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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1995_05_28Ask about our Free Head Table Offer Weddings Banquets 7z Meetings Parties 683-3210 Annandale Country Club BALLOTS Candidates talk; _ tion fourth joins fray Pages 3, 5 g News BUTT OUT No Tobacco Day on Wednesday �• Page 10 los PAW E, The FwAre w, Sim nowr .don -Wed. 9 30 a m 8 00 p.m. Tours 8 Fn. 9.30 a m -8.30 p.m. Sal 930 a.m -5 00 p m Advertiser QW6 Sunday, May 28, 1995 28 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 22 Lawsuit, arrest in basketball injuries By LINDA %N RITE STAFF RF:Pt)RTFR DURHAM — A la,.%suit has been filed against the public school board and a criminal charge has been laid against an area man after promising basketball players were injured in separate incidents Hale Miller. 28, of Pickering, is charged with negligence causing bodily harm and faces up to 10 years in prison after a teenager was left a quadriplegic in a pick-up basketball game here last summer. Omari Brookes. 19, of Scarborough, suffered a severed spinal cord in a game at an outdoor court at Pine Ridge Secoxidary School in Pick- ering on Aug. 22. He was trying to block a jump shot when his legs were taken out from under him and he landed on his neck during the game. Durham Regional Police Detective Keith See SUIT... Page 8 t..41 Sisters-in-law Jantine Carter and Jan McNamara had car- other. From left are Mrs. Carter holding Mitchell as son Jake bon -copy deliveries at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital and daughter Kelly look on and Mrs. McNamara with new - recently when their new sons were bom within hours of each bom Jordan. photo by A.J. Groen Stork delivers kissin'cousins in one stop By KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — The stork landed at the same time for two local sisters-in-law. Jantine Carter and Jan McNamara deliv- ered healthy boys May 13 at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital after the baby -bearing bird followed the same flight path in the last days of their pregnancies. Both women were due on May 3, were overdue nine days, were induced on May 12 and were attended by Dr. Hans Dy. The same hospital room was shared by Mrs. Carter, whose brother Patrick is married to Mrs. McNamara "It was easier for the family; that's what my Dad says," Mrs. Carter chuckles. "He only had to come down once." Jordan McNamara was born at 4:38 am. May 13, tipping the scales at six pounds, 14 ounces. Mitchell Carter made his appearance at 6:08 a.m., weighing seven pounds, six ounces. "I wanted the smaller one, believe me," says Mrs. Carter. "I wished I had the smaller one ., See COUSINS ... Page 2 Pit bulls' owner arrested as dogs c. an't be located to be put doVM STAFF RIPOK FJt -DICKERING — The owner of pill bulls involved m attacks ca other dogs will appear in provis- r ial court June 8 to explain why he °hasn't turned over his pets for destruction. Chris Dornellas's lawyer told Ontario Court. Provincial Division, in Whitby Tb ursday he no longer owns the pit bulls and doesn't know where they are. t ti OWNER...Page 2 Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Sports.................................16 Classified .............................21 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 nSubwly ulnas recycled newsprint 93t + 7t GST =$1 rPHONE DIRECTORY BE SURE TO USE YOUR. ,AJAR AND Piclirm rG LARGE PRINT - 7*JJC SON z DIRECTORY! PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 28,19% Owner can't find doi!s,court told FROM PAGE 1 Mr. Dornellas appeared before a justice of the peace on a charge of breaching a court order after he was arrested at his Rougemount Drive home Tuesday evening. Graham Wakefield told cant his client no longer owns the dogs and doesn't know their whereabouts. When asked where the pit bulls were by justice of the peace Robert Harris, Mr. Wakefield said, "He doesn't know, but lie's willing to co-operate with the court as best he can • to locate the animals. Media reports about the case have generated "a number of calls Som peo- ple willing to take the animals from (Mr. Domellas) and out of the built-up ar+ea," Mr. Wakefield said. The dogs were sold on May 17, he reported. Crown attorney Stephen McGuire said that., when asked on May 18 if he was the owner of the pit bulls, Mr. Dor- nel}as replied that he was. The accused is trying to "hoodwink" the courts, Mr. McGuire charged. Pickering -Ajax -Whitby (PAW) Ani - mail Control staff went to the Dornellas home May 18 shortly after the dogs were ordered destroyed by justice of the peace Harris, but neither Mr. Dornellas nor the pit bulls were there• a PAW offi- cer testified in Whitby court Tuesday. When animal control returned May. 19, the animals were still missing and Mr. Dornellas was then served with court papers for failing to comply with an order under the Dog Owners' I iabili- ty Act. After he failed to appear in court May 23, justice of the peace Joni Glover issued a warrant for his arrest Mr. Wakefiekl successfully argued to justice Harris Thursday that Mr. Dornel- las wasn't properly notified be was to appear in court on May 23. Outside court Thursday. Mr. Wake- field said his client -wasn't on the run" and has been co-operating with authon- ties. The most recent incident involving Mr. Dornellas's pit bulls saw them attack a chow -chow outside Rosebkank Road Public School April 21. The injured animal needed 40 stitches to its neck, throat, chest and legs. Cousins to share birthday parties FROM PAGE 1 Mrs. McNamara and Mrs. Carter were both induced at 8:15 p.m. on May 12. "It didn't make sense for the doctor do us at different times," Mrs. McNa- mara notes The women weren't competing for the bigger baby, but "we were betting each other who would go first," Mrs. Mcblannara says. The McNamara family lives on Turnbull Road in Ajax and the Carters on Shay Drive in Pickering - Mitchell is the third child of Mrs. Cartier and her husband Wayne, joiaing sister Kelly, 3, and brother Jake, 2. Proud Mom reports, "Kelly loves (her new brother) tb death. Jake Eines him, but keeps his distance. Both are good With him." Jordan's big sister Hayley, 3 M4 is "really good, very mothering to him", says Mrs. McNamara Hayley enjoys holding Jordan and helping her mom bathe him. 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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 28, IM -PAGE 3 . •- A Question: Many Ontario residents say they're being taxed backs such as reduced transfer payments to municipalities Question #4 to the hilt as governments at all levels struggle to get their only serve to hurt the taxpayer at the local level. What budgets under control. But Queen's Paris spending cut- further provincial spending cuts do you advocate? Progressive Conservative Janet Ecker. "We are 'taxed to the hilt' because of 65 LiberaYMP government tax hikes. Last year we outlined how to provide tax relief and protect key services by cutting non-prior- ity government spending by 20 per cent. "We will start at the top with Ili' 31 fewer politicians and we will scrap the MPP pension plan, reform welfare, reduce the bureaucracy, cut business grants, eliminate waste." Liberal Party Joe Dickson: "The Ontario Liberal Plan will cut $4 billion of existing government spending, as well as balance the budget. "Ours is a detailed plan to cut grants to big business, reduce gov- ernment advertising, reduce wel- fare fraud and eliminate unneeded agencies like the failed jobsOntario program and Royal commissions. Ask to see our plan." Candidates square off in debate over deficit AM-PiCIMUNG — The provin- cial deficit has b be eliminated, but can- didates for the three main parties differ on how the problem should be addressed. The Ajax Taxpayers' Association hosted a candidates debate on the reso- lution that the next provincial govem- ment must move hely to elimi- nate the deficit and begin repaying the accumulated debt The debate attracted about 35 people to the McLean Com- munity Centra on Wednesday. Ontario's annual deficit is between $8 billion and $10 billion and the debt is $97 billion "There isn't any need to ask that question," said Progressive Conserva- tive candidate Janet Ecker. "Premier Bob Rae ells the deficit manageabie. I call it sbameW The Tories cut "non -priority - spending by $6 billion in the first three years, but won't touch spending on health care, law enforcement and Sh classroom fund- ing for education, Ms. Ecker z promised. Also, pravincW income tax rates will be cut by 30 per cent over dxm years. Liberal Party bopefoll Joe Dick- son said the "election is about fie. The BDV- • ernment most drupe. The days of oven-sp�og - - md deficits I1 es to Within 30 days of taking office, a Liberal government would introduce legislation requiring the provincial gov- ernment to balance its budget, he noted. The Liberals are promising a bal- anced budget in four years, a five -per cent reduction in taxes and to cut gov- ernment spending by S4 billion, although health care and education would be left alone, he assured. The New Democratic Party has a "historical tread of leaders who feel a balanced budget is important," says party candidate Jim Wiseman. He point- ed to Tommy Douglas and Allan Blak- eney, two former Saskatchewan pre - mums who always had balanced budgets. "What (the Liberals and PCs) are proposing will no cut the deficit," Mr. Wiseman charged, saying the Dominion Bond Rating Service examined the opposition parties' platforms and found the deficit targets didn't work - New Democratic Party Jim Wiseman: "Negotiating the Social Contract with employees who provide health, education, welfare, trans- portation and municipal services has allowed Ontario tdweather the recession within our ability to pay '• — without losing jobs and services. "Helping municipalities achieve increased efficiency and improved productivity will negate the need for additional transfer payments and additional taxa- tion. - O 1 or l M -0 Way. 401 >a MM a. - e. 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A five-year resident of Ajax, Mr. tiser, he wasn't prepared to speak of thej tion fray in Durham West. Nominations closed Wednesday for Fonseka works in the food -services Independent -Reform platform. He did Sunil Fonseka is running as an Inde- the June 8 election. industry. say, "I think I can help the community." V9 pendent -Reform candidate against Lib- Mr. Fonseka's candidacy is not con - era] Joe Dickson, Progressive Conserva- netted with the Reform Party of Cana- r ,"The Meat People"" WEDNESDAY ONLY SUPER SPECIAL MAY 31 Boneless Marinated' Sirloin Tip Steaks rrcw Bon&]k Chicken $ 91 Breasts 1b. 'Fresh Chicken $129 W1t�S m. Breakfast $ 49 Bacon r Centre Cut Pork Chops $ 29 i'_ ft. -) M� l Texas Style Back Ribs s3 :9 a. 0-" S& ftw '% %W?MDM Mau and rads 4 q►+ June 31 e' Fresh 1 Pori Or sees � Cooked Haste .no/zoo s $229 M. aorta M08 ort MMOoc MIGNa m 1"4 U*erpool ltd. P>« Pb" $ MCKMMG S3i-7961 ; ■ 1 � 1 � 1CARE FOR � 1 � 1YOUR i 1 � 1 � iCOMPOSTER ! 1 I I i I ! 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Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday. Friday and Sun- day. 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ontario. L IS 2H5. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different print- ers. Second Class Mail Regis- tration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can. I yr. $70 GIVE d0"*MftMk US A 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 683-7044 Real Estate and Autornotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 Clearing the air Smokers can enjoy the first day of the rest of their healthy lives Wednesday. And they can stop killing their loved ones. May 31 is also a good time for non-smokers who'd like to stamp out the filthy habit to put their feet down. Wednesday is World No -Tobacco Day, an annual event designed to encourage smokers to butt out, to inform the public of the dangers of smoking and to encourage people to take action to reduce tobacco consumption. If you still smoke, seize the opportunity to save your life and the lives of the people you love. Try to butt out for at least 24 hours. If you have difficulty, there's all type of help avail- able — from your doctor, from various therapists, from the Durham Region Lung Association. If you find butting out hard, just imagine how hard it would be to bury a loved one killed by your second -hard smoke or for your family to cremate your body ruined by years of self-abuse -- from ashes to ashes, so to speak. If you don't smoke and are tired of having the air that you breathe polluted by people who do, take some time Wednesday to think of how you can help your- self and your environment. If you'd like to see tougher non-smoking regulations enacted, for example, call the Durham Region health department at 683-4660. Non-smokers have a right to a tobacco -free envi- ronment. Smokers have a responsibility to clear the air. The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controver" mallets and anything else of interest to our treaders. We reserve the right to edit letters for lengdt and legal reasons and to withhold lets 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 pages in length. The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint ♦ CHILD SUPPORT Families must speak out on study To the editor: Canadians are rightfully upset about a recent report (January, 1995) of the Federal-Provincia- /Territorial Committee's Report and Recommendations on Child Support. The committee was to find ways to come up with a formula which would be equitable to chil- dren, give custodial parents ade- quate monies to raise children and to provide non-custodial parents with an opportunity to participate financially in the raising of their children. All of these laudable goals have gone by the wayside. Instead, the committee produced a report that has severe and ulti- mately debilitating flaws and biases. These are summarized as follows. The report: 0 Does not address the problem of adequacy of child support either financially, emotionally, psychologically or physically. 0 Does not address the default of payment problem. ❑ Does not address the issue of custody, joint custody or visiting (access). This has a direct effect on payment. D Does not address the issue of best parent as custodial parent. D Does not address the need of the children to access to both par- ents. D Does not consider the non-cus- todial parent's ability to pay. D Provides a huge financial incentive, for parents claiming custody of children, to dissolve families. D Provides that children are placed in the position of financial leverage to assure an increase in standard of living for the custodi- al parent. D Provides huge incentive for the custodial parent to use children as financial leverage for exorbitant support payments from non-cus- todial parents. 0 Provides punitive -aggressive payment amounts that are prohib- itively high and will force payers into default. D Provides formulas and sched- ules that show wildly excessive estimates of child cost (middle and lower -middle income classes are exaggerated by 200-600 per cent). The Federal -Provincial -Terri- torial Committee's Report con- cerning Child Support has been written with a punitive -aggressive stance against children and non- custodial parents. This stance has resulted in rec- ommendations which are destruc- tive to intact Canadian families and to broken Canadian families. This report has not even reached the first stage in the parliamentary V HEALTH CARE FUNDING Three steps to saving p awing money To the editor: The question regarding ade- quate funding for our "Health Care System" can be partially answered by the implementation of three very obvious require- ments: 1) A basic "user fee" of $10 process and yet the Ontario gov- ernment is encouraging family lawyers to use the schedules in this report to set support pay- ments. This is ultimately destructive to Ontarians and their families. This is not only a non-custodi- al parent's issue, nor is it only a men's issue. It is a severe problem being created by out -of -touch politi- cians and lobby groups. Write or fax your MP or MPP. Write to and bring it to the atten- tion of those running for office in the Ontario election. Make your- self heard or five with the conw- quences. rbvip Pocock plckerimg per day or visit, with exemp- tions for persons on Social Assistance. 2) The elimination of "feath- er bedding" either by design or unknowingly by our medical practitioners. 3) Our medical authorities should be required to issue to everyone covered under the plan a statement, at least twice a year, of what has been charged to our account and by whom. L.G. Bradley Pickering i THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 28,1995 -PAGE 7 F AR M%JIBV 0 M um �� • . — Of lals SAI -5 -se TOTELD Ova ft '6.9°x6 Financing, Fixed Rate, 48 Month Full Term applies to new or demo 1994/1995 models in stock, as advertised. Lease prices SAVE THOUSANDS OF $$$ .9% FINANCING VEHICLES AND ON 1990 NEWER PAGE &TM NEM ADVERTLSER SUNDAY, MAY 7A I"S P Suit lcharge laid FROM PAGE 1 Kritzer spoke to numerous wit- nesses "who kept mentioning an undercut" — a basketball term - used to describe bow Mr. Brookes was injured. Det. Kritzer also spoke to experts who agreed an under- cut is "viewed as an intent to injure which generally demands an ejec- tion from the game.- Basketball ame-Basketball rule books were also studied during the lengthy investiga- tion, which began after Iona Brookes asked police on Sept. 3 to find out what happened to her son in the galne. Det. Kritzer doesn't know of any other cases involving a charge of criminal negli- gence in a pick-up basketball game. HC says the charge is better described as a Nanton and reckless disregard for the life and safety of another person. Mr. Miller was to go to Picker- ing's police head- quarters with his lawyer Friday to receive a sum - 111010S to appear in court in Oshawa on June 29. Meanwhile, Michael Goode, 22, is suing the Durh m Board of Fducadon, claim- ing career was bided by an m)m!' during a slam- dunk adoWtion at Pickering High School in Picker- ing Village in April 1990 The former Pickering High student was in mid-air during that exhibition when two womea tae nodenumilu the basketball net, a lawsuit tepons. In aro avempt to avoid a collision with the women, Mr. Goode, then 17, "twisted and in doing so bet his balance and land- ed with all his weight on his left foot. This caused his left leg to bwak," the lawsuit Continues. The lawsuit, filed by lawyer er fx-.etre+"I Gordon Meikle - john, alleges the board "breached its duty ... to enwre that the competi- tion was conduct- ed in a safe man- ner." Mr. Goode is also suing three doctors at Cente- nary Hospital in Scarborough who treated his injuries, that hos- pital's association, and the two women who ran under the basket- ball net. 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There is housekeeping and laundry services and planned activities including bingo, cards, sing songs and pub nights. Administrator Marjorie Beattie goes out of her way to make sure the transition goes as smooth as -possible in welcoming people here from their own homes. "Cedarcroft Place is designed in a way to make people feel at home," she explains. "we offer them .accommodations to suit every need and they can decorate their rooms anyway ithey like." Colette Mousseau has lived at Cedarcroft since January and says she enjoys the freedom of being able to come and go and that she has made Ceaarcrof: Res,den:s enjoy one of their many social gatner,ngs, stand ng above Marjorie Beattie. Acm nistrator many friends. -I love being around people s.i this is perfect for me," she says. A al -A) love the staff. The are so kind and friendly. Carl Carson moved to Cedarcroft 2 years ago after being told about the the place by his niece, "I was tired of living alone and doing my grocery shopping," he says. "Herz. ever• %ing is taken care of. It gives me time to enjoy life, go for walks, play pool cards. You never get bored here." 649 King St. E., Oshawa 723.9490 VVm 16ft ywoen" Isearetuaam • COMFORT, CONVENIENCE & COMPANIONSHIP • Full Time activities director, daily housekeeping • Air conditioned, beauty parlour, 24 hr. supervision • Supplementary nursing services available • doctors office on site, chapel, personal laundry service I RESPITE AND CONVALESCENT CARE AVAILABLEI For a personal Tour Call 723-9490 c National spelling bee semi-finals held in Pickering AJAX-PICKERING —The buzz in Pickering next Friday will come from a different type of bee. The Ajax -Pickering semi-finals of a national spelling bee are being held lune 2 at the Pickering Central Library Audi- torium, One the Esplanade from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs is the special guest for the evening, which is open to spectators. The ftnals are on June 23 at 6 p.m. at Queen's Park, Ontario Room, 900 Bay St., 2nd floor (entrance at Bay and Wellesley). For more information, call Lola at 420-8908, Marcia at 416-292- 9766 or Beverley at 416-445-3955. 1 DENTAL CENTRE - WALK IN e • FAMILY DENTISTRY HOURS -Emergencies Seen in 2 Hrs. Daily S - 9Of-Extractions in Hospital Sat. 10 - 4 -Cosmetic Bonding Finch i •Nitrous Oxide Gas Sedation -Senior Citizens Considerations -Denture Services, Partials s 3 m •White Fillings - No Mercury Hwy 40t •Chemiclave Sterilization • • • • • • ®1 24 Hr. Emergency Pager WE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE CO.'S DIRECTLY aE w OLID'"* M LE 42 "Table/ 21.8SIV0814 ChalrS/Choice of Colour COMPARE AT $1599 1020 BROCK RD. S., t E 4O1 1. . PICKERING Plummer Y 10t St. South of 401 at comer • I III �.•• 8 off Plummer Units 1-4 _ , • Broak Ra. Sa S1.00 HOURS: MOLL-TUES. 10.6 WED. Rt THURS. 10.9 FRL 10-6, SAT. 1104 SUN. 11-4 PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTEDANo DEALERS PLEASE TO AVOID DISAPPCNfl ENt AFTER 3 831-9846 CALL TO 0MAVAILAII • • ON ALL NEW PICK UP TRUCKS FINANCING _ _ � .� •INN1atAI�l � , AL .cAaAwrl.c. • , -,. . . -.. -. 1x9-. , 'S'Iai THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 2a,1995 -PAGE 9 .Fac al '$how dom Display Sal r� on top quality maple, 1 oak and traditional white designs f:tmm It kitchens manufactured on the prernises >: 1060 Salk RcL, Unit 12 >;P1ckw1ng Ontartc x683=0678 .., �Mr gust west cit Brock ti 13 A CHANCE TO LEARN A at one of Canada's leading independent schools for girls....... in one of Whitby's oldest and most distinguished landmarks... 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Rlm 375 Bavly St. West "1• / --� PACE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1"S World No -Tobacco Day urges smokers to butt out I) Durham Health Department plans to focus efforts on educating public about dangers of second-hand smoke DURHAM — If you're thinking of giving up smoking, Wednesday might be a good day to start. May 31 is World No -Tobacco Day. an annual event designed to encourage tobacco users to butt out, to inform the public of the dangers of smoking and to encourage people to take action to reduce tobacco con- sumption. Durham Region public health nurse Wendy McLean says the day "provides motivation for those who smoke to stop for at least 24 hours." World No -Tobacco Day is always on May 31 and is separate from Weedless Wednesday, which is held in January as part of national Non - Smoking Week. In Durham, public health nurses are focusing on the effects of envi- ronmental tobacco smoke (ETS) or second-hand smoke. ETS contains more than 50 can- cer-causing substances and one in four people has a health condition aggravated by the smoke. Being around sec- ond-hand smoke all day is the equivalent of smok- ing two to three ciga- rettes a day. Nurses will visit schools and com- munity groups to provide informa- tion to help discourage tobacco use. The public is also asked to get involved by demanding tougher municipal bylaws against smoking in public places. "World No -Tobacco Day provides us with an opportunity to realize that the silent majority of non-smokers should be admowledged. Their right to a tobacco -free environment can be ensured through appropriate regula- tions," Ms. McLean says. High school student councils were approached about supporting the health nurses' activities and Arch- bishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School was the only school in Ajax and Pickering to respond. DO'C student council president Matt Wilson says nurses will have a display at the school warning of the effects of smoking and providing information on ways to quit. And, announcements during the week will make DO'C students aware of the dangers of smoking. For more information on World No -Tobacco Day and ways to get tougher non-smoking regulations enacted, call the Durham health department at 683-4660. Pat Kennelly, Alba Miniaci and Wendy McLean will help educate people about dangers of smoldng. Eaton's Restaurant Starts Monday, / May 29 FISH & (..,11111 v LOWER LEVEL PICKERING TOWN CENTRE �u4wton� ArRAF g,n<. o D COMMERCIAL p INDUSTRIAL p RESIDENTIAL REPAIRS FLATS SHINGLES 265=5 110 CLIP0 THIS COUPON AND SAVE! WE PAY THE I I 1 41,5 42 CMWW L------------------jy 3 O N16if147_U IMAX OR GET CASH REBATE OR 10 YR. PARTS & ABOUR WARRANTY MYORK 4uthorked Heating and Air Conditioning "" <. Dealer (0NS1:MFRS GAS FURNACES AND AIR CONDITIONERS. AIR MILES TM Travel Miles for both products and service. -OAC to Oualdied buyers A doposn may be repured Paynent due January2nd 1996 Not applicabe in oorrbination with any other York oFlers Partiapanng York dealers only ' AIR MILES INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS Used under authonty -- 5M AFFW E a =N 1NsWMY -- :M:.:::::.:::... Subpct tee of $5.00 per person, payable uMn p«uails aro taken. No limit on due nurnb« of ao+«wd Add tiorw poses taken u one advertised collection Per subject. your duke or pose and badgmund. Pmt coaedan Medi no abipwon to pradum. Pod ale sass appro*naft. THU AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN S DAYS Tues. - Fri. 10 AM - 7 PM SOL 10 AM - a PM PICKERING (Kingston Road) 11 Billboard Is a free fea- ture for cornnnrnity events of a ran -profit nature. To have your events pronated In Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax-Pkker- ing News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L1S 2115. The dead- line for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication r and 10 a nL the Thursday prior to Sunday publica- tion. MONDAY, MAY 29 CANCER SUPPORT: The Living with Cancer support group for adults, families and friends meets at 6:30 pm. at the Ajax -Pickering Hospital, room GO13, Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Enter new wing and take elevates down one floor to G level. The support group Can you tell where the picture at left was taken? K so, fill out the ballot below, tell us whom k is and mail it to: Guess Whwe cOb of the Trews Advillirtiser,130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont LIS 2HS Guy Delory wins a Kinsmen Steak din- ner for Identifying SL George's Angli- can Church. My guess is: r AVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP ER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE BURTONIRVING A. IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS. CHARGE CONSULTATION. KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE n lid 201 Catsoners Rd., 107 Kent St. , Suite 204 Whitby 1 491.4644 43x4800 arta GREENHOUSES Fairport Rd. N., Dunbarton 839; Is Open For Reta Business pt�o� wiTH TSS �� >� , W With each pluchase . rcaeive one boy. of Plants C7aarA ars oat!! kcrepmofaLbtt�tae its a oodpailen hat WUds,�ow� q P* t* f WhA Vknbc*db9lwll 6y.2&Wd itOn4O PA May 28,1995 for youths aged seven to 17 dealing with cancer personal- ly or with a family member meets at 7 p.m. at at Holy Trinity Church, 91 Kings Cres., Ajax. 686-1516 (Cana- dian Cancer Society). MS SOCIETY: The Multi- ple Sclerosis Society's sup- port group for spouses, par- ents and close friends of peo- ple with MS meets at 7:30 pm. at the Durham Board of Education Centre, 400 Taunton Rd, E., (at Ander- son St.), Whitby. 686-1801. STOP SMOKING: The Smokers Ovecorning Smok- ing (S.O.S.) support group meets from 7 to 9 p.m., 40 King St. W., Suite 300, Oshawa Call 436-1046. CHILDBIRTH: The Child- birth Education Association of Durham presents a free talk called Pregnancy Changes for expectant par- ents from 7 to 8:30 pm. at the maim branch of the Ajax Public Library, comer of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. 420•-3890. SCOUTING: The fust Dum- barton Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and third Company Ventur- ers hold a registration for children and leaders for the 1995-96 program from 7- 8:30 pm. in the upper audito- arum of the Dunberton-Fair- port United Church. 420- 0581 (Diane). MS: The Multiple Sclerosis Society holds a spouse sup- port group meeting from 7:30-9:30 pm. at the Board of Education building, 400 Taunton Rd. at Anderson Street, Whitby. Topic: the physical aspects of MS. Physiotherapist will talk about benefits of physiothera- py in MS and teach passive exercises, video of home modifications, samples of assistive equipment available from local medical suppliers. Spouses welcome. 686-1801. TUESDAY, MAY 30 CREDIT: The Credit Coun- selling Service of Durham Region holds its 241h annual meeting at 7 pm. at the Min- istry of Finance Building, 33 King SL W., Oshawa. 579- 1951. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31 SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent Families Associa- tion of Ajax -Pickering holds its weekly meeting at 8 pm. at Swans Marina, 590 Liver- pool Rd S., Pickering. Edu- cational, social, spots activi- ties and dances. 428-7433. ANNIVERSARY: The Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering celebrates its 25th anniversary with a dimer at 6:30 pm. at Regalis Restaurant in the Corporate Centre, Pickering. Tickets $25. Reserve, 686- 2661. Thursday, duns 8, is Election Dagf IM rots am cor0olly u.at.d to ca" do lobw+9'poamn9 Aam.yfawrs: Dwittota eeetre smog *t..e.wr}OSNa 1 �i W D- holes West Odbg tiJMC • /KKERING Tu.fEoy. Moy 30 M& '11 - dq. lura 1. I "S. l.0 1 A6W. CC&,dK S.smmdrq Sdaar. , Owmr OXWW.. Hto Sdad, to Dryden 8W. uMmM, 0101010 AMMWA116h. Sa..t. RIM orearw 730 P30pm, 730-930pa. 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Low laI IFR1.Qmc mn Iyptrr Cm" Lab ZXCDRMlonebilmn(Cand:$okrasardordhK$WOO CannAnH idDOwwwadnA, FAX9WENS 141 Fmftdm i1lttlnlAl ;19 � btel� q Fiam 14.4 F&wV* cm k*fAW 199 mer b t6A8) 28.8 F&46dlrn k*ff I $159 "a*k pbre'.01 3480 McNkoli Ave., Unit #14 PHONE: ow 292-5100 Scarborough FAX: (416) 2924183 THE NEWS ADVERTLSER SUNDAY, MAY 2$1995 -PAGE 11 Block Parents AJAX -- The Ajax Block Parent Association holds its annual monthly meeting Thursday June 1. It takes place in the Car - group meets nrther's Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. Call Jay Goldmintz at 619-1018 for information. PETTICOAT CREEK' - Area of executive homes " Walk ID parks, tennis, shopping, transportation " specious 4 bedrooms CAROL E KUDLA " Open mv" kir., family room area with walkout ASSOC. BROKER " Floor to ceiling fireplace SUTTON GROUP Mature land&C:oi9 HERITAGE CALL 831-9500 OR 61M500 REALTY INC. Enjoy Carrier HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING IVe're the Inside Guys. ALL SUMMER LONG Don't Pay until 1996 or gat $200 off- OWLEM1311 Heai'erM A Air Conditioning Home & Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Pkwy Pickering, Ont. L1 V 61<5 DICKERING, AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 903-428-0333 905-436-3212 PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE Greenwood Estates Invites You To Attend An Information Centre To Review The Proposed Site Plan And Related Information Concerning The DweWpment Of Part of Lot 9, Concession 6, Ward Three, North Of Highway No. 7, In The Town Of Pickering For The Purposes Of A Cemetery The kdormauon Contra will be hold om Wedrwaday Jurn 7, 1995 From 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the GREENWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE Greenwood, Ontario 1L __.---------- =----------_---- .1. ,.r_ .-.�o. "e..>a.l,r..rrl. S�_ PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 241"" Dance students complete successful season AJAX — Students at O'Brien Dance Centre here recently completed a success- ful 1994-95 season. In various competitions throughout the season, the mini jazz group earned a sec- ond, four silvers, a gold and was awarded best use of props honors and a dance scholarship for most creative production. The mini tap group was second three times, raptured three silvers and a gold while the mini ballet group had two third place finishes, a silver and a bronze and was third in the best costume award. These dancers range in age from 7 to 11 years. The junior jazz group finished first three times and had three gold medals while receiving over-all high score produc- tim over-all high score per- formance, Kissin' Cousins award and placed third in the best costume award. The junior tap group had first, second and third place finishes along with silver and two golds and added a classy and chic award, an over-all high score large group tap award, was fifth place over- all in the junior division and earned the best costume award. The junior ballet group had two first place fin- ishes, two silvers and received the best costume award. Juniors are 11 to 14 years. The intermediate jazz group had a first and two third place finishes, two sil- vers and a gold The intermediate modern group was third, captured a silver and a gold. Intermedi- ates are 15 to 17 years. The mini, junior and intermediate production routine received two firsts and a gold, the overall high score large class award and was third in the best costurne award- IF ward IF DK JOSEPH A. • TIME fWSIGN, DENTIST • QUAIITY • GENTLE DENTAL17 CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU AVE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS • C y; WE r PEOPLE OF '", ALL AGES ^' 2.1 HOUR EMERGEINCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario c > (South of Hwy. 02) > An tr.r W2 ' r � AT BLAISDALE MONTESSORI SCHOOL'S PROPOSED NEW LOCATION To open in September at Kingston 1W. & Rougemount in Pickering Enrol before June 23rd and get You are invited to attend our "Introduction to Montessori" evening on Monday, June 5th - 7:00 p.m. Sharp at 415 Toynevale Rd. East off Rougemount For children 18 months to 6 years. I Oshawa Clinic helping drug development through research Research is an important part of medicine. Medical research ordinators — Terry -Lee Broadbent, Marjorie Sine and Peggy study on the individual's medical condition, which looks at not only helps diagnose, but also find ways to treat disease. Hewson. various reasons why a particular patient might be included or Many years of research go into the development of a new The Oshawa Clinic Research Ethics Board, a non-affiliated excluded from the study. medication. An important part of this research is clinical trials, group of citizens, reviews all studies and ensures that research is Confidentiality is an important component of the research scientific studies which have an important role in the development conducted in an ethical and safe manner. At any one time activity. Patients taking part in the trials must have total privacy and evaluation of new medications 2nd treatments. throughout the year, 30 to 40 clinical studies are on-going at the to discuss their conditions, treatments and medications. The Formed in 1992, the Oshawa Clinic Research Group is an Oshawa Clinic. Oshawa Clinic Research Group makes every effort to ensure established part of this process. Continually growing and each patient's privacy has been maintained. Each patient taking developing, this research facility is under the direction of Dr. E.R. part in a study is assigned a number and all notations in the Brankston, Medical Director of Clinical Research, and all studies study are referred simply by that number. are co-ordinated b one of three full-time Research Nurse Co -71 - y Research centres can sometimes be im --nal We are currently enrolling patients with: -Chronic Bronchitis -Ophthalmic Shingles -Hypertension -infant Colic -Angina -Migraine -Asthma •18 -month Immunization Booster -Sinusitis For more intomation please call... Oshawa Clinicl Research Group • . i i � t , .i s . ♦ F i i r •. a.Y r .., i ,a . ♦ ,. .� s a � One of the largest medial clinics in Canada, the Oshawa Clinic features a research department which conducts studies on new mediations and veetmenb. Marjorie Sine says, 'Clinical research is a fascinating field. Not only are patients part of the development of new and better medications and treatments, but they also become educated about their own disease and is treatment.' Clinical trials are usually conducted in hospital and university settings. Since the Oshawa Clinic is one of the largest medical centres in Canada, with a surrounding population of approximately 500,000 people, it has become an ideal facility to conduct medical research. The Oshawa Clinic Research Group conducts studies on many types of diseases — such as asthma, hypertension, infant colic, chronic bronchitis, diabetes, cancer and many others. The studies are usually at the later stage of a products testing phase, just before it is introduced into the marketplace. "It realty feels good to be a part of clinical trials and to take a new product or treatment and actually see it working," says Terry -Lee Broadbent. Patients who wish to be part of clinical research should discuss it with their physician and ask for a referral, explains M. Sine. The research department then conducts an extensive very p whereas a good research unit provides a relaxed and almost social environment where friends and family are welcomed. 'The Oshawa Clinic has many in-house facilities such as lab., X-ray and ultrasound which facilitates data collection and easy accessability for patients: says Peggy Hewson. Clinical research plays an important part in the development of new medications and treatments, and more effective use of medications that may allow for shorter treatment periods. Pharmaceutical companies around the world depend on clinical research facilities to develop better, more effective medications. Durham Region is at the leading edge of this process, thanks to the Oshawa Clinic Research Group — a group of medical Professionals dedicated to improving their patients quality of life. For more information on the Oshawa Clinic Research Group, call 434-3600, extension 428. The Oshawa Clinic Research Group includes (ham left to right): Paula Hutchings, research secretary; Terry -Lee Broadbent, research nurse; Dr. E. R. Brankston, Medical Director of Clinical Research; Peggy Hewson, reserch nurse; Marjorie Sine, research nurse. _-- ....... ..�-:.•aRr:�a:7JCaa3,tKf]:::rIit a:.-.,r•a ►t1+ _ _fir?"ria V Treasure trove of savings News Advertiser readers are being offered a treasure trove of savings in a valuable coupon book now available. It has 250 Coupons offering more than $2,500 in savings at businesses throughout Durham. Although it has a retail value of $24.95, it can be yours for just $15. Durham Treaure Guides are available from your News Adver- tiser carrier or by calling our distribu- tion department at 683-5117. We guarantee delivery in 24 hours. Here, carrier Dorota Aleksanderbk shows a Coupon book to a reader. 1O�NOFp/ A NOTICE AMENDMENT TO SIGN BY-LAW Pursuant to Section 210.146(e) of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.45, as amended, the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering will be considering an amendment to By-law 2439/87 (Signs) to regulate the installation of billboard -type signs at the Executive Committee Meeting of Monday. June 12, 1995 in the Council Chambers, Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. Pickering. Ontario. Any person wishing to address Council regarding this matter should contact the undersigned on or before noon of Monday. June 12, 1995. Dated at Pickering. Ontario this 25th day of May, 1995. 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DINETTES • SOME ffM NOT E L4MY AS ILLUSTRATED • Sam STM IN DETAILS d pMeNr,. yw ftd rw Mwftal 1 1 am w am mspsds,,d gA1.L PRIMD •DDEs NOTAPPIr To AD ERti,NEu rtoNls • ANIMA PA MASE AI 5110 lEPORE TABES A�D�S'TRATIIIE FEE APPLIES Wow aw OWAR . 1a ma -"r n m" m bw 430.0000 P � m � w�k" i hM. PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 28, 1995 Got a score? Call 683-5110. SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. , lvr.. P ALDIUKM ICT-yssariawvyvwrraidiy�tehr�� MAKE YOUR OWN GREAT TASTING WINE FOR LESS THAN 830A BOTTLE!! SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 610-0633 ® ze�o� �Acn nC o7hA,wAx Complex tennis teams take two of threeIBM ketball and PICKERING — Christian Carere and under -16 singles. 7.daniuk 6-1, 6-1 in under- r Pickering Recreation Martin Javor beat Derek Nadia Petryshyn easilyeYly tau 'hs Complex tennis teams Yiu and Clint O'Nell 6-0, got past Tina Quickette 6- g went two for three in 6-3 in under -16 boys' 1, 6-0 in under -l8 singles. AIAX-PICKERING — Hilarious-` competition in their doubles. In boys' STF action, boopshittttebardwoodhere respective leagues last Delmer Snagg was Darrell Hark" wedged ac - Teams sought for three -on -three Monster Jamm and dunk contest PICKERING — To cek- brate Ajax Home Week, National Sports and the Muslim Educational Cultural Association will host a three - on -three basketball Monster Jamm and slam dunk contest Sunday, June 11. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the National Sports Amusement Centre, 699 Kingston Rd. near Whites Road, Pickering. The ranee -on -thin tourna- ment is lk ited to 80 teams with four playas to a squad, Prizes will be awarded. The tournament is broken down roto three categories: oaie for people 13 to 15, another for individuals 16 and 17 and a third for those 18 and over. Applications are available at any secondary school in Durham or National Sports. They're to be returned to National Spats before May 31 along with a $20 entry fee. Energy 108 All provide entoRainment, Coca -cola will have taste tests of its new drink, Ontario Motor Sales will put on a mini car show and National Sports will have special a'%rr. Prloceeds go to the Jennifer Ashley Foundation which assists chronic and terminal- ly -ill children and their fami- lies with medical expenses, treatmentspecial needs and financial atrppcxt. Far mote infainnatim call Nadond Sports at 831-6360. weekend, defeated by Mark by Analan Ponn 8-6 in " " }Hall=� Miniature >Basketball team will tip off against Pickering complex's 7.daniuk 6-1, 6-1 in under- under -12 singles. >:'the Durham Regional Police Torch boys' inter -county squad 18 singles action. Devin Kiyonaga was Run Celebrity Basketball Team defeated Newmarket 7-3 Chris Pennington won defeated by Keller '<day, June 10 from 2 too in sets in Newmarket by default 6-0, 6-0 over McDonald 10-6 in under- p Dunbartori High Satin -day. Meanwhile, the Scarborough Tennis his Newmarket foes. 1n STF 14 singles. Marko _ , 655 Sid •,i• girls' girls' play, Glavic was >pve. at Whites Road Federation team beat the Heron Park Tennis Club Jennifer Vasic and Tory Dwight defeated Danielle nipped by Dickson Patel 6-5, 6-3 in under -16 sin -world's _::._The Half -Pints are sutaiiestbasIVA IiAe "'111111111F 32-14 in games. However, Coward and Christine glen. jke- tball team and have entertained the boys' STF squad was Szeto 8-1 in under -12 Donnie Crumb split sets while raisr downed by Centennial 50- doubles. with Jeff ling in under -18 money for a good cause 34 in games. Pickering's Cory Buder singles. Crumb lost the Prooeads from the g ' In inter -county play, and Cassy Clayton lost by first set 5-6, but rebound- Torch Run, which helps the Special Markus Javor defeated default, due to injuries, to ed to win the next one Adam Cunningham 7-5, Heron Park's Kristin 2 ldmera do for adults, S8 50 6.2 in under -12 boys' sit- Cooper and Morgan Andrew Vaz and :. far seniors and children or order a". files play. Knowles in under -14 dou- Nathan Mari were defeat- ge (four people for $25). Pones Adil Shamasdin split bks action. ed by Sidath Attapetu and GST. Call 1-$00-268-7371 with Fred Yin 6.3, 3-6 in Sarah Leyland defeated Milce Patel 6-3, 6-0 in Calder -14 boys' singles Nwole Cawani 6-2, 6-0 in under -18 boys' doubies. SCOREBOARD PKMMRM ME" SLOW -MC" RESULTS Reas�e hd *inhl�rrp ar d W► t. Moodies Bar 10 vs, Ray Ban 1: Bona Son 26 vs. Toledo he" Comb. 1 0 1 0 5 12 0 RESULTS REW1110 SPORTS Dmr4mo TEAM OF WL T RP N Md Herr 3: Long Horns 13 vs. Slue Davis?. Mud Hen's RA PTS Gophers 19 vs. MypHty Duet 13; Young Ours 21 vs. Canadian Golf Pres. 16 vs. S.C.L. 5; Upper Deck Thunder 20 vs. PitYan}p A's 6; Bay Spat 72 vs. Sukrhs Md Hen's 1 1 0 0 27 Sheelrs1 1 0 0 16 3 2 Datta Bob's 5. 3 2 of Swing 13: Watt Hoge 12 vs. Mi -el Construction S. Woodrull B. 1 1 0 0 15 1 AM 2 TEOF "YL"Drolsm Ili L T IIP RA PTS Jasper Mpg. Rspn a 14 vs. Royain •. Mud Hens 12 vs. Sam's Bakery A Dei 7: Tudor Arms vs. St Casae Jow— ar Dakeh B. S 1 1 0 0 14 L Byers. ReM 1 1 0 0 12 6 2 Rumours 1 2 2 M Due Time 1 1 0 0 16 12 2 1 0 0 14 11 2 rs PPD. PETE" APPIJAIICES 01V11111ION Coln TYao 1 1 0 0 11 Rebonnnd Spin 1 1 0 0 • 10 2 Vr. Plymouth 1 3 2 M WAb Toy. 1 1 0 0 12 11 2 1 0 0 10 g 2 TEAM OP W L T RP RA ►Ts 1Narrrrnaker 1 1 0 0 • S+nrrnorns V< 1 1 0 0 7 6 2 JJ Doreys i 0 2 Top Valu On 1 1 0 0 7 6 2 1 0 0 S 1 2 IsoMSauoie 1 1 0 0 is a 2 Gekbs 1 1 0 0 14 g 2 L d Morsaat 1 0 1 0 10 11 O Neighbor Ho.2 1 1 0 13 15 2 Mal P*On t 1 O 0 13 3 2 Keinq's Roy. 1 1 0 0 13 12 2 Fels Ap pAw 1 0 1 0 6 Papps 1 0 1 0 6 • 0 ou Rebnd SPI 1 14 0 0 1 0 12 16 0 Under Dogs 1 1 0 0 12 • 2 17 Catchers 1 0 1 0 3 Pappa 1 27 0 Il 1"OW Bank 1 0 1 0 11 12 O 0 1 0 11 14 0 "meows 1 0 0 1 15 15 1 311 Auto Body ; 0 1 1 23 27 1 Saints 10 1 0 3 Glendale hoo 1 0 1 0 2 • 0 Shacks 1 12 0 Shue 1 0 1 0 10 12 0 0 1 0 • 10 O 8ryden Lands. l 0 1 0 12 13 0 Wind A. 1 0 1 0 • Hap— 1 0 1 0 1 is 0 OurhrnBni 1 0 1 0 6 7 O 14 0 Armedlioe 1 0 1 0 a is 0 Colons 2 0 2 0 3 FAMMI S 23 0 RESULTS Top Valu Gas Matte, S vs. The Neighbour Hoods 1: The East. Eawt 1 0 1 0 3 13 0 RESULTS Simmonds Mattress 7 vs. Gators 0; Station; 16 vs. Gatcws Neighbor Hoods 12 vs. Sharks 10: J.J. Dorsy s 7 vs. 3: Canadian Tired 11 vs. Bank of Montreal 10; Mud Durham Bub 6; Rumours 16 vs. Rebound Sports 12; KNaey's Royals 13 vs. Brydan Landscapng 12: Gekkos 14 vs. Winchester Arms g: Melanie Pring es 13 vs. Hen'arLsidlaw 27 vs 17 Catchers 3; Dehah Black Son 14 Vibq Pymoulh 12 vs. Papp* 11: In Due Time 14 ve. vs. Papps 6; Woodruff Barrons 15 vs. Hepcoe 1. /fetionW Bank 11; Markv/s Toyota 10 vs. Stallions •. Eastern Eavestroughing 3: Isofv$avope Masts 18 vs. Armadillos s: Under Dogs 12 vs. 314 Auto Body S. Waterrrsker g vs. Peters Appliances 6; Ralhlaa-Lea JlMiso Byars 12 vs. Ginndsls Market Pince 2; Rebound Spats • TEAM OF MOM or4is ON W L T OF RA PTS Mrsey's 16 vs. 3R Auto Body 1s. Vs, Saints 3. Bay SPOONS 1 1 0 0 22 13 2 PRBMER HEALTH CLUB Hs1RaHou V.D. Thunder 1 1 0 0 20 6 2 URGENTLY TEAM OP W L T IIF RA Pis Cdn. GW Pr. i 1 0 0 16 5 2 Since Sac 1 1 0 0 26 3 2 Jasper MOg 1 1 0 0 14 • 2 NEEDED! area Guns 1 1 0 0 21 6 2 Wart flops 1 1 0 0 12 S 2 Mud Hen's G. 1 1 0 0 19 13 2 Mud Flits 1 1 0 0 12 7 2 Lang Horn 1 1 0 0 13 • 2 Tudor Ams 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Two TripleHockey Moodiw Br 1 1 0 0 10 • 2 SL le. Jogoes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 k"OV Ducks 1 0 1 0 13 it 0 SutinOf Swing 1 0 1 0 13 22 0 Teams •r Major Pee Wee MO Dwft 1 0 1 0 • 13 0 Royals 1 0 1 0 • 14 0 Ray Ban 1 0 1 0 • 10 0 Sada 8dlery 1 0 1 0 7 12 0 1981 tournament. Dohme Bob's 1 0 1 0 S 21 0 Pickett A's 1 0 1 0 6 20 0 Toledo Mud H 1 0 1 0 3 26 0 SAJ.. 1 0 1 0 S 16 0 \P'• • S Please recycle DURHAM WEST GIRLS' HOCKEY 95196 REGISTRATION SERVING THE TOWN OF AJAX. PICKERING i SURROUNOtNG OOMtMUNT1Es Date: Wed. May 31st & Thurs. June 1st Time: 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM Geer. Place: AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE M ape categories are 820.010r 90 86186 sGUM, d MgWWW by Jou• 1 st FOR WO CALL 4204861. AGE CATEGORE:SAplliJ1 Tylia born 1916 b 1991 , �a�,S Ntiaioa born 1116& 1917 v o .11u Atom bom 1914 i 1916 Banhnt bom n i9%i im intorntarMla bom 19TH i 1979 swdw born 1976 i balrora T� • • PLBASB tiRiNIG ARinTO COPY aFYOUR BIRTH CERT-Fv r TE AJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION 1996 -1996 Resistration COIIMINrfy Centre 6:00 pem. - 9:00 pem. Wed Mena Lobby Bout CWWC1111111111118 n**w for ti9 time mo tratiott " Tues. June 6 Beginner Born 1990 TNoviice Wed. June 7 1967-86 Atom 19684 Thus. June 8 Peewee 1963.82 Bantam 1961-80 Widget 1979.78 W Wed. June 14 Open Registration Note. Rep'AA' end Salad coaching applications mllaW and ritual be ad aitbd by Jutta 30 -'AN A Aug. 31- Salad AL ANNANDALE GOLF dt COUNTRY CLUB Accepting Team & Individu I Entries DEADLINE AY 31 INFO HOTLINE W V EQUESTRIAN Local pony club jumpers in running for CNE show AJAX-PICKERING — Several local pony club members fared well at the first CNE Show Jumping Qualifier at the Pickering Horse Centre in Claremont recently. Top finishers in each division except the pre -beginners category remain in contention to represent Central Ontario during the Eastern Canada show jumping champi- onships at the CNE. Central Ontario teams will consist of the four individuals who earn the most points during three qualifying events. In pre -beginner group 2, Erica Luffman of the Ajax Pony Club on Strawberry Shortcake was first, while Pickering Pony Club's Tricia Sherlock on Blue Ribbon was third. Heidi Thomas of the Pickering club, aboard Snowy River, was third in pre -beginner group 1. At the intermediate level, Dara Chappell of the Pickering club on Who's Who was second, while Trevor Morrison of the Durham Pony Club on Still Thinkin' was fourth. Ashley Aimone of the Ajax club, aboard Aim to Please, was fourth in the beginner level. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 28,1995 -PAGE 11 HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE (Hypertension) Male and female volunteers are needed to participate in a clinical research study. 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Until Keith realizes that it's easier to just Pretend you're not home, let's drop some names... 07> Patricia King celebrated 50 years on earth May j 2 7 Birthday wishes come from husband Wayne, daughter Tanya• son and daughter - in law aughter-in-law Jason and s, Marie. — �- Patricia. Patricia King somebody says to "remember the dinosaurs"... 07> The newest teenager in. Ajax is Nick x• Blackshaw, who turned on May 25. Sending him lots of love are Mom, Dad Nick and Robyne... Blackshaw 000 Cute little Joshua Fagan turns one on May 28. Grandma and Grandpa say happy birthday and send you Joshua lots of hugs Fagan and kisses... OOO Dinosaurs may be extinct but t h e i r admirers are not. In f a c t th'ey're getting older. Dinosaur lover Steve n Sternen Ssboe Saboe turned seven on May 26. Ce4ebrations are on Sunday with his family and friends. Best wishes and lots of love from Moan, Dad, baby brother Brian, Grandmas, Grandpas, spacial great grandma Oml, aunts, uncles and cousins... ❑O❑ Watch out road warriors of Ajax -Pickering; Sarah English turned 16 on May 25 and is looking for the car k e y s . Wishing her a happy birthday are Mom, D a d , b r o t h e r Sarah English Brian, sis- ters Jennifer and Katie and her favorite dog Bubba. "Watch out Dad, another one standing in line for the car keys"... oa7 "Our blue-eyed beauty. Jenna Probert turns 8 on May 28." Wishing her a happy birthday - and hop- ing all her .;,.. •''. '�� birthday ', ,,f '_,•, dreams . h come true'' _ ' are Mom, Dad, big Jenna Probert brother Allan and little brother Daryl. - 000 Cachet Andrus turned 4 (.n May 26. "We are so proud and happy to w i s h Cachet a fun -filled adventur- ous day filled with joy and happiness Cachet Andrus today and always." Mama, Daddy, Oma, Ops and Grammy all wish you happy birthday with love... 707 The Barclay family celebrat- ed a cou- ple of late birth - d a y s . K a r a turned five on May 20 and her brother D r e w turned Drewand Kara seven on Barclay April 4. The two celebrated with their little brother Liam, Mom, Dad, family and friends who a 1 s o wished them both happy birth - da 13 13 ❑ "Look who's a big girl now!" All dressed up and looking Vanessa pretty is Cormier Vanessa Cormier who turned three on May 26. Wishing her the hap- piest of birthdays were Mommy, Daddy and little sis- ter Brooke. "We love you!"... 700 "Happy birthday Kukla!" Alexandra Anagnostakos Alexandra Anagnostakos Wks forward to turning one on May 30. Hugs and kisses from Mommy, BaBa, Gramma, Grampa, YaYa and Papou. Birthday wishes also go out to BaBa (Daddy) who celebrated a birthday on May 17. "We love you too Leo!"... 0» Smiling for the camera is Clare Olivier who turned 50 Clare Olivier on May 25. To celebrate her day of honor, Clare will meet with family and friends at Cullen Gardens, arriving in a limousine. Happy birthday Clare from your husband Bob, son Craig and daughter Debbie. "Here's to Clare, you're half way there. Happy 50th," her family says... ❑00 A staff note: we send our fondest farewells to Regina Pezzarello, our journalism placement student from Durham College. Regina completed her stint at the News Advertiser on May 24 and since then, things have never been the same. Best wishes Regina; we'll miss you. (Seen any deer late- ly)?... ❑❑O That brings as to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call as at 683-5110, fax 683- 7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax Ontario, LIS 2115. The deadline for submissions is 11 a -m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or dam- aged photographs. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified advertis- ing department at 683- 0707. The gift of life Patrick Campbell was one of the generous donors who gave the gift of life during a blood donor clinic organized recently by the Canadian 10 a gtlt n_ 0 . it covered! ttuo O The News Advertiser follows three families • Their hopes, their oPtn'ons' their u ffeeleelingg s election campaign oompp the democratic PtOass- dates. Where !their OThe eimportant to you? Rea politicians stand on the issues until election day. answers to our questions every Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser J0«s1 Up-to-the-minute results Election Night on InfoSource. keUy Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping. Keith Gilligan got lost on the long weekend, so I have to pick up the slack. Personally, I think he's just staying away to avoid provincial election can- didates who might be knock- ing on his door. Until Keith realizes that it's easier to just Pretend you're not home, let's drop some names... 07> Patricia King celebrated 50 years on earth May j 2 7 Birthday wishes come from husband Wayne, daughter Tanya• son and daughter - in law aughter-in-law Jason and s, Marie. — �- Patricia. Patricia King somebody says to "remember the dinosaurs"... 07> The newest teenager in. Ajax is Nick x• Blackshaw, who turned on May 25. Sending him lots of love are Mom, Dad Nick and Robyne... Blackshaw 000 Cute little Joshua Fagan turns one on May 28. Grandma and Grandpa say happy birthday and send you Joshua lots of hugs Fagan and kisses... OOO Dinosaurs may be extinct but t h e i r admirers are not. In f a c t th'ey're getting older. Dinosaur lover Steve n Sternen Ssboe Saboe turned seven on May 26. Ce4ebrations are on Sunday with his family and friends. Best wishes and lots of love from Moan, Dad, baby brother Brian, Grandmas, Grandpas, spacial great grandma Oml, aunts, uncles and cousins... ❑O❑ Watch out road warriors of Ajax -Pickering; Sarah English turned 16 on May 25 and is looking for the car k e y s . Wishing her a happy birthday are Mom, D a d , b r o t h e r Sarah English Brian, sis- ters Jennifer and Katie and her favorite dog Bubba. "Watch out Dad, another one standing in line for the car keys"... oa7 "Our blue-eyed beauty. Jenna Probert turns 8 on May 28." Wishing her a happy birthday - and hop- ing all her .;,.. •''. '�� birthday ', ,,f '_,•, dreams . h come true'' _ ' are Mom, Dad, big Jenna Probert brother Allan and little brother Daryl. - 000 Cachet Andrus turned 4 (.n May 26. "We are so proud and happy to w i s h Cachet a fun -filled adventur- ous day filled with joy and happiness Cachet Andrus today and always." Mama, Daddy, Oma, Ops and Grammy all wish you happy birthday with love... 707 The Barclay family celebrat- ed a cou- ple of late birth - d a y s . K a r a turned five on May 20 and her brother D r e w turned Drewand Kara seven on Barclay April 4. The two celebrated with their little brother Liam, Mom, Dad, family and friends who a 1 s o wished them both happy birth - da 13 13 ❑ "Look who's a big girl now!" All dressed up and looking Vanessa pretty is Cormier Vanessa Cormier who turned three on May 26. Wishing her the hap- piest of birthdays were Mommy, Daddy and little sis- ter Brooke. "We love you!"... 700 "Happy birthday Kukla!" Alexandra Anagnostakos Alexandra Anagnostakos Wks forward to turning one on May 30. Hugs and kisses from Mommy, BaBa, Gramma, Grampa, YaYa and Papou. Birthday wishes also go out to BaBa (Daddy) who celebrated a birthday on May 17. "We love you too Leo!"... 0» Smiling for the camera is Clare Olivier who turned 50 Clare Olivier on May 25. To celebrate her day of honor, Clare will meet with family and friends at Cullen Gardens, arriving in a limousine. Happy birthday Clare from your husband Bob, son Craig and daughter Debbie. "Here's to Clare, you're half way there. Happy 50th," her family says... ❑00 A staff note: we send our fondest farewells to Regina Pezzarello, our journalism placement student from Durham College. Regina completed her stint at the News Advertiser on May 24 and since then, things have never been the same. Best wishes Regina; we'll miss you. (Seen any deer late- ly)?... ❑❑O That brings as to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call as at 683-5110, fax 683- 7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax Ontario, LIS 2115. The deadline for submissions is 11 a -m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or dam- aged photographs. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified advertis- ing department at 683- 0707. The gift of life Patrick Campbell was one of the generous donors who gave the gift of life during a blood donor clinic organized recently by the Canadian 10 a gtlt n_ 0 . it covered! ttuo O The News Advertiser follows three families • Their hopes, their oPtn'ons' their u ffeeleelingg s election campaign oompp the democratic PtOass- dates. Where !their OThe eimportant to you? Rea politicians stand on the issues until election day. answers to our questions every Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser J0«s1 Up-to-the-minute results Election Night on InfoSource. TORONTO 14W Kingston Rd., Suite Pickering Earn your diplorno in 6.8 or 10 Months Some programs offered only at Oshawa Campus Cal today for further information and FREE personol interview Filar Pwiw rY Msee -1530 Riatarow Ras/ richwins. owrie 1j IC3 WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR AN EXPERIENCED . TRAVEL CONSULTANT: KNOWLEDGE OF APG AN ASSET. 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Prior Ilsley d a ainiW set attempted sudde at peel 0 0, , ere treeaeard wi ikw ds*&* vale r you here as FAC.. a deer dcisiq nemc I sad you bd— yw mW 0oft ter these poftre peep Mo a almomr d user FAG b ver rrr�a area sub" r P ulmnei Dep a bnent: 55 Logan Avenue, Toronto, Ontario Y4M 2Y9 or fax to: 416-214-2927 NO MM OFF! OR PIIOIE CALLS ACCE"M DO YOU LIKE TO TALK ON THE PHONE - GEI' PAID FOR TP. Guwmiwd Hourly wage - Call Christine between 4-r9 pxL 420 -SM A:�Alllt ll1AN/►Ri>Rd dALi>< AND DZLIVZW Laeya Nufifoaal oo F alise� lecaw In f2aAalia nm reendOW OpporhwAy Is SM - $0000 per week two aWL a Vimev rO SL a Sias basis. Time. wed. err am whew CALL 41UAMTVM 0101131M rt/zslenfafti WE WAW- * MabdFemaies . General Lab"em • Assentbiers • Mhcch�irgtealsOparators Way bode on required. WE OFFER: $6.85 to $7.05 per hour W"* - Direct Depoait 4% vacation paid worry Paid Adulay Mridaya Previous appti w is roW not apply. blWriews to be Intl in Picleritg. ?aD Guy) s1111►s-seas ADAMS SXRVXCIS requires CLASS AS D>RXVssB 2 yrs. ezp., X.C.C. Medical, Police clearance Clean abstract, fall/part tine. Call Randy or Carol 430-2204 WS Iw !s dmb b unw k ata plo*xb ym rood. For chole aeld ad a kkund dea W swd*o b: LEISURE 111E WK FACTURM 16713.12 Yang* SLAuft 3" NONEW lBt, O wio. LU 1X4 PLUM 00 NOT APKT IN PEFAM SM00 PER NR. pet line work for rnednrtir�ry ir'.. - . itdiridual b work in a tough sans rrwtt Weal ter early rercee. Fax roma» to: (906) 1139` Slee. 3 part brne office des" postbona. one weekend, are days. one nrghla Scarborough. Ajax. PI Ing (Must be bondable wdh own reticle send resume to P.O. Box 8% Oshawa. Ont Lt H 711. A -Z Drrows repuared im- mediahOy for lag 8 short term asergn menti in Cana- da a U S. Current abstract a moat plus ICC and Cnmr• nal Search for U.S. Apply n person to Global Hamar Resource Centre. 788 Bay. h St. W.. Supe e.7 Ajax. 109D am. to 2:00 p m. or call (9061a28.262s- SUMMER JOBS! P to $W.000 rung One math sal"M sasuon t now, Season open on. Also construction. miry. d Meld, 1-01-799-0962 ext54M,Ithrs. ACTORSMAIDDELS, am types. ages 4 to a6A no exg encs necessary 50011 mew tapes la 25 by agencies from Now York. Los Angles aro k, rel. For to bcason mmw you, asnow We may be there any today I-wo- 49e.9253. APPOINTi1ENT CO-OR- DINATOR. No eellrq on the phone Above average earnIgs- bonuses. ,n- erves.roisphone ex- peneI preferred " rte essen of Full sm- prI vrdsd Phone 906-837- 00" sirc y twoo 1290290 o m. Ask ter Chis or Dense ASSEMBLERS Fncn Markham Rd., W porary lob in dean M Corneedred company. Prevrwe assem- bly ovumno. a must set- ary S7 so mr call (905) 831-7369. Grahrn Psrson- nal Services LxmI Bt1Sy beauty salon rs- gwes espenenced hair - III nr and pet ams 728-04M Cie reepurss Denonatrs- tors to sell Gdtware at Hoer Panes. No sv=t- mwt No deiverms, no cpI- Ncaorrs Car Linda 905- 7268786 or 5 f 9.2567906. CAKE Decorator br pert Wrier Dry Queen 0"Iss Corift. Apply I 6 pr" Food Cot CHAIR rent' in busy day spa, in Odeon. t Asx d► view and t evstereirr sire body mesuip sp- et .sten w :o"°a el knewly arrw.plwe vim A■ rine reaspbal Call Jane 725411W. Neap Mtwitiw ngtwele IMG adwAisais duck hr ad upas ptbkdm s fees Mobs tel rat be mq ortible for Iran iter Orr itoaRed itaar-ar aid iftne ohd be w trebly ter ' Itoi►.MOtion� �: I= in ark 'ere baled b to &vaunt paid for IM WM occlgyig the sm. All 00y R atI b to ap- prowl warwpaws - d New 006sYar. >. PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 243, 1995 AVAILABLE NOW LANG 0 SHORT PERM JOBS DIFFERENT SHIFTS • Bindery & Packaging Work • Food Preparation For Catering • Warehouse/Factory Work • Car an Asset Apply in Person - Monday & Tuesday 10.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. Global Hamlast Resource Centre 376 Z@Y4 8L W. Saute 07 Ajax (WesitsteS & BsyW) ,cape experience essen- bal Able to work alone Truck required Mileage Paid 72S-1904 Oshawa. SELL IT NOW CRUISE SHIP JOBS! Earn $300/ $900 weekly. Year round positions. Hiring both merVwomen. Free room and board. Will train. Call 24 hrs. 1-604-646-4502 Ext IODC-21 HAIRSTVWT Ful time for the stammer, could be permanent. Wir. « profl sharing. Brft*ayyndgoodworking s (905) 683-3650 ask for Maria GIRLS walled from On- tario between 6.19 to compete An this years IW5 TORONTO PAGEANT. Over $15.000 in prizes and scholarships. Cal today, 1.500367.2125 art. 218 A•1MfrAWF assist 16 year old, micaly challenged fe- le ad a work out 2 3 X wk. At Pick" Centre. S8.001ir. nbe Daylxne hone. .mss caw. Os161 fi-1640 Wartlhom Intemational medical products company re- quires an expefieflced, energetic, enthusias- tic person for ship- ping and finished goods warehouse. Apply in person: May 29 - June 2, 9 a.m. b 4 p.m. Toronto Medical 901 DilinghamRd. Pickering, . Ontario. UMI 2Y START NOW - Local company has positions available in all depart- menle. Earn up to 5/4.92 per M. it qualified. No ex- Perience necessary, own transportation required. Cal 404.0403. 9:30 - 4:30 Superintendent re- quired 24 townhouse com. plex, handyman i sgwn- eneed.Perfed for semi -re - bred couple. live -m posi- tion. Cal 4361088. SWaMMING Instructor needed, relaxed back- yard location. $10 par hour. 32 nous per week Cal Bit 4273135. 1414-IP&A-9 Fax News Advertiser 683liiiiO707 683-7363 L.P. PARAMOUNT PAVING LTD. •res. driveways -parking areas -farm larleways & barns -resurfacing s7lk_ -excavating & asphalt removal -service station lots FREE ESTIMATES ALL WORK & MATERIAL BONDED & FULLY GUARANTEED INSURED 905-428-4730 Designing and buildtng decks in your neighborhood for over 8 years Please call for a free quote. 416 498-9379 SSLMtiiERwOpO COTTAGE RAISING, block or wood touhdators. pw strargtserwg. aoa Nv- Mkng. concrete shomkno fetacnng walls Can Gary 19051696 9e65. (705) 957- 9400 DOORS W US gGARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales, Service & Repair 905437-0949 (DUCTWORK owtaesd, moved, nelocaled. Exi•Mn t rams. Free eeYfrtea. Elsa trostatic air clearers, hur naddws. Big. Small jobs. Cal Paul 42543M. FAIRWAY HOME IM- PROVEMENTS - bassment apabfenix. batfroome. kilelers. hw ' - r foor- Is& cwaff*dvmyl tiles. pwdrg. Guaranteed work- manship. Free estimate, Tom. Inane (905)939••1333 VW (416)377 e4o6. SELL R MIONI CALL 1863-0707 cpCO FM W1T7M �7W KIRKwOOD NOME CARE SERVICES. Carpentry, framing, finishing, drywall, tape, painting, am - decks, fencing, addi- tions, renovations Free Estimates, Li- censed 20 yfs. op. tKkk 446-1316 THE CARIOMIN Cl WC - Spea" or M trnnoi and major hone ns - pars, renove0ors, addii- bons, dodo, rec. rooms, in.. cludirg Www and dry - swill. Guaranbod prolo•- tiael work to math you budget Phorw 406.1421 or 571-7378 0 Carper" • Complete. bathim s. • Drywall • Taping 20 years experience Licensed DON CAMERON (416) 284.0626 J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV. INC. Specializing in custom homes. rerms- tions, now kitchens. wid- ows, basements, bath- rooms, electrical, plumb- ing.. Repair* and scift a. Residential and commw- eial Over 15 yeas expeo- once. Free estimates. Cal JeQ, 906-6e62362. -MISTER CHEAP' reams ovrovenents. ret rooms n .aw apartments. additions. +ernes. decks etc. Lr cwhsed ler over 20 years. atl work guaranteed. for Free estimate call Erns 906.404.9170 SIGON Construction Ltd, ung ou em R•ghm wrung b 19 yrs. Addheons. auudecks. patio doors. widows res -oohs Sagatore. tree esa- maew 905-576.57W EUROPEAN lel• speaaF St will renovate yotr tp.flr m. or rookAdw ods. as wed as floor stag Good rN- erences and satrstacbon guaranteed. For bee ease mass cal D Dyksba 725- 4913 HOWELL'S Gerwai Contractor Inc. R•shdeneal and Commirr rel. rhterhor and exterior custom work Property manwrAwlce Parra and wallpaper otc. 101% of work over S1.000. References avadable upon request Cal for tree eat~ makes. (11%) 404-2183 C & R Makte- Bl ng repairs and renovations •leebheal, pkrrhbig. cwarrrc tips. carper" From small npaes to neper wrhousnorr. Fully guaranteed. lose eau• mates. (9m)o$WMW HANDYMAN with a targe trailer we do garbage re - 17 -101111 ♦ moval, Plu"11-g, pod pupping. Iarheas. decks. bee GI♦'g at. Sawa 906 430.9126, KID RENOWORKS Docks i lensing, cuesom Cognplas, p@,dentag term, hAr011 eafwipea. Puree & electrical. t]uakly...ow corem"fwAf you guran• w. (90RI ee-aa42 Data, Poo sella, a losalgwsbldola a Fm CalatdlMbn (905)619.2105 COPM" , Roafrp Elecklical, Plumbif Fatces,Dedk9, Now Addilorls,Ratovafo s, amity work Guarasead R1l.,Congsaem w -v Member Of all (fOS)f27d294 VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Addiiona�. �Byatlu, kildh• afK. p41rI1wY, Ciowmc rim, Held wcdd floors, Rook.Tri t, Doors. Delo Visa Asap. Cal Jug in For EsWra n (905) 683- 5818 DELZOTTO WOOD FENCING Dada, chain wk Iron. drilled holes. set pasts. For Free Estimates Cal Steve (905) 509.5077 Mobie (416W)9- 6456 Interior and extenor repairs, renovations and construction. Fall and clean profession- al work gtasrantesd. Craig, 666-1913 ICC Aluminum facia,llrtyl and akmtirtre. LOW, low prices. QUWY YModolmrtship Call Kevin at (90514331-3191 TOTAL RENOVATIONS, glass Mock spbafl •fairs. WrIfGh ts- et. want sorrwSug spacial for ywr in or outdoor renovation project'? call Alan 6/9- 0516 AIR CONDITIONLNG Summer start- up Repairs, Installations (416) 553-2073 HANDYMAN - lawn can, yard cls nw. 9ab+9/ re moval . Any 0eher general work, painting, et. Call Greg at 696-7ee9. HANDYMAN With pick up truck will do odd )obs, dean up garage, yard, small movrhg lobs. grass Cut - call Vic 425-M SMALL Endre rspars. lawn mowers, dirt bins. W Free deirmy and pick kir. Discount ler Sensors. 433-04M or 404-9506 AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS cMwy nwtiu, W . tee Pars. woodrod chimney d••nir pest screens and Gape installed FREE ES- TIMATES GW7741 Naw message it no answer • L ELECTRICIAN- Licensed si do am type• of sleeaieaa Ronk. Reasonable room Sena• di•eoknl Fast service. Call Alex at 433- 7632. ALL Pro Painting and walpaPsrmg, nYriaNxr- not, ..spool camp, gamest npain. top quabry work renawble rat. 209E BOB'S PAfff" • Spig dwaint b 25% • Holme & •Pfd. & d C eJob salislaclim .Free 8W= DECdIPN+ I.W interior i EAuior ant Psion W MWk TAXI drivers needed im- mediasely ler fast growing company. No experience necessary. Part lime or kill 427-7770. TELEMARKETERS re- quired. Easy plane work, days or evenings available. Hourly wage + cash bonus. 721.0021. VM AK AT HOME per you dli-illy se nnmbb ow prodsAs Eery wok No aperbace auxrsssry. For FREE dre/s No SAA.E. to Five Star EnIII rpriaaa tall Ltwped K Sus 213, Picini Ont LIV wa CLAW AZ DRIVFAB 3 years experience. Clean abstract. Police clearance. I.C.C. med- ical. Local Hwy. & long PHONE �loS�9�S-9324 IF you are single or a single parent or separated or di - with three years work experience, you may quality ler financial assistance of if you are over 46 and have m centy been laid off, you may quality for training asm- twice, DIP/CERT., Lotus. Wordperfect "ase, Word, AccPW, Bedford, Autocad, Ventura, Pagemaker, Har- vard, Corel, Canpuar Pro. wamnhirhg and systems An- alyst, Cobol, Pascal and C. Photoshop, Quark Express and Illustrator, Dunham Busi- ness Computer College, 427- 30/0 PART -TWE recepboniat at Chiropractor's office. Computer etpenence would be helpful. Position available June 2. Call 728- 5512. TMS PANTING At DECOR Inferior & Exterior European WortnanShip Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 AJAX Mwng sorter - al and poo specebass. Fla rase or hourly. We now haus heaw storage units. Now oaarg free bosm with move. Park and load sp•eid, scrump at $ea. and up. Cal for *or Mom , 725.0005 or 427-0006. Cross owm Pkte no., dr. 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SCHOOL •4 lessons and ISO i1O5. 910 Lessons $150 *FUN Coarse 5259 Fria pick -up and drop Off (416) 267-3060 SECRETARY sada em- plovrn•rtL part brie or kA vi 41111 and wers- hands okaay. Wfn work from nom. or ofl cs. Expi rience in Is9r rest estate, car dsaler•lap ato. 43e -4,t74. Don't Forget A *WlAdverdW ansfficd Dept. Is Opts for your every $at. 9.3o tO 3:00. TO Phos Your Chmi ed Ad Please Call 683-0707 00 • • MAGICIAN, down frwde, MAGNETIC ready to enteron for any THERAPYage. any oNOW . est+ days, prornhotiorhs. oPsn- The Sale natural Ings, fund raisers. Mage try to Improve shows are Minh Lettuce your overall help. 934-7067 or 726 bs"h, 30 day 8334. money back 9 -- Can 6 666-0513. Imo' / L1 E PRIM SBiUICES _ $173s - \ M 4714= 471 -MO RA/IlTuwrhr iaak doig magic ler tini�enats prY•a and an dCCan101w. IIaM mry ken mwpsiart Cora Er - an 004M.. SCHOOL •4 lessons and ISO i1O5. 910 Lessons $150 *FUN Coarse 5259 Fria pick -up and drop Off (416) 267-3060 SECRETARY sada em- plovrn•rtL part brie or kA vi 41111 and wers- hands okaay. Wfn work from nom. or ofl cs. Expi rience in Is9r rest estate, car dsaler•lap ato. 43e -4,t74. Don't Forget A *WlAdverdW ansfficd Dept. Is Opts for your every $at. 9.3o tO 3:00. TO Phos Your Chmi ed Ad Please Call 683-0707 1 ♦ `0n General Hep WAREHOUSE PERSON A small hardware whole- sale company is looking for a mature, energetic, self starting individual for shipping, receiving and other warehouse duties. Some heavy lifting is in- volved. Knowledge of the hardware industry and computers will be an as- set. If you are the individual who fits the above de- scription, please fax re- sume to: (905) 837-0241 evenings or weekends. FRANCIS PEaSONNEL SERVICES INC. Yi*06ded As 4lnnesr(N6- TRANSPORTATION INDUSTRY We currently require the following: AZ DRIVERS • Minimum two years experience • Local and U.S. • Abstractuired DZ DRIVERS • Local Durham Region • Minimum two years experience • Abstract required DIESEL MECHANICS • Fleet expenence preferred • Licenced and qualified For further information please call our office or you may complete an appllrabon between 8:30 and 4.30 Monday to Friday. FRED HINES OR TRACEY HARRISON Francis Personnel Services 11 Simcoe SL N. Suite 500 Bank of Nova Scotia Building Oshawa, Ontario L1 G 4R7 Phone 905436.6202 or 905-427-0717 Fax 905.576.4698 CLERICAL ASSISTANT I COMPUTER Tribute Corporation, a home builder in greater Toronto area must fill a contract position at its Head Office located in Pickenng. AM can- didates must be energetic and willing to work in a VERY fast paced environment. We invite you to fax your resume as indicated below. Required to assist Contract Manager in contract data entry, tender calls and collection, typing contracts, and other related duties as they arise from time to time. The successful candidate must pos- sess extensive hands on experience with Lotus 1-2-3 (wysiwyg) and word processing, extremely strong organizational skills in or- der to contend with very large volumes of eorrespoinderlce in a fast paced environment, proficient computer software and hardware skills in a pc enviroment including installations and miscellaneous problem solving and troubleshooting day- to- day probfems ler general office staff. Please include software, hardware and pe- ripherals experience. Please fax resume inclu ling references to A.Ouattrocchi at (905) 839-3733. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. RECEPTIONIST For Orthodontic office in Ajax. Experience an asset. 427-7310 130 OFFICE MANAGER REQUIRED FOR PHYSIOTHERAPY/ CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC in Pickering. Must be experienced, computer literate, organized and able to take charge. Fax resume to (905)42U-6965 OPPORI e A full time retail males position has cone ovai in the automo0w dspsrtmsrtt, mving the C wa Whitby C;fanngton This lllleak and the Pickaritg News Advertiser. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE wILL I PREVIOUS SALES EXPERIENCE AND SESB THE FOLLOwilfi: •Pceiti 0 aukxb. 'A�+asivattsr. OCMS ve layout slit -MCI M onterll*d Mbi y b grwail new business. •Good Icon playw, • 3bctiwa tintsritalng *Abily b wok in a lileM:10='1= rw l •DESIRE TO EARN LOTS OF MONM iia car Aaoaa m Commiishi m And Bones Mft wi be npalifq b aticanoolira and Real Arlilerd fuer send bw intion Monique, Lea Apx Plickbring News AAdv6r09err 666 Foe wef SL, cel-wn. Ontario L1 H 3N4 SELL IT NOW CALL v 683-0707 t' FAX -:: UVE-N babysitM w tier✓ ttarpet Far 3 roomw SALES AGENTS - Dir tributon - Enirepreneurs. WnrlberMq in aur proven success system will; help YOU beeonhe your own boas, general* inms6ar cash floe ler you, create long farm exsesbw in- come, ilea you from debt and Irtarxtial stress, allow you to Ive at your deal now Tun a $38.99 irwrset- MM icb 5621.00 mown!!! Cal lofty!! 146-01- 8258. The Good Living B gar's Cub ktearporalad AZ 1 OZ DRNERS JOB FAR 3 yrs. vledrfaMe experience eCurrent abstract eCornpetilive age -No long hads oBe err s Tues. May 30th only 2:00 Pitt - $0 PM 2100 Ellesmere Rd. #M AIIIICO HARDWORKING, sea- soned, professional , ex- perience in administration. $4500 grant for employer training plan may be appli- cable. Cal (905)430-1063. 1 -food FIREWOOD: 12'06' hardwood. split and deliv- ered. Cal 1-705-944-8801, 7p.m.-11 p.m. FREE firewood skids 6 Pallets. one month only, delivery available. Cal bet- ween 6.10 p.m. and leave message, 430.9013. 1973 Mustang, mint shape with 4 gear, 4 Greagor rims, asking $3,000. 1979 Ford Super Cad. one len with 361 mo - ler. asking $600 Two uni- bre la cockabos. white, asking 51000. obo. 433- 2567 332567 R.I.B.O. LICENSED C.S.R. Required by expanding GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER Agency Manager experience necessary, Marl, deliver or tax resume to: WITTY INSURANCE BROKERS 15 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario- L1 S 2B9 Fax (905) 428-8672 Skilled 135 Help EXPERIENCED El•ctn- Cal Wholesale Stan w queried. Plea" send to. suers to: Kesoo Electric Supply Limited. TM Ers- kine, Ave. Pelelborough, Ont KW 781, Att Vincent Gat BABYSITTER WANTED. Starting in Sept. /95, 2 hours ballot i after school for children ages 6 6 8 Now Dr. Cannon P. S pleess cal 436-0578 after 6.00 pm. CHILDCARE required in My home. Ajax. Wadney/ 401 area. 2 gilt, ages 3 a 5. 2-4 dsyslweek. his. 7'30 5:00pm. Own traroporta- bon an asset Ehperierxs/ rewencee and receipts a mus- Fleece call III 1151, exLe664 anytime. Leave message. your call wild be re erned. DAYCARE nasch d in my A oe, (Iva out %rote WI lithe, ex. work k two weeks. of 1 - 2 Masks, may even - badly lead b wry wmk Girl 4 yrs- boy 17 mort- ar an a mmL Non serol -r, receipts praIerable. Roter- 3 steel beams for sale. 25 ft. x51i4inx81/'2in. Ask- ing $500 o.b.c. (905)797- 2424. 50 HP Joy Twistar screw air caltpreesor. 575V, c/w •curd deadening penes, mon open page. No at Dabx 673-1357 A NEARLY NEW, Salr1L Ire System repossessed. nc,Mu6rhp F It program- mrg, and a legal VC2. d. scrambler. Fres r-telabort A warranty, only SM per mOle h tool cost (905) 655- 3661 ANTIQUE more county. suitable for bar or is0ihen. $1100. 5 it, ask raring and awwtdlss. Sw. Several high end call g fir. $50. Cal 697-1700 ask for Firs. ke. Apt Size Mackable wild dw sand. Whrlpool. 2 speed, 6 Cycle wrier. 3 cycle heavy duty dryer. 10 months old. Miro coed. $1000 firm- leave rtnesap 6669153 CARPET /A-1 Prices, bur direct lehahaale. Free it- sita/a M for tea oswr ow d Sal (906)432-2750, or pager (416ji80.9N7 arose a mol A kisamy Rd and Pilot . (905) 427- Carpe Brobsr, 100%, 1999 after 6 P•itw Nylon Iridin. Phok stain rw UVE-N babysitM w tier✓ ttarpet Far 3 roomw **ad for 5 your Old and 7 only S3e9.00. Prins in - ROOK 8111111 - - w tdndn 30 Sq V& ,,PIK liquired• Plokennif. Mow dskae pad and iicsMNfilon Ookaf cc k Rd. Wenrely. in yam hams. Free *aWs- 426.3774. Son . in your hat-. M in - -PART PART TIME UK CUT tient no patiffm for one are¢ww nqured ler 3 furl year. Dennis, 1.800- dkil inns b alert it Jim. 217.MoM. back Pill. I Mahar Oak sees, ragkiiad 4127 -SM CARPET you hat- at dh► count prices. 100% nOM a I shit neietfirK Rice uckidee . ' pod find oeW iris, "a Cate GIrJk at low 4308651. BABYSITTER amiable, of carpet CARPETS - lotin my Loving. oak home.non onviffixtimelt 100% nylon, rMw sam re - Warm Mals, rads pro- Iws Osnpeb on hand, I will wiled Cal Karen N 427- carpet 3 rooms, Pa. Rios 11697. inotisdss carpet. prkllma m RELIABLE mother of 3 Ped, a 1p I irhlN°n' be available b babysit kill or dWmf'A Mee aetimahs (30 pert time. Also available, for yrde). Nornrarr 966-2314. sutrther Only. South Ajax. 8861730 kb. i CLEVANCE SALE, All Prices Reduced' Sold oak desk $1/50. white fridge 5350, aperbrhent size fricigar stove $375, almond Md9N stove (self -leaning) $1000, two 30' Moves $6W, 24' antique stove $45, port- able dishwasher $150, ar- mar/2 night tables 5275, antique bekioon set $375, black bedroom set $975, solid oak bedroom suite $1795, ea comity kAchen W $650. pecan dining su- ite $925. teak dining $unite $625, Duncan Phyte table $675. teak harvest table w/ 6 chats $625, cherry din- ing Mel $475, modern Mch- en set 5450. 4pc rrvirigrocm sate $675. new couch chair$895, coucll/char $275, recsner/vibrating coueNchaw $1350, pine coffee/aid tables $295, oak ooff*Wend tables $425. 12 wooden chain $40 each. brass floor lamp 550. braes coat was SM. Olympia sewing machine $175 Come in, make an offer. 579-0526. CLOSING POOL, creepy crawly 5250 Grin, 2 lad- ders, 1 spring board, 12 x 24 solat b leriet b ruler, winter cover with water bags. rebuilt (iuuZi pump & filler, and bronnalor beet offer 576.8490 COMPUTERS NEW and used. IBM 3116's from 5595. I odel Sas 5249- DX2fWs with 800 help line budget printers at Clrrgbt Cam putty Canoe. 697-11060 DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sonable rates. call 428-2000 All ^ STOVE, so! coarw-4 sora vtgs ers new. Exp Condaon.3 rsCost f 1200, S�ng SW 1 afliff k Call 434- KITCHEN rook- seats 7, whvir'grey- 4 yrs old. A-1 condition. $186.00. 436- 11963. MANUFACTURER'S Clearance - Patio door* (now) S'-s3Y9: W-$449: 8% sit" Your choice of vinyl or anmrxm 4331738 or 1-600851-8420. NEARLY new Yarm mei keyboard -PSR--310 Mod- el. 61 keys. Stand. stool. m niul mwlb4spley. Sound ~ parla. voice stylasoud •I I r bulb s. 15 prer^esonded pro IFNI. W songs, wrufuos• butte-. Has less than 2 hours playing l rrre. Paced at SSM. complete. 905- 4362867 OAK44ME FURNITURE- Whyy pay� retid pric- On• d Ontsro's oldest and lmr- gest mrrwutactwrers is now diad b the public, Eg pc. solid oak dining - room sue $1975; 6 Pc. solid pine bedroom suite $1750. Over 20 stain choioes, of solid, too venters. Trabbns Wood- wDifalg 906-9854774 PIANOSIGRANOFA- THEP CWclb - OuAam's rs�pirhDi.ND�aw giand .6 Rant b own. apt. akkreMzeyy�,� SAVINGS ON NOW Tipp Piano Web 4331401. SAYE UP TO 5o% of Travel a Gulf. Recein 15 . xxl -h hip bald for $199.50. Careat ler bpptsesi- Pie edea (f06) T21' 1563 sELLINO in"s, abs, wfi . a dryer inn -t. -.1 for $1750. Cal 06-77N and have nmsage. SHEOMAN - gmft barn slyle s11e bei on ail*, WIS SM. GST mckxh d. Other Mizen and display awtaimbb. Cal 905-509- 4161. SWMIMING POOL SUPER SALE U1er rips or replacing. Cal to BOOK NOME l pool work - kraafam c, , Violations' 1XR (1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 28,1995 -PAGE :J WASHERS, dryers, fridge. stove, new and recondi- boned, $225 and up for re- conditioned washer, $175 and up for reconditioned dryers. $175 and up for w conditioned fridges and Moves. Also coin operated watcher and dryers. Ste• phenson's Furniture and Appliances. 227 Gout St, Oshawa. 576.7448 1 . WANTED - old and an- tique furniture. anything old. Scientific mstrurnenb. Chita, silver, advertising. sporting, toys, decoys, dolls. milk bottles, collec- bore or estates. Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 9049, Brkokkn WANTED CAMERAS - okd China and glass, jewel- lery, mCroscopes. tele. scopes, binoculars and re - Wed items. Clocks, watch- ew hrnMe, anything old. 432-1676 WANTED to buy - older furrwlure, glass, china. koll- I•cbbles. memorabilia, watches. sec. Sirwje pieces Of •states. Cal f905) 723- 7634 Arts & •1Crafts i HUGE ;art 8 Comic Show. June 11 th at Jt# Ise Pavilion Oshawa. For tables Call Ian at 905- 436-6M. EARLY BIRD SPECIAL •6 x 24 rectanguiar Kayos cod include• decks b 'ening $4.595 Mesta 10- -4 -4 *4- 20yr. warranty. `8100-495&7S64 Pickerirgl Alex, ph" 41679&7509. 8• 1 Lost & 8 Found LOST Nimaiavac sea ex ' pocat (Drown) inhere. Woone , Heights. answers b -RoeCO' Rwrard. 42a- 3012 LOST Vicbna Day -F♦ mat Rottweiler mix, wain kill tai. where path on Chest if found please rill 4207325 LOST, BiACK temer mare, height 2 skm build. hair shat has long corkscrew tail. dearly mw..a, can (gm)686-1517 or 4161467-4522 el BOARD, ridoor arena, daily turnout individual lead, friendly aaemom $250imtnly Call Tarry. (905)420-1027 GERMAN Shepherd, Gor- grious black and tan kner. C3lrfpion Ines. are excei- kint working dog. C' K C rag- aMnd, 2 made. 2 fanale. complete wmh pedigrea. (906)7253.'161 KEEP you dog wadw cut of the garbage. Use a DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. Life. tsne guaranba, ball, avail- able in 3 sushi, gain - 9pm, 7 days. (g06)723-5413. KITTENS- 5 reeks old. Free b Wiling hone. Cal Suety eve" 434-26%. ROTTWESLER puppies. C.K.C. regiewed. Good hniperanenL Champion bloodine, Cal (96)665- 0691. PURE bred German Sheppard pups be sale Ban Mardi 22, 1995. Black 6 tan, 4 males, 3 kmales ready to go Cal (905) 619• 6957 1M1 DELTA M Royal* Brough -m, 2M., Waded. now brokers. extausL shocks, roof ties, maes hitch, recondilioned wire -he covers. $1300.o.b.o. John, 666-2436. 190$ MW -Y TOP-. 4 cIA, 5-epd.. 4 -dr.. ail, cruse a loch, 129.000 Ion. Now ex- haust. brakes, baewy. Reli- able, esable, khertiied $/400. 1961 VW Sinoco, reliable, easily arlif-d. NW. obo. 434- 7014. ION Oldarrobil* Ciera Brougham, hilly boded. exoeMNM Catdiion. ve, 4. dr., sir, certified $2896. se681e3 1985 Pontiac Acadian, good condition, runs well. as is $600 Can 905-ew 2946. 1985 Voyager mini van SE; 1985 Olds. Ciera Brougham; 1985 LeBaron GTS Turbo; 19M Celebrity, 7 -pass., V6 wagon: 1985 Ford LTD wagon: all excel- lent clean running cars, cheap, cerbfiied. Open 7 days week/indoors. Cal 427-9722 anytime Russ. Big Town Sales. 1986 Pontiac 6000 Le Wagon. V6, air, buckets, console. fully loaded, ex- celler t condition. Certified $2595.666-6193. 1987 CORVETTE,1 own- er, mint condition, std. , teal blur, will certify, wit accept trade ins. asking 615.000 080 call LeaseGuide 1- 905-6636230 INS FORD T -BIRD. $4.500 white 2 dr looks brand new -Certified or best offer. Ask for Kim 666-2797 eve^xigs- 1990 Sunoird Le, 4 -door auto. 67,000 km. 4 cyl. loaded, rust proofed, excel- lent condition. Must sell $5495 certified o.b.o. 1964 Chevette 4 door auto, 96.000 km. $1495 catri•d o b o 433-1787. 1993 Ford Tempo. 31.000 Km. p door btks. auto.. 4 oil.. luggage rack. $7900 or DOW offer. Pew 723.1155 or 434-7564. 1993 GM Asuna Sunrun- rw (Tracker). black/black convert IV 5-spd stud-. 4 WD . arr✓fm case- 57.oDO <m asking $10.500 oto Must sea 995-1011. 19W CHRYSLER. IN- TREPID ES 3.3 Imre. alu- -,num whseta. PrW. PD. L. rwmore access, factory log kghts and more $16.999 00t Cal 905-434-7317 1; r CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety Inspections $49.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax 683-2277 LIQUIDATION REPOSSESSED AUTOS 905420-0785 PAUL'S BIRTHDAY SALE - 47 Cars to blow out. Some certified exam. likes 1961 Buick Regal 3.8 Turbo Sport, ab•olurely showroom. 1965 Bud* L► sabre C edition 51,995, 1986 Satan mini $5.195. 19M 6000 LE. loaded, $3.495., 1986 Olds 88 Brougham. gorgeous car, $4.995., 1988 Coli" (3) tom $3.695. 19M Chevy Scottsdale short box 350., one owner mint $7,995., 1960 Chevy Blazer loaded 4 x 4 $7,995., 1909 Arso LL perfect c ondir )on, high nrw, $7.995., 19as Pul. sars (2) from $6,775.. 1992 Surbrids (3) Man 57,995.. 1969 and 1990 Caprice Classics (2) 1992 Tamped 8o km.. ail, 4 cyl., auto. 57.656., 1992 Leman$, auto, 4 dr., 55.996.. 1990 Robe powerful 6 cyl, 5 speed, now 57,995. Come sea us at Certicar Aub ow". 156 " SL W.. at Midtown Mall 579-2886. Open Sued Cys• Ski TOP DOLLAR pard for scrap cars. 7 days per week Used parts available 683-7301 or 428.1879 af- ter bpm WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE -FREE towing for scrar used or abandoned cars tricks 1 M. pick-up, lop prices paid. up to $100 (416)281-3499 Trucks 1310 for Sale 1992 Chex BLUVr. 4X4. 4 dr. 4 3 5 -speed. tinsel. air. till anVhn ms.. red arc/ black/int. $14,500 ob.o 995-8247 COPE Van GMC 19M ex- bersivey reb*ra as Aranre deivery, van- 1 driver New white paint. 17995 Cal 90543O•e04o HARDTOP tem vaifw me, canopypropane fb*w. ice box. sleeps 6. good o n i- 'iori 51200 723-4434 SMALL 3onarr sant trailor 8055C asking 52500. In good oortdrooi 839--2995 - TENT TRAILER, with add a room asking SWC 083- 691510 836860 JOHN'S AUTO Tune-ups d manor repairs Labour 530.00 hr Mobile service available 4127-'76" 1980 Yamaha i i ao Vete eklurpped. $2400 o b.o. Ex- CMlent condition After 5 p. m. 985-8247 INSURANCE: Open 9 to 9 by appit- , Monday to Saturday Motorcycle, Auto, and very competative. Property rates. cad Jones-aookey Insurance Broker (005) 427-3596 IV TMrhdaraaft, 90 Hp, mercury moor. -+power til, taiw,W= Peddle boat 3 msiw. laitancipy $600. 16 Canoe 5300. 435-3486 or 404.2143 19M Surrey Mirage, 25' alt Cabin, steps 4, 260 Mercruser, $25.000 o.b.o. 995.6811 or 9057506. wlNTSY - 01•UE 1MATM PARK 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri.( 9 -)7 , Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, 365 Mar ne 400 apFnmgon5 400 a�atlmR��; 410 �`':Qa`, 420 - '= 420 - ` -=_` 470 1949 20 FT. VAN- BEAUTIFUL brand new WHY rent when you can GUARD CUDDY, 4.3 li- NW apartrnent Large one tre. V6. 175 hp. OMC King bedroom with ensuils, ca - Cobra with 91 E -Z loader ble and utilities, all indu- lradei. wph brakes. V -berth ave 5750. Prefer non with purnp out head, new stinker. No pals. Must be suhbrela by . (2 yrs.) ask- seen b be apps led. hng $13,500.00 call 434- Call 579-4563. 4416 BEAUTIFUL one bed - roan R bassw it a afbifenl. 111112 17 BAYLINER CA- NW Oshawa. Close b bus/ PRI. 50hp Complete with •lipping. Al u0bse, 4 ap- own you own horns for leas than you think?" Call Dave Haylodk Sales Rep. RwMax Summit Realty (1991) Lad. (906) 666.3800 or (1106) 6863211. IHouses For Rent trailer. mooing cover. extra pliances. wr/cable. private PICKERING- 1 bedroom 3 bedrooms. We Oahe-. gas tank. RARELY SEEN drivdentrance. 566Wmt ly. born+ Apl.suitable for aim- new broad", , newly WATER. $10.000 o.b.o. 725-87N. gle. Flougernount / Dyson, decorated, fenced yard, 666-4317. Cott Remelt Summit Gat last June 1. all ihdr backs, onto ravne, Firstlast 668-3100. O HAWA Ot1TH 5099-1ve S650 call afaw bpm. � Avail.) Option PROP a SKEG REPAIRS . *W Sloor St. E. 63 66886-01 Fibreglass supplies West I MONEY probkm w? Debt 01111115. 1 & 2 btlrm sparknaft6. D ftiizI brand naw System Epoxy. boat pant basement apartment. Own Oshawa Glass Fibre Pro- CsPdBd• Pair" 1 eritranoe. central air 4 sp, ducts Ltd. 341 Durham Crt, utiMis5 rKxxm pbrho". laundry fro. SSW Oshawa. 905-5 70. 1 433 First / Isis!. month. Available Imme- $575 a 5675 monthly dialsly 666.4718. Avail Jlna 1 d .Miry 1 DICKERING- large dean 1 i 723 -WS 2 bedroom sal contaned basement apt. 4 pc. bath. PICKERING - Finch and laundry facilities, close b 1 - 2 bedroom, located at Brack Rd. Bright new schools and amorwbee. 309 Cordova Rd. also walkout one bedroom Avail. July 1 3780 ind} available 1 a 2 bedroom basement apartment sop- w". 427-68x6 located f 946 Masson S b entrartoa and PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP is accepting applications for their waiting list for 2, 3 and 4 bedroom units. Large playground & spacious units. Near all amenities. Please call 666-2008 or visit 95 Crawforth St., Unit 85, Whitby, for further information. Office hours, Mon-Thurs. 9-5 p.m. No Subsidy Available LAND 'O' Lakes, one WHITBY, $94,900 Super PICKERING- lar We. 1 large. bedroom basement apt bedroom 5349/wsekly, two dean 4 bedroom, newer BORROW $10,000 pay bedroom $449/weady cot- windows, walkout b dock as ifs as $110 par morph., &W-. Fully4lglipped. 3 oxo th t o.a.e. Free consultations. Poo. bath, gas BBO, mi- Cott Remelt Summit Anubio Invft*Wb Lb. aoww, atxsorrdroom. 668-3100. Mortgagee and Mortgand Loans boat ao Edwp ewimmig. June let 428-7123 after 6 . 1973.4967200 fshig a wallang trails. stove parking, lontrY w CLEARWATER . fully tur- Video. Cal alkar Spm 606 I MONEY probkm w? Debt 01111115. I 1 consolldalions, erect+ ar- SAUBLE BEACH- largo 3 N renovated 1 bedroom ( rang•nrnb, parsons) bedroom, min. 2 weak 3 bodices bwrt! budget Pig' Wald+ ro- rwkal. $65Ghwalk. Families unit. t. Huge satin kiaclt pair. FREE CONSULTA. only. No Palo' (905)831_ an, quiet cof riplex. walk b TIONS. Ontario C 90 1765• Go stationlPiekering Town Conaalons (Oshawa -Tor - THREE bedroom cottage Contra. Carries Ike rent. ono) 4331425 on to Trent River at Hal- (906)8318665. ed- No pew, 723.7340 Al amenities avail- 1-M-2251 warwlwred. must eel. Peter able. Good fishing aid OSHAWA Can**,July 4 Maros Free Rests• BO W M t 11 SIT V I L L E Personals ersonals RENT TO OWNTRENT RIVER. Lake Soy PICKERING- lar We. 1 large. bedroom basement apt mou. Woodland Estate. Gar" ! Teresa Ti•akww Y l•vasa•O.1 lls•t uasaly family housekeeping cot- tages. 3 pc. bath, fishing. M$ 17 OVES pod, beach. store.play- grand 90 men.No Picker - rng. 1-800.367-2044. YOU IN pancy. Can 576.0418 or a L No pas Please call 579- era � +citral air, central vac, PICKERING- lar We. 1 large. bedroom basement apt EAST OSHAWA- Tnlb Rd Beaubhully decorated ranch 2 bedroom and largo t � • I 1 1 2387 or 576-6724 tawdry, female preferred. seoerate entrances First a pancy. Can 576.0418 or Ll.e Fre• fa 4 m••Ui �Y /e yw 6•dd ywr d•.s peyviesl n 1 -BEDROOM basement 5650 per mo. Indus,". rhsar GO. AN utilities redid- ed. $6W mono Fest a last bungslow, 2 car garage. w/ 0 from krlchen a bdrrn b fYlor, lerwr c r✓MI•� •r►}ct b duels 'khml soda. LAO.L. Man floor. plus b semwx. apartment, n south Ajax, June let 428-7123 after 6 . and references rewired balcony. backing onto stove parking, lontrY w CLEARWATER . fully tur- avaaable June 1. Fridge. CLAREMONT.small new- Preferred professional poen telt includes 4 W I 1 ironed air conditioned mo- sbvs. laundry. separate N renovated 1 bedroom ( woman and ion emok•r, pkarhces. S85Wrnon. . 1/2 , ' ' ' brie tomes. clubhouse, entrance. no pets. SSW n- main Noor) . 2 appliances. 3 no pals 831-3665 uNlsea. 723-0393 Oc, riven IOP 110- of srgle nee lad pools, hot bibs, ten- duerve 427-3139 Pc bath, sop. ent a drew. sweet boardarirg Park oeeeral• wntanw p riurhq. I no. dose b beaches and E. OtMA1MA, spacious G»brn deeigred 1 bed- room bar t., apt available Jim 1, $700 / mo_ IWAasL fig.. clove. PWIW4;. a uak- tee nkauded ka/ 725-a016 K W.OSMAWA- large light t tedroorn baser up r ovaw pieloned non wricker no pots 3750 M inclusive 579-4563 NEAR OC. now awn. man 906.686.6639 floor 2 bedroear, apartment wa h kidge a .few. •750. 12. 436-0779 alter, 5 p.m. JUAN NORTH Aim. 1 bedroan • major attractions, phots ? f y f ASPEN shown in your bomb.. or �E,., '!Et E3t't71 i0Et r Children W... wW... hoes,.i tQa. Vhf Hf ✓{ fv• than mnobl. Cal (906)6- �ijtli ' • _ - , r►. w- Go.o 5603. • GORGEOUS - 3 bodicorn �.• y frF OSHAWA, 2 bedroom 1- WHITBY! 3 bedroom. 3 Wthroonr townhouse 4pc. 1-3pc. bath. finished ThicbonfDufdas. 5aP Close to famous fill` boort with tw,ay room plartces, share bodwoom, clear water Pesch. pool. ia- Close b a1 arnsnrIrosI SM kifehon. i400hri nr+ inelu- cuza. BBC+. private yard. itcku•ivs, 1-906-637-2142 ciao. Close to mniti awse avaiaEM Now - Dee. forinto and b view kloney or collsd 1319-725-5772 Call Slew alter spm 430- pl 575 To Lenci lot / fast available July 1. 2150 4969646 or 57WTM OSHAWA PICKERING - next b bidfO n, lxurtgaknr near ant amen- 5450 1st / last. 905849- 2 apts in duplex. July 1sL 3696 2 bedroom and largo t DOWNTOWN OSHAWA- 2 bedroom. dean. Par". bdrmr. i..*a* occu- seoerate entrances First a pancy. Can 576.0418 or last 725- 5912 2634549 2 bedroom in v#&W of EXTRA large ore bed - ( 1,2 fir dine E roam apartment for rent. of Oshawa) ave,. bright Man floor. plus b semwx. walking distance b °lore• of large Wase. Skmcoe St sided bus at door, Indge. N and Rowland. Garage stove parking, lontrY w nduded $600 per mo n- aurhh txekung. play ars dudes u01Ires 4 appkanc- 5543 Pkue u0l0es Second es. ls✓In1432-1266 mons+ free or mew Ihvnq- LARGE 1 bedroom apart - room carpet to qualified tent very bnght close b tenant 905-344-7317 be- of aRIMhaM 5 min from 1n7 p m only GO. All ublrke included doubleINK � - July 1 $550 a mord+. 1 of a last re- t b°droornm apartment. 4ur•d 9ee`-W 2. Oc, riven IOP 110- of srgle LUXURY 1 -bedroom nose Onwuiet dead end bumim t oraMwe !hKxme. sweet boardarirg Park oeeeral• wntanw p riurhq. Avail June lot. $545 Us. Uv. $600 ind elve Av mKill hOil y. Ind ud. ref. road- Jure Of July 1 420.9187 ed- No pew, 723.7340 or (4161947.775x. K E. OtMA1MA, spacious G»brn deeigred 1 bed- room bar t., apt available Jim 1, $700 / mo_ IWAasL fig.. clove. PWIW4;. a uak- tee nkauded ka/ 725-a016 K W.OSMAWA- large light t tedroorn baser up r ovaw pieloned non wricker no pots 3750 M inclusive 579-4563 NEAR OC. now awn. man 906.686.6639 floor 2 bedroear, apartment wa h kidge a .few. •750. 12. 436-0779 alter, 5 p.m. JUAN NORTH Aim. 1 bedroan • major attractions, phots ? f y f ASPEN shown in your bomb.. or �E,., '!Et E3t't71 i0Et r Children W... wW... hoes,.i tQa. Vhf Hf ✓{ fv• than mnobl. Cal (906)6- �ijtli ' • _ - , r►. w- Go.o 5603. • GORGEOUS - 3 bodicorn �.• y frF OSHAWA, 2 bedroom 1- WHITBY! 3 bedroom. 3 Wthroonr townhouse 4pc. 1-3pc. bath. finished ThicbonfDufdas. 5aP Close to famous fill` boort with tw,ay room plartces, share bodwoom, clear water Pesch. pool. ia- Close b a1 arnsnrIrosI SM kifehon. i400hri nr+ inelu- cuza. BBC+. private yard. itcku•ivs, 1-906-637-2142 ciao. Close to mniti awse avaiaEM Now - Dee. forinto and b view kloney or collsd 1319-725-5772 Call Slew alter spm 430- pl 575 To Lenci lot / fast available July 1. 2150 4969646 or 57WTM OSHAWA PICKERING - next b bidfO n, lxurtgaknr near ant amen- Town Centre. brad new roam kdaury cordo oath d 1 1 ntaclene shed 24x30 rvph upper y lwalting4 boa. clean, fenced yard. Tindal Casiles 3 lovas. si►�53 able included. Sltaie both am4rnsse at Ndsorif SMP I • Adge. slew. no pas. SM wnty *yaw . applua s. LA fro se. no pots, Joe. K iattrwnc- w. no pas Joe. S76s544 let ailaIrae wexlaig Dai Sale plus utht", first r last nrrdiaWy. 512110. Fres' 261-2571. N. OSHAWA, 3129.9710 s son or4y Nein Omoker, 723 6Q76 relwerneaa. (416) 236 OSHAWA. 1 bodroan totallytotally totally renovated. _ Whdn RE~ Okfar 3-twd- $400 per mitt+. 6667260 94W �nbwn condo.. w, un -2 ravine lel. hard- CAMPBELLFORD- 100 OSHAWA - PwWGeb scored a ilas. Cal 725- dergrouW parks laundry wood floors finished base sowsc acres 80 workable, am, 2 bedroom lung l" doubleINK � - July 1 room. burgs. naw- bksia men+ 2-4pc. bathe. grape, two road frontages, two - an quiet dood, arid me ROOMS I rg• avaiYbN Am. $660. dining room greerptouso fares, bodroorn � 750 plus ul"es Cao for - morin pus hybo. 43.1 ldachon. Owner has Dean On Parklike 436.5601) $149.000. 160 Goodman. 432-1663. 1-M-2251 warwlwred. must eel. Peter aurwd Isw rw- Car pro". OSHAWA Can**,July 4 Maros Free Rests• would Me b offer you h N. Sales �� eaturrrefed barn 36'x60', chicken rn AJAX Unfroom SCARBOROUGH / bed- Rorty 723.5261 fwuse 18x40 two sbrey �M1Of' bad 4PIr tear. Pra94. gee ler rent r clean past hoot. l4hshdrY and uliM, roam kdaury cordo oath d S LEVEL eidoeplC 5 beet ntaclene shed 24x30 rvph upper y lwalting4 series, parbrq, cable. laundry sur single. -retro. mit. 3995 pthr able included. Sltaie both am4rnsse at Ndsorif SMP rooms, 1-4 pc.. 1-3 pc.. 1- painted. ex, N t mater • LA fro se. no pots, Joe. K iattrwnc- w. no pas Joe. S76s544 let ailaIrae wexlaig Dai Paid. available rmt°euau- y, $750 mo tit ; last bafwome ar, c•nwal voic double a �- aipply. Private 261-2571. PICK pav s son or4y Nein Omoker, ,ref.. garage. vening00. Sant. Etremrtga a wee- ban an aids. welt _ Whdn RE~ Okfar 3-twd- $400 per mitt+. 6667260 906-404da46 Ironic gerage door. in- pond pool. Clow b al kends t-7068631767. M you revs wrtt to wry rocim buelgalOw �,� scored a ilas. Cal 725- count. 141&7562741. LAKE ONTARIO at your about money again., d ler doubleINK � - July 1 AJAX SOUTH. Two un- • I Great rtsi flood. • • 535 an appos I enL Not MLA! ralerwno, 31100 pus ulE kurrMMd roonta for rent M w to 111M15 Cd Flax" dOeR1g. Aaatg or, Lahewow arse. cal aper 6 pm wtsMdays, arty nal Lyrds 132-0016 sea(41W711-beta own btdten, own wash- room . use at buten, lean. IOIp, 3 bodrocm, FraoA $149.000. 160 Goodman. 432-1663. AAA fA4w/Yrnp A Loan. Filarldal ocreuMFg Sat* PET FOOD CO.� PICKERING. Whilta Rel dry faciYbee, ria+ aiinkws 4 Maros Free Rests• would Me b offer you h WATERFRONT =UP. OR oortnraniartcos 6 Gayly. 3 bedroom Ito , . 8425.0101 ler two 4260482 Dowrbwr Oshawa. 400• available Judy 1. 3926 3600 441. L available. Pok- PICKERMG ng and great elpcweo. ntornt4y, plus ulYOos. Call - �tgte (WIi)WO-4113. roars, win cable, kr Of Bea rwtW rafts. Cal 434. QUIET we k4P4clean tail+- �' walk so � 2447 or 8166-4132. basement. separale en- ganist TWO BEDROOM apt Ary ill' dwells Sven 3 bdmn 1 12 O•as. Close b OC. PTC. f340 par mea 517D. Ata+- Conrriwdal Ave. 714 series, parbrq, cable. laundry sur single. -retro. stow. laundryP-W-9• central tooason, near school. SM -50 . ulMao. bilussl0y. Phots 420431E fiooa/war'Ntose building non -ant *- 5500 June Oahe" Ceras. 401. Available July 1. 1-416 ERff4ri, 2 PICKate a rent available for reCal is, Gwls•C 427 -CM 5675.00 pl a hydro NON- 261-2571. PICK pav eon¢ Gor Sal at 619.0226. ONE boekoom l ssa wii SMOKER. avepable ire••- RBrTERL Osie ban an aids. welt DOWNTOWN Wltiey. WL- (Po4aiblr two) opo- da" 5767066 !terra. IN lass Son MO. 1, Go ��y' nowt- Dartdas St r 0 kItIOM, 2 sera lute in bomAU Pon Pon Lob 5156,000., call 14 Estates. 427.0300 or 426-2215 nA i�� • 53490 tui pfl0ad. Sectio - ad wooded Traisr let, good road, hr loom • I "••' cam. seen wuwann. Saoo TWO bedroom in Ite•uae, per mond Cal JOIE Ani, amoltor, ro polo. 837- 100 apR ofoo and up built, rieoly irwhod. on (416)431-1 SM w420-1281 cake.. included. Ajax. polls q� Valley. Saks Rep., Ro Summit 0666 2500 Wt. bay largo lot n anal wiagt �►�A� Non-sawker, ro pole. largo lot Inge sporwmatt �K 906.683/00• booido ooreavalort Pak AT LAST rite spteial bbaoorn basis w Avaiadorow.a19E623. f000 inckniva. (90611500. WINIEV, 3 baboon d► OUET Prion for Ingo acranW Caia66alll. b � p I •owMpM a waiilg for you rate wMrance, parka. Nal vale pilaw entrance 4 OSHAWA - 2 bedroom 0413 IoW 18n lq.K Ymily roar+, F I home. Use of test relriornoaa. 5750. 496 WartnorK au•iabb at 496 WIMT'Y - 3 ttadroonr, roan win inplaoo. 2 ear lseifA'o°. FIrwlaat S360t 8647 and 900 Gran SL Clone so � Calling. garage. $1100. Pus udi- main IN roan plan food STI Audey class schools, I appi and ,leer of brick mars. We, sualffible July 1, U& oaals Aorto 1.4344672 FLW MSHEO Ajax now G.M. uIlMan rduded. iW Fnmain tbo. abvo. 4rasftadry 7096 a• SM* 60 aRw ilt be nook wwaik«ut, 2 I-boboom b-nant Intl required. Cal 726 a 2 -ear 5160 . Mapig, Io1s Ettore ROM FOR RENT - bacfefor Pri493. F. Jautdry uYMs. cable int- bybo. ,milt 1. 666.4120. eluded.KAChWWGNrrr c I we. now 401. Go, Public waned $675. 01M)W-0Q63. saw 6.•00 AdAK- 1 bedroom base- arnt a erwras a. o f I 4tntanoo. parking. cable. blalb% no Pale. ewoi h- ble. Avaiable i motiWly. 5600 ' -'-- o. 427-1752 Atte► spm. W WrBY - lrgo two boo roam Oasarwsfp aparbferrt weft I " W ani id" July 1. Rales+ 5675 including ulMissifte lle. Bruce. 725- 4246. wIMTBr Coulcs, Nin ful use d hasp. includes pre.. 9 termdry, nowt onaolrr, air, ovatob irMnodwfaly. 4o4.•alst vrwWe at. for row O.kewa .air - for HoSO Fabled buokwsuL am room a Mar.slaaFva 5260•100011suit t A mid iaanas6assly Cori 7211• tw boboan lofdnara. blaiooat 7rld 2222 baasahwM 5100 canlbal Oshawa, 13251 walks". lakllea required. I montes Gil AL leave nr6 SECOND FLOOR d ofd 088-7103, (506}1251521 traps 7254074. AAA" » 01100 house Jwr 1 CLEAN tanally near dahirllOrfil Oshawa. Oshawaons .two WIMTUT EAST Ons WMlby ane- 3 barman 0•NAwA- 5 bedroom 5700 per maAh cid 726 , . I Ins and Ewe �f 2 bath, dile° bacltya - oar 6346 5 66,700 Malo an offer. to d now. Don't be holy x664602 anywew. 1000'0 of man COURT10E- 30 Lyrudab, 1M1 Ford Eoandie CAW and women WON" b Wok 5149.1100. 3 bedooau, 2 1/ vansion Ylan, now rebud, 3 you, Cd 1 9- 2 bde, powdwr Ii1cl► 362 miler srMa 1 3631 a44 607. St.9ll.0461mirt Ir N49 too on with shamcase b tan!: eapbin eeiA � +octad dock oaiMral ori. C B ratio. amlbl caasslle. nom Nd' W. to t- danlwr ase, 1 1/2 Iy/ 9a- dm" far eon., dual gas 416976.5447. Hol Joy i. rage wise paved driveway, lamb, I War Mich brake, abed We adfonn 1-416976 much arra. Cle udow ayafssa astom Ido p cli- 1306 5/0X11, ter. PikJOS43"m after 6 lolls, Power wrlOW pa . -- • - .._ _--_- _--_ r CQCC abfbr. EimloaMM eondMon b«hood.Sop wawance.Bay window > y' ala. /36/610 d oto Worry t RED BETTER RESORT- 61&314.011,1. Tnnt Riverrhsar Ibvabek 1411�M � sm tHJ01ink lla! be to Pa E' acasiffiground. Ntvam, LM. � Calling. (002)1"7428 49 2.3 baboon from SM STI Audey class - SM. 1-906.4560107 or Poinded ed 1416976 1-7D6776301i. 7410. Dow d cied no . . 1. lncudss . Neal hydro, kidge, ebw. Laun- dry facilities a-Asbb. b«hood.Sop wawance.Bay window > y' o - tsrnar. For pmobr siorW � cotes, w Mai b dwe 0 aSpfaFhosa f4>r�D P� oabla. Tor► GORBEOIIi upgraded 4lsnral � WIATFJMg10NT •ilea clew 1-4164F*- p pnk StOkd 16. a 2ti94 61&314.011,1. Pr14 Wil tib can d yoga at a sfaoppirag eto•a. lw / I Oslhaaw Ihafdaood m lllele Omlbmb n Tin Naar ehoppig..knr tat hose a g.1 a1. 6066471. woo aegniad. 54261 Idlelhs4h , ' w ahg family ttul ckwt OSHAWA, ebarh win Soar. 2 baboare break- 5600 .1/3 utiliisa. 726 6491. doW m& b Go. Jana 1. raid L Nave annesp 0"721-1013. roam 00 vrbV I ;la, 2 Ul a9r, alanjpwd land- boaldlhp . 8 Miad duck • j14 prises kpn SlgOp. ilt be nook wwaik«ut, 2 I BAIMfy'S BAY- H K Col- Mapig, Io1s Ettore 416767-4944• Weekends AVALABLE from May 1st in ear I dic b paid WHITBr second floor, 2 OSHAWA- ma• b N wA bboil, beach, kh% en, 5164.500. Vvane Pack- 61&314.011,1. W by AperwMrp Baiting. Spacous, carpel id rnovmly anrralme, SOM tontM n- rAsive. (906)725-2421. badroans, bright and share nice s bedroom home valla POOL PAN" dl aapalabd +eater, Neo, lab•oM. OnyWound roc, Dndrm 0111110111, Rsaly lR 9 ' * aptu5nr11 00 Bali" OSHAWA. Available July doW m& b Go. Jana 1. sod dr SIRS/ne. ufifiom e. vow was. Saw/mon. + penises. dwNW91114 432.2000. aeLali6J to 4M ectM. Cltxts b Bus. Shop- Al Uwas, Included. main Sour raised burg•- l695--rmdnritr. =alar- wAdh d. FusMlaN it scored a ilas. Cal 725- count. 141&7562741. LAKE ONTARIO at your �N10R )6100 �M � )1•Y• Ping. No Palo, 2 Badman. '� Fig, abs, dskrwraskn- Park arnicas, 666.4660, 120- Cori Sally 1007 9011. FENELON Fab. lab door lop• Plivab, Pat M w to 111M15 Cd 5725.00 Cori 4300134. or, Lahewow arse. cal aper 6 pm wtsMdays, arty 9477. CAPITAL PropertiesPtCKEMS - m&&your IOIp, 3 bodrocm, FraoA Hope - Her . algllel oaI ih'a home, c. 167, 3 AAA fA4w/Yrnp A Loan. Filarldal ocreuMFg Sat* N" N" Io twat• BASEMENT uPwale en- Mie weekends « Isew WHITBY. 1 bodloom, 2 would Me b offer you h as now and saw man. dwiig =UP. OR oortnraniartcos 6 acid bid+ silrt IOM for any papa•. Alae 1N11P5% OnD11•NNi/ sone, kileMn, ail, dome b m4sew. 571}3104 lever, $575, 2 bedroom haat in OMewa Living. ay by a ChMe n miaba b lasm. 5460 ad on lenge lel wlunob- LOANS. Aub. 41lnergaFhey, Go, Town Conic and 401, PICKERNKi V4lege, 1-2 specious. $795, Parking, tin 2 and baboon home. Dont miss le bane• w d weeMy. No Pte• (�)�- 7637• atucled lab view. c«eoidalore, vaeawml r r no Pols. bMML $450. Call low her I gra spece, private St�g lrrilra, Sfst Wine boll Vidor 420.4563 50 b Orman near Go, no Pale. July 1. CaII' Larry or %ommy !o. taint+ �_ ova, baFaitooa alt. Good « mervation. SM. 0 drive. (416) 699-6217. 679-2149 NW w Ins ar Go) KlaaaWinur ( ) � foodco"�• 90649S- {rc• ++o•.>wiswws♦wwl64910. �: •�,d ^+ - o a s. a-nW OOp�in • .' k. r . - `r ui'!4'i -.''a's a•. • • ..•'r.r• ," 3' kyk fAoI'M 416.3Pp012 v • • . .. Z r, • •'.A i. or w �{ err. ... i CONGRATULATE YOUR GRADUATE! ACTUAL SIZE OF AD -To place an ad in this Special section call Classified Advertising AMiax - Rickering IMPEWS Akoven-risp-IR 683-0707 Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser. TV SPECL4L - DA'nNG! T—Sbt a (00 po. & 10.30 pe OR Rolm cbmad " f- 55 dcpm&q an yaw Duama ram boad the UNIS 0( ILM (O=d MWocak Imc and a acaftaf(w Nbsonshp *a Lual Fm wkwnaum d Ad&bned In" ftmw3k Pkalc CA 1400 667-0117. RMTHER 0M SlWaLIE? Was a -- - I reLeborwhsp? Mornsp? SW40 we, ment seromm Ow PAOLOA Or eko . Cal nw*w Inc. (415) 975-2750. COLLIK DonaW F.- PewA* at horre, suffow6 ad by hts ", on WKhes*, May 24,1995. Don Coollin lo" hisband of Maw*. Loving Wner of Jeanne (81 McMurray). Fred arw Daum Jeff am Leearm antl Tarnrny &W Darryl. Loving grardalher of Jeson wO Darl6le, V4 Taylor and Jerm He will sadly be iss P by his trierift and lvnily. Mr Wks was msiling at Ov McEadvie Rmal Horne, 28 Old "" Rood, Ala Pickering Village) 9D5- 428- 8488. FwvW service In I* dwal on Salumday May 27.1995 at 10 &.m InlernwIt Pi* Rdge Mernoriai Gardem OEMARY- ORLICE BRIGHT Bruce was bom March 1, 1917 at Paq- lan. Ont.. am of Olive and VMs Brighil. He formed as a young ind. A few years aller his - Mg Jan. 29, 19318 to Law - ram Graham moved lo Oshawa, in 1941. Soon Bruce got his call to serve wwam In WWII, CMV%" ID dWsr- ant counties. In 19" Bruce rellurried horna A cur a a Or by Irads, Bruce worked in Wer years for Ron Fa fwkxlng ard*n cars, unill his rellre- ment in 1962- He had bow In billing heeM for a number of yosrs� tp ID his death an Fri. May 19, 1996. Bnm le survived by his bving wift Lauffena (GMhwn) Bright of 57 ym, one daughlor und 5 sons. Brmft & Mark Thonvolom Kennsih a Laurie Bright, Donald & Don- ne Bright. PAbeli & Kam Bright, Nei & Judy Bright, Clare & Aft Bright Also 10`Vingl� remembered by 14 gmndd& dren and 9 great grarKichildraini. He leaves one brotim Grant Bright of Port ". Predeceased by sislar DOW" Grills and brollher W Jack Bright. Pal- beem allsndaniR, wei : Ken Bright Jr., David Bright, Micheel Bright 80 Jordan, Stan Dozen, John -P. Craig and Reg menrls. 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BMGHT- To ne%Abours on Rivw- side Dr Oovw^ kkwKb and rela- tives, our thank you for donations, flowers, cards and visits. also for the support, kindness and care given Bruce on ft Special Care Floor at Hillsdale Manor Much ap- predation to the Pallbearers and Rev. John Griffen for your lovely service. Special thanks to the Affn- strong Funeral Hoff* for all your Thw*ktg you shweisill Ummum Bright wW ft alle Ohme Vew ad 4w Ux ft a Pbft YW :4111 U3 -M Iffil ,, Wd bt aft of: For an audio version of all of the current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington residents). This complimentary service provides detailed information for notices placed in the previous 7 days. Brough to you by the following funeral homes: McIntosh -Anderson, Armstrong, W.C. Towne, McEachnie, Martino & Sons, Morris, Northcutt-Elliottl Accettone PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 29,199S BLAISDALE MONTESSORI SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE LISTING Blaisdale Montessori School Ajax All the following open houses are all for children 18 mo. to 6 years 545 Kingston Rd. Wed. May 3lst 545 Kingston Rd. Tues. June 13th 545 Kingston Rd. Thurs. June 22nd 4D3 Kingston Rd. Thurs. June 15th 403 Kingston Rd. Wed. June 21st Blaisdale Montessori School Pickering 415 Toynevale Monday June 5 415 Toynevale Tuesday June 20 *Elementary Open House Monday June 5 - 415 Toynevale Ages 6 - 12 years 54 PLAYGROJND O C Z as i nr _. _ o PEANUT Z) 0 CLU13 oc } INDOOR • Daily Play • Private Parties - POGI Toumaments • Summer Camps (LOB ftft as mw . "b" tan. Plea Isos+on Ri i M IYiiaa O s>,h 9L ML. Airs at to amp %ft" (l06)t04= 91 RyWdu ON4,9corbuoupe (416)=14M r WE BUY AND SELL ALLY so ITEMS RELATED TO CHILDREN That's the whole When you buy Once Upon a Child • from us. youw get idea: we buy, sell terrific deals, and and trade both when you sell to new and us, welt pay used i►nrtrediatoy d9dre„'s for items ,ems.I Kids' Sluff Wiri Previous Experience"' E 427-4194 75 Bayly St. West, Ajax (hist WOW of Harwood) *All open houses begin at 7:00 p.m. sharp FREE BABYSITTING CALL (905)509-5005 BLAISDALE Montessori's FUN SUMMER CAMP 3 - 6 years - July 4 - August 25th SUMMER TODDLER PROGRAM 18 mo - 3 years NEW*NEW*NEW` Academic Summer Camp Ages 6 years - 10 years Sharpen your child "s academic shills the fun way! Children new to Montessori welcome! Call (905) 509-5005 'SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT• Blaisdale Montessori School Pickering is proud to announce the opening of a proposed NEW LOCATION at Kingston Rd. and Rougemount. As a GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Blaisdale will be offering a 25% DISCOUNT off the 95/96 fees for parents who register before June 23. Blaisdale Montessori School Aja: is proud to announce the opening of a NEW PART TIME MORNING CLASS. Call (905)509-5005 Pickering or 68645005 Ajaz. AUDLEY ROAD STABLES This is a government licensed facility and a member in good standing of the Canadian Equestrian Federation, the governing body of all equestrian activities across Canada. Also we are the home of the Aja: Pony Club, a member of the Canadian Pony Club. This family run business offers the highest standard of instruction on safe and competitive horses. Visitors are always welcome but please phone Sandra, the program co-ordinator at 686-4641 for an appointment. THE PEANUT CLUB WHATS NEW? POGnrm The Peanut Club goes P0GTM wild! The Peanut Club is the new, official host for progressive POGI tournaments. These events are officially sanctioned by the World POG FederationTM and include two age categories - 8 and under and 9 and over (adults too!!) " starting June 13th at the Aja: location (Tuesdays and Thursdays 6 to 9 p.m.) *stay tuned for more information about the Scarborough/Pickering location tournaments!! Summer Holiday for Mom and Dad For the months of July and August your child can enjoy unique activity at the Peanut Club Summer Camp for ages 2 to T(toddlers need not be toilet trained). The camp operates Mon. through Fri. 9:30 a.m. to Noon. For those who's schedules are too busy to commit to 5 days per week, ask our staff about splitting up your 5 mornings. This "F1exi-Camp" gives you unlimited options for your child's summer fun! "Drop &s Shop" (Scarborough/Pickering location only) Spend two hours shopping while your child IF YOU WOULD LIKETO SEE YOUR `' AC rrY OR EVENT IN- S C R Kindernastic Kids Choreography + OX -KIDS SUER CAST 90 • 3 to 6 we.. 12 day 6101loym 9 AJ1.-12 noon 9 AMA P.Y. July 17.21 JJuly* 31�110.14 + A �,1►as, s u s to 10 yrs. 6 I 10 yrs. 9AAL-4 PX 1 PX -4 PJL .It $120A0 17 1 REGUMUTION WED., MAY 31st 6 P.m. -4 p.m. about cmvetilive ammer cimn pleats 1 cLanneft 360 88* SL N., lhllt 1y,, Ajax al W # I ® or t.a�l) rgl sAYLY s. AUDLEY ROAD STABLES SUMMER HORSE CAMPS AGES 9 T015 Compelertt & Friendly Counsellors A. WON Trained Horses & Ponies my Learr>wg Egwierm in a Fun Abnosphers 686'4641 AJAX TO ALL LEVELS YEAR ROUND is at The Peanut Club -Abbey Lane. Register and take a pager so you can be contacted if you're needed. Birthday Parties Private(and Semi -Private at the Scarborough/Pickering location) Choose from an all-inclusive package or do it all yourself. Unique theme, POGTM parties and special visitors are all possible. The choice is yours - be it weeknights or weekends! Daily Play Ajax Location Mon. and Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tues., Wed., & Thurs.. 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sat. and Sun. 9:30 a.m. to Noon Scarborough/Pickering Location Mon. & Wed. 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tues., Thurs. & Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sat. & Sun. 9 a.m. to Noon For more information please can Searborough/Pickering (416) 281 -SM Ajax (905)686-2238 'The cliddren sociaMte and ham a great Eons while d7eYre G barn'"Q' was.. M s...n '/ higWy iec�am►ns►d this school to anyone who ww the best br Ntsir dWd * - Nel w an Tsmq% ave s ala Montessod 402 Schools.. ism Toddlers 18 mos. -3 yrs. Preschool 3 yrs. -6 yrs Ekfmntuy Fades - 1-6 Pd WW *6 c n sCon euu Lo ions' 509-5005 686-5005 ft-Aering Ajax 41 S Toynevale 545 Khmgaoo ■d. 403 [ievmm ad. See Haling above for the open house newest you! 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