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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_04_30Ask about our Free Head Tat 0"Or 7� i .../ Weddings Banquets Mastings Pardo$ 683-3210 Annandale Country Club 1 plcl4-elltV F. ews .SPORTS Ontario champs Page 27 ,cam\_ Kitchens Plus IN IOii�ii R� E, The fink eft No awl', son-w.a. arW&M3oa,�.a;oopA. nr.a • Ri. OW am.430 RA. sat W30 „n: M er. Y • . low verti 0 e_r"y mac. r Sunday, April 30, 1995 40 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 18 Tories would [NRLCouncil flip-flop trash dumps, leader vows ❑ NDP election defeat would kill landfill sites, Mike Harris echoes Liberal leader Lyn McLeod PICKERING -- Pro- and away from the gressive Conservative Province. She also stated leader Mike Harris fol- the Regions would not be lowed in the footsteps of able to pick up where the Liberal counterpart Lyn Province had left off with McLeod by telling its landfill site search. municipal representatives Mr. Harris basically exactly what they _ reiterated Mrs. -� wanted to bear �- McLeod's state - during a meeting I ments by saying at Queen's Park "we would aban- Thursday morn- don the three ing. rWA sites" if the Last week the Progressive Con - mayors of Pick- servative party ering, Vaughan wins the upcom- and Caledon, tar- Mike Harris ing provincial gelled for pro- election. posed dumps by the "This means that the provincial government's IWA's three tainted Interim Waste Authority, dump site choices are met with Mrs. McLeod, dead, unless the (Bob) who pledged to scrap the Rae (New Democratic) IWA along government with the We head to the is re -elect - three land- ed," the fill sites, pow June 8 / Pg. 2 three mayors including said in a one target- joint state - ted for Pickering. ment to the press follow - Pickering mayor ing their meeting with Wayne Arthurs, Vaugh- Mr. Harris. an's Lorna Jackson and While the statements Caledon's Carol Seglins made by the two political were given a similar leaders might be some guarantee by Mr. Harris cause for celebration for during their meeting. the municipatities,. the Last week Mrs. Regions dread having to McLeod said the respon- start the costlytob of sibility for finding new finding somewhere to put dumps will revert back to their garbage all over regional municipalities again. Baseball or bean ball? Chris Newall scrambles to avoid being beeped by a pitch thrown by pal Ian Passy as the two hone their baseball skills at Lester B. Pear- son Public School in Ajax Sunday. photo by Ron Pietroniro allows school on busy corner ❑ Politicians give OK to Montessori school on old Strouds Market site By SAL BOMMARITO SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVEWF SER PICKERING — A development proposal for the old Strouds Market property at the corner of Kingston Road and Rougemount Drive will go ahead after a flip-flop by Town coun- cil last week. A request for a three-year tempo- rary zoning bylaw by property own- ers Jose De La Torre and Shirley Copp to allow a Montessori school on the property, just north of the Rouge Hill Public Library, was origi- nally rejected by Town council's executive committee. But Town council voted to approve the owners' request one week later. The development application had stalled because some members of council supported a temporary use See MONTESSORI -.Page 3 Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Billboard...............................7 Sports.................................27 Classified .............................33 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-4464 Ext. 34 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 93t + 7t GST = $1 :.i7 -t-, , s 0 t: PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 3061"S Election called, opposition leaders assail `mini -budget' DURHAM — In one of their last acts before calling a June 8 provincial elecin Ontario, the New Democrats have tabled an economic statement that promises to cut the deficit by $2.3 billion to $5.8 billion this year. And with Ontarians now set to vote in five weeks, opposition party leaders have been swift and scathing in their criticism of Finance Minister Floyd Laughren's 31 - page document. There is absolutely nothing here on the eve of an election that the NDP govern- ment offers the people of this province except their failed record," Liberal leader Lyn McLeod said in a release following the announcement. The NDP vows to main- tain health and education programs, help 66,000 young people get their first job in September and consult with the public, after the election, on federal budget cuts. Mr. Laughren's statement closely follows Premier Bob Rae's four -point campaign platform to cre- ate jobs, protect health care, fight Ottawa's cuts and manage Ontario's deficit. M 0©Progressive Conserva- (/R tive leader Mike Harris blasted the New Democrats in a separate release, sug- gesting there's nothing new in the economic statement. "The NDP has not shown any leadership with this document," said Mr. Harris. "It is basically the status quo. It's a wish list, not a budget." Flying Members of the Ajax Radio Con- Here, club member John Brunke trolled Model Club were flying works on the control rods of his high recently when they heli a Electra Glide radio -controlled model airplane demonstration at plane. the Pickering Town Centre. photo by Ron Pietroniro KEEP IN TOUCH twfr►t Oshawa/Wh tb mis Week a� �ft Advertiser n osou rce 10 --Mm � _ _ - 1I 683-7040 5100 - INFOSOURCE DIRECTORY CM 6013-7010 using Whm pn011om a touch-tone or push button telephone that enter 4-ftit emits tones. trs a code of your dloice FREE call from from the dirWory Oshawa, Whitby and .. . 5 - am 9024 - Cancer son . Lao 9021 5127 : LArs 5831. Agmiw 51112- P�. Seen - en, Sponsored by cAWALLllttfEUlllw aBllt 5002 - Pkk 3 Enter 5010 if ysoap - SVW z are not familia 5004 - LGITM10 with this system • • Press ' to en 5016 - idw of dw ay 5017 - awr of ft nay vour call. 5010 - TriviaQuiz • Mr. Laughren said the New Democrats have done a solid job of dealing with the debt, considering the stormy economic waters they were forced to navigate. "When I think back to the severity of the recession and what we would have had to have done to prevent that kind of increase in the accumulated debt of the province, you would not recognize Ontario today," said Mr. Laughren. "Obviously, no one likes to build up a debt, but I think the important thing now is making sure we don't get blown off target in terms of reducing it." Explosive flares washing ashore AJAX-PICKERING — Area residents are warned to be on the lookout for explo- sive canisters which have been washing ashore here. The marine location markers — or flares — emit a white chemical -type smoke when dropped into the water by air-sea rescue Planes - They also contain a small explosive that is supposed to discharge once the canister is empty and send the remains of the flares to the bottom of the water. Some of those flares are washing ashore unexploded, Durham Regional Police report The latest was found Tuesday around 3:10 p.m. on the shores of Lake Ontario along Montgomery Park Road at the bottom of Brock Road in Pickering. The flares were dropped in the area Monday by a Hercules C-130 aircraft dis- patched from Canadian Forces Base Trenton. The plane, which buzzed over area homes, was investigat- ing what turned out to be false reports that a yacht had overturned in Whitby that day - The flares are silver and are about 20 inches in length and two -and -a -half inches in diameter. They are marked with the following warning in both English and French: "Warning. Hazardous mate- rial. 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"Her byalty, phenomenal wait ethic and the rapport she has devekoped with our clients are, in my view, largely responsible for the success we have achieved," Mr. Emmink says of Mrs. Cowan, who has been with the consult- ing fum since its inception in 1990. Mrs. Cowan, modest by nature, is visibly uncomfortable with the acco- lode's heaped upon her during Wednes- day's board of trade luncheon at the Ajax Community Centre. The 36 -year-old wife and mother of two girls, aged seven and 10, "was stacked" when the announcement was rnade at the luncheon, attended by about 100 secretaries and their grateful bosses. "What the award tells me is my loyal- ty, dedication and hard work has been appreciated," says Mrs. Cowan, a for- mer empbyee of the WCB m Toronto for 12 years. "There isn't a day (Mr. Emmink) isn't thanking me for something. Com- ing from a place as big as the board was, :you really appreciate it. It makes you strive for more." FINANCING* 'Exampe sto,000 over 1 j 24 months al 3.6% APR mouthy is $433.36. COB $400.64 O.AC. r-�• Montessori school wins Pickering's OK FROM PAGE 1 bylaw, while others supported a permanent use for the property, at the west entrance to the Town. Councillors had also objected to the zoning application because of potential safety concerns which could arise from the Montessori school being so close to Hwy. 2. But those concerns seemed to take a back seat as Town council decided to approve the application after it had been rejected by its executive committee. Regional councillor Maurice Brenner, who pushed for col- leagues to approve the temporary zoning request, downplayed safety concerns raised by other politicians by saying there is a precedent for schools being located on busy arte- rial roads. "Just a short walk away there's another Montessori fronting on Hwy. 2 and there are other schools on regional roads. I'm not suggest- ing safety isn't paramount, but the design addresses those concerns." - However, Ward 3 regional coun- cillor Rick Johnson and Ward 3 local councillor Enrico Pistritto both warned of potential safety problems which may occur at the corner. Mr. Johnson said, "The differ- ence between other schools and this property is the setback. Other schools have berming and side- walks. I'd like to see a consistent distance from the roadway with other schools." Councillor Pistritto was more direct with his comments. "Another difference is that this is a comer location. My gut feeling is that there's trouble here when you think of three-, four- and five- year-old children and how quickly they can move." Councillor Brenner said the three-year temporary use bylaw will give the Town an opportunity to monitor any safety concerns which may arise from the school being located so close to the busy corner. 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Minion &drums.Douglas & Douglas000ys glcor ed pimerds of the News Advertim. %ortgramations Tricia & Douglas for being our Sunday Carriers of the Week. Diner, patrons, firms serve up help to Oklahoma Diner on Harwood staff donated tips to the Oklahoma bombing relief fund. In back, from left, are Ted Manikas, Gus Limniati- atis and Jeff Yando. In front are Fran Brown, Marie Pan- telone and Elaine Vin- nells. photo by Ron Pietroniro By REGINA PEZZARELLO SPECIAL. T) THE NEWS ADVE RMSER AJAX — A local eatery is getting lots of support in its efforts to serve up help to the people of Oklahoma City. The Diner on Harwood had collect- ed $718 at press time Friday to send to the relief fund in the city shaken by a terrorist's bomb and was still getting donations from area businesses and residents at week's end. The diner's week-long campaign has ended, but the generosity of area individuals and firms hasn't stopped. "We've had to tell people to call the Toronto organization Feed The Chil- dren, who will send the money down to their office in Oklahoma," says Ted Manikas, part-owner of the restaurant. The Diner's campaign started when cook Jeff Yando suggested patrons -.,.FILL YOUR FREEZO HMN W W. CKERING STORE..3E3E T ," ONLY C F 104 S 114 ,,... 1211 KNGSM RD. SOUTH SDE OF NW. 2, JUST *EST OF MUM TOWN CWX SALE CONTINUES UIMTABIE 5fOM vMN f A SBBQ PRICES N INFECT IJ1rtE SAT. MAY1396 donate tips for a week. It blossomed with businesses as far away as New- castle writing cheques to help the cause. "It was the sight of the little chil- dren that got to us all," says Mr. Manikas. "Especially when I saw IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE 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. f 2) 0 them carry out the little girl Bailey it hit me how sickening the whole thing was. 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S70 GIVE USA CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-0707 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-4464 ext. 34 InfoSource 683-7040 Rural Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 'Tile News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of intertest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half Palms in Wree News Advertiser ��y uses cyded newsprint irL I•vw1.l■It olrvv,^o. IAWT IT N —r.�..-r • • K�•w wt.l� 16111V1' PrettV MAKE IT UP 1 To You,., t,, J -IFYou JuST it GAVE ME ANOTHER v� y ONCE, One could hardly blame Ontario residents if they're sick of election ploys, promises and prattle before the race even begins. In one of its last acts before Bob Rae officially called the election Friday, the NDP released an economic state- ment promising to cut the deficit by $2.3 billion this year. Not surprisingly, the statement contained little detail, with no specifics on what cuts the government would make to achieve its promise. It was also typical that in delivering the document, the government of the day made mention of having to struggle with an inherited deficit and blamed the pmced- ing party for the mess. The Liberals and the Conservatives have made the same accusation in the Past. The statement delivered by finance minister Floyd Laughren backed up Bob Rae's four -point campaign platform to create jobs, protect health care, fight federal government cuts and manage the deficit. It's ironic Premier Rae, who created the social con- tract and made sweeping cuts to the health care sector, now promises to protect it on the eve of the election. It is also typical — and expected — that the leaders of the other two major parties slammed the economic statement. No one would have expected them to do any- thing else. What it boils down to on all sides is campaigning, pure and simple. It's a preview of the rhetoric we're all in for over the next few weeks as each politicial party does its best to woo the voter. When we go to the polls on June 8, it won't be rhetoric and flowery promises that sway us. It will be careful consideration of party track records that will help us decide where to make our mark. WkrrE To rHE NEws An f v1RT1sl:R,130 CoMw.icIN.: AvE.,`AJAx,l1S 2H5 oR FAx vs AT 683-7363 r::•:•:::.•, .... .....�+'.:ii ..•-...... ;:;2?:y:::•; kr2:%:•' Sit The Lon g 2) Why is he suddenly interested in local politics? Because he lives, shops, pays local taxes in the area. 3) You haven't heard a peep from him Tom? Probably because Jim goes about his business on our behalf with a quiet determination (reflects his profession as a teacher in the town). 4) He was neutral on the dump issue? Good for him; why make any- more stink when there's enough already in the wind in Ajax 5) He voted for the `hared' (vour To the editor: Re: "Lets examine the Ontario NDP honestly" As usual, Mr. Long is long on sniping and shpt on facts! 1) "We pay him S54,000 annual- ly for a six-month part-time job' — The implication here is that the pre- vious members of our riding worked 12 months for the same money. I don't ever recall Mr. Long chastising Mr. Ash or Ms. Stoner about their pay, or how many months they worked for it! and short of it is this... word) equity bill: Hate is in the mind of the beholder , 'equality' is in the mind of the fair in an attempt to be just in an uncaring society. 6) "Cut benefits for `Snowbirds'" While the working poor subsidize than back home in their cold winter nests! 7) NDP is driving jobs and peo- ple out of Ontario, eh? From what I've been reading, other provinces have been using taxpayers' dough to get companies to locate in their area. It's CallM nnarhino A].- A . know what Free Trade has done, and is still doing Tom? 8) Yes, I think Bob Rae is aware of skilful people going to Europe, the most notable individual being the founder of an auto parts giant to a castle in his native country with the 'gazillions' made here. 9) Can't get Jim on the phone, Tom? Most queries can be answered by a courteous constituency staff. Jim McLean Ajax 01' Mother Nature sure has a mean streak... Mother Nature sure has a mean streak in her. Either that, or she's giving in to Old Man Winter so he can have one last gasp (you know how insecure men are). Consider this: On March 15, 1995, I spent a day in the warm sun at the Metro Toronto Zoo. Layers of clothing fell away as the day wane on and I was sure this was the harbinger of spring. Nothing but better days were ahead. On March 26, 1995, I spent a glorious afternoon of goifmg in the warn sum in Durban Region. Like everyone else that day, I paid homage to Mother Nature and thanked her for her bounty. The ground was soil, the birds sang a spring tune and I could glimpse still better days ahead But the joke was on all of us. On April 24, 1995, I drove to work with an overcoat and gloves on, cursing our atmospheric fate. Ob sure, the sum was out and the trues m Ajax are threatening to bud, but I wasn't celebrat- ing spring. Neither were my golf clubs, which now sit idle in the trunk of my car waiting for another opportunity to poke fit at me. Alas. suppose, we're living through just another Canadian. spring. It's warm; it's cold; it's warm;,it's cold; it's cold; . it's cold; it's cold. - I can hardly wait for summer (because it's not the heat, it's the humidity)... DOD Talk about a drive to help others. Morley Shortt, a former Ajax High School teacher, was recognized last week for his volunteer efforts with Community Care of Ajax -Pickering over the last 16 years. The United Way aeon gave Mr. Sbom the Kathy McKay Community Service award for help- ing area seniors and disabled adults. In these last 16 yeas, Mr. Shoff has logged no less than 15,000 kikew- ttes in making sure residents in the community get to appointments they otherwise would have difficul- ty keeping. That kind of commit- rrtent is what makes the communi- ties of Ajax and Pickering so vital and successful. Without people like Mr. Sbortt (and without groW like the Uniled Way, Community Care etc.) we would all be poorer for it. all of you! Ccagratulaiion% from all of us to �illboard SUNDAY, APRIL 30 POTTERY: Ajax -Pickering Potters' Guild holds its 5th annual spring pottery show and sale from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Turning Point pottery studio, Pickering Recre- ation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Free admission and parking, door prizes. Part of sales will go to Children's Wish Foundation. 837- 0181. AMNESTY: Amnesty Interna- tional, Ajax -Pick- ering branch, hosts the regional meeting of Amnesty groups at Pickering Vil- lage United Church, Church Street north, from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Discussions, workshops and guest speaker Murray Rogers. All welcome. 686-2535 (Mar- guerite O'Con- nor). MONDAY, MAY 1 RUG HOOK- ING: The Ajax Rug Hookers meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax Senior Citizen Friendship Cen- tre, 45 Exeter Rd. New members welcome. 428- �6532 (Michelle). AEROBICS: An evening of aero- bics and refresh- ments called Fun `N' Fitness is held at 8:30 pm. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. The weekly -program is for men and women of all ages. $3 per visit. Proceeds 10 the church. Reg- ister that morning at 683-4740 (church) or 686- 0258 (Catharine). PARKINSONS: The Parkinson support group, Durham Region chapter, holds its monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Church, Whitby, corner of Centre and Colborne Sts., south door enumce. Film on family relations. All welcome, refreshments served. 666-8576 or 668-6580. TUESDAY, MAY A N T I - RACISM: Tak- ing A Stand, the Social Develop- ment Council of Ajax-Pickering's anti -racism edu- cational program, meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Police Station Community Room, 990 West- ney Rd. Register at 686-2661 (Tanya Gulliver). L A D I E S' CLUB: The Tuesday Morning Ladies' Club meets for aero- bics and crafts from 9:15 to 10:45 a.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Com- munity Centre, Centennial Rd. It's for all ages. $2 per session. 686-0258 (Catharine). SENIORS' TALK: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Club, 46 Exeter Rd., at 9:30 a.m. Sea- son -closing lun- cheon, annual general meeting, election of offi- cers. Guests wel- come. 683-7799 (Louise). GENEALOGY: The Whitby - Oshawa branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets in the cafeteria of Henry St. High School, 614 Henry St., Whit- by at 7:30 p.m. Local resources will supply infor- mation. No charge. All wel- come. 683-2476 (Marion) or 723- 7460 (Bessie). FELLOWSHIP: The Ladies in Fellowship Evening is at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering at 7:30 p.m. Cost is $2. Guest speaker Joy Clark will discuss her expe- riences as a rebellious teenag- er. 839-4621. QUILTERS: The Durham Tril- lium Quilter's Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. in the new Caribbean Cultural Center, 600 Wentworth St., E., Oshawa. Wheelchair accessible. 683- 5135 or 725- 7751. SCHOOLS: Claremont Public School hosts a public informa- tion session on School Commu- nity Councils at 7 p.m. in the gym. Guest speaker is Durham Board of Education super- intendent Bruce Walker. 699- 1909. WORSHIP: Dunbarton-Fair- port United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering holds a mid -week wor- ship at 7:30 p.m. as an alternate to Sunday worship service. All welcome. 839-7271. Canadian Tire PICKERING Winter driving is hard on your car. Now is the time to get it ready for trouble-free summer driving. SPECO PRICE B O T T L E DRIVE: The 9th Ajax Cubs hold a bottle drive from 6:30 to 8 p.m. near Lord Elgin Public School, Ontario Street. Returnable beer and pop bottles are sought. 683- 1329 (Nancy). WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 OSTEOPORIS: The Ajax/Picker- ing Osteoporosis support group THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 31% I"S-PAGE 7 April 30, 1995 meets at Durham dances, past and OPEN HOUSE: Regional Police's present dance Exeter High Ajax station at styles, story- School, 80 Falby Harwood and telling and poetry Ct., Ajax, holds Westney in the reading. $2 per its annual open Community room person or $6 for a house featuring a at 1:30 p.m. 683- family of four. culinary arts buf- 3948 (Marg), Tickets sold in fet from 5 to 8:30 4 2 0- 9 1 9 7 advance at area p.m. ($10 for (Moira) or 428- high schools or adults and $6 for 9392 (Lorna). by contacting children aged 11 DANCE: High Warren Flood at and under) school students 683-1610 (Ajax S t u d e n t present an Inter- High) or 427- demonstrations, national Dance 7950 (home). subject display Mosaic at Ajax Tickets will also and interactive High School, 105 be available at activities from'6 Bayly St. the door if space to 8:30 p.m. 683 - Cultural allows. 8125. �IIANT BRIDAL SALE 4 DAYS ONLY d Thurs., May 4 - Sun., May 7 � v INCREDIBLE SELECTIONS OF ALL NEW BRIDAL GOWNS a SATIN • LACE • SILK Also Available... Limited Selection Bridesmaids/Mothers Hurry Fn! Limited Offer m OIL, LUBE AND FILTER: - We install up b 5 litres of Motomaster Nugold Oil - We install a new Motomaster Oil Filler (both are new-car-wartanty eppmved) -tussis lubrit:ation. 0 ROTATE 4 TIRES: - Cheek rernair>i V tread deW and adjust Ore pressures. m CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM: - Inspect front and rear brake system. m CHECK COOLING SYSTEM: - Includes pressure -test, deck hoses and clamps, water p M radiellor, d*h far"ctm fan, deck and adjusdrilla bells, check coolant cankiilon Pickering SERVICE HOURS OCHECK ALL FLUID LEVELS: - Including brake fluid, windshield washer fluid, anti -freeze, di mnW transmission and power steer% L]CHECK BATTERY CONIIIECTIM OCHECK EXHAUST SYSTM - IiA 0ler, mtaW *es, manifold and gaskets, hangers mnd CJ CHECK FROIf 4M SUSPBISION: - lreu&V shoft Wees d stew" lirrcag steeringf comppower onents. 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Please""r`ecycle ' tft N&S ADVk*'1' 1& Sl)NDAY; AJMlJLJ 1!!S -PAGE f Cultural group hosts tea for seniors PICKERING -- The Pickering The party kicks of at I pm. at the Carib -Canadian Cultural Association Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley is hosting its annual seniors' day tea Farm Rd. south of Hwy.2. Call 428 - Sunday, May 7. 8116, 420-5196, or 427-7344. �, i%-- Tanning Beds SUN BATHE IN LUXURY! Contour Body Shape - NO WHITE MARKS! plus all your Hair Care needs. ,,_Lemptaftorls IN HAIR ® 281-6655 V15' 4679 Kingston Road o > 1 W 0 RD. " W z 2 Ll i PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,1995 Finance' 1'ItLO OVER W&P " 19 -1 A §121, MONDAY MAY 1ST - 9 AM - 8 PM TUESDAY MAY 2ND - 9 AM - 8 PM wwr7rm Look for ■ the Bright o = Yellow & Hest Of �, White rvi*" on cs Tent! ndas $ ■1 Dundas 2 Hwv 401 0 nvpc is .�•. Gt�Y1Xi,t�ll'�f?Jkii'1tR'YR �('l.I: k'•'�, ^4+K :. .. .. :)b8-330 Laing leads DURHAM — The director of the public school board here will play a leading role in defining the future of secondary school education throughout the province. Durham Board of Education director Pauline Laing has been named chair- y man of the Ministry of Education and Training's sec- ondary school reform reference -� group. "It's not an easy task, but I think it is Pauline an important one," Laing Ms. Laing told trustees at their regular meeting Mon- school education reform committee day. "It's not only an honor, but a tremen- dous satisfaction," admitted Ms. Laing, whose career in education began as a high school teacher in 1962. The group will provide advice to minister Dave Cooke on all aspects of secondary school reform_ a I Rnl;s�n�s�l-ss�.rss�.rssss�s�.,r��n�ns o � 5 S S � ' � � - S FAST- TAKE OUT & DELIVERY 75 Bayly St West (AJAX) 90683-74o5 C )5 O ...,a a......o rJ�J�LI�L T��rJ�rJ�cJ-u �Pc J�LnrJ�rJpi D i 1Rl0�c l�LPrJ�rJ�r1'rJ�cJ'� p RING COURTESY OF: the act of THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30, I"S-PAGE 11 �E-F/LE READY CA$H 1� 0at Tax RetIM19, M1 FREE E -FILING WITH TAX PREPARATION W) E -FILE ONLY SERVICE AVAILABLE LoI RFFUND CHEQUES WITHIN 14 DAYS (MOST E -FILED RETURNS) On READY CASH wrrHIN DAYS PROFESSIONAL TAX & ACCOUNTING SERVICE AVAILABLE ALL SERVICES DONE ON LOCATION AT PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (NEAR DOMINION STORE) 1333 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING, ONT. L1V 188 PH. (903) a37-0364 FAX (903) 837-5089 OPEN SUNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY (MALL HOURS) I 1 4 a TO Serve The Multicultural f A�Y1Y11��r�.4�. 6RAN0 opl�11� SPECIALS 25 NEXXUS Treatment Shampoo mw,mg. to 8*W* HAIR: 100% Human and Synthetic Braids, Weaves, Wigs at Everyday low, low prices RAN1477 Bayly St., Pickering 837-2735 40 NVVf1.7: WAIL -SI. I am . pm Sundt t30 am - 3:30 p.ra r IN"t PAGE 112 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,1995 Drivers needed for MS carnation blitz DURHAM - Now is a good time to get your volunteering spirit into gear. May is Multiple Sclerosis month, and with that conies the MS Society's annu- al catnatim campaign. The Durham chapter of the MS Soci- ety needs drivers to deliver carnations to designated areas in the region. The carnations will be sold at various locations throughout the region on May 11, 12, and 13. If the driver uses his or her own vehicle, gas money will be reimbursed. For more information, call G1arula DaSilva at 686-2581. '1111he Meat People" Fresh Chicken 1�►Viags SAVE 1,701b. $ 29 m. Sirloin Steaks Uan if 1 1 87 Beef t T -Bone Steaks $ 849 50. Cube Steak Sirloin Tip Roasts J r-s..� I , MacarOti Salad $1 Porterhouse Steaks $ 99 5 m. el Fresh Pork or Knackwurst Meat _c I.oiaves Cutlets weteras9se 17" 1"ervoW ltd. PICKEKING 831.796►1 c NalIftwIts .r1a.. Q We&& Thul'f. FrL :SOL 04 Environmental Commission 112 St. Clan Avenue West 112, avenue SL Clan oulest Appeal d'appel sur Suite 502 Bureau 502 Board 1'environnement Toronto ON M4V 1N3 Toronto ON M4V 1N3 Tel. No.: (416) 314-3300 T616copieur. (416) 314-3299 Fax. No.: (416) 314-3299 TElbphow: (416) 314-3300 FILE: 00431.A1 NOTICE OF HEARING IN THE MATTER OF sections 137,140 and 144 of tithe Environmentel Probcdon Act, as amended, - acid . IN THE MATTER OF an application by The Regional Municipality of Durham and Courftice Auto wreckers Limited dated August 2, 1994, for a hearing before the Enviratrnerttal Appeal Board with respect looorditon 23 on Certificate of Approval s H120100009 -M for an agarwc waste management system issued by the Director, section 39, Envroromerthal Protection Act Cental Region, Ministry of Environment and Energy. Condition 23 states: The Wpicant shelf forthwith reimburse the Crown for costs incurred by the Crown to retain a full time provincial Officer as defined under fe Act who shall be responsible for: a) morvi rig compliance with the conditions of the Provisional Certificate of Approval No. HI 20100009-03 for this Organic Waste Management System including Organic Sol Cordifcxrrg Sites Wed in Schedule'E' which is attached to and fairs part of this Certificate; b) monitoring the installation of all works and agoing site management and operations throughout the We of this program; C) reporting to Ce District Manager on all incidents of noncompliance with the regulations, ft conditions of t Provisional Certificate of Approval No. H120100009 03, the Ermror,rnental Protection Act R.S.O. 19%. the Ontario Water Resources AcG R.S.O. 1990, the Pestiddes Act R.S.O 199o, other applicable legislation and the approved design, operations and monitoring d0axnertts and d) participating on any relevant Citizen's Advisory Committee. The applicant's grounds ter appeal are. a) The condition to rewnburse Ce Crown for to costs of a hull -time provincial Officer is reasonable in the circumstances, given Chat the program has never warranted. and will never warrant the kkkne services of a Provincial Officer: and b) The Crown is without specific stahttory authority to impose such a condition upon a mxniapality. For additional information respecting Condition 23 of the Certificate Approval No. HI 20100009-03, contact Mr. Maly Lapinski, Regional MuricgWq of Durham Works Department 105 Co Burners Drive, Whitby, Ontario, LIN 6A1. lslephone (905) 666-2051. 1 you require the assistance of an nterpreter, or any other assisiance, or foe hearing to be conducted in fie French iartgLlage, Please advise Coe Board Secretary as soon as you receive fie notice, and thoe Board wig try to accommodate your meed. If you do not respond to In notice or ndmcate to the Board Secretary that you wish to participate in the hearing, the Em*mn*nW Appeal Board may proceed in your absence and you wig riot be entitled to any krther notice in the proceedings. This notice is published in accordance with the drections provided by the Environmental Appeal Board. DATED at TORONTO, this 25th day of April, 1995. Susan E Dunn Board Secretary The hearing of Cis appeal will commence on Monday. June 5, 1995 at 9:30 a.m. in the Camel Cflwnbers, Regional Municipality of Durham, 605 Rossland Avenue East, Whitby. Ontario. The hearing will continue it necessary at 9:30 a.m. on June 6 and June 7, 1995, at the same address, in t following roans: Tuesday. June 6, 1995 - Council Chambers Wednesday, June 7, 1995 - Boardroom 84 The purpose of the hearing is 10 ermble Coe Board to determine whether d shag confirm. alter or revoke the Director's eald0on on the Cerbfipp of Approval. 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Cmc 3 qwv Ain, Hugh Lake S1- LagooSunrinn) Stock Ahn Hugh Nmquon River Lagoon (Prom party) SMOG iT P Masked gunman makes U Tacking PICKERING A man carry- dog loses - An armed man wearing a ing a gun entered Mike's scent after stocking over Milk and Vari- white, about 25, his head made ety Store at 962 following off with an Kingston Rd. medium height undisclosed around 9:50 trail to amount of p.m., Durham and medium money from a Regional Police Fairport convenience report. Road store here late Thursday night. fie gave the clerk a plastic 'THE NEWS ADVERTISERSLWDAY, APRIL 30, 1995 -PAGE 13 off with cash in Pickering robbery yellow bag to an embankment man got into a described as build with a red baseball hat and put money in on Fairport car there, as his white, about 25, moustache. a three -quarter - and fled on foot Road. It's scent ended. medium height He was wear- length camou- s o u t h b o u n d believed the The man is and medium ing a dark blue flage jacket. toward K' �ngston Road. D u r h a m police and Met- ropolitan Toron- to Police's canine unit fol- lowed a path to A" n r�:T mow► Phone: (905) 509-6131 ■ I■■ U►■ was i 0.100 ■ ' ■ ■ isin ■ E ■ I Mu, ■ ■ Fax: (905) 509-61: ■ ■■iWE r ■ is,■i,■■ 33 ii v i i AL i v 345 Kingston Road, Suite 103 Excellence in Computer Training Pickering, Ontario MICROSOFT WINDOWS LlV IA1 MICROSOFT WORD FOR WINDOWS MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR WLN ROWS MICROSOFT POWERPOINT LOTUS 1-2-3 FOR WINDOWS WORDPERFECi[' FOR WINDOWS LEARN AND IMPROVE YOUR COMPUTER 5KMM WITHIN A WEEK Office Hours: Monday - Fndav 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. FREE COUNSELLING AVAILABLE saturdav 9 a.m. -12 noon 1EVENING CLASSES FOR MORE INFO CALL: (905) 5096131, 9 a m -10 p.m. SEE SELECT & OMR INSTANTLY, NOT IN WEEKS.:::: Md you leaw+e with a FREE PROOF SHEET, so you're i catairt or whel you ordered. & fee of $4.00 per person. payable when port -ft are taken. Wo limit an e» number of aduerfted collection per hnMybut only one adwrssed collection per alqux Your d,oi' of pose and bodgaund. Additional poses When for opYglal p, W oDMCI with no I I'll -n 10 purchase. Porbslt sizes apprQAnre THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN S DAYS Tues. - Fri. 10 AM - T PM Sat. 10 AM - 6 PM PICKERING (Kingston Road) 1 1 1CARE 1 1 1 � FOR YOUR1 I � COMPOSTER � I 1 1 � r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 It's important to maintain your composter properly for 1 1 it to be a success. 1 11 1 0 Add organic kitchen wastes and yard wastes in layers 1 1 Cover kitchen wastes with yard wastes to deter un- 1 1 wanted insects and pests 1 1 0 Cut aN materials into a I pieces j 1 The smaller the pieces, the faster they will break down 1 1 1 1 Tum your compost pile regularly 1 1 This adds oxygen, which speeds up the process and helps 1 1 prevent odours e Keep the pile moist 1 Use a garden hose or a watering can 1 0 Harvest the finished compost 1 1 Use it on your lawn or garden r 1 r Small quantities of grass clippings can be added to your r compost pile - but we encourage you to grasscycle 1 instead! 1 1 1 1 l 1 � 1 i — 1 1 For.more information on Composting or Grasscycling please 1 contact the Durham Region Works Department at (905) 668-7721. 1 I 1 • i ' • �1 ®At els YC�r 1 o r • :r Funded in port by the Ministry of Environment and Energy ; DURHAM: r r -------MEN MEN ---------------e- iiale gaile =J PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISIER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,19% Orchestra Durham seeks musicians AJAX — Local Anglican Church, The organiza- professional musi- 91 Kings Cres., in tion, which was cians can finally Ajax, May 4 to 7. launched in Ajax fulfill their life- The orchestra last month, will long dream of hopes to attract a draw on audiences playing with an core of profession- from Pickering to orchestra. al musicians to Bowmanville. Per - The new maintain high -per- formances will Orchestra Durham formance stan- feature well - will hold auditions dards and an inter- known light clas- at Holy Trinity esting repertoire. sics and popular Night of music at Mount Zion PICKERING — Mount p.m. at the church, 3000 Zion united Church pre- Concession 8, Pickering, sents a night of music and with a variety of music for fun Sunday, May 7. everyone's tastes. A collec- The fun begins at 7:30 tion will be taken. • 105 111*1 St. Plaz Hwy. #401 Baily '° Giobai met Foods 683-5204 selections. Classi- cal and sacred con- certs wi 11 be added later. Professional players and com- munity musicians are encouraged to contact Stephen Riches at (905) 471-6926 to arrange an audi- tion. DENTURE CLINIC: REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Relines' Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION Wflam Steil, DD, F.C.A.QA) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. 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GOODMAN & DR. S. WEINER & ASSOCIATES IN HOUSE ORAL SURGEON & PERIODONTIST EMERGENCIES SEEN IMMEDIATELY EVENINGS & SATURDAY BY APPOINTMENT SENIORS DISCOUNT DENTISTRY WHILE ASLEEP AVAILABLE NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 2 839-5951 927 LIVERPOOL RD. SOUTH (LIVERPOOL & GAYLY) � iltori� Ar� Roofing cit gmo OPOO D COMMERCIAL Q INDUSTRIAL M RESIDENTIAL C7 REPAIRS C� FLATS Cl SHINGLES 265=5 110 CLIPT THIS COUPON AND SAVE! IT,'WE PAY THE G,SI I i- 10.2 42 CUM Blvd, h 1---------- 1 CAREER FAIR CHOICES FOR CHANGING TIMES THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY 14 EXHIBITORS COME TALK TO THE EXPERTS MAY4 5, 8 6 M -- DIAMOND NANA GENENT INSTITUTE Customized Twining for You & Your Employees INCLUDING... • Leadership • Supervision • Strategy - _ • Management • Self -Directed Terms • Communication • Sales and Marketing * Customer Service • Quality Management i Business Process Re -Engineering THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30, I"S-PAGE 15 • SOLUTION PROVIDER • MICROSOFT WORD • MICROSOFT EXCEL • MICROSOFT ACCESS • MICROSOFT WINDOWS • MICROSOFT POWERPOINT DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE Suite 404 - 95 Bayly Street West, Ajax, Ontario LIS 7K8 ' LOCAL (905) 427-1922 TORONTO (416) 410-0969 • PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1995 • Visit Desti"ny'95 at the Pickering Town Centre Choosing the right path to fulfill your destiny requires careful thought and planning. For those that know where they want to go and for those who don't, there is help for both. If you want a career that offers a good salary, a solid future and the challenge and excitement that makes life worth living, then you should visit the Pickering Town Centre this weekend. At Destiny '95 you will have the opportunity to meet representatives from 14 different companies that offer training and employment opportunities. 0 learning centre Booths will be set up all through the Pickering Town Centre and the event kicks off this Thursday, May 4 and runs until Saturday, May 6. The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser is hosting the event and hopes that you will take that first step in what could be the direction leading to a rewarding career. Fred Eismont, classified sales manager, says the event should provide excellent opportunities to prepare for and pursue career goals. "It should be of interest to those entering the workforce, considering a career change or for people in need of employment," he says. "The participants at Destiny '95 offer a variety of choices and opportunities and all will be happy to explain their particular programs and services," So don't miss Destiny '95. It could be the beginning of a great career and a bright future. CORPORATE TRAINING DIPLOMA PROGRAMS • Customized Seminars Our location • Your Location . Days • Evenings Weekends • 6-8-10 Month Programs • Word, WordPerfect • Excel, Lotus Accounting -Manual & Computerized • CorelDraw, PowerPoint, Ventura • Windows and DOS Environments Computer Learning Centre 101 Mary Street West Suite 304 Whitby, Ontario (905) 668.9713 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,199S -PAGE 17 Cho a career is no easy task "What do you want to be exist today as there are will give you the tools to begin This may seem like too much work, you'll like your job. It will also when you grow up? It's a current jobs available? So how to improve and to change but think about how much your influence the environment you live question that everyone has will all this change your careers as the world of work decision will affect the other parts of in, the friends you make and the heard. plans? changes around you. your life. It will affect the amount of plans you have for the future. siIt suggests that there is a You may not be able to Although the process for money you'll earn and how well mple answer and thatchoose just one career for the rest of your life. The decision You make today to learn the skills you need to get the "right" job is simply the first decision of many that you will have to make in a lifetime. This means that it is very important to first learn how to make decisions about your career goals. This knowledge somehow each of us should know exactly what career is right for us. According to labour experts,- we will probably change jobs and careers six to seven times during our working lives. Did you know that by the year 2000, there will be as many new jobs that do not exploring careers is straightforward, it involves a considerable effort. You will need to spend some time looking at yourself, deciding what is important to you and gathering information on possible careers. After that, you will need to learn where to get training to pursue your chosen career. CAREER SCHOOL OF FLORAL DESIGN GHT WEEK PROFESSIONAL FLORISTRY & SHOP MANAGEMENT COURSES THREE WEEKS FLORAL &BUSINESS IN-HOME VIDEO 7 a = = = ' a ' a " " " " " ' • • ' 111111 M - = I OPPORTUNITYCOURSES ■ Name Age ■ ■ R • INTENSIVE TRAINING ■ ■ • OPPORTUNITY TO START OWN BUSINESS ■Address � IF YOU ARE OVER 45 O ■ AND RECENTLY LAID'L ���' Province ■ ■ Of OFF YOU MAY QUALIFY ;Postal code ■ Phone ■ FOR TRAINING ■ 1 D ■ @VRY: NEIL BURNS ■ I DeS ASSISTANCE. ■ 670 Progress Avenue Durham Educational • ■ Scarborough , Ontario Representative ■ 905-576-6968 (Local) ■ in Businessvna S�dxxA 436=1 991 ■ M1 H 3A4 em1-.800-898-5103 (Toll Free) ■ DURHAM Management - C1;rrrR�, O Committed to effectively provide training in all areas of business management and microcomputers. We are skilled in the development _ and delivery of customized quality programs, offered at a quality site (Durham College, Skills Training Centre, Whitby). For example: BUSINESS LEADERSHIP HANDS-ON INTERNET GROUP DYNAMICS WINDOWS APPLICATIONS EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS LOCAL AREA NETWORKS .l 0 THREE WEEKS FRESH FLOWER COURSES PART TIME EVENING COURSES z DeVry creates opportunities, "A DeVry education prepares you At DeVry you learn current technology. for your choice of careers. You can and how to apply it to the real world. go anywhere technology goes — DeVry offers diplomas in electronics, and succeed. Of computer information systems and technology -related business- Day and Robert Fuller, Hewlett-Packard. evening classes available. 1988 DeVry/Atlanta Graduate. I! We produce measurable results, in a cost effective way. Let us contribute to your success... (905) 721-3340 _ PAGE 19 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1995 • ��. TQtiGH SA'f, MAY 8'iM >� ItE� A 11i 1 Fl# ...�...1COYi►N�NT16E �: .......... Diamond Mai The success of any organization is dependent on capital, technology and of course human resources. Investing in their skills and capabilities will enhance performance, productivity and profitability. Diamond management Institute assists companies achieve their goals because they are dedicated to developing and delivering quality training to help them excel in today's competitive marketplace. President Joe Gagliardi says that every businesses needs are unique. Our training programs are designed and customized to accommodate a company's particular objectives and budget. - he explains. Diamond Management Institute has locations in Mississauga, Markham and one in Ajax at 95 Bayly St. in the Baywood Plaza. The institute is comprised of qualified instructors with relevant industry experience and the programs combine a mix of seminars. short courses and longer programs which provide a full range of training services. Flexibility is aLso an important feature of DMI. "Training can be delivered at our facility in Ajax or at your workplace," says Joe. "Scheduling is conveniently arranged to suit your situation including evenings and weekends." Participants gain expertise in a number of programs including communication, customer service, sales and marketing, computer software, leadership, presentation skills, personal development and high performance teams. Rick Lea of Century Maple Consulting is just one of many individuals who have received the benefits of Diamond Management Institute training. "The computer is an important ally to business in today's competitive marketplace," he says. "Thanks tq the instruction I received at Diamond, I now feel confident in my ability to use the technology to real advantage in my small business." There are a lot of new things happening at DMI. They have recently been approved as Microsoft Solution Providers delivering products such as Microsoft Windows, MS Office, Excell and Word. Whether you are learning business software for the first time or upgrading from another package, let their professional trainers help you master your software. The company is also developing new vocational programs in business management which are scheduled to start this fall. They have also expanded beyond the Canadian borders presently training staff at 5 U.S. companies in cultural change. Diamond Management ' iagrement Institute dedicatedqualit Institute delivers training that will be your objectives. 427-1922 or visit their booth at Destin result oriented and guaranteed to meet Call today for more information at '95. 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.T.C.-PICK. 6 $101.00 MS WORD 6.0 WINIINTRODUCTION MAY 23 -JUNE 27 TUES. 6:30-9:30 P.M. C.S.T.C.-PICK. 6 $101.00 ACC PAC PLUS MAY 8 -JUNE 19 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 1 W.P. 5.1 INTERMEDIATE MAY 11 -JUNE 15 THURS. 6:30-9:30 P.M. DASE-PICK. 6 $94.00 i *OSHAWA WINDOWS, DOS OPERATING SYSTEM APR. 29 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. ALC-OSH. WINDOWS 3.1 MAY 8 -JUNE 19 MON. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-0SH. 6 $101.00 PROGRAMMING IN C -INTERMEDIATE MAY 8 -JUNE 19 MON. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-0SH. 6 $101.00 LOTUS 1-2-3 V.SWIN. 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. 630-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $101.00 LOTUS 1-2-3/00S 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 THURS. 6:30-9:30 P.M. ALC-OSH. 6 $101.00 SATURDAY COURSES 2155 LIVERPOOL ROAD NORTH COURSES - PICKERING TO REGISTER: - IOC TION WFFK5 INTERNET - CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOUR SATURDAY SESSIONS TUITION 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 9:00A -M.-1:00 P.M. P.R.S.S. 4 $92.00 MS POWERPOINT WINDOWS FILEIPROG. MANAGER APR. 29 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. C.S.T.C. 2 $49.00 PAGEMAKER 5.0/WIN. MAY 13 MAY 27 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. 8:30 A.M.-12:30 P.M. C.S.T.C. C.S.T.C. 1 4 $36.00 $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-OSH. 3 $75.00 PROGRAMMING IN -C- JUNE 3 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. MAY 8 1:00 P.M. -4:00 P.M. ALC-0SH. ALC-0SH. 3 $75.00 5 $100.00 PAGEMAKER V.&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 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. MAY 27 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. ALC-0SH. ALC-OSH. 1 $30.00 4 WINDOWS 3.1 WINDOWS - SHARING INFORMATION MAY 27 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. MAY 27 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. ALC-OSH. ALC-OSH. $86.00 4 100.00 REFINING KEYBOARDING SKILLS MAY 27 9:00 A.M.-12:00 P.M. ALC-OSH. 1 $35.00 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 JUNE 10 1:00 P.M. -5:00 P.M. ALC-0SH. 2 $49,00 COMPUTER 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 I COURSES PROVIDE INTENSIVE TRAINING IN MICROSOFT OFFICE AS WELL AS WORDPERFECT 6.0 WINDOWS, LOTUSNVINDOWS, ACCOUNTI ACCPAC PLUS, AND COREL DRAW. COURSES ARE OFFERED IN WEEKLY MODULES: • WINDOWS - M.S. WORD • ACCESS - W.P. 6.0 WINDOWS • M.S. PUBLISHER • COREL DRAW • E-MAIL - POWERPOINT -ACCPAC PLUS • EXCEL *PAGEMAKER - LOTUSNVIN PLEASE CALL THE CSTC AT (905) 686-7118 OR (905) 420-5641 FOR EXACT DATES AND TIMES THE COMPUTER COURSES ARE OFFERED. ALC - ADULT LEARNING CENTRE C.S.T.C. - COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE DASE44CKERING 421 PINE AVE. (EAST SIDE OF OSHAWA CENTRE) 1400 BAYLY STREET (EAST OF GO STATION) 816 KINGSTON RD. OSHAWA, ONTARIO PICKERING, ONTARIO PICKERING, ONTARIO L 1 J 2 H 9 TELEPHONE - (905) 6864118 TELEPHONE (905) 579-1990 . (905) 420.5841 (905) 427-2165 (TORONTO UNE) FAX (905) 68"175 FAX (905)579-9722 P.R.S.S. - PINERIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL 2155 LIVERPOOL ROAD NORTH PICKERING, ONTARIO TO REGISTER: - 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. 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Over the years the school has grown in student volume as well as its curriculum and its service to the community and the floral trade. "Every phase of th floral industry is covered i our school course through lecture, demonstration an hands on training," say director and teacher Jerri Poulton. Subjects covered include basic and advanced designs, pricing, buying, field trips, customer relations, salesmanship care of fresh flowers an plants, construction, shop management, compute courses and other related topics. "Most students have no training in the floral trade and want to open their own shop or seek employment," s says Jerri. "Other students just love flowers and enroll in the floristry course for e self confidence and future n goals." Floral shop owners d today are not likely to train s new people, due to lack of time, expense, and patience. Some shop owners prefer floral designers with at least three to five years experience but will also hire graduates from a floral designing school. d Over the past fifteen years the school has seen r many new floral shops open up in Ontario and other provinces and has been able to assist many graduate students in finding job interviews and placement. Classes are limited in number so that �PRIMERICA Financial Services AN EXCITING CAREER WITH UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY We Are: • Rapidly expanding in Canada. • A subsidiary of Travellers Group ($1106 in assets), a leader in the financial services industry, and listed on the NYSE and TSE. • Motivated by an ethical consumer challenge. 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APRIL 30.1995 Partners in Adult Learning a successful team effort Partners in Adult Learning - a unique partnership between Durham College, the Durham Board of Education and the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board has been in operation for just over one year. The three educational systems of Durham Region have come together to jointly promote adult education and learning programs within the community by using an information/registration kiosk located at the Supercentre Mall in Pickering. This mall approach allows for increased community awareness, easier access to quality service and reduced duplication. The staffed kiosk provides information on all adult programs and services delivered by the partners as well as supportive counselling to assist with academic career goals. For an added convenience, registration can be done at the kiosk. Since locating in the mall, Partners ir. Adult Learning has served over 13,000 Durham residents with a variety of Educational needs in our second year of business we remain committed to developing new resources based on feedback from the community and the needs of the adult learner. Some of our new initiatives include a monthly "Calender of Events", a Fall '95 Computer Preview Calender and a joint 11 Ifi 1q qd J tot ,;�* T..ea Fall '95 Continuous Learning Calender. The staff would like to thank you for welcoming this innovative idea and making this partnership the success that it is. For more information on this project contact the Partners in Adult Learning at the Supercentre Mall in Pickering or call 420-4217, 1800850-7351 or fax 420-4561. Also visit their booth at Destiny '95 at The Pickering Town Centre .. .... LANTANA FASHION WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH You're invited to visit our exhibit booth showcasing our Exciting Spring '95 Collection of superb fashions made for your busy lifestyle. Also,ou'll learn about exciting g business opportunities with lantana that will offerY ou M unlimited financial growth and success. Looking forward to seeing you! We will be participating at: Pickering Town Centre Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 4th, 5th, 6th, .ming Serving the Educational Needs ofAdults, Business & Industry in Durham Region ✓ Course Information ✓ Course Registration ✓ Counselling ✓ Referrals W ,Y _. Look at yourself and your skills efore deciding on a career Before you decide what careers ou might like, you must look at ourself. You need to decide what's mportant to you, what interests ou and what abilities you have. As you mature, you will develop a system of personal values. Often what's valued by you is something you do well and therefore is something you really enjoy doing. These three important items -- values, skills and interests -- will help you select a career that brings you satisfaction and success. There are many resources available to you to help you to start thinking about those three important things. This would be a good time to visit the guidance office at your high school( whether you are in school or not). Good career often available counselling is also at a private career college or institute like the ones at Destiny '95. Counselors can help you identify your skills, interests and values at Iittle or no costs. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,1995 -PAGE 25 ,)� That's their job and you are the reason they exist. Also talk to people in the career fields you are interested in. Speak to your friends, relatives -- anybody you think of as successful. Most people like to C) talk about what they do. conversations, You can get the Ion facts about a career and also find out how these people got their jobs and what aspects of the job they like most. If possible go to a job site and look at the workers. Watch what they do and how they do it. 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Get all the training** you need - including the free Applications Integration Module' - for a reasonable price. With our proven Integrated Learning'' System, you'll be learning on a schedule that's flexible! Call your local Academy of Learning Centre today - - i First Pickering Place 1550 Kingston Rd., Suite 201 Pickering, Ontario 831-8167 831-8431 (fax) ADEM Y of LExinlancs Computer & Business Skills Training • 100 Centres Across Canada Yasin ob. Yi W0. ESO. AWMs. PMMPQN ln0 WYNow N am •M1M�W d YaoMR ca0 - TgYiYp C" M ab" of MR oUs wN 1.a1�i I; MAIM AML N aYM MpM. Fis a s •"M �M ]0, 76. FftrAv mo proud host of... N-orld O 041m)ortimity see )tort tbere.f y i F 0 ores ) Serve You. Got a score? Call 683-5110. THE (YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,1995 -PAGE 27 - TSP(:)R S Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110 F 68-7. T HOCKEY .: lCe asDurhamWest amoa :: • . : r`::..etfr' ............ .......... end.strileoforproAn Ajax adult precision' tslavincial cro wn i:#attng team fared well at the AJAX-PICKERING — Alvinston 2-1 in the semi- Canadian Precision :.Skating The Durham West Lightning final. Championships in Calgary in mid - senior 'C' women's hockey In round-robin action, the Apa team won the provincial title Lightning defeated Stoney The Ajax Ice Diamonds placed g g ..third in the preliminary flight which with a flawless performance Creek 4-0, Pon Stanley 7-0 - � •••-.� at the women's champi- and Leaside 5-1. ualified the 20 -member squad far the onships in Ajax and Champions in the other ;, _ ' ♦ gold -medal final skate- In the final, the Pickering last weekend. categories were as follows: --_ F 'ick Diamonds finished seventh overall The Lightning posted an Senior 'A' — Newtonbrook; in Canada undefeated record, while Intermediate `A' — North ' Gnashed by Mona Gibney, the team allowing a stingy two goals York Junior Aeros; Midget is affiliated with the Ajax Figure against, to earn the women's `B' — Cornwall; Bantamkatutg Club. `C' crown at the 1995 'A' — London Devilettes; >> The Ice Diamonds will begin a Ontario Women's Hockey Bantam `C' — Sarnia-�� skating4suramer session m June and d Association championships. Starfires; Senior `B'�P."Y rocxuiting nt.ar members More than 80 women's Russell Invaders; Senior `D' ' ' for the 1995-96 seasm. If you're over teams from across Ontario — Timmins Welcome; = '"gam 21 and have previous figure skating competed in I1 divisions at Intermediate 'B' experienetwcall Catroiat470-3834. the chain hosted b Burlington', Midget C' — "` r Members of the Ice Diamonds are PCPs Y 8 8 Sandra Knox, Lisa Solski, Janet the Durham West Girls Sudbury and District; and r ;Sneddon, Ruth Sorley, Lorraine Hockey Association. Games Bantam `B' — Ottawa were played at the Ajax NCCP. Dawson, Tammy Byng, Renee Picard, Community Centre, Don Members of the Ontario ' `F '-`a'; , Diane Hogg, Linda Wood, Carol Beer Arena and the champion Durham West Miriam, MoocejansenEleanor MacKe�, Pickering Recreation Lightning senior `C' team :Allison Booker. Nlrichele Lawson - Complex. are Leisa Nicholls, Debbie _ " . - ;Peacock, Barb C 0M. Joum Innes, The Lightning blanked Helmer, Linda Whiteside, _ „ _ Matazen Mumford. Paub Clayton and Newtonbrook 2-0 in the Blanche Sherrer, Cindy senior `C' championship tilt. Clost Elaine Latchford x McQUU1= .•. Cindy Clost scored both markers, with assists to Denise Warne and Melanie Turpin. Goaltender Elaine Latchford earned the shutout and most valuable player award in the final. To advance to the final, Durham West edged wHNKM 4_*Ffaai wwsyrwsl Mibi�yBsY/� !l1.se� MAKE YOUR OWN GREAT TASTING WINE FOR LESS TFIAN 5r A BOTTLE!! SATISFACTION GUAHAKrEED 619-04133 ® �,MONAFM KVEjAJA Anne Salvagna, Karen Poirier, Kathy Murray, Tracey Omerod, Tracey Kitchen, Lesley McAllister, Melanie Turpin, Diane Brookings, Nikki Chapman and Denise Warne. Coaches are Don Henwood and Mike Ryc man. LOEB Glendale girls are novice/tyke champions AJAX-PICKERING — The Durham West Lightning LOEB Glendale novice/tyke girls' hockey team took home the hardware after winning its house league championship game. Glendale edged the Plaque Attackers 2-1 in the title contest. Scorers were Sarah Poirier and Ashley Ewanchek, with assists to Sara Ali, Lisa Lillie, Jenny MacDonald and Nicole Monosky. The win was a total team effort, with goaltender Kalley Greer provid- ing a solid effort between the pipes. Team coaches are Bill MacDonald, Rick Sears and Ehsan Ali. Soccer players sought for team DURHAM — Adult soccer play- ers are sought for a a recreational Wam, in Durham region. Games are slated for Sundays at 10 am. throughout the summer. A goalie is especially needed. For more information, call Gary at 428-2450. A player with the Durham West Lightning senior women's team races for the puck while being checked by a Leaside Wildcats player during the Women's Provincial Hockey Championships in Ajax and Pickering last week- end. 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Canadian Tae Kwon -Do Championships in Quebec City. Andrew Campbell, 13, and brother Damian Campbell, 16, came home with gold medals. Andrew claimed first place in the pre -junior blackbelt sparring while Damian earned top spot in blackbelt junior sparring. Damian will now travel with the Canadian tae kwon -do team to the World Junior Championships in Poland in early June. Both Campbell brothers have been involved in the martial art for the past seven years, training at the Creighton School of Tae Kwon -Do in Scarborough. AJAX MEDICAL BUILDING 601 HARWOOD AVE., SOUTH, SUITE 208 AJAX, ONTARIO L1 S 2J5 (905) 686-4439 TORRANCE MEDICAL & VEIN CLINIC 2930 EGUNGTON AVE. E. SCARBOROUGH, ONT. MIJ 2E4 111 (416) 438-8000 IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS. NO CHARGE CONSULTATION. KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 Kingston Rd. 1101 Consumers Rd., 107 Kent St. Suite 2101 Suite 204 Whitby Pickering WillowdWe 1 491-4644 4304800 Enjoy V26 k � Eli! R HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING CarrierFREE• •`"`�``'•`"" ALL SUMMER LONG Don't Pay untm Labour Day 1995 MIA tww "4&Ak inM A Air Conditioning Homs 3 Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Pkwy. Pickering, Ont. L1 V 61(5 PICKERING, AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 905-428-0333 905-436-3212 PICKERING MEDICAL CENTRE WALK IN CLINIC Announcing Dr. John Veale Pediatrician has joined the clinic Associated Physicians Dr. M. Semoff Dr. R. Shafir Dr. B. Farber Dr. V. MacLennan Dr. H. Petroff Dr. M. Phillips Dr. H. Dy • X -Ray • Ultra Sound • Lab Located on Premises MONDAY -FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 5:00 p.m. -9:00 P.M. 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. 1885 Glenanna Rd. Pickering I &Wk " 839=3883n�6rc�� 0 umversit y the highest ranked Hawkeye on the balance beam nation- wide this season, tied for 40th. In the Central Region, she was ranked in a 14th -place tie on beam. Stephanie Wessely • HOST A STUDENT FROM SPAIN THIS SUMMER Caring families are wanted in Pickering to open their homes to Spanish students for the month of July. Students attend English * classes during the day. Lots of activities for host families as well. For more information on this exciting cross cultural experience. In Ajax and Pickering call: j MARY HAMILTON DYNES (905) 428-2525 •'85 per week renumeration provided for room and board. THE / LANGUAGE WORKSHOP WE'RE ASKING A LOT OF YOU. MONDAY NIGHT IS RED SHIELD APPEAL NIGHT. Your generosity can make a big difference to someone's life. The bomeless said searching for a haven. The lonely heart seeking compassion. The child crying out for comfort. These are the people for wbom the Salvation Army provides help, and then bope, the people wbo need it most. We ask for them that you give. As much as you can. THE NATIONAL RED SHIELD APPEAL. C���.- $&,SWM MOW 11, , mn Campaign 1992 V& ft8K baso. OrMab. s µ16Y1N-00% >l.>,.. ----------------------------------- 1 HELP US HELP OTHERS. r 1 Enclosed please find $ 1 I 1 I would like someone to call ❑ Phone No. 1 jIf you'd like more reformation about us ❑ 1 Name. 1 _ r 1 Address: 1 r r 1 City: 1 1 I Province: Postal Code: THE NATIONAL RED SHIELD APPEAL, 1 I L -----------------------------------J s" THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,1995 -PAGE V Look for this feature every other Week where various health concerns will be addressed Spinal Health Week May 1St to P Back Pain BACK PAIN CAN BE DISABLING Each year thousands experience severe disabling back pain. In fact, it is estimated that over a quarter of a million such cases will be temporarily disabled. Many back disorders begin as vague dull pains or aches, often noticed first think upon arising, yet seem to disappear once you are up moving about. This primary symptom or early warning should not go unheeded. As a rule this is one of the earliest indications that trouble is developing. HEED WARNING SIGNS Perhaps these pains will not persist; however, often with the Slightest bit of stress such as coughing or sneezing, bending or twisting, arising from a chair, or attempting to lift an object, you may suddenly experience a severe agonizing pain, and find that you are unable to stand erect, or as is often the case, that the pain is so great that you fidget, squirm, or stretch trying your best to get in a position where the pain will decrease. After Cee Keukens encourages you to support. SUNRAYS DIABETICS FOUNDATION Donate a $25 cheque, made payable to Sunrays Diabetic Foundation, and train for (one month free). OUR GOAL IS SIMPLE, TO HELP YOU REACH YOURS CALL=WFORMitiltTOMIEAREEMDO9<1d MUKOFOW/fiO—GM— `����'�y�/� 428-2219 �l2M11/VL�7 K' °'.=5116 �r E�>✓�x IVE MOVED CrCLZPAW! OUR NEW LOCATION IS AT 1 050 BROCK RD. S. PICKERING 837-2906 • HARO • WHEELER NEW • MAXAU • PARKPREE 9s' • IRON HORSE • RALEIGH LINE • MIELE • PHOENIX • AND MANY MORE! NOW =19.95 1050 BROCK RD. S. UNT 9, PK2(EM13 - 837-2906 19 SWOE ST. S. d Klig OSHAWA 721.196! IN-LINE SKATES From M c failing to get relief from self-administered methods you may realize that you will have to seek competent professional help. EARLY DETECTION SAVES GRIEF & $$$ Modem, scientific methods of locating the exact area or areas of spinal impingements enable your chiropractor to remove the cause of your pain. It may be said that early detection means early correction; however, should you be among the few who allow this condition to persist without competent care, chances are that you will require more care for proper correction. In any case where your chiropractor feels that occupational or postural stress may allow for re-occurence, then in all probability he will recommend corrective exercises and attention to correct posture. GET YOUR LIFE BACK Studies of thousands of cases of back disorders have revealed that those under care of a competent chiropractor have enjoyed complete restoration of spinal balance following scientific chiropractic adjustments. ROLGE VALLEY THERAPY CENTRE. INC. Spcc4liaRn ice pTb tic by TTbbeerraa pists Is Body 9b "wge Pldcertaesa' Massage Therapy is nc of the must ancient . of rhe Healing Arts. eOff Therapeutic Massage � 'Mowechmi,96 I- OW fee combined with the =ft z advanced lrnowlcdgc I Anatomy, Physiology and the skilled hattds o 1 I a trained and licensed Therapist, can do much U, return and keep you 376 Kinguon Road, in gaxl health. Unit 17. Pickering HOURS SAT. i9o5,.W4187 MONIN' A.K.2-6 P.Y.rage t LL- 9 P.Y. 'Extended Heal R', :ove Possessing a positive attitude is a key element to achieving success in any endeavor. While learning martial arts with one of our professionally trained Blade Belt instructors, your child will develop a positive attitude. This is just one of -the many traits martial arts instills in children. Others, like self confidence, respect and discipline go a long way to ensuring your child's success in school and in fife. On top of all this, our class schedules are convenient, affordable and fun! Toit/aAaliMill rnfopiopsps NWall"ieyYraitirl Call Now! 839-5000 SUPERKIDS KARATE If you are interested in advertising in this feature call Chris at 683-5110 DOC Smoke Free - May 7-14 In response to the new bi-law which plans to ban 100% of smoking in all public PY Y B places, the Black Dog would like to know �,J what you think. Please call with your opinion 415 285-4544. The House of Esthetics 563 Norfolk Square, Pickering •=ocials -=yebrow & lash tinting • Waxing • paraffin trec&nents • Body %woo • Make-up Applications • Make-up lessons • Manicures • Wedding makeovers Treatments for all lands of skin, with emphasis or, aging, sagging and problem skin. We use exclusively Clayton Shagal products. For appointment or information Cap Joanna 420-2211. PICKERING PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE r McKenzie �- Cranio-sacral therapy Microcurrent, Ultrasound Active Rehab Exercises Wax, Whirlpool, elic. T NO WAITING UST Rey land Phym0wapota Suite 6F, 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering, ON. L1 V 1 C1 (At Hwy. 2 and Valley Farm Rd.). Evening i Sat Appoitwnertts 420-1266 "Kids Have Spines Too" That m what I loll " pours who haw Children. Chftenl chars have twin ayes and leaf, dndted but not their spins. Dtxnp M,e prowinp years dhildosn's spires should be Screened on s eegulor basis. Spinel problems are mow b m. when detecW wlrly so tltat minor problenn do rat become nosior oras in adult W. Olbn dhi m will not drmbp sympbms when a s^al problsrn octans. A good exaffole of ftis is , r " —to n snoiosis or spinel cuwbw. The a~ may take years b de - lop wiltW any porn. Pow tts should cede fair dtil ' 11:10"" for dues. Do they Stand Id and atWOM? Do flay hue a Isrrrl - b hart to one side? DnSs ore pant leo sppw romper! Uneven pent NqW utli" hips or denied shaddescon r dicala to preSerof a ecoliosis. Since Ow spiral cattnsr WAVOrb foe body �lrarrre, a saWkisis or aawAre at the spite con ailed Ow aa2al hsiplM of fn drild, not b mention fr negeow impact on foe nnrvr>tN and overall health. Left ur*—e d, scoliosis con land b dellmmili and pain in lever yews. In exteme cases, lnaR andNrrrp liaeliwa can be afMcUd. ChkVw can be feuglM prop- spinal ienteGd posire shauM be ermrage& Hswe id be dddren avoid fiat would w*" (heirefpnrtmes. such �fw a slte�oaoer laaft bbecolise it cwW nh we wh plash ice biro >"on fn spine. Your Doobr of Chiropractic is trained b dnpnose and treat mndtiore of fn spine and rwvous system. Symptoms from spinal relowd wobleme can improve by correcting spinel dysluncion. Dr. Mlchael Musceo, B.S.c-, D.C. PICKERING CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTRE 1794 Liverpool Road, Unit 21, Pickering (next to Harvey's) 420-1443 ,Nowt a g in the Pldcertaesa' 15 Years of gentle caringi service in Toronto b area Dr. Mary Ann Franko x. a.. 9F.E 'Mowechmi,96 I- OW fee Call For An Appointment Expiry nofSm-000 Yalw d f50 -5200 683-7735 The House of Esthetics 563 Norfolk Square, Pickering •=ocials -=yebrow & lash tinting • Waxing • paraffin trec&nents • Body %woo • Make-up Applications • Make-up lessons • Manicures • Wedding makeovers Treatments for all lands of skin, with emphasis or, aging, sagging and problem skin. We use exclusively Clayton Shagal products. For appointment or information Cap Joanna 420-2211. PICKERING PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE r McKenzie �- Cranio-sacral therapy Microcurrent, Ultrasound Active Rehab Exercises Wax, Whirlpool, elic. T NO WAITING UST Rey land Phym0wapota Suite 6F, 1450 Kingston Rd. Pickering, ON. L1 V 1 C1 (At Hwy. 2 and Valley Farm Rd.). Evening i Sat Appoitwnertts 420-1266 "Kids Have Spines Too" That m what I loll " pours who haw Children. Chftenl chars have twin ayes and leaf, dndted but not their spins. Dtxnp M,e prowinp years dhildosn's spires should be Screened on s eegulor basis. Spinel problems are mow b m. when detecW wlrly so tltat minor problenn do rat become nosior oras in adult W. Olbn dhi m will not drmbp sympbms when a s^al problsrn octans. A good exaffole of ftis is , r " —to n snoiosis or spinel cuwbw. The a~ may take years b de - lop wiltW any porn. Pow tts should cede fair dtil ' 11:10"" for dues. Do they Stand Id and atWOM? Do flay hue a Isrrrl - b hart to one side? DnSs ore pant leo sppw romper! Uneven pent NqW utli" hips or denied shaddescon r dicala to preSerof a ecoliosis. Since Ow spiral cattnsr WAVOrb foe body �lrarrre, a saWkisis or aawAre at the spite con ailed Ow aa2al hsiplM of fn drild, not b mention fr negeow impact on foe nnrvr>tN and overall health. Left ur*—e d, scoliosis con land b dellmmili and pain in lever yews. In exteme cases, lnaR andNrrrp liaeliwa can be afMcUd. ChkVw can be feuglM prop- spinal ienteGd posire shauM be ermrage& Hswe id be dddren avoid fiat would w*" (heirefpnrtmes. such �fw a slte�oaoer laaft bbecolise it cwW nh we wh plash ice biro >"on fn spine. Your Doobr of Chiropractic is trained b dnpnose and treat mndtiore of fn spine and rwvous system. Symptoms from spinal relowd wobleme can improve by correcting spinel dysluncion. Dr. Mlchael Musceo, B.S.c-, D.C. PICKERING CHIROPRACTIC HEALTH CENTRE 1794 Liverpool Road, Unit 21, Pickering (next to Harvey's) 420-1443 t S. 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Pickering girls gold in skating tests PICKERING — Three Pickering the gold level of freeskate after nine Figure Skating Club members capped years of skating with the PFSC, after off a fine season by achieving gold joining the club at age six. She also status in their respective skating disci- earned her senior silver freeskate, plines during the club's recent test junior silver dance and her fifth figure day this season. Julie Diemert, 14, and Maria Weber has also fared well in com- Weber, 15, both achieved the gold petitions this season. At the sub -sec - level in freeskate in the Canadian Fig- tional run-offs, she placed second to tyre Skating Association test stream, qualify for the sub -sectionals in Rich - while Sarah Hewitt completed the last mond Hill where she finished sixth. of four gold dance tests to earn her Weber also won the junior silver gold medal in ice dancing. freeskate event at the club's own Diemert completed the gold Home Club Competition and placed freeskate level — which requires third at the Eastern Blades Interclub many double jumps and combination meet. spins — after nine years of training A member of the PFSC for the past with the PFSC. This season, she's also 1 I years, Hewitt passed her final gold passed her senior silver freeskate and dance while partnered with Chuck novice competitive singles tests. Reaman. Competitively, Diemert finished Hewitt and Diemert also serve as second at sub -sectionals and eighth amateur coaches for the PFSC. out of 130 skaters at the Sun Life Sec- Diemert and Weber are coached by tional Championship. Margret Law, while Hewitt receives Meanwhile, Weber also achieved instruction from Debbie Hinan. Correction 011 -�1f� �IIIAN PICKERING o vD - A story in the Quality Custom Designs Friday, April 21 to compliment your decor edition on Pick- Large selection of fabrics ' ering figure • skater Nicole & wall coVerin S coverings g Thomson con- Ftaiaed an error. �i a p;�y 43V-p�07 caoam room ,aa ^ .W She attained demorishMen y"WWNto�» her gold dance ' . - status as part of the Canadian t Figure Skating.' Association test stream, and not ,gin the CanFig- ALMER BROS. ure Skate pro- HLATING AM) IRo-MM NIXG gram as was SPECIAUZING IN THE *stated in the INSTALLATION do SERVICING OF: wry, • FtRIACES The News Advertiser ' Booms 'AmCbNDffK*4ERs regrets the GAS F UMAcEs ,r error. • Duerwarx DEEM & Please QEAM c recycle O INSTA-FLAME your copy .. v an am eno Mfr r� . of the Low Monthly Payments Available News 2 Call (905) 420-9593 semce Advertiser Servilcing Pickering, Ajax A surrounding Ansa • -. .,. --_ --- - - - --- -- - --__----____.�.,..,e.....r..m+w:-+u+:a:'•;.zr'✓✓.aV:•.,a.tiRwx-n�..a,v. ,..wke..-....__ _ ..�w Football players sought DURHAM - The Oshawa Hawkeyes Football Club is recruit- ing players for its junior men's football club. Players should possess some football experience and be between 19 and 22 years of age. The first try -out date for the squad is Sunday, May 7. 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Comhined Pressrun of 126.000 every Sunday TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PICKERING CAMPUS Picture ,ourself in an "Citing new career' It could happen M as little ad six months— MW a an begins with one phow can. 9 lead t0 anCMJMS / Career In 8s "8S sQ COURSES STARTING APRIUMAY Legal Administrative Assistant All Secretarial Programs Micro Computer Business Applications (M.C.B.A.) Dental Chairside Assisting Accounting and Computers Travel and Tourism (Oshawa Campus) Hotel & Restaurant Operations (Oshawa Campus) Bar & Beverage Management (Oshawa Campus) O you are 4i vean of age or older and eecew laid off you mi "aid.. for tra-M assistance from the Provincial goverr[rlerrt. • Financial Auistance may be Avadabk Pre Eespbvn*M Readiness Training W ill Teach lou How to Get a lob et• •• TORONTO ..—...... . He1Pi16 9uW a 0ldW L* ar.V ""^L -�' PICKERING (905) 420-1344 1�As� 17 •ric 1 I• OUAUTY Asf1URANCE Permanent opporhruy for an cora Technician, MKI111- cal r ffiervAidunir experienced hands-on individual. A* pa Must have experience in the printing industry that mullnirte ourilkiwima operation, sdnedlfYrg & inverNory O ye1., load anal SOI or ptlrrrl.o.IlYecil aerfiea tion or egliv.Mlt empen- encs. 2-5y..r. n**mnn Plaateaubnittptatlarb: emerwrloe in reWed iw JAN PAFVM aswx ildu3rq ONIP ocirmawsF-The Mhm Group Inc. guideirste. Wlosstdpt a �y� M )1[ ACS 915 SN* Such Rand �„ p� WW GrE" PiClelrp ON L1 W 1Z5 INC. 905437-M •Fax 905.837-5009 P4 CDIMGRESSMIN FM Courses starting now: • Programmer Analyst • Computer Maintenance Technolog_y • LAN Systems Technology • Office Administration • 'Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computerized Accounting • Word Processing YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE Wst OSHAWA 434-8585 The Island I ng Plaza YCTORu • COOL T -M • Y1WL :::.FF • & RVSi • j,4 a i • E&WIMON • SASKATOON wN1111PEG • NAIWLTON • IWSSIS-%JGA . TORONTO • 40" YORK . SCARe0R0UGN • OSHAWA • KINGSTON • OTTAWA • MONTREAL LAVAL • LONGUEJ4 • OUESEC • HALIFAX CDI Career DerebcmentIUVc ltd IPA1NTFP12%K-:t`1) PaintPtas (1989) Inc. a ,ugh quality painter of plastic and metal parts, primarily for the automotive industry, requires skilled individuals for the blowing positions. By effectively supervising unionized employees, you Will be responsible for ensuring efficient shipping, receiving and Warehouse activity. The ideal candidatae will have a minimum of 5 years material handling supervisory experience in the automotive industry. Pmducdan �stt�sllg You will be responsible for creating master schedules and planning documents. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 5 years demonstrated scheduling experience in a 'Just in Time• environment, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access experience, and MRP2 experience. Experience in the automotive industry would be an asset Reporting to I* President, this position will provide support for a variety of activities. The ideal candidate will have proven organizational skills. demonstrated computer experience, and excellent communication skills. Shorthand experience would be an asset t�lease tiorward your romm rand conlpamdon "Iniiirnnts lo: Humors Rnourcm Dept., P*dPles (11 W9) Inc., 650 Fit" Ave, Ajax, Ont., L1 S 61x1. P, • Manual Sony Weal candidates will have previous experience in hand spray Pain&V applications. AN candidates must pass a spray paint test Must be willing to work shift work. Please apply in person b oomplele an employment application loan. Srry OanM11w1r1aay WA1 .oewMso.. Qwditd ilei• vduWlg b:: Fb m'sW Orhie ' mm Thw view P.O. am am. The Minacs GrcW Inc. 0" OnMp. UH 7U MINACS at (905)644-3991. Quote File #CSO4Q5 GREAT OPPORTUNITIES GROUP INC- CASH DAILY • BONUSES 111 • � ' • 6tr�DECf�, D�enWl maw curve rsee& p.ti.nt: to ke Cmm Vendors ym .; 3 yes.. skids be AREAS ARE dewmft 'A10 , . M aria GOING FAST j Galilee orirwa Pie21- art C41ic for Mbar. 721.1074 SIGN-UPMOW 0XIM. - _ _ _ _ _ _ MAT DO OUR CUSTOMERS SAY ABOUT FRANCIS PERSONNEL SERVICES?' •iW mads the switch horn anodier temporary agency because of the need for by -rare► Esnponuy ildiwW Ybar. The oder agencies ..rg uwbb to provide us with rhe ca4bre we raquirod Sines then, Franca Pinwrowl Services Im been doing an ousrwft job of servarp our oorrparhy� wrnporary psaomef needs.' A lamir-owrwd and otwrawd buselsse. Francis Peaonrwl a Iu1y •dedicated a service' as dwi molro amsw la' Now you mrwped a mural w lea many data en l y a; m Uri rs in aro drys is beyond me. bra I am praWd Mar you aid- TxoeMent EmmAW Therealopecia a be a dtimar lespamblay b tat SAY ae i our success mare your succciss. The a one of the bw Mmes I an r* say I received die servicer • A goo bcal corrp[ny m roar **I • 'Your ppoonnpptt arteNion a our situstan and do high delete of sad provfdra( helped us dwuplh an oxmmwly dficuy situation • •Entice Penorinl hat ofreo d Our . s+ppwd a: many as rti'►1' & bay wnpwary Ybwaws per day and Orion tine, an my short notice.' FRANCIS PERSOMi WOULD W(F TO ADD YOUR COMPANY TO OUR UST OF SATWED CUSTOMERS f[Ar•KIS VE tSOr•INI E SE [vIC E 5 IIVC. A short-term (up to 7 months) assignment exists in Oshawa for the right person. This assigrlrrat would be of interest to biertg"(English and Frw&) carl*Wes POMMM good conimulticabon skills, abm a average organizational skills and word processing experience. Previous acpenence working in a multi -task environment is required. Please fax I'Mmles by May 5,1995 to: Route Salesperson IOC GASES, . a member of the worldwide BOC Group, is a leading distributor of medical/industrial/special gases, welding products and supplies, has an immediate ping for a Route salesperson in the Aura. Applicants must have a valid Class 'DZ' licence with a minimum of 5 years' driving experience and a Grade 12 education. Responsibilities will indude scheduled deliveries of compressed gases as well as clerical and customer service functions. As customer service is our Focus, strong interpersonal and communication skill are required. Please send a resume and a copy of your driver's abstract to: Human Resources, 89 Queensway Wrst, Missism"u, Ontario gqwwLei 2V2. Commnatdm oct>,�orERIckrvianit and od✓i. J. V. eon; jxrA ON �ki r an lnbrview W be aonbcad 'BOC Canada Limited A -Z Driven ewe- & .I for kn sand Mon Min aeelOr..nw w cases d. siva U s. CuereM Ab FII�wl.slm neeiourm C MM, sm Baily SL W. slit a. Aj tt to= a.m. - M Pae or all d•06�2b2•t!i. ACTone arta r.od.w, art types and ao•• mowsw conrswn:ial. catloBlw Wd NO nea..e�ju Cd olkine 43241.9 or 1400.O74EX- TRA. Eant UP b $3UM in throe morllts W" sairrim. Also emsirtic- eon, carrWW4 w fields and mar! Cd 24 his. 1-504446. 1613 Ext. 1100-K-17 A2 ORMEA With •,prion, it stieltng Inevy equipnwrrt ares ddv Ing Tandwn dump trui Neat. Apply in perew to ion• 1610 Charles St. Illlfltl. sY• f Joan Homer ■ THE The Minacs GrcW Inc. ■ice MINACS at (905)644-3991. Quote File #CSO4Q5 ■■■■ ■■■■■ GROUP INC- OnlY those candidates selected foran interview will be contacted. Route Salesperson IOC GASES, . a member of the worldwide BOC Group, is a leading distributor of medical/industrial/special gases, welding products and supplies, has an immediate ping for a Route salesperson in the Aura. Applicants must have a valid Class 'DZ' licence with a minimum of 5 years' driving experience and a Grade 12 education. Responsibilities will indude scheduled deliveries of compressed gases as well as clerical and customer service functions. As customer service is our Focus, strong interpersonal and communication skill are required. Please send a resume and a copy of your driver's abstract to: Human Resources, 89 Queensway Wrst, Missism"u, Ontario gqwwLei 2V2. Commnatdm oct>,�orERIckrvianit and od✓i. J. V. eon; jxrA ON �ki r an lnbrview W be aonbcad 'BOC Canada Limited A -Z Driven ewe- & .I for kn sand Mon Min aeelOr..nw w cases d. siva U s. CuereM Ab FII�wl.slm neeiourm C MM, sm Baily SL W. slit a. Aj tt to= a.m. - M Pae or all d•06�2b2•t!i. ACTone arta r.od.w, art types and ao•• mowsw conrswn:ial. catloBlw Wd NO nea..e�ju Cd olkine 43241.9 or 1400.O74EX- TRA. Eant UP b $3UM in throe morllts W" sairrim. Also emsirtic- eon, carrWW4 w fields and mar! Cd 24 his. 1-504446. 1613 Ext. 1100-K-17 A2 ORMEA With •,prion, it stieltng Inevy equipnwrrt ares ddv Ing Tandwn dump trui Neat. Apply in perew to ion• 1610 Charles St. Illlfltl. sY• f 10 GeneralGeneral. Help 1 O Help Our dient in Oshawa has Irrsrlediate �pronauter � in They are looking khr P =nDWM individuals for go tollowtrg positions: ENTRY LEVEL COMPUTER SUPPORT OPERATORS • Mnimum • 2.3sp -sreryDiplonta llowtW Able b work u(d� rotating shifts) • Slatting salary, 59.00 with pay menti on • Opportunities avalabb for cantfdetes looking for a career m Computer Operation EXPERIENCED COMPUTER OPERATORS • Wortturn 2-3 years Pod- y Dploma or Degree owniial • Minimum 1 year experience in Computer Operations es serdnl • Able to work aorblental shits (12 hour rotating shots ) • Salary commettstxale willt experience • Career oPPorMillm avant" rt you are nterealed in tate above mentioned Positions, please drop of you resume b : Oshawa Shopping Centre- Tower suite 301 Oshawa MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES AD17111S SERVICES requires CLASS AZ DRIVZRS TEAKS 2 yrs. exp.; Z.C.C. Medical, Police clearance Clean abstract, full/Dart time. Call Randy or Carol 430-2204 Aim Fsrtee And Dock Wood Fences,Chan hnk. Custom dscks.Dog runs. Pod ondosdass.Rspairs to *=" esrtca•.Ovwr 17 yrs of hands on edp•rnwoe. Cal 6669587 DOORS 'R' US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales, Service & Repair 905-W-0949 uusiwvRK intoned moved, neloealsd E,lsiae9sr rafts. Fres' m n mb& Eloe- trostatio air elssrusrs, Icer "Whirrs. Big. Small iota. Cal Paul 428.0296. FAIRWAY NOME IM_ PROVEMENTS - bassnrrt kibhans. 1 11 -all loor- iP"� Guar snd t Mail, Monship. Fns estimale, Tom. hats• (906)M-1893 P"K (416p" -840e. PAINTING i decorating basement rsenova`orts, docks. lawn i awimmirg Pod service. Renu" hon- Swmm discount.i R Ws. 668.5701. J.S. AIRIMSTR011G DEV. INC. SpswNzirg in custom hones roroq. tions, new Idldans, wind- ows, banmants, beth, and addi- oats. Over 15'syears **Wit- shoe. Fres sa Bates. Cal JON, 90541862362. pxlselsr repairs -bar knge, and bsawnwd reno- vatans. Pmksworal re - Fa a �nsha •eflrrle Goan OVWt B@ 4324MOO. SIGON Construction Ltd.. swvsg Durham Pogo t Lor 19 yrs. Additions, suld•cks, patio dooa, wedow•. ree- rooms, fie, frees •sb- motes. 906-5765760. EUROPEAN til •p•eW- i•t witnrtovste yon beat- rcom, or Nidi n hoofs, as vM as 9oor On. Good nl •re ces and wballaction guarant••d. For h•• •ss - man ae D. Dyk*a 725- 4913 NOWELLV General ContractoractoI. ataCRidr- and til exlwiaetre1,work Properly mitYrnMno•. Paint and weepaper at. 10% an work over 51.000. R•Mr•rue•s aysiaws upon request. Cal br 8e• •s1F musts. MW 400-2163. C i R MainMtro• Buiuflq rspess aro rartovaliorr •ketriaL Pkstt6ing, awarnie Mss, mpm*yi From natal MP$i$ to n*w ewnPtalaa Fully 9-arrifteck 9.. "lit. risen. PORGB"= Dashes pts dtwla, i feoom oMMlgr d lien CORWAOIloR 906) 61"05 BUDGET HOME seowrmt Y�ROYApw, RATS room, pl rnbig, Add - lions, •Iectrical drywel. 15 yrs. Experience. Frecall *1 iee8ntalts The Model and Talent Bureau of Ontario has selected the Oshawa area to Participate in irs Model and Talent Search '95. The Model and Talent Bureau will be holding auditions on Saturday & Sunday May 6 & 7, 1995 inThe Metro are, by appointment only. There is a $32.00 evaluation fee at the time of au. dition. Full evaluation fee will be refunded it registrant does not quality. The Model and Talent Bureau is looking for all ages, shapes, and sizes, male and female (newbom to ....?) including families, for magazine shoots, TV com- mercials, feature films, catalogues, etc. Everyone is invited to audition. To schedule an audition or for further information phone 1-519-541-0387 between IOwn and Spm. Monday to Friday The Model and Talent Bureau of Ontario We are not a school or agency JOBS! Earn $300/ $900 weekly. Year round positions. Hiring both mentwoman. Free room and board. Will train. Call 24 firs. 1-501.646-4602 Ext. 10OC-17 DRIVER with cube/cargo for Wednesday. Friday. Saturday deliveries in Pickering. Approximately 15 hours/week. 579-9603. EASY INCOME, Work from home, for free infor- mation send S.A.S.E. to P.O. Box 31066 ,475 West- ney Rd. ASM Ontario. L1T- 3H0 DISTRIBUTORS WARTM If your sports team or organization is looking to raise funds, gall This Week Newspaper. We need distributors for a Durham Region Treasure Guide. Cin now it ("5)5 79-"07 DIPLOMAT POOLS Gas a position for enthusiastic. responsible. hardworking individuals. Who enjoys working in a retail environment. Experience must include retail store Sales, customer service skills, merchandising experience. strong communication skills• and excellent pbone manner. Interested applicants must be prepared to work evenings and wtekcrids. Call 839-8399 CRY LNWS DRYWALL INC. Ind. Comm. Ras. Spaciakzmg In Drywall Metal Studs T411sr Ce ilin" Twing Stucco Ceilings Painting Excellent Rates, Free esti MOW - Call Charlie MM 42%@006 (416) @00.62@2 sawn. After a WA JOHNSTOlE CONSTRUCT= Hass Ispms i .eaatias decks, Bart, ttedata, .into. allyinvokill •eeegerxy srvirs. Cao 6"42 cACTTW, LTD. AdMica , Bdhs, kid$ ails, Banlas ik Cwaleie Fisdssodlbas Tis, Rocil,Tli t. Dods, Deft! Vio Acap. Cal ill& Far EaillMen (906) 683.5818 FENCING Dela, chain MK iron, ddW holes, set posts. For Free Estimates Call Steve (so51 SM5077 Mobile (416)10!)- 6456 WB r -n 0 MICI Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and coralructlon. Fast and dean profession- al work guaranteed Craig, 6@6-1913 HANDYMIAN Wirt pick up luck Wil 810 Otte Jobs, clew up Prop, yard, Small m oil tg 06, VIES Cut- �VC ELECTRICIAN- Licensed will do a1 types of •I , - "al work Ree•arbie ran. Serpins discount. Fast service. Cal Aftx at 433- 7632. 337632. DRYWALL and PairtMg, re iovatiore Midi r•paim. Small jobs 15 years ex- psrieoe. Free •s4natss, Serving Durham and out of town area. Ken 434.4500. WnMOR / EXTERIOR Pala yid Paprig ra a Gl MW US -1166.9 EIGHT week Prolessiorial Flonstry and Business Pro- gram; three week oppor- tiawry Roristry Course. Part time evening course. in. home video courses. Intern sive trarwtg start your own business: work at tome or shop. know the see -rots; know the tools: know the trade. Career School of Floral Design. 52 SIM- COE ST. S. Oshawa 8905) 436.1991. Training assistance may be avail able if you are over 45 and recently Ind on. EXPERIENCED em- broidery machine operator for ova shift Ajax Cal Assn or Casty 42811625. GIRLS wanted from On - tam between 619 to compete in ft years 1995 TORONTO PAGEANT. Over $15.000 in past and adlolarsilipc Cal today. I-SDO -2125 *A 218 1 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 TMS PAWM bit DECOR Itlianor b Exterior Eurow WorbronSIV Fast cleart, Telie" A ServicIL 420.0081 815 Mcv,n9 AJAX Monv Sysftnw -rut a•rti, moven,appiaFlat and Piano spoalae. Flat raw or hourly. We row Ion• heated OWW cauls. Nose A ening Ire• boss welt moth•. Park and Iced special, .tar`s at 599. Md w• Cal ler idantaat 7250006 or 427-0006. BMpC�raaiin omm aGont,, SPL, dit pbw Pacisl9�e•_ RAW -0 -TK - MOVERS - Move frig or small, •is Prig *Wn ant! Fres esMrrn, seniors I-"- short ho9as naves. Pontos moved also nes, Call 432-2660. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30 1995 -PAGE 35 International company looking for motivated, reliable team players to work part-time hours for full-time pay. APPOIWZNMT CO-CIU)I TORS needed. Room for advancement. $10.00 ++ incentive bonuses. Telephone Denise or Chris 905-837-0844. HELP WANTED - Three positions available ler full lime and part tons. No ex- perumos required - will trap. Must be mnchancaay indeed, own transporta- Wn, fluent in English, good wriorg stills. must be will ing to work outdoors, wilt• ing and able to talk to the general public. must be able to work independently, must be able to work the Oshawa area. Call 427- 8730 beh sen I p.m. and 7 P.m. No calls after 7 p.m. wit be received, or fax 427- 8615 NEEDED IMMEDIATE- LY - Experienced Tete - marketers to introduce our now owtomertfl biodr gradable products (Gnat Lakes ECO). Our tslenw- kesws a+w age $15. and up per hour . The product sales are expod t% get in on Wl Students welcome Also re- qund - Roul• repo to Mo - duos products to r•edow - ss. Agan you we average $151hr. Ground now op - P --"y. Call Doug (905)579-2837. (905) 428- 0252. Monday - Fndsy. Msy Ist - 5th FULL / PART Time rash - r wartftd ler Garden Car Crus. axp«wrtc• an asset. Apply with reamne to Pi- cots GreertwxNes. HWY n. E of Flarwood. MEN with largo truck will do Itouoslttld moves. rear if•ntrel, commercial. Ax types of mouse, Cal Cart or Jone 427-2966, MICHALSKI MOVING - haiees. apwtrtr . offices. appNrttss and piano m- ciatisft. serum and mrd- miond. distant. Licensed insured. Free •etirriea& Ex , N I service. Cal 436 7795. MOIMTAN MMOV@1G SYSTEMS w• wa sic» -rya fig PMkWS tbreps and Goer aeie a, Sala i Mrd More dlcoults Fess oabtlslw s7 -om • CARPET ktealls*M - 25 years .rpwi.rno., rr F�aoftmoln. Dtnnarn, 987-1798 or 987- 1000 Are you having problems finding `sts to dust yaw hone? For profsniatal ddswtig cal Helen's Horns Saivism today. 427- 1041. Fuly insured and QUALITY Houw•deanii g- pimis r by two lades, 9yta. •epeeiertc•, *-saw rslwwmm. guar- willand,saositicb rt. Dub" ihdrde frig.hlov, wtoxw out Fleas wnlad no map W" andl miry mon. Vary rsasaM" ran 571.1664 TEMPORARY FACTORY JOBS 4:30 PM 2:30 AM (No Fridays ) -Jobs lasting 123 + nights per week You Choose The Nota You Can work !! • Lght assembly, pack. Ing etc. • Safety shoes a must • Own transportation required • Salary $7.00 pe hour Cal Gari Graham lex you apportment fire (905) $31-7359 GRAHAM PERSONNEL SERVICES LTD. RECRUITING models, all ages. Lor tash,on g a stow in Oshawa No experience Training and diploma Work Posei &"ty afftr traning. 1- 906923-9732. START NOW - Local companyrias Pools- averlsbls n an depart- m•nft. Earn UP to $1482 Per hr t qualified. No ex - Pe once necessary. own transportation requrwd. Cal 404-0403. 930 - 4.30 STOP! STUDENTS! x•mrw -on s root • rartrp gay 1.1.00 • ho aoaencs nKaaurf • sdtosishgs avatior Etresasnt +wiaie a0ensn RELIABLE HOUSE CLEANER WWM b do Vaunting. Dtrang, 0cMns. Bah - room •$bas etc Rene - ' ' a rhes. Weekly .oBolc-Wsssitf Moratity CALL19` 569 7 KST GROUNDSKEEPING damps. trirrrtig glllndoll work Fres quotabon. Cal Ralph, 908-427-9668 or fm 905-427-4701. CSUNWOUNCAN LIWDSCAPNCe, Irdedock gardens and dears. Free testintat•s. ca 723-7361 fAL JORAY HOME SERVICES grain cuftS trimrntin% lawn care. %K*zng, ma- ture wakes. Cal 509- 2344. MISTER POST HOLE. aur VmW Post ho" setlrg of PC" n oononls. Meet aamuFeMors Price. Gas - 0400. • no door to door or NNmarktlxig WORK from dome com- . Par messes with interne pwbng simple stxvey over •Cat today ft phone. FT/PT, $14fir Oshaws Whhby, on line talc lime. No exp �� ur reqed.906 427.3998 • Positive probseonal • applications only. please. ' SUPERINTENDENT re- quired ler north end apt building. Mature cagte, BILINGUAL General of - bondable, references. Sat yca �, available You ary Pkw 2 bed. apt.. Reply must have reception and Fib x7149 Oshawa Whtitby customer service expen- Week. Week. P O Box 481. rti-...-..- 1 1. r e onus and be � liter - ate Tebrnarketi ng expen- Superintendent re- ante w an asset nesse submit resume to The Mt- cpxod 24 townhouse torr- nacs Grote Inc. Fax (905) plex, handyman 6expen- 837-5009 Attention Lynda enced.Perfect lem*-reSloo r seratan - .. fired couple.Call 435-1098. WANTED - Base player to CHURCH complete now country boo - SECRETARY gm band. Locals asset Call 1-905-985-0353 Bring your plum WANTED - experienced secret" slate to an ex- hairstytist, guaranteed ding permanent position in wags - owiftwimon Imme- a church selling Can- thal- posmort. Call 723 -am dildo rlxlst possess a NO level of interpersonal and communication skills l woavc AT combined with exceeert H4)K 1r. peg yes mesh to knowledge and experience sewirbi our Prodods in computer a0pkeallals. Easy work No q•er' , Please %b, resume by nnseesewI. Fw FREE deufls May 12. 1996 to raec SAA.E. ft Dunberton Fairport Five Star 6 hioatian United Church, 1h- 1vrrP., PA. Seas 213. Personell Committee pkbmin out LIV Issl 1066 DurlbWlDn hid.. Pkkaring, Ont • L1V 1G8 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Requr9C ler Datxagmg xrnpary :xa!eC :r The East Metro Toronto area. This ambitious person should possess order entry experience. Word 2'ertect, C!ualtro Pto and martufacUrIN aperience would be an asset. Planes ropy, with salary expsea- tiona to : File 67157 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa. Ontario LiH 715 PYE'S PROPERTY Ment- Lor ae your lawn and garden care call Dave at 427-7863 • • MAGICIAN, down friends, ready to wftrtm for any ape. any occeown. Birth - vs, pion bons, op- irgw fund raisers. Magic shown an fun! Lstnuc• help. 939-7057 or 728- 8334. RABOTwmfa work doing mu is ler children's parties and d owasnons. Nave my, own magoart Cal Er- nie 6604992. TOMMY! WATE VAM GNM an an PM .. Rl11PitTM1 •Mwsw•m•tmra atEr DOUG (4th (41 439•x1331 DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available for be- ginners, rea- sonable rates. Call 428-2000 SCHOOL •4 lessons and test 5105. •10 Lessons $150 •Full Coarse $270 Fres pick -up and drop off (416)287-3060 GUARANTEE OF SUCCESS �' Fid out how. Sed &A.S.E- to: Easy Loss Int., Ow 31073, 1300 " SL E Oak Ont LIN @N9. E -FILE YOUR INCOME TAX By PRIZADA i CO. n Aoca9tnh5s & . COrrp�Sa We leach Electronic Btu1k-Ifaepig To Our Business Chats (90W-7379 slw S P► News Advertiser Classified Dept open every 11•x, to Fri. 811LL-01p.L Csi,l i83-�%ii 7 PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1995 IF you are single or a single parent or separated or di- vorced with three years work experience. you may qualify for financial assistanceof if You are over 45 and have re cently been laid off, you may qualify for training assis- tance. DIPiCERT.. Lotus, wordpedect. D -Base. Wad. Accpac. Bedford, Autocad, Ventura, Pagemaker. Har- vard Corel. Computer Pro- gramming and Systems An- alyst. Cobol. Pascal and C. Photoshop. Ouark Express and Illustrator. Durham Bust- - Computer College. 427- 3010 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? showcase it Durham dill llam Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 683-7363 Sales 30 Help/Agents Local company is seeking an experienced sales professional with a successful background in print production. Must have computer skills and be a self-starter. Fax resumes to: CAROLE PLUMMER • rUZ The Minacs Group Inc. �1r1%Acs Fax 905-579-6050 Telephone 905-579-2911 12 i Office LEGAL Sec:e"ry witn minimum 3 years o3gw, once in bliguit-vt m illy law nqurod for permanent 2 daY/wek Position m1h anal busy law form. Pleaes canyaC Mrs. Bailey at ew 9571 ENTREPRENEUR AGENTS WANTED 111 - MEDIATELY for a Now Co mparly dint started in Jaraiary of tr yes. Earn. - int; 87 5% scare Now tiekng applications. Can LYNDA 906-432-0369 for App -ti - PART TDttllE tf ALEfi required for expanding Durham based company. Leads supplied. Send rest=* to PU& a 7141 PA. Ilitlal mal APC & HEATING swim* Pusan required for busy Durham Co. furl hm pea Mw 2 ioowAd least 2 Yews eqr. Sub confac , LAPEMENCIE1111 111169 WMdnrs Mitered ii -- W tielNy. corapettve, wages & attaciw boor-[ pack- age. Cal ler an appoint. mwt Call 571-0213 DEUVERY / PICKS Professioral aperi- arm required, M*d G IICar1Se, dew 8b5tr8Ci, horldable, lulowledge of Dwhar L Me" MV, waWtousirn FLO-lime 20 Coft SL K DOwnlown,13I FREE firewood skids pallets, one month oil delivery available. Call be ween 6.10 p m and lea% message. 430.9013. 1 GIRLS Osh Kosh an Name Brands Children' clothing. Gently wom, 0 - yrs. Call for aopontrnen 428-8484 HOTPOINT 30" range, a mond, self-cleaning ove w/amoked glass oven 3yrs. old. 5450 o.b.o. BN 0208. iArticleSfor S 1.308 Rifle with pump ac bon & scope (2 clips also) 1-870 VAmngrnasW afro with pup action. Also ac cessoniee and shoes f thod gun. Must have an UP to dab FAC. Cal 430-3618. 1993 Grumman Renegade 16 It bass boat. 50 hp., fish finder. 32 Ib trolling motor. Custom cov- er. S9500 oleo. Big Joh portable Dowavigger with counter, bull and dip. $100. CCM Excel IS -speed mountain bice. $225 obo. After 6 p.m 905-423.9107 Z X20 SHIPPING Con - tai ws. good for shipping i Mia "Drage. tools. farm evuiPMent sup - PWG nary su Phis Chns (416) 503.1363 21" LAWNMOWER, rearcr bagger. fireplace seen mrx sono. 110,2p-pbicycle. microwave, new extra large suitcase. king-size wool blanket. (416) 594- 9699 250 watt Complete home Stereo system. 5 yr wsnan- N. 6850. true delivery. 571- 1413 ANTIQUES - parlour table $135, coffee table $75, ar- moire $850. ironing board S36; drop leaf table 3325; washstand $245. doll crib $35: plant stand 345: Also riding mower 5375: bench lathe (small) $75. scroll saw S75:430-2650. HI-FI stereo VCR's. Rent to own by phone, from only S3.95/wk. Call 571-1413. i. HITACHI 50" big screen TV, loaded. Only =/wk. n Free delivery. Rent to own doa. "y rMro X411 sieve at _ 571-1413. KENWOOD 200 watt ster- eo package. 5 Disc, dual cassette tower speakers, $7.49/wk. Free delivery WANTED - old and an- tique furniture, anything old. Scientific instruments, china, alver, advertising, sporting, toys. decoys, dolls, milk bottles, collec- tions or estates. Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 8049. Brooldon. WANTED CAMERAS - old china and glass, jewel- lery. microscopes, tele- acopes, binoculars and re- lated items. Clocks, watch- es. furniture, anything old. 432-1678. WANTED to buy - older furniture, glass. china. 001- lectibles, memorabilia. watches. etc. Single pieces or estates. Call (905) 723 7834. Can 571-1413 « Johnson ^ th OAK/PINE FURNITURE- 16' x 24 reclang lar Kayak WANTED: old trailers in MAHOGANY dningroom any condition, al types table wi4 chairs Walnut di- such as box, bM. boat. ^ rwVwm table w/6 chairs. snowmobile and camper - Bed chesterfield. TV,'VCR trailers. Also old trucks m stand. 2 entertainment cen- any condition Call 6&1 _ tree. dinette table w/4 SSW chairs. 1990 Taurus Sta- bonwagon. Other items. Arts & 68698106 i • Crafts MAKE your own home dlrrig room ante 5660. 8 $1750 Over 20 scan movies ovs for pennies a day VENDORS WANTED, Rent b own by phone a for Brookln Country Mar- rew Camcorder 571-1413. ket Ask for Louse at working 90698""4 (905)6M-3331 or MENS DESIGNER cloth- (905)721.8066 wig. Over 200D arOcles we &hues 5675. NEW HunW sM Hugo Boos. Henry Po. 4dr., rree"or has ors dam ape. Mstaksn ler soap. sen, Arman. Polo. Gant, i - Botches. Crweegs. Guts o. Gin oofour couch & ChileMelba Lovi s. and more Prices pwksd at body shop start: Buts 539 blazon APTIVA 510 Multimudca $19.. sfwb 56. -1 computer upgraded to /2 Patti $9. jean Iia. ahorb meg" of RAM comes with S6.. Plus plus Pluo Como extra soRware plus HP to RUGGED REPLAYS Desk set 540 Pnnbr all for on Whitey and sire ler YO-- 52300 Call 728.4247 MN You wont believe the "priori World. "". key- P-" Take Hwy 2 to moa 0&2 reply isious f300, Thidcson Rd .Go south to 275 Burns St (3rd fights). man Spa' teR first plaza on left. Cal bedroom suS1 00.5 p� b C. ?ren bedroom stale 404-2063 EARLY BIRD SPECIA WHITE *wire 1375 "did L Dine CO6ee/end fables 1 OAK/PINE FURNITURE- 16' x 24 reclang lar Kayak 5325. 2 yr old kldp~- Why pay retail pncoa? Ore Pool inCtdes ducks & CWNN slow S15o0. now of Ontario's oldest and lar- *Mn9 $4.595 Meets lo- ocouch couch& chow (hoaW. vi- 9W manufacturers is now CN bY-lewro 20r` warranty. brats, recliner) S1600, sot. sWWV direct to the public. 1-aloo'stia'7564 PickennW d oak bedroom surto Eg. 7 PC. solid oak dkw%¢ Alex. Phone 4167967509 $2000. modern 7 Pc kitchen out 515010. sod tesk 7 pc roam sue S/975: 6 pc solid Pete bedroom sub • dlrrig room ante 5660. 8 $1750 Over 20 scan • i . . Pc. Maple kitchen sub 6750, outran Phyte dlrwny choices. an sod, no veneers Traditional wood - Univers of qte on Gwritwn Ch, ler deet lir � working 90698""4 REWARD Ir irtrirg 1961 fa 4 high boa 5450. Antique table wv6 PIANO- Pontiac Panaerne, white. &hues 5675. NEW HunW uiprlght' Mason and Rlseh Ltd.. light oak. 4dr., rree"or has ors dam ape. Mstaksn ler soap. glow couch & char 51150, SSW couch & Chair $575, good 00nybpn, 51000 or Towed from Toronto. Gin oofour couch & ChileMelba boot o•ar. 426.987. pwksd at body shop 1375. 2 marblrbraas end PUMOSINGRANDIF& Or scrap yard. Anywhere tables 5250. Smog practice THER Clocks -Dirhsm's Melo Toronto aha. Writs gan orS75. Seg- sowwq e maCwf40. Gold apart- larg"at ealectiorl-New and Io S Bl147 Garrard E. sk Toronto MSA 2E4 ment aur lodge & slows 5475. Anw o dol bad Used pence. Not ars,) Rent to own, apt. aze, 1wrAe Iwhdo►d quiet build- & dn.r.r 5200. NEW Ar- "priori World. "". key- 90 moa 0&2 reply isious f300, boards. TREMENDOUS monthly. Parking. laudry NIEW Hickory S PC 0 SAVINGS ON ^SP T bent. Apt., RwgwngrM / bedroom suS1 00.5 p� b C. ?ren bedroom stale Aso Works 4391 KEEP yar dog weal" out $1100. Beat otter. 579- QUEEN aro me**" and of ft garbage.a � use 0(526. bolt, tre&oieM condition, own entrance and laundry. CARPET /A-1 Prices. buy &1W.905-4334647. OMPOSAL SYSTEM. UW dnaG wholeatis, Frio AM $1500, portable tomo PAN -We ball. aiia4- able in 3 sizes. gam - ?Pr1• staosim for free *@lamb W Sat (gOSA32-2750. or Play Pon. waiting room 7 days. (906)723.5413 Paper (416)OOD4W Claes. bond, elesl doors, school dank. e. rack MALE, a year &flail aid C -Pet bolo. 100%. antique stereo, vacua^ aid m10 tune Dachshund Nylon gook, Plush. sawn n- oncydopedim a86e064 Fong-har) CKC ngisbrod, flow& Carpal For 3 rooms, oNy SM o0 Pnios n- SATELLITE mrOrlderhl draPdeltiaVex- Celine wit. ddbwL e 1ls- dude 30 Sq. yda carpet, Sew Trak S. $1200 good. 6800 Cil 0064136. 0 ' defuse pad and irhsteNati, condition. Ylladdfg , TEAM ubsnisrree text newly renovated. 2 in your hare. Free quote dried elwusd and boned. ROT rw�ENB, Oliver dnees, (tippy rioviot and Son . in your hone. No n• Sin 70 SM. 623 -OWI (TOP C&UMM n Champion, DWPMy at Lyeabid Luo ber, latest no Paynrlt for ore X 4, 2 door, 186,000 kt., 1994). Sled Pups, CCC PART fie Hypimiet full yew. UFO DOC -1905. SHARP 2r steno TV. wpi" ken queity needed for nuft mity leave. DWOK 1400.217.0104. Univers of qte on Gwritwn Ch, ler deet lir 0711556. Oshawa b whiiliby CARPET your hair at d. screw toam From phone taenL This teNsk P o. Box 401 e%L count P"ces• IDD% nylon, slain - ixeiot' W& Amid 571-141& M owe AmUft: to quality 206-•40-513ti�th Pick- 1905 Olds. Ciera Combi Camp tent camp - Brougham. 4 dr, V6, load- ing trailer, sleeps 4. Full ed. Finished in a nice 2- kitchen add on. Easily tone grey. Decent miles, pulled by 4 cylinder car. Excellent clean running Sets up n seconds. 11200 car. Was 53995., now or best offer. (905) 4301 $3495 cert., 4 more nice 0591 cars to Choose from. Call 427-9722 anytime Russ. l 4 • . Open 7 days/week indoors. Big Town Sales, 1987 Cott, blue, 5 -speed standard, radio, tape, new ores, brakes, muffler, good condition, one owner, $2800. Certified. 725-0599 -- 1987 Daytona, 2.2 litre en- gine. red colour, 130,000 kms.. one owner car. As is condition. $2300. Please call(905)571-2027 1988 4 -dr. RS Cavalier. medium bkre, 4 cyl, good condition. must sell" $2800 obo.905-434-7654. 19! MUSTANG CONY.. 4 cylinder, very low km, fully loaded with extras, $9400.Call(905)579-8650. 1991 Honda Civic OX, 81.000 km., auto.. amlm cassette. showroom condh- son, 56900 a best reason- able offer. Call Peter 723 1155 a 434-7564. 1994 Grand Am SE. V6. al c, p.w.. p.b., p.l.. amVfrn Ster- eo casseet. chase. 28.000 lima. $16.500. many op - tons. (905)65Sd047 CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety Inspections $49.95 Car cit Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 CERT? CAR Auto Centre, 155 Keg St. W., at Midtown Mall. Fou mow van from 56,995.. 3 S 10 pickups from 54.995.. 1966 Tempo 52,395.. am. auto. 1987 Suribird 89.000 kms. loso- ad. memt 53.995. 19e0 Nis- san Pulsar. air. 5 speed. $6,995., 1988 Sudbed GT. W auto. 53.995.. 11.6 Tempest LE loaded, 56,195.. 1989 Z24 100 tons. 5 speed, air. 36.995.. 1990 Plebs V6. 5 speed, aper but 68.595. 1987 Caprice Brougham. bsdsd, 54.995.. 1990 Lumne Euro, 104.000 lams, now 57,500., 1991 Coraca. 63,000 fun. air. auto. like new. now 67,950. 1989 Cutlass Cie- ra ager nice $8,196., 19e2 Subaru 5 speed, oncOm L am QWW. no rust 61.996. Plus many more . 579- 2886, Open Sundays. 1677 Fad 112 ton, Va, auto. pb.. P e. few tins. brakea, certted, $1250. Cal John, 9054714044. 1964 GkIC 1/2 lon pick-up, r- - Mss. baaniee and brokers. Good condoon- 827MW O.B.O. Cal dlw 5:00 Ili (906) 42&W4. JOHNS AU'T'O Tune-ups & minor repairs Labour $30.00 hr. Mobile service available 420.6562 355Motorcycles INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appt. Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto, and very competative. Property rates. call Jones -Dooley Insurance Broker (905)427-3595 AJAX, Large 2 bedroom basement apt. in quiet area, near shopping, schoolsA appliances, private en- trance, parking, $625 . 1/2 utilities. (905) 686-3201 AJAX, very clean new 1 bedroom basement , se- peraate entrance, parking. 1sVlast, references. SOW. 686-6647. AJAX -2 bedroom base- ment apt, quiet crescent, separate entrance, avail- able immediately. $675 all inclusive, 683-0872. AVAILABLE from May 1st in Whitby Aparb- ent Building. Spacious, carpeted newly painted apartment with Bal- cony. Clow to Bus. Shop- ping. All Utilities Included. No Pets 2 Bedroom. $725 00 Can 4340134 408 Bloor St. E. 1 bedroom apartment, carpeted, parking, utilities included. First / last. $5501morlthly. Avail June 1. 723-5875 Crock Rd. /Hwy. - sparkling new 1 bdrm . bsmt., w/livirgroom. kitch- en, share entrance & washroom . Available im- media0ey. 5400 . first last rio smoking , no pet. 619- l BROOKLIN- Octet main floa of house on Hwy 7& 18 h. PRO TOUR Spring 12. Laundry facilities. ap Bok baso boat. 150 horse pliartoea optional. Available Evin,rude, matching trailer. July 1/95. Nonsmokers. no all aoosesorw, was on Cis. Pets. $600 month ISVIasL Play at Provocr boat show. 655-3667, SMW POW 4344136 1 - 2 bedroom, kuabd at 3011 Cordova Rd. also avadabie 1 & 2 bm odroo located at 946 Masson St 11111111110-10=111 No pets Please call 579- 2367 or 576x724 33 & 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 am. - 4:30 p.m. wlwTslr - CLUE V ATM PARK 1 & 2 bedroom Suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 0 MARY/ADELAIDE Oshawa General Hosl area, one bedroom al: ment, available June $650. Bachelor avail: immediately. $100 Dudes utilities/cabie, p ing. Suit responsible/w, Ing person. 668-3640 NEAR OC, new sem mawnloor 2 bedroom ap ment w/frdge/stove. $Si 112. Above ground ba Ment apartment, $700. 436-0779/436.3206. NORTH Oshawa. la one bedroom raised be ment apt.. Laundry fac.. car parking, private trance. $550 all indust Mature working single couple. No pets. 579-186£ North Simcoe at R sett. 2 bedroom in 12-p1 parking, utilities, cable luded except hydro. La dry facilities. Newly ren vated. $668. First(La ONE bedroom, wncluc hydro plus all onclusn $Sot .. 576-2982. ONE BEDROOM . ba; ment apartment, Sot Ajax, close to take. An able Jule 1 Refereno 5601Ymonth plus. call 61 4605 ONE bedroom base" apartment with own e fiance. No pets, rK smoker $SSindusn FirsMast. Available May 683.0996. ONE bedroom, walkout private garden. targe eat oerartvc kitchen. very clue private entrance, incluid, pwkng, air con- and to ties. Nice sfrert 2 nun wa from hospital and tow Furnished or unilumrsho 5650 666-1632 OSHAWA - large clew quiet bachelor apartme S45000 al inclusive, ava able Jus It%. 1 bedroom apt Bow ma vdNs 5600 inclusive Jure 95. Call 905-623-4702 t 697-1963 OSHAVi A South end Ai -rix. 1 bdrm - S569; 2 bdrm - $619. chierft" sude6 ncil- deehed. cable. hot water. pig. row appliances. 11111111ill pop hydro fJ6d700 CLEAN family building Oshawa north. one . hes bemoan 5570 and S67( Heat. hydro. Indge. slew Lau`ll " dry be. 723 101 KATHLEEN ST, W. PICKERING - Clean, orm Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7. Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5 °'Croom basement. park ( 05) 5711,31M nopets. cable u mat included.res. pole. rnsasino. nor SHELTER CANADIAN smoker leMast, avallabls PROPERTIES LIMITED. July Nt. sow. MI -MI 2 bedroom basement with large widtwr, a/ lorded. Nan- smoker. Pole, own entrance 6690.00Imaith.Fest & Leaf Pra�rred South Osharea by Lake view Part 721 0011 Saw 7:pOP.m. or on weeluMhds ADELAIDE & Stevenson 2 bedroom batomsm apt Avadebta June 1sL Sade month. Utilities indu do& Large kldher fry calPN- ad. laundry 6 awed". Cal AJAX - chink% tow"- am (�' 1H 7L5. erirdss basMuhoM. Pb and u .1: irhelsaa& SHEDEAN - quality town AJAX North - Very cbm 2 Zoom wort" Person. b at Cal Fick at (g06) 43"MI. aloe shede. built on sola. TEAM ubsnisrree text newly renovated. 2 �, sap, antatDa, non - • • CAi1PETS - Iola of OuPst WIN 864•. GST included dnees, (tippy rioviot and 1900 GMC JBNY, S 1S 4 srn a 1. 1 Is $660 rid, Jure 1.019-9156 100% nylon, new elan W DWPMy at Lyeabid Luo ber, ulily) tMwt May 3 & 13. X 4, 2 door, 186,000 kt., quiet John Bodily noigh- Noe OatF on hetfld, I vA CSIDY'S dayan, lovitg twrpM 3 room SM. Pita Kn•sbn Rd.. Pk*mb p Ont- a d O 905400 4961. Even- & SaturdayOlsss as awilebM. Small daesss tixkalerM OOrid.. $7,100. TNsphone 579-4301 AJAX - eotter wi of 2 OSws wip- ndudes carpal preinwan cable, P"M . Mwxky, no gurarMeed• 430-0025 Pets, no smokers, $MS., �--- -- -- - - - ended dayan, in honor, pad, aefout nela/aion kid llapleridps ane, lint aid, delivery, Iwo nstnhdee (30 CPR. norrmoker, no Pete, ywde). NIX I= ae62314. diocuM ilea, a97-2042 CHESTERFIELD and eMr, now pattern, adding EXPENIDED $125; Canon Mr11rth1 shoo- Daycare available we Inc; dowrripper, swevel bar Mon -Fri Liverpool & ole 4275 firm. Rod and RAN combos, Ambassador Krosno Blvd., area. 7000'1 and Fenwek Rode 11194-4. ppm i{w WAIS 8311-0106. BEST dust in Durham, Top quality, hardwood at tow prigs. Stock up now for next winter. DURHAM FIREWOOD (905)4274741 COMPUTERS - Show specials. Complete IBM systema 5229. Portabias from S295.3a8's with VGA MrxiiIon tom $696. New DX4os with color $1.095. New 406 color note books $1,575. Impact printers from 6125. IN/Wo. Clarington Computer 697-3050. 164 Baseline Rd. (Eno of Liber- ty St I. WASHERS. dryers, kidge, stove, new, and recondh- tarred, 5225 and up for to- conditioned sco ditioned washer, 5175 and up for reconditioned dryers. $175 and up for re. conditioned fridpos and stoves. Also coin operated washer and dryers. Ste` Phonon's Furniture and APPiances, 227 Cart St., Oshawa. 5767448 1"3 Porutae Attune Sun - i rumor (Irmcksr), black, 4x4, convertble, 5 -speed standard, anWn rause t, asIorg 611,000. G41 666- 1979 Camas, Garbed, 1011 (Dawe menape) 1e , 61500. Coups, loaded, 9M Cultists aCAM 1 $1200. Cal 4362-462. 110.4 CXhavrolet Celebrity, 1164 VOYAGER Care - apt '^ in- Non- ^O DICKERING - largo newly AJAX North - Very cbm 2 renovated one bedroom CLAREMONT. small I basement apartrrent, $.a., bedroom aprlimemt above OO^7, kitchen. 4pco. newly renovated. 2 ban• c.a., Laundry. MaUuai aPpliances. 3 PC. bath, w0lill1^9 "'^9b preferred. References rPwrate driveway, sem_ rate entrance. 650emKind needed. 831 - 4472. after 6 pm. Plu uitiftss. Fnittl at. 649- PICKERNG - one bsd- 306 room basement apt., in 1884 Chevrolet CeNbrrty, 4 dr, auto„ buckets, quiet John Bodily noigh- LARGE - ate bedroom boyhood. Se , Sup. entranna, EasonertC Fairport and cable. Wrknp. fainiry. Froin, Jure L, hast. hyrdo. Single non, olhokw. Miy. 1 cable, P"M . Mwxky, no 6600 echo we.11390961. Pets, no smokers, $MS., PICKERING _ two bed - OW -0944 lam baNnient 1parb"ank LARGE 1 beboom bar law executive hoer, la1°dry, "tont apt , $p eruka Parking' enina&u- SM facknive. June 1. applan ee. u kArlen, liv40- Indoors. Big Town Sala ing6 roan , a ala Jur 1 S Clio cal as• -7336 PICKERMG BEACH LARGE brigh�betlroom aha, 2 bedroom lest / kit non smoker. avail" im- on- Vance, dost to bus route, modiiiiielly- Abp "W 4idu SM Avail 61�Juno I PICKERMG VILLAGE. 431-2575. OOZY aft aparfeent in quiet adult 4 piersutegils UBERTYMASEUME for Si gle mane quer 1wrAe Iwhdo►d quiet build- working Person. SM nc. 479. two bedroom apart- Y• roknwxxs, mint startrg from $750 monthly. Parking. laudry PICKERNG• 1 bedroom facilites, imitate. Cal bent. Apt., RwgwngrM / 623-5737. Dyson, that list Mwy1 aN ' very1163 inclusive ail affair be -Mont ual attractive unusual layout, PICKERNG. LiverpooV own entrance and laundry. Krosno 2 bedroom base - gray broadloom, no pets, -1 apt separate en- snOd nclim". (416)494- trance, non-smokers pro. 3766 or (905)7707222. lend, 4 appliances. Avail- LUXURY basement apart- able May 31st $700 irsV last 4209501. Leave rnhes mem in executive home, saps, separate entrance, paring, central air, central vac. LARGE dean 2 bedroom 5800 inclusive. Av June or apartment in park lice set. July 1. 420-9187 ting with trout stream, small village of Colborne, 5543 Plus utiib"J905) 35S- 6372 4 dr. auto„ buckets, cern- van 5 PsssWW, aUomet- AJAX North - Very cbm 2 soh, air rend, pb, ps, star- ic, air, sxCxlwM txxiditon, bdrm. l smi. apt wV W so, tow lens, one owner, ad* ended. 7261725 working per-. OuiWnon excelsnt condition, $2595 smoker. � esp. ent, uYiteW Cort. es64183. 16.5 Plymouth Voyager ^Ary. i m e. SE mini van. Aub, 2.6 We dialely. SM -4997. 1884 Chevrolet CeNbrrty, 4 dr, auto„ buckets, ergine, cruise, ps. Pb, ami AJAX, July I. 1 bedroom con- in steno, good dean run- P� den, 4 bath, cable, sole, air cad., pb. Ps, star- ring van. Was $3895. caw MdDa, $Iowa, Parking, pri- eo, tow las, one owner, $3495. cert Furry on this vats entrance, working excellent Condition, $2595 one. Cal 427-9722 anyfine ootiple. 1860. 4204732. OWL GN -6183. Run. Open 7 days/week Indoors. Big Town Sala EMS- 411' , 11 .,. ,11 SOUTH Am., immeeulate TWO 1 bedroom basement wutH includes u00M W..lifift and $623. apartment, sepera� n ing. Quiet building, would trance, heabhYdro irteirded suit seniors. Close to $675 rirstAast, ruin amok- Oshawa Centre. Available ,ng, Available May 1. 686- June 1/95. 404-9167 or 3204 s79 6291. TWO BEDROOM apt, mw stove, parking, cental lo- cation, near Oshawa Cen- ter, 401. $575.00 plus hy- dro. NON-SMOKER. avail. aisle immediately. S79. 3954 RCKF.RING Letge t bdrm !)still apt„ CleerVgtaet, dared lalxt- �hr�ing. Close to al anlerwliea. FirstAast. Rderencoo. June 1. 839-7391. TWO bedroom apt, Went- wortNSimcoe S. area. May 1. Frirlgdslove, parking, aun6y, bus stop, r plaza. AtIw 5 p.m. 725. 2642. WESTNEY/HWY2 bright, 2 bedroom basement ca- ble, ubt0es, 4 pc. bath, gap - era to ap.erate entrance, laundry, working persons, available June let. $780 . No pets , no smoking, 426-1428 WHITBY - large one bed- room apt. approx. 1000 sq. It, bright, dean, good park- ing, use of washer/dryer. S700/mo. includes utilities. June 1. References re- quired. 688-eM WHITBY - two bedroom apartment main floor of house, available June 1. $820 inclusive, Includes use of yard. Call 668--1477. WHITBY, beautiful 1 bed. room apartment in quiet complex. Fireplace, in- cludes appliances, utilities, cable and laundry No pet. Available June 1, $7001 month. Call Ted Houghton 668-3800. WHITBY- Large 2 level, 1 bedroom apartrnent. Avail- able May. $loo month n- clusive, call 430-6323 after 0 pm IDS PALENDAR OF THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,1995 -PAGE 37 �1 11 WHITBY -1 bedroom par. tially furnished basement apt., suitable for quiet. working mature person. $500rmonthly, available May 1. (905) 509-9913 WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you dw*?" Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Really (1991) Ltd. (905) 66&3800 orf905)686-3211 HAPPY 40th Lillian "THE QUEEN LAVENDER" Best wishes Goober & the Puppet. VENTS BLAISDALE MONTESSORI SCHOOL PICKERING THE PEANUT CLUB OPEN HOUSE LISTING 415 Toynevale Rd. Specializing in birthday parties for AJAX 403 Kingston 18 mo - 12 years Open House for 18 mo - 6 years children ages 1 to 7. Where else can you have a Rd. 18 mo - 6 years and Elements (Grade 1 - 3) 6 - 9 ears �r Y party where the whole la playground is all yours. Tues. May 2 Open House for 18 mo - 6 years Tues. May 23 Beautifully decorated, clean, safe Thurs. June 15 7 p.m. - Free babysitting Mon. June 5 Elementary 6 - 9 environment. All inclusive packages available food, July 23-27 years Mon. June 5 juice, cake balloons/ orou can bring g Your own food and create own AJAR 454 Kingston Rd. 7 p.m. - Free Babysitting you party. Coffee is always free and they do all 18 mo - 12 years 18 mo - 6 years the clean up. Book early to reserve your Part time ( 3 mornings) and full time space. -We Open House for 18 mo - 6 years programs for your child. guarantee a happy face" SUMMER CAMP Thurs. May 4 Tues. May 16 Grade 1 - 6 (A -M -I.) Call 509-5005 Register now for summer camps for Weds- May 31 Tues. June 13 SUMMER PROGRAM children 2 1/2 to 7. Weekly sessions from 9:30 to Noon. Early Bird special $49 per 7 p.m. - Free babysitting 18 mo - 3 years SUMMER CAMP child. Drop off your child for a morning of Call 509-5005 3 years - 6 years creativity and fun! PEANUT PROGRAMS r,g1M* IEW+pyo* For children ages 2 1/2 to 5. ACADEMIC SUMMER CAMP Tuesdays and Wednesdays PLAYGROUND 415 Toynevale 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 1 to 3 p.m. C an • Daily Play • Private Parties • Summer Camps Baywood Medical Centre 91 RyMnder Blvd., 95 ftft SL W., Ajax Sanborn h (905) 686-2238 (416) 2814M WE BUY AND SELL ALL ITEMS RELATED TO CHILDREN ars the whole When you buy ce Upon a Child • from us, you'll get a: we bury, sell terrific deals, and J trade both when you sell to N and rvwq(1, us, we'll pay items. for iteirrs accepted. o � r Wft a ' e KIDS' STUFFI" WITH PREVIOUS EXPERIENCEmI ME 427-4194 W 75 Bayly St West, Ajax Gust weal of Harwood) 6 - 10 years $80 per 8 week session Sharpen your child's academic skills Drop off Your child for 2 hours of arts and Children new to Montessori welcome. crafts, songs, games and story telling! Call 509-5005 Available at Ajax location only. GINGERBREAD CO-OPERATIVE DAILy pLpy NURSERY SCHOOL New extended hours for may at Ajax Register for 95/96 for children 2 1/2 to location' 5 years of age. Limited space for 2 to 2 1/2 Mon. 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. years of age available. Tues-, Weds., and Thurs. 9:30 a.m. to 8 Check out their EARLY BIRD rate. p.m. Parent participation and low rates. Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For more information call 831-9246. Sat. and Sun. 9:30 a -m. to Noon IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE YOUR UMBRELLA CHELD"S CENTTR.ES Heron House Child Care Centre Call for an appointment to inquire about programs. Toddlers 18 months to 2 Li2 years Preschool 2 1/2 to 4 years Limited spaces available. Centre is open from 6:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. DANCE Friday Night Youth Dance Grades 5 to 8 Ajax Community Centre HMS Ajax Room 7 to 10 p.m. $.5.00 at the door SWLMMViG McLean Community Centre, Ajax Family Swim Sat. and Sun 4 to 5 p.m lotr� "rtic �hilar�n MIOAii/Y *-10 and have a grc:u tune while their learning - ..r � Mcxhcr of Sara) "I highly recommend ibis scbool to anyone u,bo wants The best for their cbstd " noB Mor►lessori Schools -•L T..e T(lcidlc:rs IS Ino. - 3 yrs. Pre School 3 yrs. - 6• rs. Elementary- grades 1 - 6 yrs. "h Convenient Locations - 509-5005 686-5005 Pickering Ajax •i 15 Toyuc%-We 545 Kbgpsaon Rd- -003 K1nRswn Rd. CAROL listing above for the open CALENDER CALL CAROL AT 579-4400 house nearest you! Ask about Academic Summer Camp AgL—, 6-12 Kindernastic Kids Choreography + "K -KIDS SUER CAS." :3 Iofl 1a yn, 6 b 10 yrs. 8 AAL -12 noon 9 AX 4 P.Y. July 21 23-1 July July July ly 310.14 31-Alg. 4 14.18 $120.00 6 10 10 yrs. 6 10 10 yrs. 9 101.11111.4 P.Y. 1 P.Y.d PJA. July 23-27 17-Z Ju$60.00 20.00 Inquiring about competitive summer classes please call and ask for Lannefte " 401 360 Bayly St. N., Ci Unit 1, Ajax > unit #I ® or call W BAYI.Y S. 427 CHILDCARE CENTRES • Non-ftfd I . Licensed • AOorch" ' High • Subs* Quality available. Tax receipts Provded HERON HOUSE CHILDCARE CENTRE ENROL NOW! LIMITED SPACES AVAILABLE TODDLERS: 15 mths - 2 1/2 yrs. PRESCHOOL: 2 1/2 - 3.8 yrs. J.K./S.K.: 3.9-5 yrs. Nursery School: 2 1/2 - 5 yrs. School age: 6-12 yrs. Register now for school age summer all � 2759 UMDRCLLA. C CC1TRkt DAY CARE SCNCCS OPEN HOUSE MONTH OF MAY 1995-96 REGISTRATION 9 a.m. -11 a.m. GINGERBREAD CO -0P Success for over 20 years Westshore Community Centre (on Bayly between Liverpool & Whites) 831-9246 38 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30,1995 ate - �ome mprovement SILVER CARPET & RUGS SALES • SERVICE • INSTALLATION • INCREDIBLE CARPET «�I AT I INCREDIBLE PRICES m" "-""-T • For Free Estimates CALL: SILVER CARPET & RUGS 683-4292(AJAX) rim BLACK & DECKER * LAWNMOWERS M2240 516999 M2370 - $18 9°0 B,D MULCH 'N MOW HEDGE TRIMMER from 53999_x7999 AN above items arty a 2 year full warranty •Reoondhioned 4 F&M" Seconds (905) 428-5590 777 KINGSTON RD. WEST EAST END TOPSOIL Quality * Top Soil * Triple Mix * Peat * Manure • Aggregates 1 619-9633/655-8553 1 CARPETS • AREA RUGS • VINYL Corner Stone Flooring Centre 10" KINGSTON RD. (905) 420-0435 "In the Furniture Mall behind the Olive Garden" BARRYMORE'S 3 Room Carpet Sale! and a Sankt & Win Promo bu May 15,1995 G� FACTORY��O LTD. STOP! Don't Vmw out that old sofa or Maw. Give d new life with High Density Foam. We cut and install on premises. We also do retlplwlstery and manufacture new custom furniture. Come vast w at 1650 Bayy street sm west of Brock (Piekenng) Mon., Tres., Wed. 10 am. -6 pmn. ., Tln-Fn. 10 am. -7 p.m., Salxday 10 a m: 5 p.m. HOME IMPROVEMENTS ADDITIONS • 2ND FLOORS • BASEMENT APT. BATHROOMS • PLUMBING • DECKS/FENCES WIRING - TILING • DRYWALL WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULLY INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED (905) 428-8785 97 Church St. S., Ajax 0 }.. :OiY} 'i':? �+':. .�i�r!:r •i: i}f �' tU. � %i iF%:if% •}ix•...<. r rF 14— 5TH ANNUAL ART AUCTION TODAY - Sunday, April 300 DON BEERS ARENA 12 NOON - Preview 1.00 PK - Start Z ART GALLERY For More Details 1900 DIXIE ROAD Call PICI.ERING 837-0144 Prim Heating and Air Conditioning "A Service company you can count on..." While it may n(x seem like it right now. it will be co lkhti0mg: on one of those hot summer nights. getting warmer outside. In fact it will be getting very Prim installs Comfortaire Systems and they all bot. very so('n. come with a manufacturer's warranty. They also So while you may not be thinking about cooling off. service window air conditioners too. it won't be long before you'll be complaining about the Ken says he keeps his overhead low and passes beat• not the fid- [hoist savings on to his customers and also offers a So if you want to stay cool this summer. what better senior's discount. way then with a central air conditioning system Conditioning Prim Heating and Air Coitioning also provides a installed by Prim Heating and Air Conditioning. complete pump service for pool, heat and sewage For 25 years Ken Primrose has been installing the pumps. best in central air systems for customers across The company installs Weal ermaker furnaces and Durham and Scartx-cough. docs oil to gas and electric to gas converskxs too. `I ruts a family business and we pride ourselves on Ken says he enjoys his work and adds that every giving our customers an honest job at a very job is diferau. competitive price;' says Kcn. -When I give a free -1 like people- he says. -And they like the fact estimate I stick to it. There won't be any hidden costs that I supervise every job to ensure it is dons to their and if there are any problems they will be dealt with satisfaai(xt. That's inVortaot to me and to them." right away.- For more information about Prim Heating and Air In fact. Prim Hcaung has a'_'4 hour service so you'll Conditioning call (905) 619-2(790. never have to worry about being without air 24 HOUR PROMPT SERVICE FURNACE CLEANING Spring Special 5 i$3v 9 Cpy1j�O^'11�p �ONl,�'C "Measurin"q Q WL g — ,AIR CONpn'IONING start UP 1,$499"5 success one satisfied customer at a time." • Electric Air Cleaners • Humidi, f hers •All Work Guaranteed A FULL SERVICE AND INSTALLATION COMPANY 905=619=2090 oThe Doctor W Says... It's Time For Your Annual PICK -A -MIX CONCRETE LIMITED • Custom ready • Any strength mix • Metered delivery • Contractors - �... _.. _ LL9N�P.Z�c -2-1 • Home Owners • Industry 4 TRUCKS - TO i4 SERVE YOU SATURDAY DELIVERY Sem DIAL DIRECT 683-6501 DA; �40� ACdr•'"�'t5 F Qin', RENT TO OWN F reebrld Townhernes on a gaiel crescent, nexN to a park MOVES 2000YOU IN Liar F rte for 4 months while you build %our down paymenl ASPEN "y 1410 Houses For Rent 2 BEDROOM house with garage. on 1 acre of lard. Alar area. S795/mc. plus ubl. no appliances. 666 0445. ask for Cheryl. 3 -BEDROOM eem. 1 1/2 bafM. single garage. fenced yard overlooking Lake Ontario $900 Plus u01- ites Cal Larry Lloyd 5568- 9065. 69-8865. AJAX - FAxk- sere - home. becks oqb park 4 bedroom. 3 bete. marble entry, skylight CAC. CVAC. alarm syslem. $1.650 plus utfties. Cap Elvira 428- 7677 AJAX - three bedroom backsort. brighticlean, close to schooWshopping. Basement occupied. De- sired location. 5860• hy- dro. FirsVlast role ON . Avail. May 1. (416)224- 0959. AJAX. 3 bedroom de- cached house now 401 1 Harwood. Appliances. $987 month, plus ubmies. can Louis emogeole. CB- YCR (416) 989-7172 AJAX bom rel l 1700 sq.n abdrm , open Oorxtpt 11W O to dock. lanced yard clog, to al amenities. nor, smokers. avail. Juliet, $975 mo. .213 ubkbm. (906) 428-1575 BAY RIDGESBAYLY. Phckenng. Nrodbnght 3 bedroom cordo-ww roxmw available June I. Finished baswrent 4 appkances, water included. They cut Your gram. dean up snow. $1099- gawbv&o. 905- 66&7106. CANNINGTON,Iargo 4 bedroom house in quiet subdivision, separate dr, Ing room. Fanliy room 4 PC A 2 Poe bash, double ear garage. $90W-lh plus uekbm. Fwsblast Available atv+eduately. Call (705) 432-240& EAST Oshawa, quiet cant, large. Clean 1-bedroonh twssrnord apartment lour, din. Ind". save. rslerwho- ft. only quiet, raspoise6le Person. SSMmor h. 1bti• ties Included. FrwAast available May 1. 434-3836 m SOUTH AJAX- 3 bedroom 1 bungalow, large lerr-ed yard. Finished basement. $1000.001-1. Available MId-August Plea" call 906-688-6340. WHITBY 3 bedroom de- tached. on crescent 2 MOO- ey, 2 car attached garage. walkout $1100 monthly plea. Cal (906)8668980 or 906986-0146. WHITBY 3 bed nom bun- gabw with garage and Err -shed ttasenhsnt ava"ble 19t d June. $99Shrbnth . Unks". no Pm 723.8985 WHO says you cermt afford to bury a house? 3 bedroom townhouse ar- ms for S460/mordh. (P 3 I) 3 bedroom bungalow carries for $780 /ehorsh (P3q Pkr more. Cal Mark Slapfay. AdiUm Accord 576J111 or "6-4743 PICKERING area - stable Iymity of 4 pks guard dog. Looking for 3 of 4 bedroom hmse/towhr"", Ap- pliences requred. Flexible move -in dap up b July VV 95. Cal (905) ex, F- 3 bedroom townhouse. scull, GM. 392SNM utlibm Included. Fussiest nique Cal Sandy 436$0815. OSHAWA, bwnhose, 3 bedroom, 4ap1 1rnoes 1 1/ 2 Deft. garage, 5060 plea hydro, available June 1 434.1677 $400 MONTHLY, with osy "Do but /"deport l oolaq for employed, non- �rtol�g nbNdu d b shw etwh Towrwuse of rick a 681.6'719 AAA above average quiet wet fun shod roan. Wl- sordl On bur line. SM week includes W cable, u KO pOtlor g 725-0416 AJAX room for rent in dean quiet horuua, lieurift ow UNNNOC Cable kckd- ad Share bolt a kit Cbm b bur ahs aluoppitg Non savolrr, available, inti► a.e�7sro $400 par motel$. OSNAwA - 3 btdbonti 3 AM - room aMOilaMe 6aYha lvitPoala, dial WwAdlaWy in 3 bedloont room kiklhsah includes her. Close b aawlifoL kidpalebve. doubt Be- $� Suitable, a Mott-anding. . �warNltgo 0 Itsraott use of IMaldry. SM 428- 1323ftewaANOW' 2144. OSHAWA - dash, 3 bob AJAX an So Lahr, 1r- , � rlielyd toh vA spaaiea►n ts� sr*-, iet kkK wbwno- M viOall ts X Mtldnan 4 OIL Available i swop ltL Pa. belt. seen ndNtaw -426- ihduskre 427-/87y 420"6661. oBHAwA - aro.. b ahs can" Oshawa room fair Mallh Pkgd. esni, 3 bob nolle let Mara. ass ooctr loorrr, 4 applirhosa OW. Pkv Share Idlcltsrh, bath salaranaa Jar I. CON room, yard IurniNrd or 434-7797. a nkOnislhed. Available iel 4 bedroom risen Soo, 4 appliances. mediaPICKERING, s ' Cal Al 725.1074 leave Bow b sdhools, cpPPig, nnMaaags 401, 0975 Pkr 2/3 WMas. FIIRNNSHED room n Feet, lost. relarar ces. June p:lvals home. Now bur/ 1. (W06)424e171 cropping. Color hinsle- REERS. Own you own Female non halw for less than0800. soaks, share bas, lotchen per month. Cal John Amis, fad'' e• Seo weedy, avail - Sales Rep., Romax Summit able immediately. 723- ReakY, 9056M-3900. 9655 Rooms 430F,, Rent OSHAWA to" in clean quiet home, lurniced / u, hErA* d. 066W0, al ihdu siw, share facilities. no Pets, rwn-emoken Pre- (erred, 432-3247 PICKERING- furnished, dose o al, cola. TV, use a ale laeliNa, nal err, cker, no Pats, available nrned. $75. WIL call 637-7814 AJAX- 3 bedroom house to share with 1 osw person. Parking. laundry, 6 air. $285/month ndusve. Non emOker. Good location. Cal (905) 686-7313 or (416) 941-2536. AJAX- large home to share in Westneyl Hwy 2 area, quiet neighbourhood S40o/ month, all inclusive. First and last required. (905) 663-6092. FEMALE blllOngto share nice house in Prime South Pickering. Near Go. laun- dry. parking. air Condition- ing. 5600/ndurve. FIriV last 637-1783. NORTH OSHAWA 3 bedroom Mows to share $350 Per month, 1/2 uhh- ties. Clete to shopping and bus roule Cal anytime 435- 6264 PICKETING - gorgeous Lakeview cordo to share wY female non smoker Avail. Nrerhsdiauly. Call 905-631- som2 PICKERING - make your beet move and save mon, BY byahenrg a C hrosen home. Dont caw se bene ab at gree spaceprivate yard. perkln9- lou cky, w e& to take (rear Go) Mary KLw"n 2663993. PICKERING- X targe bed- OW9 room► 2nd loon, per vale. 4 PC beth mtkades ul l-. Cable. laundry, a. cordiborw, fun., it pre- firmed. Available. May 14. (905)428-6606. SHARE HOUSE - Norah Alex. unk.nised bedroom$ sons poste bash, lauMY. cable. 1375 inclusive. I" Let amokers Ok. Imine- dually. 663-4501 WHITBY - Large Y1Gor- Ian borne, noril-ra ing pFOISG@ rel. uhekudss heat hydro 8 cable.$414/nonlh. Close b tans4 A iiho00+g Cal (416) 599-4962. AJAX i bedroan condo over 100" lake. 5 ap- Pkane", fireplace. pod, tannic oarb. Awed" Jur 19t 67751rn n1 h. Call 693.0496. MCLAUGHUN Square. 2 bedroom. $625 monthly. first. last rstsNernoos, Pone all r 5 pm 666.8460. ONE bedroom endo. downbvin Oshawa. new Pa parking. as CMK*bW available June 1, $675 mouldy plus, hydro. 433- 1569. 4 Monte Free RaM- Dowr4own Oshawa, 400- 35W 0435W sq. R awoftb Park - NO and P141t **-"- Bed PaaW nla. Cal 434- 2447 or 066.4132. DOMN11Ow11 IMrirsy, Dundee, St . #*Pisan$ S" 400 MIX Dice and up b 25W sq•S• bay $pose. Cd song. Cal sim 861. ops 3 Pfltf.t.N On mcw tion- Must be seen b be OFF 11 1 Herwood Ava- 619-120 bury Odra. PkM .�111PBDID, ideal 1% banquet hot Pod hal or any land of dub. al- tiics apace also &V&UMO. M balue in 000. Fisc sorrble, Will. (416)445- 5899. 401/RITSON - 1,500 of 3,000 sq. K. Dove in doom, offices, high traffic, lots of parking, $550 ret. 434- 5555, 6867777 BARRY'S BAY H K Cot. urnpDdk*W ' t raw . ' Wang,1«., take-out, playground on premisss. May/,kxro de. count. 1813756.2746. CHALET Cottage, •keels 10 Lak)hot and cold nrining 'Big Gull (Clarendon water, full bath, 1 hr. north of Belsville. 3550/woek. 967-0599. GREAT fishing and family holiday on Ries Lake, 1 hour from Oshawa, Modem 2 a 3 bedroom cottages, sandy beach, playground, dhildren'M program, boat a motor. Low family prices, May long weekend avail abbe Sunnymead Cottages R.R. 1113, Hastings, Ont KOL 1YO (706)6962601 WINTERIZED summer home near 1000 IS- LANDS, brand now, water- front, 3 bedroom, 2 balks. fully equipped kitchen, that A paddteboat. 880. Day/ woo kenda month. 619- 9803/666-1212. ask for Krna CLEARWATER - Iudy fur- nished mobile hones. clubhouse. heated pools. hot tubs, tennis, lust 20 nw%* s to beaches. NHL Hockey. Blue Jay baseball. dog horse tracks. Chkren wain. . lea than meoxl. Cal(906)883-6503 GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse cando. close to famous Clears a w beach. pool, P Cuzze. 880, private, yard. available Now - Dec. for bolo and to view phots 6a69e46 or 579-3788. ASSUME to morgage - NO OLALIFYING. WE Oshawa k wrriouse, 3 bod- roorn. 2 washroom. seps- rats bvrg room i Doing roorrh, walkout basement $100.900.(9W) 721 -CM BAY RIDGES- 3 bedroom man Woe wth hardwood. basement apt.. ws *spa- rs* entrance, backs on prorate park. $147.900. Cal 90&832-5199. BEAUTIFUL dwched bungalow. 3 bodroonr. rec room, deep lot 699.999 was Only 5% down wr car- ry for 5900 per Kaes in - CIO texas. Ted Hough -. ton Rwnax Summit 666- 3800. BELEW R 1400 DML Why rare? Who you can owl a bwd new 3 or 4 bMboola $in* dst ChW hoar on Wp kill. Cal 4"ama WWMANYILLE, Link, 3 baboonr nrsw wit an - side, wain chest, at- tao' garage, separate dining tooth with walmA Formal hed baseehrA Ailing 9126,000. 625-63ra $69.900 Brand row 1,2,3 bed subse, Condos. Up to 1442 Sq fL ca raised ' L- 9s1ow wilt 2 badfoola M4avA 2 kidgeo. 2 .-1 washer, drys. $117AW. Negotiable• 721-074a 0811UAwA East- 4 bed - roan brick hare, living, drift 2 lilclherr 2 bell - 11 , all- oo, fel baaerrhen1 8a• rag.. Reduced 0187.900. Cal owner 428.4701. BEAUTIFUL 2 Morey +army hiss in quiet Cour- We Coot Backyard $generis Ike eonay. Tom"* landscaped, deck and good quality fencing. 3 bedroom, 1 Beth in base - moot, 2OOPE h,t, dip room. room, Mesion family room with fi"lore fireplace. Maser bedroom with Ro- man tub and Meparso shower. 3 basis. ex, I neighbourhood. Man floor Laundry room, inside en - Vance to double garage. Priced at $/89,000, no conditional offers. Cal 43- 3172 for apponllmor t PRIME Ne Oshawa loca- tion, prdewonally friced nails and out, 3 bedroom backspli, $166.000. 344 Goswc. Seen by appL. 579 7368. SOUTH Ajax- 4 level sdespkrg t, lae lot 50 x 150. ngrouwd pod. Ga. Up. must be seen. $179.900. 416-447-3175 0 42& 8987 THREE bedroom home available Immedately bis sale or leassto-own In Pcken g, Fox Hollow area 2S bast, f.spiwo. double garage. clv, all appliance and window coverings in, ckided $182.900. Cal Da- ve Kuksts. Cold sol Bank- er, Golden Key Really, 416- 281-2200 16261.2200 or 905-420- 2061. WAVERLY/BASEUNE . freehold hownhhorre. 3 bed - come Aug, possession. 4 appkences. Call Sat d Sun.. 12-5 p.m. 697-0126 Only 5 avarloble. WHITBY CHARMER . West Lynda. open h - Sat / Sun. 2WM . 10.4, 3 bedroom . Largo pe IOL Cul- Do-Sac, ul- De-Sac, Oubtanding SHOW PIECE. $159.900 (906) 430-0155, CALL For directions. CONDO F0� Large 3 badroon, 1 1.2 baht. spa2aalr view d she Bey. Underground pig• 7mn. to GO asking $111.800 (505) 831-9m Pickering S.Pkkw tg, Lugs 3 bdfrm. condo. recanUy re- dscaraNd, red carps up grads, 1 1,2 bats, s. =- Powe. spamaeulr vwr of wwwgm nh Pwb% 7 mer. to GO. adorn $116.80000 Cal 831 -UN SAILWMOS Whrlby, lux- ury cordo budding. one bosom . 941 sq. R, many exhs. 686-3114 WATERFRONT COMMUNITY, 2 we lob in bewuNkl Pon PMry, Lott $156.000., CON 14 Estabs 427-03W or 429-2215 2 ACRE Lak4katt lot $39,900 . Acreage on in -ship Rd. Zoo down Payauar k 0% ihtae..t $/W0. per .odh 089-4430. :as.6 kid priced, Seekd- ed wooded Tinier lot good toad sandy beach, iehiug, 112 M Lan Odisnes. (414WI-1556 MAPLE Lake. Large. qua• Iricnt lot wib 2 berkoan colape, yew rouNrd aoaoM askrg $70.000. Cal 623- 0774 or 40e-2240. �tlIn yourpehactll��o�d �ell� 683.0707 and let one of our . rofeWonal advisors t elp you. LAKE FRONT COTTAGE FOR SALE Near MacT•ler. Three bedrooms, three piece bathroom, in- sulated, electric heat, Franklin stove, cathedral ceikng, ale fumishings include color t.v., stereo, mi- crowave, telephone, W. Bunk house sleeps 6, full price in- cludes ATC and two snowmobiles. $110,000. 430-2762 RED SETTER RESORT. Trent River near Havelock. Excellent Campground Large fully serviced sites from S765/season. Conaq- es 2.3 bedroom from SWIG - $375. 1-905-435-0907 or 1-706.778-3096. WATERFRONT sites avaAabie Oust trader park on Lake Ontario now Trey► len. Great fistwV and Sai- boardng. . Sheltered dock- ing. Prhoes from 59900. 416.757-494 Weekends 613.394-0863 Rum AAA Cortulnng 6 _-ear Ftnanual Consulting Som - Ion for any purpose Also LOANS. Aub. emergency. 00-c debar. vacations. krn0ure. first me borrow. ens. business. et. Good or Bad GMM. Bankrupries welcome 630 am -9 ooprn MOM -Sat 416.630-0012. BORROW $10.000 , pay as bob as $110 per immll o a.C. Cal bmy. 6615.7200. Free wnsultabons. Anubis Inveotrhens Ltd. MONEY problems? Dour THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1995 -PAGE 39 rsy= RATED se IN CANADA EVANIV RAV$ . LIVE I - ON .1 LOVEGIFTED MONEY ACCURATE CAREER PSYCHICS 1-900.4s141,0ss i. -" v aa.,.-, 14. SINGLE? D4,00viffr how Ousands OF Members have mel, 644 in -Ove Or nfoill through TOGEM, Call us today! U T(LETHER 1-800-667-0117 Anniversary Celebration CAMOm ftWnm Folk Art Shcdfo 'ColAlyard',109 Old Kk on Road W., Unit 1 Joie is in ow Ono Yew Cebbadon. "OPEN HOUSE - REGISTRATION" MAY 2ND -6TH WITH A DRAW AND REFRESHMENT Complete display of projects for classes and seminars in Folk Art, Basketry, Fabric. Something new 'Craft Days' We carry quality name brand paints, brushes, top grade wood pieces, basketry kits and supplies. books galore, videos and .MUCK More' Business Hours _ Tues. Sat. i IRE, � '? 10:00 b 5:00 Tues., wee., Thurs., 7:00.9:00 pm VISA AMEX INTERAC 905-683-61 OS MAJOR LIQUIDATION BY AUCTION SALE AC err /Y1A 'M av1'o.1V %� 1',ar`.'^r "'Miry il'A..ai'.Y� 7^Y r+9•!5'S w r,l. :✓'� • 'P. T r5 tfBAJOR ART GALLERY of "HAZELTON LANES III OTHERS" ACCENT MAHOGANY FURNITURE - BRONZE STATUARY CCL.ECTOA PLATES AUSTRIAN CRYSTAL. • WILDLIFE STATUIUMP 4" COMPUTERS - PRINTERS 'Sar UNITED EOMON PRNTS BY-BATEMAN' ROMANCE ' LUMBERS • CASEY A.J. CASSON • CHgSTtME BARWALL CAMPBELL • TOWNSENO • _GATES - ETC. SILVER JEWELLERY - GOLD C040S 0" a Pool! CABINETS • WOOD POW"VES DEcaukroR rBMuals nMharEn seoNEn sroWrs ARr • r4A35 LAMPS - GWTWAK PUBLIC AUCTION MONDAY MAY 1 AT 7:00 PM (PREVIEW FROM 6:00 PM) HELD AT THE HOUDAY INN, OSHAWA, 1011 BLOOR ST (HARMONY RD. E)OT AT 4101 -any -1 19 I'll JA.A ': f. Anaaa.. Awn 4 D.cvew "- 2S Nn W. -M wigs. : ewe. KAM Mea • r .Aa ikraacrw IAA.r A •Wier I op n ftwisr Pt- avow 3.- : -W.0 . a War a Crew Car GOM '.,a r.maaa ir..ra ew v ears 000L Sts Ca.o,A•n P• -- �•,au,. 9r.os. :: ;ally. C nips, F...e,c. nawapbn w•aWi- Stain. Roca. a w.lNgra :,vin Argw M•m lomm Rea. Maus Samna Pacaan Mew lA•e :wP•ib :abOa .011ho es irrr yP,.iPia Sae M.rs, Sw -,a• . E :o.•cxehaa Exna. Sore ..,ftr.ae•a 3."Imw a -rxN•Y M v S Ab cap IS Pa :A-ALOGLEO -F4- +" DwsoM %" Gas Ovula Pew ac -RICIA r•CE• AOLA_ E Fy,Awm P•• rw.na Dwisi 4 -•Ossa CCIL:EiCT ON 3F AFIT MOM -IE GAL Em' • C .PICL.AE Aamum Jr,wr OiL _Bus :wc lepraeaiw %N o*& -GRO P 3F SEVEW Nuawiw -w.. asps Y A Y .K%w Ee•p w -a-w , E -I M6dan•ii Nd &% $tree• P.A. ESM'M 1 4 A- Coon 5 a Sar rs ft So EA C,.SNE AR- JFFFANG a Canso a tae•oe rww ;.•nein w4m AMe - WjsT7E iaAFts-AL-' Mis, + Naas bF leienN/ b .•Iles, PNP b IM.W -an., Cwh 'am, INC.a IN, mod Lea- wed aO P.E)SUMS ON SUPIC1101`4GEs S. g iso vow wft-ohm xa waaww a *•hese aa.-• m PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-298-176 Conoobdabons, credit ar- ranpsmwhb, personalpearei budget plannrg CIOM replan. FREE CONSLLTATK)NS. OZe • • TOrontb) 4331425 OBTANdM ALOAN 13 NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGN M ANY CONTRACTS. Color Your World BUS1IlM ayva�ifal acrow Giller, Pkkerm6 WlMtby Ricitwtood Hill NevvmwiLet SlosNf iriNe Geavertat Q FIleNlIn if loin A Wimw6 Teal! InvesUNK-nit ban :,0.000-s30Q000 CONTACT US TODAY COIW Your World Filmd l!!Mmmm 10 Carson Street Torallo M6W 3R5 1-800-387-7311 (416) 2S9-3251 DOES aril your own business appeal to you? P ask "@ @ cararnic business available. Complex US and Camden «stirrer lest included. M equipment and molds as wale. $25.000. For more nbrma- Non sal 14000489-0076. HANDSOME maks. 36. seeks Msm, man-smok". mornage mreded Ismtle 25 b 31. Mus be honest and tardy crew,- PIGS" rip IV we role outlining rwer- em and dares. Phot op - tonal. Oshawa This Week 886 Farewell Ave S PO Box 481. Oshawa. On- tano L1 H 7L& Fie 071S6 a" -Mate -01111I Ibetim fm rot parson is bo iftPoll hvd to fetes it up b ch9rtcs Cal Match Wins ba m stxssrtsd W1111 0- *qbL INTERLOCKING BRICK Jnveways. walk - "VS. pool. DAsos abps. retairvng wall nee ees- melee. Cara BnCkscape Inc 6662742 SELt.IIri�G� YOUR HONZ9 hp" flbod our H01t1E POR S11LE PACKAGE 883-0707 Sale ends May 7/95 705 Kingston Rd. Hwy. 2/WhRes Rd. PICKERING SA \DERSON MUN L %&.%T CU. I -M. 4lanutacturcm of ccroctery and civic tacmonais ance 187_. I 1 shownxanv or horns appointavenu availablc Darkne Bcxner ( 905) 427 -4 -VA 1 ( 800) 461-0282 32 ahs L-itifte w. Aix MATERNITY DRESS SALE NO P.S.T. NO G.S.Tr On all 400 dresses + suits in stock ®O R }'p Ma -k 10 tin -9 full . / . S6lW* 10 &a • 6 PJfL Sm* 12qua•Sprel �Tw o ,;`: WAGE WTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1995 p • AIR CONDITIONED `AM/FIM CASSETTE 6 TILT WHEEL • DUAL AIR BAGS ONSOLE� . '' = 3.L E.F.I. VE ,� r..1=- .:.... SPECIAL 1994 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE OR -- LEASE --FQR `! 24 • • 5.0 L V8, AUTOMATIC, LEATHER TRIM, ABS, � I, l Vt IT AM/FM CASSETTE, AIR CONDITION, POWER 8 MONTHS WINDOWS, LOCK SEAT, AVAILABLE 6,000 KM. $ FACTORY STOCKCASH BACKS23M #RC158A 1994 MUSTANG GT CONVERTIBLE 5.0 L V8,5 SPD., MACH 460, AIR CONDITION, ABS, POWER WINDOWS, LOCKS SEAT, LEATHER TRIM, 2,000 KM. STOCK #RC180 FRE ff L cam AID APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA REBATE APPLEO ?O SALE PRICE, 4 " MM ON X MOWN PER LEASE f'l,UM O n n I t 1ST NWM AID r0"eiAI W qWW l Y DEPOSIT ILEO TAXES EXTRA <_ _ D4S KM FIEF. O.A Q .. -. . Z-- ••• OML1/ SALES TAXIS ANO LXADE EXTRA. •s.:; . .__. tea..: ^ - „ ..3. ,r.. —. - 2660 KINGSTON RD. (AT MIDLAND AVE.) SCARBOROUGH Vehicles may not be exactly as illustrated - — --�=•,l..�:.:..�ws�asa�r a _ ...__ i _ - _ _ �-••-.��iiiiL�w .i i 4 t - S_ 3 _+-.sS.1 •l�w�i•w.f.� . Q -. _ L S t:l• 3 1 l zzz I tam's+