arnpbns, avail" snrnoking, al invaded $650 0061..Cal now 6700 iil9usive LymeW "1O"l'ht Papud, 426-9706. hy- y 1.4x7 ooeo. SOMME (South at Rus. WHITBY � «o bed asst 2 bntoom n 12glex, paidung, ublea 0. cable in- ent �11�nan�oes and utkwsapartrts ir, anuded. $660 cfiuded esep hydro. Laun- Available Duro 1666 dry facilites. Newly rend . wted. Avail. May tet SM. Fruth oat 2 WHITBY t -bedroom able June tit SM- bVtest aperient Separate on - ONE bedroomapt., sial tante. laundry facilkies, able May 1. Close to down- parking• it31101ast rebrene- loswn $477/maeat se. Non srrnoken no fridge and �. 3625 ineslw 905)420- k. (204 slaw Fe o%W w e • quilted. 623-796.2' LARGE 2 bedroom, now WHITBY - large oro bad. • quiet wire roan AWL. approx. 1000 sq . ft., brigilit dean, ctudea fridge, Bowe, was , or, dryer, ori. blinds, avail- Mg , �, able June tit SM- bVtest VW mo. ncl des uddes. CaA 721-0786 Available Jia 1. Refsr- emcee required, 666-8262 ONE bedroom basement -Pan ' with own en Lance, No puts, t65urridu- sive. Fwavlast. Available ' May 1. 603.0996. OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apartnrtt avail" at BM EWCASTLE- by Ownr. 3 br 2.5 bels 2 storey do. aid 9Glen SL Close b y ehned, double 9-&P. dose b school, 5124,500 or d ,rools, shopping and G.M. utilities inckded. bV el Fsm@wm War O. Inspection April 22 323. 10 a.m.- [bidder last required. Cal 726 Al", property will be sold an Sunday Wit b hrgbtt 4993. (906) 997-M26. 3 bedroom townhouse. south GM. $925/mo uskses molded Frstiast re¢aned. Cal Sandy 435-108118. A BEAUTY - Liverpooll Hwy 2 three or two bed- room town hags, spacious bodreoms/sveg room, parking. Cable. al orc uwve. non smokers. no pets. pro lee9nonal w•orlkmg couple. 831-9469 CAPITAL Properties would like to offer you the best in Oshawa Lrvwg. Spacious 2 and 3 bedroom town hones Slerling at $700. C40 Larry Cr Cally 579.2149 NOW '43r Rooms for Rent AJAX unfurnished room 'or rent in clean quo home. laundry and coffee ncktd- ed Coes b bus and shop - Piing hoppig. Non smoker avad- able enmedakdy. $400 per month 6867260 AJAX- NORTH,Fursehed room with GA, lutchen facaibs, living room. avail able now. S400 per, rnonlh hrst / kat Cal 4,26.9118 or leave message. ROOM for rant with pnvale kitchen and betroom, car- -led. central loeafpn. NON SMOKER. $70Askly. Cal 57670%. Man -Fn, 9-4 P m. Wit. share kilchoraboh. Parltegr ruble Included. Birrview of water at door. $375/monMe ly. FrsMa$L 637_2047, COURTICE- S Veer ab home, air condiMoned, riused bungalow, Was 60 be shared by praterably probsoon l Person. Available as soar as Possible. Please Can 404-2164. PICKERING - 1lxegttye home Q0sltre. V*dse Rd. S400am, PaAvrg. h. 906-837-2062 t W-416- 759.2201. COURTICE - Large kw y 1 bedroom with fireplace and air con., available June. 1. $b00ymo. Plus UW, kes.(905)683-0315. SIX MONTHS Free tent: Olboe. Sntooe N. , Osha- wa. 500 IL two roorrle sec- ond floor. exceeenl ertpo Parking.434-2441 kMan $So VERY busy Oshawa plata 3600 sq.R . firiefed space. Ideal for bwxi% t hal pool hal or any lend of dulls. Of- fce space also avadable. Al fat - ei place. Rea- sonable rent. (416)445- 5999. BARRY'S BAY- H K Cat- Uges boob. beach, befwg unpolluted water, store. take-out. playground on premrs". May/June ds - cant 1-613.7562746 SCENIC Picton - 2 bed- room filly hanahed coQag•- ea. 3 pce bath. great fehr irg, boating and swununng. Call (905) !139.7533. TRENT RIVER, Lake Sey- mour. Woodland Estate, fanwly house ulepng cot- tages. 3 PC. bath. fishing. pod. beach, slore,play- groud, 90 men We Picler- og. 14100-367-2044 A LARGE ■rel appoinled .. .. directly, on the beach at khdien Shores, Beauskl suheele, large sandy bee ch, covered parking, from $675 U.S. per woo k Aran $1725 U.S. per mo. 686-27166 490= CLEARWATER - fully fur- nished mobile homes, clubhouse. healed pools, hot tubs, tennis, just 20 minutes to beaches. NHL Hockey. Blue Jay baseball, dog, horse tracks. Chddren weoome. less than motet. Call(905)683-5503 GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo. close to famous Clearwater beach, pod, la- cuzzi. BOO, private yard. available Now - Dec. for Info and to view photos 686-9846 or 579.3788. 1 2- storey 4 bedroom Oowmanvlle. 1.5 balks. fin- ished basement. pool. cen- tral vac, large kitchen, dishwasher, lot 55x110, $149,900 623-9535 ADORABLE CAPE COD $1139.D0000. wooded con- servation area. near Lake Scugog. 1.400 9q.ft.. 3 bdrm. 2x6. r-20 wales. l gh► efficiency gas furnace. H.R.V, gas lrepace. 1 2pc. • 2 4pc en suite baths. rough -in GV, oak Iulchen. 905-985-9106 CHARACTER and Charm, 1 1/2 detached brick desirable N.E. Osha- wa. wood trim and hard- wood floors, new plumbing and wing. F.A.C. heating. Sliding glass w/o to deck. fully Iphced yard. detached garage. finished basement with bath, quiet ~toes to hrnptab schools and parka. $126.900. Open Haas . Sunday April 23. 1 4 p.m. 362 Leslie St., Oshawa Take Mary St. . north of Adelaide and fol - las signs. 72W-40109 GORGEOUS 4 loved faide- sold on corner lot, 3 bay garage. paved drive. bark- tiktty, landscaped. all levels besubkt9y finished. Must Do seen to be appncuibd. Too many arias io men - bon. Centrally localed. cove to PeMnbwayN LrWeay and Oshawa. Ask- ing only $145.900 Priced 10 9011 Call 705-277-1578 or Bus. 706743.0491. ask for Bob or Carol OSHAWA East- 4 bed- room trick house. Irving. dowg 2 kilohms. 2 bell - rooms. fin. basement ga- rage Reduced $137.900. Cal owner 4264701 PRIME n/s Oshawa loca- ton. professionally bushed ■aids and out. 3 bedroom bednpi $168.00 344 Gothic. wen by appt., 579- 7308. PRIVATE SALE - Three bedroom semi, nicely deo. led. fully ferhosd. gas fireplace. rec. room. Soo- veraon and Philp Murray area. Wilk cberhg. firionc- ng available to qualified purchaser.asltrgS 123,500. NO AGENTS. Call 576- SM 768806 9 a m. - 4 p.m. week- days. 0 0 THREE bedroom home available immediately for sale or lease -to -own in Pickering, Fox Follow area. 2.5 batt. fireplace. double garage, dv. all appliances and window coverings m- added. $182,900. Cal Da- vis Kuksn. Coldwel Bank- er. Golden Key Realty, 416- 281.2200 or 905-420- 2081 FIRST TIME BUYERS ATTENTION 611 Galahad -3 bed.2 app!. 2 storey.Fag. 593.900. Or 1330 Trowbridge -2 slorsy street home.3 ted. 2 app. garage.Fag/Ac. fireplace m I.R. Carpet allowance $2000 5109,900. PRIVATE SALE PICKERING COMPLEX TOWNHOUSE 3 bedroom, 1 112 baths, finished rec-room. freshly decoraled, 2 utderWotnd perking, playground.lartd. soaped grounds. 8 % assumable mortgage WS) 294-2118 TAKE A LOSS! Owner must sell. 52900 down $580 month, own you own Oshawa hams. Cap Ken Colin. Coldwee Banker RMR Real Estate 726-9414 SAILWINDS Whitby. lux ury condo buddirg, ons bedroom. 941 sq R, many extras. 641 114 WATERFRONT COMMUNITY. 2 am lots in beautiful Part Perry. Lob $166.000., call 14 Estales. 427-0390 or 428-2215 $3500 hall priced. Seclud- ed wooded Trader lot, good road. sandy beach. liehrg. 1/2 hrfrom Oshawa. (416)431.1555 4 bedroom fully loaded. rustic beauty. comill" of hoar. sand beach, shallow bay, Lake- Mazraw. Boat barge. nothng b bring - $105.000 655-54W AFFORDABLE Lake On. lano trader site now Tren- Ion. " serviced makare Uses. sheMeted docking. waterfront Sites available. Full phos from $9900. Minna. 416757-4944. A chain of 35 + stores selling a complete range of pet foods and supplies, is now franchising its few remaining corporate stores. The store In your town is now available. We offer a turn -key operation with training. Full purchase cost of these stores average $65,000. If you like dealing with the public and love animals then contact: PRIVATE spacious camp. sites, located on Pigeon River Access to Trent Severn Waterways. Full family recreational pro- gram. Come, take a look anytime. M b Ks $Seaver, Trailer Park Ltd., Ornemee Ont., 705 -799 -Mi. RED SETTER RESORT - Trent River near Havelock Excellent campground Large fully serviced sites from $785/season. Coftag- as 2.3 bedroom from $330 - $375 1-906-436-0607 or 1-705-7763096 Money 575 to Lend SS,000-$2$,0810 TO kart from 8se menowly. Can Do" or ow*n t. X60" Coumtouity FinaneW Services. BORROW $10000 air as kttle as $110 par month., o.a.c. Cab Jerry. 6467200 Free corakltasons. Anbus !nweermenb Lid. MONEY probbei 7 Debt Consolidations. credit ar- rangements. personal budget darning, credit repay. FREE CONSULTATIONS Ontano Credit Counselors (Oshawa- Toronlo) 433-1425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS ATTENTION- people who work head, move fast and Ilwdk big. LJrikmrl90 earring potential. 4269063 (Su- san). 428 -MM (Mary ),on g, trarwg and support MC, ANSWM 0.111! & PERSONAL RATED •I IN CANADA EVANLY RAYS LIVET ON .h _'IVEGIFTED MONEY ACCURATE CARFER PSYCHICS 1-900-451.4055 I--, V- . ESTABLISHED proles signal Lady. 40 . attractive. 0060. rinancially secure. very independent. same0nee stubborn, great sense of Amor with a rest fx kfe, very adventurous, ambitious. alNctonate, r+onow and sneers, oven 'ravekr,4 gourmet 000k -N 1,ealer 0c. and most out- door activism. seeks altrac- Inve, it gardenias r1 law or medicrns wAhh a srridar zest lex We Please, room by sending photo. Contact number and why you are arrwenng thin ad. b oon(f dental PO Box 51 Keene Ontaro KCAL 2GO �.A r � 1 t''J 1 , r i J .1 •� I' � '✓ / f '/ .� �. ..f :�' 17 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., APRIL 19, 1995 -PAGE 37-A Durham Regional Police POLICE AUCTION BICYCLES and Unclaimed Goods 10.00 a.m. Saturday, April 29/95 Terms Cash/Cheque To be held at Property Bureau 645 Farewell Ave., Oshawa (Entrance off Colonel Sam Drive at Farewell Ave.) TAGGART, MILDRED E Sid en y a, :5" a xa ;e^- er?l Mosortai or Sa^J-:ap. April 8.19%. Mildred, In ^er 81st year. Loving wife of the late William John "argart. Dear mo her of Sharleen and her husband '^e late Allan Wilson. Sister of Ernest 41ts of Bort "c De and the late William and John Hilts. Fondly re- -embered by her grandchildren Lone. Scott and "Orr. and her great-grandcrrldren Amanda, Mat - 'new, Alyssa and Erica A service was nerd are the ^aDei of MCINTOSH-ANDERSON FUNERAL --ME. 152 King St E. Osnawa (433-5558) on ".esday. Apnl 11. 1995 at 1:30 p rn Interment Mt. _awn Cemetery. Donations to a cleanly 01 your --c ce Mwfing the right person is too important to leave it up to Chance. Call Match Mates to meet screened compatible singles. r r WS ano liTN� 7* sullif,SNT I,. gm h run sin! at run b bb M roll Pwrw a'm F. a -dit ispvemri n M YMav a VW nnnw Oita• ae 416785.4416 1404266.4228 1810 AVENUE RD 'EAR'S XrRooucn0 St?anCE Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3-00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0-,0, For an audio version of all of the current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington resi- dents). This complimentary service pro- vides detailed information for notices placed in the previous 7 days. ti PAGE 38 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, VWD., APRIL I!, 1995 . cuMMunIrr Red Shield Appeal helps Salvation Army help others By REGINA PEZZARELLO SPECIAL, TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX-PICKERING — The Salvation Army is mobilizing its troops to continue doing good in the communities it serves. The annual Red Shield appeal needs donations to con- tinue services going that help shelter battered women, pro- vide the mentally and physical- ly challenged with job opportu- nities and clothe families in need. This year's goal is $8.5 mil- lion for the Greater Toronto Area. In the past two years the Army has failed to meet its tar- get. You can help in one of two ways on Red Shield Blitz Night Monday, May l — by canvass- ing door to door for Sally Ann or by making a donation. Rhonda Narraway, Red Shield co-ordinator for Ajax - Pickering. Uxbridge and Georgina says the money raised will support 87 services in the Greater Toronto Area like the Ajax -Pickering Food Bank, the Salvation Army Family Services Centre and Sallv Ann's Thrift shop. "The goal for the Ajax -Pick- ering area is around $23,000, and I think we can raise it," says Mrs. Natraway. Mrs. Narraway, who is co- ordinating the local program for the first time, believes the blitz will raise Salvation Army awareness in the community. "It's something that hasn't had too much attention until now. If you'd like to donate your time to the Salvation Army for one night and canvass an area near you, call Rhonda Nar- raway at 837-7769. To offer a monetary donation, call the Salvation Army Red Shield headquarters at (416) 489- 0094. Good parents needed for study group DURHAM — Do you think you can help parents in the challenging task of raising chil- dren"' If so, you may be interested in a course for people who'd like to lead parent study groups or present parenting workshops. The four -session course is offered by the family education resource centre of Kinark Child and Family Services. It treats emotionally -disturbed children and their families and also offers a mvriad of fami- ly -help courses. The course comprises one component of Kinark's parent study croup leader's certifi- cate. (Before acquiring that certificate, you I must also co -lead a parenting course.) It will look at leadership styles and their effects, and skills and tools which can be used in groups to make them effective. A prerequisite for the course is a familiarity and empathy with the Dreikur's philosophy of parenting — either through participation in one of Kinark's parent study courses or by studying Children the Challenge. The course will be held at Kinark's office at 1916 Dundas St. E., Unit 2, Whitby. It begins Saturday. May 6 from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost is S80 per person. For more information, call 433-0380. exten- sion 316. , 'I WnAd AP A WHAT THE *#C�!!*?* ARE WE GONNA DO TONIGHT? Find out in Backbeat. It's been a long time coming but Durham's finally got it's own entertainment newspaper, where you can find out about all the things that matter. We also want to hear what you have to say. Spill your guts to us. Exercise your creative abilities. Send us stories, suggestions, and whatever erre 'you think we need. We could make you a star! But I doubt it. Send your stuff to: BA CKBEA T 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5 For advertising info, call (905) 683-5110, ask for Debbie Mohns or Duncan Fletcher TSUPE'WALK fl[CITIES 9=m00 A.M. SUNDAY, APRIL 23/95 Wr:ether yos.: are a leisure stroller, exercise pacer, or race walker, you can participate with others, enjoy a 5, 10 or 20 km route from Durham College and help find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis. You will be surprised how quickly and easily you will get pledges - most WALKers raise $100 or more! Set a fundraising goal for yourself and spread the word among family, friends and co-workers. Fill out the registration form and send it in today so we can send you a pledge booklet, newsletter, and a SUPER CITIES WALK brochure. All WALKers must raise pledges to participate. Proceeds from the SUPER CITIES WALK will support service programs in your community for individuals who have multiple sclerosis and their families as well as vital ongoing research to find the cure for MS. Oshawa Super cities WALK Registration Form ; 1 On April 23rd, 1 will: (check one box only) 1 N 1 WALK C7 VOLUNTEER 1 1 C] Mr. 0 Ms. O Mrs. N 1 � 1 Name - 1 Address: 1 1 City Province: ON 1 1 1 1 Postal Code: age: 1 1 Phone (res.)- (bus.)- 1 1 Send you complete registration form to: 1 1 SUPER CITIES WALK for MS, 250 Bloor Street E., 1 1 Suite 1000, Toronto, Ontario, M4W 3P9 or 1 fax to (416)922-7538 — — — — For further information call 1-800-268-7582 For ' - FREE coaedT# 7 wADettr�st How toprojit in Toda 's Turbulent Times y A FREE INVESTMENT SEMINAR Invest your time before you invest your money OPW Richard Rhodes, BA knw THE EQUION GROUP B.Conk CFP, RFP Presented by Richard Rhodes. 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SY 1035 (OSH) AMBITIOUS while male, 32 self-employed. enjoy cars, movies, quiet evenings, casual dinners, looking for a lady for refa- uonshp, serious inquiries ,)nly. No head games. SY 1047 (COB) ATTRACTIVE, Profession- al, single, white male, 40, overcooking, the out- doors, boating, camping, non-smoker, seeks pretty, shapely lady. 28-43, for a relationship. I have a lot to offer a woman. SY 1050 (OSH) RESPONSIBLE, romantic male, early 40's, enjoys music. movies and the out- doors, seeking reliable, affectionate, shm lady, 30- 36, for fun and quiet omen, friendship, possible rela- tonship. SY 1051 (0614) HI out there. I'm a single white male, 19. 1 would like to meet an 18-22 year old, slim, white female who likes to have fun and quiet times. I'm shm, white and good looking. I think. Friendship or relationship. SY 1053 (OSH) SUPER, sexy male, very lonelyfreaa seeks that I Exchange Messages tt DATE TONIGHT'! 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SY 5682 CLEAN-CUT, muscular, ► single, white male, 40 years young, 5'6", 140 Ibs., seeking female, for discreet afternoon encounters, please call mailbox for more into. SY 5683 VERY cute gay male. 27, seeks attractive male. /& 30, looks and personality very important, no games. SY 5685 GAY white male seeking same, cleanliness and dis- cretion assured and expected. SY 5692 (OSH) FRIENDLY gay male_ 47. looking for discreet casual encounters. SY 5693 A gentleman but r,• a pussy Cat, 51, seeks female. for casual encoun- ters, discretion expected and assured. SY 5700 (OSH) GAY 'e ale. 36, sincere. hones', seeks the same. enjoys movies. cards, for Iriendsh,p, possible rela- bonship. Ail replies answered. SY 5713 (OSH) PASSIONATE male.n, 30's'ookinq ',r sensual White female. 20-35, for intimate afternoon encounters. no male callers. SY S726 (OSH) ur,..s TWO advent. s�ng,e mates, mid 20 s, looking for two adventurous females. age unimportant. SY 5734 (OSH) GAY white female. 3o.. looking 'or another fernale, friendship, possible rela- tionship SY S735 (OSH) VIVACIOUS, sensua female. 32, mom of three. long for a discreet �ndsh,p with a profes- nal male. days only SY ' D sexy lady, to share the kingdom with the magic of brown oyes, non-smoker. hshnq, sports. children, travel, hardworking, enjoys com- eyes, dark blonde ria r, who enjoys romantic walks _ nendship SY 2268 PROFESSIONAL female, hearted with n,gn -nora;s seeks sinters, intelligent c^toys da^c ng, mss c. fishing. ..^ ca^ ;^ Ca e, ; 5736 SINGLE white male look - 'or romance and passion in ga nsocdgwalks.es of r dinner, going a chin Out 9 �• lookng for someone spend quality time with. on the beach, music, movies enjoys cycling and cars, 'very gentleman with character t.ampng, walking and good conversation meet for coffee. SY 3220 (COB) ing good-looking males, 16-25, for casual mystical Watfonehip. SY 1054 (OSIS movies• having fun• look- single mans wellone. SY and just plan hav- ng fun. Ioolunq ler female handy', hopes to most a romanbc fireman who enjoys the better life. for friendship and long- SY 2361 (OSH) SHE'S A KEEPER, OUTGOING, sinters, in encounters. SY S737 LOVING male. 40, looks for ing for female, 30-40. SY 1069 1011 WARM-HEARTED, sin- for a meaningful relation- ship. SY 1825 with a '69 Camaro, who loves term commitment. SY tall, slim. good-looking blonde. good shape. single, white mals, 28, non-smoker, (OSH) VERY attractive blonde. mature -minded, slim attractive, establishedsinceritysincerityj feale, MATURE. attractive, sin- gle. white male, 19, look- care, attractive. Christian male, seeking a special (OSH) summer fun, honesty and sincerity ars a must. 2302 INTELLIGENT tamale. professomab, interested in meeting tail. professional enjoys the outdoors. camping, cycling, sports, 24. ',t, athletic, seeks anracrw female for r tlis- 1 Looking 30-38, who likes quiet times, cuddles and n9 for slim female• jade, 24-34, for posing t SY 2273 EASYGOING, down -to- rnid 50-s, looking for mile, tall, n his 50's, a smoker that is interested in fun, travel, theatre, tares count and rock music, fenia'e for crest 9npptXltef3, bacre tion the outdoors. SY 1066 chid okay, for friendship friendship and long term commit- friendship leading to a to relaborq SY 1062 earth, single, white female, and must be caring and quiet and conversation, 35.45. seeking a friendship SY 3223 (OSH) and cleanliness assured and expected. SY .WOW! Attractive, honest, single, units male, 34. I hits male. mens No Asad games. SY . TALL, attractive man who EXCEPTIONALLY attrac- Professional. 30, enjoys siports, muse. movies, the believe i:OmaraXtrCabdn is important, in return I ran SY 2632 HEDONISTIC aq ritual, SINGLE lady cormq or 5730 (OSH) enjoy !tile sports. movies, annals 1070 (OSH) SINGLE, 39, employed, enjoys quiet times and intelligent conversation, tive female, 49, petite, blonde, who enjoys danc- outdoors and travel, seeks reale counterpart. 26-35, Offer sinosnty, koyafty and et 40. 5'2-, female. smoker, sin � single straight females. 40-50, interested in PERFECT gennoman. 6'. 195 'tis . 3C s, warm, car - and much mors, looking for a sin- tether of 2 teens, into sub sports and lamaty, things, would like to meet a slim female. SY 1083 mg. travel, romantic ler fun. IKM and pos. krsof atterwan. SY 2316 INTELLIGENT, attraclrve look ng to connect with affectionate, self -aware, movies, music. ruin -amok- or pease. SY 3227 ing arw givwnq with a son - sual and naughty side, core, romantic formal* ler a m "term relationship. SY not into bar scene, seeks DOWN-TO-EARTH Caring evenings, looking for a good-looking, tall gentle- sible r*L*xwulwp- SY 2275 SINCERE, attractive, slim Monde, 49, 5'3', no chill- dren, smoker• creative, vegetanan male, seeks genuine and allec- tOS7(OSH) sirtMar tomato, 30-40, for male, 51 5'9', ours at young man only. 49-55, who is Y• female. 42. 5*11% en toys social drinker, en o s enjoys quiet 40-45. Integrity, personal growth, echo -mindedness I Young • or.te female, for sprang -magic. SY 5739 CONFIDENT, single mate, 33, lookingfor a single possible relationship. �s n1p^w welcome. SY heart, laves caneng, most muse• Ns outdoors• bung honest, caring and enjoys this, good things n lite. SY romance good conversa• �^• w +acing, bilung and lifestyle, nature, music, dives, and gentleness a must. SY At Heart SINGLE. '• a -a y, gay woman, 22-30, with a 1076 (�) HUMOROUS, single, out and much more. woiild like to meet sincere, hon- 2238 (OSI) ENERGETIC, most sports, seeks an country seeks mate, 50., for a king -tem+ 2363 FEMALE, 5'3', single lUrlite mase. 33, i00k nq for same. write maie. 19-35, good sense of humour. alleetionate, eanng, fisn to white male, 39, loves eats fun loving female, tens slim, fatale- fished female, 40, 5'80, honest, sincere- possion- ate male, 5'10'., to divan reiabonship, who is easy- going, affectionate and mon 24smoker. looking for a man, 22-26. enjoy WIDOW, gemirem.n, in good nealth, npn•srnoke•. sincere and honest. SY 5740 be with, is a Leaf fan, enjoys air's, f nnusiC. camping and very rtxnanbc evenings, looking meet and lot nature take its couess,. SY 1014 (OSH) who enjoys dancing, trav- e, boating and romantic my likes and nfereds. SY 2277 honest. Sir 2317(OSH) outdoors, long walks, non-drinker enjoys hor^e GOOD-LOOKING •^.ase, good ler kip term relationship. 1058 fon single, white, indepen- HONEST, humorous, son- times, looking for a W guy HELP! My Mommy is dnv- INDEPENDENT, attrac- tive. single mom, 29. movies and theatres. SY 2366 (OSH) life, travel n9, romance. holding hands. would like ear v 2C s. - -. ^g for another male vine envoys (OSH) SELF-EMPLOYED, sepa- dent female, 32.40, who loves romance and tits of gle, white mat, 34, who loves to have ns a gat ine, with a sense of humour, nn tepigwnce and acteny. ing me crazy. She takes rin e to moves. the e Desch, enjoys Mw e, loand Mots of Laughter, seeks romantic SINGLE, white formal*. 37, looking for to most a Chnsuan widow going out to the movies. rated male. 30, 5'ttY, 650 cuddling• for lasting rola- enjoys dirwng out, dancing, , for fun timnoe. SY 2257 park and toboggan I ng. ( gentleman and best bund, a male, mon- smoker, 37.45, who is with smiler Interests SY 4060 (COB) dancing and just have a good time. You are hon - lbs., non-drinker, smoker, N4" s moviesscuba div acs nship. SY 1072 (OSH) LET the spring be ours, theatre and quiet evervngs at hone, looking for a lady HONEST, attractive female, 5'6', 21, seeks need a break) She's fun. has a sense of humour. 30tsh, to get out and leve We to Use kid". SY 2318 affectionate. Likes country HONEST and clean, easy- est, open, sincere and ing, car racing and most attraclrve, honest, down• ler a to g -term relabonstkp responsble, makers -mind- 26, tae and attractive. She (OSI) music, dancing and cot- tags life, could load to a going senior, looking for friendship and companion- looking for srnnannq long term SY $741 sports, would like to meet female. 28-35. t)-eertln, emtpbyed• single, white male, 28, 6', 170 with some of the same interests. SY 1802 (OSH) ed male, 22-28, who enjoys sports, music, needs a tap, non-smoking. fun -loving 2535. SY TWO single moms, one blonde hair, Morn term relaaonafap. SY ship, enjoy staying home EMPLOYED -ale, 19. -. Single mothers welcome. SY IM •tees outdoors, eking. DISTINGUISHED, estab- moves, dancing and the guy, 2290(OSH) blue eyes. 5T, Mmeother 5*10'. brow 2367 ATTRACTIVE, petite, or gong out. SY 4062 SENIOR woman. 5'5', 5" • • 45 tis . almost happy wrtr, wnat life has 1059 (OSH) YOUNG look+ swimming, romantic din- ners, looking for non- fished, vary active. 55, 5'6', enjoys cycling, good outdoors, must be affect- [ionto and have a MALES, 38-45, my gift to is me' Don't De hair, looking for single intelligent. single, whits slim build, good health. provided, seer:ng mxx*r- fit, whits male, 45, 5'9, medium smoke fomalo. SY 1073 conversation, *"let good serve of humour. SY 2258 you deceived by the large white mats. single father O.K., to watch stupid IemWe. 31, looking ler an- gle white male, 30.36, who looking for non-smoker. tall, fit, easy-going gentle- atety Brie, abm 'envle for 'no strings' got together build, enjoys tennis, golf and walking. Looking fon a SEPARATED. average male, 39. 5'8•, enjoys moa din- or. good must, seek• ing classy lady, intelligent INDEPENDENT, sincere and honest, with a good package or Mks plain wrap- ping, for nails, Mere is a movies, go dancing and have a good Irmo. SY is honest, affectionate, lamely-onented and likes man, for companionship, who likes quiet times, with possibility of long - term relationship. Age is while or black feinele 5'S' or shorter, 30-45, fit, to sports especially Leafs and Jays, rock 'n' roll and lovable, 5'2'-5'6', 115 lbs. -145 t o.. 4654, possi- sense of humour, single lernale, 47, some- lovely present, made in sr 1958 from sons- 2317 CLASSY, out gong ears, the outdoors, cycling, moves. country doves and occasional dancing, the. etre not important. SY S742 POSH) enjoy the above and go mu mac' looking ler some- bks relationship. SY 11116 one with same qualities, tiny and tits of TLC. SY established Lady. 48, 5'e', camping For friendship and country outing. SY 4063 ATTRACTIVE male. 35. from then. SY 10" (OSH) one who is honest• has a sense of humour and is (OSH) WIDOWER dad, white, 52, for a lastin SY 2261 (COS) relationship. 2281 female• interested dwxwS toterested in Alprw skiing, vepxng• boating first. SY 23" (OSH) FUN -LOVING rrnpthmer 2, WIDOW, senior, non- seeks attractive female. for VIRTUALLY sane, almost looking ler a serious rata- non-smnoker, seeks loving. PROFESSIONAL, outgo- mrd 50's, looking for male, and cottage We, would Like of 34, 5'5', brown hair. Mus smoker, non -drinker, enjoys home life, quiet. d,screst encounters. SY 5743 (OSH) down-to-earth mals, 20, 511•, well bilk, employed tondap' SY 1074 OUTGOING, funny mals, honest, giving, ohm attrac- ave, professional, indepen- ing, single white female, 23, seeking single whits tall, in has 50's, a smoker and must be caring and to me* a sneers, honest and a fun -loving gentle- eyes, enjoys we". talk- ing, camping, dancing, happy personality, Christian, would like to COUPLE. 32-35, seeks other couples for fun and financially stable, seeks slim female, any 28, enjoys sports, out- mss• reading and music, dent, positive special lady, Pickering/Ajax area. SY mals, 23-28, with a sense Of humour. no dependents. believe communication is important. In return 1 can man. SY 2350 (OSH) ( ) ACTIVE ", divorced, movies and dins jus ng, p much more. Looking for mesh gentleman with srrn- jar interests who would encounters. friendship first. open-minded and dis- age, who enjoys navies, seekng a female, 25-35, 1618 (OSH) who is caner -mailed and sincerity, loyalty offer sheen al and slim, 5'7', sense of gentleman. 30-45, same tike to enjoy life day by oration a must. spontaneous adventure and the odd rest break just N • attractive. W htendahp and companion. SY 107S SINCERE, honest mule, separated. 49. looking for knows what romance is all about. For MorWdrp, pos- lots of attention. SY 2262 PRETTY and petit angle humour, seeking e ing a tall gentleman who is snows. interests, for friendship and possible relationship. day. SY 47 (OSH) 06 (Whitby/Ajax area). SY 5744 the other side of reality. (� fun loving female who able rekaeonstap. SY 2262 mom who enjoys Me with a honest and knows what he SY 2368 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, white. SY 1061 WEST Indian guy. 31, pro- enjoys dancing and dirvi g PETITE, blonde, profes- positive attitude and has wants, 40-50. SY 2351 ATTRACTIVE female, let, attached female. 30's, AFFECTIONATE, nte6i• fessional worker, looking out, 40-50, non-smoker. I sional Iady looking for tall, many interests, would hike (OSH) fun king, 27, intelligent wishes to meet black gent, mature, 27, single W sewers, down -bp earth am an occasional drnker 45-55, soulmaN. 1 enjoy b meet mate, 30-40, must SINGLE whits formals, outdoorsy, angle parent, females or couples, must white mals, musically woman. n• S I) 1076 (OS and very romantic, for nature, walks, music, be attrae0w, atioer- with blue-eyed, blonds, meth -see" attractive. at"bc. ATTACHED, attractive, be Joan and discreet. SY inclined, hardworking, RY gentleman, 34, friendship and possible dancing. I seek a man b a good sense of humour o m ubuild, looking to a an- established, rugged, dark professional male, 30. S745 (OSH) seeks non-smoking female, 23.32, b pamper eslabliafned• honesfelabcnWW w, aeries of humour. mow, sin- SY 1619 HONEST, sincere, white Love and to share my kfe with. SY 2291 and entle nature. SY 2216 �OSO4 white mtW, 1625, for friendall possible pea- haired man, 30-40, non- smoker, who enjoys the very clean and bscrset. seeks an allached female ADVENTUROUS couple, 30's, seeks attractive. and spoil For friend- care, searching for that male, 37, 5'6', 130 Itis., INDEPENDENT, attrackw HUMOROUS, single, Iional SV 2364(OSM good things in life. SY 9 for discreet encounters. health female or other y ship leading to rotation- ng special. attractive. Inde- mechanic, have all the brtrrnetle, 43, 5'S, comfort- whits tem►ale, 33, seeking 6000 -LOOKING, slim, 2370 (0304 Sr 5671 (0504 couples for fun and itis• alnip. SY 1092 (OSH) pendent woman, non- toys, boat, two hot rods, able in jeans and fancy single, selabYsMd, prof- petite Nair female ksolarg ATTRACTIVE, slim, out- YOUNG 30's, stable male crest encounters. SY 5747 HONEST black male who smoker, %*M to collabo- enjoy boating, weekends dress, humorous and hon- sional male, 35-45, who for a slim, good-looking, going, energetic, single Couple, seeks same, for ATTRACTIVE couple, mid is W*Ca*y and cu*,way rate on mutually fulfilling in Muskoka, camping g, est• enjoys drneig, native enjoys long walks, quiet white male, 18-26, for parent, 28, loves tfte out- friendship, many vaned 20'3, seeking couples or mnded, who is looking ler nletionslnip. SY 1077 darneig dying out, walks, am, culture and travel. no evenings. romantic can- friendship. possible rola- doors. seeking an estab• nteresb, gardening. female for fiat encounters, Mack fismtale, nova-amolker, PROFESSIONAL white ler relationship or head games, friendship Befit dinners and bubble ocnall SY 2365 (OSH) levied, attraetiw, physical- try music, moves, tom- age not important. Must 20-26, between S' and male, wry attractive and Inandall SV 1020 fit. SY 2264 (0" baths, for friendship and WIDOW, 38, mother of ly fit, honsat, non-amaker paten and get-togethers, be dean and discreet. SY 5'S', petite, intelligent, of ectionsle, 44, S'9', 165 KIND, caring, attractive HONEST, angle mom, 31, possible rW&borohip. SY two, seeks kind, loving man, 26-40, ler friendship please call mailbox for S740 (OSH) aril Ibs., loves We and mof wost gww w% 51, sales exec enjoys euddii g and nice 2706 (OSH) genlrn put her ean b amts first. SY 2371 (OSI) more Into. SY 5672 ATTACHED male, 31, SYS -11063 the thifgsGe a in it• asioly utive in Pickering. would evenwalks, looking for ATTRACTIVE fsmnalo. 44, around and just bra' e Ma. DOWWTO-EARTH single AITRAC'TW_ pnolession_ seeking daytime encoun- PROF single oottage and Mie outdoors, ike b meta a lady, 3550. a single dad or someone divorced, two boys, enjoys SY 23M (OSH) mom, late 30's, seeks at female, 43, ran -tinnier, ters with attached, single whits male, 30, seeking attract", aMec- someone who would lie who lows kids and is very golf, curling, running, INDEPENDENT, active, gen9eman for relabondn4l, fit, looking for same, for females. SY S750 lit, nonsmoker', a bonale, employed fwnale to be treated special romantic. If you want to walks, hockey and base- slim, attractive woman, mut be family oriented, friendship, possible rela• FEMALE kbokung fora sn- i ydirag, kays9itg and la lor kiends_Irp eelationtdnip because she would be know mors about me, a9 bat, also reads*, line Err good sense of humour, g kind easygoing who likes bonship. Please call mad- gle lady, 1830. Must Irve pkadpprs womv for illi- SY /0761 II!) b site. SY 1N121 my mailbox. SY 2265 iig, dancing and We lie- seeking stable, sincere, movies, country drives box for more into. SY in Oshawa. SY 57SI gent, iidepeedent, vjipy, EASYGOING, early SO'*. UNLOVING male, 23, tun- (OSM INO PENDENT afn, seeking sitI male tall gentleman, 40., for and good conversation. 5674 (OSH) a^91s, white fertnale• 26- 'ton -smoker, social white, hard worker, mom, will similar irterafts and a SY 2357 (03M SY 2667 (030) COUPLE looking for COUPLE seeks another 30• gy 1iI05 ( drinker, aMecbo ate mals loving we9 edux abed, shy, active, very attractive, possible commilmert- SY INDEPENDENT lady, cloan, white female, 16- couple for discreet VERY attraeiw, nmxnseu/ar, who enjoys quiet times looking for employed, white female, 41, very 22M eltractiw mid 50 would fi 23, for casual encounlers. encounters. 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(HwY 2) ' 6,9-% Framing on pre -o nea vMiCJes for 1992 or newer ony. 12 mon!P txed4e ;none) amonilalm. � ~N Saturday 9 • • • - O O 686-5859 LL 401 ~ Cn TORONTO 715 KINGSTON-• 416 -� -. . Exit) -798-7989PICKERING • . PONTIAC - BUICK GNIC TRUCKS dw �25 $1440M QUALITY ONE LM. RLTR. • 3 bediitiaia = WHAT 1 FIND... 2 bedwe go A BUNGALOW IN tettrattoe 4 "111101c" PICKERING Gul 0 Great location in Amberies Never M14 Huge timisted besemera, tsirtdotrs, so11Rs and sorra can separm entrance, fireplace, bar area & offte or bedroom, $1A13 MONTHLY This "M am • central sir g Csltledral ce" in Direct wcm to onp 3 bedrooms I • modon family kllcften 831-3300 ON 6ERNARD LEE* with btsi" dist as! WAW Ask" $192.5W LIVABLE SPACE • PLEASE CALL FOR "SERVICE THAT WILL MOVE YOU!" FIRSTReally Ltd. OPEN HOUSE .... ... ..... 2,522 SQ. FT. X New carpet X Renovalad 1h 0, a a upstairs SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 2-4 P.M. X Beautiful 11 90 -d bpenrwrt $206,500 X Nce landscaping 60 HARKINS DRIVE, AJAXbedroom, X Fart*W-H X Call nov4 no rmd 10 be inspected 2 car garage - central air PATRICIA X. REABURW cond. - central vac. k" security system, 2 roman 683-2"2 tubs - open staircase to wzmw LCX basement. Steps to QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. schools and parks. Nor. Nor. Nor CALL SIS3,WM STEVE FEARON* Double car prop - 3 bedrooms Located an quiet cnaoart 683-2992 �25 wmkc -i ROUGE RNFR AFAI TV I Tn 0 i Ab of ■ ONLY $157r500 A DEAL THAT'S QUALITY ONE LM. RLTR. An irnmacubvisiv cared br three bedroom bunplow. WHAT 1 FIND... I Iooer, Imotirprce in " . A BUNGALOW IN Wd, lol go X x 131'. A mel PICKERING MAW ROY* Great location in Amberies wjw Huge timisted besemera, BRIAN separm entrance, fireplace, bar area & offte or bedroom, $1A13 MONTHLY This "M am whatever 1w needs we! Csltledral ce" in en v^ a cohn 76 x 3 bedrooms I • modon family kllcften CALL RM Namcyk ON 6ERNARD LEE* with btsi" dist as! OVER 2,000 SQ. FT. Ask" $192.5W LIVABLE SPACE • PLEASE CALL INA E* - - 8A ME COX* -r X New carpet X Renovalad 1h 0, a a upstairs wmkc -i ROUGE RNFR AFAI TV I Tn 0 i Ab of ■ ONLY $157r500 A DEAL THAT'S SELDOM FOUND! An irnmacubvisiv cared br three bedroom bunplow. kftrwcwn woomn prolessioriel 51 9. min. I Iooer, Imotirprce in " . room, mom seem 10 a bw Wd, lol go X x 131'. A mel gem! MAW ROY* 831-33M wjw FIRST BRIAN $79495 DOM $1A13 MONTHLY This "M am MWW hono hn Csltledral ce" in en v^ a cohn 76 x 21Wlot whhdwL CALL RM Namcyk ON 6ERNARD LEE* 416-286-3M OVER 2,000 SQ. FT. w//jw rRIDEL BUILT LUXURY CONDOS *OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. CALL FOR TIMI JON MONIZ* & SEAN LOSCHIAW RE/MAX FIRST REALTY, 831-3300 61111laWN p - 9 -Ana** bdw —111robarOmw 8~10" • STAR I an Over 1AD sq. fL, al brick PAMMIlharl an -6,2beft LwW mallure cedar hsdp • Privalle, specious *W dock $154�= JACQUELYININ TANNER* 619-9500 QUAUN ON LM MIR 4 04w X79,500 $11711119500 4 4 bdh� 4 MAW bumned 4 CNIMMICS 4 Cm*d air 4 =-Cdsew! CAU DAM NoUBW 11110-1111111" DAUM TU co w wam a I M C MAnB= , F 101 a VIM • 4 wdko^ 2 duft AN I I M •T -A Sub kw*" a • sma badreow In bearatNtt • Fdft sdft M"q all Vow beck door DOUG TAVLDW* 831-9300 -R~ $147,500 Detached 2 storey in Ajax has landscaping and garage. CALL BRIAN KONDO* 6913-2992 RVAW QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. OVER 2,000 SQ. FT. LIVABLE SPACE $157,900 X 3 bedrooms -r X New carpet X Renovalad 1h 0, a a upstairs X Beautiful 11 90 -d bpenrwrt X Nce landscaping X Fart*W-H X Call nov4 no rmd 10 be inspected PATRICIA X. REABURW k" 683-2"2 %. wzmw LCX QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR. Nor. Nor. Nor SIS3,WM Double car prop - 3 bedrooms Located an quiet cnaoart 1.700 K It, all trick Deep kit - over in to Grewftuee MOM WA womw CON low* Mw + "up maw & 49L on swb FridW slom I OW in& Try your Oft, am sag! WILL DAVW 111111111ATOW AT 00" 683-21M QUAUN ON LM MIR 4 04w X79,500 $11711119500 4 4 bdh� 4 MAW bumned 4 CNIMMICS 4 Cm*d air 4 =-Cdsew! CAU DAM NoUBW 11110-1111111" DAUM TU co w wam a I M C MAnB= , F 101 a VIM • 4 wdko^ 2 duft AN I I M •T -A Sub kw*" a • sma badreow In bearatNtt • Fdft sdft M"q all Vow beck door DOUG TAVLDW* 831-9300 -R~ N Dear Ajax -Pickering Homeseller, Who's Telling You 'That The Real Estate Market Is Slow? Not Glenn Price! RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES JEANNIE EASTERBROOK Licensed Salesperson FULL-TIME BUYER AGENT F71 LISA DONNELLY Administrator To GLENN PRICE GLENN PRICE Sales Representative 831-3300 HOLLY MEHAK Administrative ASSISTANT t • T I LH- -r• 27 GURR CRES., AJAX 64 NOAKE ORES., AJAX 6 VALE CRES., AJAX (Pearce & Rossland) $189,900 (Westney Rd. N. & Magill) $184,900 pestney & Lakedriveway) $229,900 NEED DIRE .CALL GLENN PRICE 831 0 ������������� CVP HERE__...............�------ ����� RVM'�� � RSALT R LVD. cw�, G- 905 831-3300 WWJ%AlrKCKERIN '905 686-3330 6x" 1eA6 GLENANNA RD.. PICKEfi1NG jwGbw Pat 1NL nepot d/rpior cairn Ise. M M o"il owMr. on 5% down b qualiAed purcfmers. "Based on 25% down, 25 Year amortization on the current 6 month cloned term rate of e_mo,& in trmlwam, t,.w.e.. r r-rr— i—rr rrr WALK TO THE ROUGE... Amazing 2,050 sq. ft. bungalow with loft on mature treed 50 foot lot, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, main floor family room with vaulted ceilings and gas fireplace ... $259,900. ALL DRESSED UP AND WAITINGI Unique and captivating 2,900 sq. ft. design, main floor den, studio loft, hardwood floors, gas fireplace, triple car garage, walkout basement on a wide 60' lot ... call you won't be disappointed ... $279, 900. ONLY $6,350 DAWN! FIRST TIME BUYERS DELIGHT. • Rmovalled top to bottom! • Newer almond kitchen! Eaten! • Newer carpet and vinyl flooring! • Remodeled battxooms! • Walkout firished basement! 2,522 SQ FT. NORTH AJAX $209,888 Laded on a quiet street, afl brick 4 bedrooms, central air, centred vac, access to garage. 5 applances. Wuge back yard - It* fenced Home shows well COMFY COSY PRICE - $149,900 3 + 2 bedrooms ' Updaled kllchen cupboards • Wakout from master bedroom to large wxk3c t &pod Basement apartment with separate entrance • Shared W►undry • New rod f' Interlock wakway Oversl W det garageT/�gep Alm Chris Buller OVERLOOKING THE ROUGE... Upgraded throughout with many special features, this home offers 4,000 sq. ft. of living space, finished walkout basement, 2 fireplaces, skylight, plank hardwood flooring throughout.... $289,900. LETS DIVE INTO SUMMER!! $159,90011 Inground pool! ' 160 foot irregular lot! 4 large bedrooms! Finished basement: Eat -in kitchen' �Im: SPECTACULAR CUSTOM BUILT ON RAVINE One of a kind finished top to bottom, 4 bedrooms, nanny's quarters, 3 walkouts, 3 fireplaces, huge gourmet kitchen, ceramic & hardwood floors, Jacuzzi tub & dressing room in master, security system, intercom +i Call Louise M. Micallef, 831-3300. JUST LISTED $184,900 This immaculate freshly decorated home sihuded on a large lot in the heart of Plidcering offers 3 huge bedrooms, 3 baths, eat - in kitchen, fireplace, finished basement & an oversized garage. DARE TO COMPARE - $229,900 • Appmx. 3,000 sq. fL ' 5 bedroorns, 4 baths ' Sh d'io khWskylight • Close to 401 & GO Station ' Cornpletelly wmaled Mchen featuring calilonMa righting w4h firepilm • Central air & vac. ' Agent Chris Baxter r,. 147' RAVINE LOT... Located in the prestigious Meadowvale/Lawson Rd. area this home caters to all your needs, sparkling greenhouse kitchen with centre island and walkout to 29' custom deck. 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. 4 walkouts, main floor mud room and laundry shute.. �al' In, view this gem..S249.900. LITTLE HOUSE ON A COURT! $144,900 • Three large bedrooms! • Sitting on a private court! • Eat -in kitchen! • Walkout to 2 -tiered deck! $144,999 FULLY DETACHED HOME SOUTH AJAX 4 bedrooms, detached J Direct access to garage J Finished top to bottom ti' New brdlm. on main level -� Family room with fireplace Large back yard fully fenced ,,'Shows well, must see' PRICE IS RIGHT $169,900 3 bedrooms, 3 baths 'Close to 401 & GO Station • Master bedroom features 4 -pc. bath & walk-in closet Family room with fireplace ' Double attached garage 3rd bdmm. with built-in book case ' Agent - Chris Baxter Making and Accepting an Offer the Stress -Free Way By Robert Oldman You've toured many "Open Houses" and finally found a home that you like. Now you're ready to make an offer. Many people will tell you that this is the part of buying a home when you start to feel a pit in your stomach. Don't panic. Purchasing a home is a substantial undertaking involving a great deal of money, and it is only natural if you begin to feel a little anxious. Negotiating an otter can be problem -free if you know what to expect right from the start. Remain Objective When Deciding How Much to Offer The proper way to negotiate the purchase of real property is to prepare a formal written offer, along with a deposit to show good faith. The written offer spells out all the terms and conditions under which you are willing to purchase the property. Your real estate agent (the listing agent or the agent who is showing you various listings) can prepare this for you. When it comes time to make an offer, the big question is: "How much'" Your real estate agent can provide you with a market analysis, but on average, real estate sells at about five per cent below asking price. But this doesn't mean you should make all your otters five per cent below asking price. Some homes sell for 10 per cent below listed price. while others sell for above the listed price. especially when more than one interested buyer is involved. It's important to remain objective throughout the negotiating process. If you allow yourself to get caught up in a bidding war with another potential buyer. or fall in love with one house and exclude all others, you can wind up paying more than market value or more than you can afford. Establish the highest amount you will pay. and stick with it even if you lose out on a possible purchase. At the same time. exceptionally low offers are rarely successful. Often a seller won't even consider a really low offer. and if you decide to try again at a higher price. you will have lost some credibility. Also, a really low offer will often prompt a really high counter-offer from a seller, who knows the end price may wind up somewhere in the middle and therefore keeps his end up as high as possible. While this negotiating is going on, another purchaser may bring in a fair market value offer and the seller will simply stop dealing with you. Your best advice about the price that you should offer will come from your teal estate agent. Consider All Factors When Negotiating The seller's treatment of your offer may depend on how long the seller's home has been on the market: whether you can make an offer that will not require a vendor take -back mortgage: whether you can make an offer that does not hinge on selling your home: and whether there is a competing buyer. The agent working with you should also investigate the market by looking at how well other houses in the area are moving. If they are selling quickly and prices are increasing. your offer should be structured accordingly. It may not be easy, but if you can learn as much as possible about the seller, you will also be able to strengthen your bargaining position. Is he being transferred out of town? Has he bought another home? Is it a marriage breakup or an estate sale? Events such as these can have a significant impact on price and terms. Overall, if the seller is firm on price, then negotiate terms. 1f the seller is firm on terms, then negotiate price. All agreements pertaining to the sale of the home must be in writing and signed by the buyer and seller. If you require certain financing or the right to inspect the home before the closing, put it in the contract. Any offer that contains subject condition clauses, such as sale of the buyer's current home, is worth less to the seller than a no -subject offer. If you are a buyer with these types of conditions, you may have to increase your price to compensate. Keep in mind that you may have to try many offers on many houses before you're: able to buy one at your price. If you're only able to pay $135,000 and you're looping in an area of $150.000 homes, perhaps you should buy when the market is slow or look for a seller who must get out immediately. Set a Fair Price to Easrre Sale As a seller, you want to get as much money as you can for your property without passing it off as something it is not. You do not want to be easy on terms. nor so unyielding that a brayer is not drawn into negotiations. Setting a fair price is the quickest way to ensure that you will be able to sell it. Your heal ante agent caw help you assess the tread of the market mrd determine a fair price for your property. lif the fust offer on your house is a reasonable one, try to w/alt with it, especially if your house has been an the market for some time. Everything is negotiable at a price. Most importantly, do not appear anxious to sell. It will only harden the buyer's position. Some buyers may also try to cbange terms in the final stages of the sale. Be fora. If minor concessions can save the deal, then you may want to agree to them. But in general, determine what you want from the beginning and don't let last minute demands change these needs. 9a the whole. body buyers and sellers should pay close suenflon to the value of the offer as a whole, including conditions, closing dates, work to be done before closing and items to be includedlexcluded in the transaction. A little cooperation on both sides will facilitate a satisfactory ending for all concerned. UNBELIEVABLE VALUE! FAA -4 Quiet child -safe crescent J Finished recreation room with fireplace J New carpeting throughout -4 Neutral decor J Two full bathrooms 0 0 LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! 4 Large famrty-stied backspin 4 Hardwood & ceramic floors, central vacuum 4 Premium pool -sized lot, 45044' J 28x12 fool family room with wakout 4 Close to schools, parks, shops & recreation 1,800 SQUARE FEET AND SPOTLESS! 4Main floor family & laundry room J Central air & vacuum 4 Large deck 4Full en suite & huge closet in master THE iO"GIN" GUA RA1VlEE "When y )u're buying or selling your home with me, if you become Unsatisfied with me of my service, 1 wili CANCEL any agreement we have established" GUARANTEEM "Oh, and as the heading states, I've been providing this warranty for -years ". SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY! J Customized & updated three bedroom Hot tub room with skylight d Man floor family room wish fireplace 4 En suite bath, his & her closets in master 4 Don't wait PICKERING VILLAGE EXECUTIVE 4 Prdessio mly landscaped, interlock oak J CAC, CVAC, high efficiency hxnace 4 Ceramic fbors, upgraded carpets compiete with kitchen appliances, garage door opener, buil-in bookshelves -4 Prdnw nalyy leashed basement JUNIOR EXECUTIVE N ROUGE VALLEY 4 Beautiful 244 deck overlooking premium stied, full lanced yard J Ceramic Ilm n a, 110M. hag and powder PIXIM Sunken ramify room wgh fireplace 4 Fuca belhroom in master suite JUST WHAT YOU WANT! -4Protbefi�nlyr fin aished bsmL with 4-pC. 4 Hardwood and ceramic floors, upgraded 4 Cen�trall ar & central vacuum systems 4 Cathedral ceiling in family room, gas (replace DARIN MARTIN* 619-9500 W1111AN F AT $10 1, Ajax Jr. Executive: 3 hedroo a with fully *WW rec room, seperaff living room and dung room, central air • vac., double car garage too. Shows beautrkuoy. Cal W. Merlin, 905-619-9600. 619-9500 THIS HOW SNOWS A "TEN" Man floor beauty, 2 roomy bdrrm, 2 4 -pc. baths, onght & cw.ery, walkout to yolk own patio. Swimming pool, hot tub & nems available for only $107,900. Ca Eleanor Stardield, 619.9500. 619-9500 GRW DOESN'f NW M BE BIW - Why not check out this i mscvlata, coq 2 bedroan hamte - Remi -em trorphoutwilt ges healrg -Loph re >►ard Cal CyrwW 619.96W for appy f in i enjoyNl BRENDA CLYDE* 619'9500 UNBEMA M VALUE11 Vvy dater all brick hone wdh approxc. 3,000 4 ft of luxwy Wig pkis a huge open concept rectdabon room, privacy in yourback bard, central air, central vacuum, wonderful neWbourhood. AN ft for $229,0001 Call Brenda Cyte' at 819.9500 itdq. :�.. raffia ROGER CREVELLE* SUTTON GROUP CLASSIC REALTY INC. 90"W2655 905 430*W X VN%W GREs' AJAX Lueeted it a prosti*8 area. Qutlly tui l Tebbe htntk adh wM upWades. Holywood lett. araltotlt boat., bdnrhs and much more. Vendors are very wolAmI d, to YM oft W4 For more rdo erW Call RowCrevele, Sk" GM CIm Runty f � ANGELA HOFFMANN* SON GROUP OMEGA (416) 281 -SM Quiet court location br ftii btrey 3 bdML semi Generous hmL applenoee, Lemon Petite Fattaae are MW M. Thin hams is wd racy ant dears N Far you OM cal *9b Ho(frtarrl at (416) 2819600. rNDEPEnItvEroT MEMBER BROKER HERITAGE REALTY LTD. AJAX PICKERING ai 4_45 n R-�i -9see RICK '- MENARY* Deladfed 3 bdm home on K bigger fm 619-9500 boks� . opo Wile kiL w ftd b deck, rW YNiIby wee. am m - f m Cal Stone Lemo (906) 6199600. FIRST -TIMERS! $137,900 With $6.895 down this home could be yours O.A.C. 3 bedrooms ' Finished basement ' Eat -in kdchen 2 walkouts to deck • Large private back yard Nicely decorated top to bottom - just move n! Call Rick. * Main floor family room 831-0500 rrr� LAURA MARKS* 619-9500 A ILI a10;;4 I rL, 4010 11111 S& YOUR DREAM HOME! ;:siom-buil[ home on 314 acre lot. 4 bdrms., large c mjr*y kltahen ,with vocipus 'andy room, triple car garage, so much more - Cant Laura Marks. 6194500. uz �. NERSTRAUM 619-9500APPLEcR O III BEAUTY -ovely 3 bdrm., 2112 bow. TrbAe home drat shims!ikclude cent. a% rA -ent. vac., huge modern eaten kit., mn. a: laundry d. (R to ee&V fp.), New upgraded carpet , huge master bdrm. has W closet A an suite - oak tailings, oartaly fn. b&M! F* Nand - wesaern atpoun - &W deck - covered front THE BANK POWERK341 SAYS SELL WI FAST OF SALE $14k%90o $1449900 Wkh Roil 3+2 locum., 126 e 619 -9500. Slocum, brick �oo�t lot. Central View a taloa and nm wed btltgab 1, air, Misted Pidwring Wma, wool a �°'"e"t basement, call to b$L Fmore n9rotxld Poo* adorrnatiotl Ron owe. shows nica. te314e a IOOk. yam•. 619-9500. OETAGIBD VM &LAW STEVE APT $1121M �� ®� D& brick btriplow wlh 2 LASZLO* been. iataw apL, +kallak., Deladfed 3 bdm home on K bigger fm 619-9W croft era k .I juL boks� . opo Wile kiL w ftd b deck, rW YNiIby wee. am m - f m Cal Stone Lemo (906) 6199600. park. SNw Laszlo, 619 LUCY BATESON Associate Broker 619-9500 SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY -:164,900 Freshly and tastefully decorated. Kitchen has gleaming while floor and is totally updated, b i dishwasher. Huge master bdrm.. 2 baths, rec room. Large lot treed and fenced for privacy. South exposure for barbecuing. Cal Lucy Bateson, 619.9500. I AA DARRYL GLOVER mvA Associate Broker Manager 619-9500CATHEDRAL CEIU14G This beauty has a beamed cathedra' catling with skylights, las neat. garage & more. Don't miss It! Cal Darryi Glover. 5 t 9-9500 .r_. COU WIT L!YNG AT fTS OEST! Walk in the woods, fish in your own creek pick 4pin & peers in your own aclkerd! SMnicg 8 1/2 acre property + 3,000 set. R. custom Cape Cod Gorgeous'graat' room with massive fp. + 10ft. overbokng ravike! Lots d wood floors, quality & character gabre! A must see! Susan Yntent, 619 -MM r owall 619-9500 SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY! Immaculate 3 bedroom home boasts gleaming hardwood floors, gas fireplace in family room, plus rec room, 2 baths, central air A 4 appliances! THINKING OF MOVING? Buy or sell through Cathy and receive 2 TICKETS TO PARADISE! some cor►dibons apply. CALL CATHY McGILL TODAY! 619-9500 P RAN McDONALD* 619-9500 CUT YOUR MORTGAGE PAYMENT IN HALF This home features a complete 2 bdrm. apt. with sell. entrance, w. rm. and 4.0c. beth. ICS in a great', ,11 , hes 3 bdr. and eet-in kit. Newly frmdW hrdwd, fks.. W one d we many features of Vila foe home and ti's only $134.500. Cal Ran McDonald for d"Is, 619.9500. 0r ORK' Chantal .dick Laura DOWNEY*, MENARY* & MARKS* SUSAN VMICENr 619-9500 PRESTIoaus nEulrTIMS E AIIrEA Samu dll 4 bdmiL an huge Nnced pie loot Large en dXL QM demand F r i klcatlan Sep. d" 3 k "n. d MIM bw bnli i bolt raepYca - tiltokrs b perlachon! Cal Sum W=K 6190600. 1 & 2 BEDROOM CONDOS! Available from $82,000 to $103,500. Cosy condos by the water. Complete w/central air, colonial doors, french doors & various extras such as fireplaces, CHANTAL mirrored closets, balconies & DOWNEY* appliances. Also pool, sauna, hot 619-9500 tub & tennis in complex. Call Chantal to choose the one right for You! 619-9500. the team 619-9500 EXECUT11i1E HOLE BY THE LAKE $270,000, beautiful, spacious 4 bdrm. tame with holywood style kitchen, prof. finished basement, upgraded, great location! GREAT PRICE!! $129,900. Detached 3 bdrm. raised bungalow, W" pie -shaped lot on a quiet court - shows well - Don"t wad, call today! START PACKING! WANTED... HOME WITH POOL! My clients require: Approx. 2,000 sq. ft. ' 3 or 4 bedrooms SHERRY * Inground pool HOOVER* * Main floor family room 831-0500 Ajax or Pickering No conditions! Call me soon! They are moving in June! Sherry Hoover, 831-9500. LUCY BATESON Associate Broker 619-9500 SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY -:164,900 Freshly and tastefully decorated. Kitchen has gleaming while floor and is totally updated, b i dishwasher. Huge master bdrm.. 2 baths, rec room. Large lot treed and fenced for privacy. South exposure for barbecuing. Cal Lucy Bateson, 619.9500. I AA DARRYL GLOVER mvA Associate Broker Manager 619-9500CATHEDRAL CEIU14G This beauty has a beamed cathedra' catling with skylights, las neat. garage & more. Don't miss It! Cal Darryi Glover. 5 t 9-9500 .r_. COU WIT L!YNG AT fTS OEST! Walk in the woods, fish in your own creek pick 4pin & peers in your own aclkerd! SMnicg 8 1/2 acre property + 3,000 set. R. custom Cape Cod Gorgeous'graat' room with massive fp. + 10ft. overbokng ravike! Lots d wood floors, quality & character gabre! A must see! Susan Yntent, 619 -MM r owall 619-9500 SOUTH AJAX BEAUTY! Immaculate 3 bedroom home boasts gleaming hardwood floors, gas fireplace in family room, plus rec room, 2 baths, central air A 4 appliances! THINKING OF MOVING? Buy or sell through Cathy and receive 2 TICKETS TO PARADISE! some cor►dibons apply. CALL CATHY McGILL TODAY! 619-9500 P RAN McDONALD* 619-9500 CUT YOUR MORTGAGE PAYMENT IN HALF This home features a complete 2 bdrm. apt. with sell. entrance, w. rm. and 4.0c. beth. ICS in a great', ,11 , hes 3 bdr. and eet-in kit. Newly frmdW hrdwd, fks.. W one d we many features of Vila foe home and ti's only $134.500. Cal Ran McDonald for d"Is, 619.9500. 0r ORK' Chantal .dick Laura DOWNEY*, MENARY* & MARKS* SUSAN VMICENr 619-9500 PRESTIoaus nEulrTIMS E AIIrEA Samu dll 4 bdmiL an huge Nnced pie loot Large en dXL QM demand F r i klcatlan Sep. d" 3 k "n. d MIM bw bnli i bolt raepYca - tiltokrs b perlachon! Cal Sum W=K 6190600. 1 & 2 BEDROOM CONDOS! Available from $82,000 to $103,500. Cosy condos by the water. Complete w/central air, colonial doors, french doors & various extras such as fireplaces, CHANTAL mirrored closets, balconies & DOWNEY* appliances. Also pool, sauna, hot 619-9500 tub & tennis in complex. Call Chantal to choose the one right for You! 619-9500. the team 619-9500 EXECUT11i1E HOLE BY THE LAKE $270,000, beautiful, spacious 4 bdrm. tame with holywood style kitchen, prof. finished basement, upgraded, great location! GREAT PRICE!! $129,900. Detached 3 bdrm. raised bungalow, W" pie -shaped lot on a quiet court - shows well - Don"t wad, call today! I I ' Find A New Home In Our REAL ESTATE SECTIONS Looking for a new home? Our Real Estate Section's are a great place to find condos and houses. The listings provide many details to help you make the right choice. Remember our Real Estate Sections when you need to find new home; you'll be pleased with the results! This Week ftw AeuoN#@CSP Nert)kambedanvvd VV I� Best Homes r V 1 Sales '"f ,; } COME DEMMS Sala `MRY Representative M VICTORIAN CHARMER Lots of wood in this beautiful 4 bedroom home in the village. Reclaimed brick floor to ceiling Wim;) fireplace, huge bright oak kitchen, 197 ft. mature lot. Call now. ROYAL LEPAGE ��nnuuu rwr Ear s....1— o.. Ltd., n.wfto. JEFF GRACEY' 683-1790 1970 BROCK RD. PICKERING 683-1790 36 SHARP CRESCENT, AJAX Only 4 years old, located in north Ajax ' 3 bedrooms ' finished basement ' perfect starter home for young family New Homes do Interiors have a NEW phone l.rne CaH Your Advertising Sales Representative Today at 579-4404 or Tor. 41(--,)s--672 J NO CONDO FEET � Beautiful 3 bedroom freehold Modern while kitchen. walkout trom dining room to 12 x 19' deck Dont mss out Call EUMA UROCOW EMra tamcque. 428-7677 J STUNNI10 MNi3ALOw Owrr 1.6W s4 h. of gorgeous Mng space. 3. 111190&.4L 1 bdrm. home shows pnde d ownership. New window i roof reshingled in 54. Custamiaed L-shaped rec rm. with open 1p Call for your BLL LEGROS' private OWMMg. Bio legros, 418.7677 YMoeld pu lice a -modal hone• mntpieie teih cggrades and yet haws the benefits a a weld family community? ms 3 bedrooms. 2 bdrs, new roof d bilin. Rarw. Vwnirp• kit l Huge wn deck overbaks sunny west treed btl slava to park. Cal Ills. Fnech. 831.7677. 4' & SHNLEY' FRENCH NRS ACHIEVERS REAL ESTATE AJAX - PICKERING (905) 428-7677 (905) 831-7677 "Sats Ropraartativa "Anwiate Broker BUYING A r -4-z- w- HOME NEVER LOOKED BETTER: Don't delay or you may regret it. Now is the best time to buy a new house. • Low mortgage rates • Attractive financing • Low home prices options • High home values • Good selection Nowhere is the selection of new and resale homes greater than in the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser. Don't let an opportunity like this slip through your hands. Call your real estate broker or home builder today. Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 683-5110 It's Durham's Real Estate paper. R VAMIK 831-3300 or ro �n 686=33303FIRST° DEER CREEK GOLF COURSE FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER! Absolutely stunning custom bungalow features elegant formal dining room, main floor library, huge family room with double set of french doors, upgraded maple kitchen, 2 gas fireplaces and gleaming hardwood floors. The list of upgrades goes on. Asking $669,900. To view call Sally McCrae. SALLY 11111leC11111AW i MOVE UP FOR PEANUTS!! $ ONLY $146,900!! Excellent Pickering 3 bdrm home boasts dbtedrive family size out.. fin. bsnt w/pine aooents. Ipta. made iwith semi an suite. wale -it closet. Great asserm. mige f.. ' with little down!!! �J /MNL KNEL EW a=- "Sella Rgnun a " BEST PRICE IN NORTH AJAX 2,522 SO. FT. $199,900 4 bedrooms, al brick, 3 roman tubs, cert. air, cent. vac., fenced yard, throe access to gar., 5 appls. Fam rm. with.. . more!!! For inch call Noril Bainbridge. 831 GORGEOUS "EYER DR." - $134,900 Just listed! 4 bedroom unit i =I=:: r�11p10US OOIIIpI@x, Of1Iy short walk to conservation i LAO Ontario stares. Atxes, door to 2 undergroun Parking spaces from bsnt Paul Keelor, 831-3300. Accepting WMakin and an Sties Freea Y_ By Robert � right to inspect the home before the You've toured many "Open closing, put it in the contract. Any Houses" and finally found a home offer that contains subject condition that you like. Now you're ready to clauses, such as sale of the buyer's make an offer. Many people will tell current home, is worth less to the you that this is the part of buying a seller than a no -subject offer. If you home when you start to feel a pit in are a buyer with these types of your stomach. Don't panic. conditions, you may have to increase Purchasing a home is a substantial your price to compensate. undertaking involving a great deal of Keep in mind that you may have tc money. and it is only natural if you try many offers on many houses begin to feel a little anxious. before you're able to buy one at your Negotiating an offer can be problem- price. If you're only able to pay free if you know what to expect right $135,000 and you're looking in an from the start. - RemWn Objective When Deriding How Much to Offer The proper way to negotiate the purchase of real property is to prepare a formal written offer, along with a deposit to show good faith. The ■ written offer spells out all the terms and conditions under which you are willing to purchase the property. Your real estate agent (the listing agent or the agent who is showing you various listings) can prepare this for you. When it comes time to make an offer, the big question is: "How much?" Your real estate agent can provide you with a market analysis, but on average, real estate sells at about five per cent below asking price. But this doesn't mean you should make all your offers five per cent below asking price. Some homes rn sell for 10 per cent below listed price, while others sell for above the listed price, especially when more than one NEW CHOICE Rea Icy te inrested buyer is involved. It's important to remain objective Ltd. throughout the negotiating process' if M E M B E R B R O K E R you allow yourself to get caught up in a bidding war with another potential buyer, or fall in love with one house and exclude all others, you can wind up paying more than market value or ■ more than you can afford. Establish the highest amount you will pay, and 05 area of $150,000 homes, perhaps you assess the trend of the market and you may want to agree to them. But in should buy when the market is slow determine a fair price for your general, determine what you want or look for a seller who must get out property. from the beginning and don't let last immediately. If the first offer on your house is a minute demands change these needs. Set a Fair Price to Fmsure Sok reasonable one, try to work with it, On the whole, both buyers and As a seller, you want to get as much especially if your house has been on sellers should pay close attention to money as you can for your property the market for some time. Everything the value of the offer as a whole, without passing it off as something it is negotiable at a price. including conditions, closing dates, is not. You do not want to be easy on Most importantly, do not appear work to be done before closing and terms, nor so unyielding that a buyer anxious to sell. It will only harden the items to be included/excluded in the is not drawn into negotiations. Setting buyer's position. Some buyers may transaction. A little cooperation --- a fair price is the quickest way to also try to change terms in the final both sides will facilitate a satisfactory ensure that you will be able to sell it. stages of the sale. Be firm. If minor ending for all concerned. Your real estate agent can help you concessions can save the deal, then stick with it even if you lose out on a est —, possible purchase. At the same time. exceptionally low offers are rarely successful. Often a seller won't even consider a really low offer, and if you decide to try again at a higher price. you will have lost some credibility. Also, a really low offer will often prompt a really BEST PRICF! .VAIN high counter-offer from a seller, who FLOOR FAMILY knows the end price may wind up ROOM somewhere in the middle and • Pickering • En suite bath therefore keeps his end up as high as . Appliances possible. While this negotiating is • Good condition going on, another purchaser may CaUJudy Stacee•••, bring in a fair market value offer and 83744 the seller will simply stop dealing with you. Your best advice about the'$169,900 price that you should offer will come from your real estate agent CatidwAN FsNors Wren Ile seller's treatment of your offer may depend on bow IM the seller's BEDROOMS FOR 4 BEDREDDDOWN home has been on the market; whether you can make an offer that 8,500 ` will not require a vendor take -back Picte ing ceramics. mufm floor funnily mortgage; whether you can make an roost, ftmished offer that does not hinge on selling fireplace. double gide Your home; and whether thele is a Wx&r says sell. ata Rad competing ung Gsitws 837 -IM The with you should dso invesdpte the ma &a by looking at how well other houses in the area • • are moving, If they are selling quickly and prices are increasing, your offer abould be structusW accordingly.old It may not be easy, but if you can learn as much as possible about the seller, you will also be able to strengthen your bargaining position I Is he being transferred out of town? Has be bought another home? Is it a LUXURIOUS LIVING! marriage breakup or an estate sale? Huge kitchen with Milton! new um mom �a'id deck.Oprease Events such as these can have a opal ssaim to to ,rinished significant impact on price and terms. basemew. 2 fireplace.. 1 gas Overall. if the seller is firm on prim. A 1 woodbunting with then negotiate terms. If the seller is head/ator This 3,100 sq. A firm on termthen negotiate price. s, hone is , 837- ding. Call ROa'�"a� d37-1054 All agreements pertaining to the sale of the ho be' 'tin oulp I 0 N EW CNO C 837_Io54.a: w=i . UDY ._ S STACEZ FRF. E110LD FORE_ STBROOK ( t R/ % f. 1 1! 1A t R TOWNHOUSE SUBDIVISION ,,�� QUALITY • Morningside do Sheppard Country charm overlooking Mersi,.e 'Scoichbrook'. • No in fees open space The N ords cannot describe the • deaunfsd unit 'Bridkwrood % 3 + 1 attention to detail. 1 of • Huge yard -private bedrooms. finished I Pickering' finest. Coll ��'�SAthroughout. throughout. Pickering. Cal! Garry Free•••, 837.I054. 837 -IM Garry Free'••, 837-1M _ WESTNEY HEIGHTS Unusual larosd, open concept. bright kitchen, farad v size. appliances. beauty baseman with fimplace. corner lot. Call And CksbuO, 837•IW 5% DOWN MORTGAGE AT 8112% Already in place. Spacious bedrooms and large eat -in kitchen, finished basement with wet bar. Master bedroom has separate sho*wr en suite. TUJs home is imm aculareY Cog Ron Atrw•. 837-1054. INCOME 7 V -,w OPPORTUNITY 50 s 146' lot aultow basement apartmait, large 3 bedrooms, separate living mom diming roonn, singk garage 2 kitchen ercellast g ane Caff Lois Thewpsaa 837.1054. • • 8.4 CKS TO PARK Quiet, safe court location. 3 + 1 bedrooms. walkout deck CAC. 2 bar windows, walk to mall. can lois Ttwmpaa'! 837 -JOU • "BOSE" BUILT-IN 1052 MOORELA NDS STEREO SYSTEM! '' CRSS. All brick, 3 bedrooms boasts A pretty lone with woodsy fabulous finished basement view! Thousands in with 3 piece, samosa, upgrades! 5 years new Quiet fireplace. wet bar! Ajax. CaN court location! CAM Barkan A rbww K Swit4••, 837• X Si L. S wirM••, 837 -IM IOU and signed by the buyer and seller. >f "25 OFFICES IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO AND GROWING" you require certain financing or the i t, Q UNIQUE PRICE ONE OF A KIND Beautiful townhome with 2 fireplaces. 3 bedrooms, detached single garage, steps from the lake. Forced air gas, laundry room, fridge, stove. washer & dryer. Call now. y - 1 � PREMIUM LOT $189,900 This 3 + 1 bedroom horse features sunken living and family rooms, open concept dining room, finished rec room. central air & vac., 2- ber deck on premium lot in sought-after location LOCATION, LOCATION H you're looking for 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, greenhouse kitchen, family room with hardwood floors, sunken living room. loaded with extras, on quiet desirable street - Look no further and call today. NEARLY NEW -JUST L15TED! Fabulous open concept home has gourmet island and breeldast bar. bright living and dining room and open oak staircase to basement, plus 3 big bedrooms and 21/2 baths indudtrq master on suite. Flus 5 appliances at $149,500. Cal today. THINK SUMMER!! 3 + 1 bedroom home in north Ajax. Finished wakout basement. 2 kitchens, above -ground pool for those warm summer days. Worth a look at only $167,500. _ baa : �, ai.•. EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTIRETIREMENT HOME $154,900 5 acres of beautiful treed private lot - 2 bdrrrL bung. with full bsnt. ' 2 car oversized gar. - insulated - 200 amp. ' Great for small business - workshop, etc. Goff cmw -1A tale nrs. away ' Mug see! Cats now for details l GREAT VALUE AN brick, three bedrooms. two bathrooms, (replace, double garage, greenbelt lot. Listed at $154.800. SAVE THOUSANDS OF SM ' 7.15% mortgage until June 1999 4 bedrooms ' Man floor family room Now broadloom and high -efficiency funaoo/certral air Fully forced lot in prime location - $164,900 mad A)Vril �P9 WALK 70 THE GO STATIMI $19KhA00 • Power d sale ' 3 + 1 bedrooms Sewft Side door entry • Renovated kild• >Ien Newer widows • Finished beserrlsrtt s,: x PERFECT PRICE FOR 1 ST TM11E BUYERS Immaculate 3 bedrooms, 3 level townhouse in south Ajax. Features: wakout finished basement, 2nd floor balcony, 2 baths, appliances. This one owner home shows very well. Asking $102,500- AJAX -1,600 SO. FT. $149,900 Just listed. 3 bedroom semi on a huge pie -shaped lot. 186 ft. deep. Eat -int kitchen, main floor family room, master with en suite. Call today! NUNTH AJAX - $175,900 - NOT A MISPRINT Outstanding value in this junior exec. Great fir. plan, Ige. mn. rooms, open concept kit. overlooks sunken faro. rm. & fp. Beautiful mature landscapirg front & back. 1 yr. new interlock stone drive. walkway & patio. Cent. air & vac.. 4 -pc. en suite' Shows great H�; y for this great deal. _ A _. • PICKERING - 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW - $134,900 ' Freshly decorated • New windows Big. bright eat -in • floor laundry ' Single car garage Main f Obviously this home wont Wo long!!! G��soon� posaa LOCATIOM SOUTH AJAX - NEAR LAKE ' BMW oretsmed bdmts - alt brrd�c SEAM kt - min. rk Wit* Feng n k win bddt fp. - alt lal- • Wb b p uta bods biked yid l deck 4 car dtiirwq - billed on q Wsleet - ftlr b school - shopping & perk Cal now for v'a 'm BEAUTIFUL- IA10 S0. FT. "STOLP HOME" Located n'Westney Heights', Ajax. This home backs on to a park, very clean, open concept, large rooms, many extras. Quiet crescent, man floor laundry. Must see! $184,500.