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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_04_23P1e1t;_4)_e11f1V iN ews Act Sunday, April 23,1995 40 pages A 1letroland Community Vets set for VE -Day's anniversary By SAL BOMMARITO SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX-PICKERING — When thousands of Canadian veterans who fought in the Second World War are honored with a spe- cial ceremony in Holland next month, Pick- ering veteran Jan de Vries will be among them. Mr. de Vries, 71, will represent the First Canadian Parachute Battalion as part of the Canada Remembers contingent visiting the country May 1 to 11 to mark the 50th anniversary of the end of the war. The Canadian contingent will include over 100 veterans from every regiment and battalion that served in the Netherlands dur- ing its liberation in 1945, as well as federal government representatives. Thousands of other veterans are making the trip as guests of the people of Holland. A 200 -person honor guard and band from the Canadian Forces will also travel overseas. Mr. de Vries, a native of Holland who took part in the D-Dav invasion on June 6, 1944, says the trip should be a memorable one for the war veterans, who he feels so richly deserve the accolades - "It gives veterans a feeling of pride and gratitude that somebody's acknowledging that you did something years ago. It's a nice feeling because the Dutch are so outward See VETERANS... Paye 2 wra. `- chens Plus] is GptteliWLTfthMb1lK Mdr aw. www mca-w.a. raoam.-R00pm. Ttw& i RL 0:30 am.430 pm. set 9.30 am.400 P.M. PICKErRING PU : CPLI : RA: -z Y C C ser Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 17 Pickering Second World War veteran among local veterans headed to Hol - Jan de Vries displays his uniform and land to celebrate the 50th anniversary medals from his days with the First of the end of the war. ('aaadian Parachute Battalion. He's photo by Andrew lwanowski Gas bar owner unscathed in 'hom*ric'blast q ci;ed,' says distrnlll�lt ownell; who had stepped outside before explosion AJAX — An Ajax man narrowly escaped injury after a blast at a gas station on Hwy. 2 Friday afternoon. Kewal Mancha, owner of the Gas Go gas :station, at 200 Kingston Rd. E. near Picker- ing Beach Road, said he had just stepped outside when an explosion rocked the train building on the property. "I was cutting my nails outside, just near the garbage bin," when the blast occurred and the building burst into flames. "I cried. I don't know (what caused the explosion)," said a distraught Mr. Mancha. No one else was in the building at the time of the explosion. Ajax resident Danny McConnell said be had just left the Costco Wholesale store next to the gas station when "I heard an horrific bang - "Smoke was coming out of the front of the building and the bricks had fallen off part of the building. Firefighters bad to use a chain- saw to get through the back to fight the fire," See DAMAGE...Page 3 School councils lauded By LINDA "WIE STAFF RE"TER PICKERING — School community councils which will give parents a say in selecting their school principal and establishing a code of student behavior are a "really strong step in the right direction.- That's irection "That's because the advice councils offer "must be taken more seriously. It's mandated," explains Myra Berg, one of two dozen parents who attended a pub- lic information session Thursday night at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School in Pickering. Many parents will throw their sup- port behind the councils once "miscon- ceptions are cleared up," believes Mrs. Berg, whose children attend Maple See SCHOOL..Page 9 Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Entertainment ..................... 25 Sports................................. 29 Classified ............................. 33 Piwr�e IM -es General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-4464, ext. 34 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The News Advertises regularly uses recycled newsprint 93t + 7t GST = $1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 Veterans celebrate milestone FROM PAGE 1 about showing their thanks for what we did;' says Mr. de Vries. "The Dutch and the French are the only ones who welcome the veterans with open arms. We're treated like a nuisance (in Canada)," he adds. One of the ceremonies will take place in Apeldoorn, where paper maple leaves made by Canadian chil- dren will flutter down over the parade of veterans. A special ceremony will also be held at the Groesbeek Ceme- tery, where hundreds of Canadians sol- diers are buried. "You feel a little sad again about the guys you knew who are gone. Some- times it gets a little emotional," says Mr. de Vries, who was among thou- sands of veterans honored with medals during D -Day ceremonies last June in France. Eight veterans of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322 in Ajax will also make the trip to Holland. While local veterans and thousands of other Canadians soldiers take part in the ceremonies in Holland, the Ajax Legion branch will hold a four-day event of its own. There's an open house at the Hunt Street branch May 5 to 8, a pub night May 5; a dance featuring a band May 6; breakfast from 10 a.m. to noon and parade at 2 p.m. May 7 followed by refreshments; and a VE dinner for vet- erans, seniors and the public May 8 (limited number of tickets). For more information on Ajax Legion celebrations, call 683-2927. 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The explosion "sound- ed like a truck tire blow- ing, but 50 times more powerful." Ajax deputy fire chief Mal Wadsworth said fire- fighters were called to the scene just after 2:30 p.m. "There was an explo- sion and fire. The fire was put out," he said at the scene. The cause of the explo- sion was not known at press time. Deputy fire chief Wadsworth said the build- ing sustained "extensive structural damage" as a result of the blast. The Ontario Fire Mar- shal has been called in to investigate the cause of the explosion. Ajax firefighters were called out to when the blast caused "extensive" extinguish a blaze at a Kingston Road structural damage, knocked bricks off gas station rocked by an explosion the front of the building and levelled a Friday afternoon. No one was hurt pop machine outside. I 0 0 Quality hospital care residents' prl ( rlt y By SAL BOMM"Xro as maternal and newborn 9ECIAL To 11E NIM ADVERTM care, pediatrics, family medi- AJAX-PICKERING — cine, surgery and emer- Quality care from Ajax -Pick- gency/critical care, and less ening General Hospital is a emphasis on chronic care, top priority of area residents. rehabilitation and cardiovas- So said people in atten- cular services, for example. dance at two recent public The hospital also plans to meetings on the future direr- strengthen specific areas of tion of the hospital, reports service such as orthopedics. Linda Moore, co-ordinator of Links to other hospitals and the institution's strategic health-care providers will planning process. also have to be strengthened "Quality service was their to ensure residents have major thing," she says. access to quality, cost-effec- On the whole, Ms. Moore tive care. says the public was support- While some of those ive of the hospital's plan to changes will require more focus on certain types of ser- money from the Province, vices while phasing out oth- some such as improved com- ers• munications and delivery of '"I'he general response was service can be carried out very favorable and most peo- with very little funding, Ms. ple were in agreement with Moore believes• the plan as it sits now." Area residents also indicat- She says the long-term ed they want to be kept well - strategy will take the hospital informed about the types of in a new direction, with health-care services being greater focus on services such offered now and in the futurie. `The comments that were expressed by &11W lelr — i — — — — I t lll► S ItLAU p AuffrAi11Z/IKi an 25% OFF Boxed Wedding Gowns i/P01I&WT I LOCANVUR llE PAESENTFD itfllHMIK�t11Nfi oRaER IMMM�iatMeh�lelea�pnapiorPMm*—AV pnpradrl the public were that they appreciated being asked. It wasn't so much that we need- ed to do anything drastic to improve. They expressed the need for more communica- bon between the hospital and the public." Nowhere is the need for better communication more evident than in Pickering, where a large number of resi- dents know more about the types of services offered in Scarborough than they do about what's offered in their own backyard. "A lot of people who live in Pickering have physicians in Scarborough and it takes them a while to make the transition," Ms. Moore points out. She says the information compiled at the public scs- sions will be used by the hos- pital to develop its long-term strategy, which will be released next month. The hospital has also solicited comments from several health-care agencies and physicians to help in develop- ing the plan. RONALD MARTINO & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS r: (torm" of West Hili) :oral. FAY OttrMd artd Operated f NOW 01WK ,067 beck Bur PEKEF NG y. wA M O,) Wf/YA#WE? kVPl6VE! US HOMM40 3rsspresv4ersiera t Seaman • w w PaNO Rome THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 -PAGE 3 Boy,dog injured in pit bull attack on school grounds PICKERING — Concerned citizens used a hammer and shovels to drive off two pit bulls that attacked another dog on a school playground here Friday afternoon. One boy suffered scratches in the incident outside Rose - bank Public School around 3:45 p.m., Durham Regional Police report. At press time, police couldn't say how the boy became involved -- if he witnessed the attack by the pit bulls on a Chow -Chow and decided to intervene, if he'd been walk- ing his dog at the time of the incident, or if he was a Rose - bank student in the wrong place at the wrong time. They believe the pit bulls escaped from the yard of a home on Rougemount Drive by digging out under a fence and making their way to the school on nearby Rosebank Road. The pit bulls were captured and the Chow -Chow was taken to a veterinarian's clinic for treatment. Pickering -Ajax -Whitby Animal Control, which couldn't be reached by press time, was considering putting the pit bulls in quarantine, say police, who were unable to pro- vide further details. CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING INC. TESSA 3/4" x 21/4" SALE HELD OVER BT POPULAR DEMAND 'OP QUAL7 CANADIAN MADE. WAS PAEFNISHED. MANN COLIPS $ sq. i0 ~� c CHOOSE =7cM.4 R Aff s4- ft o 1060 Bt+odt R& s, unit #3 420-3285 11 Ki A-5 Edmice Storm Doort:ys Alf mam Batstaat mmmv vorramw since mw CMOLL H012 WROMM Villi aw shm oom d 906 drodt Road SouRt, thus L 8 S, Pfckonit0 Call for a Five. No Obligation Estimate 420-4880 g '°, ,4P 2p• b y ow only _ _. Wanr st. Showroom Horn. Mon: lhim 9a.m. m. • s R. 9a.rn. m.; Sat. 9a.m: m.; Sun. PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23,1995 Left -turn prohibition at Bayly-West Shore may end road woes PICKERING — Town councillors believe a Residents living near the intersection of Eyer left -tum ban on westbound commuter traffic at the Drive and Oklahoma Drive complain of speeding intersection of Bayly Street and West Shore motorists who ignore a pedestrian -activated cross - Boulevard will allay ongoing safety con- walk in their neighborhood. They fear the cerns for residents living in the West safety of students using the crosswalk Shore area A resolution approved by Town council Tuesday asks that Durham Region impose the left -tum prohibition on Bayly, which is considered a regional road, from 7 to 9:30 a m Monday to Friday. The left -turn ban will not apply to emergency vehicles and school buses, however, the resolution stales. A proposal to impose "local traflic only" restrictions on West Shore Boulevard as a method of preventing commuter traffic from using local roads was rejected by staff after consul- tation with the Crown anomey's office and Durham Regional Police. "We're hoping (the left -tum prohibi- tion) will enhance the safety factor, but ensure traffic can get out of the com- munity during rush hour," Ward I regional councillor Maurice Brenner said. Councillor Brenner told colleagues a few weeks ago he's been under fire from residents living in the area because of the Town's failure ID act on concerns about traffic problems in West Shore. But councillor Brenner blamed Town staff for failing to bring forward a report on the issue after being requested to do so by council several weeks ago. near Fairport Beach Public School is t being jeopardized by the motorists. The residents have signed a petition to the Town requesting that the pedestrian - activated crosswalk be replaced with flashing red lights and stop signs, an over- head flashing light and two warning lights Maurice for eastbound and westbound traffic at the Brenner intersection. 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We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters doer„ed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in 111e News Advertiser regularly tt�ses recyo�led newsprint °�" ••" ' fam: t'api�w� mucuna) cal woo and subtrOPI Ped' aonthef fr hirs C,Owoardd OL ) n,see,,*.terror0 sts co W.ardslce n a lark � Ali (k�uqrcli ){ courage coweardlioeness-0 0 1 (kAU 'EDITORIAL. Strange brew In 1990 when Bob Rae's NDP steamed into office, the province was looking for change. Ontario had had enough of taxes and unemploy- ment. And despite the fact no one would admit to hav- ing voted for the NDP, there they were. Inexperienced and full of promises, the new government brought lots of new faces to Queen's Park, fumly in urge of our finances. It's April 23, 1995. People have had enough of taxes and unemployment. It's expected Premier Rae will call a provincial elec- tion any day and the electorate will have to decide between the now experienced Bob Rae and the inexpe- rienced Lyn McLeod and Mike Harris. The question those party leaders are facing now is how to sway the voter. What do they really want? One thing the electorate continues to be hot about is taxes. Despite the Province's holding tightly to the tax reins in the last 12 months, we're hearing it's not enough. People want tax cuts. And, they want jobs. Pretty straightforward when you get right down to it, but who can deliver? If promises of tax cuts and new jobs are what Ontario wants to hear, then Mike Harris is fust out of the gate. But he still has to shake off the Brian Mulroney curse. If the electorate just wants anyone but Rae, Lyn McLeod's Liberals may be sail into downtown Toronto on the `sea of red' left over from the federal election. And then there's the NDP. No one voted for them in the last election, but they won by a landslide. Can they do it again? Stranger things have happened. This is politics after all. Let's offer something to our teenagers To the editor: Re: Article about teen programs: I would like to thank Pickering Councillor Maurice Brenner for tak- ing the initiative in trying to get something going for teenagers in the area. I agree with him. A lot of our teens don't have anything to do or anywhere to go in their spare time. There are a number of teenagers out there who are not interested in the usual organized sports program we have. They enjoy their skate- boards, BMX and freestyle bikes. The problem is there is no place for them to go. Wherever they go usual- ly they we chased away and told not to Dome back. These utnagers have feelings too. They want to be accepted and given a chance as well. I know the way they dress isn't to everyone's liking, but that is something we have to accept. We all have our choices. Clothes don't make the person. All these teens want is a place to do their thing and not bother any- one. They want a place to go to where they can skateboard and use their bikes and a place to go when the weather is bad. Taxes we used for a lot of differ- ent activities in our community; why can't there be something for these kids? They have other inter- ests besides skateboarding and bilk- ing; they also enjoy indoor games such as pool, air hockey, board games, monopoly, etc. Why can't we give them a place and a few of these indoor enjoyments as well? We have a huge recreation centre and I'm sure there could be an area that could be utilized for this pur- pose. Also, I believe when I was at the open house at our new police station at Brock Road and Hwy. 2 we were told there were rooms available for community use. What better combination would we want than to have our teens and our police in the same building carrying out their own activities? As concerned parents, we should be giving Mr. Brenner our full sup- port in carrying out his mission in any way we can, and that includes giving some of our time. AJ. Campbell, Pickering Act now to prevent another fatality To the editor: Recently a young child lost her life in a traffic acci- dent on Victoria Road in Whitby. This mad is more commonly known as the Baseline, which is a major traffic artery between Whitby and Ajax. For anyone not familiar, the Baseline is a two-lane highway between Ajax and Ding. There are many commercial establishments on this road, it is heavily travelled and also used as a supply route for the a somo- five industries in Oshawa and Ajax. Cars and heavy trucks up to 18 wheelers are, in many instances, being driven too fast for this road. The accident occurred at the location where the Lynde Marsh is connected with a culvert tinder the baseline. Ibis location is a favored spot for local youth to play ice hockey in the winter. In the spring and summer it draws parents and their children to do some fishing in the marsh. As there are no facilities to park other than the side of the road, it is common to see rows of cars parked at both sides of the street. You don't have to be a twffre expert to realize that tris makes for a danger= situation. Cars pass by the posted speed limit of 80 kan/hahr and young children cross the highway from between pedwd cars. This taawbon has existed for many years and it a a wonder that no fatal accident has happelhed before. As our politicians approve new eonmnercial and resi- dential developments, they will also increase traffic. I'm sure this road will be a four4ane highway in the near future. Regional government will have to make a decision to save the marsh or to improve the highway. Except for a few hundred environmentalists, we the people would like to see a four -lane highway with changes to the marsh at this location to peserve the recreational values. I realize that some of these improvements will take time; maybe they are already working on planning and engineering this. I see this as a long-term solution. In the meantime, we could inhplealert some changes now to reduce the dangerous condition which exists at 1) Reduce the speed limit from 80 km to 60 km east of the Ajax/Whitby town Im io 30 mem east of Lynde Creek. 2) Install No panting and Stop signs on both sides of the road from east of the GACA sanctuary entrance io 30 metres post the Lynde Geek bridge. 3) Expend parting at the CLOCA sanctuary. wafter Sodeoll AJIK Ir 1 A 0) V i 9 -LIVES CANNED CAT FOOD 156 g can. TAMS CHUNKS - MINI CHUNKS 18 kg bag. $29" PURINA CAT CHOW THE NEWS *DVEWMER SUNDA r,, APRIL 21,1995 -PAGE 7 Pe tstuff PEDIGREE CANNED DOG FOOD 380 g can. 734 t1 Oft PURINA DOG CHOW 18 kg bag. $11" NUTRI-CHOICE DOG FOOD 12 kg bag. 18 kg bag. $9" $ STORE HOURS Monday -Friday .... 9am-9pm Saturday ...............8am-9pm Sunday .................. I Oam-6pm GROOMING HOURS Monday -Friday ...... 7am-6pm Saturday .................7am-7pm Sunday ....................9am-4pm 7Fffi ixc MEOW MIX CAT FOOD 8 kg bag. $10" l SCIENCE DIET CANINE MAINTENANCE 18.1 1% bag. $25" 3 r� IAMS MILKBONE LARGE DOG BISCUITS 5 kg bag- s 10" g.$10" (M) 456-93W (M) 850-4446 (M) 853-W40 250 Qw SWON East 10/ NOrVwMw BIW. 174M rag. SL armals"m N.xt a 11PH R N wq. PIW& New nsrk*L Pl" It � >�W � Prim l wLs a f4w b Caadi.n TIM a f►'s ftsmuram Store prices expire April 28, 1995. 2 id PICKERING (906) 686-1015 1756 Pima I, Pkwy. -. r. ;d .PAGE $-THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 Talk of the town Vaughan Willard Public School "grandpar- ent" Joe Swalwell was the talk of the town recently when past and present students helped celebrate his 92nd birthday. Mr. Swatwell has participated in the Pickering school's Celebrate Talk program for 10 years. He's seen here with student Jen- nifer Wiggins. photo by Andrew twanowski New fast-food restaurant to create 15 jobs for youth PICKERING — Town council has given the green light to a new fast-food restaurant on Kingston Road, near Dixie Road, which will create 15 full- and part-time jogs. Charles Shahan, representative for Dairy Queen, told council Tuesday the restaurant will open in May at the Furniture Mall on Kingston Road, to capture the summer market.. He added the restaurant will advertise for job applicants through area high schools and churches. Call 683- 5110 with news - Nutritionally Balanced Diets - Eat Regular Foods - Guaranteed Safe, Easy Weight Loss - For Women, Men & Children RMITEM, lt�G�sLo�Cll� While the zoning bylaw only permits eat -in restaurants similar to the Olive Garden Restaurant located on land immediately north of the Furniture Mall, council approved a special implementing bylaw clearing the way for the Dairy Queen restaurant, which will have a drive-through win- dow. There was a consensus among councillors that the restaurant should be fast -tracked because of the pressing need for job opportunities for area youth. Pickering 420-4220 SUMMER IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER... . ARE YOU READY FOR M • Whitby Oshawa 166-5050 436-2122 P Mud flies over mess at school By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The separate school board's name is mud in the opinion of parents who fear poor drainage at their children's school poses health risks and hurts the stu- dents' quality of life. Parents from St. Monica Catholic School showed up in force at the Durham Region Roman Catholic Sepa- rate School Board's meeting Tuesday, demanding that poor drainage at the Twyn Rivers Drive school be repaired by September. They're calling for catch basins in the parking lot and driveways, which now "drain directly into the schoolyard play areas," according to a report from the parent -teacher association. "On a number of occasions...fuel can be both seen and smelled entering the playground. This practice must be stopped immediately... as there are a number of health concerns by allowing these waste materials to flow into the children's play area" Parents are also pointing the finger at improper grading for drainage prob- lems in the playground, forcing chil- dren to "play in areas which have standing water, which in turn creates mud that is tracked into the school and has destroyed the clothes of the chil- dren" Severe overcrowding at the nine- year-old school is also a problem. St. Monica was built to accommodate 450 pupils and now has a student enrol- ment of about 800 — who must remain indoors at recess and lunch "for days" following heavy rains because of the muddy playground, according to par- ent Tom A]bani. While St. Elizabeth Seton school will ease overcrowding, parents aren't convinced it will open its doors in Sep- tember and are urging the board to pressure the builder to ensure it opens as scheduled. The board's property and transporta- tion committee has asked staff to con- sider installing catch basins in the parking loop and regrading the proper- ty at St. Monica, which could cost $180,000. Staff will also comment on putting the school on shifts in a report due in early May. But no decision will be made until the full board meets again on May 15. Chairman Tom Oldman has assured parents that "funding is not an issue. We don't like the situation. We have to come up with a plan of action." ]F • TIME • QUALITY o GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVA -ABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. I2) SU _ a DIL JOSEPH A. 110SI IN, DENTIST C3 a N 12` 1111' 2 i 40 Z Tanning Beds THE IN LUXURY! Contour Body Shape • NO WHITE MARKS! plus all you Hair Care needs. Temptation s IN HAIR 281-6655 4679 Kingston Road Z 0 R MOMSTON O RD.11 W g FROM PAGE 1 Ridge Public School, also in Pickering. For instance, the councils will have much greater responsibilities than many parent -teacher associations whose main function is often fund-raising. "Parents who think the councils are nothing more than PTAs are turned off," agrees Durham West MPP Jim Wise- man. "But the more they know about (councils), the more excited they get. Parents want to be involved in the schools. Their cynicism is quite high." Still, the advice councils offer will be just that — advice, noted Ministry of Education officer Naomi Gibson. "Some want that advice to be a decision, but it won't be." In the selection of a principal, for example, a school board must adhere to collective agreements and board policy. But it could, for instance, ask for a coun- cil's advice on three finalists before making a decision. A council should expect an explana- tion if their advice isn't followed, Ms. Gibson noted. Community councils will also have a say in: • curriculum and program goals and Priorities • the responses of the school or school board to achievement in provincial and board assessment programs • preparation of the school profile • school budget priorities, including local capital -improvement plans • school-community communication By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — Controversy contin- ues to brew over the amount spent on coffee and meals for public school board bureaucrats, but it's nothing more than a tempest in a teapot, officials maintain. Trustees and staff receive "light meals" at meetings and seminars "of reasonable duration", but costs "are kept to an absolute minimum," assures Durham Board of Education communi- cations manager Mary Brown. But Oshawa trustee Mike Nicholson — who estimates the board's food bill at no less than $30,000 — believes that money could be better spent elsewhere. "When we have children going to school hungry, how can we feed staff who have a good salary?" he asks. "We could start a food program or milk pro- gram in low-income areas. "It's not a war between me and staff," Mr. Nicholson assures. "It's a war on policy." The debate has sparked rumors which have hurt staff morale, staff con- tend. "It's a misconception that board staff fes u D THE NEWS ADiE1MSkR S UNDAY, APRL 23, 195-PAGEofee dtabrewingatpublic school 9 board receives free snacks and coffee all d long," Mrs. Brown says, pointing monthly payroll deductions of about for those wanting to consume coffee. Trustees, however, aren't charged l coffee and light meals provided weekly meetings, which are usual under way at 5:30 p.m. and often cc tinue till at least 10 p.m. Meals are also provided to staff wl attend work and training sessions whi extend over meal time. But that practi often saves the board money in the to run, according to Mrs. Brown. Teachers, for example, may be ask to attend a training session after sch until about 8 p.m. If training took pla during the day, the board would faced with paying $110 a day for a su ply teacher. "If (teachers) are asked to come i for training on their own time, we gi them a sandwich and/or salad. The sa ings are amazing if the alternative i supply teacher costs," says Mrs. Brown Nor does the board charge visitors who are often volunteers who sit o committees — for coffee. While Mr. Nicholson isn't oppose to offering coffee to volunteers, he' School councils have great say strategies • methods of reporting to parents the community • extra -curricular activities at the school • school-based services and commu nity partnerships related to social, heal recreational and nutrition programs • community use of schools • local co-ordination of services fo children and youth • development, implementation an review of board policies at the loco level. Councils, which must meet at least four times a year, "can't do everything," Ms. Gibson warned. ' 7bey must figure out what their priorities are." School community councils were among the recommendations from the Royal Commission on Learning report released earlier this year. The ministry has told school boards to develop poli- cies directing schools in their jurisdic- tion to begin establishing councils in September and to have those councils in place by June 1996. Parents and guardians of students enrolled in the school must make up the majority of the council. Its members must also include community represen- tatives, school principal, teacher, and non -teaching staff member. A student must sit on secondary school councils and may sit on elementary councils at ation. principal's discre Positions — such as council chairman — will be elected democratically. "g LAVA LAMPS RIVED Y T11ADE � �RE a 3 calling for an end to "working break- fasts and working lunches ... The public is fed up with freebies and over -govern- ment." Though the board doesn't have a "formal procedure" on the provision of meals and coffee, it does have a "guide- line staff are expected to follow," says Mrs. Brown. She could "only guess" at the annual cost of meals and coffee, but says trustees will receive a report outlining the amount spent on meals and coffee by the end of this month. Once that report is received, Mr. Nicholson promises to introduce a motion to "can all food allowances. Period." ce ' ng 1 1 � ed 1 col 1 � � 1GREENER � be 1 � 1 � n I GRAS ve s 1 S MYSTERY � n 1 SOLVEDI 1 d 1 s 1 1 The secret is out! Lawn care experts agree that grass clippings 1 fertilize your lawn. Just leave them be - nature will do the rest. 1 1 They call it grc sscycling... it makes your lawn greener... with- 1 and 1 out raking or bagging. 1 1 1 1 Here's how: 1 • Any mower can do the job. Make sure the blades are 1 sharp. 1 1 • Cut only 1/3 of the gross height with each mowing. 1 I r ; Cut grass to its ideal height of 2 to 3 inches. This encour- ages deeper roots and reduces evaporation. 1 1 1 • Cut when the grass is dry. 1 1� 1 • Water your lawn 1 inch per week, early in the day. 1 1 • Dethatch your lawn in spring or fall and compost the 1 1 thatch. 1 1 1 1 You can also use modest amounts of clippings in flower 1 beds and vegetable gardens as a fertilizer. I� 1 • Compost small quantities of excess 1 clippings. 1 1 •o• 1 1 Hdw SAME! i 1 000 1 1 1 6® V • onfario 1 _ Fumed in port by the MyrysRy 1 .y, D a Fnvrprmenr ono Energy 1 (- 1 • � 1 1 — 1 1 � 1 For more information on Grasscycling please contact your municipal office at: 1 j PkkWft ctotnoto„ UA-kk. saVog12 0 kasib is Lzz-�� . 1 a------ 10ow— (905) 668-7721 4244630 683-2951-"' 1 or (416) 86"751 7 725-7351 623 3379 852.9181 985.7393 (705) 426-7723 or 432-2920 1 PAGE IWME NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23,19% United Wayhonors `dedicated carin ' volunteer � g ❑ Morley Shortt `a very tall man', who helps seniors, disabled adults AJAX-PICKERING — A man who has driven more than 15,000 kilome- tres to help seniors and disabled adults has been recognized for his "dedi- cation, caring, giving, humility". Morley Shortt, a volun- teer with Community Care of Ajax -Pickering, is this SAVE UP T ' 42500 year's recipient of the Kathy McKay Community Service Award. The award recog- nizes outstandin volunteers and is handed out annual- ly by the United Way of Ajax -Pick- ering. "As a volunteer, .._ personifies all that is good about volunteerism," Community Care adminis- trator Sally Longo said when the award was pre- sented Wednesday at the United Way's annual gen- eral meeting. "There is a saying, `Volunteering is a great wav to grow.' Morley hortt is a very tall man," Mrs. Longo reported. Mr. Shortt, a volunteer driver n Community _re's home support program for 16 years, has also given up more than The More You Buy The More You Save: High Efficiency Furnace 150 High Efficiency Air Conditioning 100 Electronic Air Cleaner 75 Power Humidifier 4 " - ft Total System i q 04ft We "M the lnslde Guys. a ®Super Savings $425 25 75 Don't Pay until Labour Day 1995 8=LFWflfl1] Heating 8 Air Conditioning Home & Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Pkwy. Pickering, Ont. Ll V 6K5 PICKERING, AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 905-428-0333 905-436-3212 uletorl1* ham' Roof Blnc. O aumm M COMMERCIAL p INDUSTRIAL Q RESIDENTIAL 0 REPAIRS E3 FLATS E-1 SHINGLES 265=51 10 ................ CLIP -OUT THIS COUPON AND SAVE! i WEPAYG31 THE 1:J i i on i 42 *%kW Bbd,, karba+ough 1,500 hours of dw his time to ensure - seniors and dis- t abled adults t, get to Morley t h e i r Shortt medical appointments. The former Ajax High School teacher is also a "valued member' of Com- munity Care's summer youth services committee, reported Mrs. Longo. Mr. Shortt is a "loved father and grandfather (and) committed husband to his late wife," Mrs. Longo noted. The Ajax resident has sat on Community Care's advisory committee for 10 years, holding numerous leadership positions and is also an active member of the Pickering United Church. The award was estab- lished in memory of Kathy McKay, who served as president of the United Way in 1990 and is remembered for her community work. She died of cancer in 1992. • •� .—.,��_� .-._..,.�.�..... --. __ �.ete-.ii�n,*.aPAn...yt .-_�_.s:�—__ ._ .. _ __ -- - -- — -. _ .r:.__ - - � - - -- r�',',��✓—''-. P MOE asked to probe complaints about Pickering recycling firm By SAL BOMMARITO SPECIAL To TM NEWS ADVER'J7.4ER PIC — Town coun- cil has asked the Ministry of Environment to look into com- plaints aimed at a recycling oper- ation on Toy Avenue. A set of resolutions asking the MOE to report back to the Town on the operation by Can -Sort Recycling Ltd. and Ever Green Recycle Canada Inc. was approved by councillors Tuesday night. The resolutions also requested the Town's chief building official take "aggressive" action to ensure buildings on the site con- form to the Ontario Building Code and the Town clerk take similar action to ensure the oper- ation conforms to Ajax's proper- ty standards bylaws. "Ibis issue has been ongoing for some time, Ward 2 local councillor Sherry Senis said "It's been let slide. We have to take aggressive action. We need to send a strong message." Tire resolutions were approved after business people located near the waste -disposal operation on Toy Avenue told council they were fed up with the Town's inaction on the issue. "We stand before you today, not to speak with regard to future positive development, but to lament the severe depredation of our collective properties, not by recession, not by natural disaster, but by the apparent inaction of Town council, which puts for- ward an excuse that in dealing with ventures that need a licence from the Ministry of Environ- ment, there is no standing poli- cy," said an angry John O'Haflo- ran, president of Sonic Automo- bile Enterprises. "In the final analysis, who will Speak for our collective land val- ues?" he asked. "Who is respon- sible for the fact that in the Region of Durham in excess of 40 per cent of the permits issued by the MOE reside on Toy Avenue?" But mayor Wayne Anhurs said senior Town staff have his- torically dealt with operations which require MOE approval, rather than council. Ihere's been no effort on the part of council to provide inap- propriate direction to staff. It's unfortunate that this type of thing has been dealt with at the admin- istration level, but council does feel an obligation that the appro- priate direction be provided." At the same time, mayor Arthurs said the Town feels an obligation to encourage recycling operations in fight of its ongoing court battle to keep a proposed landfill for Durham out of Pick- enng- "Coercil has the obligation to look at allernsative ways of waste disposal and there's a risk inher- ent in that," he said. But, he added, "There's work needed to tighten up these types of opera - Dom but there was no deliberate f h _ kad -I.5-F.•S M move by council to ignore these concems." Council adopted a new proce- dure to deal with MOEE circula- tions under the Environmental Protection Act, which will ensure future applications will be reviewed by council. Todd Hoffman, lawyer for Can -Sort Recycling Ltd., said the company "supports council's res- olution. They are confident that the MOE will confirm that all opera- tions at 1048 Toy Ave. are in total compliance with the certifr- Cate of approval. My clients also anticipate that this confirmation from the ministry will satisfy the concerns of neighboring busi- nesses." Mr. Hoffman also stated the company has taken steps to ensure its operation complies with building code, site plan and Property standards requirements. As part of the carne resolution, Council also deferred endorsing a request by P.G.R Septic Services Inc. on Toy Avenue for an amendment to its certificate of approval to permit the amount of hazardous and non -hazardous liquid waste it collects to be increased to 39,570 litres from the current 2,000 litres pending receipt of a report from the MOE. "Because we're dealing with hazardous and non -hazardous liquid waste, I feel morn comfort- able in taking this avenue," said councillor Senis. ON SAIL BEST AVAILABLE SAVEUP To $3, 350�.le. Monarch of the Seas May 14,21,28; June 4, ll'/95 7 Night Southern Caribbean Cruises from San Juan to Martinique, Barbados, Antigua, St. Maarten and St. Thomas BEST AVAILABLE CATEGORY Q -F ''I$1r�� Oma, ';DcP CARIB EAN AJAX TRAVEL oa °W CENTRE 676 Monarch Ave., unit a, Ajax Ont. 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To have your events promoted in Bill- board, fax 683- 7363 or write to the Ajax -Picker - Ing News Adver- tiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publi- cation and 10 a.m- the Thurs- day prior to Sun- day publication. MONDAY, APRIL 24 PREGNANCY: The Childbirth ation of Durham hosts the final of a three-part free seminar on healthy pregnancy from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library. corner of Har- wood Ave. and Kings Cres. Topic is how a baby grows. No charge. All welcome. 420- 3890. POETS: The Poets in the Pub group meets at the Courtyard Pub, Pickering Village, from 7 to 9 p.m. Poets wishing to read call 619-8872 (Terry Day). CANCER SUP- PORT: The Canadian Cancer Society introduces patients, their families and friends to others living with cancer from 7-9 p.m. at the Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital, Har- wood Avenue south in room GO13. 686-1516. YOUTH CAN- CER: The Cana- dian Cancer Soci- ety introduces patients, families and friends to oth- ers living with cancer at 7 p.m. at Holy Trinity Church, 91 Kings Cres. (between Hwy. 401 and Bayly St.). 686- 1516. BLOOD NEED- ED: The Ajax - Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Society holds a blood donor clinic from 2 to 8 p.m. next to Kmart in the Pick- ering Town Cen- tre, comer of Liv- erpool Rd. and Hwy. 2. Goal is 80 units. All blood types needed. ID required. 420- 3383. DANCE AUDI- TION: High school students are invited to audition for the International Dance Mosaic, to be held at Ajax High School on May 3. It will dis- play enthocultural backgrounds and popular styles from the past and present. Auditions to be held at Ajax High. 105 Bayly St., today and tomorrow from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Register with Warren Flood at 683-1610 (school) or 427-7950 (home). MS SOCIETY: The MS support group for spous- es/parents and close friends of people with MS meets at 7:30 pm. at the Board of Education Build- ing. 400 Taunton Rd, E. (at Ander- son St.). Whitby. Guest speaker is Mark Silverman, M.D. 686-1801. TUESDAY, APRIL 2.5 SENIORS' TALK: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at the Ajax Seniors' Friend- ship Club, 46 Exeter Rd., at 9:30 a.m. The Lord Elgin Public School choir per- forms. Guests welcome. 683- 7799 (Louise). CANADIAN CLUB: The Canadian Club of Durham Region holds its monthly meeting at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa at 6:30 p.m. Gregory James, Assistant Deputy Chairper- son, Convention Refugee Determi- nation Division of the Immigration and Refugee Board, is the guest speaker. Dinner reservations nec- essary. 655-4530 (Ruth Brooking) or 686-2535 (Marguerite O'Connor). INFERTILITY: An infertility information meet- ing will take place at the Whitby Health Depart- ment, Thickson Road and Hwy 2. Lang Tower at Whitby Mall. 2nd floor at 7 p.m. Couples and indi- viduals welcome. 655-4833 (Susan) or 623-2511 • (Elaine). WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club holds its monthly meeting at The Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa at 6 p.m. with dinner at 6:45 p.m. There's a pre- sentation on polit- ical issues and how they impact women's personal and professional lives. $25 for members, $30 for non-members. 427-6930 (Karen Graham) or 723- 3000 (Nancy Bone). WOMEN'S HEALTH: The Women's Rights Action Coalition hosts a conference to examine barri- ers faced by women of color, immigrant and refugee status in accessing health care services. It's from 9 a.m. to 5 pm. at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., meeting rooms 1,2, and 3. All welcome. No charge. Babysit- ting provided. 427-7849. COMPUTERS: The Macintosh Users East Club holds its monthly meeting at Ander- son Collegiate Vocational Insti- tute, room 135, Anderson St. north of Hwy. 2, Whitby from 7:30 to 10 P.M. Special presen- tations, an 'ask - the -experts' panel. All welcome. No charge. 433-0777. TOASTMAS- TERS: Toastmas- ters International Communication and Leadership Program meets every Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the lower meeting room of Family Realty, 335 Bayly St. W. at Finley Ave., Ajax. People over 0 F April 23, 1995 18 can overcome sentations and Call 686-6154 fear of making officiating at or 427-5935 for speeches or pre- meetings. information. SAVE UP TO 40% ON HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE New Home, Non -Smokers, Claims Free, Alarms FOR DETAILS OR A FREE QUOTE, CALL 683.9725 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE .676 Monarch Ave. P13 Established 1978 Ajax, Ontario DENTURE CLINIC REPAIRS C hr.) 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(AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING —Z 40 = Just a walk in the park Two-year-old Christopher Gray began a tour of Rotary Park in Ajax on his bicycle last Sunday, but switched to the carriage when he got tired. Giving Christopher a Vendors needed 0 Fairport Beach school association invites you to take part in day of fun PICKERING — The Fairport Beach Public School Home and School Association is looking for interested vendors for its upcoming fun fair hand is Dad Gary. Continuing cool weath- er, though, isn't keeping residents from the great outdoors. photo by Andrew Iwanowski for May fun fair oa Saturday, May 13. The fun fair will be held at the school on Oklahoma Drive from 12 to 3 p.m. Tables are available for $10, with proceeds going to the school. Anyone interested in reserving a table should call June at 831-1744 at least one week prior to the event - GET INVOLVED! JOIN THE ane Ecker,,C.N TEAM! The provincial election is upon us. The Common Sense Revdubon will bmg meaningful and sustainable change to Ontario. R is a straighdforward plan which will create jobs, cut taxes, reduce government spending, remove govemn*nt barriers to job creation and balance the budget. YES, I would We th help in Janet's campaign. ❑ take a lawn sign ❑ make a financial contribution (every dollar co ntsO ❑ work h the committee room ❑ computer operations ❑ instaN lawn signs ❑ dekw campaign literature ❑ door-to<loor carwassing Pfu'leba l tg ❑ I would like to leam more about the Cor vm Sense Revolution ... send me the plan. WE VSs ------- --- _______ T+oMAV PWAL00M _ Ta. N0. Mai to+ .lanet Ecker Campaign, P.O. Box 277, Ajax, Ontario, US W3 . or drop by our committee room at Bak St. and VWesh" Rd. in Ajax. Telephone 905 427 6695 Fax 905 427 2554 1 r . Cannan Sense For a ChwW ��..,., qYjCFO FCR JMET EG(ER T#9 NEWS ADVE*Iel jt §t*bA` , APltn.' 3, 1995 -PACE 13 V COMMUNITY Family court clinic volunteers sought DURHAM — Volunteers are cil of Durham. sought to guide an agency that helps Nomination forms are available by children and their families heading to calling the clinic at 436-6754 between court. 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday to The Oshawa and District Family Friday. Court Clinic is a non-profit service Deadline for submitting nomina- providing court-ordered assessments tions is Friday, May 12. of children and families with matters pending before the courts. Volunteers would serve on the clin- ic's board of directors, which meets once a month during the day. Mini- mum tenure on the board is two years and maximum is six. Board volunteers should be eager to deal with long-term matters, actively participate in discussions, and show a willingness to delegate and permit others to make decisions. Volunteer nominees can be from anywhere in Durham. The clinic is a member of the Young Offender Management Coun- cil and the Children's Services Coun- tt m HOMEb CESE1 RE Senior's watercolors exhibited at library PICKERING — Pickering senior Grace Edna McNeilly presents her second solo art exhibit. Summer Stills, at the Pickering Central Library. The exhibit of watercolors runs May 1 to 27 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays at the library. One The Esplanade. Call the library at 831-6265 for more information. 1*7 SlO1 Pier 1 at Pickering Home & Design Centre. • s► se a/Fsif - -. — f V 0 'dL 6. % A ti18Mt A 6/.0wft4I i PAGE 14 -TM NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL A 1995 ♦ HOUSING Disabledrnancial adults get a boost for services O Province provides $43,700 to help adults living in co-op housing project PICKERING — Disabled adults living in a unique inte- grated community housing pro- ject will receive funding from the provincial government, Durham West MPP Jim Wise- man has announced. The Deohaeko Support Net- work, a group of Durham -area parents with disabled adult chil- dren living on their own in the Rougemount Co -Op on Kingston Road, will receive $43.700 under the Province's Community Innovation Funding program, Mr. Wiseman announced. The provincial money will go to the Ajax -Pickering -Whitby Association for Community Liv- ing and the Durham Association for Family Respite Services to help fund the delivery of ser- vices to disabled adults living in the co-op housing project, he says. Deohaeko "is an innovative approach which will reduce costs associated with integrating disabled adults into the commu- nity. The funding will allow for the delivery of services within the building to help these peo- ple. "If this project works, we'll have a tax -saving model to help integrate the disabled into the community," Mr. Wiseman notes. Deohaeko was founded in 1989 by a group of parents who wanted to establish an integrated living environment for their dis- abled adult children. The Rougemount Co -Op allows their adult children with disabilities to live on their own with a support network on hand for them. Mr. Wiseman also announced $176,000 in annual funding for the Deohaeko Support Network housing project. Pom-pom girl Playing the color game has the attention of Jessica Greenslade during a Storytime session at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library. Jessica raises her pompom when the color matching her pom-pom was shown. photo by A.J. Groen Take a stand against racism AJAX-PICKERING — Fostering a prejudice -free society is the aim of a Taking a Stand anti -racism program. Developed by the Social Develop- ment Council of Ajax -Pickering, it includes the Works History of Racism in Minutes video and workbook which provide scenarios where racism is obvi- ous, outline the appropriate ways of dealing with it and offer topics for dis- cussion. Tool kits are being developed for use by people; who want to work with others to fight racists, such as one for parents communicating with their children. A speaker's bureau can furnish clubs and classes with experts on racism. People interested in Taking a Stand should call Tanya at 68(12661. *4 *4 0" Aft 7* _V aO V SAFETY EDUCATION THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 -PAGE 1: ;Building begins on Durham j Region Safety Village for kids 0 Miniature village to teach kids about traffic safety expected to be open by autumn DURHAM — Building of the Kids' Safety Village has finally begun. Construction got under way Satur- day on a classroom in the village adja- Southwood silver Silver anniversary preparations are well under way at Southwood Park Public School in Ajax. Sorting through pictures and memorabilia are, in front from left, students Tony Tie and Sophie Fowler and, in back, former teacher -librarian Gay Adair and present teacher -librarian Colleen McLaren. The celebration takes place Saturday, j May 6 with an open house at the school from 2 to 4 p.m. and dance at the Pickering Recreation Complex from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are $12.50. Call Gay Adair at 683-2535. photo by Andrew Iwanowski ' FLAT RATE Long IlistaX,4- fro rrti Avam. Bmberds. Bottm. allie s ��,m.o � Maple, Mahn. M�,$ 2 mh.o kms. P194P , Pett cater. Riahmmd pLus Save an additional 20% on S—Oville.s all your other long distance calls pall. U60°"08. expanded service to: Burlington!. Newmarket, Georgetown. Whitby. Oshawa districts. Telehop® L -it,(416) 406-3977 Oil & Filter Chcinge See us forrow next ol s Hier charge and mem" a FREE 21 Point vehicle Inspection BONUS: Receive a Nissan beverage set for only: *399. with your oil change 15% MWN 15%OFF LABOUR ti IAAF ON BRAKE REPAR 11 WAM $0200C • r686-0555 XtWESTX asmt E N a t+wFs $ e'A 32433 vales. Taw exam The Nisaan Saverap Set is availeme Only quo Iaat.'Taxet a am 34.00 Blum for NX2000 and 1"S Maaiata. $8.00 rar I990.199S 30QZX and 1992-1994 1Maxim SE. Eavir-1 levy esha i appiiuble. We was only plauslas Niwa Pato. Offw applies to NiwtlDsom ve :f. cent to Kathleen Rowe Memorial School in Whitby. The village is designed to teach school children safety awareness. The classroom is being built by the Oshawa -Durham Home Builders' Association (ODHBA), whose mem- bers will donate labor and materials. This weekend's construction work will "like a barn raising," says Stephen Kassinger, president of Want to Ione %weight ! i'ou can count on the new Fat & Fiber Plan. It's an incredible break- through in our weight loss plan because it'-, an entirely new wav to count fooxl. And it can only be found at %Veight Watchers. 1\11 you have to do is choose foods that help you meet the required daily' fat and fiber intake. You select what you want, when you want. At the supermar- ket, at Your favorite restaurant, at JOIN NOW FOR 1/2 PRICE ODHBA. "Weather permitting we hope to have the walls and roof up by this weekend," says Durham Regional Police Sergeant Gwen Cutler. The village is a joint effort of Durham Regional Police, the Optimist Club of Ajax and Rotary Club of Oshawa Parkwood. It will be open for use by schools in the fall. f. tact to od place, all ovcr town. Fat & Fifer will hays you feeling an(] living - free and east. Kathleen Sullivan sats. -1 lost 31) lbs on the \\'right Watchers ScIcction Flan, and I feel great. I'm very excited about the ne%% Fat R Fiber Plan. Its perfect for to da.v's health conscious member." The new Fat S Fiber Plan helps put lou where you want to he - in control and feeling great. And you can count on that Pickering Square Centre 1450 Kingston Road Weigh-in Anytime: Monday -Thursday 9-9, Friday 9-6; Saturday 8:30-6 Actual Meeting Times: Monday 7:30 pm Tuesday 10:00 am (Parents & Tots) & 7:30 pm Wednesday 10:00 am & 7:30 pm Thursday 10:00 am & 5:30 pm Friday 10:00 am Saturday 9:15 & 11:00 am A> Prop.. ......>c © 1995 Weight W,ltche1-e hitern rtion.tl. Inc O�ner of the Wt:lght W.rt,her, tdem,lrk All right, e>e,-ped aaeRaa[i..�• ..,...ews,....+as�er�r�w�:�ew.r:r--'�"---.........,..�.....�..,-,..c��w....wve�-- PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVENnSER SUNDAY, APRIL 23,1995 ♦ SELF-IMPROVEMENT Toastmasters club local chapter set to toast new p PICKERING - A new Picker- people. "People join Toastmasters one who has improved by better lis- Rougemount Dr. and Hwy. 2 from catering to the needs of both com- ing Toastmasters club holds its to improve their communication tening, better thinking and better 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The Pickering munities since 1984 is inadequate,' inaugural meeting Tuesday, April and leadership skills, or to become speaking.- club was bom to take the burden off says Mr. Mazur. "The time has 25• better speakers," says Bernie Everyone over the age of 18 is the Ajax club. "Pickering's popula- come for us to expand if we are Toastmasters is a non-profit orga- Mazur, a founding member. "Your welcome to attend the meeting at tion is nearly 70,000 and to be going to remain as effective." For nization which strives to improve outcome will be a changed person, Rouge Hill Public Library, 1340 dependent on just one club in Ajax more information, call 509-1645. Tuesday DURHAM -People who are having difficulties getting preg- nant, undergoing infertility treat- ment or involved in the adoption Process or resolution are invited to an infertility information meeting. It's set for Tuesday, April 25 at 7 p.m. in the health depart- ment office, second floor of the Lang Tower at Whitby Mall, Thickson Road and Hwy. 2. Couples and individuals are welcome. For more information, call 655-48_3.3 or 623-:511. COMPUTER o�N` tA-F 10 A.IL -11P.M. CONCEPTS SAT 10 A.U. - 6 P.U. SUN. NOON - 6 PAL lbur Choice in Perfomance Systencs... Comppaaqq Presario 510 CDS (3868X-33, 1995 4/27OMB, 3 yr. warr. DASE-PICK. All System below include 2 yr. PIAL warr., laid 4K 4MB, VL 1M fpy,14"819N1 1MB Monitor DX33, 345MB, SVOA Video, VL WE 1271 DX33, 345MB, VGA Video, ISA IDE 1t" SX33, 345MB, SVGA Video, VL !DE 122 DX2/66, 420MB, 8VOA Video, VL IDE 1728 CDROM/2X,16bit Sound, 4W apkra DASE-PICK. DX2/66, 345MB, SVGA Video, VL IDE 1626 CDROM/2X, 16 bit Sound, 4W spkrs. THURS. DOS 6.22/Win 31 iasWl 126 4 MG Memory Upsrade 226 Unbeatable Prices on Hardware do Software Ph- m) 837-1610 FAx: fm 837-25N 155&&AYLY ST UNIT 17, PICKE UM . DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION CONTINUING EDUCATION SPRING COMPUTER PROGRAMS THE ADULT LEARNING CENTRE, DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION IS INTRODUCING A SERIES OF SATURDAY, EVENING AND WEEKDAY COMPUTER WORKSHOPS AND COURSES. THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU TO LEARN MANY OF THE MICROSOFT PROGRAMS AS WELL AS WORDPERFECT AND LOTUS PROGRAMS. COURSES, TIMES AND LOCATIONS ARE LISTED BELOW. EVENING COURSES - PICKERING DATE DAY TIME LOCATION WEEKS TUITION WORDPERFECT 6.0/WIN. INTRODUCTION MAY 8 -JUNE 19 MON. 6:30-9:30 P.M. C.S.T.C.-PICK. 6 $101.00 EXCEL 5.0 WINDOWS INTERMEDIATE MAY 10 -JUNE 14 WED. 6:30-9:30 P.M. C.S.T.C.-PICK. 6 $101.00 WINDOWS 3.1 MAY 11 -JUNE 15 THURS. 6:30-9:30 P.M. C.S.TC.-PICK. 6 $101.00 MS WORD 6.0 WIN/INTRODUCTION MAY 23 -JUNE 27 TUES. 6:30-9:30 P.M. C.S.T.C.-PICK. 6 $101.00 ACC PAC PLUS MAY 8-JUNE19 MON. 6:30-9:30 P.M. DASE-PICK. 6 $101.00 WORDPERFECT 5.1 INTRODUCTION MAY 9 -JUNE 13 TUES. 6:30-9:30 P.M. DASE-PICK. 6 $94.00 WINDOWS 3.1 MAY 10 -JUNE 14 WED. 6:30-9:30 P.M. DASE-PICK. 6 $101.00 W.P. 5.1 INTERMEDIATE MAY 11 -JUNE 15 THURS. 6:30-9:30 P.M. DASE-PICK. 6 $94.00 *OSHAWA WINDOWS 3.1 MAY 8 -JUNE 19 MON. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $101.00 PROGRAMMING IN C -INTERMEDIATE MAY 8 -JUNE 19 MON. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $101.00 LOTUS 1-2-3 V.5/WIN. INTERMEDIATE MAY 9 -JUNE 13 TUES. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $101.00 WORDPERFECT 6.1 INTERMEDIATE MAY 9 -JUNE 13 TUES. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $94.00 EXCEL FOR WINDOWS -INTRODUCTION MAY 9 -JUNE 13 TUES. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-0SH. 6 $101.00 LOTUS 1-2-3/DOS MAY 10 -JUNE 14 WED. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $94.00 VISUAL BASICS - PROG. IN WINDOWS MAY 10 -JUNE 14 WED. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $125.00 WORDPERFECT 6.1 WIN. INTRODUCTION MAY 10 -JUNE 14 WED. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $101.00 ACC PAC PLUS MAY 11 -JUNE 15 THURS. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $101.00 MS WORD 6.0 WIN. INTRODUCTION MAY 11 -JUNE 15 THURS. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-0SH. 6 $101.00 COREL DRAW V.3 - INTRODUCTION MAY 11 -JUNE 15 SATURDAY THURS. COURSES 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $101.00 COURSES - PICKERING INTERNET - CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOUR SATURDAY SESSIONS Lac noN WEEKS TUMON MAY 13 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. P.R.S.S. 1 $100.00 MAY 27 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. P.R.S.S. 1 $100.00 JUNE 3 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. P.R.S.S. 1 $100.00 JUNE 10 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. P.R.S.S. 1 $100.00 AUTOCAD INTERMEDIATE MAY 13 9:00 A.M.-3:00 P.M. P.R.S.S. 4 $210.00 WINDOWS 3.1 MAY 13 9:00 A.M.-1:00 P.M. P.R.S.S. 4 $92.00 MS POWERPOINT APR. 29 1,00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. C.S.T.C. 2 $49.00 WINDOWS FILE/PROG. MANAGER MAY 13 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. C.S.T.C. 1 $36.00 PAGEMAKER 5.0/WIN. MAY 27 8:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M. C.S.T.C. 4 $100.00 EXCEL 6.0/WINDOWS INTRODUCTION JUNE 3 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. C.S.T.C. 3 $75.00 COURSES - OSHAWA WINDOWS%DOS OPERATING SYSTEM APR. 29 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. ALC-0SH. 3 $75.00 PROGRAMMING IN -C- JUNE 3 MAY 8 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. 1-00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. ALC-OSH. ALC-OSH. 3 5 $75.00 $100,00 PAGEMAKER V.6/WIN. GUIDE TO BUYING A.P.C. MAY 6 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. ALC-0SH. 4 $100.00 EXCEL FOR WINDOWS 5.0 - INTRODUCTION MAY 13 MAY 27 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. ALC-OSH. ALC-OSH. 1 $30.00 WINDOWS 3.1 MAY 27 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. ALC-OSH. 4 4 $86.00 100.00 WINDOWS - SHARING INFORMATION MAY 27 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. ALC-OSH. 1 $35.00 REFINING KEYBOARDING SKILLS MAY 27 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. ALC-0SH. 2 $42,00 COMPUTER LITERACY COREL DRAW 3.0 INTERMEDIATE JUNE 10 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. ALC-0SH. 2 $42.00 COMPUTER JUNE 10 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. ALC-OSH. 2 $49.00 SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE -MONDAY TO FRIDAY DAYTIME PROGRAms THE COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE OFFERS A WIDE VARIETY OF COURSES IN WINDOWS FROM APRIL TO AUGUST. THESE DAY COURSES PROVIDE INTENSIVE TRAINING IN MICROSOFT OFFICE AS WELL AS WORDPERFECT 6.0 WINDOWS, LOTUS/WINDOWS, ACCOUNTING, ACCPAC PLUS, AND COREL DRAW. COURSES ARE OFFERED IN WEEKLY MODULES: • WINDOWS - M.S. WORD • ACCESS • M.S. PUBLISHER - COREL DRAW • E-MAIL • W.P. 6.0 WINDOWS • ACCPAC PLUS • EXCEL • POWERPOINT • PAGEMAKER PLEASE CALL THE CSTC AT (905) 686-7118 OR (905) 420-5641 FOR EXACT DATES AND TIMES - LOTUSIWIN THE COMPUTER COURSES ARE OFFERED. ALC - ADULT LEARNING CENTRE C.S.T.C. - COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE DASE-PIICKERNrG 421 PINE AVE. (EAST SIDE OF OSHAWA CENTRE) 1400 BAYLY STREET (EAST OF GO STATION) 816 KINGSTON RD. OSHAWA, ONTARIO PICKERING, ONTARIO PICKERING, ONTARIO L1J 2H9 TELEPHONE- (905)686-7118 TELEPHONE (905) 579-1990 - (905) 42048 FAX (905) 427-2165 (TORONTO UNE) FAX (905) 686-0175 (905)579-8722 TO REGISTER: P.R.S.S. - PINERIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL 2155 LIVERPOOL ROAD NORTH PICKERING, ONTARIO TO REGISTER: MAIL, FAX OR PHONE IN ORDER!!! PHOTOCOPIES ACCEPTED REGISTRATION FORM GENERAL INTEREST COURSES - NIGHT SCHOOL REGISTRATION The Adult Learning Centre, 421 Pine Avenue, Oshawa, Ontario. W 2H9 Tel.: 905-579-1990 Fax No: 905-579-9722 PLEASE PRINT: Last Name First Name Apt. Street City or Town Prov Postal Code Home Phone usiness Phone RrfRrrrfrf*rilrr#rreffrfrrrrrfiffRfRrf!►rrRf*ffr!*rrfr**lNrrlruff►rifffrfr►frf#R---•fgtrtr••-•fff**lfri#!Ri*lrfi*i**fiilfitif*ti** COURSE NAME: LOCATION- DATE: TIME - RICE: *ffrfft#fflffiftR*lfffffffr#!/!ff#fRfflRr#toffifrf!!f►r*fR**flfRiffRftlRffrffRlrfftRtRRf►ffff-•ff4••1ffRfr*f*#fRflrf►**!**tRfii*fif* PAYMENT. CASH CHEQUE: MONEY ORDER: - VISA NO.: EXP. DATE: HOLDER: 6 News Advertiser Grades 2-6 Student Challenge Mo,ther's Mom is one of thoser VA words that makes us all A "W I W�� feel warn and cozy inside. In honor of Mother's Day we challenge students in Grades 2-6 to write us a Mother's Day message using words cut out from headlines in the News Advertiser. The winner will receive a family meal deal from Dairy Queen. Send your entry to: Deac immor lay, May 8, 1995 Children's Aid Society moving to new offices DURHAM — The Children's Aid Society of Durham offices in Ajax and Oshawa are moving this week to the public school board's former headquar- ters. The move between April 26 and April 29 to 555 Rossland Rd. W. in Oshawa will see the society's new offices open for regular business on Monday, May 1, says spokesperson Brenda McConnell. The Ajax CAS office at 15 Harwood Ave. S. won't close until 4:30 pm. on Wednesday, but only emergency calls will be handled that day. The main Oshawa office in the Midtown Mall on John Strut West will be open Wednes- day and Thai sday, but win be c1l sed to all but emergency business on Friday. Services provided by the CAS shouldn't be affected by closing the Ajax office, Ms. McConnell says. "It's not our intent to cut service. A lot of work is done in clients' horses. By no means are we intending to cut back on services.., she adds. The society needs more space and the new building provides an extra 11,200 square feet. As well, the CAS is trying to "keep our costs within the existing budget," Ms. McConnell says. Last year, the Durham CAS helped more than 3,400 families. It has a staff of 110, with 28 in Ajax, three in Uxbridge and the remainder in Oshawa Office hours at the new location will be 8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. during the week. The phone number is 433-1551 or 1-800-461-8140. 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Mercedes-Benz Downtown Mercedes-Benz Midtown Mercedes-Benz Tbornhill Silver Arrow Motors West 761 Dunda% St. E. 100 Dasenport (at Bay) 228 Sterles Ave. W 3120 Lakrshor► Btvd. a., Etobicoke (4161947 9000 (416)962-5030 19051886-6881 (416)255-1132 NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING AND PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE RE: SITE PLAN APPLICATION IC3195 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM (AJAX WATER SUPPLY PLANT EXPANSION) PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE The Town of Ajax is in receipt of the above -noted application submitted by The Region of Durham, proposing the development of a Water Supply Plant on Lake Driveway, east of Harwood Avenue facing Lawrie Road. A Public Open House has been scheduled to allow for a public review of the plans for the Water Plant, prior to the presentation of the plan to t he Standing Committee of the Whole. DATE: TUESDAY APRIL 25th, 1995 TIME: 5:00 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. LOCATION: MCLEAN COMMUNITY CENTRE 95 Magill Drive McMing Roan #2 PROJECT PLANS TO BE DISPLAYED PUBLIC MEETING A staff report will be presented to the Standing Committee of the Whole at a public meeting to be held on: DATE: MONDAY MAY 81h, 1995 TIME: 7:30 P.Y. LOCATION: COUNCIL CHAMBERS AJAX MUNICIPAL BUILDING 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH AJAX, ONTARIO Members of the public are also invited to review the site plan application and offer input, prior to the Standing Committee of the Whole meeting, at the Town's 75 Chambers Drive Location. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT STUART CRAIG, AT THE TOWN OF AJAX BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT AT 683.4550, EXT. 221, 19 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 FREE 10 YEARS ON THE COMPRESSOR & 5 YEAR! 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If you can open your mind to the concept of clothes that work and play as hard as you do, you'll be glad to hear we're re -opening our store to make sure it works even better to give you them. Our doors will be wide open Monday to Friday, 9:30am till 9pm; Saturday, 9:30am till 6pm, and Sunday l lam till 5pm. We invite you to drop by and join us for a huge assortment of specials. Weaff10tw WOfiS Clothes That Work. L PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, Mr, 999 $1 !i IND Rl! -1-.'R FLEECE. _ COTTON RO -1,01iS J-: A:.WZF_ -,-".()g ".S H-ORKk;FT%; Prier 4.99 r 26.99 4 coq ' OUR 'R CHOICI: VL-1RK'.1; WORK T-SHIRT .IL-1RA:'.1; 3-P.4K BRIEFS .IL-1RK'.1; 3-P.4K SOCK..~ ReguLn- 9.99 ,,k!�� i NA OT4 Li •ORKBOOT ' R,"i�ubr 109.99 M \ IEN'S & WOMEN'S DENVER I L9}ES 3E9NS All styles and colours. Regular 39.95 Mafk', I Clothes 7 WiLl"Im rwo(k" hour¢ hat Work. off 549.99 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, I995 -PAGE 21 -" 99 2111 AMRK'S IPK TUBE SOCKS Regular - 100 Regular- Price 19.99 Oz,eryize 22.99 BLOCK IM 4.11OND KINGTRL II) Regular - On IfIf OVERSI/F 49.09 DEN1 TR H-1 I TS Regular Price i4. 99 Oz.elwizt, 59.99 It 7NDR11 -ER T-SHIRTS Regular '0.00 ,I IL PA -EE 22 -THF, NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 � Making motorists buckle up Acting Durham Regional Police Sergeant Glen 6Bonathan (front) and Police Consta- ble Theron Mounsey do a visual check of motorists travelling on Kingston Road near Glenanna Road for seat -belt violations dur- ing the Durham Regional Police seat-belt awareness campaign operated by the force Wednesday. photo by Ron Pietroniro k.-:yclone, elephant ride on Pickering senior's latest trip SPFCL4L To THF NEWS LD%TJM Flt PICKERDG — When the Germans were bombing her native England, Lorna Rowley vowed that. if the Second World War ever ended, she'd get off this island and travel". A half century later, she's still keeping word. The 74 -year-old Pickering resident recently returned from a solo 11 -week trip during which she travelled on train through a cyclone in Australia, rode an elephant in Thailand and sampled kanga- roo and crocodile meat in the land down under. Mrs. Rowley is no stranger to travel and adventure. She's been all over the world and before her husband Hugh died in 1993 they travelled every year since the mid-1950s with the exception of one. Her latest whirlwind trip began Jan. 18 when Mrs. Rowley landed in Hawaii for a visit of four islands. One of her favorite places was Wailea in Maui where she saw Lloyd Bridges give a speech for 'Save the Whales'. After leaving Hawaii, she was on her way to Australia to visit family and found a lot of friends among Australians. "Iite Australians were so generous they wouldn't let me spend any money." After reuniting with Alan and Shirley Kerr whom she'd met during a trip to Europe in 1989, they took her all over Mel- bourne, introducing her to other Aus- tralians who also befriended her. "Aus- tralians are very hospitable people," she says. While in Australia, she tried kanga- rov and crocodile meat. " bey marinated the kangaroo with red wine and black berries and it was very good But I didn't like crocodile at all." One of the highlights of her trip was a ride on the Indian Pacific train on its 25th anniversary in service. But, a cyclone almost kept her from her destination of Perth. 'Mere was a terrible rainstorm and when I looked outside there was a Young river. It's a good thing I didn't have to go back because the track was flooded " After Australia, Mrs. Rowley made bw way to southeast Asia and the island of Phuket, home to a hotel that pix her up in the royal wing. "Everything was there, including shampoo, a robe, cologne and on my bed there was a lovely orchid„ .An Singapore she was impressed with the underground restaurants, stores and r subway. "You never saw the train. You - Pickering resident Lorna Rowley got up close and personal with an Australian worker and newly found feathered -friend at a sanctuary in Melbourne. Mrs. Rowley is an avid globetrotter who has a host of memories from her trips. wait there, suddenly the doors open and you never see the actual train until you are on it." During her next stop in Thailand, a visit to the Rose Garden near Bangkok left her scrambling up steps with other people intent on escaping a crowd. "So, I followed them But when I got up there I saw that you had to ride an elephant tf get down. There was no other way." Mrs Rowley prefers camel rides like the she went on during a trip to Tunisia in the 1980s. The tail end of this trek was spent in England, where she stayed at the Savoy Hotel in London. "It was like liv- ing in a pre-war country house," she says. Mrs. Rowley wish she'd stayed longer in England because preparations were under way for the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. "It would have been nice toat. be there for th" Now that Mrs. Rowley is home, she's I oing to catch up on all her volunteer work which keeps her busy. As for future travel plans, she says she'd like to visit the Northwest Territo- ies, Yukon and Alaska. Perhaps for a brush with a Polar bear her, a ride on a vhale there... n a A I SPECIALL PRICE VELGo 1(;:P -1 0 0 - 10 .4" FULL POCKET W, -1-W COIL BY Kin ofl CANADA'S FIRST NAME IN 60" QUEEN T Specially Priced A 0 .j 41 _-;:. FUT�,NoR BED"' -t-dolavc I IV] BMT CHOK NINE. -T, fill I L - I SPECIALL PRICE VELGo 1(;:P -1 0 0 - 10 .4" FULL POCKET W, -1-W COIL BY Kin ofl CANADA'S FIRST NAME IN 60" QUEEN T Specially Priced A 0 .j 41 _-;:. FUT�,NoR BED"' -t-dolavc I IV] BMT CHOK NINE. fill PAGE 24-T1IE NEWS AUVEWMER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 Andersons ceiebr,a:*':t*e,....... .. �Oth anniversar ne110 and welcome back to Name Dropping. I've untied Keith from the chair and he is now on a much-needed vaca- tion (or so he says). Unfortunately he lost yet anoth- er bet on his beloved Boston Red Sox so, because I enjoy the Easter holiday so much and want to extend it, I've dressed Keith as the Easter bunny for his Nfvrtle Beach golf trip. Until he returns, I'll drop some names... OJT Forty years ago on April 22 Eunice Darrah and Frank Anderson tied the knot. Wishing Mom and Dad all the best for this special occasion were children Dorothy, Gordon, Deborah and husband Olaf, Geoff and girl- s Eunice and Frank Anderson 'riend Linda, Gary and wife . leanor, Darlene and boyfriend ban. Best wishes also from six ;randchildren and one great- ;randchild... OOD Riding along to his third birth - lay on April 27 is John Eldon 4illey. Wishing him a happy birthday with lots of love and kisses are Grandma and Aunt Buck. Watch out for that photo radar. John... DOO The Chappell family wishes Kailey. "our special princess". a happy fourth birthday on April birthday with love from Mom, Declan Smyth is celebrating, Dad, Grandparents and Uncle his first birthday April 23. Big Brian... Kailey Chappell 24. Mom Cindy, dad Greg and big brother Christopher send all their love. Kailey's family and friends will help her celebrate her day of honor with two parties. Happy birthdav wishes also go out to Hilda Jardine, "the best Mom and Nannv in the whole world". doping she has a won- derful birthday are all her chil- dren and grandchildren .. Drew Sellen This little girl is growing fast. Kyla Cassandra Alexander turned one April 21 with "llappy birthday" wishes with love from Grandma and Grandpa... 000 Declan Smyth brother Colin can't wait until he can start playing with machines and Daddy can't wait until he learns to operate them. Wishing Declan a happy birthday are Mommy, Daddy and big broth- er Colin... OOO "Our little sweetheart turned 0 birthday on April 5. The pas years have been very tryin `Red' but her zest for life inner strength have carrier through the tough times. wishes for continued good h to a loving mother and gr mother. From your sons K and wife Donna; Glenn fiancee Gail; and Brent; daughter Kerry and bust Mike Brunnock. Lots of from grandkids Jessica, Micl Megan, Thomas and Nic And Barni, Yaz and Shaadoi OO❑ That brings us to the ens another edition of Na Dropping. If you have an ii you want mentioned, call at 683-5110, fax 683-7363 write to 130 Commerc Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 21 The deadline for submissi, is 11 a.m. the Tuesday bef publication. We're i respansible for lost or da aged photographs. If you h, a birth to announce, call 1 classified advertising depa ment at 683-0707. Kyla Cassandra Alexander 0r 4 flames „ornnan, KalWgh Wry, Margaret Knight, Nicole Kotosek and Dallas Drury. ODO Margaret Knight hit a mile- stone w her life -on March 13 when she turned 80. The family celebrated the occasion March 18 with best wishes from daugh- ter Beverly Farron, granddaughter Bonnie Clark, great-grand- daughter Julie Stone and great -great-granddaugh- ter Tiana Stone. Her fam- ily in Markham and Stouffville also sent birth- day wishes... ODO Drew and Carly Sellen are celebrating their birth- days with a splash! Carly turned five April 15 and Drew is 10 on April 27. They'll be celebrating with a pool party. Happy John Eldon Milley Carly Sellen Brooke Cormier one." Brooke Cormier cele- brated Ger first birthday it fine fashion on April 21 with best wishes from Daddy, Mommy and big sister Vanessa... 000 April 15 was a special day for the Del Genio family because Ryan Del Genio turned one with a party on the big occasion. Mommy, Daddy and big sister Jessica send him birthday wishes with lots of love... 000 Baycliffe Retirement Lodge is celebrating two birthdays. Archie Wright turns 96 on April 26 and Eileen Breens is 84 on April 27. Melinda Alexander and everyone at the Lodge wish them both a very happy birthday... DOO BI'M e- way ....Lorna Hann celebrated her 55th Ryan Del Genlo I .......... ... '-..C\. Linc •1}...}.:`�.ti'.i.:- kelly >pedro ne110 and welcome back to Name Dropping. I've untied Keith from the chair and he is now on a much-needed vaca- tion (or so he says). Unfortunately he lost yet anoth- er bet on his beloved Boston Red Sox so, because I enjoy the Easter holiday so much and want to extend it, I've dressed Keith as the Easter bunny for his Nfvrtle Beach golf trip. Until he returns, I'll drop some names... OJT Forty years ago on April 22 Eunice Darrah and Frank Anderson tied the knot. Wishing Mom and Dad all the best for this special occasion were children Dorothy, Gordon, Deborah and husband Olaf, Geoff and girl- s Eunice and Frank Anderson 'riend Linda, Gary and wife . leanor, Darlene and boyfriend ban. Best wishes also from six ;randchildren and one great- ;randchild... OOD Riding along to his third birth - lay on April 27 is John Eldon 4illey. Wishing him a happy birthday with lots of love and kisses are Grandma and Aunt Buck. Watch out for that photo radar. John... DOO The Chappell family wishes Kailey. "our special princess". a happy fourth birthday on April birthday with love from Mom, Declan Smyth is celebrating, Dad, Grandparents and Uncle his first birthday April 23. Big Brian... Kailey Chappell 24. Mom Cindy, dad Greg and big brother Christopher send all their love. Kailey's family and friends will help her celebrate her day of honor with two parties. Happy birthdav wishes also go out to Hilda Jardine, "the best Mom and Nannv in the whole world". doping she has a won- derful birthday are all her chil- dren and grandchildren .. Drew Sellen This little girl is growing fast. Kyla Cassandra Alexander turned one April 21 with "llappy birthday" wishes with love from Grandma and Grandpa... 000 Declan Smyth brother Colin can't wait until he can start playing with machines and Daddy can't wait until he learns to operate them. Wishing Declan a happy birthday are Mommy, Daddy and big broth- er Colin... OOO "Our little sweetheart turned 0 birthday on April 5. The pas years have been very tryin `Red' but her zest for life inner strength have carrier through the tough times. wishes for continued good h to a loving mother and gr mother. From your sons K and wife Donna; Glenn fiancee Gail; and Brent; daughter Kerry and bust Mike Brunnock. Lots of from grandkids Jessica, Micl Megan, Thomas and Nic And Barni, Yaz and Shaadoi OO❑ That brings us to the ens another edition of Na Dropping. If you have an ii you want mentioned, call at 683-5110, fax 683-7363 write to 130 Commerc Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 21 The deadline for submissi, is 11 a.m. the Tuesday bef publication. We're i respansible for lost or da aged photographs. If you h, a birth to announce, call 1 classified advertising depa ment at 683-0707. Kyla Cassandra Alexander 0r 4 flames „ornnan, KalWgh Wry, Margaret Knight, Nicole Kotosek and Dallas Drury. ODO Margaret Knight hit a mile- stone w her life -on March 13 when she turned 80. The family celebrated the occasion March 18 with best wishes from daugh- ter Beverly Farron, granddaughter Bonnie Clark, great-grand- daughter Julie Stone and great -great-granddaugh- ter Tiana Stone. Her fam- ily in Markham and Stouffville also sent birth- day wishes... ODO Drew and Carly Sellen are celebrating their birth- days with a splash! Carly turned five April 15 and Drew is 10 on April 27. They'll be celebrating with a pool party. Happy John Eldon Milley Carly Sellen Brooke Cormier one." Brooke Cormier cele- brated Ger first birthday it fine fashion on April 21 with best wishes from Daddy, Mommy and big sister Vanessa... 000 April 15 was a special day for the Del Genio family because Ryan Del Genio turned one with a party on the big occasion. Mommy, Daddy and big sister Jessica send him birthday wishes with lots of love... 000 Baycliffe Retirement Lodge is celebrating two birthdays. Archie Wright turns 96 on April 26 and Eileen Breens is 84 on April 27. Melinda Alexander and everyone at the Lodge wish them both a very happy birthday... DOO BI'M e- way ....Lorna Hann celebrated her 55th Ryan Del Genlo I an nd nd ndI ntertainment THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23,1995 -PAGE 25 April 23, 1995 r • Proddo frontman takes a flying New band The Ma 4 h'1 rpet Frogs take 1 the stage for jax concert in June By AL RIVET T STAFF REPORTER AX — You could say Godovitz has hopped one musical lily pad to Ic her. x ler grinding out the hard - guitar -driven music of ,ido through the `70s and ),,. the singer/songwriter and ; car player has taken a step �k. way back, and refocused musical career in a direc- on more reminiscent of the r, with his current project. Just take six veteran Toron- -;uea musicians, mix in some cacles influence, stir in some rccn, slimy amphibians and, dila, you have The Carpet And, as Godovitz points out, leaping onto the stage with the Carpet Frogs is totally dif- ferent from his heyday as the front man for Goddo which spanned 20 years and five albums. "It's like apples and oranges. This hand is so far removed from Goddo, it's like night and day. The Frogs are to The Monkees as Goddo is to Black Sabbath. I always refer to the hand as the new Monkees, "A Goddo standard like Car- ole (Kiss My Whip) has noth- ing to do with (the Frog's) I-isa's New Dress. They've got nothing in common;' Godovitz 41vs. The Scarberian will lead both bands into Ajax's B.F. Idahos for shows in early May d June. Goddo is on stage Thursday, y w r e the Carpet Frogs play Friday, June 9. Tickets for Goddo are $7 at the door, while ticket information for The Carpet Frogs has yet to be announced. Don't get the impression Godovitz has forsaken his Goddo roots. He still revives the power trio which also includes guitarist Gino Scar- petti and drummer Doug Inglis for reunion gigs from time to time. "We go out once in a blu moon," he says of Goddo. " got tired of doing it as a full - time career. With the club scene the way it is today, it got too selec- tive where a band like Goddo could play. We go out once in a while - I don't want to put it down. It was 20 years of my life." The Carpet Frogs (who also include Nick Sinopoli, ex of Just Alice, on lead vocals; Steve Jensen, ex of Zappacosta, on upbeat original material. It was released in the U.S. in early February and, as Godovitz notes, is starting to make tiny inroads into the vast American market. "It seems to have hit a minor nerve. We're getting a lot of reaction in certain markets," he says, noting cuts from the CD are getting airplay on about 24 American stations carrying the Adult Alternative Album for - mat. e Godovitz says the Frogs plan I to play some dates in the north- `We go once v while, don't i to put Goddo was 20 years of gultnr, Dave Love on guitar, Leo Valvassori on bass guitar, and Lawrence Grecch, formerly of Frank Soda and Platinum Blonde, on drums; ) released their inde- pendent debut CD Frog Curry in Canada last year. Frog Curry, recorded on Godovitz's own Nile Records at Oshawa's Quest Studio, runs the gamut from a re -worked Beatles' Dear Prudence to east U.S. in late May. Most of their gigs are slated for Tower Record Stores in those cities. "They have stages and PAs in their stores. We'll play in the stores and sign autographs and we'll also visit some local radio stations," be says. While the Frogs are enjoy- ing a certain amount of suc- cess, Godovitz refuses to count his tadpoles before they're full-grown Ker- MRS. `"There are people interested in our stuff and it's selling well. Certain outlets have actu- ally re -ordered (Frog Curry). It's excellent for us, but I don't want to count our eggs until we've gathered them up." B.F. Idahos is at 610 Monarch Ave., Ajax. For more information, call the bar at 427-8309. how off your vocal talents at karaoke night AJAX — So you think you ound pretty good in the You might consider ven- ring out to St. Andrew's )mmunity Centre Saturday, ay 27 for a karaoke night to 1p benefit James House, a facility proposed to aid HIV -AIDS sufferers, and Theatre Durham. The evening of singing and music runs from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the centre, 46 Exeter Rd. You're invited to dress as your favorite singer and per - form one of that artist's songs. Prizes will be awarded at the event. Tickets are $8 in advance or $10 at the door. For more information on the event, call Bob Pickton at 686-5242. GULDEN G r roar P 1E'"Aw AIX YOU CAN EAT LUNCH BUFFET` Soups, salads, las, breads & rolls, $ 991 two AOS enb-&M, assorted dell cold -cuts, desserts ' 1 ELrebase l adub-LU1VCH BUFFET as I regular price of $A99 6 receive the 2nd adult luncb buffetfor 1/2 MR -ICE 48 ' Available Mon. -Fri. 11 a.m.-2 p.m. ' Offer Expires April 30/1995 (S[at. holiday excluded) 1815 I.i a pool Rd., Pickering 837-0023) eap Former Goddo founder Greg Godovitz (second from right) is back on stage with a new band a new sound with The Carpet Frogs. The band, made up of Godovitz, Nick Sinopoli, Steve Jensen, Lawrence Grecch, David Love and Leo Valvassori, plays a gig at B.F. Idaho's in Ajax in June. Godovitz, meanwhile, hasn't forsaken his musical roots with Goddo. The original members are expected to get together for a gig at B.F. Idaho's next month. BUFFET KMN SZEC EMANESE A CANTONESE SUPER GOUR.�T RLTFET LOBSTER FEST ALL YOU CAN FAT EVERY NIGHT Ul�7TL MAY 7" Fri., Sat do Holidays 6 S P.a: 10 Pin. "P.m. -U P.M. 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But after she was exposed to Craniosacral Therapy she had no further problems. Today, Lily, a registered physiotherapist, administers this therapy at the as autism, Cerebral helped numerous Palsy, colic and patients both young scoliosis. and old with Lily holds an maladies such as Advanced Level migraines, memory Certificate in problems, •a w Craniosacral Physiotherapist patients. P' k W Therapy which is a harmonize its in manipulative rhythm and rel( technique where the whatever therapists exerts restrictions exist. less than an ounce F o r mo of pressure on information ab carefully chosen this therapy call sites guiding and clinic at 420-1266 allowing the body to THE cry OF THE WEEKEND WARRIOR I NEED A PHYSIOTHERAPIST! Sports actiaities can lead to aches and pain. ff you butt -- or want to avoid pain -- see the leader in physical rehabilitation. 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Remember high school bioiogy9 One of the first astounding facts we all such as trihalomethanes and chloroforms when it Ian nted as students is that the human body is approximately 70% water - mixes with organic matters. ter which must be replaced every 5 to 10 days! Yes, sample, ordinary Contamination can also occur after water has been ter. It regulates our temperature, dissolves the body's waste products, treated. In places where water is supplied through d flushes out toxins. It's just common sense that the quality of this simple pipes from a central location, increasing amounts of bstance can radically affect our heath and performance. Icad and/or asbestos may be leaching into your water I What is 'pure' water? There are a lot of loose interpretations floating supply as pipes deteriorate. around out there but, to put 4 simply, "pure" water by definition is H:0 - two This dismal picture leaves many of us wondering parts hydrogen, one part oxygen. That's it. Nothing else. just how wisely we're replacing this vital 70% of our Pure water should contain no foreign particles, chemicals, minerals, own bodies every 5 to 10 days. Clearly there is a ,actena or other contaminants. Today you may find water which has been demand for a safer choice! died to some extent, but the real question should be 'to what extent?" .cause nowadays absolutely pure water is virtually impossible to find ,ywhere on our planet! So. what are the chances my water is contaminated? That's a tough question and irs difficult to know for sure. Today, there are =ry few people who are not aware of problems which exist in our drinking :ter supply. The news carries reports each week about yet another clean- initiated on chemical IIS, improperlytined landfills, agricultural run-offs, a -d toxic materials which are rapidly leaching into our aquifers and i' fill itaminating our water supplies faster than regulatory agencies can find% K utans. Rain and melting snow carry pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers too our s~earns. rivers, lakes and wells, Nitrates from nitrogen -containing fertilizers ;sad for agriculture and home lawn care can contaminate a water supply. y�/y,� ice.. '• chioroethylene and benzene, the most commonly found contaminates s.,rounding our hazardous waste sites, are both known to cause cancer. Municipal water that is properly chlorinated kills most bacteria and 4Iruses: however. we now know that Chorine fonts Cardiogenic compounds , ,, ...:sand has t ■ ,� a neimer's disease," Women asserted a lady to her Tired of suffering from stress, allergies, rsIng neighbour. headaches, lade of energy, poor circulation. at Al:r,e iisetners dlse ase?r DISCOVER HOW MAGNETS CAN where you IMPROVE YOUR HEALTH? ,orget almost can for= everything." Call Mady 427-4204 PICKEMG686.5458 or Fax 427-4655 ROUGE %ALLEN THERAPY CENTRE INC. speiiali MiR W. 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Utter .ai,d .n o" t I - ted 7. .. © 1995 Weight Watchers International. Inc. Owner of the Weight Watchers trademark All rights reserved. ME '*AGE MTBE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23,1995 ♦ HEALTH t --- Diabetes education in hospital sessions ❑ Keeping diabetics healthy and independent the goal of new program series AJAX-PICKERING — Keeping diabetics independent, healthy and knowledgeable about their disease are the goals of a new series of education evenings which begin this month at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Sue Fyfe, nursing unit manager of ambulatory care at APGH, says the best way to keep diabetics healthy and independent is through education. "Diabetes is a disease that responds well to management and good man- agement depends on being well informed." The Diabetes Education Centre at APGH begins offering free one-hour evening information sessions Thurs- day, April 27. "Every month, we'll be speaking on a topic of interest to people with diabetes and their families," says Ms. Fyfe. Dietitians, doctors, nurses, social workers and pharmacists will speak in their areas of expertise. A question -and -answer period will fol- low each session. The switch from beef/pork insulin to human insulin is the topic of the April 27 session featuring Marlene Grass and Irma Carson, diabetes nurse educators at the hospital. Sessions run from 7 to 8 pm. in the conference rooms in the west wing of the hospital. Pre -registration isn't required but anyone interested should call 428- 5269 for more information or to con- firm their attendance. qUA 0%) of �HUMRED DAYsOR Lsss THAN FUN F ICE OF Z THE PR vls�. REGUL again and Come aga again, ll season ins Slunday, Pam ope 7th' May ALL THIS AND MORE... 11122 WITH YOUR SEASON PASS! ■ Over 50 thrilling rides! ■ North America's greatest variety of coasters! ■ 10 acres of water fun! j.jantastic live shows! 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"' i 0 Imp f� '** entertainment w,i,A".,,r.l. * value around! 6 Got a score? ,all 683-5110. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 -PAGE 29• SPC)RTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. E,niosseai.•iaw,yne,��orr:{yBer.� lt,.,t� MAKE YOUR OWN GREAT TASTING WINE FOR LESS THAN'3"A BOTTLE!! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED s19-"33 ® 262 MONARCH AVE., AJAX JUST NORTH OF GAYLY -� ♦ TRACK AND FIELD � � µ Dunbarton grad burns up -�. the track for Boston College The ball comes out of Pickering tries to get to the ball during High School Trojans Geoff midget boys' rugby play at Hughes's hands, while Pine Pickering High Thursday. Ridge Pumas' Jason Gomez ,photo by Celia Bronkhorst Slo-pitch teams sought for provincial qualifier AJAX - Local slo-pitch teams are and ladies `D' bracket for the Blue sought for T provincial qualifying Light Slo-Pitch qualifying tournament tournament in Ajax next month. in Ajax May 19 to 21. Squads are needed in the men's Winning teams will qualify for the masters (35 and over) intermediate provincial championships in Hamilton and recreational divisions, men's `B', Sept. 1 to 3 and 8 to 10. `C', 'D' and recreational categories Call Ted Mason at 668-9176. 0 Angela Graham a two-time All- American at national indoor championships By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING - A Pickering resident has made her presence felt on the U.S. collegiate track and field scene in a major way. Angela Graham a graduate of Dunbarton High School, is hav- ing a phenomenal season as part of the Boston College Ladies Eagles women's Track and Field team. She's currently in her freshman year of a four- year full athletic scholarship at the New England campus. Graham made history for the school at the 1995 National Collegiate Athletic Association Indoor Track and Field Championships in Indianapolis, Indiana earlier this month. She earned all-American honors in two events at nationals, a feat almost unheard of for a fresh- man athlete. She placed fifth in the U.S. in the mile run in a time of 4 min- utes 43.05 seconds which eclipsed a Boston College school record. Her fifth -place finish was also the highest ever for a woman runner at the school. "it was a big deal to me because I had never raced (the championships and won the mile) in the indoor season," said 1,500 metres at the junior Graham in an interview which national level in 1993-94. appeared in Eagle Action, a Graham was honored, alon; Boston College magazine with other members of the BC devoted to BC athletics. "It's a women's track team, at the different sport because it's a lot school's spring athletic banquet more tactical than outdoor run- Saturday. ning. There are so many people She's now focusing on the at the same talent level -- - - -- - _ and you're crammed in s a tight space." i Two hours after her=� record-breaking perfor- mance in the mile,, Graham tan the anchor leg for the Lady' Eagles' distance med- ley relay team. She ran 0 the mile portion of the r, relay for the BC team 1' which ended up eighth in the nation in a time of 11:29.24. She also earned all-American status for her perfor- mance. In addition, Graham is the BC indoor record -holder in the 1,000�-metre race which she ran in 2:48.86 and Angela Graham was the indoor New England champion. collegiate outdoor track season. While she was at Dunbarton. The big test for Graham will Graham was a perennial Lake come in the annual Penn Relays Ontario, Durham -York and at Penn State University April provincial high school champi- 26 to 28. She will attempt to on in the 1,500 -metre and meet national standards in the 3,000 -metre events, as well as 1,500 -metre race in order to in cross-country running. She qualify for the NCAA national also earned a second -place fir- championships at the University ish in the national cross-country of Tennessee May 29 to lune 3. A.rewai pp ra lers fare well at Durham finals Gandatsd aeon senior wrestlers DURHAM - Many local schools fared well in the Durham Elementary Athletic Association Wrestling Championships held at General Vanier high school. Gandatsetiiagon placed first in the junior team standings. In the junior boys' division , Brian Kirwin of Gandatsetiagon placed fust in the 22 -kilogram weight class, while Ryan Clayton of Gandatsetiagon Placed second in the 25.4 -kg weight class and Mike Tiku o Valley Farm school Placed second in the 27.5 -kg weight class. In the 28.6 -kg weight class Ricky Thompson and Sean Clayton, both Of Gandatsetiagon, placed first and second respectively while Steven Wemyss of Gandatsetiagon was third in the 32.3 -kg weight class. Mikey White of Gandatsetiagon raptured the top spot in the 32.7 -kg division. Blair Price of Gandatsetiagon placed first in the 33.5 -kg weight class while Brandon Yanuziello of Gandatsetiagon placed third in the 33.8 -kg division. Josh Lumsden of Gandatsetiagon earned the top spot in the 34.9 - kg division while David Martin of Duffin's Bay and Ryan Thorpe of Rosebank placed first and second respectively in the 36.8 -kg weight class. Brian Campbell of Gandatsetiagon placed third in the 35.9 -kg weight class and Mike Gladwell of Gandatsetiagon placed first in the 35.4 -kg division. Jonathon Kirwin of Gandatsetiagon claimed the top spot in the 37.7 -kg weight class. Chris Rieger of Gandatsetiagon placed second in the 45.3 -kg weight class while Steven Fetter of Val Farm placed third in the 46.8 division. In the 47.7 -kg and 49.3 -kg di sion, Tory Yanuziello and D, Williamson of Gandatsetiagon b placed. first in their respect weight classes. James Kennedy of Gandatsetial captured a first place finish in 54.0 -kg weight class. The junior girls results s Brittany Lloyd of Gandatsetiaf place third in the 25.6 -kg weil class while Rebecca Dyers Rosebank placed second in the 2 weight class. Alex Copleston of Valley Fa placed third in the 32.7 -kg divisi and Jennifer Seeny of Roseba placed second in the 38.0 -kg. In the 52.3 -kg weight cla, Heather Barnes of Rosebank earr the third spot and Lori Kumano Valley Farm placed third in t 55.5 -kg weight class. son of Rosebanlc earned a second place finis .. -PAGE 341 -THE NEWS ADVkRTHM SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1"S Is I.H. 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At the sectional meet, also held in Calgary just prior to the Canadian event, the Ice Angels placed third V "VUREY overall, qualifying for the nationals. Local members on the 26 -member team are Adriana DiGiorgio, Lindsay Gaylor and Becky Leighton, all of Ajax, and Jayda Everett, Anna Papaconstantinou, Michelle Reed and Miranda Wilson, all of Pickering. The Ice Angels are coached by Kelly Jennings. Meanwhile, the Whitby Ice Fyre senior precision team (age 15 and over) won the bronze medal at the Peewee Raiders tie one, lose three in final tourney AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax- Brett Lemmon played well in goal Pickering Raiders Coughlan Homes during the contest. minor peewee 'AAA' rep hockey The Raiders suffered a narrow 2-1 team pied a tie and three losses at defeat to Stoney Creek. Tyler • the season -ending tournament in McGregor scored the only goal for Markham. the Ajax -Pickering The Raiders were defeated b peewees, Metro Toronto Hockey League assisted by Brent Chandler and y 8 Chris Reed. Goaltender teams Don Mills Flyers and Michael Martiniuk was said Markham, and by Stoney in Creek. The Coughlan Homes the ��' making many stellar saves to keep the peewees earned a tie with the Raiders in the contest. North Bay Rebels, AAA Scoring informa- Against North Bay, the Raiders had to settle tion wasn't submitted on for s RAIDERS the contests against Don 3-3 draw after the Rebels Mills and Markham. knotted the score with The Raiders' team two minutes remaining. Brandon staff is head coach Dan MacIsaac, McMillan scored twice, with a sin- assistant coach Gord Blair, trainer gle to Roy Macleod. Adding assists Paul Burnett and manager Cheryl were Chris Stewart and Macleod. Martiniuk. Canadian championships. The Ice Fyre were third at the sec- tionals, which enabled them to advance to nationals. Local skaters of the 30 -member Ice Fyre are Kate Bolduc, Lisa Crupi, Daniella DiGiorgio, Shaundra Graham and Amanda Kinna, of Ajax, and Carolyn Johnston, Kristi Langston, Stephanie Martin and Jenni Nicholson, of Pickering. The Ice Fyre are coached by Jody Jones. Aja bowler strikes up a perfect game AJAX — A long-time Ajax bowler has accomplished a feat few other keglers are able to boast. Brian Crawford rolled a perfect 10 -pin game, chalking up a top score of 300. What's more, Crawford bowled 12 strikes. Y T h e Brian Crawford Ajacian regis- tered the perfect Same at the Coors' Thursday Night Mixed League at Oshawa's Leisure Lanes last month. The southpaw came close to a per- fect score once before, rolling a 297. He currently bowls twice a week at the Oshawa lanes — in the mixed league and a men's 10 -pin league. He'll be recognized for his achievement at the mixed league's banquet later this year. Close argon m Warr' ' fors Cup finals AJAX — The Ajax Warriors Soccer Club's indoor season Trevor Donison scored in Chris ��' Danny Lefreti and "'wrapped up with its Cup finals on and half to break a 2-2 tie and give his squad a 3-2 victory over �e B scored for Team SlY, with exclWng actor° in Team Red in the under- 12 final. coring Red. Scoring the Team T Blue all divisions throughout First-half goals for Team the day.Fuschia marker was Courtney Collicott. In a and -15 final, were scored by Christopher Walker and John All players in the Warriors' indoor Team PWS out a dramatic 1-0 overtimelov Livingstone. Travis Adams and Johnathan program received P�- don received Aja _win over Team Red. Early in Stefan replied for Team Red.extra Warriors swrand Dairy time, Peer Swiegon to giveTeam the sooned drampi- In the last Crop final of the day, Team Red held off a sating chal- Queen axwes. The Warriors are looking for indoor Meanwhile, Team Fuschiia's lenge by Team Blue ID claim the an dneciar of the 1995-96 program. Call Denis Twaiier at under -nine tide with a 3-1 win. 683-9046 for more informatim SCOREBOARD AJAX WAWWftEOoOR SOCCER LEAGUE anna l orAMM—M.AYOfPi fkfthao NRO 21r w 3 ftm 8W1• I. Srd O"wAATA l ld awn 2 yja` �i�aY�Cwi�lon P110NT Y - �N A4 1 (AAM 8b�on). FUMCM2 4 (Pdw 6 pa hug A Z -A 0E 110N No111N.ovrN 2 � 8b* Miy&&ftW JdW ndd � a vlo on�490 • OaNnb fig) va Rad 4 &W Good Hw"*jxVindnBra°°"C wood (�T� Wd�R Ckai ) aM 2• 7.Warr S06bft and2 Paw— Arw<A IIE811LTi i WArrro1180NMM Oawa aawdN ~ 4 Orton 3 (Dwak Wu 3) va Pugh 0; Bi» 2 Add um LaK Dmar S�IOre) 1r8EC 0N—N0111N.S0M 1. John a ' and WO lim --r 2 Gary Baler and K_y p�E OPENPA818—NORn*41ovl" 1. Oaor PuONrIN 8a ZaMwm1aad Dandouk 2. Herb va Rad 1 ACin ela1 0 Owe wadN (ApA JI: Fbd 6khndhm a ,lam MW G�w I ^i 2 mom Gk dMW b Bair._ 1. Fred Day/Oaortla Cr�iipr Mon. 2. Naha A TONG Adrry va Purple Q Mew t (pdrgdrr Mft t) va Owen Q oisc ria b Wo L MRPW W AJAXJAX 81MGE CLU@ NJONT •K — Dandouf✓Teaor Qadaa FLMT T—NOR1Naollfp iC`MI § /w► W Wbw va BMM 2 Mkft plwr 1. NNNs Daldod� and Jin Krp� Lw � " fir. 2. Audrey AA"W11 BECIJA Rawl kom A08LAV4b ChMy Pao on Apr 4. ` Cheft Ow mo EJiisT,wEST I. ad. Aar and Stela pn rr 2 Fwd ar and EWF4MT t- M " Vr/r�wb%dgr srr+ -ph 2 Noor e.Miiny W#h w q • Trick shot Michael Watson tries a tricky lay-up during as and girls' basketball clinic for Grade 6 to 8 ssttu• lents at Woodlands Centennial Public School in Pickering on Tuesday. photo by A.J. Groen Glendale Tennis Club's first tournament May 7 PICKERING — The Glendale Tennis Club hosts ii first tournament of the season early next month. The club's Opening Day Round -Robin Tournament i slated for the courts at Pine Creek Park at Dixie an Glenanna Roads Sunday, May 7, starting at 10 a.m. The tourney is open to all senior members over age 17. The club's junior development program runs ever; Friday beginning May 12. Badges will be awarded or June 9 or 16, weather permitting Ontario Hockey May 4, 10, 11, 16, 17 10:00.m.-11:30 p p.m. (Pickering Complex Arena) • ftft arc+ in s ***? . Alauv a cowsw LA"Sterw . want Ib aegritft co dit tips? ?bats pr q,,, ~ toss desigwed , jor- Abe" ads* IffisWe players tbwt 00~ exe7vi" awd bq�. Bet Program Dimctor CRAIG Cell MER - Full ' Emplwis;J11M on S118j4 Mchtiquq " It w ft s wov BW pawing •complete "WOW program wNy garm face tv sews Advertiser — 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1S 21-15 683=0707 Fax 683-7363 TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PICKERING CAMPUS i]T Picture vovxlf in an exciting new career! 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Pool experience an asset. call for interview 839.8399 EIGHT week Proiessanal Flonsoy and Business Pro- gram: rogram: three week oppor- a+nty Flonsty Course. Part time evening course. n► hens video courses. Inion - sive, training; start your own holiness. work at home or shop: know the secrets; know the tools: know the trade. Career School of Floral Design. 208 Bond E. Oshawa (906)436-1981. Training amostince may be available it you am over 45 and nowray laid off. needed for part-time Summer program. send resume b: no Languop Workshop 7 Snowbod Lauf Unionville. Ont L3R 4V9 EXPERIENCED Cook re- quired for daycare. Please cad ler interview (906409- 2241. EXPERIENCED em- broidery machine operator for evening shift, Ajax, Call Allan or Cathy 428-3525 EXPERIENCED HELP wanted. Welders Finers, Mm Excavator operator.la- bourers Call 683-2550 a a m. - 3 p.m. EXPERIENCED se"nq machine operator nleedw. ler upholstery shop call 428.7290 FULL TIME. experienced frozen food and dairy clerk. Grocery exp would be an asset. Wages negotiable Reply to:Store Manager. Box 161, Bowmanvds On UC 3K9 GAILLIND Requires Residential Cleaners, days, drivers license an asset. 683-4134. GIRLS wanted'rom On - tiro belaesn 6-1810 Ixxitlpels n TN lyttas 1995 TORONTO PAGEANT. Qat $15.000 r pnza std irltot_ 1 9 . Cad today. 140-fW-42125 HAIRSTYLIST WANTED Full - part time For busy Pickering Salon 831-3205 Landscaped Laborers and Garden Centre Help. Apply in peso+ Monday horn 9 aim - t p.m at O'Flasts" s Lr+a.cpe aria Supply 1675 Victoria St WMby (early, / t.akwidge) At the black barn its -4269 LICENSED Nevada Som- ers and UCENSED tamers to Suri mnudlataly. Call Rita or Dans. 427 -am. UNE COOK Required for busy PNdierim golf club. min. 2 yrs. experience Wired. Call 649-5991 for Intetlftew. xw\lcw I a• Wallow l-iah ng service. Joel the T4erR! Alis -re belong For been players lerchuris awiderrwl for 11hroto TMoxh dean�rg.TCw an asset. S97 -MAH or wind VOW FOGUM b: P.O. Bots 162 Bowmainvie. onam mom MANAGERS. ca4le. We in , expert - snood, Oshawa. Phoria 266-6126 or fax resume to 287-4115 OUT of work? Elpo iwrlced panbr9 Trim on have ex - Minor reeds painting. Cad 905486-3346 evenings. PAINTERS WANTED, work in Pickering, College Pro Panus, no experience necessary, will tram.(906) $31-8343 PHONE WORK - Experi. snood telemarkeler need- ed. Salary . comm. up to $1S RV. phone (905) 576- 9544 769544 '*AGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, MS 1 e ' Hc ' Pannonia Pact -antra poslit oritAcwtiflitir--• 0 smourft knclir b or FnvxW&MwWft PaPd - Mum be eVerieflead with read Paytoll for ho* and tildlt�ll pllddraa pittasa 91brIM 1691/1196 b: THE 9T15 �B� oad MINACS p1dMft On1ub L1W 1Z5 GROUP Fait 006337.M INC r" 11/6 Apo Fence And Deck Woad Fonws,Cham link. Pool *ncloares.RMPa b exabvg bei, Over 17 yrs of hands on experience Cam ew"W7 DUCTWORK metaled. --Oc relocated Excellent rats- Free eebnatsa Elec. bostawas Cheerers. Mr neddom Big. Serial hobs. Cal Paul 4928 -CM J.S. ANIISTpONP DEV. 1110. Sper:ia ,*V in Cuelom homes, ranote- bora, row iewhans, wavjE civ, basernertta. bath - f—• Rspaes and adki. 'Voris. Ove 15 yawns **an. erne. Free nianat t, Cal Jet. 9064106.2962. 91001111 C01`141ruclion Lid., Sol Durharn Region 1a 19 yrs. Add9as, sutdtickt, ?111110 do^ windows reo- roans Mg,- M eati- rrhats. 906-s7637eo. Required for forklift and other material handling equipmerst blain w. If you are stic an enthusia, motivated and reWle person with previous forldift sales experience, we have a position with potential growth in our company. Salary & oommisslon. Send resume to: C -Mi . box WMWb!, Oat. ' N M Advertiser EUROPEAN ale scocral- at We rwwvab Yale 1x89► rCOrn. or kitchen waft, a• WWI as floor ate. Good ref- erences and saNbcaon guaranteed. Far free as*- mabe call 0. Dylotra 725- 4013 IrOWELL'S G,en*rai ContracW kic. Powder" and Commercial, interior and etesri r cuslom work. Property mstnbnanw Pant and wallpaper etc. 10% ON work over, $1.000 Retr*rwe available upon eegtwt. Cad for free eat► MUM (906) 404-2189 C a R Maintenance A nepan and renovations eMcarcal. ptta+aeq, oaramsC tiles. Carpentry- Fran $real 1ePatra b —Por renomixi s- Fuly guaranteed, tree ee► mats. (905)6663300 ELECTAKU&VA dD Lioeraed work. �Rw�aWMe ratea. Sarriors dieCartt Fant rorvioa. Call Alex at 493- 7092. DRYWALL and paining, ltoaftiMap%takanIng renovations and repars. Small jobs. 15 years ox- Perience. Free entimata, Servet; Durhem and out of ban area. Ken 4344m. AJAX Movwtg Systma -%A and Piano aPsCtaists Flat rate or hourly We now ha" Ixsatsd Mwaga units Now onenng free boxes we move Park and bad apes 1. OWN g At 399 and up Cad for information, 725-0005 or 427-0005. HARRYOTME- &OVERS - Mow big or AN, ere Prim tarn air! Foe sailtteta, aeetiors decount. abort notice nova P- navd, also • Conrparabfe MM with kne trudr WE do h-@OwW nava, reeF der". coweapec at. A/ typal of nova. Cad Carl or Jane 427-2060. IiCN 788 Nov" - ptirotrb, afaa. amble. 44% in r and mano mid Nair discounts. Ucaroed, itteraad. Free eafineta. ExosMlt senate. Cal 496 T796. 130 - SALES SUPMVISOR Aggressive Individual required on a contract basis. Able to work well with young, vibrant sales group. Excellent remuneration potential based on results. Reply in confidence to: >~7le •7154 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario UH 7L5 683-73R-1 CARPET Ins -ii -tions - 25 wars experience. re- srr*tCMng, our speciality. Fra* eebnabs. D a N Duncan. 987-1799 or 967 - low USE Coantng.excellent rate lust grow us a d.we will make Yale house shin By week or every 2nd week -Supplies Provrd- ad.Ca1 432-7583. PYE•s PROPERTY Mart, for al your lawn and garden Care cad Dave at 427-7663 POOL OPENNGS it m $150. Liters eata$ed ban $1250. Irgroud Poole irl- sM d from $9500. Swoop repairs A Nainbrance all Was swipment A Puaa. Servet; M*Wn br ova 25 years- OurMm Pool Buaws 427.4242. 24 dayalwek tda 04 to eniertairt, for any age, any oecaeiat Be9h- days, promoMM. apen- dgs, kind raisers. Magic alroae am kui Lepuoe hoo. MD -7057 or 7291 - am. RAfflTwanb weak doing MW for daldren'e partite and an oecaneorts. Five rty own magician, Cal Er- na 80&4992. FUN d CREATIVE Pta,6 keyboard le*eons in your horn* AN ages, needs ndvdwis Specie - cane. CAN Dura (ale) 503.8681. 130 130- Needed • To call on retailers and set up new accounts • To call on existing accounts for accounting ptrpoeee , We Require: • People with sales background Retired or semi -retired. with own iransporsation • Assodalion with a Charity or service group(s) a definite asset. Send resume to Representatives Needed Stdte 99 171 Rink Street Pets borough, Ontario F CA s Extencr Car Mam- oenance Program (Faintly Owned a Operaloo. Your Personal wv ncktdes- Vie- INC* *htC* washed by hand . ad old wax stopped off - 91— Protection eppked _ new cost of wax aPP6*d and buffed. Cars S1 o0; Yana $120: (tax inCkrsed) To Probit and beautify vee vehct Cad (905) 430- 90117 ler an appointmoM e Don't Fi Ajax Pict News Adv Classiflcd is open fo convenil every 9:30 to ' To Place Classiflel Please ( 683-0% Iff ExpG(Wmd, Qualified Accountant CMA Or t:ourbwll and The 3W Su o YbweCAnrwlgi tet Tax Saving kieas � he Supe 4 are Mall M 2440 or AK 'nor^ tome. earn x ror now on we talk Doug sorple sur - No so" nqured. �8-2--3886 or single, le a anile L:7 a seprakd 8-r dfwit, Cues years work nperence. you may q-* for fnenciw announce of it you are over 45 and have r• anty been lad off. you may, Quality for tram" asaw canoe. DIP/CERT., Lotus, Wordperfect. DEase. Word, Accw Bedford, Aubcad, Ventura. Pagemaker. Har. Mrd. Corel, compuaw Pro pr --N and Sysams Ain- 111- n111- Cobol. Postal and C. P'+ctoahop. Quark Express a'iC uuWa m. Durham Busi- ress Smrputer College. 427- 6:' : 130,._ 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 (at 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 4T, requires individuals with high motivation, a keen sense of customer ,sati,sfaction boating experience. Ai interested candidates are asked to drop off a resume at either location, or fax to: g05- 427-4502. SALES ASSOCIATES Full and Part-time for our store in Pickering. Retail experience and a flair for decorating are assets. Extensive sales training program. Training allowance, commission and benefits are part of our package. For an interview call: The Fumiture Mall MR.H��OFFMANN 839-2000 V PART time off=* help needed to do data entry, invoice oda prooeeeinif and garret so raterw work Computer gig - needed on Word Perfect and Lows. Booldu eoprg expaeflLe 30 hayan aeset Ap- prox. 20.s per week Mon. - Fri. days with flexibility available. $9.001 hour. Markham and Findh angs. Cat (416) 299.3007 for an intsrriew whirl in - dudes a brill computer IsaL ' ENTREPRENEUR 01•• 77ABUTORS WANTED NIIIEDIATELY for a Now Company $loot hes just stated in Jsrwary of chis vow, Paying up to 60% Bolla. Now talking Appli- eatorr Call LYNDA 905- 432-03a 05492-0099 or STEVE 706- 932-7090. tor Appoinknont. SALES PEOPLE rr quFed for a Inge food corepany. SW - $100 K yr. coorniseion. Ouafty tad Amis . Phorw (906) 576 9614, 140G4214ow O CLEARKET u wn,cw .,c FRANCIS PERSONNEL SERVICES INC Our client, located east of Toronto in the Region of Durham, is a work) -wide leader in the supply of parts to the aulomotiva industry. The position requires "Just -in -time' automotive experience, above average communication skills and a dedication lo Continue quality improvement and Customer Service. NOl_1STRIAI FNGINFFp Minimum 5 years to an industrial ermrorlmant, demonstrated analytical and problem solving abilities, comprehension of SPC and Ouality theory. Recognized university degree in Engirwering with ISO 9= quaifttabon, would be a definite asset Salaries are negotiate commensurate with experience. interested candidates should provide a CompleU confidential resume with Cover latter and references b: AtlrtOon: Hugh Francis FRANCIS PERSONNEL SERVICES INC. II Siewoe Streek NoAA, SuIM SW OsMwl of wio LiG 4R7 Fax no.: (905) SX -094 REOUIRES Tin• kNfiarSfI L ub• T•dldoien Sucesskll appbcant id work in a tx5sy fat rate environment, and need to possess 24W ror cusl rner handing $kis. Nights and wee- kends are a regular W of IhiS sc hadule, and the person will need ID have Ther own bA(IDI�S. YO reSl T In nod 1ife ung 1300 Kingston Rd PARTS PERSON w gild for busy pats cowe- Mr. Knowledge of faun egtaipnar0 requred. Ami - cab" forms ares avail- able from: Valance E*mp- matt, 114 ywhcasW Rd., Brool3n, arbio. TOOL i DIE malar w gered by an Odasle stamping Plant to build ansa progressive ties, plsess call 4365244 DENTAL ASSISTANT/ receptionist ragwed for buoy Piclarsig office. Flexr bie tows, evarga and Ssbrdsya, able. eitpen- ahce a must. Cal Cathy 839-4406 CARING intindual needed in my hart for 3 della Light hourskeepag. non smoker, kir 6839931 AF- TER 6 P.M. DAYCARE available Monday - Frday, Ak and Finch ams, ask for Batty. (906) 811135278. Three nlontlr and up. lob to TLC, 13 yeas experience. DAYCARE - Acb" room, n rsw% beds -am Idtdtsrt Nreilous tussle i0aed - 4 yr. old Em"It nabs, b ire pset faoisiss Call 420- 7356 FULL or part fumerWw- ancee evadable. Flexible hours. Hwy. VOob, backup provided. 8 yrs. sop. 420- at626 LOVING MOOW of 3 has daycare available, Brock/ Maio Oaks aka. Large it& ly lee, yard, quiet court, ntkibftn incest&. 619- 1921. CLASS A Mecharsc, ex- perienced in mob velxcle vepecbons, used car, sales.managing yid Wedhaig. Reply 5600 An- derson St N. Brooklm 1_08100 WANTED- Licenced hear - stylist to give apprentice- ship, to graduate of art and technique haedreeerg school. Car Caroirie. am 5424 BEST dost in Duherre Top quality hardwood at low prices. Stock up now for next winter. DURHAM RREwoOD (905)427-4741 FREE frewood akda a P.peb. one month only, deevery, avdsble. Call bi* wean 6-10 p.m and Wave message, 430.9013. FOR SALE - 4x0 Pod Cable, new kit nCkibrq cera. bola and accesso- rise $300. se3-044e. FRIOGE, stove. dryer ter sale Excellent coo ban Adoral brand. $250 each. Cap 905.8374033 after ap m. LIVE NOVA SCOTIA labsbrs, truck arriving early May, place order now Low prices. (905) 404-1240 AssuKranti, wstcorted. a PC. Me* kacfhsn sues $750. Duncan Phyle ding sub $725. 6 pc. Heritage House dwong surto 5650. Chary dreg table ww<4 high back c iers $450 An- tique bble, w1$ dors $675, NEW Huller greed conch A dear $1150, Beige couch Is Char 5575, Crown colo it couch a cher $375. 2 msr- blebratis and tables $250. Sao N practice organ $75. Singer anrrg m.de.I* w fable $100. Gadd spanknord size kidge a slow $475. 3 yr old rasNla a dryr $400, Antique double bed a &a w $200. NEW Armour ssn2 night tables WW NEW Nicwry 5 Pc. Queen bed- room suite $1100, 5 pc. Black queen I - I an sib $1100, doable motiorllese 448-. . . $175, queen bed wtbox a mattress $300. Bast crier. 579-0626. APPLIANCES- Super Clearance Safe - on all now major appliances n- cuadrg scratch It dent 12 ca IL frost lees rekigaa loin. horn $480. Flank's Appliances, 191 Belo E. Unit 6 Oslawa (behind CARPET - Oueity carpet M afkadmis prices. we also do inWNatons, rue- Pars, aii6itQ kie�rg ear - Pa baasbcerd boder work $tied oralon dNWL N late tealearas. N srlrWAOD an *es, st9-Seca THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 -PAGE 35y Cleamet is a communications corporation -W4--t. best Oflen o which is in the process of building a wireless &71 network from Windsor to Quebec City. Qualified V°fion We are looking for a second year law student nary i nary approved instruction by ex-.wvcla R.A.F. Po- with an interest in working on a variety of ice Dog Training School. assignments this summer (May through Wetblan4youin August) with a busy corporate law advanceforwur department. inre,est and rail be We are offering from $500 to $600 per week. `onAachnR only In order to be considered for this position, 6W aA°!X"Ar please forward your resume with a copy of araboare jo. your transcripts to: Clearnet Inc., air m1m*w. 625 Granite Court, Pickering, Ontario Nopbonecdh Por L1W 3K1. Attention: Legal Department Plase Apply t0: Fax: (905) 831-0373 O CLEARKET u wn,cw .,c FRANCIS PERSONNEL SERVICES INC Our client, located east of Toronto in the Region of Durham, is a work) -wide leader in the supply of parts to the aulomotiva industry. The position requires "Just -in -time' automotive experience, above average communication skills and a dedication lo Continue quality improvement and Customer Service. NOl_1STRIAI FNGINFFp Minimum 5 years to an industrial ermrorlmant, demonstrated analytical and problem solving abilities, comprehension of SPC and Ouality theory. Recognized university degree in Engirwering with ISO 9= quaifttabon, would be a definite asset Salaries are negotiate commensurate with experience. interested candidates should provide a CompleU confidential resume with Cover latter and references b: AtlrtOon: Hugh Francis FRANCIS PERSONNEL SERVICES INC. II Siewoe Streek NoAA, SuIM SW OsMwl of wio LiG 4R7 Fax no.: (905) SX -094 REOUIRES Tin• kNfiarSfI L ub• T•dldoien Sucesskll appbcant id work in a tx5sy fat rate environment, and need to possess 24W ror cusl rner handing $kis. Nights and wee- kends are a regular W of IhiS sc hadule, and the person will need ID have Ther own bA(IDI�S. YO reSl T In nod 1ife ung 1300 Kingston Rd PARTS PERSON w gild for busy pats cowe- Mr. Knowledge of faun egtaipnar0 requred. Ami - cab" forms ares avail- able from: Valance E*mp- matt, 114 ywhcasW Rd., Brool3n, arbio. TOOL i DIE malar w gered by an Odasle stamping Plant to build ansa progressive ties, plsess call 4365244 DENTAL ASSISTANT/ receptionist ragwed for buoy Piclarsig office. Flexr bie tows, evarga and Ssbrdsya, able. eitpen- ahce a must. Cal Cathy 839-4406 CARING intindual needed in my hart for 3 della Light hourskeepag. non smoker, kir 6839931 AF- TER 6 P.M. DAYCARE available Monday - Frday, Ak and Finch ams, ask for Batty. (906) 811135278. Three nlontlr and up. lob to TLC, 13 yeas experience. DAYCARE - Acb" room, n rsw% beds -am Idtdtsrt Nreilous tussle i0aed - 4 yr. old Em"It nabs, b ire pset faoisiss Call 420- 7356 FULL or part fumerWw- ancee evadable. Flexible hours. Hwy. VOob, backup provided. 8 yrs. sop. 420- at626 LOVING MOOW of 3 has daycare available, Brock/ Maio Oaks aka. Large it& ly lee, yard, quiet court, ntkibftn incest&. 619- 1921. CLASS A Mecharsc, ex- perienced in mob velxcle vepecbons, used car, sales.managing yid Wedhaig. Reply 5600 An- derson St N. Brooklm 1_08100 WANTED- Licenced hear - stylist to give apprentice- ship, to graduate of art and technique haedreeerg school. Car Caroirie. am 5424 BEST dost in Duherre Top quality hardwood at low prices. Stock up now for next winter. DURHAM RREwoOD (905)427-4741 FREE frewood akda a P.peb. one month only, deevery, avdsble. Call bi* wean 6-10 p.m and Wave message, 430.9013. FOR SALE - 4x0 Pod Cable, new kit nCkibrq cera. bola and accesso- rise $300. se3-044e. FRIOGE, stove. dryer ter sale Excellent coo ban Adoral brand. $250 each. Cap 905.8374033 after ap m. LIVE NOVA SCOTIA labsbrs, truck arriving early May, place order now Low prices. (905) 404-1240 AssuKranti, wstcorted. a PC. Me* kacfhsn sues $750. Duncan Phyle ding sub $725. 6 pc. Heritage House dwong surto 5650. Chary dreg table ww<4 high back c iers $450 An- tique bble, w1$ dors $675, NEW Huller greed conch A dear $1150, Beige couch Is Char 5575, Crown colo it couch a cher $375. 2 msr- blebratis and tables $250. Sao N practice organ $75. Singer anrrg m.de.I* w fable $100. Gadd spanknord size kidge a slow $475. 3 yr old rasNla a dryr $400, Antique double bed a &a w $200. NEW Armour ssn2 night tables WW NEW Nicwry 5 Pc. Queen bed- room suite $1100, 5 pc. Black queen I - I an sib $1100, doable motiorllese 448-. . . $175, queen bed wtbox a mattress $300. Bast crier. 579-0626. APPLIANCES- Super Clearance Safe - on all now major appliances n- cuadrg scratch It dent 12 ca IL frost lees rekigaa loin. horn $480. Flank's Appliances, 191 Belo E. Unit 6 Oslawa (behind CARPET - Oueity carpet M afkadmis prices. we also do inWNatons, rue- Pars, aii6itQ kie�rg ear - Pa baasbcerd boder work $tied oralon dNWL N late tealearas. N srlrWAOD an *es, st9-Seca THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1995 -PAGE 35y -W4--t. best Oflen o EARLY BIRD SPECIAL PALADEN DOG OBEDI- PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR Qualified V°fion (Shift) nary i nary approved instruction by ex-.wvcla R.A.F. Po- We are a medium sized Manufacturer of ice Dog Training School. Materials, Packaging Maters, located in Whitby. Operingsvailable com k" next Candidates must have several years of April 24 Puppy 3�Novite; supervisory experience in a production Thursday April 27 senior Puppy b Advance Novice. environment, a proven track record of Our sucosae rate speaks for good Employee relations (preferably in a itself. Tel. 668-9425. Unionized Plant), a high mechanical aptitude and must have the ability to work t , in a demanding, fast moving setting. Plase Apply t0: MCNAIRN PACKAGING 191114 6000 LE. 4 dr, sun- roof. V6, air, ps, pb, peesb. 125 Consumers Dr. buckets. console, raaaeft, mint oohdition, certified $2895.69"163. CALLAWAY Bog Bertha irons. 3 -ow. MRH, grapMts. F Flex $2200 row, asking 51600. 571-3713. CARPET - don't buy any- where else until I slaw you what I can do for you. Call Gord 434.0222 CARPET %A -I Prices, buy direct wholesale. Free hn -"'soon for fres esomaie car Sal (905)432-2750. or pager (416)980-9697 Carpet Broker. 100%. Nylon thick. plush. stain re- arpnt carpet For 3 roans. ordy $369.00 Price n- Sjudirs 30 Sq. yds Carpet deems Ped and nsbI " in your Kinn. Free quota- bw in your howls No n- bnst. no payment for one full year. unol Dec.1995 Dersal, 1-800.217.0104. CARPET your hoar at de- count Prices. 100% nylon, win -*an" Price includes Pad and e>poi neblfaaon Car Nide at (905) 430.6651 CARPETS - lob of carpet 100% nylon. neer sten W Waw carpet& on herd. I we carpet 3 room 5349 Price ndudes carpal. pronvixn sad. eipoi nowasom fast dsevery. tr.e os nvabs (30 yards) Norman 696.2314 LIKE NEWrHouse fur 2 Banauda pod cleaners. draWfrld loveliest. 2 black wap units. exerCw bib. cobse tables, guitar amp, shelves_ more. 725- 1468 leave message OAKIPINE FURNITURE - Why pay retail prion? One of OrAggics oldest and lar- gest manufacturers. is now so" do ck$ 10 to pubic. Eg. 7 pc. solid oak dirrrhq- room suite $1975, 6 pc sold pine bedroom surle $1750. Over 20 stain choices. &p solid. no veneers. Traditional Wood- wortung 905985-8774 PIANOS/GRANOFA- THER Clocks - Ourham s Lang" seI -ton-Naw and used piarWa. Not awe? Rees to own. ap. size. Wright. grand. mgmt. key- boards. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW Telsp Pian Works, 433.1491 WANTED - old and an- tique furniture. anything old. Scientific instruments, china. silver. advertnrng, sporting, toys, decoys. dolls. milk bottles. cogi c - bore or sawtes. Car Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 8049. Brooldin. WANTED - Will pay cash for COS. gold jewellery. T.V'S. VCR'S. stereos. gufars. kids. anythuhg you have. Buy beck opkon. Gnat Canadian Dollar Cc 121 Brock St. S Mulloy. Peter (905)430-3680 WANTED CAMERAS - old chrna and glass. 1ewe4 Wry, mvuoscopes. tow scopes. b noculara and re - LOW Asms. Clocks. wald*- es,hlmvkre, any" old. 432-1878. WANTED to bur - cider, furrmure, glass. civic. 004 krcables, rrwnonabgr. saltie . et. snye Paces or este es. Cali (906) 723 7834 CRAFT SHOW -Durham College 2000 Seneca, S400 NON in athawa. a Plagued to present are or the largest spring craft sihows in Durham Region Saturday May 13th. 10 a.m. - 4 p m Admvgaion $2 For Vendor Informason rap MW 721.2000 ext 2366 NATIVE CRAFTS - Make Your own using su11OW 3h- satic0ons. For t rt er nbr- mhation, write Aston PO 06118, Torn Centre Postal Quest 1365 Kngsoon Rd. PiCiWW g, Ont L IV t E2 VENDORS WANTED. for Brooktn Counkv Mar- ket. Ask for Lowes at (905)655-3331 or (905)721-9066 POOL 24' round, all -W4--t. best Oflen o EARLY BIRD SPECIAL trade for riding kern mown 16 s 24' rectarigutar Kayak Stove S75. 2 yr- old aper- pod rridudes decks d right sized waster/dryer hwDN. 54,595 Masts to $500 o.b.o. Car 697-3140 cal by-laws 20Yr warranty POP Machin, holds 480 1-800.668.7564. Pickering cans, loon mach.. now, Alai, phone 416-798-7509. compressor $900. Brad 905 -686 -SM RENT TO OWN, no eredp 0 • , decks. TVs. VCRs, stereos appliances. Abri", lwud - an allowance wet, 19 Simcoe St N. 432-5363 SHEOMAN - quality bam style sheds. built on sib, 8X8 $6410. GST included. Display at Lyrebird Luaintior, IGngabn Rd.. Pidkrk Ont. or call 9056011-410151. SWNYINIG POOL SUPER SALE Liner rips or replacing. Call 10 BOOK NOW iILRXR paoa7a-W VICTORIAN reproduction Aanikre. solid mahogany, lend caved. incunuitg annore, going, 4 Poster kingsizs bed tsriie prices. (906)436.0751 WASHER, dryer, fridge, stove, built in dial All AjWL 416 2e4.1eQ9. Wddltq ring sat 14k gold .2 O e Dwnod Engage - Mont It Tiaaey band.5700 Call wedsen 404-9070 Appraisal oerlRcaMs n- ca4dad LOST - Miniature Scfnauz- r, $arab, answers lo MW d, lost Satirday. April 15 in the Bauder and Bayly Ajax area. Reward. Please Cas 683-1531 REWARD' Black and while, lost cat Friendly. much loved 8 month old neutered, declawed, male. Me" since Fn. Apr$ 791 from West Lynda area Wtvtby. Black back tail. legs. While chest ktt front leg and paws. Black mak- nga on nose. Please call 430.1014 no questions asked. His brother and candy mrs hum like crazy. GOLDEN LAB Puppies, 5 weeks all, $250, not row Wed 434-429 KEEP your dog wast° out of tihe garbage. lige a DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. Life - lime guarantee bee, avail- able in 3 Was. gam - 9pn, 7 days. (906)7236413. 1905 Buds Century. 4 dr.. V6 auto.. Ps. pb. air. Trade- in special. Lob of., . but excellent clean r nrrg car. Cheap$ 61295 plus sm for safety. Cal 427-9722 anytime Rues. Open 7 days week imioors. Beg Town Sales. 1906 CAVALIER Rally Sport. air, ps, pb, auto., bucket&. Coeole. excellent condition, non ot $2695 6866 iw 1906 Daytona 2 Turbo. 2 dr. hatch. $-*Pod, ps. pb. arNfm stereo cars., sun- roof. Good clean running car. Hurry on this one Was $2495 row $2195. cert.. Call 427-9722 anybrne Rues Open 7 days week indoors Big Town Sales 1006 Grand Am. 4 cybr, ON. auto. 4dr.. $1495 Cott 1983 Frebwd. 2.8- auto. $1500. 1981 CAW van. 112 ton. 305. auto. $660 as •. 19711 Dodge 12 Ion, 315. 3 spied w(OO. $1295 cert 19W Cheve4le. 4dr., auto. $500 1965 Cavalm, 4dr. . 84.000 miles. auto. 51795. 404-9759 ISM Tempo L 4 dr. 5 speedI R. pb. ax, am/lm stereo. excels dean run- -on car Was $2006. row $2605 cenfied Cal 427- 7M anyan0 Russ Open 7 days week indoors Big Town Saks. 1999 Corsica. 160.000 lute. good . cort. $4500 . ALSO 1906 Cave - bar wagon. Good coridAitin. cern. 12200 call 434-2a74 te99 Dodge Omgv, blue. 105.000 Puns.. amvtim Cao - "ft. 4 door hatchpedk, 5 spa W. under warranty. asking 53500. Cap 4211- 0057 toes aUST*m cam. very iOW km. %Ay loaded with extras. $e400.Car (915) 579.0550. 1001 Honda Civic OX. 61.000 km., auto.. ain?m cassette showroom con6- son. $7500 or best ressori- able offer Car Pers 723- 1? 55 231155 or 434-7564 1991 Pontiac Tempest V6, 3.1 L air. 4 door. a9K. ex- cellent condition. 1 owner (non smolung). automatic. $15800 Cal 432648 1991 Taurus Statonwag- on. 83.000K, well mann- Cared by rhos smoker. With ueklil Pourer ins. air. Mc. 59.500. crt o.b.o. Call 8662137 1993 Cavalier RS. 36.000 krh,4 or. auto.. V8, eke new, 511.000 Crkfrd. Call 72S 2372 eve.: or 606.00N workdays. 1994 VW GOLF CL, must see. 0 " , Cohd- Sm. 28.000 kll: standard 5 speed, 4 dr black with black interior, B speaker seem caseeme, with alam, automatic locks. sunroof, alum system, aauing, ,. $15.000. gee-9o1e VF CANADIAN TIRE Ajax SAY Inssp►wwfe��ctloCCes e ll"Irw 7 Car cit Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 "'*PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 23,1!95 CERTICAR AUTO Gan- ite. 155 tt;irg SL W. at Mid- low Mal, 33 osili vehi- cles with warranty. Exam- ples - 5 mini vans from $4,995. 1967 Nova, auto, exedra $3.385. 1968 OP. lima, auto, air $3.985., $867 Surtbird. loaded, 119,ow fun, sake $3,995 firm. 1966 Tempo auto, air, now $2.395. 1987 Caprice. like new, boded, $4,995. 1989 81am 4 x 4 loaded, $7.995., 1988 S/5 4 x 4 , I7$7,595. 1988 Sunbird GT, ,595. auto, gorgeous, bur- gundy, 54,495. (2) 1988 Pulsar SE, auto, air, too tune. $6.995. 1990 Sunrfa. auto. GLS sedan, $4,995 1990 Probe V-0, extremely fast beauty. 58,500. 1992 LeMans Auto, 4 door, 579-2886. Open Sunday, • CAMARO and FIRESIRD. 1961 and older. For soap, Pay cash. Free towing. Also pickups and vans. Can 905.623.8998 1988 CHEVY p.ckup, 305, boded. new laws, and exhaust. high cap. certfed. box Inner. exoptim. condi son .$6600.83P-2255 1989 Ptymo;,r;t Gland Voraoekr LE van. 6 cyl., 3 the. 7 Paas.. loaded. woodgrarn aides. hitch, 172.000 km., p, trap war- ranty. exc condition. carp. led. no GST 116500, 623- 6M 1991 4x4 S10 Cho-, Blaz- «.60.000 miae.Red,4 door. Waded.excNrM condraon, ' .$14.900 osrtled. Can (906)427-9094. Of Ford EISO van, Va. auto. PS,PS. dual ties enks.ar t7t/ee, apt Chews. carpeted, 111,000 kms. 1 owner $3500 6x5- 6736 o JOHN'S AUTO Tune-ups 8 minor repairs Labour $30.00 hr. Mobile service avalable d20'6Sft Motorcycles 355 INSURANCE: Open 910 9 by appt. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto, and very competative. Property rates. cap ,Noma-Dooloy Insurance Broker (905)427-3585 4- 15 ft Grow Ski Boat + 65 Mork, mlh trailer. $2.300 0130. (906) 4279094. 19 tL PRO TOUR Spring Bak boos boat 150 horse R Evirude, matching hailer, a1 aoce«oin, was an do, play at previous boat show, BOW. Paten, 43D•4135 1996 DORAL Bow Fido 4brw 8 white) 3.8 lite, win drive, inboard/oul- bard. 8-seaeer, anvin tae - sate, includes hetvy duty trader. SMIX). Cal 9@S 479-0797 days; 905-509- y 0647 night. 1909 Cr*$Urw, 14 h., baiter, 25 h.p. 1991 Mer- cury nicka $4500. Hut, mnbid fish indr, new. 8189. or beat offers. 603 - OUTBOARD 1976 John. Bort 9.9HP Short Shalt, good condition, $600 o.b.o. Cal Joe. 435-1595, 33 8 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. From $743-$833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. WHITBY - @LUE WATER PARK 1 8 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7 , Sat. - Sun. 12-5 (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. 1 - 2 bedroom. docaied at 309 Cordova Rd. also available 1 8 2 bedroom located at 945 Masan SL No pets Please all 579- 2357 or 5766724. TWO S THREE Bedroom apartments available. Hwy 2 / Church SL (416)444- 7391 AJAX - 2 beoroom basement 4 appl., 4 vice. bath. living, din - ng . side entrance. no pets, no smoking. ox - cement location, avail., refer.. firstiliast, $650. 1/2 water- hydro. 420-37% AJAX � Clean one bed- room basement aper,ment available. wMh some* enronce and Ps for . suit- able for Single person. 5660 Per mw. 619-9035 AJAX - H-w>0d(Hwys2. two bedroom basement apartrnent awe.. frrdget stow. 4pee both, shared laundry. Working Persons apply. Avant. May, S75W neksrve. 9061266e, e. AJAX - largwcfean one bedroom basement apart- ment aura, ,, , S.E_, rdget stove. On Go Sus/Ajax banart routes. An ulibs n- duded FrsVloolfrefirenc- «.427-6646. AJAX - one bedroom basement apsrtrrtent row car all inclusive, saps rate entrance, available n. FrsMut no Pots Aftw 427-0849 AJAX 2 bedroom apt. available May 1. I w*n in - Ciudad $650. Call 416- 2W-6732 AJAX North - Very C1son 2 bdrm bunt. apt. sw9w waking Person. OureNnon smoke asp. enL. utlitr«/ No pea. S675hrwhly. May 1. 686-4997. AJAX North - Very dean 2 bdrm. bwnL apt angst working person. Oui Vnon smoker. esp. eta. utilifiso! No PN. $675htrtdy. May 1. 686-4897. AJAX, t bedroom base- ment ape him I, walkout, singlatwwlordg person. to uabb, utiites, in- cluded. S60dmo. fret Inc 886-x277 pkesse Maw message. AJAX- brand raw 2 bed - 00111 awdrYawM ate entrance, W«tey I li ! are"vaidable May 1sLS700 + 35% unties. Cal (6) 294.07e0. AJAX' corwertiant ael- Contaired one large bed - ma. bassm int api vac- ant eo-ata Sm. into. mckame. FroelooL Private ontatwe, .tm norokens. no Pets_ 603-4015. AJAX- oto bedroom basement aptrtmwK, new ' F I al wwknive. Saw rate entrance. Available in- me6ately. SSSWmo. firoV bot No CIN. Alter 6. 427_ OW. AVAILABLE from May i st in Nltiby Apartment Building. Spacious, Carpeted newly ponied aprl rw ail h Bo- oony. Close b Bae. Shop- ping. Al Utah" Included. No Pats. 2 Bedroom. $725.00 Cal 43D•0134. 408 Bloor St. E. 1 bedroom apartment, carpetedparking, ulftes inckided. First / k$st. $550/monthly. Avail June 1. 72.3--5875 BRIGHT One bedroom basement apartment. sepa- rate entrance. includes Brock Rd. ►� Available My at 663.6934 BRIGHT spacras. wa8coue one bedroom basement apartment. $625 as rndu- sive. Available May jet 666-7271. Coudce Area -2 Large bedroom basement apt in raised bungalow with targe Val dows.S70(tmV Mh.All nclusrw. ndudng cable L v. Cal 433-0128 Crsurltco-Largo 2 bed- room lower apt.Approx 1000 sq R 1st d fast re- gwed.$700rmorth in - dudes usries + able. Av alable May 1SLNo Pea Cal 40"001 FURNISHED oro bed- room we basement aPL, very SPacsots, lour► dry Mo.. backyard and uta• bio. AN n*wvia SOMmo. 725-x563 Call CLASSIFIED for friendly, professional personalized service MARY ail be happy to hob you with al your CIaSSJ W advefbSlRg HARIt CALL TODAY! 683-0707 fax 579-2238 MAY 31, lot sial . img• mom, drhingroo t, beloany. beth. kilofhsn wuhnw ap- pliance., ..Dona jovial lar- gest 1-bd NWOUb. Wry rice. beet kir a couple. 5680 vickaiva. 576-7509. Nor HoepikM- Clean 2 bodroorn apLow n enranoe 5595/month iwldas hast. Available May lot. let i bSt No pN.Ca1436p900. NEWCASTLE VILLAGE large ono bedroom ape} mint in secure building with air ca diewnng. 5000 montlwy. ALSO one bed - soon, two stray, with sky. tiOhio. $619 monthly. Phone 987.3211. 1 awe ...�c...re.. a.. -,...a r.•,..... _... . _ . :err NICEST basement aparl- menl in Whitby. Large kitchen, bath, bedroom, all utilities included. $600 mm"y, non-smoker pts erred. 660.426A. SIMCOE Horth at Rus• sett, 2 bedroom in 12 -plea, parking, utilities, cable in- cluded exoW hydro. Lau} dry facilities. Newly reno- vaa2 s.L $6. ONE bedroom apt, avail- FS able May 1. Close to down~ town. S477/mo. heat a hy- dro, parking, fridge and stove incuded. Firslltost to- quired. 623-7986 ONE bedroom basement apt., sep. entrance. laundry. SOUTH Ajax, immrxlae 1 bedroom basement apartment, broadloom throughout, separate an - trance, tmVhydro included $675 finVlast, Available May 1. 686-3204 SOUTH Pickering. nice basement bachelor apart- ment in family home, shared laundry, must see, $525 mnonwy inclusive. RZasl CaN 420-9217. PICKERING - 1 Bedroom basement Studeribiwork- ing person. Partly fur- nished. cabletparking, bus routs, laundry, no smokirxy Pets. $500(wKitisive. After SprNweekends. 905-837- 032& Partially furnished, parking. TWO bedroom apartment, first/last required. Available Pickering. Private entrance, May 1. $640 inclusive. close to GO tram buses/all 571-3097amentbes. Hardwood LARGE 2 bedroom, new boors• carpet• slove/fricige, bulk hng. quiet setae, in- Is ---y facilities 420.1899. dudes Indigo, stove. wastn- er. dryer ar, binds. avai- able June lit $750. Wlast Cal 721-0785 ONE bedroom basement aPt . (Possible two) spa- ciousown entranoe. $4M. TWO BEDROOM apL tiny stove, parking, central to - cation. cation, near Oshawa Con. low. 401. 11675.00 plus hy- dro. NON-SMOKER. avail- able immeckalely. 579- 3964 utilities induced. Ajax. Nom -smoker. no pets. TWO bedroom basoment -0mem Available now. 619823 rent n Ajax. sot Single, non-smoker, $750/monthly Can 9o5 ONE bedroom basement 42o-2oal apartment with own e► Sixth GM, $p2ymo. uefit" trance, No pets. f6Wwcl u- TWO bedroom . living, din• siva. First/last. Available ling. and sbrage room. May 1, 683+0886. Kitchen. 4 pace boon. aa- OSHAWA - 2 bedroom ble. 1eparate faumdry and apartrnem available at 881! walkout_ No amokmg and and 900 Glen St Close to Pets. $750 inclusive. Ajax schools, shopping and 428-3747. G.M. a the" included. his, awn mi lras no PN. Poo last required. Cal 726 VACANCIES! Cal to one 499;1, stop rental stop for a BET. ba inn you lhiult?!! CaN TER «lection DURHAM OSHAAA %oostf cod hi -rine. 1 bdrm - S5W. 2 bdrm - $619, cwwob a stlaec. Irndu tfedhSol table. hit wabr. Darling. now appliances. Tehnt pays hydro. 436.6700 HOME RENTERS, (906) 428-1278 mrnmal tee LANDLORDS ADVERTISE FREEo WESTNEY/HWY 2,One m bedroom walkout base- ment . rec mo, 4 Pc. Hahn, Iidge, slow. parbry, no smoking, of ncluded $650 171011" May 1. 427-0080. OSHAWA 2 bedroom 1MESTNEYMWY2 2 bedroom beast w I Apt al epitomic txs►errnew ca «, all dncluieve, for $545 ble, u ftm. 4 pc. both, sup month Auttrlobls April 301h rant entrance, unity, x1434.6619 working Persons. avoidable June tot. 5780 No psis .rho CLEAN family, building, rnokrhg. 426-1426 Oshawa n«at. ore . two - bsdroxtn $570 and 11670 WHITBY - large two bed - Most. hydro. edge, slow. Laundry taoatibs. 723- roompkbosom"" a°rnwv- 2084. epanc« and utiles 20". ckuded. $660 monthly. OSHAWA! - Toed of took- rn9 at d nv@7 Spacious 2 bd nAWL n charming aklw slur- 7 Feeores: Parking. PnvvAo entrance. 2 skin« of hung apace, ern carpa- ad 9raughotut tui o9w an snore ous loft athossc puri !toes. FWKM C"N in kitchen wfwrrneculao ap- Pksncee. do.. I Eng- lish style 2 man badroom Possible laundry hookV. $695. Caen woboiv . Must have good I fir~ AMC7 pin. colied ;519) 942-3884. PICKERING Largs mod. am 2 bedroom basement aPL dose b rant avail- able June 1, "W ncu- wo*. Lyrae Papiuo, 428- 97M PICKERING - Liverpool and Bayty. vary large a- tacLuve and unusual two bedroom basement, lull bathroom. ofthen and laundry, own entrance, 5800 wwAsive. (416) 4" 3765 or (905) 7747222. PICKERING- large 1 bedroom, living room and etohm9n, private or*MM.4 ai e ' , a, or quiet aha, non amokr. Available May I at sm a hal umom. Fret/ lar. (906]039.0018. PICK113 4G -Fresh t Oils 1 bdrm., 4 pe. boli, asp, eht, uutilitise, no pHs $800.00 available May ISM Cal (906)839.0477 al to avopnn. (416) s�D Z800 ext 203 buriren flours (ChrA LPH OW4G Wlrtee i Bayty, 1 bdrm. bent. Apt UP. ant , ,rage, storage. 1" for wookir fornals, 1sM«t 111660hrwn1h ncl u- eiwa, May 1 , 839.0695 aft 6 Pyr► LARGE dean 2 bedroom aPartrnew in park No sN- *9 with trial neem, sinal vflag a of Colborne, 5643 plus UMOM.(906) 355- 5372 SMALL 1 bedroom aprt- menL rural SGWV. Carica area, $450 721010 mdudes hoot i hydro. call 43666 Avaiabb June 1 See. 2264 WHITBY - 1-0edroom aDarnenL Seewrar w rang, «. Non urakw. no Pets. Aviabale rmnodajely. $625 ncl a ve. (905)420- 2842. WHITBY - one pan bed• room bseernent apt dean. bright Carpeted, 4 W planes. parking. $490 month plus part u01. Ju e. 1. 666.2924. N. OSHAWA, 3 bdrm. bungalow, family room woodstove, finished, 2 balks, jawzzi, deck, pool. double garage, 4 app. . $1000 Plus. avail. immed. 432-2155 PICKERING - Dixie/Finch -4 bedroom 2 storey. 2500sq.fl.. newer detached hone, 3 bath, 5 appliances. fireplace. garage. fenced, pool, $1299 +213 utilities. Avail. June 15. 905-686- 7106. PICKERING NTiies/Finch 2 storey. 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 balks. family room, fire- place, a/c. c/v, double ga- rage. 111250 plus. 831- 1182 RENTERS Own your own home for less than 5600. per month. Cal Jahn Amis. Sales Rep.. Rerrex Summa Flashy. 906 -e68 -MW SOUTH Ajax, roar lake. walk to ital shopping, hosp, squid, church. 3 -bedroom badnplit. large fenced lot finished bassrrnenC car port, 2 sheds, atc, S1100rmo., 6WAost No Pato. June 1. 683-1300. STOP ! STOP! was" rant own a horse with no down B41 Roka 728.9414 $750 ! month / ren, $25.100/ year waged. THREE bedroom saint. awtotable. June 115. Pck- ring town Centre area. (416) 44$.7391 WHITBY -Ex euxrive 4 bed- room home2500 sq k_2 M belh.cwcuiv stew ca". maul anon Wrndryatc.2 car fW>go.No Deb./ yr "ri- ma Mase $1450 + util- Ilss.Avalable it* ISL Rtf- erences.Cal (416) 297- 3851. WHO says you Carrot dia b buy a ho1Me? 3 bedroom Townhouse cor- m« for S160rmcnah. (P 8 1) 3 bedroom bungalow carries for SM tmwm (Pan Plus. 101 car Mark Shpley RdMax Accord 5763111 or 6564743 RESPONSIBLE tamly, of 4 requires 3 or 4 bedroom Vase. Preferably Whitby area. Pets must be okay. ai>Diano« mqured. Nsed- sd for May 15. Reference suppled. 725-6708 days: 668-0763 evenings. WHITBY; modern bright wea,44 1 bedroom base -mita, El ' Irnshnsd, air. park. brigfM furnished room. s.e., sot Single, non-smoker, upgrade cyanic, I Jure 1., $660 as inclusive. 3 bedroom bwnfhoosa. boards, carpels. $2, pmta".90&424263 Sixth GM, $p2ymo. uefit" WHITBY- one bedrauxm included.FieAast required Cant Seedy 435 1088. waiwtl basemenw apt, ' 1560., BochNor apt $475.: A BEAUTY S*P' entrance' uMe", a- parking, dose to Go Mry 2, trse or two � bb, roan bwdxmw, and amruities Avail" Specious bodmoaiaArving room immediatelyCal 726 Ot253 FgILDLD AD UNTL C prlatp, Cable. all i duaina, bedroom house b share SM ter month, due bott a awn mi lras no PN. Poo WHY rent when you can beaioel wonting couple. own you over hooks for aM-9188 ba inn you lhiult?!! CaN S9 . Dave Haylodc Sabi Rep. CAPITAL pmpwbm RalMax Summit Really (1991) lid. (905) 8563900 weld Bile b oft bent in room, main Oahave UvM or (906) 6663211. Spocias 2 and 3 batroon ' bm homes. SXrtrg at sm Call La" 579-21 NOW. Catty son. Iwsd-y, s5w inch SPACIOUS 3 bedroom AJAX, 3bed*odwn hsry bwnthotse, fiMislhed base BARRY S BAY- H K Cd mint 3 behhttwone, da aP al new apPinc�ee' avail- parking. Or dl ebb June 1. $925 month Aynurhlaiallionion. 90-5061927 _ Prbng, $400 mouldy* anti., h- looks ravine. FrsNrsVal- COURTICE - 3 bd nrL WWWO . June avaiMbility. Clean. huge tot garage, 1416e665442. Pets O.K. Ckw to acwots SNIO + U1111,iyAaf. Pager GREAT fi*" and family a (416) 337-6192. ' LIVERPOOL/Bayly, 3MON $132,50D.Coll (906) bedroom Men foo Mtge- AJAX uMtrrrehed room low. deck private yid, an for rata n death quiet home, aPPfi-, laundry, park- laundry and u tee irwkud- ng, close to evarything. ad. Clow b but, and shop - Suit malts eaupb. SM ping. Nom Smoker, avail- ndtsive. Available May 1. �Lrmnedatsly. $400 par 130.2951. mom• low family voices, May log 420 RENT TO OWN Freehdd Towahohnes ae a gniN crtseemt. nett to a Park $2000 MOVES YOU IN Litt Free for •t month. while nou build .our down prnment PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP is accepting applications for their waiting list for 2, 3 and 4 bedroom units. Large playground & spacious units. Near all amenities. Please call 666-2008 or visit 95 Crawforth St., Unit 85, Whitby, for further information. Office hours, Mon-Thurs. 9-5 p.m. No Subsidy Available Ajax fumishod unfur- Metod bdin+. in 3 bdrm. townhouse. store an fac. Utilities and Cable included. let 8 last req•d. $325/mo avail, mood. Sloven 905- 6W 1233, 06•6W1233, low message. AJAX- NORTN,F-rashod room with CIA. kitchen locMea, Irving mom. awes - able now, $400 pr I KXW first / fast al 425-9118 Of leave mne«aps. PICKERING- hum shed, dose to all, odor TV, use of AN facilites. non to wiar, no Pots, aWe coned. $75 wk CAN 837.7814 ROOM FOR RENT with full use of hose, nckd« may. Parking. cable. $350 mini. ihclusrw, good neighborhood. Studsrws wwkaro 725-1056 " LUXURY Couto 10e11tby 2 bedroom . 2 bedroom, fully broadloomo . washer and dryer. all applonae, cen- tral air. Pool and roc Cox Lhdwgrournd prlung. 6 rttiwulas b Go tan, great view of Toronto and CN Tower. Available nrme- 6stely. Rent $1000. per mwntn ncl des heat hydro and Wom. Please Cal 906- «6.09« or 906-665- 3331, 05-6553331. 4 Montits Free Rent - Downtown Oshawa, 4M 3600 sq. R awed s. Prk- ng and groat exposure. Best Pews! raise. Can 434 2447 or 6654132. AJAX off" apace avai- able appmxn*Wy 1000 ssQ R, do" b 401 $400 SOUTH Pidonng - dery Pr month. Please car lxwrw. , 3 firma.. « brigfM furnished room. s.e., (906)866.7750. upgrade cyanic, I cable included. BWw�;I SIX MONTHS Free rent: Office. Srncoe N. Oerw boards, carpels. $2, pmta".90&424263 valor at door S3751monfh- y. Frsslast 837-2047 , we. 500 R two rooms, sec- and nod. ewceNrw expo Large 3 badman sure, parking, bright dean $500✓mo.434-2443. °1thg esrrk.Lr room . room Iw w ' VERY bus Oshawa Y dui. a . new bkrnwow w row hanace.hard 3500 sq.tL, Iii -hod speds. som.privals db 1. NORTH OSHAWA 3 rites for tionqu of NW. Pod hag any land of dub. OI- Of - way.Exts iworne bedroom house b share SM ter month, due bott a fico space cdon inalso available. Rol moot with septa trance.Exesa w last , t/2 ublav s, dose to sdhoppirg and bus route anabl �' 00 swa area. $113.9 Cog 5761291. cal anYtimo S9 . PERI"ai share 3 bed OSHAWA East- 4 room, main t e • room room brick hose, haw with one iter pr- drrrtg 2 Iitclherhs, son. Iwsd-y, s5w inch rooms, In. bossms M@d0. *. 831 427available mus6aSNy.8s1 1272 BARRY S BAY- H K Cd rage. Reduced $V owner 429-4701. PICKERING - eelehlive loges. boys, batch, fehiag, unpolluted water, siont, Oshme N.E.-Thea fhomr b Shan, iMhiles Rd. S. Quiet area, take-out Playground on k*.dose b en Prbng, $400 mouldy* anti., h- Pntmiees. May/June dila- W&Baeutifuly des 905-037-2082 a w-416 COutt 1.613.7562746. now baitg.F.A.G., 759-2201. GREAT fi*" and family fuly lith,- toilh khans uhepoi ed bent Whmv Thidtton Dudw eddy on Riot Lake, 1 $132,50D.Coll (906) Area.Cloee b all sorb- her tom Otho, Modem 0473. opm house S IDPerson needed April 23,19. bed � ; ��hxa.$100.00 Al iwtc Sm -Cal Stew alter �' 'spogram.�hosu lei BCU 2 Nosy 430-2150. mom• low family voices, May log honkie n quill Cc COWL wweelterd wail- otos. Sunynwd Coltgn Bickytnd Serer -W*V. Taetefry I R.R. 43. Hastings, Ona KOL IY0((706)8P&MII 9AW lmicilng 3 bk SCENIC Piston - 2 bid- 1 at9a in beeari, 7 iphte itring morn eel AJAX - thpocious 2 bud fegA 111* frnot hld co%W tiling molt human room luxury condo"wourn, tit, 3 Pa. bath, great fish. roam wilt rtldamw GO- in JaWw. air can., Mg.boating WW swimming, Phos. Mater baboon Po . ti ol. tomily, SM. irk Cal (906) 839-7533. Rotten bib and sap dual" ,Ant. 1. a3li 5649 � COURTICE - Large kot ry B ' Main laundry room, , inside 1 beloom with irtplam tomos b double go and air tom . ivailabb June. I. S8001mo, plus um- CLEARWATER -illy fu- Priced at $189,000, Coh3Yorel Gfsm Car bat. (905) 899-0315. niSled mobile !hooka$, 3172 for appoihbwht. UVERPOOLMayly-3 bad- clubhouse, heated pods, by lube, temit, just 20 P'RUE We Oshawa roam Carlo. 1 172 bete, 2 minutse to beaches. NHL lOm• probawnely In bakornies, lakeview, finV y Blur Jay baseW, welds and ail, 3 bad ta$Vnb-. No pots. dog, horse tracts. Children $1 WAD. 40M. May ,. 905 a19 '�� mhotsi• 7385. .seen by ePPI. Can Q. bedroom hones t immediately for lease to -own in a Fox Hollow area. a, fireplace. dorbM dy. all apple— idow covering@ n- $182.900. Call D& - Pis, Coldwell BaNr- sn Key Really. 416- 0 160 or 905 -420 - to Lake and Marina. Hard SL, Pickerirg. s. well kept, quant iw w/separate ga- rstored pine floors, Itchen, separate & m. 50x100 R lot, sale. Lowest asldrg $117,900. Please (-2741 and ask for JY- beautiful 3 bed, bungalow, many up - ,.large fenced lot Iaxes.Just move in. $128.500!! Cal Ted ton 668.3800. (Re - TIME BUYERS JTION 611 Gals- oed.2 apps. 2 a". $93.900. Or 1330 :dqe - 2 stotiy street 3 bed. 2 appl, ga- aq�Ac, fireplace in ,arpet allowance $109.900. Barry Remax Summit M A LOSS! Owner 't 52800 down D I rdk own your own e Ha Of Call Ken is Caldwell Banker 1 =eat Estate 728-9414 VNNOUSE FORSA. I Oshawa. across ,akc Schod. 3 bed -s neutral de- , a o see. $106.000. S.Pickering, Large 3 rm condo, rteowilly, r♦ and. «spat up - 1 12 boft. s. sx- pos :re, spriaculo view d y on WWOJ,d Poking. mars to GO. swung 116.800 00 tall 83t -f M AILWINDS Whitby, lux - condo builde,g. one 941 sol. R, many as tie6.31t4 ALPINE R V RESORT CAMPSITE R.R.OI LINDSAY, ONTARIO H9V 4R1 Few excellent seasonal sites available for 1995 camping season For more Info call 1-705-324-6447 PRIVATE specious camp sites, located on River. Aocess to PTrent Severn Waterways. Full family recreational pro- gram. Cone, take a look anytime. M d K's Beaver Trailer Park ltd., Ornamse Ont, 705-799.6221. RED SETTER RESORT - Trent River near Havelock. Excellent campground. Large fully serviced sires from $785/season. Cottag- es 2-3 bedroom from =330 - S375. 1-905.4360807 or 1-706778.3096. SPRINGWATER RV and ping CarResort - 30 min. n. of Oshawa. seasonal or overnight camping. For more info, call 905986 0274. Money 575 to Lend BORROW $10,000 . pay as little as $110 per monde., o.a.c. Cal Jerry, 8667100, Free consultations. Anbun Investments La. MONEY probisrns? Debt consolidations, credit ar- ramgarrwr4. poscrrl bud" pirxrg. _edit repair. FREE CONSULTATK7NS. Ontario Credo Counsellors (Oshawa - Toronto) 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. Business 00pporiunities LIVE A PERSONAL RATED n IN CANADA EVANLV RAYS - UVE 1 • ON . 1 LOVE GIFTED MONEY ACCURATE CAREER PSYCMCS 1-900.451-4055 2--S 22 ft— .M 675companions SIHGLEY call TocErHJER, CDr1DdtD,s leading P&I"101 hkOdtdion Servi e: R T(UTHER 1-500.667-0117 V 91,fatrh Mauer meigirw Ow 4M Ian Is too Important to laeve it up to chance. Cali Mauch Mori to Moet scnered cot Will singles, W# r SANDERSON MO%t'MXYr CO. LTD. Manufacturers of cuncsery and civic memorials since 1872. 11 sbowooms or home appointmena t`oo dbft dof ItIft 000 656-64 noi F aarr sO1f t f bedroom, arae; n; .000. Pat 416246 JNUABLE Liu_ on. •air arse tar Treo- Fully srvicad, masse Shod docift ihontNresive giving b. Price hum fl r n. i. 4/6757.4844. "MAY SiPECULSIA MAY 67 $34.50 WEEKEND (Ina bus i bort) $17.50 D•I► Bus - all pflt9s. ens Ce- l$nfan • pw boll days. Noy Xk" $50.00 WEEKEND (NCL BUS a HOTEL) 2- $10,500. JACKPOTS- rei psm$ss $1199. PLUS naive los• 8111111 PIW 10 Play on sundsy- Call Laurie 9.05-723-3076 or 1,800.665-7373. GET READY FOR SUMMER NOW!!! We nava a Ings selection d now and and PARK MODE AND TRAVEL TRAILERS. Mary all up A saes in a Wp, beeulid Cal for a list P� aomPkl of unh or d" Into to: PIGEON LAKE TRAILER PARK INC. (705) 799-5376 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. 710 Brtl,s I'M A BIG SISTER Katrina Filh@r is pa.sed to armmme aloe oft arriwr cfbw revue sitar Amukee aristirse. Aersdres's .,riser cawee on rob. 695,w 1231 P.m. Sbe wvii4bed in of 7powW4 12 ounces It took 13 years for bare to arrive but $be was rorty 7ban4s to au Ake spud perple that booed i sisb br safe arrivel fxK Memoriam 683-07{%7 and let one of our essiolali advisors help you. oCD CD Cr 1 fill O O C ..t o0 f1 O Cn = �Sr _► to .ph,'o ? 0 13) n 3 M ^ x CD CL 3 Q CD Cr (4 m (Q ? 0 lh CD O Cr CD Cr N c ?� i� CL pot fmil Woo (A -.r ■ "n 11 r, rr o nu v ZOE l 15ZX J VIN VAY, APRIL A 1995 -PAGE 37 Dem wllaw as 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. IR. EASTER-- N TIRE SERVICE ApAD SERVIC Y YOUR MONTHLY AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE JSK .Auto and DEALERS NEEDED Io avadabic ATERFRONT market so nNa- , erx- Dsricnt Elosuer )MMUNITY, 2 acre loftlesam loft coded bet- �� 1spoarily i Repair beautikd Pont Perry, Lots storms. Great iriconr. no (%5) 427-4366 55.000. nl 14 Estate*. esprrnce necessary. For or 7-oM or 4262215 nlormetion Cal (M) goit-- 1(800)461-0292 paired 406, note craw., as Uux JSK Auto and Truck Repair, TOUCH Screen bw 5-P ' I vtd@o games. On location , Michael Michaud's wife Joy and good reatrn. Please cal SPECIALISTS woo full pritxrd. Sedrrd oe6caze. wooded Train lot, good d. @ray a,, lkehip NELL IT UM m for horn Oshawa CALL 683.070? OR FAX 663-7363 6)131-15ti6 e� 1652-A Bsl►ly Street W., three to notch mechanics who p will keep your car and truck run - • • • • t`oo dbft dof ItIft 000 656-64 noi F aarr sO1f t f bedroom, arae; n; .000. Pat 416246 JNUABLE Liu_ on. •air arse tar Treo- Fully srvicad, masse Shod docift ihontNresive giving b. Price hum fl r n. i. 4/6757.4844. "MAY SiPECULSIA MAY 67 $34.50 WEEKEND (Ina bus i bort) $17.50 D•I► Bus - all pflt9s. ens Ce- l$nfan • pw boll days. Noy Xk" $50.00 WEEKEND (NCL BUS a HOTEL) 2- $10,500. JACKPOTS- rei psm$ss $1199. PLUS naive los• 8111111 PIW 10 Play on sundsy- Call Laurie 9.05-723-3076 or 1,800.665-7373. GET READY FOR SUMMER NOW!!! We nava a Ings selection d now and and PARK MODE AND TRAVEL TRAILERS. Mary all up A saes in a Wp, beeulid Cal for a list P� aomPkl of unh or d" Into to: PIGEON LAKE TRAILER PARK INC. (705) 799-5376 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. 710 Brtl,s I'M A BIG SISTER Katrina Filh@r is pa.sed to armmme aloe oft arriwr cfbw revue sitar Amukee aristirse. Aersdres's .,riser cawee on rob. 695,w 1231 P.m. Sbe wvii4bed in of 7powW4 12 ounces It took 13 years for bare to arrive but $be was rorty 7ban4s to au Ake spud perple that booed i sisb br safe arrivel fxK Memoriam 683-07{%7 and let one of our essiolali advisors help you. oCD CD Cr 1 fill O O C ..t o0 f1 O Cn = �Sr _► to .ph,'o ? 0 13) n 3 M ^ x CD CL 3 Q CD Cr (4 m (Q ? 0 lh CD O Cr CD Cr N c ?� i� CL pot fmil Woo (A -.r ■ "n 11 r, rr o nu v ZOE l 15ZX J VIN VAY, APRIL A 1995 -PAGE 37 Dem wllaw as 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. IR. EASTER-- N TIRE SERVICE ApAD SERVIC Y YOUR MONTHLY AUTOMOTIVE GUIDE JSK .Auto and r FROM 15 AND UP�K pUR Truck FREE BRAKE INSPECTION I i Repair that never sleeps" ["Service 86-1694 759 Kingston Rd. W. 20-6990 1 1 Eastern 'I re Service started A�aX IL EastotBrodton Hwy. a2 -2 BiodtsSown, SK* I out as a company that changed I tires. ��—��—�---= Ten years later the company GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS out into car and truckT y paired AS WELL AS JSK Auto and Truck Repair, "IHIGH PERFORMANC ' which is named after owner 5.0 LITRE MUSTANG Michael Michaud's wife Joy and --� SPECIALISTS sons Steven and Keith, is a fully COBRA RACING equipped service repair shop with all of the latest technology and e� 1652-A Bsl►ly Street W., three to notch mechanics who p will keep your car and truck run - 4 Onbrio L1W 1l9 Te(ephoiw �) p�79`432? ning smooth all year round. "We do every kind of repair — •LOCSW at t* rW Of Kars „ here," says Maurice. "We take the time to find out what the problem 1ebgd i 195 WedW Rd. S. Unit iE and then provide the customer with a free written estimate." # 7 o Ajax Maurice says that his shop's hourly labour charge is $45 and CALL (9ffi) 619-612 ��7 that you always get your money's worth because their mechanics • COnlpldt map • FAXVft ids only do what needs to be done and dftW" • Auto AWms get the job done right." • Wndow tint • RIMt PTO When your car is in the shop you don't have to be inconve- • • Paint PfObM.'fi0f1 nienced. You will be driven to and • SunroOIfs • Fabria Probectim from your place of work or your home while your vehicle is being repaired. Also if you drive a diesel don't despair because they are qualified to work on these engines too. This is possible because the Auto do Troch R mechanics keep up on all the lat- :....:..:.:.:G, .. ...;._,:_.:.;,..,:>. est changes and have all the �MO�newes. t diagnostic equipment to tro1ubleshcot your problem in the T LR least amount of time.�#� IX I For more information about 759 Kingston Rd. 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That's why for almost two decades The Lawn Of course if you don't work with The Lawn Doctor you won't the Doctor has been doing his annual get results you desire. check ups this time of year. Lorne Buckingham, has been practising All of their carero P grams and single applications depend for 19 years and has a Program to suit your on good grass cutting and watering habits. lawn care needs and budget. "Today with the thin layer of top soil "People should mow their lawn once a under your grass your lawn needs help, " he says. "You week and keep it no shorter than 2 1/2 inches and either rake or bag the clippings," can't take it for granted." Right now The Lawn Doctor's team is says Lorne. -During the hot months it's a aerating area lawns, something that should be done good idea to water for 1 hour your lawn every other day P� sprinkler setting once a year. Plugs of earth are removed from the turf either in the early morning or evening," and remain on the surface where they The Lawn Doctor wants to remind people that the White Grub is eventually break down and work their way back into the soil. Now the oxygen, causing havoc with many lawns this year. sunlight and fertilizer are able to gain access to the root system of the lawn quickly. Lorne says you should apply an insecticide yourself or have a lawn care The Lawn Doctor will also fertilize professional do it because if left untreated the grub will Your lawn with liquid applications with slow eat away at the roots of your lawn and completely destroy it. release factors for longer residual effect and no burning. "Look for Patches of dead grass or grass "The fertilizers keep the nitrogen content that pulls up easily from the ground," he says. "Also look at your neighbour's lawn of the soil at proper levels," says Lorne. "This is done 4 times aear." Y because if the grubs are there they could end Also using only applications approved by the government, they will spray lawn up in your lawn.' Along with wife Sue, brother Stephen your to provide weed control and keep it free from and sister Sue, Lorne has built an excellent reputation in the area and unsightly pests. "We are also very concerned about safety advises people to choose their lawn care specialisty. So and carry wind meters with us to each job call The Lawn Dooctoirat 4 16 11 261- 2106 or (905)837-1272. and post warning signs," says Lorne. "If the I N'°o The Docto Says... Y It's Time Fc Your AnnUZ PICK -A -MI) CONCRETE LIMITEE • Custom ready • Any strength mi. • Metered delivery • Contractors 0—:' E -:- • Home Owners - • Industry 4 f TRUCKS TO , SERVE YOU li 'SATURDAY DELIVERY son DIAL DIRECT 683-6501 Dud _ An DOORS AND WINDOWS FOR LE, FINANCE TERMS AVAILABLE O A _r*efeaMady iaweeA ar b k Berner /ot eaara scaly 1XJ1— FFT111110111 OUNUDW SUPPLE 1110. 075 Biotic Rd. 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Call 1-SM5514667 anytime between 10:00 am. to 12 midnight, 7 days. You will not he chimSed for this call. For persons 19 years of axe and over. MArURE, attractive, angle, while mak, 19, bokutg lar slim femals, 18-25, child okay, for friendship and long term oonMniamernl No (Mad games. Sr 1070 RINGLE. 39, employed, tather of 2 tern, into auto sports and family things, not into bar scene, seeks similar tomato, 30-40, for possible relationship. Single 1071 (OSFQi welcome. SY HUMOROUS. shingle, whits male, 39, loves music, camping and very romantic independent lemek, 32-40. who loves romance and lots of cuddling, for 1077lasting JOSH) ationship. SY LET the spring be ours, attracbm haws down -b - earth, employed. single, while mals, gal. V. 170 lbe., outdoors, utdoors, skiing, swimming, romantic din - reins, for non-sniok- rg female. SY 1073 SEPARATED, average male, 30, Sb", mom sports eep 11 Laab and Jays, root 'n' roll music, loolarg ler somheone wfc is honest, has a sense of humour and is locking for a serious relatiornhip. SY 1074 OUTGOING, funny male, 20. enjoys spats, atntlloow reI . and music, sooki g a lemale, 25-35, fit, attrac- t", for friendship and oom- Paniort BY 107S lose WEST Indians guy, 31, pro- fessional worker, looking for sntxre, down by earth woman. SY 110ae766e(08111) COUNTRY gmen, 34. estal lid" home broader. sense of humour, sincere, searching for that spacial. attractive, independent woman, non -aider, wiling to cdlabora* on mutually fulfilling relationship. SY Ion PROFESSIONAL white male, wry attractive and affectionate, 44, 5'9', 165 Ilea., loves Its and most of the things in it, especially cottage and the outdoors, seeking attractive, affec- tionate, employed female for friendship, relationship. SY 1076 (OSH) SINGLE lather, 34, loves sports, children, travel, hardworking, enjoys Com - for someone fo spenndquuaality time with. single moms welcome. SY 10M GENTLEMAN, 42, attrac- tive, sten, non -•n akar, seM. aware, warm, caring, resPOCIt reputable* Intel- ligent, sense of humour. Seeks slim, amracbve Indy friend for e0 OS1 rela- bonsi . SY t0HQ DOWN-TO-EARTH caring male, 51. 5'9', young at heart, kwes dancing. i mMnic ft outdoors, drug out and much mors, wail. like to met sincere, her, sot fun kung female, ler• meet and kl meas tali• ib course. SY 1004 (OSHA BLUE-EYED, single whit• mato, 30, brown hair, enjoys Gantry and wesYm music, fast cars, sports, likes children, love* am - mate and horseback ndirg, if irseree- i o* d. SY loss SM. honest, •racers, 32, father of one, looking ler a woman. 25-32, who likes sports, horseback riding. Vis. long walks, camp- ing and has a sense of humour, for possible r lla. tonahrp. SY loss(owe FRIENDLY, happy and sexy 40 yew old Ond look- ing for my match. If you ars attractive, slim, adventur- ous, affectionate and romantic, fit's start a new hisrdslltip. sY l6N (ONQ LOOKING for a girl that doesn't play head games. I'm 40, like daricirg, going out fix walls and a variety ofalder irM•rsms SY low SINGLE white male, 30, former pathological liar, seeks trusting, single female, 25-40, with low sNl♦•*em and atl0atarnlial San wvk wing b give m• expe gifts and spendi money. you need me. s tow HONEST, humorous. sin- gle, white male, 34, who lows to have a gnat time, enjoys theatredining quiet evenings at home, loolug for a lady for a lorg-*nn rdalortMlp with some of the same inbroals. BY Is= (OSHQ DISTINGUISHED, estab. fished, wry active, 55. Mr. enjoys cycling, good con- versation, social drinker, good music, seeking classy intelligent and lovable, 5 -5'6', 115 tbs.-145 los., 46-54, possible relation. SN P SYtele JOSH) WIDOW, 38, motor of two. seeks kind, loving gentle- man to put her anus around and just 'be there'. SY 2356 (OSH) DOWN-TO-EARTH sngie mom. We 30's. seeks ggeSnr► Deman for relationship, must be family oriented, kind. easygoeg, who likes Roes, oovntry hives and cod1( Conversation. Sy � FUN-LOVING male, 23, white. held worker. fun4ov- ing, well-educated, shy, looting for employed, whas. single Ismafe only, b watch Mslroes Place with and have poikcal debates ST 1823 OUTGOING single mato, 37, 5r. 137 lbs., enjoys dance and quit even - at hone, loo" for formals, 30., with a sense of humour and a passion ler lila. for frnsndslip/rsleticn- slip. sr 11124 (OSHA yOUNfi, attrerxiw male, 21, 8 , skin burg blw eyes dark blonde hair, who enjoys romantic walks on the beach. music. movies and just plain having fun, looking for female for a Meaningful foliallonship. 3Y 105 JOSH) EXCEPTIONALLY attrac- tive female, 49, petite, blonde, who enjoys danc- ing, travel, romantic evenings, looking for a good-looking. tee gente- man only, 49-55, who is hor ook Caring and enjoys Wig` ooddHIll ngs n Me. sY ENERGETIC, slim, esteb. boned IsmW, 40, 5'0', who enjoys dancing, travel. boaMg and nanaftte treses, looikg for a ISN guy wilt a sense of humour, Wall- gence and Wrw& 3Y 2257 for fun HONEST, attractive *mak. ST', 21, seeks wspanib*, matufs-marded ma*, 22- 29, who enjoys sports, music, movie darer aftdl the outdoors, must be affectionate and have a good amiss of humour. BY INDEPENDENT, sincere and honest, with a good sense of humour, single female, 47, king seesome- one with same qualiil for a lasti relationship. BY 2261 (C GOOD-LOOKING, slim, Pette whist femalekwlkirg for a slim, good.looking, while male, 18.26, for friendshipp Possible rela- tionship. Si 2365 JOSH) SINGLE white tamale blue-eyed. Mads, build, looking for a white male, 18-25, o friendship. possible rele li01- WD. sY 2764 Joel' IMNDEPENDENT mom, RM , whiteoung u, darnc- rs, boo- Ing for friendship with a mak. 3D-45. ST 2209 TRUE blue, loyal too, sense a humour. S0. S'6'. 160 lbs., widow, smoker, ananal bur, enjoys coun- try music, basis movies, qurm awnings. searching Sy 2ri7 0" partner. lonig-kermin Mine PROFESSIONAL, single, black Is finale, 30's seeking warm gsrN•rnan for frlerd of zm PROFESSIONAL female, enjoys cycling and Cars, 'very handy', hopes to meet a romantic fireman with a '69 Camaro, who loves summer lun honssly and sincerity are a must. SY 2m EASYGOING, down-to- earth, angle. whits female, Professional. 30. enjoys sons, music. movies, the outdoors and trawl, seeks male OMMWparl 2535, for Ant him def and pass&* nwtlaYorrhp. SY 2275 SNICERE, attractive. slim female, 42. 5'8', enjoys romance. good corwersa- bon, car racing, biking and mom spa*, seeks an hon- est• sincere, passionate male, 5'10'+, b $hters my likes and interests. ST 2277 HELPI My MomMmy is driv- . She tawas no b movirise e buck park and (1 meed a break) he's n• has a sense a tumour, 26. tau and attractive. She needs a tall. non-amaking, fun-bv. i(rgSly, 25-35. Sr 2250 VALES, 38-45. my gift b you is me! Don't be deceived by the large pack- age or the plain wrapping ler inside there w a lovely present, mate n 1958 ban sncenty, sorniuvity and lots a TLC. SY 22e1 INTELLIGENT female, mid 50's, looking for male, tall. in has 50's, a smoker and must be caring and bob&" communication is impor- tent. In return I can offer sincerity, loyalty and lots a attention.9 2282 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. APRI1. z3_ liwK.Pec1:.-:a AUME R V RESORT CAMPSffE R.R. *1 LINDSAY, ONTARIO K9V 4R1 Few excellent seasonal sites available for 1995 camping season. For more info call 1 -705 -324E -644E7 PETITE, blonde, proles. nnri6ivm atonal lady Ioolarg for sal, rlietgle 45-5S, soulmate. I enjoy f r native. wilts, must, dare - 9. 1 seek a man to low and to Share my life with. 1Y 2283 ENGLISH steal, youry ors, slim, ret, attractive, great Sense of tumour, seeks stable, ei , .tat go sis man, for friendship. SY 22" ATTRACTIVE- ainge man. 35. blonds har. Yate, eyes, Snwker. non-dMw. enjoys country must, facial ler a bolting men, 30-40, forfrwdol and a possi- ble relationship. Single faooew297 H i1�s welcome. SY 2 HONEST lady, 46, kind. hearted with high morals, Seeks sincere. intelligent gentleman with character "ho yo the better Me. 0.6 =Mm but 2 7 NTELLICENT female. tried SO'$. look ag for male. tag, in his SO* a smoker and must be Canag and thieve communication is impor- tant, in return I can offer aftnUm >, SalaSV ry loa td ts INTELLIGENT. attractive blonde, 49. 5'3', no chil- dren, smoker, social drinker, enjoys quiet lifestyle, nature, music• couvmy drives, seeks mala, 50., for a long -tern ret a- iw and i o a nett sY 231 . attractive. to hive aridlatef I N9 29. orijoys �r, and best friend, 30ish. to got out and law ale b to SY an$ (OSIQ TWO single moms. one . . r 'a stair. blue eyes, 57, 90 alter 5'1Gr, broash hsir, looking for single white mains, sing 0 fatter O.K, b watch stupid movies, go and haw a good lima. S 2337 CLASSY. out slim, sateblished 2Y. 4a, 5'6'. interested in Alpine siding, danCng, travelling, basting and cottage Its, would like b meet a sincere, honest aSnYd2a=run genMnen e. ACTIVE 46, divorced. skim, 5'7', sense of humour, seeking a tall gentleman who is silicate, honest and knows what he wants, 40- 50. SY 2351 tOfSM 9 L Wre wnm men ano women LmkinQ for a Date Tonight UIM kKL FM910 & MM MM $1 99 Pa lvsr%Ae. Sponfomd by TNN khc. INDEPENDENT lady, attractive, mad 50's, would hire to mem sncwe gonse- man. non-smoker. SS elafy 60's. Wa chat. SY 2356 IWO. dependable motor, no amake. excs8mu intoo- or. rwdS some body work. Looking for humorous oauryyoing co-driver. No, roan in buret for — totiatal SY 23" SI GLE white female, attractive. M k -M young at heart. S2, looking for a man for companionship, possible relationship. Enjoys dancing, music, camping. hahrg. wafting andl good 0o)orsrerson sEr HEDONISTIC yet spintual, 40. 52', female. smoker, looking to Connect with affectionate, self -aware, creative. vegetarian male, 40-45, mtegnty, personal growth, echo -mindedness 2363 and gentlenessa must. SY FEMALE, SX, seine mom. 24, smoker, looking for a man, 22-26, enjoy out- doors. long wake. movies ((aOOdd nHf►ttheatres. sY 2366 SDW" whits tannate` 37. looking ler a male, non- smoker, 37-45, who is of eckonate. lies country mwic, dsncang and Cottage life, could lead to aterm relationsh. SY 2387 long ATTRACTMWpeab, inial kganLskegls, what *nils, male�30- 5 hgrewl aesctaWa, famiyp*rMad and likes /hs outdoors, cycing, movies. country drives and eamping. For I001 Ifierdship first sr 2asa RA$4.OVWG moles of 2. 34. 5'S', blown hair, blue 0Ys4. eryays waking, tak- ing, camping, dancing, movies and dining, plus much more. Looking for gentleman, 30-45, same "we" for Irisndah . and p ATTRpossibACTIVE, falatana i SY 231119 (AC VTf E, skin, outgo- ing, energetic, single par- ent, 28, loves Me ouldocrs, seeking an established, attractive, physically fit, honest non-smoker man, 28-40, for friendship first. SY 2371 JOSH) FEMALE, 26, seeking same, for friendship. SY 5756 PROFESSIONAL black ismak. seeking profession- al black male, for tnend- Shp. SY 3219 A refined, well-educated lady. wdow, in tate 60'9, Ykes music, theatre. ttaveL king, no desire of mernage. seeks gentleman compan- ion. Cam krs meat for car. too. SY 3220 (COB) OUTGOING, sincere, inn good shape. single. white male, 28, non-smoker. eryoys the outdoors, Camp - M Cychr . sports. country and rock music, see" a female for fnondsh ip. Sy XM3 (004 SINGLE lady looking for single straight %MWOS, 40- 50, interested in movies. SY 3227 WIDOW, gentleman, in good health, non-smoker, non-drinker, enjoys home life, traveling, romance, 1066 meethwxb, would Ilne b meet a Christian widow with similar interests. SY 401111)(001111) going sen, looking for Iniesrngdd and SENOR Sy aying bane or woman, sv, Sim build, good health, looking for non-smoker, tall, fit, easy goingfor canparnion who gan9annarli Ickes quiet times, occasional doicitg. 0nsatre and coiat- aubnt BY 4007 menial non ain k- ern non-drinker, enjoys hon" fila. quiet, happy per- sonality, Christian, would Ilse to mut gsnt*ntan wiMh Sinden nleresb who would oL Me �byday. ATTACHED, attractive, professional male. 30. very clean and discreet, seeks an attached lemale for dis- creet encounters. SY Sign COUPLE, 35, seeks *male and other couples for fun encounters, healthy and discretion a must. SY 5678 JOSH) ADVENTUROUS young couple, 30's, seeks dis- creet, slim, attractive female for mlimata encounters. sV 5681 ► GOOD-LOOKING write main. 34, 5'11', ioolur.; x male couple for discrete encounter, days only. SY 5682 CLEAN-CUT, muscular, single. white male, 40 years Young. 5'6'. 140 lbs., seek- ing female, for discreet afternoon encounters, please call mailbox for. more colo. SY 5683 VERY cute gay male. 27. seeks attractive male, 18- 30, looks and personality wry important, no games. SY 5665 GAY white male seeking same. cleanliness and dis. crebon assured and expect. ed. SY Sib!! (OSH) FRIENDLY gay male. 47. look:nq for ,,street Usual encounters. SY 5997 A gentleman bu' not a pussy cat. 51, seeks female. for camuk snco r, ters, discretion expected and assured. SY 5700 GAR female. 36. sincere. honestseeks , ses the same. enjoys movies. cards, for friendship, possible rete. bonship. All replies answered. SY S713 (03" PASSIONATE mak. 30ish, looking for sensual white female. 20.35. for Mamate afternoon encounters. rho mate callers. SY S72s OfiQ O adventurous. Shiga maks. and 20's, looking ler two adventurous females. age unimportant. SY s734 GAY white female, 30., ooking for another tannate. fnendshmp, possmbie rea- borurup. SY S73S (06" VIVACIOUS,sensual female, 32. mom a 11,1100.looking for a discreet fneno- ahio with a professional mak, days only. Sr $776 Se1GlE whit• mak looking ler 9ood-+ook+n9 maks. 1 & 25,Ia casual encounters. SY S737 JOSH) VERY attracsve blonds, 24, lot athletic. seeks attract" Ismak ler diecree encoun- Ws. discretan and door* - no" assured and aspect. ad. SY S739 (OSHA PERFECT gentleman, 6'. 185 lbs., 30's. warm. caring and giving with a sensual and naughty side. seeps genuine and affectionate female, for spring magic, SY 5739 SINGLE, friendly. gay white mak. 33. looking for sante. white mak. 19-35. sincere and honest. SY S740 GOOD-LOOKING male, early 20's, looking for another mato who enj�,s going out to the movies, dancing and just have a good tins. You are honest, open. Sincere and looking for something long term. SY 5741 EMPLOYED male, 19, 5'11', 145 Ibs., almost happy with what life has Provided. seeking Moder. ately earn, stint female for 'Yo strings' get togery with Panel ikty of long-term relationship. Age a not important. SY S742 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE male, 35, seeks attractive female. for discreet encounters. SY 5743(00H) COUFPLE, 32.35, seeks other couples for fun OVOUr SM friendship f;%i open-minded and discretion a Must (Wh4by Aj SY 5744 ATTRACTIVE, white, attached female, 30's, wishes to meet black females or couples, must be Clean and discreet. SY ADVENNTTUROUS couple, 30's, seeks attractive, healthy female or other couples for fun and d wrw+ encounters. SY 5747 ATTRACTIVE couple, mid 20'9, seeking couples or female for fun encounters, age not important. Must be clean and discreet. SY 5746 JOSH) ATTACHED male, 31, seeking daytime encot,-p lots with attached, single females. SY S7SO FEMALE looking for a sin - lady, 18-30. Must live in Oshawa. Sr 5751 JOSH) 0 r tv SPECIAL 19% MUSTANG CONYERTBLE x,994 MIISTANO GT CONVERTIBLE 5.0 L V8, AUTOMATIC, LEATHER TRIM, ABS, AM/FM CASSETTE, AIR CONDITION, POWER WINDOWS, LOCK SEAT, 6,000 KM. STOCK #RC158A 23Mlwww I 5.0 L V8,5 SPD., MACH 460, AIR CONDITION, ABS, POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS SEAT, LEATHER TRIM, 2,000 KM. STOCK #iRC180 s 26 60 :'1 � ON RI IlonTils phi LEATIF�T LJCEICE AIO APPL�AlfLE TAXES EXTRA REBATE APPLED 1D EALE PRICE. .. ?.RIO N OONN i 1Si MlONTN AIO I i Dow, mmm=nwmwm101 FREE. O:A R - OILY lALEI<mm om I.aE EXft 261-3311 2660 KINGSTON RD. (AT MIDLAND AVE.) 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