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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_06_04a NEWS ProtectP our etagainst Y l deadly rabies Page 9 g 10 It pkm Rad E, The Wft rte Swe mows: Mon. -Wed 930 a.m.-8100 pm Thus b Fn 930 a.m.-830 pm sat 9:30 a.m.-5100 p m Ne'4"Ws Advertiser Sunday, June 4, 1995 28 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 23 Gay ave o By LINDA WHITE D Support group helps young homosexuals ago. STAFF REPORTER ` "I can't imagine being 'out' in high DURHAM — For gay and lesbian teens, who often feel `all alone and scared to death' school," admits Joanne, who's now taking high school can be a traumatic time evening courses at college. "There's so because they often feel "all alone and That sentiment is repeated over and over Bisexual Youth Group of Durham, a sup- much homophobia." scared to death". - again by members of the Lesbian, Gay and port group formed a little more than a year See SUPPORT... Page 3 Man told cops `Shoot me' before peaceful surrender By BLAKE PURDV NEWS EDITOR AJAX — A tense stand -oft between heavi- ly -armed cops and an Ajax man who told officers to "shoot me" ended peacefully Fri- day night when he was talked out of his high- rise apartment by a police negotiator. The resident of 66 Falby Ct. surrendered at 7:21_ p.m., three -and -a -half hours after a 4:51 p.m. call to 9-1-1 in which he threatened to commit suicide with a knife. When four Durham Regional Police offi- cers originally responding to the call arrived at the building at 4:56, the 49 -year-old plead- ed with them to "Shoot me, shoot me." reports Staff Sergeant Ken Gardiner. "He kept approaching the officers in a confronta- tional manner." At that point, they backed off and called in the Tactical Support Unit as a police negotia- tor began talking with the man over the tele- phone. Sergeant Sal Naccarato stayed on the phone with the distraught man throughout the ordeal. "He did an excellent job, a remark- able job, talking to the person, calming him down and getting him to come out without incident," reports Staff Sgt. Gardiner. He was taken into custody without incident after leaving the apartment unarmed. His 95 -year-old grandmother fled the unit they shared sometime between the call to 9- 1-1 and the arrival of police. Officers evacuated apartment units next door and across the hall and blocked access to the fifth floor. At press time around 8:45 p.m. Friday, police hadn't decided if the man would be charged nor had they determined if he'd be sent for psychiatric evaluation. A member of the Durham Regional Police Tactical Support Unit shows the strain of a tense stand-off with an arced man in Ajax Friday after the ordeal ended. photo by Celia Bronkhorst r �•• . 2 e : it r4 !� , dib a .� to une 1700��:;:� . s$� -e� .--:.. `.+ til:. '-,- ._�r�•w rxs+!•�►�. rr No joy on this. 18th birthday 0 `Difficult time' for loved ones of teen, five pals missing on Lake Ontario since March By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — They're not sure whether they'll remember their missing pal with a birthday cake, but friends of six teens who disappeared on Lake Ontario in March "do know it will be a difficult day. Instead of wondering what hap- pened to their longtime friends, they'd rather spend Tuesday celebrat- ing Michael Cummins' 18th birthday with him, says Jude Lightbown. The Oshawa teen hasn't been seen since March 17, when he left a friend's place with plans to head down to the beach at Frenchman's Bay in Pickering along with Chad Smith, 18, and Robbie Rumholt, 17, of Pickering, Danny Higgins, 16, of Ajax, and Jamie Lefebvre, 17, of Scarborough and formerly of Ajax. It's believed the teens took a 14 - foot imitation Boston Whaler boat and water bicycle for a joy ride that night. A five -gallon gas tank belonging to the boat was found floating upside down two weeks later at the water's edge near Wilson, New York. Police divers later found a beer bottle — See LOVED ... Page 2 Michael Cummins Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Name Dropping....................12 Sports.................................17 Classified .............................20 Phone fines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-4464 Ext. 34 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The News Advertiser regularly uses recycled newsprint 93* + 74 GST = $1 ._- . +u�.a�fb-rMc'r4•:O 11Y n+llyf�wd.e.Jrli!!®7Y.�.�+11rw t�rA"" �� -THE NEWS EIMSER NNE Loved ones ` ready for the worst' FROM PAGE 1 Ms. Lightbown is now considering setting up a memori- which they believe the boys stole from a boat — near one al to the teens at Frenchman's Bay. "It's a tragedy that six of two channel markers a the mouth of Frenchman's Bay. teens went missing on a childish prank." 'Though police have long concluded the teens are dead, it's difficult for most parents to accept the probable fate of their sons, reports Ms. Lighthown, whose daughters are friends of the missing teens. "Parents can't accept them disappearing into the night and never being seen again, though that might be the sce- nario," explains Ms. Lightbown, who has organized numerous searches for clues into the disappearance of the boys. She maintains "we are all prepared, all ready for the worst" Still, last month's discovery of a man's body beneath the Scarborough Bluffs — later identified as that of Ajax resident Ajaz Reham — was a "tough time" for family and friends. 'Ibough it would have allowed par- ents to get on with their lives — instead of holding out hope — if it was one of the missing teens, "we all breathed a sigh of relief that it wasn't one of our boys," says Ms. Light - town. She's urging boaters and people walking on the shores of Lake Ontario to keep their eyes open for clues into the disappearance of the teens. If you find anything, you're asked to contact police. • Residential • Commercial • Industrial For Free Estimate and Reasonable Prices Call. (905) 615-0602 AMBERLCA DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily Sam - 9pm Sat. 1Oam - 4pm E11161ris LICIES SEEIV M 2 AM • • f fl E I • • • • 24 FMS. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERt_EA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH 6 HWY 401 •Ctwnmrlf @ S1KItt:atlon *Co«nNk BortdMq eckftd From bu urowee OPEN SOUSE .. Stft g=oo A;wm .—J�: 10204Dsum — 2-oo jp� TESSM =0 0!�Affinmimwwrd 5W13y *zest South whift etes 2 V2- s ,eters aid &00.x. -12.-W no= X=&&W-FPIMW - tr r xWLmt & at y~ Obl>ft tAcUR416 AFER .9 FBSL FR" Tn"'MOP'WAND SWE OUR SCRML r.fik�. � cads. For Tax Relief ON JIBE 89 VOTE jdn Ecker Your Mike Harris Catx§Me AUt?IOR M 8Y CFO FOR MET ECK ERR DENTURE CLINIC REPAIRS (1 tx.) • Runes • Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION Wiliam Step, DA F.C.A.C.(A) 784 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 Call 683-5110 with news items. ,,, AW ONLY 9 CHOOSE Afi0k AWL Moab: !af N V Tr_ THE NEWS ADVIMMER SUNDAY, JUNE I, lPACE 3 Support group allows gay teens to be themselves' FROM PAGE 1 bians " higher for gay and lesbian teens than for F inf name has been sprawled on the walls of girls' washrooms at her school, identi- fying her as a "dyke". She says a teacher has even laughed along with students who have ridiculed her during her absence. While she's "not impressed" with the rumors, Daisy finds solace at the sup- port group. "It's a lot easier to cope when you can talk to people who've been through the same kind of thing," the 17 -year-old admits. "You can talk to your friends at school, but they don't understand the things you're going through, like the problems you're facing at home." Group founder and co -facilitator Tanya Gulliver concurs. "There isn't another place where they can totally be themselves. Even with their straight friends, there's a barrier because their friends are never really going to under- stand." Though this isn't the first support group of its kind established in Durham, Ms. Gulliver is certain it won't fall vic- tim to lack of interest. Since announcing her bisexuality two years ago as a former public school board trustee, the Whitby resident has received dozens of phone calls from teens looking for someone to talk to. "I can see what it's done for a lot of kids and the value they place on them- selves," she says of the support group. •'Ibey're much more comfortable with themselves. Many felt isolated and thought they were the only one experi- encing those feelings." But in a support group, "all of a sud- den they're OK It boosts how you feel about yourself. When you know other people care, you know you can care about yourself." Members of the support group also get together for social events. Ms. Gul- liver believes that's important because it keeps them out of the bars, "one of the only places to find other gays and les - Election results over the phone DURHAM -- Looking for local provincial election results as soon as they come in Thursday night? The News Advertiser will continu- ally update results from Durham West, Durham Centre, Durham East and Oshawa ridings on InfoSource during election night. All you have to do is call InfoS- ource at 683-7040 on your touch- kee phone and punch in box number am 5070 for DurhWest results, box 5071 for Durham Centre, box 5072 for Oshawa Riding or box 5073 for Durham East. While not all members are of legal drinking age, Ms. Gulliver also worries "the gay and lesbian population has enough problems with alcohol because they're trying to hide. It's a way of dealing with being gay because society says they shouldn't be." Sadly, the pressures are sometimes too great for gay and lesbian teens. 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Q .,.,..'.�. — the mouth ::. PICICERIIVG Beachcombers near •...:r �... of Duffins Creek of tote a sane late n the wee after a broken at a sews a treatment plant here Question #5 The issue of waste management in the Greater Toronto Area is on the verge of becoming a full- blown crisis. The current govern- ment refuses to consider export or incineration of trash, while its Interim Waste Authority's search for new landfill sites has proven costly and time consuming. How can Queen's Park solve the garbage crisis in a timely and cost-efficient fashion' Conservative Liberal NDP Janet Ecker: "We Joe Dickson: -The Jim Wiseman: "I will start by scrapping Liberals will deal with believe the best solu- the costly Interim the garbage crisis by tion to the garbage Waste Authority. We giving municipalities prem is to produce will return responsi- back the responsibility less waste. Emphasis bility for our waste to for waste manage- I must be put on municipalities, where ment. We will scrap rewarding the reduc- it belongs. We will the ineffective IWA. tion, not production, explore alternatives We will set and of garbage. It would like incineration or enforce acceptable be irresponsible to go transport to willing environmental scan- back to the Liberal host communities. We dards that would habit of siting lmd-d6 must also reduce, allow for all waste by exempting sites reuse, recycle and disposal options from the Enviraomen- recover our waste as ilickitkng energy 1rnn1 sal Assessment Act much as possible." waste and transporta- P110cess" tion to be used Fax your Billboard items of non-profit events to 683-7363. News Advatiset CANADA HARDWOOD FLOORING INC. TESSA 3/4" x 21 /4" 5AU GELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND TOP OUkI(Ty, CANADIAN MADE, WAS PRERNMED, MANY COLOURS $ '"••'" TO CHOOSE FROM. v« 4"S.4 -h. + r► FBI Ia 1050;IIr�otB.�Ic PA S�ilnit= 420-3285 swswi. a;►.wo sr 11 p4kerim nit +ON r r. -■%W& as JAL :4:41 ■ T : :4:411x111 q4,91,158 ft rXI 11"(:70 Eligh)r.y YEARS Beating i • Saves up to 60% compared to dearic hat% • l—ted Lifetime Hat Fxdnrnger waraity • Gonvertioml duimmey not required • Stairdess steel heat anduangers • Fully wRdated for quiet operation CeEcoical ntral AirGon�diniag Optima 2-S Year afier year xeepltite'Gtew Afaduine C outsell every oder brand by delivering otstardmg quality features such as: • Automatic lowtemperxune cutout for Canadian dimate prow" • Quiet, two -speed condenser fan motor • tow electrical operating costs (10+S.E.E.R) P1J_ ---a - caused a leak of orange water into Lake Ontario. But, there was no cause for alarm because the rust -colored water was harmless, assures Bob Barn- aby, Duffin Creek Water Pollution Control Plant superintendent - He reports that water with iron salts added leaked into a storm sewer that flows in Lake Ontario from the McKay Road facility operated by Durham Region. P The rust -colored water has "no effect on the lake" other than giving it an orange tint, Mr. Barn- by says. "It just looks bad. We're so disappointed about it because it snakes the water look terrible." The leak was discovered late Wednesday night and the system was shut down Thursday morning. The broken pipe was found Friday morning and repaired. The spills division of the provincial Ministry of Environment and Energy was notified and dis- patched personnel to examine the situation. Rain and waves will remove the rust color. Masked gunman gets `substantial' haul from bank PICKERING — A lone gunman wearing a black ski mask made off with a "substantial" amount of cash in a bank robbery here Thursday. The man entered the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at 376 Kingston Rd. around 1:30 pm-, Durhm Regional Police report- He ordered every- one to get on the floor and fled with the money. Police brought in their canine unit but were unable to track the man. No one was injured. 0 SMARTLEASE TM VEHICLE LEASING SEMINAR FREE ADMISSION JUNE 6, 1995, 7:30 pm AT GUS BROWN PONTIAC BUICK LTD. 1201 DUNDAS ST. E. WHITBY, ONT. L1N 2K6 LEARN THE BENEFITS FROM LEASING EXPERTS: • HOW TO SAVE ON TAXES, • INCREASE CASH FLOW, • FORGET ABOUT DEPRECIATION, • LOWER YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS VT VIEW THE NEW 1995 PONTIAC SUNFIRE gifts refreshments free drawls PLEASE CONFIRM ATTENDANCE WITH CAROL CULLEN AT 668-5846 Commitment.., Let's Compare LIBERAL ACTION PLAN • Makes jobs the number one priority • Balanced budget in 4 years • 5% tax tett strategically targeted to create jobs • TWtion fee Increases held in line with Inflation, CONSERVATIVE REVOLUTION • No jobs plan • Balanced budget in 6 years • 30% cut in personal income taxes to benefit high income earners • Tuition fee increases of 5296 in first two years • A Commitment to no more user fees In • Will bring a new middle pass health tax health care • End NDP hiring quotas • Replace NDP quota legislation with thele own twill • reCO*nts who dont Participate In • Every welfare recipient will have their benefits trainIng, work or cormtunity service cut to 10% above the national average, even Program a verage ll have their benefits cut to the if they do participate in a program • Guaranteed education funding at current • Cut education funding by $1.5 billion levels • Guarantee stable funding tc municipalities • Massive cuts in funding for municipal for vital services such as policing services, forcing property taxes to skyrodtet DICKSON, JOE L `/ 683-1095 Authorized b the G.F.O. for. the Joe Dickson Campaign Ki THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1995 -PACE 5 s ,ice � ' 1 1 / ( � •.: �, �,_� sem'' t _ 'WIN TIUS FABULOUS "DIPLOMAT" POOL TABIJE FRO.N/1 DUFFER I\ (YAMES ROOM ANGEL - �I r • • VIOIA HOSTS NAME _ ADDRESS 1 - PHONE At their cam -ping acid marine , display* FRIDAY 7-9 NUAT p -Af. _. SATURDAY 1-3:30 p"m SUNDAY 1-3:30 pm Y d Rules and Rcgulanom for l;alk N. F.rurams must he IH yc•.us nt .igv mid tAtler. I?mplrq-cc-s of LhrFfrrin Games Rtann or Nkcring flown Crime %1LiwWrne•nl. Office. anti their unmediate familirs. may not enter Mlots in" lx- completrN and accurately filled out. %ituier will Ix• cuutactrd by telephone. VL'ntnrr igrve% to alkiw the I'tckcruig Town Centre to publish their n.une- mid I)lwto ut any ..uitahle Lhtbkcalk nt FAI out this ballot and &F—it in the lullol lata at IArttrnn Games Room lielorr 5.w p.m. 1mx4iy flaw I Ith f or sour haitty to will d tatxdous Ugil.uruu lhKd table tomplrlc Willi all JLCMntal^ .� _, _.cs�.��ss�r.r..yw.rKrr�r�rs-Esnsws.m r .,..,..,r s t •., r a s �.s.., .. r,..W..:. ,...=«,a,o.� >..:r y.,,. PAGE f -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1995 About US EDITORIAL rr� T T Timothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 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 Registration 1897. Mail sub- scription rates Can. 1 yr. $70 GIVE US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-0707 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-900-4514464 ext. 34 InfoSoume 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. AD letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our irrfamudon. They should not exceed one and a half pages In kngdL The News Advertiser . regularly uses recyded newsprint Tor Tor ioryy, y� Five years later, the choice is clear. The Progressive Conservatives are best suited to form the next Ontario government. Under the direction of Mike Harris, Ontario Tories have come up with a blueprint to most effectively guide the province into a new century. To borrow a populist catch phrase of recent weeks: It's common sense. For a change. Consider this: Under five years of New Democrat rule, Ontario's deficit ballooned to unprecedented pro- portions, welfare became a trough for too many to feed at, jobs disappeared at a hectic pace and taxes were raised dozens of times. With the Progressive Conservatives, Ontarians will see income tax rates cut, the introduction of workfare for welfare, repeal of eco- nomically stifling labor legislation, job creation policies and removal of barriers to business growth. But it's more than policies contained in a handbook. With Mr. Harris, Ontarians are given a clear blueprint for change, not the hither and yon pledges of Lyn McLeod's Liberals, nor the pink socialist jackboot of the New Democrats. Mr. Harris is committed to change, to reaffirming Ontario's economic place in Confederation, and to pledging more leadership with Less government. The New Democrats have illustrated, on too many occasions in the last five years, their lack of vision and depth. So too do they leave the province in poor fiscal health, and its citizens both disaffected and cynical of government. Ontario needs a government that can restore a sense of optimism in its citizens, create a healthier business climate and do away with waste. The Progressive Conservatives are offering Ontarians an opportunity to reclaim its greatness, to build a new society for a new century. Now that's common sense. For a change. Wtir1E To THE Ews ADvEKnsER,130 Comumcw; AvE.,,AjA) LIS 2H5 oR FAkuis AT 683-7363 V LOOSE WHEELS Disc vibration `inherent' in wheels To the editor: After reading an article about engineers calling for tougher truck checks, 1 know for certain the wheel nuts inside and out are not being tightened to manufac- turer's specifications. Sixty years ago the "Ten Stud" Budd steel -disc wheel nuts had to be tightened to 360 -foot pounds on vehicles in the motor - coach industry. That is, the front - wheel nuts, and the inside and outside wheel nuts on the rear wheels had to conform to this standard. The 360 -foot-pound standard was required to completely damp out at the disc vibration which is inherent in any wheel. On dual -wheel assemblies, not attaining this standard allowed vibration to get to the wheel nuts inside and out and it would loosen the most loose nut first. The first indication was rust streaking from the outside nut which showed me all the nuts inside and out on that on that wheel assembly were loose and required tightening. The next stage was more than one rust - streaked nut. After three nuts or more showed rust and were not cor- rected by tightening the whole assembly, the next stage was one broken stud. To check if the stud is broken all you have to do is touch it with your fingers and if it shakes the answer is yes. After the first stud breaks, the stud next to it breaks (not imme- diately, but perhaps thousands of kilometres later), this is indica- tive of nobody checking their wheel nuts. If it's still not corrected, this process continues until five studs have broken in a half circle. Soon after, the wheel will fall off because the remaining five studs break suddenly, completely and all together. When the wheel finally falls off, the first five broken studs have an incriminating concentra- tion of rust on the broken sur- faces and is easily compared to the five freshly broken studs. The tighter the wheels, (up to the 360 standard) the farther the wheels would travel before all of the above happened. For thicker wheels used today for heavier loads the tightened standard is probably more than 360 -foot pounds. Michael G. Woolford, Ajax Social Contract blamed in teacher layodvau ffs By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER DURHAM — High school teach- ers are pointing the finger at the New Democratic Partys Social Contract as 44 teaching positions have been made redundant at the public board. But many of those teachers will be back in the classroom in September because of anticipated retirements, leaves of absence and increased enrolment, reports Pat Jer- mey, president of the union rep- resenting 1,450 secondary teach- ers here. Already, 25.5 teaching posi- tions have been reinstated after a total of 69.5 teaching posi- tions were elimi- nated this year, Ms. Jermey reports. Of those, 36.5. were eliminated to meet savings dictated by the three-year Social Contract, which expires in Manch, 1996. The remaining 33 positions were eliminated to achieve sav- ings that will allow teachers whose salaries were frozen for three years to restore their position on a 12 - year salary grid - "People were being really hard bit (by that salary freeze) and would have lost up to $80,000 over their secondary school career," reports Ms. Jer- mey. The board "hopes to place as many teachers as possible back in the class- room," notes Ajax trustee and employee rela- tions liaison Colleen Jordan. She says teachers who are laid off will be offered supply teaching posi- tions. STRI1TT0`3 1:Aj% It; , MARKET Ferren ais 11079 or 8 for $1 O Premie r $5,D"M Peat oss 4 cu. ft. > 890 Petunias or $9.99 per flat Marigolds 89¢ or 59.99 per flat _.,,:.:.,,......Japanese Red Maple68 ft. approx- :. We have Trees and Shrubs for all your landscaping needs! 2465 Brock Rd. N Pickering (4krn north of the 401 683-8252 open 7 days a week Ram -7 m, Sun until 5 II Residents feel at home II Cedarcroft Place By Peter Hughes If I had to choose somewhere to spend my golden years then I'd choose a place like Cedarcroft Place. I.ocated in Oshawa at 649 King St E., this premier retirement home provides residents with the kind of services and amenities you'd find at a nice hotel. All your meals are included and served in a bright and spacious dining room. There is also Cedarcrot! Res:dents enloy one of meir marry socia yamrings, a library with the feel of standing strove Marlore Beanie. Adm nisuator home and an eating area many friends. where you can sit down to a private "I love being around people so this meal when friends and family visit. is perfect for me," she says. A also love There is 24 hour nursing the staff. The are so kind and friendly." supervision with a doctor available at Carl Carson moved to Cedarcroft all times. 2 years ago after being told about the There is housekeeping and the place by his niece, laundry services and planned activities -I was tired of living alone and including bingo, cards, sing songs and doing my grocery shopping,"' he says. pub nights. "Hert, ever ping is taken care of. It Administrator Marjorie Beattie gives me time to enjoy life, go for :goes out of her way to make sure the walks, play pool cards. You never get transition goes as smooth as possible bored here." in welcoming people here from their 649 King St. E., own homes. "Cedarcroft Place is designed in aOshawa way to make people feel at home," she explains. "We offer them 723.9490 ;accommodations to suit every need and they can decorate their roams anyway Cru& they like." Colette Mousseau has lived at Cedarcroft since January and says she �� enjoys the freedom of being able to ti1lt��dtt�18 come and go and that she has made • 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 LRESPITE AND CONVALESCENT CARE AVAILABLE For a personal Tour Call Toa -9490 Manorie Beane IAdm-rnstra!orl THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4,1995 -PAGE 7 ON JUKE 8, VOTE J,aike Harris Candidate AUTHMEED BY CFO FOR .JiM*7 ECKERR ,"The Meat People" TaBone Steaks $5 89 ft. Sirloin $99 Steaks_ 4 la _/ Porterhouse Steaks $15 99 lb. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 ONLY SPECIAL Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts$ 99 ,vimQuafffma Lan SAVE moo lb. 31b. "Great on the BBQ" Sirloin Roasts $A" $99 2 Va. lb Vail or Bed Balogna .so/=oo s $ 29 lb. Fresh Bee i -s SI11Sks11fObS $4 99 M. J Slack Forest Ham $3 49 1nl. Eye hound Roasts Fresh Italian Same Hot or bulla $89 ) b. Fresh Whole Grade A Chickens si29 0. ---&- " WEDNESDAY Jr1 7 8111111011111118 t18 .1011! 10'1 c=my Cheese 9 ,,WJ Na My= SOON 04=0 W= 9 LOWONS NUM . > .. - ..w�.�....r _a►�nac..r.r+�•..., _-' .irsc Rtfr-'aEtbla MW 'P I ^•Ww rAmM Ire0 t . -e a f ! ^. k 9 f 06- MW * ►w«ta.'s mud O W � Q O Q . > .. - ..w�.�....r _a►�nac..r.r+�•..., _-' .irsc Rtfr-'aEtbla MW 'P I ^•Ww rAmM Ire0 t . -e a f ! ^. k 9 f 06- PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE Billb, oarc' Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683-7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Adver- tiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 215. The deadline for Billboard items Is 10 am. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. SUNDAY, JUNE 4 HOMES TOUR: The Ajax -Pickering Beta Sigma Phi sorority hosts the Ajax, Pickering and Greenwood Homes Tour from noon to 4 p.m to raise money for the maternal-newbom ward of the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Sponsored by the Kinette clubs of Ajax and Pickering. Tickets are $15 and an additional $2 for refreshments. They're at Green Thumb Florist, Jewellery & Gifts; Adrienne's Flowers & Gifts, Banister's; St. Clair, the Paint and Paper People (Westney Rd., Ajax) and the Foundation office at the hospital. 428-1407 (Heather Mon:ague). RECITAL: Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School's Vocaleeze choir holds a recital at 3 p.m. at the school at 80 Mandrake St., Ajax. Tckets are $5 and are available at the door. 427-6667. CONCERT: St. Andrew's Presbvterian Church, 35 Church St. N.. Pickering Village, ate 4, 1995 t holds a benefit concert at 7 p.m. The church junior choir and other singers perform songs from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Free admission, but donations accepted. 683-7311. GREEKS: A meeting of Greeks living in Ajax and Pickering is held at 2 p.m. at the Old Liverpool House at the northwest comer of Hwy. 2 and Liverpool Rd., Pickering. Topics include the Greek Orthodox Church, Greek schooling and involvment in community Ridge Rd. Call Jean Fidler (6834178) for tee - off times starting at 9 a.m. First-come, first- served. 428-1407 (Heather Montague). CAESAREAN PREVENTION: The Cae- sarean Prevention Support and Education group of Durham Region meets at 7:30 p.m. at 97 Brunswick St., Oshawa. Information and support is provided for parents and profession- als interested in any aspect of pregnancy and childbirth. Topic: Prenatal testing. Expectant moms, new moms and babies welcome. 579 - events. 837-2880, 839-6782. 7518 (Beth). Rd., Pickering. WOMEN: The Congress of Black Women of PARKINSON: The Parkinson support group Canada, Ajax -Pickering chapter, meets from 2 of Durham meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's to 5 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Centre, United Church, 201 Centre St. S., Whitby. Mr. 1867 Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy 2. 619- George Pollitt discusses the Substitute Deci- 2712 (Sylvia Allen) or 427-4650 (Nancy sions Act and related items. 666-8576 or 723 - Simms). 3183. POETS: The Writer's Circle of Durham MONDAY, JUNE 5 RUG HOOKING: The Ajax Rug Hookers meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Ajax Senior Citizen Friendship Centre, 45 Exeter Rd. New mem- bers welcome. 428-6532 (Michelle). STOP SMOKING: The Smokers Overcom- ing Smoking (S.O.S.) support group meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at 40 King St. W., Suite 300, Oshawa. 436-1046. GOLF TOURNAJMENT: The Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital Foundation golf tournament takes place at Lakeridge Links Golf Club on Braw- ley Rd., m'o miles north of Hwy- 7 on Lake June 4, 1995 Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria at Henry St. High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Brian Gilchrist discusses the Missing Miscreant Murderer — family black sheep searching. Free and all welcome. 683-2476 (Marion) or 723-7460 (Bessie). WEIGHT WATCHERS: Marie Ludwick, president of Weight Watchers of Southern Ontario, holds a free public seminar at 7 p.m. at Don Beer Banquet Hall, 940 Dinningham Region holds Poets in the Pub from 7 to 9 p.m. at The Courtyard Pub, 109 Old Kingston Rd., Pickering Village. No cover charge. 619- 8872 (Terry Day). TUESDAY, JUNE 6 LADIES: The Ladies in Fellowship Evening (L.I.F.E.) meets at 6:30 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Cost is $2 at the door. Potluck dinner, guest speaker and singer, barbecue tips and a hat contest. 839-4621. GENEALOGY: The Whitby -Oshawa u'rds: warns'' IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP OVER 30 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE - TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY AND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS. NO CHARGE CONSULTATION. KELLY DEY, TRUSTEE 1550 Kingston Rd. 201 Consumers Rd., 107 Kent St. Suite 210, Suite 204 Whitby Pickering Willovidale 839-8981 491-4644 430-4800 DR. DAVID SHEARER is pleased to announce the commencement of his practice of orthodontics at The Pickering Town Centre (upper level, south K -Mart corridor, near info centre) New patients are welcome Consultation by appointment Please call (905) 837-2322 Braces for children and adults -N. ' AJAX MEDICAL BUILDING 601 HARWOOD AVE., SOUTH, SUITE 208 AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2J5 (905) 686-4439 TORRANCE MEDICAL i VEIN CUNIC 2930 EGLINGTON AVE E. SCARBOROUGH, ONT. MW 2E4 (416) 438-8000 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 HOSPICE DURHAM: Hospice Durham holds its sixth annual general meeting from noon to 1:30 p.m. at Whitby Free Methodist Church, 1916 Rossland Rd. E. Richard New- land of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Ajax, discusses story listening. Lunch is provided at $5 a person. RSVP by June 1 at 435-5242. SENIORS: The Gerontological Nurses Asso- ciation holds a presentation for Seniors' Month discussing Quality of Life at 7 p.m at Sunnycrest Nursing Home in Whitby (off of Thickson Road on Dundas Street East). FUN FAIR: Westney Heights Public School, 45 Brennan Rd., Ajax, hosts a fun fair from 5 to 8 p.m. Dunk tank, raffle, face painting, clown, cake decorating contest, games. It's hosted by the parent advisory committee. 427- 7819. Sheridan a.row, Lid We would like to take this opportunity to welcome Derrick Kostka back home to Sheridan Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac Ltd. Derrick would like to invite all of his past and present customers and friends to stop in and say hello. He is committed to maintaining the highest possible level of service to everyone. Derrick Kostka W would like to wish Derrick the very �t of luck and continued success. Z.r-7 ? CHEVROLET cuanobile Gea oz - A member of the Sheridan Group 1800 Kingston Road • Pickering • Ontario • L1 V 1 C6 Tel: (905) 683-9333 Fax (905) 683-9378 Enjoy Carrier HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Carrier i FREE "'" MO kwi* Guys. ALL SUMMER LONG Don't Pay until 7996 or got 8200 of/- UM Heating LEW Condtitloning Home b Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Pkwy. Pickers , Ont. Ll V 61<5 i PICKERING, AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 905-428-0333 905-436-3212 .. .. :. .i. i...:..�i.. -. 17 =% OFF mm ffia GE. IWeddng colo, ornament wedding hft ions 15% Of munnoft I�ACKA gwedding coke and ornament) 10% OFF REGULAR F ACKAGE Iwedding cakd • MANr TUD11OK uN10 NAND OWGIFw cmil, DESIGNS TO CHOOSE FROM N 11 FUVOURS � TRADMONAIAND HAND ltOwN Glass ' ORNAMENr�, OVO 500 WEDDNG MIMUM CALL CREATIVE WEDDING CAKES • AT(905)619-3040 p 11 F011 TOUR PERSONAL APPOWrASIt WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 HOSPICE DURHAM: Hospice Durham holds its sixth annual general meeting from noon to 1:30 p.m. at Whitby Free Methodist Church, 1916 Rossland Rd. E. Richard New- land of the Church of the Holy Trinity, Ajax, discusses story listening. Lunch is provided at $5 a person. RSVP by June 1 at 435-5242. SENIORS: The Gerontological Nurses Asso- ciation holds a presentation for Seniors' Month discussing Quality of Life at 7 p.m at Sunnycrest Nursing Home in Whitby (off of Thickson Road on Dundas Street East). FUN FAIR: Westney Heights Public School, 45 Brennan Rd., Ajax, hosts a fun fair from 5 to 8 p.m. Dunk tank, raffle, face painting, clown, cake decorating contest, games. It's hosted by the parent advisory committee. 427- 7819. Sheridan a.row, Lid We would like to take this opportunity to welcome Derrick Kostka back home to Sheridan Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac Ltd. Derrick would like to invite all of his past and present customers and friends to stop in and say hello. He is committed to maintaining the highest possible level of service to everyone. Derrick Kostka W would like to wish Derrick the very �t of luck and continued success. Z.r-7 ? CHEVROLET cuanobile Gea oz - A member of the Sheridan Group 1800 Kingston Road • Pickering • Ontario • L1 V 1 C6 Tel: (905) 683-9333 Fax (905) 683-9378 Enjoy Carrier HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING Carrier i FREE "'" MO kwi* Guys. ALL SUMMER LONG Don't Pay until 7996 or got 8200 of/- UM Heating LEW Condtitloning Home b Design Centre, 1755 Pickering Pkwy. Pickers , Ont. Ll V 61<5 i PICKERING, AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA 905-428-0333 905-436-3212 .. .. :. .i. i...:..�i.. -. 17 P Incidence of rabies down butpets should protected O Durham cited as to Ontario, despite the fact it too late. "If you've got it, you're almost doomed," says Mr. Connor, who advises people to investigate bites immediately. This year, officials are worried about the inevitable spread of raccoon rabies from the United States. Most recently, cases have been reported in New York State, just three kilome- tres from the Ontario border. "When it gets across (the border), sometime this year, it will create havoc for us," says . "We're never going to be able to relax on this." One of the ways the Ontario Min- istry of Natural Resources (MNR) will deal with this is with a trap, vaccinate and release program for raccoons, to run from June 19 to Nov. 3. The MNR is also continuing its efforts to eliminate fox rabies, in which vaccine baits are dropped by aircraft. For more information, call 1-800- 461-2036; the hearing impaired can dial 1-800-387- 5559. As well, you can call the Durham Health Department at (905) 723-8521, and ask for an inspector. region with good rate of vaccination, but pet owners must remain diligent By MICHELLE EISEN SPECIAL To THE NEWS ADVER- 'nSER DURHAM — Vaccinating your pet is the best weapon against rabies. Alex Connor, manager of Environmental Health at the Durham Region Health Department, stresses the importance of having pets vac- cinated and keeping them away from wild animals and other unfamiliar pets. So far this year in Durham, the incidence of rabies is at an all-time low, with only two reported cases — a cow and a skunk. There have been no reported cases of dog rabies this year. The highest in the past 10 years was five cases of dog rabies back in 1986. Mr. Con- nor attributes the low rate to Durham residents diligently having pets vaccinated. He points out the region has one of the best rates of vaccination Slam it, jam it at Pickering contest PICKERING - - Budding basket- ball stars are invited to put their talents to the Hest in an upoom- ing slam dunk Competition. Nanal Sports and the Muslim Educa- tional Cultural Association are boating a three - on -three tourna- ment and slam dunk contest from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at National Spans, Kingston Rd. at Wbites Rd., Pickering on Suoday, Jtme 11, Tbere is a limit of 80 teams. The entry fee is $20 and a require- ment of four playas to a team. Ploceeds go to the Jennifer Ash- ley Foundation. Call 831-6360 for more infor- mation on the event isn't mandatory. Any warm-blooded animal can be affected by rabies, and, when it comes to bats, offi- cials assume they're rabid until proven otherwise. When a wild animal has rabies, the signs are not always obvious. However, once rabies has set in, symp- toms include difficulty swal- lowing, paralysis, especially in the hind legs, and drooling. Another tip-off is a wild ani- mal approac human and friendly w would no afraid and away. Rabies is transmitted by an infected animal biting some- one, although it is also possi- ble to contract rabies if fresh saliva gets into open mem- branes. Rabies is a disease of the mind, which makes the symptoms vague. It can even be misdiagnosed as mental ill- ness in humans. Symptoms include uneasiness, anxiety, headaches, fever, malaise, spasms, paralysis, and discom- fort at the wound site. Once symptoms become apparent, however, it's usually hing a Mr. Connor acting hen it rurally be (` run usually J J THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4,199S -PAGE 9 Canadian Tire Pickering -TECNNOLQ�C/ES.1NC_ - Removes soft carbon and gum deposits - Decreases Hydrocarbons - Increases fuel economy by an average 3% - Checks vehicle fuel pressure and pump - Checks for leak down on injectors - Cleans dirty injectors from the inside ;� � � $0 $ 95 Reg. $149.95 GetFa� - 4� d aM err -.olab 4 ria .016�a aooRw>9 CAret Acid ooanretion hdlrgr ?(' - arret hrdl• spbm iallo-, $ 95 �ow 9rtRM�OrdaW NO PROM Wabtyawc ibft iMat to� .m oiw amar 10 d • ND Money Dail No Patrtetb Fa 90 Do O • ND Meted For 90 Days 90 D^V ICOM FIDE Rapair ,�r ev now - no p*Mmft ypaV ro YMMI9w 90 dw^ a•d bb on frMooC /Q�oa•drrtlrl� 10 Cad A* dGlailonr SERVICE Wn- Fri. 7�0 a.m. - 9 p.m. &PEN Sat. 7:30 am. - 6 p.m. SUNDAYS HOURS sun. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. PICKERING Pickering Store Only 839=8124 1300 Kingston Rd. 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(AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING PAGE I0 -THE NEWS ADVERTMM SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1"S Fi1mcimfighters put spark in campaign for funds to buyX-ray machin e ❑ Upcoming fund-raisers include car wash, barbecue and `boot drive' run by firefighters AJAX-PICKERING — Area fire- on July 29 and a boot drive, or road fighters are blazing a fund-raising toll, in September. The locations for trail in support of the local hospital. the events haven't been finalized. The Ajax and Pickering Profes- sional Fire Fighters Associations, with the support of their respective departments, are joining together to raise $100,000 to pay for an X-ray machine called a C -Arm Image Intensifier. The hospital has used the machine in the surgical department since last year to provide X-ray images during operations. Surgeons can use it for such procedures as setting broken bones and placing a pin while fixing a broken hip. "This equipment already has made a great difference to the quali- ty of service our hospital can pro- vide," says Ajax firefighters associa- tion spokesman Ken Sherman. "We are pleased to work with Pickering and to do our part to share the cost of having this level of excellence at the Ajax and Pickering General Hos- pital.- "We're delighted to add to the communities' previous fund-raising efforts for this vital piece of equip- ment," says Ron Ireland of the Pick- ering department. Among the events planned to raise money are a car wash in June. a barbecue and dance Town's history ❑ Pickering Village historic will begin at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. from the Ajax Showmobile to be set up on Old sites toured, anniversary of Kingston Road. LACAC will unveil a plaque Saturday, town and church marked June 17 to commemorate the 40th AJAX — Two upcoming events will give you a chance to celebrate the town's past. On Saturday, June 10, the Ajax Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Com- mittee (LACAC) is holding free walking tours of historic sites in Pickering Village as part of the Pickering Village Festival. Tours For Common Sense ON JIBE 8, VOTE Janet Ecker Your Mike Harris Candidate AUTHORED BY CFO FOR M*_7 ECMR "Jae* INDOOR PLAYGROUND FOR YOU AND YOUR INFANT -TO -6 YEAR OLD. 210 5 Year Olds 6.10 Yw Olds Aknd"Aidq. 9 aim • 12 tiaXay-f X4 9 p.at - 4 p.m. Fid Week %too 3 days '24.00 FWI We k't20.00 3 days 7200 I days '16.00 2 days WOO Ganes, puppet sho s, story time, }dtt dart cess M an sd oft crus plUrytina, songs i walks Uetrsd rdr& sere" kwM6 PLAYROOM HOURS: c.0 rr....r ur.""E I lR•4 LR WK 15'n --.-1[.a. 1K 619-1786 Au . AUGUST 570 WW" Rd. s 4u r_ S m -12 o,s Nes a F,iZ DiSWWV B" kw 40 400dt O" ir o Roofing Inc. aumm 41110 vt wllsr: D COMMERCIAL p INDUSTRIAL O RESIDENTIAL D REPAIRS O FLATS D SHINGLES 265=51 10 CLIP -OUT THIS COUPON AND SAVE! WEi PAY THE G31"""'i i30� 42 Croftd Bird, Scarborough i L -------------------==---I anniversary of the Town's incorporation and of the build- ing of St. Bernadette's Church. The ceremony will take place outside the church, at the cor- ner of Harwood Avenue and Bayly Street, starting at 11:30 a.m. The plaque unveiling takes place during Ajax Home Week festivities. Call 427-7149 for more information. Summer Fun Camp Ajax Acro's Gymnastic Club C Now accepting registration for Summer Fun Camps $4 \ %i } t ��f IF TIME • QUAI.TTY GENTLE CARE ARE MPORTANT TO YOU AVE ARE AVA11-43 E TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f*PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. 5., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) Wed., June 7 6:30-8:00 p.m. Wed., June 14 6:30-8:00 p.m. Registration after the Homs week Parade, Ajax Arena. 48 Exeter Road 427-0036 n rags Cres = Mi E 344 DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST d Ic i Z UP IE]l fie! Zcul'cg THE ENDANGERED SPECIES BIG BAND Wed., June 7th, 8 p.m. Regent Concert Theatre 48 King St. East, Oshawa Ns"4" y4w& ttice 404, 50 d & 60 a!" Proceeds to benefit the Oshawa Symphony Orchestra J It 0 0 cc 'i i cc m • N CD C N t r cc V w H • .a O %I - cc m • e3 3 • d J9 R 0 • d a� a:. .Q E R V R cc t N 40 t Q. Z O O i H O N O O t rV+ N N .N N_ O CID i Ca • Burlington • Hamilton • Brampton • Mississauga 9 Kitchener • Windsor • Toronto • Guelph # Oshawa • ILUXURY SUPPORT CANADA'S LARGEST CHAIN OF FACTORY DIRECT MATTRESS MANUFACTURERS SINCE 1978 r PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 41"S Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that had been hijacked by someone with a problem eating mush- room soup. It's been res- cued and put back into the hands of its rightful owner. So, without further ado, let's get going— .« June 2 was a special day for an Ajax beauty. Krystal Fekete turned nine years old with birthday greetings and love from Mom, Dad, sister Cindy -Lee and her Grandmas and Poppies. Krystal celebrated with a party at McDonald*,; -,%:-h her baseball team... Krystal Fekete "Our precious baby boy isn't a baby anymore," a family says. On May 26, Dillon Danial turned three years old and celebrated with Mommy, Daddy, Grandma and Grandpa Cole, Tatta and Jido Danial, aunties Dina and Diasr and uncle Jason. "Dillon, you are loved with all our hearts and souls, and without you, life wouldn't be the same," his family says... Here's a message for Sarah, who's turning 10 on June 6. "Hope you have better days ahead than this one." Birthday wishes and love come from Mom and Steve... Mary and Syl Broders of Ajax celebrated their 50th anniversary April 16 with a party attended by family and friends. Wishing the Broders all the best and hopes for many more are their five children and eight grandchiklren... The cutie in the Anderson home is turning one on June 7. Wishing Natalie a happy birthday with lots of love are Mommy, Daddy and her Grandmas and Grandpas. A big family party is being held to mark the occasion... Kasey (nee Sinclair) Tlukdale graduates from the Registered Nursing pro- gram June 10 from Durham College. Congratulating `Kase' are husband Dwayne, family and friends. "We are really Dikm Daniel P'ad of you," they say... Kasey Tindale - - - - - - - - - •11mk+1►1�1• N "Add another senior citi- zen to the list!" Gord Sinclair, a long-time Ajax resident now living in Wilmot Creek, turned 65 on June 1. All his many friends are encouraged to call him and remind him that you're only as old as you feel. Best wishes from his children and grandchildren... Mary and Syl Broders • Tory Lariviere's family writes, "We're so proud and happy to wish our Tory- meister a happy 11th birth- day on May 31. Have a great year 'Tor'. Florida again next year? Love ya, Mom, Dad, Tye, Bandit and Wilbur...... biggest fan of Robbie Alomar and Doug Gilmour is turning eight years old on June 6. Matt Gilligan cele- brated with a party on June 2 with all his buddies. Wishing the Matt -man a happy birthday are 'Mommy, Daddy, brothers Michael and Geoffrey, Grandad -o and Grandma Gilligan, Nini and Grandpa Gaffney, cousins Christopher and Scott, aunts Susan and Diane, uncles Gordie, Keith and Michael, and pals Bailey, Hobbs, Muffin, Buddy and Wolf. By the way, Matt's Mommy Lynne will be 37 on June 10. (Wow, that's a lot older than your humble writer.) Everyone wants to wish her a happy birthday... e" That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683- 5110, fax 683-7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LJS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publica- tion. We're not responsi- ble for lost or damaged photographs. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified advertising department at 683-0707. BALLOONS GOING UP AT in, BLAISDALE MONTESSORI SCHOOL'S PROPOSED NEW LOCATION To open in September at Kingston Rd. & Rougemount in Pickering Enrol before June 23rd and get 1 - You are invited to attend our "Introduction to Montessort" evening on Monday, June 5th - 7:00 p.m. harp at 415 Toynevale Rd. East off Rougemount For children 18 months to 6 vears_ r.. •i ., • • • • • r.�-.�� •...... i � a ♦ • : • •_ • u y� .:L•�r • . _- .—+�� . r•.�i •r•-►•�♦ri„ �ir�.�•y1�w..+►��te♦•- Yww. bl.t lie\Nsi.�•!�'• R,_ • }�:I�. � �1 � �i••il'- io Making his pitch Christopher Gagnon, 12, shows fine baseball form while out practising and playing catch with his father, Peter, at Rotary Park in Ajax. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Guess id % vile . You' -could win a valuable coupon WWI Can you tell whore the picture at left was taken? It so, III out ttto ballot below, tell us whore It is and mail n to: Guess Where C/o of tho News Advertiser, 130 Convnetcial Ave, Ajax, Ont L1 S 2H5 Lindsay HaUhnonn of Ajax wins a Steak Dinner from #w Ajax Kinsawn for khmidlyll g dw Ph*wing Nuclear C.arwra1* Station. My guess is: Semi -Annual MATERNITY Q TRUCKLOAD SALE Wiper FREE GIN Save 20 to 50% c: • Off Everything ! anoomw •PICKERING '� w • • • w 831-2088 THE NEWS ADVE1tTI M SUNDAY, JUNE 4,1915 -PAGE 13 Pickering work amore count 's best g country's PICKERING — A local writer has bering child who has been rudely been acknowledged as one of Cana- awakened by greed and aggressive- da's best poets with the recent publi- ness to mature into a lethal, unstop - cation of one of her works. pable entity. The author has written a Mona Liblik, of Pickering, who collection of poetry and short stories writes under the pen name Mona over the past 10 years. Collins, recently had a selection pub- "I did it for relaxation and enjoy- lished in Island Sunsets, an anthology ment and to stretch my imagination," of the best of today's Canadian poetry she says. "But, one day after I wrote a published by the Poetry Institute of particularly poignant poem following Canada. the death of a friend, my family urged The poem, entitled Who Knocks at me to submit some of my work for My Cradle?, compares war to a slum- publication." Although Cradle is not one of her favorites, it fit the 24 -line require- ments of the contest. "I try to write meaningful poetry which is structured and understandable, but which leaves you breathless. I've been told it works." The Poetry Institute of Canada encourages local writers by sponsor- ing contests which are open to the public and by publishing works in widely distributed anthologies of verse. NS, ROYAL BANK WE'RE GROWING WITH AJAX Ken McLean, Area Manager for Royal Bank Durham Region is pleased to announce that June 5, 1995 has been selected as the opening day for a new Royal Bank Branch located on the southwest comer of Highway #2 and Harwood Avenue, Ajax. , Royal Bank is "Growing with Ajax" says McLean "positioning ourselves to meet the changing financial needs of our residents and local business community". Service enhancements include accessibility for people with physical disabilities, 24 hour drive thru and interior automated teller service, passbook and statement updater, as well as designated customer parking area. The staff will provide a full range of personal financial services, as well as meet local business service requirements. "Royal Bank is very excited about the future of Ajax as a vibrant progressive community", says McLean. "I believe the investment involved with this new branch is a clear indication of Royal Bank's continuing commitment to support the efforts of our community and deliver the financial services in a manner our customers have requested through this modern branch facility and with the enthusiastic support of our highly experienced staff'. 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Andrews, Colleen Baker, Andrea Kristina Serio, Stacey Squires and Kim Appliances bantam rep girls' softball Pickering's only win was a 4-2 vic- Douglas, Jenn Harwood, Kelly Wells. team hosted a tournament at Kinsmen tory over Oakville, which went onto1nni Honsberger, Stacy Kellough, The team is coached by Wayne McKay, _ Park last weekend. earn the silver medal. xJefer Lewis, Leann MacKenzie, Bill Douglas and Robert Honsberger and The Pickering squad lost games against Team L«mbers are Margie Rochelle Parent, Colleen Rasmussen, is managed by Ann McKay. St. Mary girls champions of LOSSA softball PICKERING — The St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs girls' soft- ball squad captured the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics champiooship aha upending Whitby's Father Loo Austin. The Monarchs got solid pitching from Emily Renaud nod timely hitting to score a 7-3 victory over Austin in the LOSSA final Wednesday. St. Mary Jumped out to a 4- 0leadin the title contest, only to see Austin rebound to score three runs to cut the Monarch's advantage to 4-3 after six innings. However, the battery of Renaud and catcher Christine Steinwall continued to mow down Austin batters, while the St. Mary offence drove in three ustaanae nam in the bottom of the seventh to seal the vic- lory To advance to the champi- onship 000test, St_ Mary post- ed a 7-2 win over crosstown rival Dumbarton High School Spartans in the semi-finals. In the quarter -finals, the Monarchs defeated the Oshawa O'Neill Redrnen 7-3. The Monarchs ended regu- lar -season play with a record of four wins and two losses. The squad posted wins over Pine Ridge, Exeter, Henry Street and Dunbarton and lost 10 Pickering High and Father Leo Austin- During ustinDuring regular -season action, St. Mary piled up a total of 84 rims, while allow- ing only 39. In the playoffs, the Monarchs scored 20 rims and gave up six. Team members are Robin Billingsley, Kim Coffin, Katie Edmunds, Samantha Evans, Andrea Franklin, Beth Manley, Patricia McKenty, Emily Renaud, Chris Steinwall, Melissa Weston, Sarah Wickware and Rachel Wildfong. The team is coached by Tom Klemensowicz. u gals a powemouse:r:::I regular season softball 131 ERIhIG --- The Picturing w MM, Slow -Piton FwGmL uwt xraics ONJUINE 8t VOTE ar1miet Ecker *w Dint@ Hw* Candld'aN I i I I I lip, �11T 11 Ask your provincial candidate to commit a fair share for Durham. An Educational Program of C36MTAL COUNCIL OF DORM W REGION Your Hospitals Working Together Tel: 905-683-4943 Fax: 905-683-6453 Ajax and Pickering General Hospital Memorial Hospital - Bowmanville Oshawa General Hospital Community Memorial Hospital, The Cottage Hospital (Uxbridge) Whitby General Hospital Port Perry Whitby Mental Health Centre a-- t i e -• ... V P Pickering racer helps team to second place at Mosport PICKERING — A Pickering driver into the tirewall, with the car eventu- -lped the Black Jack Racing Team ally coming to rest on its roof. a second -place overall f-ish in the Wilkins was rst event of the `95 Magna unhurt in the nduroseries at Mosport Park, near mishap. owmanville, on the Victoria Day That left ,ng weekend. H a r d t The Black Jack team of Paul Duckworth uckworth of Pickering, along with and Wilden to fike Hardt, Kenny Wilden and Greg drive the num- 'ilkins, qualified its Sony/GM b e r- t w o oodwrench Camaros in sixth and S o n y/ G M venth positions for the three-hour Goodwrench Camaro. Hardt started the race and steered Paul Duckworth clear of trou- ble through the first 45 minutes. He However, Wilkins's number -three ',N Goodwrench/Barrick Camaro is knocked out early in the race ter being bumped off the track and �t WOLF RUN GOLF CLUB 'Only 30 minutes • Tournaments from Oshawa* • 18 mole Championship Course • Pay as you play or memberships • Dnving Range • Pro Shop • Club Repairs • Pull & Power Carts • Licensed "GOTTA PLAY IT" For directions and starting times 1-800-321-4003 JAKEPIIDG Public Wekorne •Membership Available PRACTICE ItANOE SPECIAL 2 ASK ABOUT OUR COUPON PROGRAM FOR small a Large with this ad •Ilordny •Seniors Day TuVday ladies Dap 428-6321 :'•%•� Ad E"`"' 9 Hole Scenic Executive Golf Course Green fees $11.00 Cm GST) for 9 holes • (Pay as you play) .....� • Pulft Welcome • • U.W w 655 -GOLF AGLEN OMIRS GOLF CLUB The pact home for your golf tournainent fly �d� n wr • Maw a pichr aqw per 72 course • IMF barqwt Showers & nuns►facilities. locloers. Call naw for your COMPANYTOURNAMENT 294-4457 To adze your golf hwEifty call the It P044 News Advertiser W N*for Cm cwt* 579=4400 handed the car over to Duckworth who eventually grabbed the lead on lap 65 before going to the pits. Wilden steered the Camaro the rest of the way en route to the second - place finish behind the winning team of Peter Lockhart and Nick Mourant in a BMW M5. After the first race, the Black Jack Racing Team sits in second place in the team point standings. Hardt, Duckworth and Wilden are in a three-way tie for third place in the series' overall driver point stand- ings. The next event in the '95 Magna Enduroseries is at the Montreal Grand Prix June 9 and 10. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4,1995 -PAGE 17 Power runners-up at Unionville event PICKERING -- The Pickering Power Simcoe Engineering boys' under -15 rep soccer team clinched second place at the Unionville -Milliken Tournament this past weekend. Pickering defeated Ajax 3-0 and Brockville 7-0, but lost to Whitby 5-0. A 2-1 victory over Oshawa put the team into the title game against Unionville, with the hosts winning 2-0. Most valuable players in the tourney were Mark Cassidy, Richard Huisman and Robert Violo. GET- A - WAY 95 Great chance for SINGLE PAREN73 and tbeir families to bane a break DAYS Juw 29 -July 2 INHERE- Camp Kakeka, Halibsolon For score information calf Rich Afies Jordaw (905) 42 7-494 7 (905) 427-0334 G,Fax. Scripture Union FWN QOK RR - 1 caU gas " urraments welcome, 18 'well marncureT •� _ ,__� j _. -ales. Beautiful oak banquet room serving �;.- ... r--- ., casual BBO's t0 full COtXSe meals. ;« 427-7737 _ THIS WEEK'S FEATURE: KEN FULTON'S MONDAY'S CHOICE GOLF CENTRE WHI I EyALE A good driving range, most golfers will tell you. is one where you can go and REALLY work on your game. ffr" If that is the case, then the Ken Fulton's Monday's Choice Golf Centre in Ajax qualifies as a great driving range. P.O. Box 30 WfNt rale Ontario Just like any other driving range, you can hit balls to your heart's content at Monday's Choice. But if your game needs more than quantity of balls hit to improve, then you'll be better off at Ken Fulton's spot than at most other local A great opportunity to play ranges. Why? Because Ken Fulton makes sure there is a golf pro on the premises every day the Centre is in operation. on a mature 18 hole "We have three teaching pros available, so every day there's a pro herr if a golfer wants some tips." Fulton says. `Championship Golf "We run a lot of clinics, too. Course". "We're trying to better serve the community and the way we think we can do that is to provide clinics for everyone. A limited number of especially juniors and seniors." It's good to know that you can get a lesson or enroll in a clinic at anytime at Monday's Choice: head pro Gary Price reserved tee -off times are or the two other Canadian Professional Golf Association pros will be more than happy to help you out. available to non-members, It is also good to know that you can hit golf balls for as long as you want, with or without the benefit of any call the pro shop instruction. Monday's Choice has 30 grass tees and 40 artificial surfaces to choose from, with all of the surfaces new for the 905-294-1056 1995 season. 'MEMBERSHIPS' You'll want to spend the majority of your driving range time at Fulton's too, especially since the more you play, the are avadable in the following cheaper it is. categones A large bucket's one time price is $6, with a medium bucket going for $5. You can purchase a frequent players pass • Full 7 Days as well, which will drop the price of each bucket purchased after you've hit your 30th bucket • Intermediate age 19 to 29 There's much more to Monday's Choice than just the driving range, too. There's a miniature golf course which has • Weekday 5 days just been re -done in inter -locking stone with a new carpet that the whole family can enjoy. . Corporate There are batting cages for the fastball, baseball and slo-piach crowd that is looking to improve on the old swing To before the next league game, too. enquire about memberships at The Pro Shop is well stocked with plenty of choices in balls and bags. Golf clubs can be purchased at just above cost an�� Prim � price, and don't forget the pros can help you pick out the perfect size for you, too - and that's the most important thing 905-294-9M when you're shopping for golf clubs. There's the popular Chip Truck on the premises as well, so you can have a snack between shots at the driving range, the batting cages or the miniature golf courses. JNotq�� Ken Fulton's Monday's Choice Golf Centre opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 9 pm. daily throughout the summer. Ken Fulton and his friendly staff look forward to welcoming new and old customers to the Centre. .� It's located at Highway 2 and Audley Road in Ajax, between Harwood Avenue and L.akeridge Road For more informatiott, call them at 427-0590.E BrO J v KanFiuMouu'a *OLf G BOOK Vbw $peow a - YOIi1oAY'i CMOICt - QW CENTM Tour MMINOM TOW Buy two regular green fees •NwTm•�IR •SMlk &Kt)ieootrtrlu • Memberships Y Tuesday before 11 e � • t� • , �ni;Y ft YOU p18Y a.m. and get a power cart *$5.00kW bi"wl&=d GWCLM • Pro Shop - Licensed FREE F11 4 i wsw Ra, �YWiiYlliCOMPLIPAENTARY't BREAKFAST Promium pubic, no bunemenis, 18 'slay :-::: -:::':::::` : - Pk�oering °�W,,"'MooA ��- �, ft" � b M Tee off before li am to mm wash in &*arm. Cotrae L'01* Rd. N. Mon -Fri (except holidays) and 427-05" PwillrtwM O00 FF LN9I!6 r" CW rnanheleillolls lletnberalrip amiREE able! orete•rpMr.ar. receive a F 427-7737 - - continental breakfast (value $5.00) SPECIAL tle.11 MW Oah waffl IMIby► Cl glom This Week P.O. 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La PPODUCT OF �1TAR10 FRESP SI+OPS � 5 A' TME pEll CO�JNTEP ///��//�� kff�PCSE 9PANn S►YrcF�j N:N F'�FR CPOZEN SPANKiESS PICNIC .a77A'�r;rM co aw.yafsoMl� PORK SHOUI.DERS�� PORK SHOULDERS_ �!I SAT , A ns' READY-T0.5ERVE �'�•e LB 4CTOR TRAILER LOADS - #1 HlEAD LETTUCE %ii h_ LARGE SIZE "24s" THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4, M&PAGE 19 FANCY GING r K . � P MIT HEAD CR UE+�r�CJ n•sv?wwTs GLARUCCu dJUJ N.. R V -11i I-NRt;vl SIZE ACHES X Fi1.I. 199 YOUN ()WN RA( I 1JG 1 /��'f�_'��.��.-.�..�� _� .s�a�n•�•i� u o f i1 tJ r �/ YAMS t�1�r�IV I tiIIV hM� PRODUCTALL VARIETIES OF •- •PEPSI •CRUSH P:X-I•Itt1 1-%R(:I.: SIZE: Ii.B(f)��!'l['jp] [lummLOOTILE •SEVEN-UP24c]S5mLTM !T f*IATOE8 2 .I M I'1• ' %ALEWA�FROZEN PEROGIES I •a BAG •MEOW MIX BOO a / 1 ka BOX 2 -;-+ E' I I.1. I f) U IZ 410P 1. OWN RAG WeFps2.18 kg ON' TTLE 3 CASEMLB., DEPOSIT LIMIT , 99 FROZEN vJ%YANG REGI SNACK jtA,'ca AS; OR PaOC�C' OF ., SA 440DUC' Pluw: ROWS . :: BOk NUT CHIP LAIN {`RL' aLr�cREo RO(,Q IN BA IT 1 /�Q.'. ��S(�RTMEr(T �I I� DIPS PARSLEY � (;REEN ONI S l •rTCANILti IN BATTEN L'�J r/I!V EA A,x: CON'a�NER .ti �� '„B EA . ARGE GREG;NA, °„tiC- / E ERMELON, ,, BR24C VG.COLI r YOUR OWN '�, F w SELDC-1M OWN l;vrvi H 7!� 59 CANTALOUPES NEW CROP" 111LEDIUM SIM -2U" F �oCAB79 BAGEFif Ai) FSE: ANAS LGMAL BUNCHli:S i.e O 218 kg 1 !i s (=77 �E Zu?r=SZER W. P.— •clsAxxYi•�.Aia FAivcY 9APPZUC CHI1�TI SuLl FYLL YOUR OWN BAG 218 kg i e FILL. YOUR OWN BAG 218 kg ' iA VSELECT YOUROWNS IX)7 J� 10 ONIONS r- 11113 SAlITHSFao�--, r- GENERI wi-c - --i r ---------- N- -----------------1 NESTLE NESTEA PIEi i CINNAMON a,i ; ICMII� r ml I 797 y PACKAGE UU,"1 1 C HE E RIO S 1 1 -REG. 680 g •LIGHT 42s g ---- 1 2049 I I 575 9 BOX 2�- 1 DIET 70 g �_ rn -J PRICES EFFECTIVE FROM SLK .N/E 4195 TO SAT. JUNE I= WE RE�EF!n THE RIGHT TO LIMIT ."-"-�'�-- .,, ,. ...tea--.m�+�-•.nwuar•.........�.._-.__.....,..,..,..m�.s� ._. - ._r-_ BOAC -F I&TUW NFWC AnVFQTd.CF@ ctrxnAV 11r1NTi A 14Ma 14W Kingston Rd., Suite Pickering ► E orn your diploma in t q, In Montt. Oppmu ily fora recent Gradwte n a Hunan Resources oaxse of shady at a Board recogrrmed Carmxinty CAkpUwersily ardor equivaleet relabel eipenerm b acquire wonting knowbdge in an exciing and grogm buasirtess career. The successtW applicant will be responsible for obtaotmg and analyzing HR statistical information; being involved in mmurimeM stellae; maitainirg upao40 and acm rate fibs and records; assisting in the administration of employee benefit programs. and preparing and completing special rand assignmerft Your unrcelert co mrunica aim skis and lioro*lm n indole of lire capabiies and operaiorus of computers (Wmftlect and Lft s) are corrpirrrerrlelift you abity b herds oaiderritl lidrasiil Relab natters We often oompellve compensa m and a benefit pottage b lire suocesaW caru6 " To appy, sendyou resume wieu salary e>�euselorrs no letter t ion June 16,1!16, fix Aha Jetbm lttrramn Raowomm 00"er The Durhm■ Room R.CS.S. Board GA Andrews 60 Rosalind Road, wet T. Oidrnan Director Ostrtrla, tJrrlerio L1J TC4 Chair Woo we appreciate the irWes! of al aI icanls we advise tat only appicanls selected for k0her oortsidenaiyon wd be ---stied No telephone cars please. FOR a comer in Mico- Co PAw Appkab—, Duren Cob"'* 3e WWk Aubm ebd Oaoe sCarieeeb provWse proPam in Pro- ceduee. Aooanft 6Lai- row Com numcatims and liana. The nxt ccrrrae abrb Sept 11, ties. cad 72147300. BUSY beaft aaion re- quraa 0, IF , 1, hair. striae fell and pat Wino. las-o43s CAS NET matin required. E; iarr, in malars Ar- . na" and venarirq. 906- 831-57M. 06e3137se. A REWARDING CAREER, Two �� ly Today's woman can have it and ..... With 81 1det. 4274MM • Programmer Analyst • Computer Maintenance Technology • LAN Systems Technology • Micro Computers and Business Applications • Computerized Accounting Our dieM. a medium size mwxAactLxw in Durharn Region is currently seeking a Materials Manager to provide leadersNp for the functions of kwentory Control, Pumhasing, Traffic, Finshed Goods, Warehouse, Shppiing and Receiving In coordination with, and reporting to. the Director of Operations and Materials, the Matr:rials Manager sets WaWF drecbon for these furore. Responsibilities include budget preparation, setting and monibrin9 depai tinenlal objectives. and day-to-day Materials activities. The si xcessh candidate will have a n*wn rn of lour years a penence, with the ability to build a strap team; rnwitain excellent Custaner Service and Werrtory results; define and implement a proarernerd strategy, aimed at upgrading our ISO designation to IS09002. A strong purchasing backgroud is an asset candidates, please call or fast resurne to: ■ THE Carole PlutYtter, Brandt Manager ■■ MINACS The ll ars Group ktc. ■iii GROUP Tel: (905) 579-2911 ■■■■■ INC Fatc (905) 579-M Moving Company requires a Class AZ Dri"r for kx■I and long distaince haul- ing. Must be .experienced at moving household goods. Apply with recent abstract to: ROCKBRUNE BROS., LTD. 725 Finley Avenue. AjaxL' Ontario - • -- UNITED WAY OF AJAX-PICKEIUNG requires a CAMPAIGN ASSISTANT to provide staff support for its annual fundraising campaign. The successful candidate will have excellent secretarial and computer' skiffs with at least three to five years; related experience. Background in the li not-for-profit sector would be an as- set. Considerable enthusiasm and a 'team' attitude is required. Applicants must be received by Wed- nesday, June 14, 1995 addressed to: Execudw Dinactor tJriilad 1AI�► d Ajax-Pobig 407-05 Be* SL W. AbM one. LIS 7KA 'A! Yaw ON Cewee" r 10 Posiisus amiable, noegerierxa necassary. Camplele aanperry Ming provided, must have a reliable vehicle. Must be tooling br the fD(1'RAS I Company will provide freedom, NeMe hours and fun. Must be personable and work wet V* ria pubic. SWO per week pert line b start Cash 430.7924 CUSTOMER SERVICE Ntwe Advohm n*mft aid irI1 I dodr lei Wm pakdm NwRwA*Adi VA ad be tiNpaNale for wow M 0m, -9 P. :Norton anti Irre !fid be no bbfAlr fr nw tenon d ay Wm- . Habit fm r- ias in all k iniad b to award paid nor tN optica 00m9ft In rrr. All repel is VA od b tN W pow of owaM d 1 00 Careers English/French/Spanish If you are looking for a position which will enable you to use your superior customer service skills combined with an aptitude for learning computer systems, this may be just the opporturdy. A committed team player, you would be required to troubleshoot system communications problems. Requirements: • Effective commuirlication skills, both written and verbal in English, French and Spanish • Excellent Interpersonal skills • Ability to work as a member of a cohesive team • Computer experience It you share our comalitrnent to exceedMlg custkrmer expectations, please forward a detailed resume, before June 9, 1995 to: Joan Horner ■ THE The Minacs Group Inc. ■■ 915 Sandy Beach Road, Pickering, ON L1 W 1 Z5 ■■■ MINACS Fax 905-837-5009 - Quote File ITAC0695 ■■■■ GROUP Ab phone callsplease. Only those candidates ■■■■ INC. selected loran interview will he contacted. ISTRATORS DOMINOS PIZZA.now In department Mm9• cost rrgns.. drivers. and mafs. no ex- and in sore sta0. For our e. new products. New Alec bastion. apply as 32. Car Regttied. Ow D—Pius raeneu 110 General Help EXPERIENCED auto body repair man and prop - ors, regtsed kir buy body >twp� Apply m person. T.J. Auto, 40 twearglon Ave. I - The Minacs Group of companies, known for the quality, integrity and innovation of its customized solutions, is an established leader in Human Resources Services. Due to the growth in our Customer Care and Call Handing Services, we are adding enthusiastic individuals to our team. This is a chal"rig position in a dynamic organization in Pickering. As a call centre representative, you will be providing information to customers regarding visatlmrnigration policies. ti`N'femeMS: • Excellent interpersonal skills • Etiechw kation skills. both written and verbal • Excellent organizational and decision-making skills • Previous customer service experience with a superior Customer service philosophy • Keyboard skills Bilingual: French/English; Cantonese/English As a member of the Minacs team, you'll enjoy an attractive benefits package and a competitive wage of $10.50 per hour. Please forward a detailed resume by June 16, outlining the experience that developed your good Customer service philosophy, quoting File *HR0795, to: ;lei Ft E C T O R News Advertiser ��3 )or and exterior its, renovations construction. Fast Clean protession- wk guararlleed. rail, 68&1913 J.S. AgMSTRONG DEV. INC. Spec,alemp in aMom hones. re ova - bons. now ktchons, wind- ows. besemonta, bath- rooms, of cw". Pkarrb- irg.. Repairs and addibors. Reedeneal and convrar- Ctal Over 15 years expert once. Free ash s s. Cal Jeff, 90666&2362. sVwtg and buiklirlg decks in your 9lhborhood for over 8 years. �j ase call for a bee quote. (/� 16 498-9379 sUMMF.RWOOD tEFEAENCE$A1JA'.LABLE • a o o u c t S DM hot. decks, i a & renovation. rnwe prices. Work OW by prcpbeoicral rtta id cotpers. 20 experience. Pager 9 21-7e06, (9W)e97- WORK installed, relo Met Excellent Foe esantsbe. Gro - esti air ciesnors, hu - r& Bic, Snail iota. r+142s•a29a. imp►ovenartEe. 0. dyw.l, Crpertfry, rip, Mins tloairg, Mrcae etc. No job tIl (416) 266-2506. BT P _ ask. conerab and lis ow speciality. J HOME MAIN - ds, mtarkoks wale, 9. yard caanijP. w«k, reasonable free sa itsim 619- SELL IT NOW 9NSTER CNEAP-,Hom ims provwrwts, roc MORW t law aprtmwrta. addit I fort, . docks. aft. Li- cerwd kir over 20 years, 42 work Fre seMta�is, call Ernie 906.40446170 SIGM C n$kucbon Lit., solve Du diern Rep m Mr 19 yrs. Additions, sutdecks, Patio doors. wirlokse r f room. mss. Mee eeti- MateL 90"76.57e0. EUROPEAN at special- ist, vA rarwvals your bet► room of Idlcltan wale, as wart as Boor CIN. Good lei- -a and sa6laclon puaranlosd. For Ines,eeti- m - nal D. DO Na 725- 4913 C & R Moitbnrtoe Buillfirg repair and --oil— electrical. —oil seNdrical. pkrnbitP, ceramic 110C. carpsift From errul repars b nwW rNtovtNors. Fury puranbed. Mee aofl• mate. (906)666,3800 KAD RENOWORKS Decks & fercirg, etalom v.anyrere rwcrur mono vabon services. Pkinni irg & electrical. Quality ... otr ca w. intent, your Wman- be. (9os> eee owe Decks, pow Coors & b }k your uigtt9 hld= �o awho-nontt a wos4 0 Five Corat/rtlon (905) 619.2105 Mint CONSTRUCT101111 CWW" - 1`10111111111111 Bacaicol , PMenbig Fercas,Dedks. Now a dy tNertWwk tial mom iirl.,Carrprt— Pang tl«r I of BBB pw)�mm4 BUDGET 1101E 1YP110W9)IBITS Sentiment Ala.. Rec. rooms, Pkrrdwi% Adm tont, electrical. diyeel, is ym. Experience. Fnwe searrutae Cal Mario (905)619.4668. VAZ C•ENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. AdMilits, 8dn, NCIH tile. 0lla9Mlla c4mTk Tic, Hlydwood licca, Roofa.Ttwl, Doan, Dallis! YMACoap. Call Amb For roomers (905) 683- 5818 DELZOTTO WOOD FENCING Def*s, chain N* Iron, drilled holes, set posts. For Free Estimates Call Steve (Bos) W9-5077 Mobile (416)409- 6456 -t • • DOORS rR' US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales, service & Repair 905-837-0949 K.0 Aluminum Siding, soffit, eatros, taxa, lninyl and ak rmxxm. Low, low pies• OueMity VMDfkrttansfmip Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 W41i pick t4) hl1Ck till do odd jobs, Cle6ri Up garage, yard. srrial moving jobs, grass cut- mfence ill YC X07 HALL &*it. rep ISM movers, On takes. sit Five delivery and pick up. Diseart res Seniors. 439.0138 at 404.9506. Electrician, licensed. 20 years experirce. Free ee- timaW. All work guar- anbed. References avail- able. All jobs, srtuf or Urge. til (905) 666-0061. �810Painting & Decorating BOB'S PANTMG • SMN discount to 25% - House & alts _ • Prof. & elrp d. C •Job satisfaction e Flee esamates c M360d Inbrwr & Exterior Best Prom Free Essmataa Call Mark TO PAM W A DECOR Interior & Exterior European VIl rbner stip Fast, leen, reliable servile. 420.0081 0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1995 -PAGE 21 ACHIEVE YOUR Come work for a successful Advertising Co. Dealing with Professional Sports Teams, and the Entertainment Industry. We are now looking to fill 25 Positions, in all areas of our company, No Experience Necessary, Full Training provided for successful applicants. Call Natasha 416 - 441-1821 MANAGER'S ASSMANT We have an entry level positron for a goal oriented career minded individual. The successful applicant will have a clear speaking voice and a friendly disposition. responsibilities include: • Maintaining previous Customer contacts • Handling incoming calls • Co-ordinating appointments We offer $325.00 week to start, the key individual we hire can look forward to stea- dy growth and recognition. For An Interview call Magic Touch Chimney Sweeps at 686-1414 GIRLS wanted from ort- fano between 6-19110 compete in this years 1995 TORONTO PAGEANT. Over $15,000 in prizes and scholarships. Call today, 140e)267-2125218 ext HAIRSTYLIST wanted. Career op unity. Goad salary. 725-8710 for inter- view. HOS WORKERS URGENTLY .NEEDED L'p to $15" weekly tm ilm6 oar cucvlrs. \o experience' travrma A supphes provided F/P time. You re pad direct. RUSH SASE to, wpk-«,d w.ked.i P.O. Box 74691 Odu s. Oct. L I J 81..8 LICENSED STYLIST OSHAWA wwrBY Gwmee - =nmrsston :.areer advarx.emeru 011901^9 Tr -m call Sandra 723-7323 LIVE-IN Sutrrtendarl regdxod fou Bowmamtto aperbreni ,diel br ,wood e. Coudsend e rweumto Fie a 7174, Oahe" WNI- by TNs Wwek. p O Box 481. 04hawa. L 1 H 7L5 Ar A4L 140' SIMlocal I Ell Experanced Gross Mowrs BMW rates. hones Offices, apt.. Mc Plano mourg Padon9 avialo le HARM -0 -THE - MOVERS - Move log or swag, we price Brom an, Free estimafts, eerxors duwuxrt, short notice moves. Pianois moved. ww apPaan— C-ro- ole rant. Call 432-2e60. MEN SIM largo Irtick rig do handtokf moves, rest- denstal, corrrrnencial All lyes• d moves. cal Carl or Jars 427-296& MICHALSKI MOVING - homes. apov"ertta, afar. appkarcee and Piero sw CWMIS. Senor and mid - mond discounts. Licensed, inured. Free estimates. Exoe/srt service. Cal 436• 7796. ■OWAN Noma SYSTEMS We oil opts uyth m cwn r~oilm PIOMM W+P attd Eons alibis smw a Md norm doroteea Foe tshnurtra .S%1 -om 35 House Cleaning CA nMX CLEANING Your whole house cleaned. Top to Bottom Ask about our partial deans. AN floors hand washed ASK ABOUT OUR SPRING SPECIAL 428 -"ft killy bonded and rwffW iEXPERIENCED dom- -V Lady roil dein yam house , doing a superb job.Reasonable rafts call Pabraa 420-2964 attar AERATION (Con type). Highly beraleial b your lawn. From :30.00. Book now and room" free Sprig %4k-4 Cal 427- 8612 or 723363;!. >ti Lai r�lrkrrjsu�se tsar beSdir�viL• i1it�Y omm m ftrIts.=,t.wl�"DL 1885 Driving SCh,00ls SCHOOL -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 Full Coarse $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416) 287-3060 +uUil� LEIE POOL S6twt;Es =173. — S 471 471-7M INTERLOCKING BRICK, e dnveway& welivrayS, pool, � • pabos / NSpa. refaitig wale, frM vownaw, W Biidocape Inc. 66&2742 MISTER POST HCLE, aw Pared pop tides, settirtg of Posta in concrete. ass - 0400. A - SENIOR GARDENING - Grams arthrg, yard work, odd wbs. $10 par hot,. Call AU NATURAL Lawn Care Bd or Ten at 72&1435. & Lartdecapig. Rotawkirg e waft. garderapavers. paver 1 't9, -a". clean • ape, -en—. Free sea - The Minacs Group Inc. 915 Sandy Beach Road ■ THE P�1�' Onta"o Lt W 1Z5 ■■ CLASSIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN apeuatzrng m Fax 905-837-5009 ■�� MINACS GROUP Thank you in advance /or your interest ■■■■■ INC. inthrsposibon.Only those candidates selected loran interview will be contacted. ;lei Ft E C T O R News Advertiser ��3 )or and exterior its, renovations construction. Fast Clean protession- wk guararlleed. rail, 68&1913 J.S. AgMSTRONG DEV. INC. Spec,alemp in aMom hones. re ova - bons. now ktchons, wind- ows. besemonta, bath- rooms, of cw". Pkarrb- irg.. Repairs and addibors. Reedeneal and convrar- Ctal Over 15 years expert once. Free ash s s. Cal Jeff, 90666&2362. sVwtg and buiklirlg decks in your 9lhborhood for over 8 years. �j ase call for a bee quote. (/� 16 498-9379 sUMMF.RWOOD tEFEAENCE$A1JA'.LABLE • a o o u c t S DM hot. decks, i a & renovation. rnwe prices. Work OW by prcpbeoicral rtta id cotpers. 20 experience. Pager 9 21-7e06, (9W)e97- WORK installed, relo Met Excellent Foe esantsbe. Gro - esti air ciesnors, hu - r& Bic, Snail iota. r+142s•a29a. imp►ovenartEe. 0. dyw.l, Crpertfry, rip, Mins tloairg, Mrcae etc. No job tIl (416) 266-2506. BT P _ ask. conerab and lis ow speciality. J HOME MAIN - ds, mtarkoks wale, 9. yard caanijP. w«k, reasonable free sa itsim 619- SELL IT NOW 9NSTER CNEAP-,Hom ims provwrwts, roc MORW t law aprtmwrta. addit I fort, . docks. aft. Li- cerwd kir over 20 years, 42 work Fre seMta�is, call Ernie 906.40446170 SIGM C n$kucbon Lit., solve Du diern Rep m Mr 19 yrs. Additions, sutdecks, Patio doors. wirlokse r f room. mss. Mee eeti- MateL 90"76.57e0. EUROPEAN at special- ist, vA rarwvals your bet► room of Idlcltan wale, as wart as Boor CIN. Good lei- -a and sa6laclon puaranlosd. For Ines,eeti- m - nal D. DO Na 725- 4913 C & R Moitbnrtoe Buillfirg repair and --oil— electrical. —oil seNdrical. pkrnbitP, ceramic 110C. carpsift From errul repars b nwW rNtovtNors. Fury puranbed. Mee aofl• mate. (906)666,3800 KAD RENOWORKS Decks & fercirg, etalom v.anyrere rwcrur mono vabon services. Pkinni irg & electrical. Quality ... otr ca w. intent, your Wman- be. (9os> eee owe Decks, pow Coors & b }k your uigtt9 hld= �o awho-nontt a wos4 0 Five Corat/rtlon (905) 619.2105 Mint CONSTRUCT101111 CWW" - 1`10111111111111 Bacaicol , PMenbig Fercas,Dedks. Now a dy tNertWwk tial mom iirl.,Carrprt— Pang tl«r I of BBB pw)�mm4 BUDGET 1101E 1YP110W9)IBITS Sentiment Ala.. Rec. rooms, Pkrrdwi% Adm tont, electrical. diyeel, is ym. Experience. Fnwe searrutae Cal Mario (905)619.4668. VAZ C•ENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. AdMilits, 8dn, NCIH tile. 0lla9Mlla c4mTk Tic, Hlydwood licca, Roofa.Ttwl, Doan, Dallis! YMACoap. Call Amb For roomers (905) 683- 5818 DELZOTTO WOOD FENCING Def*s, chain N* Iron, drilled holes, set posts. For Free Estimates Call Steve (Bos) W9-5077 Mobile (416)409- 6456 -t • • DOORS rR' US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales, service & Repair 905-837-0949 K.0 Aluminum Siding, soffit, eatros, taxa, lninyl and ak rmxxm. Low, low pies• OueMity VMDfkrttansfmip Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 W41i pick t4) hl1Ck till do odd jobs, Cle6ri Up garage, yard. srrial moving jobs, grass cut- mfence ill YC X07 HALL &*it. rep ISM movers, On takes. sit Five delivery and pick up. Diseart res Seniors. 439.0138 at 404.9506. Electrician, licensed. 20 years experirce. Free ee- timaW. All work guar- anbed. References avail- able. All jobs, srtuf or Urge. til (905) 666-0061. �810Painting & Decorating BOB'S PANTMG • SMN discount to 25% - House & alts _ • Prof. & elrp d. C •Job satisfaction e Flee esamates c M360d Inbrwr & Exterior Best Prom Free Essmataa Call Mark TO PAM W A DECOR Interior & Exterior European VIl rbner stip Fast, leen, reliable servile. 420.0081 0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1995 -PAGE 21 ACHIEVE YOUR Come work for a successful Advertising Co. Dealing with Professional Sports Teams, and the Entertainment Industry. We are now looking to fill 25 Positions, in all areas of our company, No Experience Necessary, Full Training provided for successful applicants. Call Natasha 416 - 441-1821 MANAGER'S ASSMANT We have an entry level positron for a goal oriented career minded individual. The successful applicant will have a clear speaking voice and a friendly disposition. responsibilities include: • Maintaining previous Customer contacts • Handling incoming calls • Co-ordinating appointments We offer $325.00 week to start, the key individual we hire can look forward to stea- dy growth and recognition. For An Interview call Magic Touch Chimney Sweeps at 686-1414 GIRLS wanted from ort- fano between 6-19110 compete in this years 1995 TORONTO PAGEANT. Over $15,000 in prizes and scholarships. Call today, 140e)267-2125218 ext HAIRSTYLIST wanted. Career op unity. Goad salary. 725-8710 for inter- view. HOS WORKERS URGENTLY .NEEDED L'p to $15" weekly tm ilm6 oar cucvlrs. \o experience' travrma A supphes provided F/P time. You re pad direct. RUSH SASE to, wpk-«,d w.ked.i P.O. Box 74691 Odu s. Oct. L I J 81..8 LICENSED STYLIST OSHAWA wwrBY Gwmee - =nmrsston :.areer advarx.emeru 011901^9 Tr -m call Sandra 723-7323 LIVE-IN Sutrrtendarl regdxod fou Bowmamtto aperbreni ,diel br ,wood e. Coudsend e rweumto Fie a 7174, Oahe" WNI- by TNs Wwek. p O Box 481. 04hawa. L 1 H 7L5 Ar A4L 140' SIMlocal I Ell Experanced Gross Mowrs BMW rates. hones Offices, apt.. Mc Plano mourg Padon9 avialo le HARM -0 -THE - MOVERS - Move log or swag, we price Brom an, Free estimafts, eerxors duwuxrt, short notice moves. Pianois moved. ww apPaan— C-ro- ole rant. Call 432-2e60. MEN SIM largo Irtick rig do handtokf moves, rest- denstal, corrrrnencial All lyes• d moves. cal Carl or Jars 427-296& MICHALSKI MOVING - homes. apov"ertta, afar. appkarcee and Piero sw CWMIS. Senor and mid - mond discounts. Licensed, inured. Free estimates. Exoe/srt service. Cal 436• 7796. ■OWAN Noma SYSTEMS We oil opts uyth m cwn r~oilm PIOMM W+P attd Eons alibis smw a Md norm doroteea Foe tshnurtra .S%1 -om 35 House Cleaning CA nMX CLEANING Your whole house cleaned. Top to Bottom Ask about our partial deans. AN floors hand washed ASK ABOUT OUR SPRING SPECIAL 428 -"ft killy bonded and rwffW iEXPERIENCED dom- -V Lady roil dein yam house , doing a superb job.Reasonable rafts call Pabraa 420-2964 attar AERATION (Con type). Highly beraleial b your lawn. From :30.00. Book now and room" free Sprig %4k-4 Cal 427- 8612 or 723363;!. >ti Lai r�lrkrrjsu�se tsar beSdir�viL• i1it�Y omm m ftrIts.=,t.wl�"DL 1885 Driving SCh,00ls SCHOOL -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 Full Coarse $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416) 287-3060 +uUil� LEIE POOL S6twt;Es =173. — S 471 471-7M INTERLOCKING BRICK, e dnveway& welivrayS, pool, � • pabos / NSpa. refaitig wale, frM vownaw, W Biidocape Inc. 66&2742 MISTER POST HCLE, aw Pared pop tides, settirtg of Posta in concrete. ass - 0400. A - SENIOR GARDENING - Grams arthrg, yard work, odd wbs. $10 par hot,. Call AU NATURAL Lawn Care Bd or Ten at 72&1435. & Lartdecapig. Rotawkirg e waft. garderapavers. paver 1 't9, -a". clean • ape, -en—. Free sea - AJAX Moving Systems - tui low deagn, a types. Panda. Shows are kali Lonuce services, moves. appliance lrttarlocorg. dols. No ob- help. 899-7057 or 726- and 2&and piano speaalsta. Flat Igabort to purchase matart- 8334. ELECTRICIAN- L coned rata or hourly We now hove al. 906668-7622. will do at- types d elecbkal heated Storage Unita. Now RABINTwants work doing offering free boxes with magic for children's Parti work. Reasonable raW. move. Park and load Special, and all occassions. Have Semon discount Fast forstarting al $on. and tom. FAX YOUR ADS � ®64 Er - service. Car Alex at 433' ks mlamtation, 725-0005 « 7832. 427-0005 - - - Low wEICRL' whh EASY LOSS K EFNAT10NAL MON" 1111AM C>< AAAN= CALL (416) 409.4M SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 mai. til Dag 571-0390 CARPET a - 25 MAGICIAN, down friends. years akperiencs, re• expeckat3tance, cea sfreklwtg, our speciality. CLASSIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN apeuatzrng m ready b entertain kx any a an any �> Free esamaW. D & N DUcan, 967-17% or 997- dons only. Garden l dam , kmd raiders Ma ' ^� 9rc --_ AJAX Moving Systems - tui low deagn, a types. Panda. Shows are kali Lonuce services, moves. appliance lrttarlocorg. dols. No ob- help. 899-7057 or 726- and 2&and piano speaalsta. Flat Igabort to purchase matart- 8334. ELECTRICIAN- L coned rata or hourly We now hove al. 906668-7622. will do at- types d elecbkal heated Storage Unita. Now RABINTwants work doing offering free boxes with magic for children's Parti work. Reasonable raW. move. Park and load Special, and all occassions. Have Semon discount Fast forstarting al $on. and tom. FAX YOUR ADS � ®64 Er - service. Car Alex at 433' ks mlamtation, 725-0005 « 7832. 427-0005 - - - Low wEICRL' whh EASY LOSS K EFNAT10NAL MON" 1111AM C>< AAAN= CALL (416) 409.4M SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 ----�-.-�•.�--- ,...... ....mix v..zw... .e.a...,�...-__....-... r...a...-..:s.....-.. .-...._..,.__gin:"-- PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4,1995 EATON'S PICKERING TOWN CENTRE WATCH & JEWELLERY REPAIR DEPT. Full & part time dynamic sales / service associates required. Previous jewellery store experience an asst. Willing to train suitable candidates. Reply in person with resume: at Eaton's Pickering Thurs. June 8 th, 2PM-7PM. Ae pay you dxeetly to assemble our products year round. For details send self addressed stamped envelope to LEISURE TIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 Yonge St.,Suite 344 Newmarket, Ontario. L3X 1X4 PLEASE DO NOT APPLY IN PERSON LOCAL automotive dealer requires pan-time receptionist for evenings . Sabrdays Please call 424 9000 tot an whtenvew. STUDENT REQUIREMENTS 1) sharp 2) willomg to learn 3) solid work ethic No door to door or telemarketing $11.00 to start 666-4660 SUMMER JOB - Studeri n -Md to super- 3 uths ^ yomy from• Fox- hoaow area. Pickering. References necessary 42o-4666 WEEKEND/ PART TIME Cleaning positions available in Pickedrig area. Call 1-416-505-2060 W91L < AT - BONE we pal' "s daaey le auwsaiib ear pod w Ery wedL No ethos"= rrarry. For FRU Ubls aac S.A.U. to Five Star Entaprisn 041 11ed Rd. Sob 21& li khria¢ oat. uv 4r3 120 Office Nc'IG BOOKKEEPER For home office. 1/2 day per week. Must know Bedford and Quatro Pro. Sherry, W6-2=1 BUSY PIC'KUM REAL ESTATE OFRCE Requires Part time reoWonist Evenings / Weekends Previous read estate experience essential call 839-4700 IF you are single or a angle parent or separated or di- vorced with throe years work experience, you may quality for financial asastance of d $you are over 45 and have re- cently been laid of, you may qualify for training asset - tan". DIP/CERT, Lotus, 1Nordpwfea D -Base, Word. Accpac, Bedford, Autocad. Ventura. Pagemaker, Har- Vard, Corel. Compuler Pro- 4graninag and Sywrns An- alyst Cobol. Pascal and C. Photoshop. Quark Express and Ilustrata. Durham Bust - am Computer Co". 427- 3010 SECRETARYILAW Clerk. experienced Legal Real Estate Secretary, kill carnage of %at Estate files. Ability to work rKW pendoney under pressure, must pos•ese excelient computer skulls including Ivkowledgo of word Perfect Forms ware, convoyancer Send resume. include sal- ary expectations. avadabib- ty. 206 King St E. Oshawa. L I H 1 CO. P O Box 26026 A dwect b home . S. sat- allw network s SMOKbg b the Canadian market- place and requires sales leaders and dealers War" (416)966-2582 MATURE with 30-35 wears experience. Main- lenenoo Wekder Call 72- 5813 or 411 Bloor St W Cohmew. Industrial Tooke. REQUIRED CLASS A TECHNICIAN Large volume shop requires technician with 3 or more licensed years of experience. Individual should be trained in all areas of passenger car re- pairs. Compensation includes: • Above average flat rate pay • Extensive benefit package • Modem up to date equipment and the opportunity to earn a substantial living. Apply by resume to: File # 7176 P.O. Box, 481, OSHAWA, ONTARIO. L1 H 71_5 All applications confidential LICENSED FORKLIFT OPERATORS UP TO $11 PER HOUR Our Markham/Finch client requires in- dividuals with minimum 1-2 years ex- perience on Raymond Reach with computer location skills. Must commit to a 5-6 month contract. Bonus upon completion. Call for an appointment. TEL- (416) 292-2282 We currently have temporary and Contract positions available in the following areas. • Industrial Electrician (Joumeyrnan) • E*arlaan apprentices • Licensed Millwright -CNC Machinist with setup For an appointment, please call: THE JAN PARKS M The Mmacs G ro up Inc. GRoWpOuole Fie 8126 0M 1.14C 905-837.6060 • Fax 905-837.5009 re.rcn arse 1 spew" ...r ENGINEERING ,ASSISTANT One Engineering Assistant'' required for automotive stamping plant In Durham Region. Consideration win be given b individuals who posses the browing skills: • VyP 5.1 • Excel • Microsoft Project • Quattro Pro • ANky to read and understand blueprints. Qualified applicants may contact Hugh Francis at our office, or fax resume. Francis Personnel Services Inc. 500-11 Simcoe Street North, Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Oshawa, Ontario L143 4R7 Phone: 905-436-6202 Fax: 1-905-576-4698 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST • Explenence only • full time • Abel computer knowledge (905)683-1391 DENTAL Rekxrpoonat i awastamL 2 yore denial oxpererc I mrerwrn, part time. 010111141111 8 Saar - do". Pickering. Cat (908) 837-1231 PART bine receptiorw a for medical profeMronal office in Ajax. Send resume to Fie 06172 Oshawa WMby This Week, P O Box 461. Oshawa. L I H 71_5 Nonny I Hareieeper required, ikir•out Our 3 pre schhoolers, b start ASAP. Experienced wil h retsreno- «.Plass. Cal 831-2x71 abs Spm. LOOKING I am a saatara had)► uvCA Pratfarlad with good OWWY- Phone Mwy 606-7260. _ - .-�,�.rAUbK, +.-+: +w!'a1:+1�_ rx-•1tr- "`rx,:K.,�.. , ..... M t 7 MANUTEK LIMITED Has immediate openings for the following positions PRODUCTION MACHINIST 0. C. INSPECTOR MACHINE SHOP LABORER Applicants must have required qualifications. Grade 12 OSSD required for all positions. Apply to Mr. P. Davenport 530 #3 Westney Road South Ajax, LIS 6W2 Tel. 905 686 7929 INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN PPG Canada Inc. is a leading supplier of OEM Safety Glass to the North American Automotive industry. We have an immediate opening for a certified journeyman/woman with a minimum of 3 years industrial construction experience. This is a temporary position which involves shift work and regular overtime. PPG offers an excellent wage package and the opportunity to work in a world class manufacturing ermronment. Please appy to: PPG Canada Inc. Human Resources Dept 155 First Ave., Oshawa, Ont., L1 H 7L3 or tax: (9105) 7253422. No agencies please. ITALIAN MoVior of 2 available 00mle pin our lun and crazy bunch. nu lmi- tious kawtoo. 5 yes. axp., Brock/Major Oaks Picker- ing.686-6654 REUABLEMEASOP4 ABLE daycare in try SOLO Ajax home. 17 years ox- P-. man floor play- room, rrda+M+oh es. Ret- erenose available Any age welcome. Also available Iia Summer Reeepts green. 683-9319. DESKTOP PUBUSH- ER. Pow fly contpl.bd 3 yr d••r9n course an Mad: 8 IBM pelkwms, keg pho oshop iluetrabr. Ouark Express. dirnonsios, pa- gamaker. Coral draw, pow- er pant fool book. kap front. will take entry level poor - bon. Call Ann 906-666- 4949 INTELLIGENTwoman loolarg for work In the of - k@ bell. Carputer kwate. typing, 4 years office ex- p0rsnce. Liz. 579-9839 FIREWOOD: 12'x115 - hardwood, spit and dokv- ered. Cal 1-70&4"41601, 7p.m-11 pm. FREE firewood skids i pallets, one month only. delivery avadsM. Call bet- woen 610 p.m and leave manage. 4349013. POOL h -W -proper Tilsdyrr•Laan Mark V. 250.000 BTU, $400. or beet offer. 9os-ee611M. • 1»s Olds Clara A NEARLY NEW, Sa1el- Brougham, 4 dr., loaded lite System rsp,..esS.. DAYCARE available kn- iredtrdrg poPmid program, ming l VC2+ de- g. and a le mrdolwy in my nor"mok- saaml . Free irrtalSion, in9 Ajax home. One did, 6 warranty Only $38. Par 1.3 yr. cid WeatneyMar- now total coot (906) 666- wood1401. Rrercss. Cal 3851 427-9258. noPoly abmPO- WIN a* EXPERIENCED day care ANTIQUE moms for Sake available VWSYey N. easy incln9 waw *"W. access to 401. new "cad, bu tbrinut dresser, oak high - parks. fence yard Hot nu- boy. chicle bad, 9040 bad, Man meals. Macke, TLC 4 hoop back chairs, bol reasonable rates. 428- deet, bloke top sawing ma - 0097. chime, as flow wagon, ice HIGH quality, loving day- box (most o1 to" artickes care available, two years +. need work). Also available Sale hone, nutritious food. 2 rwght tabes, bureau w19n activities, fenced yard, re- mirror, 10 Speed biles, 4 x 8 oapts. South Ajax. 427- trailer, 900 Ib. cap. Please 1422 call before 9 p.m $31-0318 CARPET - don't buy any- where elm anal I stow you what I can do for you. Call Gad. 434-=. CARPET /A-1 Prises. buy Orect wholesale. Free a- shaaWn fa low asar ale call Sal (906)432-2750, or pager (416)9649697 Carpet Broker. 100%. Nylon thick. plush. stab to - CM Fon 3 rooms. only SM 00. Price in- cludes 30 Sq. yde carpet deluxe ped and installation in you hoar. Free quora- Wn . in you homy No in - no permit br one full year. Dam", i-ao4 217-010 CARPET you hone at dls- count prices 100% nylon, $tan resistant. Pei" incudes pad and expert insfalaacn. Cat Nick at (90$) 4306661. CAAPETs - lots of carpet 100'x, nylon. new aI - Isase carpets on hard. I will carpet 3 roars. $349 Pn o bck4e5 carpet, premium ped, expert installation. test delivery, fres eesmatee (30 yard). Norman 6862314. COMPUTERS - Gradua- tion specials. IBM 286's oorrplsto 8222., 6M 386's $555., new 4t66's w1420 drives $999. (Qamglon Computer. 164 Basolwe Rd., Bow,mamriw, W7 - 3D69. DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available , rea- sortable Cal42&2000 rAMIFAC11NtFA$ Clearage - Patio doors (new) 5'-$3x9; 64449; 6' - SM. Voir Choice of vinyl or al uninum 4331736 or 1-a00M1-at20. NEW dolor Poison Lill chair, bough $1460. Ask- ing $1100. New Rollo ,1 ", h and pump, bm#d $400. asking $200. o.b.o. OAKMVK FURNITURE - Of' Pay pita$ prion? Orr of Ordai aidest and br- "M mraakecaaars a now Sofrg cued b the pubic. Eg. 7 pc. solid oak drwV room sub $1975; 6 PC. solid One bedroom suite $1750. Over 20 stain choioea, all solid, no careers. Traditional Wood- working 906.9668774. PATTYmachino, $.9000. Vacuum packing machine, $3000. Chest keezw, $300. Heavy Dirty ah"ving, 5801 W. Gas bwri ower, S45. Office chairs, $40. 728- 2255. PIANOSIGRANDFA- THER Clocks - Durham's largest setion-New and lec used pianos. Not sure? Rent to own, apt. size, upright grand, digital, key- boards. TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON NOW Telep Piano Works, 4331491. SCHOOL surplus equp- ment (woodworking, metal- working, welding)is to be sold by fender at Donevan Collegiate Institute. 250 Harmony Rd. S. Oshawa, Egwpmentmay be viewed at the schocl from June 1 to June 12, by contacting Mr. Kung 728-7265. SHEDMAN - quality barn style sheds. built on sine. 6X8 $649 GST included. Other saes and display available. Call 905-509- 4%1 SOLID oak highboy. 76' tall by American Drew. Out- standing design and quali- ty. 1.5 years now. Paid $1900, Owed at $950. 665.0530. SWIMMING POOL SUPER SALE Liner nips or replacing. Call to BOOK NOW - All pool work - kwsarice cairns welcome. 1�RIP-FlXR (1-NO-747�M7) TAPE cassette player, to- doosterso, speakers. a* in good waking condition. suitable for ret room/cot- tage. s25o./obo. 576-4367 leave message UTILITY trader MO. sent trader $375. Various sized bikes. SM or less. 43 - Bathroom sink SW. Call WASHERIDRYER, M.O $450 6 month warranty. Antique Peak rrachwa. $300. Air conditioning seri". cars, centrals. wwdow units, reasonable, rata. 432-7566. WASHERS. dryers. trdge. stove, new and reCa borrd. 0225 and up for w condisaned washer. $175 and up For rocarnditioned dryers. $175 and W for w cons irboned fridges and sbvwe. Also coin operated washer and dryers. Sty phonson's Furniture, and Appkaro•s. 227 Court St. Oshawa 5767448 WANTED - old and an- bque furnits". anyll" aid. Scientific i srunana. diol, sdvon, adverserng, aportsg, toys, decoys, dolls. milk bottles. cdloc- bore or estaw. Cal Robert Boost Antiques (905) 665 - BOW. Brooklen. BROOKLIN S Country Craft and Colaetibke Show, Sat July 22, Sun. July 23, Luther Vipond Memorial Arena. Durham's largest summer craft show with 100 top quality exhrbtton from around Durham and across Sou9emn Onlam. Into. 905- 434-5531. HOT! BARGAINS GA- LORE - 16' x 24' rectang- ular Kayak pool includes decks b fencing. $4,595. Meets local by-laws 20yr. warranty. 1-804668-7564. Pickering'Ayx, phone 416- 798.7509. FOUND. kitten, female tabby, approx. 6 months old. in the Pickering Village area. Call Karen 686 3642. HELP!! - ON SUNDAY May 14, 1995, a green 1995 Ford Explorer com- plete with bike rack holding a Wheeler Team Easton mountain bike, was slolen from The Pickering Trade Centre, veNW was aban- doned. stripped and emPtied of poises$ Pe - Pans. Pertarwrg 10 Property and busmom d Mr. J. Bur- man. The bnietease onctoa- wg tI as had been kissed and discarded somewhere on raw. Vehicle Im, on Ream Rd. S.. Oelawa. Apre reward and hardy ap- Ciation for r.cowry of documents please contact. (905) 426-1313 BOARD. dncloor aroma, dadya+mnout individual feed, fr'omd1Y atmosphere. $250'mdty. Call Terry. (905) 420-1027. KEEP your dog waw out of ane garbage. U•e a DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE DISPOSAL SYSTEM Lill► time gusraMee ball. avail- able in 3 sizes, 9am - 9pm, 7 days. (906)7235413. KITTEN, Non" tabby. approximately 6 man". found abandoned i sur - wig. rids a good bveg hone. Call Karen W6- 3642. THE K9 Empm provides ad scroenng. rowearch compabble dog tree or nit, K9 We monavrwK b cater eervaw and ede K9 club. Cuatomas, Is" wel- come. Cola (906) 967-3789 1994 S-15 GMC, $2500 Ceritied, also rade 190, 3 window Dodge coup, best oft. 579.0804 i7t GARAGE SALES 3RD ANNUAL •'TREE? SAIA Ailll�fixrt•ilt Dr. ftm - 3!r a «i soa.n,:q ron.! Mons, boots, W*W, lundule, appionow, bnM Am, vols, .�e. Flan Hwy 401, =M an ii 9fid., Id wi0 noM of &WWd Atha. Wil* for Sow !! 1917 Buick Riviera T-type, 71K. Mint, all options. $12,501) certified. 4U - few. 1987 Caprice Classic. t in a million car, Super dean. non-smoker, fully loaded car, 53495 with warranty. 1987 Sprint. 5 Speed, 2 door. no ruet, cheap trans- port $1495. Spectrum 716- 1020. 1997 CAVALIER CL, 4 door, automatic,excellent condition. 1 or 2,000 kit., asking $3.200. Certified. 723-1965 1987 MERCURY TO- PAZ,auk mabc. 4 dr., air. A i -condition,$2500, 427- oom 1987 Pon. Bonneville LE - well maintained, fully lad- ed. HWY.kilo. Excellent condibon. Asking $5900 OBO. Call (905) 420.6597. 1998 1/2 Jaguar Sover- eign. ehampagnerbladk. 184,000 km, certified, all papers, $11,50101.obo. 1991 Plymouth VoMe r LX van, loaded, 186,000 km. $7500. obs. 436.7425. 19M Olds. Delta b, 3.8L. AulO/00, anise. air. Mixed case., 157 highway km. new past. good condition. 54W cert 9067662579. IM MUSTANG CdN.. 4 eykrder. very low en, fully Irxaded with extras. $8800 Call (906) 579 -MW 1991 CAVALJER R.S. 2 dr.. 3.1 , lorded new ares. $7,500 O.B.O. 726-4917 1991 MERCURY Sable GS 4 d sedan. cer'I L . Power windows. ail. 4 new ties. now .arrknom. gnat condibon. $8,200 or beet offer. AIM 6 427-4159 IM Buick Regal Cusum. 71.000 knr, fey loaded. r•9Warly servM4 minl condlea , $14,500 oerWd. Call 571-1440. 1993 Ford Tempo. 31,000 km., p.doa locks. auo., 4 cyl.. krggage rack $7900 or best otter Peter 7231155 or 434-7564. I W3 GM Asuna Surwu - nor (Tracker). blecklbkecli convert lop. 5-spd. sed.. 4 WD.. amllm cass., 57.000 tum.. asking $10,500. obo. Must SN. 965-1011. 1963 HYUNDAI EXCEL SE. auto, upgrade AMIFM caeaen 49.000 KMS. excel - Wt condition . white with cusum decals, $6.700. cal 6963346 Evenings WANTED CAMEIM - 1»s Olds Clara old Chir are glass, jaseF Brougham, 4 dr., loaded try, m" I m1p« w- SALE! SALer SALE!. ewe scopss, binoculars and re- X95.. now $2995. cont Wed " Clocks, Matto- Cal 427 9722 anyinr as, lurkarty" Pitres. OPsn 7 daYv� 43¢ 167e.. ;,dome Big Town Sala& WANTED McdaWda Mo- 19111 Cabbriyr Wagon. 7- noPoly abmPO- WIN a* pass.. loaded. SALE! pry. StsmP 331 SALE! SALE Was $3495 BUY or SMLL TOUR OWN `►EfiQCZ,E at the PICKERING FLEA MARKET Strway JWW 11 th For more infomfa w Please tar 416.407-1845 CAMMM TIDE Ajax sooty kuWw lone 149.95 CW a Lilgm Trucks Ajax 683-2271 $1.000.000. Stamp 329 now $2985 owL Cal 427- fumitire, glass. china. col- $2D AW. sl■mp 321 9722 anyine Russ. open 7 • $25.000. Slang =5 Dodge dayalwoo k indoors. Big ' Viper• Stamp 335 Jeep Tom Sabs.1 console, fully loaded, ex- CherdwIf you have one eellent condition. Certified PURE bred Go~. Of #MR please Wib to Fide 1986 Iroc Z, SL, TPI, Sheppard Pups for safe #7175 Oshawa Wh&y This 108,000 tin. wire metaw Born Mach 22. 1995. Black Wssk P.O. Box 461. 061 grey interior, fully loaded, 8 Ian. 4 males, 3 Ismales wo, Ontario LiH 71-5. stored winters, toady b go Cal (905) 619- $5500 o.b.o. Mark 430 -_ WANTED to buy - older 110D 11 - spm or 721-1896 fumitire, glass. china. col- aper 8 p.m. lectibl", memorabilia, wattles, etc. Seh* prates 1916 Pontiac Woo Le or satiates. Call (906) 723 Wagon. V6, all, buckets, 7834. console, fully loaded, ex- t eellent condition. Certified $2595low kms. Excellent tinier. 688-61&5. OR THE BEST prices rd selection in town come nd see us this weekend. 992 sunbirds - 3 to hoose from starting at 7,995. 1991 Chev Cavaf- RS, 6 cyl, auto, air, d95, 1991 Ponbac Tempest auto, air. 82.000 km. $7,495. 1990 Chev Caprice CL Brougham, loaded. $9.595., 1989 Chev Caprice CL station wagon 75.000 km., $7,495. 1990 Mustang LX, auto, air, 99 ioaded, $5,5. 1987 to 1989 Mini Vans starting at $5.995. 1988 Celebrities starting at $3,895. 1988 ^herokele Laredo $6,995. 1987 Reliant Station Wag- on $2.495. 1986 Delta 88 Royale, loaded $4.995. Many more line used vethi- cies in stock, open Sun- days. Certcar Auto CerWa, ing 155 KSL W., at Midtown Mall, 579-26% 14" ,i . � 1,2 ton truck min cap. 4 cyl. standard. 135.000 tan.. ash" $1950 otio as is 579-5749. 1992 Chev. BI& M, 4X4, 4 dr. 43 5 -speed, timed, air, lit, amilm case., red sIblack mt.. $13.500 o.b.o. 966-0247 1 Das voyager SE mini ,an, excellent clean run - 'Ing van. SALE' SALE! SALE' Was 53x95.. now 52995 cert. Cal 427-9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 dayiweek undoors. Big Town Sales 1660 Yamelha 1100 vawr Exed«tt oor also!. Ateir 6 p.m.966.8247. 1966 DORAL Bow Rider (blue & white) 3.8 litre, stern drive, inboardfout- board. &sealer, am/fm cas- sette, includes heavy duty trailer, 58900. Call 905- 479-0797 days; 905-509- 0647 nights. 1966 Sunray Mirage, 25' aft cabin, sleeps 4, 260 Mercruser, $22,000 o.b.o. 985-8811 or 985.7506. PROP b SKEG REPAIRS - Fibreglass supplies, West System Epoxy, boat paint. Oshawa Glass Fibre Pro- ducts Ltd., 341 Durham Crt., Oshawa, 905.579.1433. ®� 1976 Dodge Molorhome. 86,700 original miles. 6 matching 6 -ply radial tires, 4 pc. bathroom, sleeps 6. I dge, propene or electric, 3 -burner stove• electric vent Proper* furnace, air con., hot water healer, kitchen sink, 440 moor, real wood nt, microwave, new batteries, cruse con- tra, asking $7950 985- a039. 400 a,,....., AVAILABLE from May tat in Whey Apartment Budding. Spacious, carpeted newly painted aper tent with Bal- cony. Close to Bus, Shop- Ping. hopping. All Utilities Included. No Pets. 2 Bedroom. $725.00 Call 430-0134. BASEMENT apartment, Church/Hwy 2, possession June 9. cable, microwave. $450 first last all utilities. Cal 683-8237. HWY 2/Westney, large 1 bedroom basement apart- ment, air condiboning, parking. nor! -smoker, $650 inclusive firsVlast. Available July I. (905)427-6406 IMMACULATE basement apt. Available July 1 , 1 bedroom . new appliances, C/A, includes all utilities, laundry, parking, cable, non-smoker, first / last pets negotiable. $575. month, 721-2676 JULY 1. Two bedroom apartment, 3 floors, back- yard, central Oshawa, $750 el Inclusive, 579-1936. LARGE 2 bedroom 6420 plus hydro. June or July 1. Rosensath area. 15 min. Noxi t or Cobourg. 430- 8732, 432-3987, 905362- 306® alke 7 P.m. WHI11Y - BLUE WATER PARK 1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom, 3 appliances. 101 KATHLEEN ST. W. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 7, Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5 905 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED. 309 Cordova Rd. also available 1 8 2 bedroom located at 946 damson SL No pets Please can 579- 2387 or 576x724. 2 bedroom in village of Colborne. (1/2 hr. drive E. of Oshawa). Goan, bright wailo g distance to stores. school bus at door, lodge, stow. parting. laundry, >r runty building. play -- SW plus uMse. Second month tree or new Irving - room carpet to qualified Isnant. 905-344-7317 be- fore7 p.m. only. ADELAIDE /MARY - Brght 3 bedroom apt on 2 lev*ts wdh surroom. k- ckrdes heat & wake. S900mon4h. 7236493 or 9660349. AJAX - Berrtll naw are bedroom basement aprt- ment leprae entrance. parking, laundry- Full kitcf- en, 4 poe. bath, no Pmts. non smoker. 5660 inclu- sive. 6113.3665 AJAX - 401 - imm. 2 br $650 1 br bttt5enlertt $550 Car 428-8406 or 416-286.6732 AJAX - ore baloan sparttrertt. oP eoor of haw. briglWeWn, private, entrance, kKNO aatrs. parlift utiMies included. Some torld lye 699-0941 of 6316676. Whssemp"m 2. two bedroom basewent apart- tnsrrt kfacen, priwN at- tranoe, use elf Iraldry bc& fft atOrape, close o Go and 401. $740 , I'-- rmg uklles. Cal Jim low 619- 2069 PWM% . - NdOft WHY FW dela . 2 bll+ 1 bdim. ba96nrent a psutirwit, cera l air. 1mRge. - NO DOWNPAYMENT. cwfi" for SM per month. 9058 WISM9 AJAX modem cleat one bedroom baserrlekt apt., extrhfral ar/cmfrall vac. sap. entrance, non- smoker. $600 mo. nchnive. Avail. July 1. References. Wool- neyrHwy. 2.606-2067 UbMAWA LARGE 3 bed- room apartment 6 ap p r4kidmg laundry 2 AA baths. 14DO sq.R air canbbonng, intercom, Parking Clow to lake. $90fYrnonth. Cal to view 725-9991. LARGE one bedroom be" woo. apartment. close to Go and Town Centra. $750 nckisiw Available July Ist 420•-7196 LIVERPOOL, near Go. 3 bedroom man floor of bur- gaiow. July 1. Cal (906)686-7729 aftm 6p.m. or leave message. LIVERPOOL Rd. South area. 3 bedroom lown- htouee, available August I. fussiest $870 plum unties, pl a cal (9W4830-4446. LUXURY sprtnent, oar• fral location. spacious lay- out. 2 bedroom. lee►piace. Moab patio and prkerg, move. Indge. dishwasher. washer 8 dryer. Available Jury 1. sawniontt al n- dumive. 725-2970. ONE BEDROOM base - own ase - ow nt aprt ent wakout o deck. Arlt' broadloon , gas **ON*. available Jug 1. (906) 427-4310 I"" neesaIs OSHNNA Sear91 trod hwiaa. 1 btkm - $5% 2 bdrm - $619. a66nAfrpf skim Irt- dudes beet. able, hot we - W. POWs row Towel Pays hydro. p"700 CLEAN family building. cishimine north, one , two txtdroom incudes : Mast, hydro, Iridgs, sow. Lata - dry fatilAss available. 7232094. OSHAWA. badialor apt, inclusive. $420. available lifmared. 2 bedroan . $646 , rpfg,.wna elean � bold' 906 s7b7590 Bober OSHAWA, aural 1 bard- room-Oaesrmhr ren O.C., It es. (906)564-1561. PICKERING'- 3 bedroom upper level, laaregeeNykittch en - w and Town Centre, $1000 inclusive. BW7594. PICKERING Village - availabie July 1. Large Int dies bachelor ground Moor apartment. Busee/Go Train at door. Suit angle Occupant. $6Yo/mon6tly. Katie, 8868/80. PICKERING VILLAGE, Lincoln Street, 2 bedroom basement apartment, 3 pc bath, parking, nice yard, available July 1 1675 monthly. Excel Property Management 404-a864. aubful 1 bdmn be I., separate entranc Pets. non amok ail. July 1. Works rson Preferred.. ""782 82 WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think'"" Cal Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 66831100 or (905) 666-3211 3 BEDROOM main floor, trudge, stove,dshwasher. $900 . utilities. References required. Call (905) 686- 5519. 3 BEDROOM main floor, kdge, stove.dshwasher. $900 . utilities. References required. Call (905) 686- 5519. r I AJAX - 4 bedroom , main PICKERING. Whites Rd floor laundry. June 15. 401 area.Irg. 1 bdrm bsmt $1200 . utile (905)294 - fa quiet non smoker. sep. 5010. (905) 619-3611, ent parking CIA, $550 mo. Leave message. inclus". available July 1, (905) 831-1282 PICKERING- 401/ Brock. New professionally built basement apt separate entrance.all facilities in- cluded, non-smoker. Avail- able wnmedately. furnished Of non furnished. 4271241. PICKERING large. a/c. 1 bedroom basement apt BOWMANVILLE - just east two storey, 4 bed- room, 2.5 baths, 5 ap- pliances. 2200 sq.ft.. dou- ble garage, large country W. $1200 + ubl. No pets/ smokers. References Avad. July 1. 623-4428 or 987- 5248• ask for Carol OSHAWA - 3 bedroom semi. overlooking lake, close to Sports Complex. Avail. July 1. $M. utilities. Cam (905) 966-26"76. PICKERING - L,verpod Gtenanna. 2 . 1 bedroom house. SOW per month Plus unities. Istilaat avad- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4,1999 -PAGE 23 PICKERING near Go. , Main floor 3 bedroom, shared laundry, parking for l n 2, ackxww. $1036 Fray RENT TO OWN last. Available July 1. 420-- 8308, RENOVATED HOME Whitby- main floor, 2 bed- rooms, skylights, pets at - right, prefer single working or retired woman, $575 in- cludes all utilities. Excellent accomodation for the right person. 7235281. RENTERS- Own your own home for less than 5600 per month. Cal John Anis, Sales Rep., Remav Summit Reaf y. 905-668-3aw WHO says you cannot afford to buy a house? 3 bedroom townhouse car- ries for S460mordh (P 8 1) 3 bedroom bungalow carries for $780 /month (Pill) plus more. Cal Mark Stapley R& ax Accord 57&3111 or 696474 near Go. All utilities inck,d. able July Ist (905) 839- SELL R NOW ad. $600' month. First 6 last 2923 and references required. CALL Preferred prole ssional 683-=7 woman and non-smoker, no pals. 831-3665. NEAR Gtet Gersh ! Terror TerwNre v 6esuuuerrse a tie! awswsNy MOVES 12000YOU IN Live Free for 4 swells wtte you build your down, Payment Oke, term, oredalowsubjed to chewer wxlewt urUcr. KAO.B. G Canad rhP RP CAPITAL Properties would like lo offer you the best in Oshawa Living. Specious 2 and 3 bedroom town homes. Starting at $700. Call Lamy or Cathy 579.2149 NOW 430Rooms For Rent LARGE three bedroom townhouse, newly decorat- ed. 1 5 baths. garage. 4 appliances. walkout bass. merit N W. Oshawa $850 . hydro. 723-6712 affair 5 apartrrent. hardwood Boors throughout.Durham Windows and Doors dos* to buses, schhoob 8 shhopping. ,lily 1. $780 all inclusive. 579- 1646. men.. Oshawa. �.2 brings showroom toyour door bedroom basmment apart- meht $680 mantly plus 1/ 4 udibss. irserIasL My 1 possession. Call (705) r� 277-1311. SPACIOUS 1 -bedroom, available July 1, separate entrance. parking, heat water, hydro. fridge, slew. latxedry. $695 firawamt. 721-0919 nor -smokers peebrred. SUBLET - ler July I. two bedroom apt. 2 batt, 5 appliances. soerium with walkout, Ent floor, 1655 Px:iwng Parkway call 427-7660. TAUNTONrrownlirw quiet targe one or two betd- toom apt. pnvab drr4*. or, franc*. patio, newky reno- vasal, fridge. stove. ar con.. suitable for working single or couple. Sorry no pet. $6505650. leave mea sage 576-4667 TOMLIN TOWERS, Taunton Rd E. Oetewa. 1 bedroom condo. innJuides kdge. sive, padmg. hent 6 hydro. 1 at 8 last 5660 mane!. now avedable 728- 11091 TWO bedroom basement apt. separate a nfrance. 5669/mo. plus usless and cable Available wri e- dialli y . No pleb, non- anoker. Pickeeng. 619- 1509 or 4162660649. UNDER new manage- ment. So Ontario Street. C 1bol - 45 nwwwo east of Oshawa redecaraled, Large 2 bedroom, laundry. parldn9, appkaross, silo r- ia. Attractive to seers, $643 plus utilities. Cal au- prnWndernt Doug or Slhr- ley at (905)365-5712. WESTNEY / 401. studio apt wish eat in ldll:lhen, kg. / sow, 4 pc. batt dome o 4o1. Go train, nor-rnoket preferred, available nrnted , $600 al ox*Wio, but / ImL 427-0173 WHITBY - i -bedroom aparfrnsnt, Simperase et- Werics, laundry 4cifbms, parking. infrlast, nlrllennc- es. Narrtakw, no pests. Available innmiably. ow kchniv*. (906)420- 2612. WHITBY basement bachelor spollmilint. 1 Mock form Go train, Mmab erwt-- , . foundry fneiiYes. $426 ..Kmv l a Call SW 7634. WHITBY, Sailwirds Con - co* 1 bedroom 5900, June 15, 2 bedroom $1100, ,Ally 1, 2 bedroom $1250, Au- 1tuet. No -am k.rs, no Palms. refreoss. Please leave nessage at 5784452. Cr - d Norris, R&Wax Reflec- tion. WHITBY, 1 bedroom par- Wilem Willy lumished basement apt, suitable to quiet. worting mature person. S600/monthly, available immediately. Also small 2 bedroom apartment $650 month, available July I. (906) 500.9913. Left, Wayne Hutchison will bring his Mobile Showroom to your home. At right, Inside you'll find his display of TECH WELD 2000 WINDOWS Wayne Hutchinson brings to the replacement window and door business a new and long overdue feature. It's a Mobile Showroom which just may be the only one in Canada. "The day is gone when you carried some brochures and a sample window to a customer's home," explains Wayne. "So I obtained a retired North York Mobile Library truck and installed interior walls along with all of / my window samples." When you call Fr THIS Durham Windows and Doors for a free estimate, Wayne will show up at your door, with his Mobile Showroom which you'llEVI enter by way of a sliding patio door. WIN Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which h1l;-i- free to operate and you'll also discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going outside. ""After being in this business for 18 years, I can honestly say these are the finest windows on the market," says Wayne. "They're tripled sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." If you so desire, you can also choose the Low -E -Glass which filters out the ultra violet rays keeping your home cooler in the summer and eliminate the fading of your curtains, drapes and furniture. All of the windows come with a lifetime warranty JUNE and a ten year guarantee Ion the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to rH know that he does all of the estimates RY personally, eliminating the cost of a salesperson 1 0 W "I also, along with a helper, do all of the installations," he says. 'This is to ensure that every customer gets a high quality job done at the best possible price." Durham Windows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa or phone (905)-579-2222. r f.J Vmvl Window Desljzns Ltd. PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1995 4 1 - e • 1 500: AAA above average quiet. well tumished room. 110- soN401. On bus line. $80t week includes TV, cable, ulibbes. parking. 725-0416 AJAX, convenient location, steps to at hopprg and bus- es, use of kitchen, barbe- cue and laundry 5350 monthly or S85 weekly,. Nonsmoker. call John (416)BM-2831 or Michele ")619-6&M LARNE FUMN*� WHIM Vft walk-in closet in large home, including shower w/ jaaaai. all bedding d low- sk. Concession 7/VVestney Rd. Avail. Now. $400Jmo. Call alar 3 p.m. 649-5134 ONE FURNISHED room. unfurnished rooms 905-831-2395 PICKERING Single room, with cable. use of kitchen. walk to Pickering Generating Station. Go. PTC $340 per mo. 517o. briwa idy Phone 420.431a PICKERING. includes private Lae of 5 pc bath- room. shared tawdry. kacMn famMoom. asking $375 mo quiet non -amok - ng female preferred. avail- able vaiable immediatty. 4262196 PICKERING- Quiet non- srnoke. nor 2 private rooms with full beth. A1C, share equip. Kitchen.Laundry & deck.Near GO- Call a37- 0566. ROOM FOR REFIT With large private Nv- elgroom, share bath & kitchen d laundry $475.00 420-7418 ROOMS FOR RENT Par Month or Week Whites Rdi Oklahoma Clean, bright house in lieu required No smokers Hydro staff welcome MS)4204X)42 450 :::=->.;_ ABSTAINER 1 PERSON to share wflh same in furnished Townhouse near Pickering Town Centre for more irlfor- matron please call Dar1eM at 905-686-9286 AJAX- Room ler ren; in condo. stared tacibbes. look xg ler a quiet non- smoker Available mme- tFaWy. 54001 month 427- 0066. FEMALE has hone to share with same, non- smoker, $400 month. Im- 41inscate occupancy re- quired. cam (416) 267-7576 FEMALE with horns to elvfre.Avulable to non- smoking samesAw / awreh.lmrredrab oeeuparn- ey avdabb.Cal (416) 287- 7576. WORTH OSHAWA, 3 III 'i" , hire to share fe0 h one otter parson 5360 per rnollif plias 112 LA& Ilse, dose b hiss i sflop- lping, Phoer anVia 435- a264 PICKERING - Whitea/401, loons in 4 bedroom house, own 4 pea. bait no smok- I g. no pets. $400 per o yvonxna FFwwsylaat requred. 'tient 420.3626. OICKIERIW 3rd bloc , share kiction, avail" im- rrne"" contact Iters at WO -9668. 4 Months Free Ren- yj)Ownown Oahawa, 400 - Ili= sq. R available. Park- ing and great exposure. asst renal rates. Cal 434- 2447 or 665-4132. IDSHAWA- commercial business or prole -1 ofoes. Across from lJbrary 10 City NO. Erltle wall es s125dnio. Lynne Trin Sales Rep., NRS Realty Orta Inc. 4361600. CORNER store for rent at 4 comers Oshawa. Plenty of private parking, reasci able rent Also beautiful of- fice on second floor 725- 8710 DOWNTOWN Whitby, Dundee St Approximately 400 sil h. office and up to 2500 sq.R bay space. C-3 zoning. Cal 656.3361 SPACIOUS unit available inrnedialely. Ideal for office and warehouse. 1200 sq. fl. of open concept two offic- es, reception area, kitchen- ette, central air, and more. Easy access to 401. Call (905) 4332512. 3 BEDROOM cottages. wa- teAront on Rice Cake, fully turntshhed. by the season $1800. monthly s000 (705)696-1323 BARRY'S BAY- H K Cot- tages, boats. beach. fishing. unpolluted water, store, take-out. playground on premises. May/June dis- count. 1-613-75&2746 FENELON Falls, lake front. 3 bedroom. modern wmw, all conveniences. 5 minions to bwn. $450 weeidy No pets. (905)623- 7637 KAWARTHA VACATION (Peterflao ares) Clean, cozy. rider -sided two bed- room lakefront cottages Good fishing. swimming. boats. $5�36 weekly June specials - 5175 weekend' 5395 weekly ;705) 877- 2159 LAND 'O' Lakes. one bedroom 5349iweekty two bedroom $449/weekly cot- tages RAN equipped 3 pce bath. gas BBC. mi- crowave. screened room. boat Excellent smim - . to" 8 walking tails. Video. Cal after 3prn 636 0695 SOUTH of Minden. Dave Lake. Private, 3 plus bed- room. ndtdes television. peddle boot a canoe. $450 WOO" . Colt (9%)509-- 9913 TWO bedroom house- keeping cottages ler rent great fslrg. rule of Osha- wa 350migrit 906fie6- 6452. CLEARWATER - fuly V- I Mel d arc conditioned trio_ bite homes clubhhouae heated pool*. fat tubs, len- res. close b beaches and mapr attractions photo* shown in your home Children wNcome. ler than 11 Cal (905)683- r 906)6635 GORGEOUS - 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse cordo, close to famous Clearwater beach. pod. W cuzzk. BBQ. private yard. available Now - Dec for nb and lc .new photon 6669646 or 579-3788 S LEVEL eiWapit 5 bed- rooms, 1-4 pr-, 1-3 pr., 1- 2pc. bathrooms), air, oorutal vac, double getup. eMG- Irorec preps door, In - ground pod. Close to All amenities. Very clean. Great rei�tbolsllood Fleiublia obait4 Asking $16e,0ffa. Iso Goodasi n. 432-1689. C011RTICE - 2,600 sq. R fully inislked. 5 lwel cid► split, quiet rrphba+[wod, in-law ppuatawt1 bo mmy features to Not Reduced to $179,900. 432-40o1 ATTRACTIVE 4 bedroom Norrie an ravine wixk creak oak sons, french doors, woodsbve, walkout fin- illled roc -room to private landscaped yard with rock gardens, pool. fish pond, spnidder system, $163,11W. Whiby 9056868452. R $500 Down. Why tint? When you tart own a brand new 3 or 4 badloOln sin* deladrod home on large Id. Cal . t,ilaliAs•�ri'e v s tA• • r 8 a• r�we r FIRST TIME BUYERS' Beautiful large brick semi. Mary and Wood Streets, duplexed. works very well. Upper apartment - gor- geous, two bed.. two Moors. $750 per mo. Good tenants - will stay. Lower aper- tmenL 3 bed.. two floors. dry basement rented for $785 per mo. in 1990. Completely renovated. Bright and clean, parking for 4 cars, garage. 200 amp., excellent adfoning semi neighbours. $117.500. Mortgage less than 5200 per mo. with 5% down 579-6945 FROM $69.900 Brant new 1,2.3 bed. suites. condos. Up to 1442 sq tt, Bungalow style. Call 623-6549 MUST BE SCLC' owner transferred Save Real Es- tate commission, 44 Rosa- " Cres. Waverly area. Bowmanvile. Near all amenbes. 4-beoroom. badkscrt, kitchen overlooks familyroom w/fireplace, newer carpets. single car garage, rod new last yaw Occupancy negotiable. 697-2234 all offers con- sidered OPEN on*sideredOPEN HOUSE- Private, as day until dark Wed. June 7. Charming country 2 bed- room cupboard bungalow, hardwood Moors. fireplace. 1/2 acre lol. parklike sef- ting. backing onto green- belt Asking $136.000. Macre offer. posaibie few - Cali asawtance 1602 Hwy. 2 Couatce. OSHAWA - Near Oahe" Centre 3 bedroom lown- hare, living room. dtrerg room, large est in kgclwe with walkout 10 backyard. two extra bedroars in bassnrrent t V2 bar. W rape skive. Midge included, Cave to ore arrhemsee. Great starlsr. Asking 69-0.000 Cam (e05) 774- 3740 PICKERING, J. Soddy Silver Spruce. 3 bedroom. audio loft central s. A vec. upgraded broadloom up- graded pgraded oaram acs, in Iutchal . freplate. walkout to large deck window coverings. gas range and 64 as 9 ix - tures included 5240K pot- waft nrwaft Open house Sat 3 Sun 12 - 4 p m 420-6514 Trldel Cordomrrum Pick- ering 1 bedroom - solan- um. Aprox 150 000 sq IL Penthouse Sole. East view $146.000 Cam 420.7140 WHITBY. $94 900 Super cisan 4bedroom. newer wiraows. walkout to deck will carry for $820 including Taxes with 5% down Ted Houghton Remix Summit 668-3900 WATERFRONT CAMINMMTY, 2 acre Iia in beekikr Part Ferry. Lod 1156,000.. Call 14 Estates. 427-WW0 4262215 1113600 fill priced Seclud- ed wooded Trader lot fpod road. sandy beady, de a% 1,2 IV ria Ofshawa (410431-1555 19N Fad Ell "' to Can version Van, row tabun 302 miolm with 1 yr. war- ranty, captain chairs. tv C.B. radio, amlfm Caseeae double air Con.. dual gar tanks. trader hitch brake system, custom light pada age, power wrwlowe ant locks. cruise (artol, sleepy 4. Florida van, never sear worrier. Excellent condition Certified, $9.395. 438-161( or 6660049. GLENDETTE 12x40 ow bedroom, 3 yrs. old or beautiful established lot wear Caboug. Lob of ex tras. Estlmated value $50,000., will "I to $29,000 tonne. 1-606446 8840 Roy P9& RED SETTER RESORr- Trent River near Havelock. Excellent campground. targe fully serviced sites from Slre&season. Cottag- es 2.3 bedroom from $330 - $375. 1-905.436.0807 or 1-705-778.3096. AAA Consulting 3 Loan. Financial consulting Serv- me lex any purpose. A80 LOANS. Auto, emergency, consolidations, vacations. furniture. Fiat lime borrow- ers, business. etc. Good or Bad Credit. Bankruptcies welcome. 8'30 am-9*00pm Mon -Sat. 416-630-0012. BORROW $10.000 pay as little as $110 per month . o.a c. Free consultations. Anubs Investments Ltd. Mortgages and Loans since 1973 6687200 MONEY problems? Debt consolidations, credit ar- rangements, personal budget planning. credit re- pair. FREE CONSULTA- TIONS. Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor- onto) 433.1425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. 1C6aew To111fr Life Fwerer Daae MWi•p DeUatr laacea Sales Peopkffin"proneuraJNeMorkin People who we tired of routine jobs and censers earn whale you learnt We will train you how to develop a 510,000 income in 30 days, and a m'Ifion dollar in less than a year, based on profit sharing. Calm 11wwn to Qaali" (416) 96846112 PICKERING Hair Salon requires working Partner, to take over 50 % of eatab- lishmenl business. Call (905) 839-23055 for even- ngs 3 (905) 839-9372 ler days. SELL 1T NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 SELLING YOUR HOME? EARN extra -one,' onv a Inquire about our coin of hours Monday - HOME FOR SALE Friday. home based busi- ness in charge of door to PACKAGE door sales Call Vic 7x"-7'-468' 683-0707 TIME FOR YOUR FAMILY AN YOURSELF .You can have it all.... with Shaklee.You wduld like to work out of your home. You're career - minded but feel Stuck in a dead-end job.You're searching for asafisfying. lucra- tive career ,II you fit any of these descnp- tpns, you owe It to yourself to look at the Shaklee Opportunity - the business opportun- ity of the 90's. Fo r appointment call (905)686-1117. Mon.-Fri.9-5pm. ... > ....I: RECIPIENTS and Payers having difficulty with the Ministry of Attorney Gener- al's Office receiving Child Support or payments not being processed on time, please call 721-0079 leave name number. • 1 BILL'S SWIMMING Lesson's ,semi private and private, relaxed back yard atmosphere, great instruc- tors giving individual in- struction , competitive pnc- as.427-3135 AT LAST- That special someone s waiting ler you to call now. Don't be lonely anymore. 1000's of men and women wanting to talk to you. Call 1.900-451- 3534 ext. 607. Si 9almin 18. TENDER SEALED TENDERS will be received in the envelopes provided by the undersigned until 11:00 A.M. Local Time on the specified closing date. TENDER T95-37 Supply a3 Installation of Hollow Metal Doors at Various Schools. CLOSING DATE: Tuesday, June 20, 1995 A BID DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED Tender documents will be available from • e Purchasing Department. "he Lowest or any Tender not necessarily accepted. J M. Homeniuk, C.P.P., CPPD Manager of Purchasing The Durham Board of Education 4)0 Taunton Road East Nhrtby, Ontario 1-1R2K6 A -'ACTIVE worlung s ngie wrote mals, ssMti g rorlang pates female. 28- 35 635 vrs.. lot " Ierm rslt ,onvwf P40y l%tie 66171. Oshawa Whsft This Weak, 00 Boa 481. Ceham L1H 7L5 EXOTIC Picky iwe Zak 1- 416976-9447. Hol Joy rn- want Ywe action 1-416476- IM .416476tM StUca1, 18. FREE YotautrNNm of ••...'r t Psychics know au N 141111145141538 EA 2532 S3 4W111. tAattt. 18 yrs. Newcal Ltd. (602) 9S4-7420 >-UNNING Judsy open need call 1-416-976- 10 -41697610. Donna discreet no -r awn 1-4169769666 lcal 16. THERE ARE NO PROBLEMS! Sincere guwancs 8rrough tarot 6 arvoyance. talc prrvaw. 1 an 1, with 91fled Psycfres. 1-900-451-3004 ext 581 $3 98/min 1a. nwrt:LLRS / GOLF- ERS save Sit tap b 50% on world wide green lees and accommodatiom. air fatecar renals, cruises , etc lot more detaib tall ANOT, NUF W CJM'AU., ts, Gaataoyarto.. Live 'sychica. 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Brough to you by the following funeral homes: McIntosh -Anderson, Armstrong, W.C. Towne, McEachnie, Martino & Sons, Moms, Northcutt -Elliott, eas 1g:Deaths SANDERSON MONUMM CO. LTD. Manufacturers of cemetery and civic memorials since 1872. 11 showrooms cw home appointrncrw available Darlene Bonner (905)427-4366 1x 1 (800) 461-0282 32 old Ki"esr Rd. Alm SEUJNG YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it acrm Region CaU Classifieds at 683-0707 or 683-7363 Accettone THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4,1995 -PAGE 25 e BAKER, Wally Saint Christopher Baker, beloved son of Wafly and Gloria Baker of Burstall, Saskatchewan, passed away on Sunday, May 28th, 1995 at the age of 14 years. He also leaves to cherish his memory a brother and sister, Ab Baker and Ivy Baker, both at fame; grandparents, Wally (Elsie) Baker of Ricfrriond Hit, Ontario. Lorraine Baker of Ajax, Ontario, and John (Mary) Campbell of Taylor, British Columbia. The funeral service was held in the Burstall Community Hall, Burstall, Saskatchewan on Friday June 2nd, 1995 at 2:30 p.m., with Pastors, Mark Tiefenbach, Hellmul Noelle, and Shane Andrus officialing. As an expression of sympathy those wishing to remember Wally Baker may do so with a gift to the Wally Baker Memorial Trust Fund with proceeds to be directed for the acquisition of a bus for Burstall Students Transportation, Go Burstall Credit Union, P.O. Boll 130, Burstall, Saskatchewan, SON OHO, Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the Saamis MEmonal Funeral Chapel, 'The Chapel in the Park'. 'A Member of the Golden Rule'. Should you wish any additional Information, please telephone (413)528-2599. SHE'S HERE TO STAY! Graham & Charlene Bloom (nee Kavanagh) are pleased to announce the arrival on May 24, 1995 of their daughter Rebecca Anne - age I1 months. Thanks to all who prayed for our miracle from God. . rlrs re��.ee lDtw.yyi//t.��iB►xri.l^.iit IEli 707 sead aur aws 4fewpolassilissaw millaitws hells >~ CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, "Expect More From Sears" flyer, on page 13 the Panasonic fax/phone stock #16806 does not come with a built-in digital answering machine as stated in the copy. For our 32 page "Expect More From Sears" flyer, Sale Prices Start Thursday, June 8 and end Wednesday, June 21 st, on page 20 the Roadhandler Touring Tire and Guardsman Plus Tires have no "end of sale date" on them. "Sale Prices End June 10th." We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. PAGE 2&TRE Nzm ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 41"S ome mprovement SILVER CARPET & RUGS SALES • SERVICE • MISTALLATiON • INCREDIBLE �' CARPET �+ AT Closer"• INCREDIBLE PRICES varr cul SHDWWM�+ -For Free Esfimates CALL- SILVER CARPET & RUGS 6834292 (AJAX) PICKERING APPLIANCE PARTS & SERVICE BLACK & DECKER * LAWNMOWERS 40 616910 NEWO -818900 B'aQ MULCH 'N MOW HEDGE TRIMMER from 839"-879J0 A■ obo.. IIws awry a 2 year %A -ay •Ra000d0swod A Factory Seconds (905) 428-5590 777 KINGSTON RD. WEST EAST END TOPSOIL Quality * Top Soil * Triple Mix * Peat * Manure * Aggregates 61 CARFM " AREA RuGs • VwYL Corner Stone Flooring cep 10999 UNGSTON RD. (%5)420-0435 "In the Furniture Mall behind the Olive Garden" BARRYMORE' S 3 Room Carpet Sate'. BEST E R F/E< G FACTORY O LTD. STOPI Can't bow otA lhill old sols or o vii GMs k now TTe p„I�iH%: dlo roilpil a ► s d I w/i furs crew ousts tunrkrn. otar�ilrtoA NMosrrrr er.rti.Ill.tla s,.dlylwlhtq Yrt_TX_1tW IpuLIwIL.TMr r-41IOaa7/ua. r — — — — — — — — — — — — — I I I I KILPAzPJCK I I 1 CONSTRUCM0IN • HOME IMPROVEMENTS I • BASEMENT APARTMENTS 428-8786 HOME IMPROVEMENTS I ADDrTIONS • 2ND FLOORS • BASEMENT APT. BATHROOMS • PLUMBING • DECKSIFENCES WIRING • TILING • DRYWALL WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES a PICTURES AVAILABLE FULLY INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED I _ _ 97 Church St_ Ajax Z ART GALLERY ?4 1900 DEM ROAD PICHERENG (905) 837-0144 Robert Bateman's Descending Shadows Timber Wolves Order decline June 29t M Come in & see our framed sampie & ask for your special price framed. Pickering Appliance Parts and Service P.N N-oo The Doctor �� Says... ° It's Time For Your Annual (900 W7 -,V2 check Up! • L.Q.B. � p ,� J•ti •Emir Surnwiff PaymFertilizer ents corwallviolw •oma • control 026.75 a •26.75 .'www«t�. -Alp I lllallfo due at 0" or •eros +vt� up to 2JX0 a4 R - 7% (L&T. bdueW *8020707AL Jay Pitroda and wife Nita display the many Black & Decker products prodncta available at their store. Your Moans just wouldn't be the same Jay says the advantage to buying without them Black & Decker is that their products all Toasters, breadmakers, hair of business, Pickering 1 rib's come with a two year warranty dryers, coffee makers, food AmOftnee Paris and 8mvioer et 777 Kingston Rd. S. acme. Motel, also, 1 10%Discount 1 1 when other makers only offer a processors, juicers, the list 1 suck parts for most msaor brands and do one year program. goes an and on. 7 A all of the work right here in our shop or make house calls if neoessw7-" Black & Decker sell everything you year warranty. The shop is open Monday to Friday from 9 anon. to 6 p.m.; Saturday 9 a to 5' "For two years if your But what do you doF need for your home whether it's a p.m. and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 4Ait, aaFM • MM aerlssla nwnsw litem needs to be repaired when they break down? h pmL I• sops esnoen, roios parts and Wbour are Gro ou BLACK So before you decide to throw out that DECKER free," says Jay. -Theres' and bay another one? • additional costs and The aomaer is no' I • says a lot about how PI Appilkooe pynis,, & Decker stands 401kek - their WINDOWS & DOORS (no 579-2222 mmOnLE yI�,yI C""hWY'SslocWn do..a ooa.« . PICiVFiE wlNoows , • BAY i BOW yY1NDOWS • INSURANCE C LAJIM • PATIO DOORS STONDOORS EW C WINDOWS • GLASS i SCREEN W"NE MUTCMINSON am IGPIG ST. IN SALES, SERVICE A O.HAWA. ONTARIO aveTALLATION _LIJ 2u DOORS AND WUgMWS FOR LESS FINANCE TERMS AVAILABLE O.A.C. Thea dowSrboadlI L.rdoItywnEftr.,..ter. PRIM HEATING do AIR CONDITIONING - 24 HOUR PRQMFF SERVICE I AM 11 � S 1 START-UPS II I *49m 11 39"' a. a. a. a� a� • CiotldiliOlwa s • Ftwnam 619-2090 awe a ullce wR banZIMIS ll�iol& Now in their sixth year r- - - - - - - - - - - - - -'WesptalsmaII rge of business, Pickering 1 rib's 1 appliances and we are also an authorized Black &Decker service "We AmOftnee Paris and 8mvioer et 777 Kingston Rd. S. acme. Motel, also, 1 10%Discount 1 1 centre." says technician Jay Pk"da. from Moody# sell refurbished 1 suck parts for most msaor brands and do Blade & Maw products, all with the two I � �L NEW NISTOMERSI all of the work right here in our shop or make house calls if neoessw7-" Black & Decker sell everything you year warranty. The shop is open Monday to Friday from 9 anon. to 6 p.m.; Saturday 9 a to 5' • sods uMoscaraw 1 Comm oseraM snEnApate sr • ,saucrrahs I need for your home whether it's a p.m. and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 4Ait, aaFM • MM aerlssla nwnsw i household appliance, tools or lawnmowers pmL I• sops esnoen, roios and lawncare implements. So before you decide to throw out that I• aeTaMa TAPAU 1 broken appliance have Pickering I ALL WOOL WiNIAMM I Applfaace Parts and Service* bring it 1 FM -snug I back to life. Visit their store or call (905) I — M 404-MM-MM1 44590. — — — — — — — — — — — —— TRANSPLANTED Englist gent, 57, divorced, 58•, 17( lbs., employed, no dpen• dents, great sense of humour, dedicated, ly Batt erman, loves animals, enjoys readaq, semi castle music, occasional drinker, smoker, cal my mailbox. SV 1092(OSM PROFESSIONAL father of two, family-oriented, non. smoker, seeks loving, thoughtful, romantic woman for a possible long-term relationship, must have a sense of Ipmriour and pas- sion for fie. SY ION GENTLEMAN, 58, divorced, non-smoker, non- drinker, enjoys all types of activities, seeking a lady, age unimportant, who's honest and sincere, for friendship and companion- ship. SY 1095 (OSHA EMPLOYED, single father of 2. white, 38, loves kids, outdoor sports, lag walks, movies and just sitting home and cladding, lookirg for female. If you want to get together for friendship, possible relationship. SY 1096 HANDSOME, sincere, easy-going, single male, asmbished, no da;1 11 Ma, 34, 67, 190 lbs., seeking an attractive, considerate, loving female with no dependents, 27.34, to sloe in love and No. SY 1097 EASY-GOING, attracti ve, white male, 31, medium build, blueeyed, brown heir, rice personality, indal dent t you ie iruI is in meeting someone special and you we into good tars like camping, dancing or a day out, call. SY 1090 (OSH) and fun-bvirg single white male, 38, 5'10'. 160 lbs., enjoys music, downhill string, lan- nis, bib riding, Naas walks, bororg lex a all tannest fermate who lies to tough, for friendship leadmg to a relationship SY IM PROFESSIONAL, single, white male, 6'3-, interests camping.,outdoors fishers female. Looking or n e white 1100 (OSH) FGOINl affectionate male, 55, separated, 5'6', smoker, social drinker, enjoys Quist Wool nature and music, seeks a female, 40+, friends, possble nee. taanship, SY 1101 (OW ONCE bitten and a fele shy, divorced, it sim male, 28, humorous, intelligent with varied in***, looking or without dapendarate and waking, who thinks wean nmvie. SY 1102 (OSit)Sally was a � SENSITIVE, professional make. 29. It bin eyes, llin- nng brown hair and witty sense of humour, seeking an active, Calling leminis, 26- 33, wM Christian tools, who enjoys nakre, I; o-asaaih and long drives. SY I= �25, seiks kinds, rskilions* looking IN honesty 11 and *me*. Sr NEW to Oshawa, 5'6•, blonde, hair, hair, blue elook- at on togfor a draw, ou�tdoors�. ill" bmKuourhe �,ewoffaw�s wa4 oMATURE•t•, 1- TO DNA 40. f ssional, wild* i imets, 30.42, in Memd- rerlwtion�sAip-ibSY 1167 GEp Nka", 45, tea, lows kids, critters, good friends, bag links, telt of music and simple acts of kindness, for same. 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For persona 19 years of age and over. �, single mala, 56, smoker, 6',1810 lbs., enjoys movies, country, home, shrug and taring, seeking a slim, fit single, caring lend/ /tat will to have real love and is ebb b love in ratan. SY file FAMILY man, 41, Mer of two, looking for that special lady, 3040, must be a non- smoker, ill r , a positive atttade and a reel passion lex fie, for friendship. possi- ble term relatioonsship. SY III GEMIN, attractive, sngle white male, 32, 6'2', 160 lbs., seeks a tall, very attractive, single, white Ismaate, 27-32, non-smoker, non-drinker. no dependents, for Mia xw ,possible raw- Ionehip. SY 1122 (OSH) ARE you out there? Professional, attractive, white mak, 41, with many One qualities In offer a pret- ty. slim My, 32-45. Call me. I'm that spacial parson. SY 1123 (OSI) HUMOROUS, singe, white arae, 25. ST. fit with beck hair, green eyes, enjoys travel, movies, long walks and dining out, seeks female, 20-30, to enjoy summa log I and possi- ble brg4wm ralatioruill SY I IN (0" DARE Devi, sigke, while arae, good looking, 24, ci- ao performer, looking for angle, white hmok, 2025, ready for a relationship, WASt low b trawl (due to job). so please • rias a cal. sY 112i whits male, 35, enjoys lie weekends at this cotlspe dining out a t just renting Imowins, looking br a swan whits Insists, 21-31, with mann imlrsnit SY 1112 BLACK sake, wry hwW- nttmen gppm d cook lows and 4llow s*mk �7 - keel ft fu llando aYrrf1a111ai+- E. white mals, 26, irltraated In Musk. sports sad Gem aolAmk bokkv ter a sbgls, salla bmab, aIand calktg, Must haw no dnpeadnnts SY TALL, attractive. white mala, 32, Jewish, sa- and Coft bO g Ir w kdydy. Wh norwislisr, 22,96, ter mr- 11 on aitild okay. By SINGLE white male, 31, 170 b, boom fhak, haws laws and morogn- naoue, wtjop t OUft my woman, all op spats, air., seeldnhg a single, white IN Wk. 2434, s11rr and Mtractive, with same quai- tin SY 1110 (OSH) HUMOROUS, single, white male, 40 years young, no - dependents. easy-going and down-to-oarth, enjoys outdoors, live music and quiet everN+gs at my cool - try Thome SY 1119 (OSI) EDUCATED, professional. secure, sagacious, very handsome, slim and ele- gant, non-smoker, non- drinker, with moral vallum and no dependents, would Ke to most lady, 39-50, with similar qualities. SY 1121 INTELLIGENT and eclectic single father, 31, enjoys good conversation, allerna- live music and cottage country, wishes to meet a bmele with sirwlr interests, 25.35, for handhhip, possi- bis relationship. SY 1126 EASY-GOING, while male, 32. 6', krv" fabler of two boys, seeking long-term relationship with a petite single female. 25-32, for friendship first must enjoy las ouldoors, be honest and lull loving. SY 1127 P" N sere, of a while pelta lady with long hair, to be Vested like a queen by a very eoneid rate mals, 47, dark hair, 5'5', 135 lbs., hrdworkr, smoker, social dialer, enjoys Britten, this outdoors, animals, good 1108111a humour. SY 1171 SINGLE Itdsw a two, whfb nose, 33, 511% enjoys lhe outdoors. basebal and a soa sae spaciabomm for l to spend to wilt, potable tskewh ship. SY 1121 •AIR b slaw lana suam- mw sun? Single dad. 38, husky wkh long hair, blue ayes. !n1oY playing hal, aarhoeng, aamhpirg and I humorous std Items sone Ws or sed maybe wiz "1130 f0N9 Van attractkre, well eelab- ishad prolationhel, S'10', aldaic and it easygoing and low lids, saaMinlp wry aftecionate, slim, non- alnholttr, etlabitlmed bmok% 34-40. ter a�tt�Win rels- tkenahp. SY Illi (O4I I WAS. 45, 5'Y, while, look- ing to meet sontaona for Ntiardtllip. sy tin (0" 2k while smda, goodrousir bok- ccyd'tng, Itorsebaek ►idmp looking for a aim, while bnheb. SY 1133DOOM _ sin- gle, Mack mac, e&CMIA eoe�tnhokw, wry faintly oei rated, work out 6 days a weak looking for a bask color not impoft fun -lov- ing and looking for good Imes. SY 1134 BLONDE-harred, bk»eyed male, 28, 5'5-, 180 lbs., likes movies, nice dinners and king wa1, A. looking for female. 25-32. country girl for fun limes and long Wmnreetionelap. SY 1135 SNGIE while mala. 28, 6'. 250 lbs., enjoy romantic movies and dinners, long walks snd country music, looking for single, white female, 25-32. with same i joresu. for bag feria role- Ioial SY IIli foslq HONEST and coring mak, 33, separated, down-to- earth, fun -loving, likes movies, quiet wvnigs and good conversations. looking for the same in the orae spe- cial lady. SY 1136 (OSH) HONEST, active and attrac- live single mak, 20, 5' 10-, 170 lbs., enjoys many spats, lag walks, country living and travel, seeking slim, attractive, working lady, 24-30. SY 1139 (" SINGLE, whit mak, 35, 511-, 180 bs, non-smoker, physically fat race looking, enjoys outdoors, country drives, keg walks, movies and golfing, seeks I of , 28-38, for long term rela- lional . SY ll40 fO" NIB JKW I ' , mid 50's. bokirg for snob, tel, in his SO's, a smoker and must be trig and believe comm nicalon is' 1: mteraf, n .star I cin offer sincarF ty, lo�My and lots a arisn- ionL 3Y 23110 INTELLIGENT, attractive Womb, 40. 57, no chil- dm% soler, std al dtidan enjoys quiet lifeslye, nature. music, country sub lot as l�org-Mnm noNb'onship, orb is ea nAlti tg, s09cior- ats and honest sY 2317 T►0° IAr cnvE, int, s•1•, VM I male, alvonoeat fine. sahnlaar, no ti4l" r, � books, movies, bawling, weeMnds at fact cottage, snaking eftcliw, IL non- almokr, 35-45. ST 21111110 CLASSY, oulgoi% sim, odabNalhnd kidy, 40. ST. WAnobd in AWO skiag, ft andel collage go, would in most a sincere, honest al a kin4oSvlirg gM--W L SY 211111111 M ACTIVE. 46. Bwna4 sin 57, neaee of humour, saleking a Wi ppaennlnman who Is snhoere honked and knows what he welts, 40- 50. SY 7JS1(OSH) INDEPENDENT lady, attractive, mid -50's, would Iia to meet cancan genu► man, non-smoker, 55 -arty 60's, let's chat. SY 2359 MW ATTRACTIVE, sem, ou%p 28, lows the outdoors. seeking an established, aQacbm, physically 91. hon- est nal-aarobg mak, 26 40, for friendship first SY 2371 (OSHI) FEMALE, 22, rhon-smoke brown hair, brown -eyed enjoys walks, writing anreading aid the root out looking lex a when male. 22-24. SY 2773 YOUNG looking. single, white fsmake. 29, 5'6', 115 Itis., employed, great mer- est n navies, enjoys slw- natrve music. watching five dance of any Npe• Pig Pod, cyckng and car prag. SY 2374 ATTRACTIVE female, fit. fun -loving, 27, intelligent outdoorsy, single parent seeking an attractive, atWst- ic, honest, established, rugged dak- hired. white male. 28-38, ran -smoke, who enjoys Uhl nand f W in ifs. SY 2375 (OSH) TALL, S'7', slim, very attractive blonds who's loobl for a lorp-temr rels- tiona. ; enjoys Rayst, boat- ing, wing and imine and ice skaateg and more. t you we scrams. 34-42, simile "wrests, take a dhanc�e, I am. SY 2376 (OSIQ ATTRACTIVE, nleligant slim, 47, good sense of huamcur, enjoys dencirg, woral traval, the 041m . look- ing ter h r1s aDm*o man, 47.4 sho wh joys to tier lhitW in Ob, no hand gneiss. SY 27Pti (Out N.OINRRY wish - 31, sih- gle wain, darting Ma over, seeking a Staten man, must low dhiban Itontles, outdoors. not into br oo�woa pw single b ±s wel sNNGLE white ask. 21, browat halt and eyes, wow law wake, movies and is 0 AM wl,mm�. moms w�ilcilawV PROFESSIONAL, aul bous and Intelligent. out" doors loving female. 24, boss ash* , ratadstp and "wail. I intrelI is gNbg b bow me baler, give me a can. SY 2111 INDEPENDENT woman looking for an attractive take. 29, no Aalhlchill noo- ability In have as goo SY 2W M" FEMALE, 19, ST, 115 los., brown hair, green-eyed, ,r university looking for a mole, tstudent 8-25 no hand grnes, well edu- cated goals n He, honest loyal and just likes b go out and have lun. SY 2395 ENGLISH nurse, voluml ng in Latin America seek- ing kind. inteligent, suc- cessful man. SY 2386 �K female, emplged, early 40's, separated. few interests, vrould lie b not sincere, honest. caring, d affectionate male with a oocasroraal good personality, race unimportant SY 2390 FULL -FIGURED woman, enjoys theall tr", quiet romantic Imes, looking for someone compatible, 40- 50, non-smoker, social drinker, employed and romantic. SY 23112 CAREER oriented female. 26, fun -loving, outgoing, C now, who lova sports to outdoors and keg wales with dog. Looking for Christian, independent male, 26-31, with same interate, for friendship And possibleM(OS relationship. SY FEMALE, 41, divorced, seeks a nth -smoking main r n proion for estirg rata - k slip. enjoys dining out dnvig waft in toe park quilt evenaiaga at hone and weekends out. SY 2394 English wider, in 60's, likes travel, toeatre, seeks non-smoking, dean gentleman with sense of gw;;; music. movies, widows. looking for ori 1pft whin ri2SM no d a pbysd Alin affil j or telabwaanw. SY b'erhI but not dumb, 30+, tamale, teaks haws arab oompr- Mail m�osist�i.rtk�atd TALI�ifatpradNit sews wom4 whit, 31, 510r, look - Ing for a malts and slhceis man ter kerrW it and poe• �"bl°tk SEPARATED beliefs. S0, looking lex an understand- ing and ening SeatlMwm. doesn't smoli or drink, files outdoors twld sportsSk. canting and loop adkt, 55- LO KINQ bra rock 45-M mud be honest, aim• are and trustworthy as I M. is looking for a long - No THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4,1995 -PAGE 27 Looking for i Date Tonight term relationship. I enjoy dancing, theatre, country drives and someone to enjoy life with. SY 2400 IDLE mom. long brovwh herr. txorlmeyeQ ST, look. ing for a relationship with a td mala. 27+ SY 2401 ATTRACTIVE, white, artsOan lady. enjoys quiet walks, romantic dinners, soil music, bolarg la Born Againgentleman, age around 40. who enhjolrs the sane. SY 2402 WHITE, Christian Will So. seeks sincere gentleman who's heart is tender for God. SY 2103 (OSH) I DEPE14OW and young at heart profsss+ond single mom, 40, wishes to meet someone who enjoys dal ing, travel, thoroughbred MOM peyang pod. a good movie, riding a rollrcossaw and quiet evenings watch- ing the Jay's. SY 2404 B(L NDE, blue-eyed female, medium quid, sin- ge mom. looking for male, 2634, 611743. must work out, love kids, conversation. homes . est healthy. enjoy most sports and tea out- doors. lace unimportant, no girm SY 2196 DATED wanted for Saturday. June 17th. Ouafieaborm physically it attractive, 36.44, h - rl ork- er who enjoys company of awal:66 i.dy. or* those of WJ nod apply. ntmview. SY 2M6 MAG"L. mystical ledy. 40's, petit. nature lover, aaccaeshal. seeks gentle - wan who liken gr I inlg, calls. 2W cooling and ROMANTIC,att active, sitlple, whits tarsale. 34, 5' slim with sandy bkande tar, bius4yed, no daperhdrrla, I" for a sensitive, affectionate male, 3031, ter serious =go n,ebk0lrap, Rhlom�d t'. pobeaiontd, intlerested in tAat�sd� him, Valid. !melte. 9" mass and conwersafon, 35-45. ST= SINGLE lady looking for ;N sfaight bmabk 40- r5sh0ggttfor hirmddmm rd out- SY 3217 PROFEsS10NAL black d buck male, for iienititltq SY 32H A refined, well-educated ledy, widow, in late 60'n. Nos music, theatre, towel- ing, no dove of mrrhge, seeks Call. latmom cot - loo SY 3220 (COS) OUTGOING, sincere, in good shape, single, white male, 28, non-smoker, enjoys the outdoors. camp, sn4• cyrinq, spall. country and rock music, seeking a female for friendship. SY 3227(O" SINGLE mak. 30's, seeks single lemala, up b 40. SY 3226 STRAIGHT, single, white kmak. 36. wants b expand arde of Iheads. into fiehees. ho nciOsnvp and run. SY 3229 WIDOW, gentleman, in good health, non-smokl nondrinker. enjoys tome life, traveling, romance, holding am . would Nee to most a Chnstan widow with simile interests. SY 4660 (cob) HONEST and deco, easy- going senior, looking for friendship and companion- ship, ejoy slaying hone or gganqout SY Nip 9EIGOR wenn, ST, slim build, good health. looking for non -snooker, tall, fit, sasy-goahg gnlaman, for companionship, who lies quiet timea, occasional dsncing theatre and coun- fly outing. SY em MALE, 57, sim, 170 los., 51'. aivoeceul no duiutam, eaploya 4 enjoys be out- door. very opon-mindled and sidvwhtmms, would me In area M* or couple also have similar w for ptlasbb bmg•Maer �lali n T'1a s7o bear tooling for an oPa d laws t mart WIN les bmY5-M. for dwat rtoomlara ST stn, sik veli Ovals. 34, amployfA 54', 140 utas., Am build, good serve of humour, many interests, bolting b i nee bmeb of allow qui SM app tmrim mbftnob, it meb With�7w A �hurt uW doer, easy touch, seeks a good nerved, fun gal who enjoys a hunt nlll nhasatf9 by sainted candlefight. Clean and discreet. SY i711(D" ARE you a warren duck in a humdru t maniepn kl Ing for a sensual escape and to be purger ed No a lady, this gracious, Wbciorm" and discreet r pante understands. ' SCC311PLE, mid -30'3, seeks other couple for tun and wtoaunlo s, must be open - clean sad discreet. aver.S.nPdwK M (01114 Y ATTRACTIVE female, 28, 5T, 125 bL, blarhde, k)ok- ig for a female In have do - crest encounters with myself and male partner. SY Sm (OSFQ TALL, handsome, light skinned, establidled. Asian . male, attached. would like to meet slim, attractive female under 35, for dis- creet relationship. SY S765 ATTENTIVE, sensitive man invites two adventurous women to explore passion to the power of three. dy FM (ten WHTE M49, 30. looking for an attached lady, any race, 2D45, In put the spark batik into my life, very discreet and clean. SY Sm (DSM STABLE and sincere, gay, wl`Ate female, 36 years old, seeks fernewle lady. 2845. for companionship, good Imes and a possible rela- tionship. I enjoy quiet evenings, long wanks, cards and movies All replies answered SY 5779 (OSH) ATTACHED, attractive, pro - fissional, while, 33, dean and discreet, seeks an attached or single female for discreet encounters. SY FM UNATTACHED mete. ws, good looking. clean. physi- cally fit, wishing to haw afternoon enoarnlers wile a lonely lady. You will not be disappointed if you call Discretion assured. SY 5772 MW GAY mak. 2C, looking for same. 19-25. for casual encounters. SY Mill (OSH) ATTACHM, 29. male, star and attractive, strangt% waha b encounter sexual experience, rust be slim and eRaclve, 18-30, clean- liness and discretion a must SY 5776 COUPLE. late 30's. seeks other coup* ter tun, hwd- shp and encounters. must be open-minded dean and disci t SY 5777 KEN, met you at Cedar's Pak on Vere May 24 week- end we were at ft restau- rant by this pod when you asked of you could try on my hale vat please conted me. EW% with the long ►air SY 5779 MW SINGLE white male, am dresser, seeks fernale. 30- 45, for companionship. Please call my voice greeting for further details. SY S779 (OSH) SPIGL.E, professional. M female, enjoys Jeopardy, outdoor sports, non- smoker, seeks the came, 32-40, for a monoga- mous relationship. SY 5750 MALE, 19, looking for same, 19-25, for casual enoounters. SY 5711 MALE, scuba diver, seeks some, for diving buddy and frisrdsNp. ssy m (rr o" t3 . etsavra. '"ME k.i a +rd�Ingtae P w icaln brrrnvlllnDt�.�Hca�Y4vhidfaeadaaenoad. ... ... , .. ....,.... _ ...... _ ......_..... < .. - ....... .... .... ._ ..... - 4W PAGE 21 -THE NEWS ADVEWISER SUNDAY, JUNE 4, IM qv At ,, sir 22 IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM. COUPES, GT COUPES, GT CONVERTIBLES MMMM,*`�, wir IWA BRAND NEW 1995 CONTOUR NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING BIND NEW 1995 MWANG 2 DR COME Equipped with 6 cyl., air conditioning, AM/FM cassette. Stock #SC122. 1 '. ♦1 1 1 "�I 1 17 XL trim, AM/FM radio, rear step bumper, 4.9 L 6 cyl. 5 spd. 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