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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1996_05_05,Mixed Recreational BEACH .VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE Now accepting team or Individual entries Call Mike 428-0757 PialeE,eitiv e 1099 Kiegft NW E, The Funihn tW, Pic 19051420-0716 store Hours: °" Mon -Wed. 930am.800prn Thuis 6 Fn 9'.30 a m -8 30 p.m N i Sat 930 am-500prn i- -- Ur' f'rn,r ��, dr ,; P(/B j jC LIgRqff�, Advertise Sunday, May 5, 1996 36 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 vol. 115 NO. 15 Non=Catholl*cs barr dfrom By STEPHEN SHANN' STA I I RLPURTER DURHAM — The Durham separate school board has barred non-Catholic par- ents from voting or running as candidates in What PC budget will mean for you By BRIAN LEGREE UL RIIA%t SIAFI _ DURHA!�1 — Ajax and Pickering residents earning average incomes should see an increase in annual take- home pay after Tuesday's Provincial budget. Premier Mike Harris's government is expected to unveil a 15 -per cent cut in Ontario income taxes in the budget. Someone earning S?5.(M will get extra $425 in annual take-home pay. That number jumps to $1.695 for peo- ple making $75,000. A person who earns about $45.000 annually will realize a savings in excess of 5900. The tax cut could have major spin- off benefits for the provincial econo- my, predicts Stephen Meek, an accountant with the Oshawa office of BDO Dunwoody. In addition to consumers spending their tax savings, Mr. Meek says the tax cut sends a message to investors worldwide. "The -typical taxpayer in Ontario is the middle-class taxpayer," he says, "and that's the people you want to have money. They'll upgrade houses, vehicles; it's a multiplier effect. The more people consume, the more jobs you create. See MESSAGE ... Page 8 school council elections. A policy outlining the creation of the prem incially-mandated community school councik — \ hich the N inistrn of Fducation and Tralnm�: h,i, rdcred 1- he up ani run - nmg by the end of June — was adopted unanimously by the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board last Thursday. t'nder the poli,:,. ,khich uses the same Swingin' into spring Kevin Ramnauth and the rest of the senior band at Woodlands Centennial Public School in Pickering entertain at the school's Tuesday Spring Celebration when students displayed their talents in the performing arts. photo by A.J. Groen PHONE Call er \ ' evenings do wkends 'per ":°rub criteria for trustee election, only those with Roman Catholic religious backgrounds can run as a school council candidate or vote in See CATHOLIC... Page 2 Premier, Hydro boss should address woes at Pickering nuclear station: Dickerson By MARIANNE TAKACS _ SiAFF KLt'(1KitR_ _, - PICKERING — Premier Mike Harris, Ontario Hydro chairman Bill Farlinger and Environment Minister Brenda Elliott owe it to Pickering to come here to discuss problems associ- ated with the nuclear plant, says Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson. Doug Dickerson " I don't think that's ask- ing a whole lot for them to come down out of their ivory says Coun Inside Dickerson.cr," He maintains recent events at the Pickering In the news '.Nuclear Generating Station Editorial...................6 and the way they have been Name Dropping 16 PP 1;"••"' handled locally have eroded Sports....................22 public confidence in the safety of the power plant, Classified...............26 and the three have a respon- Pb40W 11 t4 ;sibility to come here to General 683-5110 ,restore that confidence. As Fax 683-7363 well, says the councillor, Classified 683-0707 there are local issues related Sincerely Yours to the plant they owe it to 1-900-451-3339 the public to address. One of them is property 1nfoSource 683-7040 assessment. Coun. 'Death Notices 683-3005 Dickerson and Ward l Auction line 683-7545 Regional Councillor On the Internet at Maurice Brenner maintain tnww.tdt»(r)btamnew,s.net tax assessments for home - 934 + 74t GST = $1 See DROP ..Page 9 y = xcE�� All- 'A_IL i -E s �` i5. r3 COMMLJ/VICAT/O/VS �3 , 6i f Y x t a Bep Mobility Cenue Sed Mobility Centre 843 King St.W (Next to fon Cherry's) Pickering Town Centre l (9091576.1212 (906) OW -1212 Bell Mobility' . �.<..r_.ao•m..ir�s:4nseMm%Ame�itsawl&+fr ��N74r? _-,..,......,�..;...u..�...�...:.�r..-...o...�w... -. ......... .m.. PAGE 2 -THE MAN'S ADVERTISER St NDAI. MAN' 1996 `morals compromised Catholic board boss doesn't want p FROM PAGE 1 the upcoming elections. The policy excludes the parents of about 700 non-Catholic students enrolled in sepa- rate schools here. Board chairman Toni Oldman defended the publicly -funded hoard's derision in an interview. .The Catholic school system has been established to promote the teachings of the Catholic church and we believe strongly that the Catholic school community should have a strong Catholic proponent. "I believe in the virtues and morals taught in the Catholic school system and I don't want to see that compromised." says Mr. Oldman• adding he's "not close- minded" on the issue. He says parents tiho are ex,:ludcd t� KINDER B K S CONNECTION NURSERY SCHOOL provides Low Student Ratio • Enriched b Loving Environment • Half day Junior Kindergarten programs based on Board curriculum • Qualified experienced teachers Call now to 839-2752 come & visit PICKERING r.a•w MBERLEA ,.0-642210. TAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1 Oam - 4pm EMERGENCZES SEEN IN 2 HRS. . . 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 *Extractions In Hospital eChemiclave Sterilization •Collect From Insurances gertag and Cantng 'UReatmeat n is Week's BROADCAST 11WS Better Living Patio Rooms PICKERING ch53 AJAX ch44 Daily Times 8:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 7:00 p.m., 8:30 p.m. from school councils will still have a voice in their school com- munities. Joanne Zywine. Ministry of Education council implementation advisor, says the government has researched the issue from a legal and constitutional standpoint. She says the ministry has determined separate school boards are entitled to exclude non-Catholics from the councils. Tom Oldman School boards, she says. have the option of using the same criteria for school council elections as for trustees, even though the councils are only advi- sory bodies, without decision- making powers. "It's the kind of derision we've left at the discretion of local hoards. Not every school hoard is choosing to exercise that option. though." Barring non-Catholics "isn't something we are encourag- ing, but it is the right of the board... However, the intent of school councils, Ms. Zywine points out, "was to provide the opporlunit} to all par- ents and guardians of students" to ha%c direct involvement in school issues. Ms. Zywine says she has received calf from a "handful of (Durham) parents ques- tioning" the hoard's policy. And, one parent called the News Advertiser to voice her anger over the derision. 7'he Durham hoard's policy will be reviewed after one year, Mr. Oldman says. Non-Catholic separate school parents, however, could he further Telt out of school issues. 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Numerous cuts have also D1TM IAM — Provincial funding cuts to schcol been made to school programs, including special boards need not affect the quality of classroom edu- education, outdoor education, counselling services cation if trustees target the right areas for reductions, and technolo€y Mtario's education minister claims. l While Mr. Snobelen says the provincial cuts to l Minister of Education and Training John , h ool boards this year amount to just three per cent, Snobelen, in a letter sent to media outlets responding the Durham board's reduction of a little over $9 mil - to public concern over school board spending cuts, lion in fact amounts to about six per cent, board offi- maintains the $400 million in funding reductions ckals say this year can be offset by lowering expenditures out- .� -Por cent figure is really a misleading side classrooms. statistic. ('Tile minister) is combining the total "Currently, Ontario school boards annually spend expenditure on education (including school boards' approximately $890 million on board administra- contributions) rattler than just taking the $400 mil - tion, $600 million on transportation, and $1.2 billion lion out of the grants," board business superinten- on custodial and maintenance services. 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WHI TAKER Publisher JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -m - Chief BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising manager ti'IY**E HOU MN. Marugtng Editor ALV'I N BROUVV ER. Retail advertising managff ABE FAhTIOURtF_ t)isiribulm n manager General: 19051 60-5110 C'lassfied: (9(15) 69.W07 Circulation: (9051 6th -5117 FAX: (905) Ni3-7.163 EMail:Nrwsnxxn0fdurhamnews.mi on the Internet: hnpl/www.durttam- news.net The News Ad�ertiscr is a mernht7 of ihe.4jax-PkB.ovd of Trade. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc- Canadian Circulations Audit Board. OntarioPress Council and OMMRI Thr Publisher reserves the nght to classify tx rJuse any advernsemem Credit fox advertisennent limited to spat pnee error occupies. Keep it up Mike Workfare. Health care reform. Tax cut. Job creation. Ontario will be open for business. These words were all issued by the Progressive Conservatives as they tried to get themselves elected last spring. People across the province bought into the program and voted Mike Harris and his blue boys and girls into office. Some voters have publicly said they regret the day they went out and cast a vote for the Tories. For them we're somthat they didn't think about their choice before voting last June. It would have been easy for Mike and his merry band to back away from some of the promises they made last - spring. After all, the mess left behind by the NDP govern- ment was far worse than anyone could have ever imag- ined. In the past, and even today on the federal scene, we have seen governments make about-faces on election pledges. The Blue Book of Premier Hams' could have been the lead weight around his neck: it has become the spring board from which the change in Ontario will be and has been made. We've seen drastic measures turn around the flagging fortunes of the welfare and health cane systems. It has also been the rrntor driving the coming 14 -per cent tax decrease. Taxpayers told Premier Harris to give them more money: he delivered. They asked for welfare changes; he delivered. Ask anybody in the private sector and you will quickl} learn Ontario is indeed open for business. Now all we ask is that the Tones keep up the work they have started. without hard work we could find ourselves backsliding to the decay we saw during the failure known as the NDP era. The Tories have stood steadfastly by their words and lived up to their promises. We say keep it up Mike. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at �nfosource 683-7040 and dial 5111 ♦You said it... In response to last Sunday's column by Steve Houston on Danielle Thomas, the widow of murder victim Ken Thomas, our readers said: • tan Robb, minister of Mt. Zion United Church: "Obviously, we hope that this one (story) has been thoroughly checked out and I'm sure that it has. We held a music evening and some of the funds from the collection will be available for this lady." ♦ "I, too, had a tragedy and the community tried to help, so I can really empathize with her. If there was a trust fund, I know a lot of people would give to it; I know I would. The insurance company should have paid her; he didn't die of a heart attack." ♦ Danielle Thomas: " 1 want to thank him for giving his thoughts about me and to consider me for anything. -I'm overwhelmed. Thanks very much." Reader Poll: In response to Wednesday's question: Would you pay more taxes to save school programs? our readers said: ♦ "We want less taxes, not more taxes. The sooner the local politicians realize that, including the school trustees, the better off we'll be." ♦ "I'm totally in favor of user fees. I think we pay enough taxes." v Letters to the editor Dumping trash in someone else's backyard To the editor: When the Metro -owned Brock West dump opened in 1975, it was estimated it would he in operation for 20 years. It will be closed this November. Despite the dire warnings of health problems which could result from emissions and leaching there has been no mass exodus of resi- dents living adjacent to the dump. And, judging by the anglers lining the banks of Duffins Creek, the fish are still swimming merrily up and down this waterway. We now have to wonder where our garbage will be dumped after the November closure of Brock West. The landfill site on Taunton Road, just west of Brock, selected by the I.W.A. after extensive investigation, is too obvious a solution. I suspect a million or two dollars of taxpayers' money will be spent sending the garbage north to Kirkland Lake or south to the U.S. where, I suppose, they have no prob- lems with leaching. Ah, such is life — dumping our garbage in someone else's backyard. Jack Shaw, Pickering News We editor: W neudy idr .Id"M Where did Pickerincr's rainy day funds go? To the editor: The subject of this letter is money and taxes. Let me, if I may, refer to the 517 mil- lion which was in Pickering's "rainy day" account almost four years ago. Surely it's time there was a public sum- mation in the local newspaper as to how any expenditures, interest, balances, etc. have been handled, including the miscel- laneous accounts. Surely Pickering taxpayers have a right to know how their hard-earned, scarce money is being saved or spent considering that, in these hard times, there are people living in poverty and facing tight budgets trying to pay taxes to four levels of government. We should be informed as to how and where every penny of our money goes, whether it's being abused or spent wisely. Considering the prestige and credibil- ity of Pickering Council I know there will be a full accounting in the immedi- ate future. Tom Long, Pickering Paper ripped for clean-up tips To the editor: - I am surprised that a responsible community paper such as yours would promote educating children to do yard clean-ups into dump -bound green plastic garbage bags. See 'Spring Cleaning, News Advertiser, April 14/'96. Cameron Linton, Pickering. Blake Purdy Opinion I�NORM The master of disaster Jim Witty. Chairman, Region of Durham Mr. Witty: Please accept this letter &,; my apple - cation for the position of Director. Emergency Measures of Durham Region. I feel I am qualified for the job tier a number of reasons. I understand that the Director of Emergency Measures will spend much of his time planning procedures in the event of a disaster at one of the region's two nuclear plants. As a journalist (stop scoffing, readers) with 20 years' expe- rience in the field in Durham Region. I am well trained in reading between thio lines of what is said by public relations people at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. "It was only a minor event- mean "Thousands of mutant fish should wash up on shore about Tuesday.- j "Ilse thingamajig in Unit I snitllc- popped, cabuberating the doodad. which automatically willywonked the whatchamacallit" can be interpreted as "Have you ever seen the movie China Syndrome?" And, "We're shut down for routine maintenance" translates as "Sltc 's gonna blow; head for the hills." I am confident my knowledge of NukeSpeak would help me in liaising with nuclear plant officials. I have considerable experience in the area of emergency planning. Ever since my bladder problem was diag- nosed, I've planned for emergencies on out-of-town trips by wearing a second diaper. Any time I've booked a flight, I've made an appointment with my doctor well in advance of the journey to get a prescription for tranquilizers. As Director of Emergency Measures, I would arrange the distribution of seda- tives to all Durham residents. I am perfectly capable of designing an `emergency response control centre' that would be required in the event of a calamity here in Durham. I need only copy my own apartment, which visi- tors have called 'the bunker'. We would need a big -screen TV to monitor the actions of the citizenry -- when we're not busy watching NHL play- offs. A hot plate and a small fridge -- like those some people have in their rec rooms -- would be required to supply top officials like yourself and the Director of Emergency Measures with life-sustaining staples like beer. A pow- erful sound system would be needed to Wert the public of a disaster in progress: "Iliar she blows; head for the hills." Thanks for your consideration. Sincerely, The Master of Disaster To comment on this column t..._..nfos� call Infosourcre at 683-7040 And diol 5107 D. D THF; NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY—MAY 5, 1"&PACE 7 ture of Pickering's `jewel' unclear ­�.. By MARIANNE TAKACS SIAFF RITOKITR PICKERING — Even though many com- plained about the terms of the settlement finally reached last year of the Town's 13 - year -old legal battle over ownership of Frenchman's Bay. everybody was grateful it was finally over. Now Pickering could finally get on, they said, with the job of making the bay into something the town could be proud of. Local Councillor Sherry Senis, whose Ward 2 includes the east half of Frenchman's Bay, frequently refers to it as the town's "jewel. .'It's unique." she says. "It's something most other municipalities can't boast of. Money has to be spent, whether it be munici- pally or privately. We have to start doing some work to start polishing the jewel." One major difficulty, however, is that not everyone agrees on what the jewel should look like when the polishing is done. Coun. Senis, for example, sees Frenchman's Bay as a combination of an environmental preserve and a tourist attrac- tion with "commercial possibilities'. She would like to see boutiques and coffee shops in the arca, possibly on Front Road, and a Better marina, park envisioned PICKERING —Two of the principal players in the future of Frenchman's Bay are the Pickering Harbour Company and the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. PHC owns East Shore Marina, a significant portion of the east spit, and a piece of land at the north end of the bay which is slated for apartment and j townhouse development. "We've always had a vision of upgrading the marina facility so it joins the 20th century," says PHC president Harold Hough, noting the lawsuit with the Town kept the company from doing it before. "An upgrading could begin in the near future." Expansion of the marina is also a possibility, but not until the economic climate for boating improves. Mr. Hough says the marina upgrading would entail new docks and btaktings, and may include non -marina oommer- oial arxVor condorrwniu m development. The MTRCA is currently negotiating with PHC for acquisition of most of the east spit, which would be used to increase public access to the water- front. The authority already owns most of the west spit and hopes to eventual- ly acquire all of it to develop for natural parkland use. K also owns a large chunk of land bordering the southwest end of the bay, which it also plans to develop as parkland. "'there's been a long-term vision and we're getting very close to achiev- ing that in terms of public ownership," says Larry Field, MTRCA waterfront specialist. "There's a great opportunity at hand to realize the vision by regen- erating some of the areas around Frenchman's Bay." : public boat launch ramp so mcwherc. She maintains development of portions of the bay that are not environmentally -sensitive could hiring economic, esthetic and other benefits to the area, including the. provision of public access points such aas waterfront walkways and look -outs. "it could be a real nice tourist attraction. upscale. But there will be certain element. of tlx: community that will fight it. I sec that as an obstacle. A lot of people out there who are very vocal want it to stay the way it is." Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson would like to see the bay become ..a recreational destination for the town" with "as much as possible in public ownership". He says Frenchman's Bay needs a "real, updated. first-class marina" and likes the: idea of a municipal marina or one owned jointly by the Town and private interests. It could provide a combination of facilities such as a low-cost boat launch, mooring space, a restaurant, showers and washrooms. The councillor cites Cobourg, Orillia Scarborough and North Bay as examples or municipalities that have such facilities operat- ing successfully. Ask Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner, whose Ward I takes in the west side of Frenchman's Bay, about the future of the bay and he talks about a boardwalk on the shore, residences, recreational areas co-exist- ing o-existing with the natural habitat, and "very guard- ed" commercial development. He's concerned about obstructing views of the water and describes a townharselcondominitun com- plex slated for the north end of the bay just south of Bayly Street as a "difficult situation". It's obviously difficult to know how local residents see the future of the bay. But the Pickering East Shore Community Association (PESCA) is doing its best to find out by con- ducting a survey. "So far everything that's gone on with Frenchman's Bay has had little to do with the residents," says Tom Mohr, a member of the PESCA executive and a long-time area resi- dent. "We want to come up with a submission to Council and explain to them our own vision." Mr. Mohr believes residents are most interested in ensuring public access to the bay — for fishing, toatanz„ ,:anocing, stilling and walking along its edge. They also appear to be concerned about maintaining the water quality. After those objectives. however. things become less dear. "Everybody you talk to has got a different vision. Some people want cappuccino hays and other people want passive nature walks. Whether there's noon for both we don't know." Whether the: ultimate choice is cappuccino or nature, Mr. Mohr believes a comprehen- sive management plan for the bay is needed that will lay out what can and can't be put there so it's not developed in a "piecemeal" fashion. "Let's try and find a consensus and not just have it occur by accident." Town director of planning Neil Carroll agrees there is a need for a comprehensive plan, but he'd like to have it include the entire Pickering waterfront and not just the bay. -To fully understand the appropriate uses for Frenchman's Bay you can't look at it in isolation," says Mr. Carroil. The; kinds of questions that need to be answered, he explains, include issues such as whether the bay or the lakefront is the best place for a boat -launch tamp or marina facilities, and how active and passive -rue areas should be divided between the bay and the lakefront. Mr. Carroll would like to see the establish- ment of some kind of stakeholders' commis- sion or advisory group of interested parties to work together with the planning department to come up with a "master concept plan" for the bay. Its members could include Town offi- cials, area landowners, the MTRCA, the Waterfront Regeneration Trust (an agency established by the Province to work for the preservation of the waterfront) and members of the public. Council approved community and devel- opment plans for the bay area in 1982 and Mr. Carroll believes those could be easily updated, so a master concept plan could prob- ably be drawn up in about six months. He notes a lot of environmental data on the bay is available from the 1982 plan and from research done for the Town's lawsuit over control of the bay. Coun. Senis is worried the Town may get hogged down in advisory commissions and planning studies that will delay improvements to the bay. "What kind of findings are they going to come up with'.' It's not as if it's rocket sci- ence." All that's needed, she maintains. is open discussion among politicians and the public. Coun. Brenner is among those in favor of a stakeholders' commission and a new plan. He intends to bring a motion to proceed with N)th before Council in the near future. He's ,,till ironinu out the details of the motion. Coun. Brenner hopes whatever process Council finally approves will help deal with what he describes a. "infighting" among the various parties — private and public — with a stake in the future of the bay. "We're not all pulling together in the same direction;" he says. adding that what's needed is -frank. open dialogue" among all tlou: involved. Even if that dialogue is achieved though. he expects it may be a long time before Frenchman's Bay is able to live up to any- body's vision. ..It may not happen in my lifetime:. But i don't scc why we can't start building today to have it in place." Legal dispute stalled bay development PICKERING — Frenchman's Bay is at present quite tightly enclosed by res- idential and marina development. Access for the public is somewhat difficult and limited mostly to a portion of the west side where the Town has parkland and to the west spit separat- ing the bay from the lake, which is owned mostly by the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Area but has not yet been developed for public use. Development of any kind has been stalled for many years by a long-stand- ing dispute among the Town, the Province and the Pickering Harbour Company over ownership of land under and around the bay. The Pickering Harbour Company was granted a federal charter in 1877 which conveyed Frenchman's Bay Winds to the company for the purpose of operating a harbor, it was an active commercial port at the time. A century later, questions arose as to whether the charter rendered the company and its property immune from provincial and municipal control, and whether the charter was still valid since the harbor's ownership passed through several hands over the years. The matter was eventually taken to court 14 years ago. The Town, PHC and the Province finally settled their differences over the bay out of court last year. Holding zones the Town had placed on lands under and around the bay have been lifted, and their development can now proceed. _ _. _.. _ ar.,ewr+. ,. �. ..;r,.�.: .,. ..n,,... ::._ �:r. ....:.: ;..iie,r.rd�.w..u.... .�.,. ..... .� ,. ., :�. �., ,...., ... , ►_ —W- PAGE 8 -THE INE%%S ADN'ERTISFR SU NDAI', MAY 5, 1996 T ories continue revolution By KEITH GILLIGAN s rnn tuts OR111A , _ AJAX-PICKERING — The revolution contin- ues on Tuesday. The Progressive Conservative government delivers a budget that will include the first phase of the 30 -per cent cut in Provincial income taxes, says Durham West MPP Janet Ecker. The tax cut was one of the main planks in the Tories' Common Sense Revolution of campaign promises in the June 1995 election. The blue blueprint vowed cuts in wel- fare payment~, introduction of 'workfare' for social assistance recipients, reduction of government spending, reform of edu- cation, privatization of such government services as the LOBO, and the lowering The Fair Share Health Tax will be imposed on people making $50,(X)0 a year or more to help make up for revenue lost with the income tax reductions, she says. For someone making between $50,(XX) and $60.(XX), the health tax will amount to $100 a year. Cutting income taxes 30 per cent will mean a savings of more than $4,(X)) for someone making $50.000. Alongw•ith reduced taxes, voters most often called for reform of welfare and preservation of the health care system. Welfare payments were slashed 21.6 percent shortly after the government took office and a workfare program is being finalized. "We have to continue restructuring health care. We know we don't have anv of %Norkers Compensation Board premi- Janet Ecker more money. so the monev must be better ums. The Common Sense Revolution said half of the 30 -per cent income tax cut would come in the first year of the government's mandate. the rest in the next two vears. "I don't know the exact details or how it will he delivered (Tuesdav). But. there will be a tax cut in the hudset Ms. Ecker vows. She also expects the budget to follow through on the promise to eliminate the Employer Health Tax on small businesses with payrolls of less than S40(l.(XX ). "It's a tax on jobs. If you want to discourage someone from hiring someone, put a tax on them." s h e Budget on menu states. r-- AJAX-PICKi=RING —11w provin- cial budget will be on the menu at a breakfast 'Acdneufay. The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade is holding a !Morning-After-The-Budgct breakfast at 7:30 a.m. at Regalis Restaurant in Pickering. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker will tx- on hand to answer questions and accountant Steve From of Deloitte and Touche will speak on implications of the budget. Cost is 515 for Board of Trade mem- txrs and $20 fox nom -members. Call 937-6638. `Message is Ontario is open for business' FROM PAGE 1 "\Vhat's also often overlooked is the message it sends to the world, that Ontario is open for business. It shows investors that government is con- cerned to the point that they're taking concrete steps to do something about it. That will create investment and jobs in the long run." The tax cut is the first experienced in Ontario since the federal Tories made some tax reductions in 1987, says Mr. Meek. Meanwhile, Finance Minister Ernie Eves has told reporters Ontario has had 65 tax increases since 1985, including ll to personal income tax. However, the enthusiasm for the anticipated tax cut could be tempered by the introduction of the health care tax levy, cautions Mr. Meek. The Fair Share Health Care Levy will be collected through the Provincial income tax, with the rich paying more than the middle class and people earning less than $50,000 paying nothing. Anyone earning between $50,000 and $60,000 will pay $100 annually, while those making between $100,000 and $125,000 will fork out $1,200. "It's something a lot of people don't realize is there, but it's not new, it has been in the Common Sense Revolution since day one," Mr. Meek says. spent. That's difficult for all providers, doctors and nurses," Ms. Ecker says. "We're well on our way to implementing our agenda. I couldn't say if• we're half done or a quar- ter done, but we're well on our way. The budget will move it ahead, with the tax cut, payroll tax cuts and reinvestment." she notes. The provincial Tories have been watching the federal Liberals get hammered for not following through on the promise they made in their Red Book to scrap the GST. 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Oeam of Burlington 758 Guelph line 39-2326 . r • _.toss."' -.ns�.=iwr,reiom'.w.'w.:+..:.,:w..:.. • THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW AJAX WATER SUPPLY PLANT IN THE TOWN OF AJAX AJAX wAMI1 SUPPLY PLANT TOWN OF AJAX BACKGROuNn 0n;°ti° 1`okIO IW Construction of the new Ajax Water Supply Plant on the south side of Lake Driveway, east of Horwood Avenue, will be commencing in May 1996 and will continue over the next 3-1/2 years. The project was initiated in 1988 and involved extensive public participation gional Councilf A and review Provincial Agencies, Re, the Town of and the Pickeri�jax Water Supply Plant Committee The result of this consultation process is a design for the facility which is in keeping with the goals of the Lake Ontario Greenway Strategy with enhanced fandecaping and rnlproved public access to the woterfnont. An Open House will be held on May 29, 1996 at the Conurnun' Centro to provide t public with on opportunity to view the final design concept for Staff from tie � and to provide information on the stoong of awatruction. address m Region and the Project Management Team wiU be prosent to y Questions regarding the project. Further notification will be provided through the local press and cable ly regarding • the time and k000lion of the Open House. In the interim, contact: if you have any questions regarding the project please LFax . Selvokumoran, P.Eng. egional Works Dept, elephone (905) 668-7721 (905) 668-2051 J. AKER 30e CHAIR, WORKS COMMITTEE John Mills, P.Eng. Simcoe Engineering Group Ltd. Telephone (905) 1131-1715 Fox (905) 831-0531 V.A. SILGA11.IS. RENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS THE NFAVS AD','F.'RTItiF:R, t�,NUAY, M1tAY 5, 1996-1'ac.E 9 P Drop nuclear plant neighbors' taxes,* Dickerson FROM PAGE 1 owners near the nuclear plant — particularly in the Bay Ridges and West Shore neighborhoods — should be adjusted down- ward to compensate for the effect the proximity of the station has on their proper- ty values. They also say Ontario Hydro should be required to compensate the Town, Region and school boards for the revenue they'll lose as a result of the reassessments. Unless the Province agrees to lower the assess- ments on its own, the coun- cillors have vowed to help residents living near the station launch tax assess- ment appeals. Such a mass appeal would probably be unwelcome for the Province and Ontario Hydro, notes Coun. Dickerson, because it would "flood" the assess- ment office and focus even more attention on problems associated with the power plant. Coun. Dickerson esti- mates a fair adjustment in the tax rate would amount to a five to 10 -per cent decrease, which would save area homeowners approximately $200 in property taxes per year. The payment required from The driver of a mini -van involved in an April 22 fatal crash in Pickering has been charged. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Pickering woman charged in fatal head-on crash By STEPHEN SHAW srnrt RE:P(>10 . PICKERING — A 47 - year -old Pickering woman has been charged in a fatal head-on crash last month that killed a 25 -year-old Pickering man and injured three other people. Durham Regional Polio have charged the woman with operating an unsafe vehicle and careless driving. Denval Willis, of Major Oaks Road, died instantly April 22 when the small car he was driving southbound on Brock Road collided head on with the mini -van, which was travelling northbound, police say. Two family friends in the borrowed car driven by Mr. Willis suffered critical injuries and are still recover- ing at St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto. Michael Roberts, 31, and Tanya Francis, 18, both of Pickering, are report- ed in stable condition. The driver of the mini -van also suffered serious injuries as a result of the accident. She was released from Ajax - Pickering hospital several V, • ­, days ago. Mr. Willis and his passen- gers weren't wearing seat- belts. Police originally believed the accident happened when the driver of the mini -van began a left turn westbound on to Finch Avenue. Traffic Management Unit Staff Sergeant Rick Bates, howev- er, says police have since determined the mini -van wasn't turning, but had crossed the centre line and struck the oncoming car dri- ven by Mr. Willis. The mini -van, a 1991 Plymouth model, was being driven in an unsafe condition, says Staff Sgt. Bates, and was found to have "a number of safety defects which may have contributed to the crash." Staff Sgt. Bates says police are becoming increas- ingly alamted by the number of unsafe vehicles being stopped on the roads. "We're frequently finding cars with defective tires and poor brakes," he says, noting the more common safety defects. Ontario Hydro to offset that cost for both Bay Ridges and West Shore, he figures, would be about $120,000. (Ontario Hydro currently provides a grant in lieu of taxes for the nuclear station of about $3.1 million, which is divided between the Town, Region and school boards.) Another area Coun. Dickerson believes the Province, Ontario Hydro and the Town need to con- fer on is improving the accountability of the nuclear plant to the com- munity. The utility should "go that extra mile to make certain in the public's mind that there are no questions left unanswered." Coun. Dickerson believes that should include measures such as Ontario Hydro holding a public meeting here once a year at which residents could question the utility chairman and station repre- sentatives on any concern they might have about the plant. It should also include consulting the Town when someone new is appointed to head the station, which didn't hap- pen with the recent appointment of Ken Talbot to replace current director Pierre Charlcbois in June. "They didn't give us that courtesy," says Coun. Dickerson. "A public utili- ty should do that. There should be some sensitivity to the community." Another local issue which Coun. Dickerson says Mr. Farl i nger needs to deal with is compensation of Durham Region for the $500,000 cost of upgrades to its emergency measures i equipment. Ontario Hydro has so far only agreed to pay $200,000. Coun. Dickerson notes the utility has two nuclear plants in Durham and the emer- gency measures the Region has to provide are required mostly to deal with poten- tial accidents at those facil- Itics. TNTFRTOR 0 FXTFRTOR I 017C'TAT TTYI _.._ .. .. , a., .. ... ...:.�'.. eW. ...,.:.':r �.�3-JR.: ...1»• �',w - „ �;5:':r.. . .., �,,.�++i'iM1�r[` '. r:::... .. r . .. ... . . . .. . . .. _.. �. • PAGE 10 -THF, NENN'S AD%'F.RTISER SUNDAY, %I AY c. 1"6 To list your non-profit group's upcoming events, information must he submitted by 5 pxL the Wednesday preceding Sunday publication. To have your events promoted in Billboard, fax 683- 7363 or write to the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave, Ajax, Ontario, I.IS 2H5. SUNDAY; MAY 5 ALZHEIMER: Time 5th annual Chocolate Lavers' Brunch to support Alzheimer research will be held at the Oshawa Golf Club. 160 Alexandra St., from noon to 2 pm. Cost is S30 a person, with a S10 tax receipt being provided. 576-2567. CONCERT: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres.. Ajax, cele- brates its 46th anniversary at 8 pm. with the choir performing Gloria by Antonio Nivakh. Offering will tic taken. All welcome. 683-4730. IVA PARTY: A free Seniors Tea Party sponsored by the Canh- Carocfian Cultural A.csocivx m is held ficin 1230 to 3 pm. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd Lunch saved. Musical and dance enler•tainm nt Seniors only. Call to n.�•e seats. 428-46746 (Alma). 837-1427 d -Near). 427-73.4 (Rat) or 45196 (Sinn). WRITERS' CIRCLE: A workshop featuring, flow To Write and Sell a Romance Novel is going to be heki at The Okifellows Ball, 211 Bra -k St S.. Whitby. The workshop will begin at 10 am. and will go to 4 pm. Tine cost is S27 and Advance regis- tration is required. Call Brian Henan• at 410503-3134. BARBECUE: the Arthritis Society holds a fund-raising barbeLue from 11 am. to 3 pm. at the Dominion Sav-A-Centre in the AmbeTka Plaza at Whites Rd. and Suou&s Ione, Pickering. 4-14-72-11 (Lucy Perri). 1 WIFtiTAL HEALTH: 'Sunday Night Alive' at Claremont United Church presents Rev. Grant Schwartz., a chaplain at the Whithy Mental Health Centre, speaking on Mental Health and the Community Church. 7 pm. Otd Brock Rd north of Central St. 649-3030 (Karen Marks). CARRLM ERS CRFEK: Citizens ; for the Carruthers hold a spring cleanup of Carruthers Creek and along Sboal Point Rd in Ajax, start- ing at 9 am. Meet on Shoal Point Rd. just north of Range Line Rd Bring garbage bags, rakes, gloves, boots. 686-4393 (Shan). MONDAY, MAY 6 RUG HOOKING: The Ajax Rug Hookers meet at 7:30 pm. at the Ajax Senior Citizens Friendship Centre, 46 Exeta Rd New meas vmic ore. 428-6532 (Michelle). AEROBICS: The Fun `N' Fitness aer- obics sass meets at 8 pm at St Phil's Un ked Church, 65 Kmgs Cries , Ajax. $3 a week; proceeds to the church. All Wdiconte. Grow maetsevery Monday. 68602% (Catharine). PARKINSON:. The next general meeting of the Parkipsoe Support Group is held at 7:30 pm at St Mark's Umled Church, caner of Colborne and Centre Sts., Whitby. Enter by south door. Display and talk about assistive devices for the Parkinsonian and others who have some form of handicap. For local information call 905-7A-3183. For other itqukies, : call the Parkinson Foundation at 1-800-565-3000. CANADIAN CLUB: The Canadian Club of Durham Region hosts a lun- cheon at noon at the Oshawa Shrine Club, 1626 Simocx St N., Oshawa Cim-st speaker will t e FA Broadbent former Oshawa MP and fWeral NDP leader. Cost is $14 per person. f SL & 2535, 655-4530, 668-2484 tie infbr- mation or to make a resen•ation. SECRETARIES: The Ajar and Pickering Medical Secretaries Association meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Turwthv's Presbyterian Church, 97 Burcht-4 Rd.. Ajax. 6862580. PTA: Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Parent - Teacher's Association meets at 7:31) p.m. at the school. 80 Mandrake St.. Ajax. All welcome. 427-6667. TUESDAY, MAY 7 ANXIETY DISORDERS: T'te Free From Fcar Foundation's support group for people suf oingyfrom such anxiety disorders as panic attacks and phobias meet~ the fust "Tuesday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. I'or location. call 831- 3877. A hi -monthly newsletter is available. LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER «Villiam Steil, DD, F.C.A.GA) 84 C a K ngs`cn Ra. W. 1 PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX .. 683-4294 After hours d28-880' PAT1,0 ROOMS ' N Carroll Home Improvements presents an informative overview about patio rooms, weekdays on • TV channels 53 and 44. 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More BILLBOARD...Pg, 11 25% OFF Entire Quest Family of Premium Quality Products May 6 to 12, 1996, save 25"( on all regular priced in -stock Quest vitamins, minerals, and herbs while -quantities last. SC/MS HEALTH FOOD & Pickering Town FITNESS SHOPS Centre a. Reg,sre,cd hacernork of Sean, licenced for use in Canada. ® 1996 Sears Canada Inc FROM PAGE 10 FIBROMYALGIA: Tlx Fibroymyalgia/Chronic Fatigue Support Croup meets the first Tuesday of each month from 7 to 9 pm. at the Durham Regional Police station at Brock Rd and Hwy. 2, Pickering. 839-3586. AEROBICS: The Tuesday Morning Club meets for aerobics weekly from 9:15 to 10,45 am. at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Rd. $3 each week. Child care available. 686-0258 (Catharine). PARENT SUPPORT: The Association of Parent Support Croups of Ontario meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15 pm. It's for parents worried about their children becoming involved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school, etc. Call for location. 1-800488-5666. LIFE: Ladies in Fellowship Evening is held at 7:30 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Theme is A Mother's Love. Special moth- er -daughter evening. Craft kits available for $2.50. Admission is $2 at the door. 839-2494 (Edna). GENEALOGY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Durham Region) of the Ontario Genimilogical Society (OGS) meets at 7:30 pm, in the Arts Res - Centre, 45 Queen St- Oshawa OGS past -president Louise Hope will speak on American research by long distance. All welcoux. 683-2476 (Marion). 723-7460 (Bessie). QUILTERS: The Durham Trillium (luilters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. Caribbtn Culture Centre, 600 Wmtwonh St E., Oshawa. Demonstration of trapunio, catl>edr-al windrm stencilling. 623-789'1.. WHI WEDNESDAY, MAY 8 ALCOHOL: Adult Children of Wed Alcoholics, Ajax -Pickering Chapter, Iroqu meets every Wednesday at St. Andrew's 1:00 Cahurch, 35 Church St N., Pickering Village, at 7:30 pm. No charge. New mmbers BRO ewekromc. 416-593-5147. THURSDAY, MAY 9 Frida NEWCOMERS: Tic: Pickering -Ajax Luth Newcomers Club meets the second 2:00 Thursday of each month at 8 pm. a Pic-Icering Village UniW Church, 300 Cburnc:h St N. It's for warren living in arra OSH three yeas or less. 619-8070 (Lorraine). Wed EXETER: Exeter High School. 80 Child Falby CrL, Ajax, holds an open house and buffet The buffet is from 5 to 8 pm-, 12: the open house from 6:30 to 9 pm. Buffet tickets are $12 for adults, $7 k i children under 11.683-8125. BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block parents Program holds its annual general meeting at 7:30 pm -at the United Way offs, 95 Bayly St. W, Suite 407, at the corner of Bayly and Monarch Ave., Ajax. Ekcdm of executive being held. 427- 2054 (Henry Zacaek). FIBROMYALGIA: The FftMYalgia uur Cap of Ajax4Nctering meets from 7 to 9 p.1n- at the Durham Regional Police station, corner, of Hwy. 2 and Bruck Rd, Pkj=irig. 683-9830 (Wilma Parsons). SINGLE PAR)F1YIS: Pateas Wnthout Partiners Chaplet #204 meets every 'Ibursday at 8 pin. u St GoaBe's Anglican Church, 51 Ceme SL S., Oftwa 571- 5452 (Debbie), 723-1699 (Ron). FRIDAY, MAY 10 ADDICTION: Saienjy Gloag golds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p m. at the Bayfair Baptist Cbungs mch. 817 Kiton �., Pidtain& The grump deals with all ,types of addic tions, induding oo-depen- dency. 428-9�4310im) in die evenings- jEWELRY SALE: s of a New -To - you {anadian-made jewelry and You ch idiot's sutilmm clotbiog (wwbom I b size 14) will be held at Ambe dea PlesbyI P . I Comdr, 18M Whiles Rd., solid ofSboasLaoe, PSdoeriog, from 7 to 9 pm, on May 10 and 9 am >0 4 pnL on May 11. Mmdots welcome. Call 839-8949• SATURDAY, MAY 11 CONCERT: The Pidoxft Pt�amirnic orchestra's final conceit cif the 1995-96 seat sou is at Pidcem8 High Sdiool, 180 (bjKb SL N, Ajax, at 7 p m, Sdedm by vvaldi Guest artmts ate the llavergal College Chamber Orchestra and the PPG's wind ensemble. Tickets at the door or call 683-2519. YARD SALE: Will be hosted by Easter Rebakahud' Lodge #350, at Stros Farm, comer of Taunton Rd and lakeridge Rd, from .m. 9 ato 3 pm. 427-W3. BRIDGE/PINOCHLE: The South Pickering Seniors Club #753 holds a bridge and pinochle night at 7 pm. at the seniors' centre at 910 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. $3 per person. Members and guests welcome. 837-2051 (Bruce) or 839-4584 (John). GARAGE SALE: La Leche League Canada - Pickering holds a garage sale from 9 am. to 2 p.m. at 1061 Longbow Dr., Pickering. Clothing, books and baking. 831-2017, 427-8063 or 416-282-6462. BAZAAR: The Ajax Seniors' Friendship Club hosts a bazaar from 10 am. to 3 pm at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Tea room. baked goods, crafts, white elephant, books, records, raffle. 686-1573. BAKE SALE: The annual bake/plant sale and flea market at SL Timm othy's Presbyterian Chu, 97 Burrher Rd., Ajax, from 8:30 am. to 2:30 p.m 427- 7051 (Alex Mehin). THE !YEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1996 -PAGE 11 WHY � ' K; � • � � , MOVE IMPROVE � 420-4880 WINDOWS Our windows give you a warm feeling inside! ROOFING u� tbof t onlystop the Tim �whe y sloe! IDING tltify with efficiency! VACCINATION CLINICS 111 DOGS AND CATS ONLY GOOD HEALTH, OVER 4 MONTHS OLD TBY AJAX nesday May 8 1996 Thursday May 9 1996 be Closed Opti! ois Park Arena Ajax Community Centre -4:00 pm 4:00-7:00 pm day May 5th and a\ public . OKLIN PICKERING Sun to the 9er1e pr iao - previous y May 10 1996 Tuesday May 14 1996 er Vipond Mem. Arena Pickering Rec. Complex - 5:00 pm 4:00 - 7:00 pm AWA BOWMANVILLE nesday May 15 1996 Thursday May 16 1996 ren's Arena Bowmanville Arena 00-4:00 pm 1:00-5:00 pm Please have animals properly restrained. Fee $12.00 per animal. CASH ONLY. The South Dutham Veterinary Association WILL NOT be responsible for any loss of animal or personal injury to any animal or person attending the Rabies Clinics. DON'T MISS DAY A eh kewle cks Rep -rid be h the store! 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May 10. :f All proceeds will go to sup- port Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. local hospital It begins at 8 p.m. and includes k DJ music, a buffet and door prizes. Cost is $10 a person. Call Fran at 905-420- 5951 or fax 905-686- 6992. Aff I V. RS T_11)ecl lnorejl-oln Sean Final week on our best roofing offer of the season! Save 10% Installed roof with 25 -year' shingles 'Complete warranty details at Sears SAIF ENDS SUNDAY, MAY I2, 1996 CALL. NOW, TOIL FREE, FOR A NO -OBLIGATION LN -HOME ESTIMATE OR VISU YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE I-800-625-0025 Sears Guaranteed Home Lnprow-ments Talk to sonx-c" you km)w, ` — 05125 C,opyh9ht 19%. Sears Canada Inc. --- 11 ,... • .=�Y 60ist+0/•fIlk tit !•.!2,;iwkkIk•!0.1+x•,♦•.,•�1�♦+rlj..:L Pickering green thumbs meet in Ajax AJAX-P[CKERING -- Area gardeners Anna Leggett discussesxieroscaping, can get valuable tips at an upcoming meeting scree gardens and rockeries. Visitors wel- of the Pickering Horticultural Society. come. Meetings usually include a flower The group meets on Tuesday, May 14 at 8 show. p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35 Membership $10 per year. Church St. N., Ajax. For more information, call 839-7600. LISTEN TO CANADA'S FOREMOST FINANCIAL EXPERT s13HININ COSTELLO Hear Brian Explain: WR 50 1 •Important tax changes in the March '% Federal Budget Saturdag, Mag 11, 1996 • = D recasts for interest rates. stocks. bonds and real at 10:110 R.M. estate The Gallantrg • isa dtt beginning of the next Bull Market in The Pickering Town Centre • Achieve 151 returns. despite low interest rates 1355 Kingston Road • innappy with RRSP or Financial Advisor (tow to conrinm YouH lecenre no cost assessment) H T T E 11 O R n C E • HCW TC GET MONEY OUT OF RSP tax free Seating in limited. • Ncw to take advantage of the next big move in 24 hour reservation interest rates 1-800-890-4483 �` THE Financial Planning Group Aff I V. 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Bomb squad explodes `suspicious' package sent to Ajax residence AJAX — The police bomb squad Police have interviewed an acquain- exploded a suspicious package last tance of the woman, she reports. week sent to a Lake Driveway home- It's still under investigation. owner, who appears to have been the vactarn of prankster with poor taste, police say. On Sunday evening, the Durham Regional Police bomb disposal unit exploded what turned out to be an empty "suspicious package" outside the home of the woman who received it. She again contacted police Wednesday after she received in the mail a suspicious -looking envelope, which turned out to be nothing more than a folded flyer, 25 Division Sergeant Kim Bulloch says. Both the envelope and package had no postmarkings. "We think it's someone who the (homeowner) knows. It may just be a joke done in poor taste," says Sgt. Bulloch. zd r7T ,...Need legal advice? 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Displays and demonstrations of pioneer in Pickering to Whitevale Road and drive west On life, pony rides, face painting, wandering minstrel. Whitevale for 6 km. Children's singer/storyteller Magoo perforans on For more information, call 471-1607. IG ,tR HT,, _' HEREv. (s 'J.UGHT N u :x... fir. _...... �: [•R D1•11111 01'1,"% if 1,11 =3 ► ■ � 1995 NEW YORKER} '- Fully loaded, balance of Factory Warranty. stile a Pied Only 1995 NEON Per Day HIGHLINER 4 DR. - 4`+ " :Only 50*- per Day 1995 STEALTH RIT TW1N TURBO A.W.D. V6.6 spd. p* p/dl, One, anise, air cord.. AM1FM cars., eqjabW, - lea< w seats, t T chmrne wtw is, pm-acy glass, phri m. D532. TWO TO CHOOSE FROM 995 CHRYSLER LERARON Convertible. loaded, auto. ji s.. p•b., air, pew.. p.d., cin, cruise plus much Tore. Only Sq46• Per Day 1996 CXAW CtEROKM LAREDO Auto.. P.s.. Rb.. ak, buckas, rxnteoM ph. wac want. aal.rc. of laclory wanowtV Mob IN ak tax. no hry tae. lnc-Mdas Mr. 1 KEE COUNM -; - 6.0 L.tN pntactiaa. 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SLT decor. 402ag0 seek WD asrvim, trailer tow pack. chrome wlnNs. still spin axle, two lot n�sliift r" t window. Only s11 .80� per Day altlN� ••••• y ... _......... �.�s+.atis.aarra.mn:-r,,rs'ss+s:;n rr.�aw•. ...,..-......�.v,.n. - . �...�.r: �.-�-.;:. r.,,.,.--. ,.wrs.wr��.:'.. � � ,: PAGE I3 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY- %1AV c- 19Q& Fraser Ford Sets,U P Camp In The General Area I "J-%-JL;n rvRu 3HLt> LIMI 1 tU 815 King St. W., Oshawa, ON. Phone (905) 576-1800 (Toll Free)1-888-259-FORD We are proud to welcome Robert Fraser and his staff to the Ford family. The sales and service team of Fraser Ford Sales Limited is committed to customer satisfaction. They bring over 25 years of sales and service experience toour complete line-up of vehicles, including the new Ford Taurus and '9 a great selection of quality vehicles, and technicians whose expertise is the proper care and maintenance of your vehicle. Drop by during the Grand Opening Celebration on May 9th, from 5:30-8:30 for yourself why we're so proud of the latest mem 30-8.30 PM and see member of the Ford family. • No one treats families like Fern! Por a groat vacation the whole tamely wi l love neat `or :ern -just 1'12 hrs tram Toronto. Defidous meals. tennis. golf. 2 outdoor pools. 1 indoor pod. lin entertainment r- waterslding. games & Wess centre. And for the little people. a fun and tarcdU supervised Play wlage Summer Vacation Packages 2 Days $270. • 3 Days 1390. - 4 Days M. pp, dbl r 00 5 Days $615. 7 Days from $815. to $860. pp, dbl 1-800.567-3376FUM 1 Child Free June 14 - July 1, Aug. 9 - Sept 2 Toronto (416) 364-4069 Ordlia (705) 3252256 R.R. 5, Orillia, L3V 61-15 ..... t t 1' :Ili[evile %TJJMJIS Never\ Been a Better rmw to Buhr. Red Tag Days End May 3111 HURRY IN FOR BEST SEL f� WHITBY TOYOTA i 1025 D,ndas St ^d.. ',"-,.by 2228 686 - • Please recycle this newspaper' i M THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 5,1996 -PAGE 15 IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PICKERING 00 1550 KINGSTON RD. 107 KENT ST. 40 KING ST WEST (SUITE 210) 839.8981 (SUITE 207) 839-8981 839.8981 Maple Ridge Dental Office Dr. Jay Petrof f � .a.. D-D.S & Associates FAMILY DENTISTS • Nch Paticnb Always N%cicumc • F.%vning and Saturday Appointments Available • Emergency Service • Gentle & Caring Treatment • Crnmetic Bonding • Bleaching • AI] Dental Insurance Plans Accepted J � � ♦moi i �_ v 9OB 831-3603 3073 l.iserpcwl Road «.. #4 Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low Prices! Boneless loin Steaks Texas Style Back Ribs *$3 69 SteaksBologna 9�! 8 3ataasSe, Cart From USDA Ses lb. TUESDAY, MAY 7 & WEDNESDAY, MAY a Onr Marinated Eye of Round Steaks m. USDA Select Centre Cut Stir Fry aeons s*�--11°3868 � s4': tlWr. Z (Du11DAS ST. W.) rakillk Pk= Pkkfrbg 831-7961• �.•.:.•:"&Thun*W+7 "The Meat People" M NwLIr�Y•MrYY.Y•»l�sby•.wlr.�►Ia.��,M�wal��ni11�•�al� -. - -. :«.. _ �:M"tl••..T.,'.r..wci1.GUF4Fr,.x'.:w!fi4.......'fil'acS.w'�'..a �'.nr..v . .. �.,.:.A _.a�rus:+a..:...... :. ..n -. ... .. .. 4 -i} • s • PAGE 116 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. A1AY 5. 1996 Name Drongi In A ax and P.ickerin y �� g an Birthday "A very1 handsome little man turns four on Mav 8." Happy birthday ,d wishes and +� lots of love go to Alexander Clements. who's "a special son and a terrilic brother. We hope you have a great day Alex," say Nfommy. Daddy, Megan and Adam. PS. Coo-coxa-lah-cah. Birthday On April 29, Neil Haunton stopped being a teenager. He turned 20 with best wishes from his Mom and sister Sherry. who bought him an expensive Lift. Birthday May 2 was an important day for Kiel McCormack because he became a teenager. That means he'll be behind the wheel in three years. Wishing him a happy 13th birthday and a painless adoles- cence were Mom, Dad and little brother Spencer. .Birthday "Our big boy Dean Lamoureux turned four on April 30. Hope you had a happy day and lots of fun bowling with all your friends. Love from Mommy, Daddy and Monkey." Birthday The hi g guy I - - --- in the Diniz home turns four on May 6. ishing� Joshua Diniz a very Kapp} birthday With a lots of hugs and kisses are little sister Ashley, Mom. Dad, Grandma, Grandpa, Nana and Papa. He'll celebrate the hiL I dad with family and friends. Luray, lord}, Cathy Bowins is 40. Cathy reaches the milestone on Mav 5. Husband Bill and daughters Christine and Dana wish Mom a happy birthday. "You look great for our age." Birthday Katrym Fernandes turned four years old on April 26. Wishing "our little princess" a very happy birthday were Mom, Dad, Nicholas and Grandpa. ito,,-& 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 p a THIS )C"EEK ti CAKE WINKEkti ANE r I Alexander Clements ' 2 Katryna Fernandes i Brandon Wheatley A inner, nu% Ku d(rccth to Bi,km knhhiro to rercn'c then FREF Lake (Plea>c prn+ide (dennh(.,ruon) PNIZF \ALIO I \TIL sAT MAV I1 1 rX • 1 /" • Y 'k ,r. 6' iY . . • • a • i f Y: �. _ _ .. Birthday "She's still talking on the phone!" Katie Doran turns 17 on May 10 with> . happy birth- day wishes and love from Mom, Dad, sister Julia, pets Redford and Calico, assorted fis family and friends. "Have a wonderf Birthdays weekend on May 10 and good lu with your many accomplishmen Happy belated her family says. , birthday greeting to Quirico Nionopoli who turned 61 on March 27. Lots of love from Frank, Debbie, Shannon, Kavla, Domenic, Debbie and David. Domenic had a birth- day on April 6 with best wishes from wife Debbie and little buddy David. Ih)menic and Debbie celebrated their anniver- san tm Apr l 15 when David wished them all the best. Birthday "A great big happy birthday for our little sweetheart Cara Jessie Munro, who turned one on April 25. Lots and lots of hugs and kisses Caraboo! Love Mommy and Daddy." Birthday riWpy. srxul otr>lloay to Brandon 'Killer B' Wheatley on May 6. Lots of love from Mom, Dad, brother Aaron and sister Amanda." from Ther er tee( there. ; Clarke on A "Wow now a teenager happy wishes NVinnie Birthday Birthday The hand- some dude with a big smile turned five May I. Wishing . Cameron Harris a happy birth- day with hugs and kisses were Mommy, Daddy, Jonathan and Emily. Birthday A little beauty tuns five on May 5. Wishing Mkbebe Spies a happy birthday and lots of love are Mommy, Daddy, Brad and Adam. 25th anniversary best wishes go to Maria and Arthur Morein on their 25th anniversary on May 9. Love from Mom, Natalia, Carlos Manuel, Antonio, Ana, Debbie, Sandra, Tyler, Dan and Peter. �Ya ►t►r e1 ♦�i -:�1 a -1-♦ � i � a Y Birthday A cutie has turned one. Rebecca Sims celebrated her first birthday on April 24. Lots of hugs and kisses from her aunts, f uncles. Granny,;;.: Grandpa, . Mommy, " Daddy and big sister Eryn. Engagement E] June 8 will he a day Natalie Jai Brown and Eamon Francis R will always remember, as the cou will exchange vows. Eamon is the of Angela and Kevin Wild Pickering and Natalie is the daugt of Janice and Fitzgerald Brown Scarborough. Birthdays "Samantha L a m b d e n turned nine on May 4 and brother Nicholas will be 12 on May 8. Lots of love f r o m Mummy, D a d d y, Dodger the cat, and the rest of the Lambden and Wigley family in England." 0 ow M t Help celebrate Nurses Appreciation Week at Aj*ax=PickPrj*nP hocnitAl AJAX-PICKER- ING — The public and area nurses are invited to a number of spe- cial events to commemorate N u r s e s Appreciation Week May 6 to 12 at Ajax - P i c k e r i n g G e n e r a l Hospital. On Monday from 9:30 to 11 a.m., there will be an Appreciation Tea in the hospital's private dining room. All nurses who have worked at APGII are welcome and are asked to wear their old uni- forms and caps and take their ;graduation pho- tos. Tuesday is Community Resources Day, with displays from community health groups in the west lobby of the hospital from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Groups to be rep- resented include the Lung Association, Barbara Black Centre, Cancer Society, Heart and Stroke Foundation, VON, and the Red Cross. O n Wednesday, all nurses who live in the community are invited to a social gathering in the hospital conference rooms at 5:30 p.m., to be fol- lowed by a pre- sentation at 6:30 by keynote speaker Dr. Alice J. Baumgart, RN, PhD, dean of nursing at Qu e e a' s University and co-editor of Canadian Nurses :Facing the Future. All nurses liv- ing in the .com- munity are also welcome to attend Education and Suppliers Day in the west lobby from 9 am. to 5 p.m. On Saturday APGH is spon- soring a Community Day at the Pickering -Town Centre. Various hospital have displays set up area between the Peoples Jewellers departments will in the mall in the Laura Secord and stores. 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SdL #P333. $243.30 PER MONTH 1914 CAVALER Z DR. s 1993 BERETTA GTZ 4 cyl., 5 spd., p.s., p.b., ` V6, 5 spd., loaded. 38,000 km. Stk. 0394. Stk. #P349. $196.53" ;2811,14' PER MONTH PER MONTH V AL 1 Chevrolet • Goo • Okla noWle • MosAWNADEr0lT fa�cr WT 1995 CORSICA 4 DR V6, auto., air, p.s., p.b., AM/FM cass. Stk. #P338. $267.70" PER MONTH 19% S-10 PICKUP 5 spd., p.s., p.b., AM/FM cass. 54,000 km. Stk. #P325. $220w32** PER MONTH 1994 CHEV PNP V8, auto., power steering, power brakes. Stk. #P387. $384.52" PER MONTH 1995 CAVA= 4 DR 4 auto., p.s., p.b., AM1FM cass., 27,000 km. Stk. #P373. 5267.91" PER MONTH 5 DELTA 88 ROYALE loaded. #P381. $446.39" PER MONTH 1992 LUMNA Z34 X1991 CAPRICE CLASSIC V6, loaded. 8, loaded, incl. p. seat. Stk. #P322. tk. #P362. $2601.25 $2441111 " PER MONTH PER MONTH 425Bayly St. W., Ajax * (at westney Road) (905 427=2500 �weos►vmau.00wwraat"Wilil irxraan¢muc rwwrunwwona.owna.okc THE NEWS ADS F.RTISEN tit NDAY. NlAY 5.1996 -PAGE 17 0% ..SUPER ST'�RE FR' F REFRK I Poll, �I�1 T' lJ RY ALL WOOD" P E D ESTI a 8.4 ARROWBACK C R 04FM 11 _ N YClJ pow— ORROR - ---- m No OFA • SWIVEL ROCKERS 14 _lr ITAVA M.", dlt� add a I 411k em czeor Puzcdca.ze rM 0 - PAGE 20 -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY S. 19% ENTERTAINMENT Emily Blakek>^k, 17. will represent the area at the provincial music festival in Peterborough next month. Ajax vocalist hopes Ontario festival judges will be singing her praises AJAX-PICKERING — An Ajax singer will compete against some of the top vocalists in Ontario at the Provincial Music Festival in Peterborough next month. Emily Blakelock, 17, a student of Pickering singing teacher Jean McDonald, will compete at the Ontario provincial competition at Lakefield College, In e a r Peterborough, from June 12 jo 16. T h e Pickering High School student received top marks from the adjudi- cators at the Pickering Metro East Music Festival in mid-Feburary and Farly March. The Pickering festival, now in its sixth year, attracts young people from various music disciplines such as piano, singing, brass, classical guitar and strings. The syllabus for the 1997 1ickering festival will be available at local music stores in mid -summer. For more information about the Pickering festival, call $31-5045. Call the New Advertiser with your entertainment news. 683-5110. 44 -, A by f fr h d 1'., num ,r o young 111U,, tons om t e area won awar s at t t., year s Pickering Metro East Music Fetival. In front, from left, are Melanie Gogol (voice Grade 3), Kristina Maharaj (voice Grade 1), Matthew Pagazani (piano Grade 2) and Vincen, Kong (piano Grade 1). In back are Clara Blakelock (violin Grade 4), Gillian Gregory (voice Grade 6), Emily Blakelock (Voice Grade 8), Nicole Wall (Voice Grade 4), Justine Abau- Heif (Bridge Generation Gap) and Charlotte Abau-Heif (piano). 1 fc�o� 1 FREE 1 : 1rf ��, with the purchase of another, large fry and ' _ a medium soft drir*, and this coupon OFFER VALID AT LICKS 1 1163 KINGSTON ROAD PICKERING, ONTARIO 1 urnii May " Not valid with any other offer. iiiiiiii iiiiiissone tlionnoon a_J Let's keep our corner-- of the world clean. - Please recycle. - ».tow ..a e.. .n �� .. %+-. s.,r. ,,.-..�•'� ea 996-97 PROFESSIONAL. .asp r w;.+Choose from 5 Moving Series! : n e .. llnheatahle Savin s u t0 31 � P o. r ftterfainment CALL'.z._��w.�a, (905) 305,,,,,,SH0W bwa of 305-7469 - ' fmb w Y J N MR ULUMFO 5.19JUAC 7 ; t _ fa 1"&97RODUC M SPONSORS First Professional M anagement tae. Sun Microsystems of Canada Inc. Allstate Mason International Inc. Realtor TD Bank ATI Technologies Inc. Miller Thomson Barristers & SoUdsors TransCanada PlpeUncs Bell Canada NClt canaaa ua. Captain Developments Limited Radisson Hotel Toronto Markham 1996-97 Media Sponsor Consumers Gas IBM Canada L Ltd. Royal Bank of Canada TMS. iFmir SWft ` Sheraton Parkway Toronto North u t C[` t , amlWts*�+'" "VIM "`t'" a* `r,`nata'Ti°tf :.. rnaura ..:s „�•arr.' . .a� Protect your pet with rabies shot at clinics in Aja, Pickering Knowledge is P The watch word for the '90's seems to be change. with the advents in technology such as the Internet. change can reach directly into our homes in every corner of the globe. Medicine in the traditional allopathic model is not exempt. with cutbacks looming and the lean mean '90's a continuing to progress, the services provided by the government through the Ontario Health Card cannot he as all encompassing as was once thought possible. The public is being asked to directly contribute to their own well being by paying for some services. There are so many options available in both the main and alternative streams of medicine that the public must now educate itself so that it can make hoth informed and financially viable decisions. The main stream of medicine is easy to become informed about since we experience many aspects of It on a daily basis. The Family Physician is an excellent resource to use to help to build your arsenal of knowledge. The Family Physician can help to point you in the right direction. For some people, traditional medicine gives them only part of the solution to their health care issues. But upon delving into the area of complimentary or alternative medicine, they find a plethora df techniques potions and lotions that can quickly hecome mind boggling. In helping to sort the winnow from the chaffe, the Family Physician is also a good place to start. Most Physicians will attempt to deep themselves modestly informed about available complimentary or alternative medicine practitioners ,DURHAM — You can have Fido or Fluffy vaccinated at an upcoming rabies clinic. May 6 to II is Rabies Awareness Week and Durham Region's health department is conducting vaccination clinics and offering education kits to schools. In Ajax, a rabies vaccination clinic will be held Thursday, May 9 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. A clinic will be held in Pickering Tuesday, May 14 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex on 'ower, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 5, ll"6-PAGE: 21 Valley Farm Road south of Hwy. 2. Cost is $12. Terms are cash only, preferably with the correct amount. All animals must be more than four months old and in good health. Dogs have to be leashed and cats con- fined to carriers or boxes. Other clinics will be held at Iroquois Park Arena in Whitby on Wednesday. May 8 from 1 to 4 p.m., at Luther Vipond Memorial Arena in Brooklin on Friday, May 10 from 2 to 5 p.m., Children's Arena in Oshawa on Wednesday, May 15 from noon to 4 p.m. and Bowmanville Arena on Thursday, May 16 from I to 5 p.m. "Teaching kits for schools are available for kindergarten to Grade 2 and Grades 6 to 8. Teachers can also arrange for a west speaker by calling the Durham Region health department at 683-4660. Power is in their area. Some Alternative Medicine techniques have their roots ancient practices trom far away lands for example Chinese Herhology and Acupuncture or Japanese natural healing called Reiki. Others have their roots in North America such as Native Spiritual Healing, Homeopathy, Naturopathy and iridology. The premise of all ancient techniques is to restore balance to the body so that its natural rhythms and energies can heal. The most recent application for such techniques is to use them in conjunction with allopathic medicine. The best example of this linking or integration are the Osteopathic Medicine techniques such as Strain Counter Strain, Muscle Energy and Cranial Sacral Therapy. Chiropractic care is also an example of how this joining can occur. Many Athletic Therapists, Physiotherapists, MD's, RN'%. Chiropractors, Massage Therapists and Kinestologists will have taken or be involved in one or more alternative medicine techniques. This has lead to the development of the Multidisciplinary Clinic. In this setting, a number of individuals trained indifferent fields will come together, use their combined skills and knowledge to treat the client or patient as a whole and not as a disease process. This has coined the phrase Holistic Medicine. This allows the client or patient to choose a number of treatment options and feel more in control of their care. Unfortunately. this does not come without cost. Mo.t Alternative Medicine techniuues are not -' yshpyCnPhote ireFOR PROGRESM ACM ROWILITA A'ED =7E AND TREAT7101il, National Physiotherapy Week' April •• 4tEGISTER®PIiY$p1FIERAp1� QDAY 6 Fffl t' APpONTMEWS tUOq®tSgOli COIMNIr #MMCMM&TMWW ant ptttlauwtlBlEROr Alo WXTAUTO WSl1 wa THEACiNE PlIYSIOR6iAPr 'PRIVATE E aEkM HEALTH CW PIANSFeVAtuf M GROU IP IW > 700018" O 1 B•- TMACTIONFORAN APPOINTMENT U3.9 98 1 CALL. 375 Finely Avenue, Suite 104, Ajax DURHAM ORTHOPEDIC CLIN C f f . f\ I PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE Physiotherapy Treatment for Acute/Chronic Joint & Muscle Pain b Sports Injuries REGISTERED PHYSIOTHERAPISTS MEMBER OF PATH. ASSESS - TREAT - EDUCATE - PREVENT No Waiting list EARLY MORNING & EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE Most Insurance Claims Accepted (Auto & Extended Health) 90 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village) 805-428-7800 OURHAM ORTHOPEDIC 6 SPORTS INJURY CLINIC Energy, Energy is F .� covered by government insurance. Some private insurance plans will cover a number of techniques but the list is limited. That is why it is so important to be an informed consumer so that you do not get stuck with a large bill at the end of your treatment. remember, KNOWLEDGE is POWER. POWER is is ENERGY. ENERGY is HEALTH. ., . IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE To SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE if PEOPLE OF ALL AC:FS 2+ HOUR EMERGEN(:Y SERVi(;E 3 Harwlxxi Avc. S...xjax. Ontario lStwth of Hw}. 02t ealth John Smith Certified Athletic Therapist DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST W OHWY, 2> r O i f o # HWV .141 SPORTS IMIEDNCO"INE & IREWASILITATION =LIINIUCS Holistic Approach To Health Care @J 1J4 U :I #IF: VAFO1:11 Joining traditional & complimentary medicine • Medical doctors specializing in physical rehabilitation • Chiropractic • Athletic therapy • Kinesiology • Massage therapy • Cardiac rehabilitation le 1420 Bayly Ste sill. 0 �� 9 •LL :3 m` • Acupuncture • Reiki therapy • Handson therapy technique • Relaxation, stress management & psychotherapy • Individual fitness training • Yoga classes Unit 6, Pickering 420-6285 Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Friday 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m.-12 noon PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY 5. 1"6 Aja SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. AJAX — Ajax Aquatic Club swimmers turned in good performances at the Long Course Invitational, 'hosted by the Ajax club at the University of Toronto pool recently. Sarah Lo, swimming in the women's 15 -and -over division, earned four silver medals in the pool. She posted second - place finishes in the 100 - metre breaststroke and the 100m backstroke. She was third in the 200m breast- stroke. fourth in the 200m individual medley and 200m free, sixth in the 200m back and eighth in the Sore free and 100m free. Lo helped her AAC team- mates to silver medals in the 200m freestyle relay and the 200m medley relay. She was joined on the medley relay team by Rob-vm McCulloch. Lindsay Crowder and Alines Tomes On the freestyle relay team with Lo were McCulloch, Toma and Tara Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser _- S Sports now on • the Internet 'y www.durhamnews.net ers emerge from pool with many medals Brooks. Brooks also earned a sil- ver medal in the 50m free and a bronze in the 200m free. She placed seventh in the 400m free and eighth in the 100m back. Ellen Grams was third in the 100m breast and fifth Ppl1A in the 100m �-�- free. She also Q helped anoth- er AAC 200 - metre .medley relay team to a third-place effort and a second AAC team to a fifth -place f mish in the 200m free relay. Joining Grams on the medley squad were Danielle Singer, Tara Arnott and Marie -Eve Tremblay. Crowder, Lindsay Mascherin and Amcxt were also part of the free relay team. Crowder posted fourth - place efforts in the 20om back and 100m back. Tara Arncxt placed fourth in the 200m breast and seventh in the 100m breast. Alina Toma finished fifth in the 400m free, sixth in the 50m free: and seventh in the 100m free. Robvn McCulloch was fifth in the 200m free and 200m back, sixth in the 100m back ,, and eighth in the 100m C butterfly. Danielle Sin-er finished eighth �G in the 200m back. to while Alvscia Crooks was eighth in the 100m breast. In the girls' l3 -an d- 14 division, Abbey Crooks placed sixth in the 200m breast and eic hth in the 100m breast. Best times were also swam by Adrienne Kanney and Jessica Kostka. In the ,iris' 11-12 bracket. Heather Crowdis was sixth in the 50m free. Swimming best times were Caidyn Jones, Jennifer Savage, Christina Lucente and Kelsey Benning. Pickering peewees win Toronto Clancy Tournament Cup PICKERING — The Pickering Pickering beat George Bell 2-0 in Panthers Amts Loam Supply major the first game on goals by Marks and peewee select hockey team went unde- McMulkin, with assists to George. feated in five games to bring home the Bryden and Antoniadis. Toronto Clancy Tournament Cup In the second game, the Panthers recently. In the final against Parkdale at the 'fed Reeves Arena, Pickering prevailed 6- 1. Scott George scored twice for the Panthers, with singles to Tony McMulkin, Brandon Marks, Joey Pandolfi and Ken Stevens. James Kimball added two assists, Jordan Hutchinson, John Reid, Kevin Fleming, Jamie Ward, McMulkin, Pandolfi, Marks and Stevens had one apit ce. OutctaudWg goaltending was supplied by the tandem of Kevin Emerson and Rory Clephan. To advance to the finial, Pickering bleat Forest Hill 5-0 in the semi-final contest George led the way with a hat trick, McMWkin and Pandolfr added' singles. Assisting were Bill Antoniadis, Stevens, Chris Bryden and McMulkin. In earlier action, Pickering defeated the North York Knights 5-0, East York 8-1 and Parkwoods 2-0. Meanwhile, the Arnts Loam Supply peewees captured the tier 1 East Division title in the North York League. They went on to defeat the George Bell team, the tier 1 champs of the West Division, in a best -of -three series. prevailed 6-1 to close out the series. Hutchinson and Stevens each scored two goals, with single markers to George and Michael Karakolis. Assisting were Karakolis, George and Darryl Malmdrirto. In the -iris' 10 -and -under. Jennifer Beckberger finished fifth in the 50m free, sixth in the 100m free. seventh in the 50m breast and eighth in the 200m I.M. Brittany Benning also swam best times for the Ajax club. Meanwhile, in the men's 15 -and -over division. Aaron Lo finished fust in the 50m free and the 100m fly, fourth in the 100m free and 200m I.M.. and fifth in the 100m breast. Matt Bell earned a sil- ver medal in the 100m fly, while fu►ishing fourth in the 200m back and fifth in the 100m back. Nathan Klem also swam a best time. In the boys' 13-14 catego- ry, James Ayotte finished second in the 200m breast and fourth in the 100m breast. Mike Singer was If You Think Exercise has to Hurt ... Think A` 4 • T,;mmy kip . Waist Tnmmer No Stoll No Stltl W No Kidikg^ • • IF YOU... • Surer boom ammo storms • FIM rneacak orvhysew dsabftn • torr to retard bore loss • IaQrow %x+tMy. «durance. strergrt, agily. balance and oo-orAnaom and loos rx Ms • Graar br as ayes. Total Faun 3000 Toning Sy0 ms 224tho coeAvte.S. sq -7112[«683-7823 eighth in the 40(hn free. The AAC free relay team of Ayotte, Singer, Vince Micieli and Ryan Symington fin- ished sixth. Also swimming best times were Gavin Re -an and Scott Ellis. In the boys' 11-12 group, Jordan Bell won a silver medal in the 100m fly and bronze in the 400m free and 200m free, and was fourth in the 100m back, fifth in the 100m free and eighth in the loom breast. Andrew Seamone, Andrew Grams and Matthew Hill also swain best times. In the boys' 10 -and -under category, Daniel Vollmer placed third in the loom fly, fifth in the 50m fly and sev- enth in the 50tn breast. Adrian Mate was fourth in the 50m fly and 200m back, sixth in the 100m back, sev- enth in the Spm free and eighth in the 200m free. Lesley Tang finished eighth in the 100m breast. • ' � 1996 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE 18 HOLE COURSE MEMBERSHIPS (includes 112 hr. lesson with Bob Keyes) 7 day unrestricted $625 + GST 5 day before 1 p.m. $550 + GST excludes SS & Hog 5 day after 1 p.m. $465 + GST excludes SS & Hol. GREEN FEES Weekdays I5'P1 9' Weekends I rP2r (Incl.. G.S.T.) Call for More Details or Tee Off Times 1-800-346-5361 or 1-905-885-6487 82 VICTORIA STREET SOUTH • PORT HOPE EJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. Division CLUB REGRIPPING % LADIES s149eacn reg.'500 V~lE & KIDS Limited Time Otter Thine • Custom Club Making • Clones • Regrp =; • Reshaft • Alterauons - New. Used _ • Trade-ins - Seniors • Women - Kids 4- 465 Bayly St. W Ajax (S W) corner of Bay!y and Westney Aja SPORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. AJAX — Ajax Aquatic Club swimmers turned in good performances at the Long Course Invitational, 'hosted by the Ajax club at the University of Toronto pool recently. Sarah Lo, swimming in the women's 15 -and -over division, earned four silver medals in the pool. She posted second - place finishes in the 100 - metre breaststroke and the 100m backstroke. She was third in the 200m breast- stroke. fourth in the 200m individual medley and 200m free, sixth in the 200m back and eighth in the Sore free and 100m free. Lo helped her AAC team- mates to silver medals in the 200m freestyle relay and the 200m medley relay. She was joined on the medley relay team by Rob-vm McCulloch. Lindsay Crowder and Alines Tomes On the freestyle relay team with Lo were McCulloch, Toma and Tara Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser _- S Sports now on • the Internet 'y www.durhamnews.net ers emerge from pool with many medals Brooks. Brooks also earned a sil- ver medal in the 50m free and a bronze in the 200m free. She placed seventh in the 400m free and eighth in the 100m back. Ellen Grams was third in the 100m breast and fifth Ppl1A in the 100m �-�- free. She also Q helped anoth- er AAC 200 - metre .medley relay team to a third-place effort and a second AAC team to a fifth -place f mish in the 200m free relay. Joining Grams on the medley squad were Danielle Singer, Tara Arnott and Marie -Eve Tremblay. Crowder, Lindsay Mascherin and Amcxt were also part of the free relay team. Crowder posted fourth - place efforts in the 20om back and 100m back. Tara Arncxt placed fourth in the 200m breast and seventh in the 100m breast. Alina Toma finished fifth in the 400m free, sixth in the 50m free: and seventh in the 100m free. Robvn McCulloch was fifth in the 200m free and 200m back, sixth in the 100m back ,, and eighth in the 100m C butterfly. Danielle Sin-er finished eighth �G in the 200m back. to while Alvscia Crooks was eighth in the 100m breast. In the girls' l3 -an d- 14 division, Abbey Crooks placed sixth in the 200m breast and eic hth in the 100m breast. Best times were also swam by Adrienne Kanney and Jessica Kostka. In the ,iris' 11-12 bracket. Heather Crowdis was sixth in the 50m free. Swimming best times were Caidyn Jones, Jennifer Savage, Christina Lucente and Kelsey Benning. Pickering peewees win Toronto Clancy Tournament Cup PICKERING — The Pickering Pickering beat George Bell 2-0 in Panthers Amts Loam Supply major the first game on goals by Marks and peewee select hockey team went unde- McMulkin, with assists to George. feated in five games to bring home the Bryden and Antoniadis. Toronto Clancy Tournament Cup In the second game, the Panthers recently. In the final against Parkdale at the 'fed Reeves Arena, Pickering prevailed 6- 1. Scott George scored twice for the Panthers, with singles to Tony McMulkin, Brandon Marks, Joey Pandolfi and Ken Stevens. James Kimball added two assists, Jordan Hutchinson, John Reid, Kevin Fleming, Jamie Ward, McMulkin, Pandolfi, Marks and Stevens had one apit ce. OutctaudWg goaltending was supplied by the tandem of Kevin Emerson and Rory Clephan. To advance to the finial, Pickering bleat Forest Hill 5-0 in the semi-final contest George led the way with a hat trick, McMWkin and Pandolfr added' singles. Assisting were Bill Antoniadis, Stevens, Chris Bryden and McMulkin. In earlier action, Pickering defeated the North York Knights 5-0, East York 8-1 and Parkwoods 2-0. Meanwhile, the Arnts Loam Supply peewees captured the tier 1 East Division title in the North York League. They went on to defeat the George Bell team, the tier 1 champs of the West Division, in a best -of -three series. prevailed 6-1 to close out the series. Hutchinson and Stevens each scored two goals, with single markers to George and Michael Karakolis. Assisting were Karakolis, George and Darryl Malmdrirto. In the -iris' 10 -and -under. Jennifer Beckberger finished fifth in the 50m free, sixth in the 100m free. seventh in the 50m breast and eighth in the 200m I.M. Brittany Benning also swam best times for the Ajax club. Meanwhile, in the men's 15 -and -over division. Aaron Lo finished fust in the 50m free and the 100m fly, fourth in the 100m free and 200m I.M.. and fifth in the 100m breast. Matt Bell earned a sil- ver medal in the 100m fly, while fu►ishing fourth in the 200m back and fifth in the 100m back. Nathan Klem also swam a best time. In the boys' 13-14 catego- ry, James Ayotte finished second in the 200m breast and fourth in the 100m breast. Mike Singer was If You Think Exercise has to Hurt ... Think A` 4 • T,;mmy kip . Waist Tnmmer No Stoll No Stltl W No Kidikg^ • • IF YOU... • Surer boom ammo storms • FIM rneacak orvhysew dsabftn • torr to retard bore loss • IaQrow %x+tMy. «durance. strergrt, agily. balance and oo-orAnaom and loos rx Ms • Graar br as ayes. Total Faun 3000 Toning Sy0 ms 224tho coeAvte.S. sq -7112[«683-7823 eighth in the 40(hn free. The AAC free relay team of Ayotte, Singer, Vince Micieli and Ryan Symington fin- ished sixth. Also swimming best times were Gavin Re -an and Scott Ellis. In the boys' 11-12 group, Jordan Bell won a silver medal in the 100m fly and bronze in the 400m free and 200m free, and was fourth in the 100m back, fifth in the 100m free and eighth in the loom breast. Andrew Seamone, Andrew Grams and Matthew Hill also swain best times. In the boys' 10 -and -under category, Daniel Vollmer placed third in the loom fly, fifth in the 50m fly and sev- enth in the 50tn breast. Adrian Mate was fourth in the 50m fly and 200m back, sixth in the 100m back, sev- enth in the Spm free and eighth in the 200m free. Lesley Tang finished eighth in the 100m breast. • ' � 1996 MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE 18 HOLE COURSE MEMBERSHIPS (includes 112 hr. lesson with Bob Keyes) 7 day unrestricted $625 + GST 5 day before 1 p.m. $550 + GST excludes SS & Hog 5 day after 1 p.m. $465 + GST excludes SS & Hol. GREEN FEES Weekdays I5'P1 9' Weekends I rP2r (Incl.. G.S.T.) Call for More Details or Tee Off Times 1-800-346-5361 or 1-905-885-6487 82 VICTORIA STREET SOUTH • PORT HOPE EJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOC. Division Manager Phone Dates Park Thine Minor Coreg Beckett 428-1283 May 11, May 12 Memorial 4- Mosquito May 18, May 19 Park 6pm May 25, May 26 Major Paul vanPutten 427 6297 May 11, May 12 Memorial 2- Mosquito May 18, May 19 Park 4pm May 25, May 26 ?Minor Norm Castello 428-3834 May 11, May 12 Memorial 4- Peewee May 18, May 19 Park 6pm May 25, May 26 Major George 428-8037 May 11, May 12 Memorial 8 - Peewee Hutchings May 18, May 19 Park I Opm May 25, May 26 Bantam John Marumuk 683.5970 May 12, May 19 Hermitage 4:30 - May 26 Park 7pm ,,, . - .,.. �•'•.� a rw d -^.+���+'8L '>•W7iS _,y...�..: YA011 ... ,�•M�,.#'a'^,.o^A'�a;�''n.• .� . ,,.,.. .a.... ...a.!• , . .. _._.__... _ . �arEyayPL,Eri...._.._ ..-rv.i..r. w.w`�'" - '`�^11Y�l1� . -.... �• �t k�Y. Beach volleyball AJAX —The Annandale Golf and Country Club will host a mixed recre- league seeks ational beach volleyball league which gets under way on Monday, May 27. mixed teams There are four courts available and each team will play a four- Bet -ore hitting VOUr golf shot, Dick a spot in f n ont of your ball inline with your target. Try to f< allow through )%,er the mark to hit the ball straighter. Use this method for all your golf Shots. `%qN... • GOLF CLUBS • GOLF BALLS • METAL DRIVER e HOME ELECTRONICS • GREEN FEE PASSES Jud mail in yaw. Name, address & telephone L tD do Golfs Finest 081awalW HWY CWkIIglon This Week P.O. Box 4810dmma, `rh68V V ) OaLv O Ranked M ttw top 25 Public Courses in Ontario 4 For 3 Present this ad and reactive 4 green fees for the price of 34$3r value) Valid Mon. to Fri. Offer expires May 31/96. May not be combined with any other offer. 686-1121 r+� % —rr THE NEWS ADVERTISER tit NUAY, MAY 5,1996 -PAGE 23 man/woman rotation with two men and two women on the court at all times. (lames will take place from 7 p.m. to 9 P.M. Facilities include a fully licensed patio, a snack bar, locker rooms and a sauna. Entry fee is $125 per team. Deadline to enter is Monday, May 20. For more information, call Mike Edwards at 905-428-0757. to you by the finest golf facilities in Durham Region & Area finest holes Hole #16 At Deer Creek Golf & Country Estates t.ourse Yards Par Rating Blue 6,476 72 71 white 5,977 72 69 R�.1 Zi a- I -77 !_-T I,, randthen ES: Blue 455White -135 Yds., rRed 328 yds. f distance & accuracy s required. A drive to the 150 yard marker ,s required to get to the flat mooth iron to middle of green is required. Don't under club Meth your approach shot as a pond ront of this green. Check the tree tops to figure out the wind - Deer Creek Golf & Country Estates, 27 Buggey Lane, Ajax (905) 427-7737 If you are looking for the ultimate in Public golf courses then Deer Creek Golf Club is for you. Deer Creek provides golfers with 18 very challenging holes on a beautifully manicured course. Our bent grass tees, greens and fairways provide excellent Playing conditions for golfers of all levels. Deer Creek operates with the customer in mind. We space the tee off times 9 minutes apart, resulting in quicker playing time. With the assistance of marshals and starters we strive for four hour rounds. Reservations can be made up to one week in advance. Deer Creek truly is the ultimate public golf course. The course is open to members and pay -as -you play only. Deer Creek does not host tournaments. Experience Deer Creek, "GOLFING PAR EXCELLENCE." Deer Creek Golf & Country Estates, a 36 hole facility located in north Ajax, the home of Fawn Brook Golf Club. Deer Creek and Fawn Brook are proud to be associated with Glen Cedars Golf Club, just east of Markham. Fawn Brook and Glen Cedars are open to members, pay -as -you play and tournaments. Whether you're out to play a quiet round with friends, or you're organizing a company tournament and banquet, Deer Creek, Fawn Brook and Glen Cedars have been designed to meet all your golfing needs. P��TICE RANGE 2 FVR 1 ad PRO SHOP SALE 20%-50% SAVINGS Gdf Clinics Available %_.,cr. CAW" CHAMPIONSHIP 18 No Toumamsrn • MNnbMships � 427-7T 9 Mole Scenic Executive C Course Gnsaarya'ir(b GST-llloNs► • Iloawly -LiclaadPsift tlhkea CHAMPIONSHIP 18 HI Tournaments A&I • Memberships • 111111 Wip bud* ,.nm W PIA. 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Diamond Management Institute has been successful because they are41 dedicated to developing and delivering quality,= r training to help them excel in today's competitive marketplace. _ DMI President Joe Gagliardi says they're introducing two new president Joe Gagliardi diploma programs recently approved by the The other programs communication, time The institute is province. are Computer Support management, quality, comprised of qualified The Business and Administration, planning, customer instructors with relevant Application Software Computerized Office service, finance and industry experience and Specialist program is a SuPervism- bookkeeping," says Joe. the various programs full-time 15 week This 17 week session `In addition you will combine a mix of session that will teach will train you in the use learn to lead individuals seminars, short courses the skills needed to of computer equipment and teams to peak and longer diploma perform sophisticated and software, while performance" programs which provide computer operations in teaching you the skills The company has a full range of training both small and large you meed to become a locations in services. businesses, successful supervisor. 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MAY 5. 19% -PAGE 27 Career Career Career Tralning I Training I Trainin I General General General General General I Geftttlral 9 Help I Help I Help I Help EM Help Help a iinxw ow.i nrorlxq r4 Class A.B.C.D.Z. • • Bus courses available • One-on-one or group • Fleet training • Training available- 24 hours per day • Air brake course • Dangerous goods • Log book • PAYMENT PLAN Border crossings • Defensive driving course AVAII ARI F A.I OX CUSTOMIZED CORPORATE TRAIINKFREE HAIRSTYLIST wanted GIRLS WANTED FROM SEMINAR FOR ALL FLEET SIZES full or pan time for Joseph's ONTARIO. Detweer 5 - 19, MAY 28tH ASK US NOW WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY (_ • ' 3K 40 ® 1 4o HUNT ST. AJAX 7:00 P.M. a General Help from Home Immediately • vtieekly Paycheques -A bsol utely No Experience Required • No Selling Involved SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 GAILLIND Requires Cleaners, days and evenings drivers license an asset. 683-4134 GOVERNMENT APPROVED tax program seeks enrollment officers in Toronto and throughout Ontario. Part time full time. high Income. leadsAraining. Mr MacDonald (416) 298- 7377.1-900-280-4533 INE55 �C White Bose ewrx•.u+rr..wn ivneo White Rose Cratls and Nursery Sales Limited Is presently recruiting for the fallowing '•femporan.- position FLORAL DESIGNER Extensive floral design background, preferably with a Floral de:;ign certificate. Duties to include making floral arrangements. custom arrangements for customers and overview of Floral visuals. Please sumit your resume in English to: Mrs. Gloria Knowles White Rose Crafts and Nursery Sales Limited 4038 Highway #7 Unionville, ON. L3R 21_5 Fax: 905-477-9432 NO PHONE CALLS PLEA .SF_ ATTENTION STUDENTS!! • $11.25 to start • $9,000 in scholarships available • No experience necessary - full training provided • Full & part-time positions available • No door-to-door or telemarketing • Advancement & career opportunities CALL NOW! 905-668-2176 URGENTLY NEEDED! Up to $201hourl Posi- tions include product assembly, telephone work and publication distribution. EaWv No selling. No experience necessary. FREE in- formation, rush large SASE: HOMEWORKERS 6021 Yonge St. Suite 1012 -PS. Toronto, ON M2M 3W2 KISKIDEE RESTAU- RANT Experienced Chinese cook needed. Ajax ocallon. Bheem 905-427- ,368 MEDIUM SIZED NURS- ING Home requires a f_ T qualified food service su- pervisor, for full time posi- tion. Preference well be given to those with experi- ence In a long term care setting. Previous cook ex- penence an asset Posmcn 1 lel edi tel We appreciate your Inieresi and ttfanh c'.cryiinc who respixlds N1 the, NNice. However. HAIRSTYLIST wanted GIRLS WANTED FROM aval a e .mm a y. Reply to File 0%25. Osha- we will only N contacting those candidates chosen for follow up interviews. full or pan time for Joseph's ONTARIO. Detweer 5 - 19, via This Week P O. Box :-cher Thursday avallable `76-9665 SINGLE MAID lumber. All work oar- Hairstyling in Oshawa to compete In this year's 481. Oshawa Ontario. L1H SERVICE • Rental Units Shopping Centre Phone '9% Toronto Pageants 7LS x " rim• or kitchen walls. as 723-9251 or aPDfY In per -Over S20.000 in pnzes and discount (905) 432-2913 H y Nl 12 years Access code 404- 9036/wait to Me dial tone. son. scholarships. Call today YVel as floor Mas. Good rel' .mss;: . i.H�.q v y ; , .�°.,' , . •<c hr ... .. a 800-367-2125 ext. 240 Olaf (905) 349-3636 FIROIIFIES .. ......... rPfax/��crfesc:sy News Advertiser683m0707 R Y Fax 683-7363 • Improvements • • Improvements • Handyman F -M, Painting dk • Moving dr • House • Gardening 5 • Gardening 6 • P • ' ' Improverttertts • I I • 1 y peoorating • Storage • Cleaning • � Landscaping • Landscaping MISTER CHEAP',Home R-vr,,P,ents, rec roomlj.in law apartments. additions. fences, decks. etc. Lr tensed for over 20 years• al! work guaranteed. for Free est.mate call Emre 905-404-8170 'Mr. Brush For Home or Business Improvements . Painting Renovations • additions • Plumbint Neat & Cou11em MISTER POST HOLE. augured post totes. setting 3f posts in 00110 We will melf competitors pnces (905) 665--0400 or 1-800- 853-8661 P.H.P.S(post holes / posts set) Post holes drilled, all concrete sup- pled Sores tubes Installed Bobcat Services. available. HONEST, v. at •a. ;nr: SOD (e-_,;., ' Cross Movers ?dr)alr 'ateS. homes. , Jr� xpeanced with 17 ,Eqenenced'•ars. do cleaning. by day ates 545470 Will supply _leaning products Every Plumbing ;f ices. apt.. etc. Rano ITIdvrlg 'adung avaidble 423-02394 ' :-cher Thursday avallable `76-9665 SINGLE MAID lumber. All work oar- )) 2815-5513 ) IMPROVEMENTS SERVICE • Rental Units rates Fret ostomates. Elec- lumber. Serving Durham for One ti14id rnr :r .1...... .. -1 _—.--- rim• or kitchen walls. as DUCTWORK Installed, Cedar s pressure treated • I • Plumbing and piano soacralrsts. Flat • Corrtrrterctal moved. relocated. Excellent lumber. All work oar- • IMPROVEMENTS • Moving b • Rental Units rates Fret ostomates. Elec- lumber. Serving Durham for AJAX FENCE, custom rim• or kitchen walls. as • $forage discount (905) 432-2913 trostatic air cleaners, res- 12 years Access code 404- 9036/wait to Me dial tone. AAA -LICENSED YVel as floor Mas. Good rel' DOWNTOWN OSHAWA ALVIN SAMEDAY modifiers. Big. Small fobs. Olaf (905) 349-3636 PLUMBER available. NI .:haln-hnk. dog runs, 1 It man floor store CNN Paul 428-09 PLUMBING licensed your D+menng needs. AJAX Moving Systems bnu -full front Con+pletely rerfOvat- uervass P,ci- r L'01n- -y Fr•sn cut dally Frye Join care information ;-owing quarry sod since '162 Call All -Green Sod ,owers Ltd 9051725- +74 or 263.2213 • Party • Services , =+own mends. GREENTHUMB x sal MAGICIAN •eaW fo ertertin for any .edar --c, =eda, hedg- age. any occasion Berm- es. lances, decks, interlock- mss, promotions. open - ng brick Spring special on ings, fund raiser. Magic Novi Call 1.800-760-1058. shows are muni Lanuc• . Complete renovations seances, moves, aye WOO yd, tuff use of basement help 839 7057 or 728- • ?a hr. Free Pstimates HANDYMAN an lobs 13334 1 16 -$673 EUROPEAN hla specwl- CAtt�O Guaranteed lowest pnces. and piano soacralrsts. Flat Available Immedlentty, • Wir1d01e5 • Doors mt. will renovate your bmi IMPROVEMENTS No job too small!! Senior rate or hourty. We now $750 pus utilities . Call AJAX FENCE, custom rim• or kitchen walls. as Quality him discount (905) 432-2913 have heated storage units Darren Martel 668.3800 wood fences d decks. YVel as floor Mas. Good rel' rwmations ALVIN SAMEDAY Now offenng free boxes 1090 .:haln-hnk. dog runs, ere nces and sabsfaaion ��• 1975 PLUMBING licensed vnM move. Park and load • I'lOOrin •vrought-iron. repairs to ex• guaranteed. For het esu- - pkxrobeir, no lob too small, special, starting at 599. and • I Carpeting it fences. Call 666• mates cal D. Dykstra 725- no job too bog. free esti- up Call for inlormation, TROUBLE de- bees of moves. Call Carl a 4955 or 1-800-598.8160. 4913 No PROJECT TOO mates. great prices. guar- 725-0005 or 427-0005. GREENTHUMB Total SMALL anteed lowest 905- 725- CARPET Installations - 25 BUDGET NOW D4movEKENTS Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, plfJ &S, Additions, elect ia, drywall, decks. ceramic fling b counter lops 15 years experience, to - stretching, our speciality. Free estimates. Dd N Duncan, 967-1799 or 987- 1800 • House -- • Cleaning. • Lean MMW • • R"N* 714' F -W• l ' `•"w, Uewrsong HARRY -O -TIE- LAWIWowERs - Tune - call Mario (905) 634W& call. (416) 560.1663 C Ni R Mairtternnce Build - Ing repairs and renovations electrical. plumbing, ce- ramic tiles, carpentry. From smart repairs to maim rwf. ovations. Fully guaranp•d, flee estimates. (905)432- 8931 GHERAL CARPEN- �i TRV, free esam.,m house MOVERS - Move big or up, al change. sharpen HELP ME RHONDAe sinal we price them aNl blade, only $35. . parts. .awr cuttlrg_ window magician RAealTwants wont rang cleaning, dock 6 fence to- Dairs, painting, trash ra• magic for criddren s parties moval. Just ask if you need and all occasmagici ions. Have Er - anything else Seniors my own magCall Er- Dlscounts, tree esu- rine 668-49M. males.686-3145 • Prlrak • • rtansriSeMmm� Complete decorating s•rv- Free estimates, seniors 2507 or 1.800.340-0058 LAWN AERATION, from S30• spring fertilizer avail - • Kitchens • Basentents DOUG CLARK PLUM& enng to BoiRmanville $5.00 • Wir1d01e5 • Doors ING, Licensed and in- moves. Appliances moved, • Baff oorn5 • Elc. sured, rapers and altera- plow your home. Carpel, also storage space avail- bons, new bathrooms and mates. call 427-8612 or • DECKS 16W8,"6211 renovations, pump sales SMALL ENGINE SHOP 723-3833 anytime. and service free estimates. Call 432-2850, 905.728-2716, 686-5172 24 hrs. work, carpet and vinyl at 1090 month discounts. Licensed. �M MEN with leg• truck w,iif • B Faintil 8 years experience, to - stretching, our speciality. Free estimates. Dd N Duncan, 967-1799 or 987- 1800 • House -- • Cleaning. • Lean MMW • • R"N* 714' F -W• l ' `•"w, Uewrsong HARRY -O -TIE- LAWIWowERs - Tune - call Mario (905) 634W& call. (416) 560.1663 C Ni R Mairtternnce Build - Ing repairs and renovations electrical. plumbing, ce- ramic tiles, carpentry. From smart repairs to maim rwf. ovations. Fully guaranp•d, flee estimates. (905)432- 8931 GHERAL CARPEN- �i TRV, free esam.,m house MOVERS - Move big or up, al change. sharpen HELP ME RHONDAe sinal we price them aNl blade, only $35. . parts. .awr cuttlrg_ window magician RAealTwants wont rang cleaning, dock 6 fence to- Dairs, painting, trash ra• magic for criddren s parties moval. Just ask if you need and all occasmagici ions. Have Er - anything else Seniors my own magCall Er- Dlscounts, tree esu- rine 668-49M. males.686-3145 • Prlrak • • rtansriSeMmm� Complete decorating s•rv- Free estimates, seniors (Pick-cWld•livefy from Pick- LAWN AERATION, from S30• spring fertilizer avail - ices and Fallingbrook Car- discount. short notice enng to BoiRmanville $5.00 serving Dfxharn Region ler psi offer everything to com- moves. Appliances moved, charge: Oshawa/WNtby able at SSG% off, free esti- plow your home. Carpel, also storage space avail- free!!). NORTH STAR mates. call 427-8612 or painting, wallpaper, drapes able. Comparable rates. SMALL ENGINE SHOP 723-3833 anytime. and blinds, impeccable Call 432-2850, 905.728-2716, �UY work, carpet and vinyl at mates. 905-576-5760. month discounts. Licensed. discount prices. Call for a free as- MEN with leg• truck w,iif MIT consultation do household moves, resi. BmiHAVING tirtfet. 655-4483. dential, comxrneretel. All Me Services TROUBLE de- bees of moves. Call Carl a fhb Jew 427-2856 GREENTHUMB Total EXPERIENCED TEACH- ER, will tutor grades 1 through OAC. $23/hr. will - Ing to travel call Leanne 623-3757 SELL R NOW CALL it 683-0707 OR FAX 683.7363 Business Services addition, basement. decks. ARMSTRONG MM Construction Ltd.. """p19 what -put on fid• of your home. Exte- Property Maintenance Pro - trim work, door insWgabOn. serving Dfxharn Region ler not color kwon plant MICHALSKI MOVING - gram from $/9.75 per � . • baseboard, decks. sheds. rod repairs, (905) 619• 19 yrs. Additions, scxndecks. Qebo doors, windows, rbc- rod - um 7 housapplies, apartments. offices, month, lawn care. 5 step Programs from $119.00 per 2930 Bit Jr. rooms. flagstone• tree esti Years expanence Kelly year experience (905) 436.2446 appNanoes and piano spa ctaiists. Senior and mid - year. Cab 1800-760 1058. �UY mates. 905-576-5760. month discounts. Licensed. The AffordaW Alternative J.S. (90b) 509.5077 DEV. INC. Specializing Mobile 416 in custom fomes. additions, •• I andymnan 6456 ] renovations, rec rooms and basement apartments. Res - DAN 683.7009 DISidential and commercial. MAN WITH 1/2 Ion truck POSAL RENOVATIONS Serving Durham mon for will do odd jobs. Fair d -- Fences. Decks. Carpentryover 15 yrs. Free consulta• sonable pr. 571-4730. roofing, demolitions.clears ytion. Call Jeff 905 -4Z0 - outs, odd jobs 5706. x insured. Free estimates. Excellent service. Call 436- 7795. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 • Garfkning i • Gardening &• 4 1 Landwming • I Landscaping Eso% INTENANCE & REMOVA Also tree aturnp removal. DISCOUNT FOR SENIOR. AVOID SPRING RUSH can Dave 831- 055 ktstallationflRepair of telephone wiring 6 jacks r it all a a.n� s . aa Even �4M77-ing F•A R•miabla r PA(:l•: 28 -THE NFN%'S ADN'ERTISER SUNDAV, MAL' 5. 1"6 Career Career Career Career I a Business to Articles Arts S p A '' Allbrrabiles Training Training Training Training • Business For Sale • Crafts • Crafts For Sale PROFITABLE MOBILE PHOTO MUG BUSINESS FOR SALE. $10.000.: In dudes lull training, all equipment and many ex - Ira, Senous Inquiries only please For more mforma- non call Sue at 705.878- 5916 Firewood FIREWOOD Apple. oak. maple and beech. SPRING SPECIALS FREE DELIVERY Stock up now for next winter DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-4741 ROKA LUMBER 6 FIREWOOD CENTRE 4-X8'X12- $60.00 4'X8'X16' $65.00 ESTABLISHED 1963 Days 705277-3381 Evenings 905434-6666 Free Delivery To Oshawa Area SKIDS B Pallets for are hoo, hardwood b soft- wood mixed, pre M or bro- ren. delivery available. arge d small loads. Limited :Ime offer call (905)430- )C13 nn, Flea Market ALMOND !nope. stove and range hood, $500/pair, mccrowave $100, spotlessly yeas Can 427-1348 General General COUCH i CHAIR, white i,filediCayDentaiI background, osty rose oHeHelp 1p IedcaY sunt green izs window air conditioner NO LAYOFFS!! Dry goods di,tnbutor new to Chhal.a has 311-10 i fwningts in all areas of business. Including; Sales/Marketing, inventor' contntl, pick-up/deliver', entr level Management. Call Michelle (905)728-0115 RETAIL postal clerk re- ou,red full-time. experience neo -airy G,uardan Drugs Whitby. Please call Ti66- 9922 or tax 666-4714 STUDENT WORKS PAINTING s looking for college and university students to paint CAN 905- 668-2480 leave massage TAXI DRIVERS and van zrvers -ieeoed f A! of part trine. must be over 25. cantac7 Bev loam - 3 p m Monday - Friday, 571- 1331. or appy to 92 Woae St- Oshawa WANTED for now sports bar open in Ajax - Expen- enced PIT a FT Bartenders available for flexible hours Please bring references and resume to Scott. 69 p m Mon - Fn at Up On Dock Sports Bar, 527 Westney Rd S Alai Wice Help F you are married. single sags parent, separated or divorced you may qualify %p Financial Assistance. DIP/CERT. programs avail- able: Quark. Illustrator, Photo Stop, Director, Premier. Access, Accpac, A bocad, Car, Visual Basic. Unix, Novell Engineer, windows N.T. Small Talk, Power Pont, word, Excel. Otirhern Business Comput- et College. 427-3010 VERY BUSY office look- ing for an WcwM hard working and organized in- divxW who lows to serve the public: and is capable d handing a nrd4-task and challenging position, Apr poximently 30 hours per week. 906-839-4723. Sala Help /,lhgttnts DO YOU Ln(E CAN- AVallabk DLES) PartyLde Gift's lea- tirnrg a tirvpre collectiond CHILD CARE NEEDED LOVING patient mom of 2 will provide daycare in candles, hoe -decorating for 8 and and !w0 year old m accessories requires con- in home. light housaii ow homer&W*Ous kxtCh- wout- itants (Party pian). Out- ng, non smoker with car. u. / shads, acChill, m& standing compensation. no Ursula (905)683 1749 area investment. n0 deliveries. Receipts 9n�^J Coat 428- 3964 t -MO -353-0371. Daycare Available I'M Skilled ' Emig Wanted Help A Caring moiler wr daY LOOKING for enthusias- tic ECE and assistants for daycare in Pickering sand resumes to Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481 065 Farewell St. Oshawa. ON. L I H 71.5 Box a 7623 SPRAY PAINTER, ex- perienced on sheet metal. precision welder with good set up experience Please cal .Ian Parks, 1-905-637- 6060 for appontment. TV. TECHNICIAN expen- enced, for Durham Region. call 579-7715 Nospw lm, 111INksiDaW DENTAL ReceptionisVAs- sister", tul-errs a pan-Wtia required for a busy /yak of - lice. DENTAL RECEPTION EXPERIENCE A MUST! Phone 427-1443. MIT Office Help LAW OFFICE Experienced , mature, Legal Bookkeeper required for busy real Estate Lawyer. Must be proficient in P.C. Law.Temporary position for the Summer. Sand resuilt ne to Box 123, Whitby Ontario, L1 N 5R7 or Fax 1-905-668.4576. Care available, Brock Rd/ H" 2. toys. books. fenced yard. lunch and receipts provided+ 619-0995 DAYCARE Available in iron Stnokrg environ mem. Nutritional lunches and Snacks. Any age wekbme. References available. Please cal FULL TIME in my forte, all ages welcome. lunch and snacks, fenced back- yard. Large play area. close to schools/park- Whom Rdf 401.420.0940 DAYCARE Vele in home center, Sep play , Snack and al lunches provided. Fd full and part Ible. Affordable flame rrtvirow to Lord Out Vferldy 683-947, 3RD Year University fe- male student, matonng len PsYchlSoc. (VnCSV through right courses) in search of permanent lull Of part Lime daytime position. Expen- ernced assisting in public school classroom setting. daycare facilities, restau- rant work. advertising and sales. retail and jandonal positions. Ontario SMoUr- ship roapient. Fluent in French, i, punctual and w sponsible. If you haw a position for ma, reply 10 File i 9618 Oshawa IMritby This Week, P. O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ord. L1H 7L5 - 3RD TEAR, MALE, Buse - nos Administration student with a major in Marketing, requires a fill time or part wive position. day or right, weekdays or weokends- ExperieniCe in retail saps, restaurant work, and lawn services. Strong organize - tonal , murporsonal and conkpulsr skis. Please cal 9054276935 Daycare Available INFANT'S -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates I,; Receipts, flexible hours. CaN DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOLE DAYCARE 10 it cedar octagon We - bo with door. $2300 or best ooler 4334647 SAVE UP TO 50% OR MORE ON GASOLINE AND CAR EXPENSES. Auto ro- searcher reveals easy techniques for saving you $$$ Call for details 24 hours 1416208.3225 14 FT STOREFRONT awning. 3 coding fans. 1 )CM gold electronic cash register. 2 drawer office desk. cwnpuw desk. With - an table 6 4 Chars. 905- 3023 M SO. YRD. of broadloom and urnd"W. you take 4 up. blest dW (Bengal/rose) 434-86M AIR COMPRESSOR, ra- dial ams saw, central vac. shop cans. pottery kdn. phone system, work benches, sound system. trader, trsadnxit. exercise bike and maty dein dams. 723.8977 or 436.3641. ANTIQUE FUMM W INGS - Living room and Hall tables, oak pedestal kitchen table. dining room suite. miscellaneous chairs. footstool. an deco bookcase. Royalty Clens, pictures and books, wee- kends and evenings. 655- 3613 ANTIQUE single pedestal table, solid oak 3 leaves, 6 chin $%0. Cdfeo table $45, 5 pc. bedroom suite $350, box spring 8 mattress with rads $150, Duncan Phyle table $300. 2 malc - ng and tables SM, TVs 8 dressers. Cal 263-2191. ART1 Limited Editions. Trisha Romance , Eliza- beth Berry, Brent Town- send, Professionally framed, double maned. Must Sell, $130. 905-725- 3899. CANADUMA TRAC- TOR, 18 hp w 42 brut, $1.289., excellent cdrld0on. airtight stow, used one season $350 firm. Ladies fur cost size 10 - 12 (905) 619-0767. CARPET 3 roams, $299, pnce Includes 35 yards of carpet, premium pad , and installation Sal. 905-432- 2750 Carpet Broker, 100%, Nylon thick, plush, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369 00 Price in- cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation n your home Free quota- tion . in your home. No in- terest, no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104. CARPET MILL DIS- TRIBUTORS, 12 months No payments. No Interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (30sq.yds.) Installed with deluxe pad from only $399. Specials on Vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Stop At Home 1-800-663- 6046. CARPETS. lots of carpet, 100'x, nylon, new stain re - ease carpets on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, $349 Price includes carpet, premium pad. expert installation, fast delivery. tree estimates (30 yards) Nonan 686-2314. COMPUTER - 486 DX2. 650 Meg HD. 15' SVGA colour. 8 Meg Ram. Quad CD Dine. soundblaster and speakers $1225. 655-5605. DININGROOM suite. 12 Pc solid oak, excellent condition $2500 New 18' DSS satellite system $1150. Money sale 2'x2' cube $750 Shower stall kit with glass door. new $250 Traffic lights $150. street light $100, radar detector 5300. antique dresser wIm mtmor $100. Bunk beds with mattresses $200. Hon- da gas Generator $550. 432-7565 FREE!! Clean til (dirt) from basement excavation, take some or take it all. Mar - 401 686-5795 FUR COAT. Beaubtw genuine toe muskrat rroat. dap brown with burgundy highlights. medium, medi- um Iergth. 3 years okL at - ways stored m summer $950 C 721$450 KEEP YOUR 8 mm d su- per 8 film, sate on high quabty video.Tnpe R Video Transfer offers the best MOM with music added no extra charge cal 905-725- 1001 IMCROWAVE. t.v's 28' and 46. snowblower. cam Corder, vacuum cleaner, and steno Please call f906) 623.44 MOVING SALE! 2 new matching love seats. 2 bedroom sats (oak d black taker) coffee tables, wall unit, black compusr desks 905-619-3682 MOVING SALE! Large oak buffet, S75C Twin cot bedroom set uwmattresses. $350. Washer/dryer. $300 Sewing machine, $150. Freezer. $100 Crib/mat- tress/change tattle, $75. Rocung chair. $40 And much more. 905-725--0339. MDFFAT Dryer 4 cycle bass then 1 yr old, mint con- dom $300 Cal 434.2778. GRAND OPENING Rock Bottom deals at 22 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa.111te, buy and seat almost anything. trade- ins accepted- Apar-t size washers 8 dryers, apartment size freezers, furniture. colour TVs. VCRs. air eondibonors,goid, dia- mads. jewellery, CD's and more. Call 436-1320. OAYJPN1E IF E_ pay row prices? One, Of Orlt no's oldest and lar - gag mr"All rens is now soling direct 10 the pubie- Eg- oak pedestal table and 4 chairs 5649: 7 If. double pedestal and 6 chairs $1499; Cannonball beds tom $31W. Over 20 stain cflomm. all solid, no veneers. Traditional Wood- working 905-965-8774. FRENCH Door, double -2 PCs-83'x34'w each. 3 Ttrrmal Windows -2 at 96'x36w, 1-96'x41'w, 4 - thick frame, (905)723- 0461 PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL CRAFT SHOW May 11,19% do May 12,1996 10 am.- 4:30 p.m. Both days Port Perry Hitdt School 160 Rosa Street 5-985-8840 Sponsored by the Athletic Association 1979 MGB Convertible, candy -apple red. excellent condition. Must be seen! Asking $4200 certified. Call Don 416-230-5708 (mo- bile). Evenings 905-837- 0403. 1980 PONTIAC Grand Le - Mans. V8, ps, pb, 2 dr, hardtop, excellent condi- tion. $2500. certified. 839- 3656 'Computer Computer 1984 PONTIAC TRANS Video ' Video AM. 5 litre, auto., fully load- ed. 80.000 onginal miles. INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 52600 as Is or will cenlly. Also 1986 Oldsmobile Del- ta 88 Royale, fully loaded, immaculate condition, 110.000 km., certified, $4095.987-2129 1985 Cavalier, 4 cylinder automatic, $1295 or best offer, 1984 Chrysler LeBar- on $1095. 1987 Celebnty $1995 certified 1984 Che - Articles Articles vene $1095 certified. 404- For Sale Wanted 9759- PIANOS - GRANDFA- 1965 Cutlass Suoreme. THER CLOCKS Please excuse the mess. we're renovabngl New and used pianos Not ire? Rent to own. apt. size, upright. grand. digital. keyboards All 1995 merchandise re- duced' Telep Plano Works. 433-1491 PINE DEACONS bench $55 Solid maple captains bed $450. Two swivel rockers $200 Organ $400 Dry bar $175 Four cap- tains chairs maple $250. Colonial crib and mattress $175.905-987-4903 FOR SALE WASHERS . dryers. stoves $150 and up 3 month warranty Re - par service flat rate $35 8 up. Wanted. Appliances working or not. fridges, stoves. washer dry- em.905.438-8183, cover - mg Coun"Ca' ro Pickering area SHEDMAN Ouallty, bam slyke shed kit 8' x Ir, SPE- CutL ONLY $295 Plea tax. Many Paw sizes and styles available Also garages and decks For More, nfo cal 905-619-2093. SW00MNG POOL SUPER SALE Liner tips or replacing -AN Pod Work - SHARK POOL SERVICES 1.800.72 -SHARK We take the BITE out of hgh pnm Insurance diims welcome KENWOOD 200 WATT STEREO tower speakers. 5 disk CO. dual Cassette AM/ FM receiver RENT TO OWN BY PHONE. Only $7 49/wee Call 1-905- 571-1413 27- STEREO WS, Mnsu- bisfn. Toshiba, Sharp. Hi- tachi, $6.25 week RENT TO OWN BY PHONE, Call 1-905-571-1413 Free de- lrwry/setup RCA 18' SATELLITE DISH digital soundpicture, ANTIQUES Absolutely, Purchasing furniture or an- ythirg old. Scientific irtsiru- ments. china. silver. adver- tising. toys, decoys. dohs, milk bottles, collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, Brookbn NEEDED: 4 or 8 port Voice Data System. Call Fred at 576-9335 NEEDED: 4 or 8 port Voice Data System Call Fred at 576-9335. UNWANTED Scrap metal Picked uP. fndges, stoves, washers, dryers, cars. trucks, etc. Call (905)430- 9013 Arts f3 • Crafts FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners 1 a2. Inoorms- date Starting May 15/96. Many new prof on dis- play We also tarty 4ul kite Of supPlws. Will accan- modats shill -workers For k#Vw mfomnabon call 576- 3947 or 434-7523. Pools, Spa EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24' rectangular Kayak Pod includes decks 6 fenc- ing $4.995- Masts local by- laws. 25yr warranty. 1.800- 668-7564 PickenmVAlax. Phone 416.797509 Me ' Lost A • Found V8, 305. loaded. 90,000 miles. Very good condition. Asking 52500 certified. Call 1985 PRELUDE, runs great, 5 speed standard. needs some work, '79 Camaro. reconditioned motor, $999 each obo. (905) 987-5151 1986 MAZDA. 323, sianaaro, excenenk k:aria- bon, corbeled. $1.500. (905) 420-3919 1986 OMs 98 Regency, 4 door, loaded with options, 196,000ks. new transmn- sron, brakes, exhaust. etc. $3995 certified o.b o (905)404-4228 1986 DODGE Anes. pis. p b. auto, amam cassette. n- terrrettent wipers. $1800 1985 Pontiac 6000. auto , or. cruise, alarm. pb. ps. amlhn Cass. $2400 906- 432-2821 19M FORD Taurus, body b Intenor merit condition, amilm stereo. aic, cruise, p/ in. certified. asking $2895 or best offer 905-686r- 54741905-683-7301 19.7 CHEV CAVALIER RS 4 M, low KMS, bucket sorts, console, tiff wheel steno. rally wheels. now breWpont. $2695 can. w/ warranty. 1-416-550.7471 ton free: 906686-4904. 905-706-1692. 1967 DODGE Caravan SE. V-6. 7 pass. auto, power steering, air, very good coridtion, $4900 FOUND young lack 3 certdlsd 430--3D38 white male neutered cat. very hungry, vary thin. It Owren have abandoned him a very laving home -ai be found. Karen 696- 3642 re ia e. xi choose from. RENT TO SHELTIE PUPS to certified $2300' 428-2510 OWN BY PHONE. Only CKC r or pager 416582 8670. $8.88 /week. Call 1.905-maleseg-' 9u+r- 571.1413. anteed.905-983.9844' 19" HONDA PRE- LUDE, (Sq. blue in Color. THREE solar pod heater ENGLISH Riding lessons. 174,000 fun, excel" con - panels. 12x4 toot. 51050. Experienced coaches mon. minor rust. asking 906.668-1595 Reasonable rates. $5,500. as is. or negofable. (905)579-1347. 579-1602 afMr 6. USED KITCHEN CUP- ONE purebred sable make BOARDS, (awned wood' OAS. 11 months old, wall great for cottage or base- trained. very firkin ly, all mord. $475 or bast offer. No shots and neutered, 683 - califs. afar 9 p.m. or Sat. 7229 571-5662 SINPOO, 9 mo. did male. WANTED - 68 people to house trained. all shots up lose up to 20 bs. by sum- to dant. groat with small rt"er. Dr- recommended. Ask children, $350. or bast as- howl 1-800.II0I-6 2- or. Cam 434-6444 WASHERS, dryers. fridge. stow. rww arta recondi- tioned, $225 and up for re- conditioned wastwr, $175 and up for reconditioned dryers. $175 and up lir re- conditioned fndges and stoves. Also coin operated washer and dryers. Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St-, Oshawa. 5767448 1967 HONDA ACCORD LX, 130,000 kit. 5 speed. air, p.s., pb-. excel" co n- dibon. asking $4.500. (905 1987 TOPAZ. 2 dr, 5 spd, a/c, new brakes, ps, pb, good tires. well maintained. EJrelar"'Plii • 1 BOW&V remote over 175 chowrials one owner vehicle NEAPOLRAN MASTIF - fsmale. 21 mondlis did, all acids, na lered, lows pool pW looking bor good hone with big yard. 905-726- 1574 SIBERIAN Husky pups, L^l, registered, guar- anleed, dewormed, first shots. Timber won colour. blue eyes. Inquiries (613) 395-5578 Fan GaraW OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Yard Saks Yard Sates ASSOC. Monday night Basic and Attention. Tues - Novice and Open. day SS�4a,tr�. May 4 Ism • 2pla �y starting soon- Rag- WkCMASS, luind X6...... *V, MI Verne, ister now. Call Boy 435- 36 0B01Cp IL 090 Harwood Sotllt• east on Emperor to O'Del Cl. 19M FORD CLUB wag- on, 12 pessioW, $5,495-, 1967 Camaro Z26. 8 cyl., auto. nice. $4,995.. 1906 Cutlass Suprembe auto, 6 cyl.. auto, $3.795. 1968 Pontiac 6000 143 lett, $4,495., 1987 Pontiac WW 138 tin, $3,995.. 1990 Ply- mouth Acclaim 153,000 $4,995., 1989 Ford F150 8 Cyt., Cap, $5,795-, 1965 Choy. Coatebrity white, $2.695.. 19117 Miatio Son - Ins, Aub, $3,495. Many Cars to Choose from under $3,000. Certified. Mcukllan and was Aub, 200 Dundas SL W., Whitby, 686-.3361 19011 OLDSMOeN E 88. fury loaded, silver gray, fortified, approximately 135,000 mikes (hw drivian) great condition. $5.600. TeIW- 433-0449 after 5:30 19M PONTIAC SUN - BIRD LE, 4 door, am -fm cars., ac. wry dean. low kil., 99 It ari1y. $3.999 (905) 931-8729, we. (41e) 287- 3814 ,Y4.:. INlaiewxY'!I®Mxiiwwltli . 'k�;a9APan ��ki - ..v- ;,-sJ „�-'a*aiffcr.,...-.>.:._.:,;yti ,..i,iw.w,r+-caay. - •. .. " nr'. ,.h"a''�.'.?:..-7a'af:. `: u.._ +. .. �. .. --�. .. ...�+..- . -:.... - . _ _ - -:. � Woo BTU. $350 905-428- 1345 MM9. LEATHER 4 -prow sec - tonal rota with recliner Xu99 , Condition. owuDRUG MART. l 839 -excellent $499 call s39-7793. PICKERING TOWN CENTRE MOVING SALE. Futon, $?OC Kenmore self -clean - REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY ing oven. $400 solid wood Full Dispensary Assistant. round table w/4 chars, 2 -time inserts, S4W call 831- Healthwatch experience preferred. 1972 Please apply in person ArtiJcles for Sale ' Daycare • wanted Daycare a DO YOU Ln(E CAN- AVallabk DLES) PartyLde Gift's lea- tirnrg a tirvpre collectiond CHILD CARE NEEDED LOVING patient mom of 2 will provide daycare in candles, hoe -decorating for 8 and and !w0 year old m accessories requires con- in home. light housaii ow homer&W*Ous kxtCh- wout- itants (Party pian). Out- ng, non smoker with car. u. / shads, acChill, m& standing compensation. no Ursula (905)683 1749 area investment. n0 deliveries. Receipts 9n�^J Coat 428- 3964 t -MO -353-0371. Daycare Available I'M Skilled ' Emig Wanted Help A Caring moiler wr daY LOOKING for enthusias- tic ECE and assistants for daycare in Pickering sand resumes to Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481 065 Farewell St. Oshawa. ON. L I H 71.5 Box a 7623 SPRAY PAINTER, ex- perienced on sheet metal. precision welder with good set up experience Please cal .Ian Parks, 1-905-637- 6060 for appontment. TV. TECHNICIAN expen- enced, for Durham Region. call 579-7715 Nospw lm, 111INksiDaW DENTAL ReceptionisVAs- sister", tul-errs a pan-Wtia required for a busy /yak of - lice. DENTAL RECEPTION EXPERIENCE A MUST! Phone 427-1443. MIT Office Help LAW OFFICE Experienced , mature, Legal Bookkeeper required for busy real Estate Lawyer. Must be proficient in P.C. Law.Temporary position for the Summer. Sand resuilt ne to Box 123, Whitby Ontario, L1 N 5R7 or Fax 1-905-668.4576. Care available, Brock Rd/ H" 2. toys. books. fenced yard. lunch and receipts provided+ 619-0995 DAYCARE Available in iron Stnokrg environ mem. Nutritional lunches and Snacks. Any age wekbme. References available. Please cal FULL TIME in my forte, all ages welcome. lunch and snacks, fenced back- yard. Large play area. close to schools/park- Whom Rdf 401.420.0940 DAYCARE Vele in home center, Sep play , Snack and al lunches provided. Fd full and part Ible. Affordable flame rrtvirow to Lord Out Vferldy 683-947, 3RD Year University fe- male student, matonng len PsYchlSoc. (VnCSV through right courses) in search of permanent lull Of part Lime daytime position. Expen- ernced assisting in public school classroom setting. daycare facilities, restau- rant work. advertising and sales. retail and jandonal positions. Ontario SMoUr- ship roapient. Fluent in French, i, punctual and w sponsible. If you haw a position for ma, reply 10 File i 9618 Oshawa IMritby This Week, P. O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ord. L1H 7L5 - 3RD TEAR, MALE, Buse - nos Administration student with a major in Marketing, requires a fill time or part wive position. day or right, weekdays or weokends- ExperieniCe in retail saps, restaurant work, and lawn services. Strong organize - tonal , murporsonal and conkpulsr skis. Please cal 9054276935 Daycare Available INFANT'S -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates I,; Receipts, flexible hours. CaN DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOLE DAYCARE 10 it cedar octagon We - bo with door. $2300 or best ooler 4334647 SAVE UP TO 50% OR MORE ON GASOLINE AND CAR EXPENSES. Auto ro- searcher reveals easy techniques for saving you $$$ Call for details 24 hours 1416208.3225 14 FT STOREFRONT awning. 3 coding fans. 1 )CM gold electronic cash register. 2 drawer office desk. cwnpuw desk. With - an table 6 4 Chars. 905- 3023 M SO. YRD. of broadloom and urnd"W. you take 4 up. blest dW (Bengal/rose) 434-86M AIR COMPRESSOR, ra- dial ams saw, central vac. shop cans. pottery kdn. phone system, work benches, sound system. trader, trsadnxit. exercise bike and maty dein dams. 723.8977 or 436.3641. ANTIQUE FUMM W INGS - Living room and Hall tables, oak pedestal kitchen table. dining room suite. miscellaneous chairs. footstool. an deco bookcase. Royalty Clens, pictures and books, wee- kends and evenings. 655- 3613 ANTIQUE single pedestal table, solid oak 3 leaves, 6 chin $%0. Cdfeo table $45, 5 pc. bedroom suite $350, box spring 8 mattress with rads $150, Duncan Phyle table $300. 2 malc - ng and tables SM, TVs 8 dressers. Cal 263-2191. ART1 Limited Editions. Trisha Romance , Eliza- beth Berry, Brent Town- send, Professionally framed, double maned. Must Sell, $130. 905-725- 3899. CANADUMA TRAC- TOR, 18 hp w 42 brut, $1.289., excellent cdrld0on. airtight stow, used one season $350 firm. Ladies fur cost size 10 - 12 (905) 619-0767. CARPET 3 roams, $299, pnce Includes 35 yards of carpet, premium pad , and installation Sal. 905-432- 2750 Carpet Broker, 100%, Nylon thick, plush, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, only $369 00 Price in- cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation n your home Free quota- tion . in your home. No in- terest, no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104. CARPET MILL DIS- TRIBUTORS, 12 months No payments. No Interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (30sq.yds.) Installed with deluxe pad from only $399. Specials on Vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Stop At Home 1-800-663- 6046. CARPETS. lots of carpet, 100'x, nylon, new stain re - ease carpets on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms, $349 Price includes carpet, premium pad. expert installation, fast delivery. tree estimates (30 yards) Nonan 686-2314. COMPUTER - 486 DX2. 650 Meg HD. 15' SVGA colour. 8 Meg Ram. Quad CD Dine. soundblaster and speakers $1225. 655-5605. DININGROOM suite. 12 Pc solid oak, excellent condition $2500 New 18' DSS satellite system $1150. Money sale 2'x2' cube $750 Shower stall kit with glass door. new $250 Traffic lights $150. street light $100, radar detector 5300. antique dresser wIm mtmor $100. Bunk beds with mattresses $200. Hon- da gas Generator $550. 432-7565 FREE!! Clean til (dirt) from basement excavation, take some or take it all. Mar - 401 686-5795 FUR COAT. Beaubtw genuine toe muskrat rroat. dap brown with burgundy highlights. medium, medi- um Iergth. 3 years okL at - ways stored m summer $950 C 721$450 KEEP YOUR 8 mm d su- per 8 film, sate on high quabty video.Tnpe R Video Transfer offers the best MOM with music added no extra charge cal 905-725- 1001 IMCROWAVE. t.v's 28' and 46. snowblower. cam Corder, vacuum cleaner, and steno Please call f906) 623.44 MOVING SALE! 2 new matching love seats. 2 bedroom sats (oak d black taker) coffee tables, wall unit, black compusr desks 905-619-3682 MOVING SALE! Large oak buffet, S75C Twin cot bedroom set uwmattresses. $350. Washer/dryer. $300 Sewing machine, $150. Freezer. $100 Crib/mat- tress/change tattle, $75. Rocung chair. $40 And much more. 905-725--0339. MDFFAT Dryer 4 cycle bass then 1 yr old, mint con- dom $300 Cal 434.2778. GRAND OPENING Rock Bottom deals at 22 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa.111te, buy and seat almost anything. trade- ins accepted- Apar-t size washers 8 dryers, apartment size freezers, furniture. colour TVs. VCRs. air eondibonors,goid, dia- mads. jewellery, CD's and more. Call 436-1320. OAYJPN1E IF E_ pay row prices? One, Of Orlt no's oldest and lar - gag mr"All rens is now soling direct 10 the pubie- Eg- oak pedestal table and 4 chairs 5649: 7 If. double pedestal and 6 chairs $1499; Cannonball beds tom $31W. Over 20 stain cflomm. all solid, no veneers. Traditional Wood- working 905-965-8774. FRENCH Door, double -2 PCs-83'x34'w each. 3 Ttrrmal Windows -2 at 96'x36w, 1-96'x41'w, 4 - thick frame, (905)723- 0461 PORT PERRY HIGH SCHOOL CRAFT SHOW May 11,19% do May 12,1996 10 am.- 4:30 p.m. Both days Port Perry Hitdt School 160 Rosa Street 5-985-8840 Sponsored by the Athletic Association 1979 MGB Convertible, candy -apple red. excellent condition. Must be seen! Asking $4200 certified. Call Don 416-230-5708 (mo- bile). Evenings 905-837- 0403. 1980 PONTIAC Grand Le - Mans. V8, ps, pb, 2 dr, hardtop, excellent condi- tion. $2500. certified. 839- 3656 'Computer Computer 1984 PONTIAC TRANS Video ' Video AM. 5 litre, auto., fully load- ed. 80.000 onginal miles. INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 52600 as Is or will cenlly. Also 1986 Oldsmobile Del- ta 88 Royale, fully loaded, immaculate condition, 110.000 km., certified, $4095.987-2129 1985 Cavalier, 4 cylinder automatic, $1295 or best offer, 1984 Chrysler LeBar- on $1095. 1987 Celebnty $1995 certified 1984 Che - Articles Articles vene $1095 certified. 404- For Sale Wanted 9759- PIANOS - GRANDFA- 1965 Cutlass Suoreme. THER CLOCKS Please excuse the mess. we're renovabngl New and used pianos Not ire? Rent to own. apt. size, upright. grand. digital. keyboards All 1995 merchandise re- duced' Telep Plano Works. 433-1491 PINE DEACONS bench $55 Solid maple captains bed $450. Two swivel rockers $200 Organ $400 Dry bar $175 Four cap- tains chairs maple $250. Colonial crib and mattress $175.905-987-4903 FOR SALE WASHERS . dryers. stoves $150 and up 3 month warranty Re - par service flat rate $35 8 up. Wanted. Appliances working or not. fridges, stoves. washer dry- em.905.438-8183, cover - mg Coun"Ca' ro Pickering area SHEDMAN Ouallty, bam slyke shed kit 8' x Ir, SPE- CutL ONLY $295 Plea tax. Many Paw sizes and styles available Also garages and decks For More, nfo cal 905-619-2093. SW00MNG POOL SUPER SALE Liner tips or replacing -AN Pod Work - SHARK POOL SERVICES 1.800.72 -SHARK We take the BITE out of hgh pnm Insurance diims welcome KENWOOD 200 WATT STEREO tower speakers. 5 disk CO. dual Cassette AM/ FM receiver RENT TO OWN BY PHONE. Only $7 49/wee Call 1-905- 571-1413 27- STEREO WS, Mnsu- bisfn. Toshiba, Sharp. Hi- tachi, $6.25 week RENT TO OWN BY PHONE, Call 1-905-571-1413 Free de- lrwry/setup RCA 18' SATELLITE DISH digital soundpicture, ANTIQUES Absolutely, Purchasing furniture or an- ythirg old. Scientific irtsiru- ments. china. silver. adver- tising. toys, decoys. dohs, milk bottles, collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, Brookbn NEEDED: 4 or 8 port Voice Data System. Call Fred at 576-9335 NEEDED: 4 or 8 port Voice Data System Call Fred at 576-9335. UNWANTED Scrap metal Picked uP. fndges, stoves, washers, dryers, cars. trucks, etc. Call (905)430- 9013 Arts f3 • Crafts FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners 1 a2. Inoorms- date Starting May 15/96. Many new prof on dis- play We also tarty 4ul kite Of supPlws. Will accan- modats shill -workers For k#Vw mfomnabon call 576- 3947 or 434-7523. Pools, Spa EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16' x 24' rectangular Kayak Pod includes decks 6 fenc- ing $4.995- Masts local by- laws. 25yr warranty. 1.800- 668-7564 PickenmVAlax. Phone 416.797509 Me ' Lost A • Found V8, 305. loaded. 90,000 miles. Very good condition. Asking 52500 certified. Call 1985 PRELUDE, runs great, 5 speed standard. needs some work, '79 Camaro. reconditioned motor, $999 each obo. (905) 987-5151 1986 MAZDA. 323, sianaaro, excenenk k:aria- bon, corbeled. $1.500. (905) 420-3919 1986 OMs 98 Regency, 4 door, loaded with options, 196,000ks. new transmn- sron, brakes, exhaust. etc. $3995 certified o.b o (905)404-4228 1986 DODGE Anes. pis. p b. auto, amam cassette. n- terrrettent wipers. $1800 1985 Pontiac 6000. auto , or. cruise, alarm. pb. ps. amlhn Cass. $2400 906- 432-2821 19M FORD Taurus, body b Intenor merit condition, amilm stereo. aic, cruise, p/ in. certified. asking $2895 or best offer 905-686r- 54741905-683-7301 19.7 CHEV CAVALIER RS 4 M, low KMS, bucket sorts, console, tiff wheel steno. rally wheels. now breWpont. $2695 can. w/ warranty. 1-416-550.7471 ton free: 906686-4904. 905-706-1692. 1967 DODGE Caravan SE. V-6. 7 pass. auto, power steering, air, very good coridtion, $4900 FOUND young lack 3 certdlsd 430--3D38 white male neutered cat. very hungry, vary thin. It Owren have abandoned him a very laving home -ai be found. Karen 696- 3642 re ia e. xi choose from. RENT TO SHELTIE PUPS to certified $2300' 428-2510 OWN BY PHONE. Only CKC r or pager 416582 8670. $8.88 /week. Call 1.905-maleseg-' 9u+r- 571.1413. anteed.905-983.9844' 19" HONDA PRE- LUDE, (Sq. blue in Color. THREE solar pod heater ENGLISH Riding lessons. 174,000 fun, excel" con - panels. 12x4 toot. 51050. Experienced coaches mon. minor rust. asking 906.668-1595 Reasonable rates. $5,500. as is. or negofable. (905)579-1347. 579-1602 afMr 6. USED KITCHEN CUP- ONE purebred sable make BOARDS, (awned wood' OAS. 11 months old, wall great for cottage or base- trained. very firkin ly, all mord. $475 or bast offer. No shots and neutered, 683 - califs. afar 9 p.m. or Sat. 7229 571-5662 SINPOO, 9 mo. did male. WANTED - 68 people to house trained. all shots up lose up to 20 bs. by sum- to dant. groat with small rt"er. Dr- recommended. Ask children, $350. or bast as- howl 1-800.II0I-6 2- or. Cam 434-6444 WASHERS, dryers. fridge. stow. rww arta recondi- tioned, $225 and up for re- conditioned wastwr, $175 and up for reconditioned dryers. $175 and up lir re- conditioned fndges and stoves. Also coin operated washer and dryers. Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St-, Oshawa. 5767448 1967 HONDA ACCORD LX, 130,000 kit. 5 speed. air, p.s., pb-. excel" co n- dibon. asking $4.500. (905 1987 TOPAZ. 2 dr, 5 spd, a/c, new brakes, ps, pb, good tires. well maintained. EJrelar"'Plii • 1 BOW&V remote over 175 chowrials one owner vehicle NEAPOLRAN MASTIF - fsmale. 21 mondlis did, all acids, na lered, lows pool pW looking bor good hone with big yard. 905-726- 1574 SIBERIAN Husky pups, L^l, registered, guar- anleed, dewormed, first shots. Timber won colour. blue eyes. Inquiries (613) 395-5578 Fan GaraW OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Yard Saks Yard Sates ASSOC. Monday night Basic and Attention. Tues - Novice and Open. day SS�4a,tr�. May 4 Ism • 2pla �y starting soon- Rag- WkCMASS, luind X6...... *V, MI Verne, ister now. Call Boy 435- 36 0B01Cp IL 090 Harwood Sotllt• east on Emperor to O'Del Cl. 19M FORD CLUB wag- on, 12 pessioW, $5,495-, 1967 Camaro Z26. 8 cyl., auto. nice. $4,995.. 1906 Cutlass Suprembe auto, 6 cyl.. auto, $3.795. 1968 Pontiac 6000 143 lett, $4,495., 1987 Pontiac WW 138 tin, $3,995.. 1990 Ply- mouth Acclaim 153,000 $4,995., 1989 Ford F150 8 Cyt., Cap, $5,795-, 1965 Choy. Coatebrity white, $2.695.. 19117 Miatio Son - Ins, Aub, $3,495. Many Cars to Choose from under $3,000. Certified. Mcukllan and was Aub, 200 Dundas SL W., Whitby, 686-.3361 19011 OLDSMOeN E 88. fury loaded, silver gray, fortified, approximately 135,000 mikes (hw drivian) great condition. $5.600. TeIW- 433-0449 after 5:30 19M PONTIAC SUN - BIRD LE, 4 door, am -fm cars., ac. wry dean. low kil., 99 It ari1y. $3.999 (905) 931-8729, we. (41e) 287- 3814 ,Y4.:. INlaiewxY'!I®Mxiiwwltli . 'k�;a9APan ��ki - ..v- ;,-sJ „�-'a*aiffcr.,...-.>.:._.:,;yti ,..i,iw.w,r+-caay. - •. .. " nr'. ,.h"a''�.'.?:..-7a'af:. `: u.._ +. .. �. .. --�. .. ...�+..- . -:.... - . _ _ - -:. � THE NE'sRS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY c, 1996 -PAGE 29 AIJIoIrlobi ' Automobiles Apartmentsients A artments Houses Townhouses�IFOotir ta Wanted ' Trailers / „ For Rent u Apaor Rent � � � pFor Rent 9�I I For Rent ' For Rent IFor Rent Rent 1990 Corsica, auto., cem- ,.ed $3400. 1989 Grand At, auto, certified, 52500: 1366 Sable. auto, certified. S2200. 1989 Sable wagon. .oto, certified. 54200.: 1990 Sunbird SE. 2 dr, 5 ,pd, certified. $4000; 1989 Mustang LX hatchback, 5 .pd. certified, $3500: 1984 3orsche 944. 5 sod, mint. erh4ed, $7495; 1990 Jetta ,L. loaded, auto. certified. '6300: 1983 Volvo Turbo. tiuto, cert., $3295; Cash for ars Durham Auto Whole- ,alers Ltd.. 170 Fuller Rd. no 1 Aiax. 428-8635 1993 BUICK Regal Ltd.. tuny loaded. keyless entry. Peter 434-7564; after 6. 416-4514921. 1994 GRAND PRIX, p.s. abs. d pw. p. trunk. se- cunty locks. approx, 66.000 highway kms, $14.500. Like new, one owner. 683-3020. VA C II) 4 FOR SALE 1 year old Carmate enclosed trailer, 11„t x lift x 6h, 15' wheels w/ spare d tie -downs Ask. ing $3000 o b.o. 905-987- 4137. otorcycles BALL ATTERSLEY DR.. Osha- wa. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths. BACHELOR 4 appliances, no smoking / all utilities 8 cable, pets transit, May 1st $975 laundry, parking plus (416) 694-4187 included. BY Oshawa Shopping Whites RdJ401 area Centre, 5643 monthly plus S4Mmonth hydro 6 rooms (two bed- rooms) First floor of a du - 420 -.55.34 plex. Big front room, di- nrngroom, big yard, private SOUTH PICKERING driveway close to schools EXCELLENT fishing on Bay of Ouinte. 2. 3, and 4 bedroom household cot- tages weekly $280 - S450 or season $1320-$2800. All conveniences. no black- flies, sale water Call !613)476-3825 LAKEFRONT Cottage for rent 3 bedroom, 3 piece bathroom, includes 9 HP motor 8 boat and much • new 1 bedroom bsmt apt.. Appliances included It more. Call (905) 632-9140 se ent parkin no - D 9 Pets. avail. immed $650 /mo in- cou.1 be rented with in-law apartment for $850 a Space or (705) 738.2657. clusive 839-9515. month Available July 1 st. For Rent RDrida TWO - 2 bedroom apart. Phone (905) 728-0079 references I VK.Rertial5 ments n new very clean leave message. INDUSTRIAL UNITS tral air, parking, all new. super clean. Oshawa. $650 and Quiet 5-plex. Suitable FOUR BEDROOM upper antl 1 self -enclosed 2982 for business person or cou- of executive house. near WORKSHOP in industrial ATTENTION Snowbirds ple. Non-smokers. no pets. Oshawa Centre.,central air, plaza next to Oshawa Cen. GORGEOUS 3 bedroom $580 - hydro extra. First laundry facilities. available ter Includes high ceilings. 3 bathrooms townhouse and last. Incudes heat, wa- June t ,S1150 plus utilities. parking, utilities, wash- condo. close to famous ter and parking Available Inouye (905) 8331884 rooms. air compressor, Clearwater beach. pod. la. July 1/96 or Aug 1196 Ra- parking, laundry, use o overhead doors. Month -by- cuzzi BBO male Marine BEAUTIFUL 2 -bedroom PICKERING - Near Go "rte Rd 905-728-3634. LIVERPOOUBAYLY month. Also parking for D yW4 available now For into aM for Rent basement apartment, ken- 2 large bright. 2 bedroom references area. 3 bedroom house, truck. with hydro 905-576- t0 view photos 686-9846 or weekends 668-4016 tral air, parking, all new. super clean. Oshawa. $650 basement apts.$725+share WHITBY apartment for finished basement. Uair, woodstove in basement. 2982 579-3738evil 1 1- 12 FT. ALUMINUM inclusive- June 1st Call ubldies.lst and last_ Prefer- rent. one bedroom $550, 2- Available June 1st 51100 new brakes, am/tm cassefte CLEARWATER, 3 bed - boat, A-1 condition, asking 905-725-8760. able quiet.non-smoking bedroom $650. phone days plus (416) 603 2202 aper I Rooms err, Pully furnished and air 1987 NO ( oro a AUTOMOBILES and $450 also 1977 GMC 3,4 R.S'5, UL from working persorl pets. 725-8911 evenings 6 5 p.m ask for Johnhi= for Rent conditioned mobile (per - dr hatch, 5 speed. one trucks wanted for scrap. Ion Truck. a5 is askin 9 OSHAWA 408 Blear St E. references.905-831-3655 weekends 668-4016 blowout. Tanert) homes mated owner, highway driven, Any condition, arty age. $1500 080, 404-1214 2-bdrm apartment. 5690/ after bpm. WHITBY- person, non smoker no boots. hot tub. close to new brakes, am/tm cassefte free rertaval m the Durham laundry. non smoker, air, ronth (pelts) 1 bdrm $575/ OSHAWA 2 1 small bed- MAXIMUM DIXIE AND FINCH' peaches 8 major attrac- available rmvmeW ately. R�On. cash paid. Also 1990 CHARGER SKI month pets) available uble bedroom room basement apt pperson. parking, laundry, use o tlOns, children weldOme, lent�runmc n� Celli aloin- 9• needed. 75 to '87 Chev or BOAT, 225 Yamaha, cus- immediately. apartment. available at 888 and 900 Glen St Gose able for mature whole house, $375 per mo $275 weekly (less than mo- tamed, extra rims. 52000 GMC pickup for p up parts. Call tom mooring cover' custom ties included. Call supenn- to Available immedien tly 0Available May Ist. (905) tel) 683_5503 certified. O B O call 905- anytime, Oshawa 431- trailer Excellent condition, tendent 905-438-0851 or schools, shopping and G M Call 1-905-509-9913 837-1774 basanwx, dean. soft con- 725-0104 0407 fndge 6 stove included. Sales. plop Ryan Auto 416-225 7458 Utilities included First/last required. Cart 728-4993. WHY refit when you can I.LARS DOWN FURNISHED ROOM. n ST. PETERSBURG. Isla last inclusive. $9 t CARS FOR CASH! We Sales. 517 Brock St. N. Whitby 666-0627 BROCK RDPHwy 2. 2 avail imed 721-9188 own Your own home for +SBTSIMO. (P. I.) private Hone Female or. del Sol. 2 bedroom. tufty equipped. ���-fir villa CERTICAR AUTO CEN- cup.. combed. 55700: 1988 men. room, appliances. Rotor- bedroom brand new base- OSHAWA - One bedroom less than you Itknkvff Call smoker to share kitchen / K and Personal eery- Jeep Grand. auto. loaded. buy used vehicles Vell IOtS of Parking.tnaft hydro Y basement apartment Dave Ha tick Sat R on beach. pod. jacuzzi. TER has 31 good re cies must be in running coMitioned certified condition.. Call 427-2415 vehicles on sale. Spe- or come to 479 Bayy, St tial free 6 month pin East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO warranty with this ad. SALES E3 Seven Astro Safari's and Aerostars loaded from $5 995 Seven Cavaliers, 2245 . R.S'5, UL from 55.295 1991 Mazda 626 Lx loaded. fantastic. $6.995 1989 Probe GL. auto. air, sharp, burgundy. $5.495. 1990 Big Blazer 4 r 4 loaded. 118.000 kit . blowout. $11.925. 1985 Caddy Seville, loaded, mint. $4 695. 1989 Buick Tent. hath. laundry. bus. available immediately 3750 plus utilities First/last clean. all amenities nci ed f6) . Available June W. Y' es eP Re/Max Summit Realty (19911 Ltd (905) 6118-3800 t wn A IEW DETACFFD 3 tilt 4I Gf� gotta. bath 'aolthes TV and tele- phone. Gose to bus / loon- dry/ shopping $80 week tennis. fisht SDs 6, $425 U S weekly (905)8337571 Reference 905-d28-2108 IsVlast. 5550 mo 434623 or (905) 666-3211 pkances, laundry on site. 723-9655 for Sale Pager 416758-7&10 CLAREMONT LUXURY OSHAWA - one bedroom Fridge, stove, heat and hy- dro included Available J Houses I For Rent OLIVEJHARMONY lower level ROOM FOR RENT Counce With ILII use of I I Pnvalle ili meS For Sale ^.!1 I bedroom apt Single bus routes. Available May. speed, perfect. 94.000 lul.. bedroom of house. includes parking. basement. separate an- person, non smoker no June I_ S5921month. First/ 19" GMC Sierra 1500• sem badiscl4. 2 car Park- laundry. non smoker, air, CLEAN `amity building pHs, utilities nckded avail. last_ 434-6311. basement 3 piece bath. use of laundry $625 /mo ng, woodstove. laundry. 4 available rmvmeW ately. now 54.995 19e9 Mazda ..rte 1. 5600 905-649- OSHAWA 1 -bedroom $1 Absolute Anordape+ apphances. $11l ubti- 404..2164 3 BEDROOM ungabw. * A7. basement apartment. pn- r Why Rent Own Yon+ F10rne ties included Available house. non-smoker. 5325 re,,"ed casemen• apart- DELUXE 3 -bedroom vote entrance. newly -repo- 3'apphances. laun- from 5799Ymonth (utilities ndudad) No Downvoted. pay- May 20 or June 1st ;6161 754-8918 Sttaled MAITACCMVdatiOn 'Hent. central air and vac. arge double garage and �cartments n well kept 155 King St. W.. at mann CaN Mer' Mark Sla- 1, i 2 Bedroom apts in trne 5142.000 Between -:.ret building. in Pon Perry dry, cable included 5650 play Sales Rep Sutton OSHAWA - South central dusrve 1stilast Call 905 -Lovely SI -Y 4 bedroom Adson. Harmony Oshawa min north id Oshawa. mGroup Excel Realty 571- � Apartments taalcorry with sliding doors. 404-8441 0 905-728-7178 6275 0 1-800-840.6275. family Home Sunroom, 2 BOWMANYILLE room, .r, 415732293 x'28-8'01 I I For Rent arg , Irvingroorri, 1000 sq Ings baths. hardwood floors a house ba"""'c- laundry. QUALITY D'Angeio Multi Irving space. 1 bath OSHAWA 2 bedroom. 5840 or 2 baths SBSS plus 90 n I Regal Limited. loaded. only 72 00 lid , 57.495. 1992 share full use of house 1 BEDROOM Whitby. 2 ::edroom Bowmar0le hydro Can 728-2255 or 56 apt txrdng n- eludes heat. hydro, ap- Grand Pru SE. loaded. Trucks I available immediately Call 985-2534 pkances, laundry on site. pristine white. sale $9.595. for Sale (416)-7834145 or (905) PICKERING FndV Convenient to 401 and coy 1988 Tempo GL. loaded. 5 bedroom honk Full use d . 665-7602 White's Rd. 2 bedroom bus routes. Available May. speed, perfect. 94.000 lul.. 1/2 bedroom top Ilcoe of 880 Friendly roommates basement. separate an- 4330677 now $3.995, 1988 Nissan 19" GMC Sierra 1500• WHITBY 1 bedroom trance. 1 car parka¢ Iaun- CLEAN `amity building Multi! x 4 5 Multi speed. A-1, anfvtm. boxlner, Two-tone basement 3 piece bath. use of laundry $625 /mo dry. uWAes. non-smoker. Oshawa north, one, two tL now 54.995 19e9 Mazda pant. 169.000 l m 54500 inclusive, first 6 est. rater- no -pets. avail. inxnediatly three bedroom Includes. Ik9n 323 auto. kms. runs confhed 5734132 antes- Available July 1, 5750/mo 1SVIas (905) Haat. hydro. bridge. stove. and looks great. S2.495, house. non-smoker. 5325 Non -smokers 723-7306 619-1509 laundry feralti s 723.2094 Cortical Auto Center, 19" Ford 12 -ton. F-150, PICKERING, , large two- GORGEOUS 1 BED - private family -room. prorate 155 King St. W.. at 5 -speed standard w/over- 1, i 2 Bedroom apts in ROOM, basement apart - 1428 Midtown Ill S79• dine. very good condition, Oshawa and Bowmanvdle muni In Rouge area. spa- OSHAWA. 1 bedroom 28x6. Open Sunday. 300 cubic' engine. p s.. tint Starting at $600/month, rats entrance Available to basanwx, dean. soft con- facilities, Avail. named custom sun visoir, fndge 6 stove included. working "Mon No flamed,ffwmlim centrally GREAT BUY - 1995 Goo . running boards, many ex with laundry facilities. No o soking, cap 905- De m last inclusive. $9 t Metro sedan. 4 dr, auto.. tree, Swop o.b.o. combed Deis Call (905) 434-2407 509-3043 avail imed 721-9188 nm, gas heat . private share full use of house "e- ti 04 Oshawa 3.2 /ard. quiet child safe street $925 .utilities, referent- Available June 1st. $406' month induswe Call 905- bedrooms. kif,hen over- �c . June 1 839-14W 697-0685 looks fa nityroom vnm•. ty�peq Available immediately 1 -bedroom basement plops 2 walkouts PICKERING 5 -level COURTICE stared 3 baths . n-ta. pool' 3 baths FAG, in-law . whro,-se. walkout base- bedroom honk Full use d al. 160 Dr -ent. 5950+. immediately house 5 appliances plus $171. l Sheilah 00 Call - 1/2 bedroom top Ilcoe of 880 Friendly roommates Laren Laren Sutton Status 436- Status 36 )use. 5850 ndusme Must hke dogs Non -senor overlooking pond Non. july 1 631-0323 ng professional 5350: mo 0990 PK:KERING. 4 bedroom, inciusrve. Available imme- $44.000. N.E. OSHAWA. ,nam Ploor 4 appfiante3. diently Michelle 905-438- canes for 3850 OM mortlh shared laundry. dose to 1719. 3 bdrm . kgkvvngroom. eat - 431, no dogs. first / last. EAST Oshawa. room in ,n-kitc Sep dmngrm . W; .redo check. $925. pil 213 house to share kA use of O bunt garage. Free serv- JtiMLNs. 905.420-9171 house. non-smoker. 5325 ice if your buying. Only 1 PICKERING 3200 sq.ft month Call 905-43,11l 74 commission it so" Peter house snare wr+, person, PICKERING, , large two- Neal. Sales Rap Guide private family -room. prorate room -^ basement. 5400 RealtyLtd..430-4136 air. Ler 15.000 km, bur- under 9. (905) 404-Q83 AJAX. COUNTRY setting. NWY 2/MIESTNEY OSHAWA. large 2 bed- washroom. CJa. div. parking. OM bsdroom upstairs. scads, library. South GM gundy. ably driven. non- I" Available immediately 1 -bedroom basement bright. luxury 2-bdrm base - plant Available irrxnediate- ,aundryrent negic ie $350. all inclusive Avail- LOVELY home for sale - smoker. only, 570.600 Call It" Caravan Dodge apartment. double walk -art mart apartment. separate room apartment, close to I Available mvrnseately able imunedataty, Bus at Ca,rce. brgM. 5 year now 721.2041 Grand Auto, kooks like new. overlooking pond Non. *none. laundry. pets/ 1000 sq. ft. space, prarmic Non-smoker. no pats Sl>9 Door Partunq 428-0282 Kassirnger bolt. 3 bedrockn near Lake. appliances, $10,000 certified 1984 smoker. no pets. referent- smoking, appliances, S7B0 tiles throughout. balcony 16 2313. SHARE HOUSE, with bungalow, large property. MARVIN STARR Porti- Bronco, XLT. 4X4, 5 sed. as. hrsVlast. 5600 ndu- wive. June t, hrstAas with walkout. nip 8 bright • QUIET WELL KEPT teacher Near OC b Civic potential income raised ac Buick, CadRi- Combed. 52400 1986 Jim- sue 428-7407 references (905)428- $740 plus hydro. Available family area. semi 3 ped- Derma. 5360 ncius" Free basement. S151.900 F%CK- GMC, nu *a- One my 4X4, auto, certified DOWNTOWN OSHAWA, 1428 Irrnrrnadately. Cal T28- room. 1 1,12 baths, log yard, parking cattle d laundry e^ng 905- 420-7165 dealer in Toronto erM. $3900; 1990 Bronco 4X4, 36 Athol St Two bedroom LARGE BASEMENT n 2255 close to Ix. scads. Park, facilities, Avail. named floor in kitchen and foyer, row, 905 - Our hugs selection of cup.. certified $7500; 1988 apartment. $795 all nolo- bungalow. Irvin room, 9 ibes. Call 631-9912. electric neat. $855 plus 579-6485 PORT PERRY - S139.9o0 - reconditioned vehielea Chair. 1500 t2 tom pick up sive Call 723-4176 Car- 9 kitchen, bathroom. din OSHAWA, main Igor, 2 July 1. (416) WHITBY Pringle, Drnuty 3 bedroom, convenience volume sale. low prat- cup.. combed. 55700: 1988 men. room, appliances. Rotor- bedroom, available June 8th. $700/month, hrstAasI 261- 571 26t�571 Bradev share 9mmacM plus - walk to a1 annsnimes K and Personal eery- Jeep Grand. auto. loaded. 2/3 bedroom apartments. 8 shoes.. WAut. $675 sego- IOtS of Parking.tnaft hydro Y 4-DedrOorn hOmw rxith ndn- Large lel for garden Firs trine � ratio ice guarantee you wile comilied. $6500: Cash for story budding, close to liable plus 40% utilities Call 435-0033 get the Deet deal Iters trucks. Durham Auto scads, library. South GM (416) 515-2035 Available immediately Lee a fw *KompMe: Wholesalers, 170 Fuller Rd plant Available irrxnediate- LARGE SEW FUR- PICKERING 2 -bedroom. 1991 Toyota Tercel, 4 dr., unit 1 Alex. 428-8M. y and Nov. 426-6.•3213 1- HISHED bsmt bachelor Fairport,Kirgston Rd.. walk - auto, air, 1.5 It., $8,995., AJAX freshly painted 4- 7pm for appointment. apt. . sep ent., dose to out basement. 4 appkanc- 1994 Ext. Cab. Silverado 4 1984 GMC Siam extended AJAX 2 bedroom apt. sioppng 5 GO asking as. 2 car parking. goat St x d leatfter, buckets. short cab pick up 30.000 kms.,hrW near Lake. appliances, 5550 per month inclusive.. non. smoker, no pets. Dox. kueded. 522.995 84 teal green box brier chrome June1, $900 plus. available June 1 905-68.'� val last, $780 ktdusrve. AvaY- km. 1992 Tradw 4 x 4 nm, 350 engine, cruise � e Papizzo 905-428- 6185 able June 1. Call Convan. 5 SPesd. 510,888. control. IVC. "m cas- 9766 3 -BEDROOM apartment (905)420-59133 74 km, 1992 Ca"g, Sit- plan De Ville, lath glen/ wile. green interior. $19200- Must see imine- �� dean bright legal 2 in upper duplex. central 1st. PICKERING VILLAGE - serviblue, tan, leather, mirN. service record S1 dully- 728-4699 bednm bsint apt., Sep. et. Jude 1. S735Jmo Includes Wfrtby, available June 5825+utikces. Call 905- ora bedroom basement . house for rent with apart- smoking professional or -Yeas Or ment available. $1000/mo student All amenities n- stere Can Catherne Ayone plus utilities, hrstlast Guding pool, competitive Remax Scugog Really. Available immediately rate 905-668-8358 (905) 985-4427. 24 hr 905-571-4545 or 905- spacious kvingroom, utile- Pager 476-3189 433.4010 , saw new $60.ODo. WHITBY 594.500. 3 beQ- AJAX freshly painted 4- For Rent rooms. livingdiningroom bedroom backspi 2 baths, AJAX LAKEFRONT combination, walkout to famklyroom, fireplace. ga- 3686 GMC corwerskom private deck. rec room, 5% rage. $1175 monthly refer- 2 BEDROOM, condo, 4 ap- down monthly payments ences. 683-8661. pliances. 2 bats . saan- 57fi6imonth including Tax - SOUTH Whitby. 3 -bed- um. pod . hot tub, exercise es Ted Houghton Sutton room bungalow. 1/4 -acre. room in building. Avail. Group Classic 430-9000. 6.996. 1994 Eldorado, fouling coupe, ilk. ' vkw utilities. 905-509.1927. AJAX ONE bedroom 434-5682. MODERN spacious 1- apt, rton smoker, no DMs parlting, sep. entrance. 2 BEDROOM house. 2 apple-. fenced yard, attached graga. 51200+ utilities. Also waterfront June. 1. S9`i0 monbt ndu- sive. call Paul 665-7224 or To wtwAes gran, 68 km, $32.995. 411111119011 basement. separate on bledroom. Fupy-broad- spacious kvingroom, utile- near arriandies. no psis.for Lake Scugog. new 2-stor- 433.4010 , saw new $60.ODo. trance. 4 appliances. can- loomed, ceramic 4 -piece ties included. FrsUlpt 5650. 427-0476 $725 + utilipas. Firsl/latiL Cap ey,1991 ubl w/o. $1250+ 905�68b98(Y AJAX LAKEFRONT Willer. loaded, 12� 3686 GMC corwerskom "re" air• fireplace, cable• no bat d kitdwrt. Pmrale en- available June 15. 723-5678. 905.655.410 �dD hoop 2 $12.995. 1990 Corolla 4 van, 4 captain's Chairs, one P dr smolortg• `' n duMren. Non-smoker, -83- PICKERa1G, basement Wk 3 per. t� ow, 5 AJAX 3 bedroom town - tkxue 2 3 1 FnaM batlts. Eat - dr., air. cup. Cap, 1.6 R. $7.995. 1992 Road tfleow soot. exCefternt shape. $5.000. dr best off- .619-2770 AJAX OXFORD TOWERS. 8227. apartment. 2 large bed- roornns, eatirn Wiction. park- PICKERMIG, 3-bednoan bungalow, large yard, suit- froom detached, 1 + 2 bats, 5 aPPkmin Call (416) 26f>- 5536 in kitchen wdh walk out, Sedan. (pd.) Ieaawr, or. Financing available. Speam apartments. quiet TWO bedroom apartment. i n% fenced yard available able for reared senors, ak, able July 1. $950 + urlxi LARGE ONE bedroom upgraded carpet. ceramic $19,995, 55 km, 1992 Buick (905) 75.65" buldim Close fo stropping imnwdiale possession. couple. CwNraMV40- inmodalely, t695 plus ull Car -port, 3 appliances. 683-0901. Coulyar0 to el, McLaughlin floor in kitchen and foyer, row, 905 - Real Custom. 2 dr., Be km, 1918 ASTRO Van, 4.3L, p/ 4ot, GO. Pod. sauna. 2+3 Prefer North Oshawa, ibes. Call 631-9912. hardwood floors, no square. beaulikrNy decorat- one year garage. 0 512,995 mil 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix w pill. cluse, til. Alk. 8 pas- bedrooms available June tsiiijuly 1st.. 905.663- Gated fridge slm*, nRut, shop- PICKERBIG, huge 1 -bed- smokers. no pets. S" Credit Housin ad, ale amenties. including 686-1567. SE auto. air, 514,995. Ask far Jacft SWW. /67.000km, Corti- find 56000 Cull Call 623- 8571; 683-322 (unfif 7:3D Ping Pro. full wP• Wur- dry laicibes. 7252642 ager room basement apwkvwM. separate antbance. Idldlan, monlh+uelioas. Jose 8338539. W Pool, underground Parking, security etc. $775 per mo. FREEHOLD townhouse less than 2 3 Tektq�•� N •tit (A 9780• p.m.) 5 pm. 3 -piece bat, laundry, ind. 723-9648 years old. bedroom. 2 washroom, ga• leave I4 236-2111 �k 1 IM LUIMNA APV, i arIMMIA6 I & 2 b d ONE bedroom apartment. f�'^g. $600/month indu- siva. No pats, non-smoking. 3 BEDr100Y. 2 storey house. din" room, dose SINGLE mom wishes to rent home with another sin- rage. 5 appliances includ- (416) 264.4513, 14pW 116,000 hwy kit., $9,900 aertilied. Phone 436-2617. room opts. oval. corwani- in tnpex. Parkng, bridge, tack- Elderly preNmed. Ava lsiNe to 401, GO, shopping Can- gle morn. Pickering area Q� a OR ad. Convenient location in North Whitby. Aspng 461-3463 ent loc"Ons 5 prices, first stove. laundry in- immadiol ty. 9os-420- its. Large yard. laundry Cal (905900-5811 1fl2 LUMMIA APV Van. 3.1 L, ABS. air, AMIFM Cas- b LMR squired, Excel Property Management duded. On Ravine St., dose b GM South Plant. 0675. room, Twat, hydro. wrier in WHITBY North, wanted to $128,9. 905-725.8502. 00 Aubmobiks setts. row bsltes, dean non-smoker. 200,000 km 905.404. -SM 5520 morNh For mare into. cab 725-32D7. R�lWi1�ON Oshow Spotless 2 cl ded. $950. Available Ju- rwlst.436726pr7251368. rent. 3.4 bedroom house. 1- 800-563-6262 evenings Ma It! 4 MonFree Rent fll- 600 sq.main $500, 3500 C�� t Ca Sam hwy driven. Well male. AVAILABLE imme"ely, 14mdr rim apartment. up. One bedroom apt. 618.00 bedroom, quiet bui", rkiM laundry, $769 in- AJAX 4 bdrm honor loaded 905-722.6000. Lwr.M. SIOW, 250 Sq. A i A TOWMfIG. pay 55p. fared. Certified. $9,400. OBO 906-723.1652 Gold.des stairs a house, asking Per month. knckand haat p Pie. Non smoker. Joy avail June 1. b witeJuly Townhouses main 5350.. 850 sq 2nd tt. $600, 1050 sq. man. $5000 Cash for used i 1665 SAFARI SLX Teat $475 ale 336_1 e. Close to OC. Ca 436_1 fights, water and cable TV.Con laundry and park fat, Please Cot Ist 1 .►Luh' 1 51100. + utilities. Dennis Morgan Sutton � ' � Rent $7.000 1600 sq. PICKERING trndel condo 2 bedroom, 2 bat, ground rays 6 Intdcs- 24 fill, 7 days. Call 905.886-5003 blue, pptoyn pre stripe, AVAILABLE MIME ing for one available km- anedialely 723-7183 2-8)RM N. Oshawa; Sim- coo (S. d Taunton) at Rus- Group tlentage 831-9500 - 100. Call 434-2447 or 655.4132. Noor, private terrace. 1 Yupe or 416.709.6g3p; 1p arNrl. ABS, Rally yyflaals,cruise, tiry air, Mhs ki. DIATELr n Whitby Apt- ONE aEDRooM job Ave, Newly renovated AJAX. 3 bedroom home 3 -BEDROOM, bright open old 2 inns t0 PTC, 5 mins Ic GO. Paid $159,900, service. window ran guards, hood bdrfdini • arpet sd• nowfy Piedwith bbl- box"or apartment, 12 Pfeil• laudry, hardwood fkwrs. parking. cable. No 1/2 acre great locator. Garage! Lots parkingf Walt concept. 1 12 -banns, pre• ished basement garage, SHARE p10laialplal of. gips space in Naga t dfice plus $9000- upgrade. Moving jo da8ectil trailer plig. run- thing boards, AM/FM cos- AM/FIM c00 cony, Close to bus. shop- fry. n Wast 6 plex binding, inclusive, lat•Aasl. lease. Am d July 1. $686 to school/ park! . Only fenced yard, free cable, with compete facdties and B.C. Sacrifice $154,9 . thing y, prig. eel Wititias included. $538 Available May 1st. 686- ♦hydro. 905-576-2982 $9751 month. 427-M7 June 1st $1025+. 905- parking.Wdovrrnloeno Vi Cal (905) 837.2156. KMs. Only $19,500. 430- first / last required, no pea, 5536 428-9806 aro 7pm. 2390 1 bedroom $650. 2 bed- room. $750. Cal 430-0134. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT - For home of cottage in Haliburton. 1 acre with 350 ft on the water "_ saa- son access. Spring fed lake Good fishing. No mo- tor lake Minutes to town. $31.500 Vendor will hold mortgage with S6.000 down Call 1-705-447- 2866 i rOut-Of-Town - UA Properties SUCKHORN LAKE. 2 bedroom home water4ront with track wall, eat -in -kitch- en, very economical, 5139.900 call (705) 657- 1241 RURALRoute 3 Tweed 37 Norte 1292 sq. h. bunga- low. approx 2 acres, large kitchen, livingroom. dining - room. 3 large bedrooms. 1 4pc bath and ensude. so- lanum with skylights. 00 599.9Salphide Rd to Foxes trader park srgrt. tum right. then 1st left, to end of cul-de-sac (613)478-6970 EXTENDED TO THE BUSINESS MEN AND WOMEN OF OSHAWA AND AREA TO THE ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY MAYOR'S BREAKFAST AT THE HOLIDAY INN - OSHAWA 7:30 A.M. THURSDAY, MAY 9TH COME AND BRING A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF CHRISTIAN BUSINESS MEN'S COMMITTEE OF OSHAWA PLEASE CALL ONE OF THESE NUM- BERS FOR RESERVATIONS (905) 579-7777 (905) 668-0802 (905)683-5991 CottagesEM Business For Sale Personals WINTERIZED 4 bedroom WN PACE: MII-THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUND.AV. %IAV 5.1996 Lots ComingComing For Sale • , Events M Events from Home forts of home with rustic setting, fireplace. tally load- BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT - For home of cottage in Haliburton. 1 acre with 350 ft on the water "_ saa- son access. Spring fed lake Good fishing. No mo- tor lake Minutes to town. $31.500 Vendor will hold mortgage with S6.000 down Call 1-705-447- 2866 i rOut-Of-Town - UA Properties SUCKHORN LAKE. 2 bedroom home water4ront with track wall, eat -in -kitch- en, very economical, 5139.900 call (705) 657- 1241 RURALRoute 3 Tweed 37 Norte 1292 sq. h. bunga- low. approx 2 acres, large kitchen, livingroom. dining - room. 3 large bedrooms. 1 4pc bath and ensude. so- lanum with skylights. 00 599.9Salphide Rd to Foxes trader park srgrt. tum right. then 1st left, to end of cul-de-sac (613)478-6970 EXTENDED TO THE BUSINESS MEN AND WOMEN OF OSHAWA AND AREA TO THE ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY MAYOR'S BREAKFAST AT THE HOLIDAY INN - OSHAWA 7:30 A.M. THURSDAY, MAY 9TH COME AND BRING A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF CHRISTIAN BUSINESS MEN'S COMMITTEE OF OSHAWA PLEASE CALL ONE OF THESE NUM- BERS FOR RESERVATIONS (905) 579-7777 (905) 668-0802 (905)683-5991 CottagesEM Business For Sale Personals WINTERIZED 4 bedroom WN beauty Sandy beach, mo- ILWAVIE0114 Al for boat and barge. an com- from Home forts of home with rustic setting, fireplace. tally load- Immediately ed. Lake Mazinaw (North of . WeeK;y P3y2"e::veS Tweed) 595.000 655- Absolutely Nc 5452 Experience Required ffnCamper Trailer Sites tic Selling Involvedlul HOLIDAY A. Si1MMER ' A 1„ *,-e' A beautiful park designed for all ages It's the best titrte of your life$ Buy a trailer set up on s4e-- -or bring your ow- V 6 K's BEAVER TRAILER PARK LTD Omemee. Ont 705- 799-6221 One mile north of Omel-*e on Hwy 7 PARK MODEL TRAILERS FOR Sa.E Lots available for 12 wide units Extended season Holiday Pines, Rice Lake Hastings 705- 696-2691 RED SETTER RESORT - tamry campground and Cottage resort on the Trent Large spacious sites Full ►took -up tram 5625 2 and 3 Deoroom cottages from 5350/week ReC hall. store, pod, lakefront swimming, Doaarq- good hshrng 905- 436.OW7 705-778-3096 Money to Lend MONEY pioomms; Dolt ccnsoi,dat,ons, creditar m - rangeents. personal budget planning, credit re- pair. FREE CONSULTA- TIONS Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa -Toa ono) 433-1425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPAN ES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT is SUGGESTED THAT YOU 94MTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGHING ANY CONTRACTS. Mao MORTGAGES- - Good. bad and ugly. Financing for any purpose, rates from 5.95%. All appkcations ac- cepted. Community Finan- cial Services 668-6806 from Home 'Immediately • Weekly Payer • Absolutely No Requiience red • No Selling Involved 9NMortgages.Business ,a , Insurance • Personals There's Moirr To I.ife Than a Daily Commute to the' offer! Call rJ1rc 4::-4719 •.x FRFF recorded mr—itte Answered 24 buun HOME BASED t:ancmse will, a future Easy start up with our prd.ssional trawl- ing 24 hrs (416) 462-7478 Il pipe fittings. 6 plans to make pato turl tun at cost Qu44rtg buil ness Can 905-436-0254. I • , Notices 30 DAYS atter May 51h. 1996. Sate and Sound self Storage Inc will sell by pudic auction the following accounts which are delin- quent to cover the cost W rent and expenses Mike Foster. Whitby an David Kenntedy, Oshawa Any of the tenants may pay the amount owing by cash. Visa, or M/Card and re- deem their merchandise removing everything prior to the auction mall Personals EVANLY RAYS... Police use us. Rated n . 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B e FROM YOUR 3 WONDERFUL NIECES AT IIA, NIC LE, 1•TiD I KRISTIN. WW ,Yard Sales C1 =W all dwo atait�TlSi, • �: Ave'` � >•.:, Oshawa • NYItYy • clarinsten THIS WEEK News Advertiser AUCTION GOERS!! Durham Region residents can now get up-to-date AUCTION LISTINGS via our new dedicated phone lines. All auction notices that are published in one of our publications will automatically be listed on this phone line. For Auction Listings Call 683=7545 Clarington Residents 404-2615 STZESSED �&eA 1000 WHY LIVE WUH IT? The Healing Process TW Works • Lower back pain • Okl/New Injuries • Aching feet TRANSITION CALL DENETREA (905) 683-0684 FOR THE CANADIAN NATIONAL DENTAL BOARD EXAMINATION AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO FACULTY OF DENTISTRY FOR INFORMATION CALL DR. LEONARD BAJCER (905) 427-2260 NEW GYM NEW EQUIPMENT NEW YOU "And You Don't Have To Be In Shape To Train Here." IFLEIT rla.w� s F�sssr cws JUST CALL IrJ5 SAW Sr. B37-0737 uwT 10, PICKEl;M "Do YOU suffer from Occasional or burning by 'Ar='c varicose vcim?- 'Dr. 14112n2 Kaa VEIN TREATMENT CLINIC Nncose calmssohter wins Aja: Medical Arts building 601 Harwood Ave. S. Suite 208 Ajax, (905) 686-4439 Torrance Medical & Vein Clinic 2930 Eglinton Ave. E. L- Scarborough, (416) 4138-8000 j THE. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 5.19% -PAGE 1 C� i IN MEMORIAM TRIBUTES Remember your loved ones with a special In Memoriam Tribute. This section will be published Sun-, May 14th- Call classified advertising at •'76-933 S Oshawa - Whitby - Glaringon Th i S week THERAPY CAN END STIGMA OF SPIDER VEINS It used to be thought that spider veins and varicW veins would have to be hidden away under long skir of pants. That's changing with the introduction of cosmetic surgery that can, in most cases. bring back summe shorts for patients. Spider veins are those little red veins that appear at thl skin's surface, usually causing unattractive red or bluff discoloration of the skin. They are usually the size of large hair, and can be connected in what doctor~ describe as a "sunburst" pattern. Varicose veins are larger, unwanted blood vessels that rise above the skin's surface. Both conditions can leave the patient with occasional pain that can be a slight throbbing to a burning sensation. Dr. Lilliana Katz, M.D., located in the Ajax Medical Arts Building at 601 Harwood Avenue South, suite 208, has been specializing in treating these conditions with a procedure called 'Sclerotherapy.' The procedure involves a series of injections into the afflicted areas with a solution called Sclerosing Solution. The lining of the blood vessels becomes irritated, causing it to swell and stick together and the blood to clot. Eventually, the veins turn into scar tissue and fade away, leaving a barely noticeable area. Dr. Katz will consult with the patient, and if the procedure is necessary, four to six initial treatments are performed. If successful, the procedure is maintained on an annual basis. However, said Dr. Katz, people contemplating the procedure should be aware that the removal of the afflicted area is not necessarily an overnight occurrence. "There have been people who thought they could see me and then be at a wedding a week later wearing a short dress. If the area is especially bad, it may require a long period of injections to clear up," she said. Dr. Katz also cautions that for severely afflicted areas, there will be a certain amount of bruising before the condition begins to disappear. And, in some cases, the operation might only be slightly successful. During the treatments, patients might have to wear support hose to help reduce the swelling and inflammation. Walking is also suggested to help the healing process. However, for most men and women seeking the procedure, results are quite satisfactory, she said, and those patients are the ones on the cruise ships wearing the shorts. Dr. Katz' office can be reached by calling 905-6864439. P I N E R I D G E `.ATURAL HZALT'i CHIROPRACTIC SPINAL HEALTH WEEK MAY 1n - MAY TTM Take The Opportunity To Drop By For A AND GET INFORMATION REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED Dr. MaryAnn Franko DC., BA., BPE. Brock Rd. & Hwy #2 (next to Swiss Cholet) � T 7 C • .`� t h fu Lose approximately up to 3 pounds per week 0 A real food diet that's low-fat and low -cholesterol. 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With frozen wages and escalating new car prices, it gets tougher and tougher each year to buy a new vehicle. Given that back- ground, many people are keep- ing their vehicles longer, and that's quite acceptable with the mechanical durability of most %chicles these days. It's not uncommon to get a quarter million kilometers out of a car. but the bodies often begin to lose their lusture and begin to rust after only a few days. Spring is typically when people take their first good look at their vehicles after a long , cold winter. Unfortunately, an all too common sight is rust, the methodical killer of your vehicles body. Left unchecked it will reduce your vehicles value, not to mention the unsightly appearance it causes. As in any repair, the time to act is as soon as possible, to prevent further more costly damage. Once a decision has been made to repair the damage, the next step is to find a good bodyshop. The following advice may serve as a guide. C- STONIER SERVICE The shop should provide you with tnendly service, beginning with a free estimate. The estimator should be prepared to explain the options available to you and what they will cost. In many cases, parts can be repaired cheaper than replacing in CONVENIENCE The shop hours should fit your schedule, not the other way around. Shops open on Saturday may better suit some people. Some shops will also send an estima- tor to you, so you don't have to spend your time traveling to a shop. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP A good shop will repair a job to last, and the job will look right, meaning it should like new. Some peo- ple will use metal to repair a hole and others will use some patching material like fiberglass or bodyfiller. The manufacturer in most cases used metal, shouldn't you? SHOP FACULTY AND EQUIPMENT A good shop should be equipped with the latest state-of-the-art equipment. Even the best tradesmen cannot do your vehicle justice if they don't have the best equipment to work with. Most new cats have a base coat / clear coat paint finish which is best applied in a downdraft spray booth, and then baked dry in free conditions. if your vehicle has collision damage, it should be straightened back to fac- tory specifications. This requires a good frame straightening machine and a skilled bodyman. We never compromise by using cheaper low quality material. Don't be afraid to ask to see the inside of the shop. VALUE Finally you should expect your repair completed to perfection and to your satisfaction at a fair price. Look around for signs of over- head costs because they will ultimately be paid by you the customer. Office staff such as receptionists and secretairies and estimators, and excess equipment will cost you money. Before undertaking any major purchase, shop around. We at THREE BEARS AUTO - BODY Invite you to come see us, and com- pare. 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(South Of 401) 1 j905) 427-6796 � t� � tlll� � tttt� tttt� tr IF YOU WISH TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE CALL BILLY (416) 798-7672 EXT. 2304 THREE BEARS AUTO BODY "ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY O COLLISION SHOPS "Serving The Durham Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims WE'LL HONOR ANY CURRENT AUTO ; BODY ESTIMATE (COMPETITORS) WITHIN 30 DAY RESTRICTIONS CALL FOR MORE UNIT #208,282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 ' Summer & near and yrwr inrer;or ix a mess. Our .sham/xxw and exteriorINdisln Our Spam,& for Wdl make your car Upcoming Months lrwk and feel like new Til JuDe 30 „w =11 eon CM NCO shoo WU spmNG i SUMMER TUNE-UP cyl. 6 cyl.sPEC�[_4 X12000 =14000 Raw NGK ftivairld 8 cy'• $16000 **- on wast "I, um 0% AJAX wm r7 SELECTING A GOOD BODYSHOP IS AN IMPORTANT DECISION For most people, their vehicle is the second most ,.aluable asset they own. With frozen wages and escalating new car prices, it gets tougher and tougher each year to buy a new vehicle. Given that back- ground, many people are keep- ing their vehicles longer, and that's quite acceptable with the mechanical durability of most %chicles these days. It's not uncommon to get a quarter million kilometers out of a car. but the bodies often begin to lose their lusture and begin to rust after only a few days. Spring is typically when people take their first good look at their vehicles after a long , cold winter. Unfortunately, an all too common sight is rust, the methodical killer of your vehicles body. Left unchecked it will reduce your vehicles value, not to mention the unsightly appearance it causes. As in any repair, the time to act is as soon as possible, to prevent further more costly damage. Once a decision has been made to repair the damage, the next step is to find a good bodyshop. The following advice may serve as a guide. C- STONIER SERVICE The shop should provide you with tnendly service, beginning with a free estimate. The estimator should be prepared to explain the options available to you and what they will cost. In many cases, parts can be repaired cheaper than replacing in CONVENIENCE The shop hours should fit your schedule, not the other way around. Shops open on Saturday may better suit some people. Some shops will also send an estima- tor to you, so you don't have to spend your time traveling to a shop. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP A good shop will repair a job to last, and the job will look right, meaning it should like new. Some peo- ple will use metal to repair a hole and others will use some patching material like fiberglass or bodyfiller. The manufacturer in most cases used metal, shouldn't you? SHOP FACULTY AND EQUIPMENT A good shop should be equipped with the latest state-of-the-art equipment. Even the best tradesmen cannot do your vehicle justice if they don't have the best equipment to work with. Most new cats have a base coat / clear coat paint finish which is best applied in a downdraft spray booth, and then baked dry in free conditions. if your vehicle has collision damage, it should be straightened back to fac- tory specifications. This requires a good frame straightening machine and a skilled bodyman. We never compromise by using cheaper low quality material. Don't be afraid to ask to see the inside of the shop. VALUE Finally you should expect your repair completed to perfection and to your satisfaction at a fair price. Look around for signs of over- head costs because they will ultimately be paid by you the customer. Office staff such as receptionists and secretairies and estimators, and excess equipment will cost you money. Before undertaking any major purchase, shop around. We at THREE BEARS AUTO - BODY Invite you to come see us, and com- pare. THREE BEARS AUTOBODY Located at UNIT #20B, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX For more information call (905)619-2327 P`i'n"' toSew YouTHRIFTY"Honesty, Perfection MECHANIC SHOP ew- Customer Satisfaction" S 695 Finley Ave. Ajax, OnL Reasonable Prices "SPRING - Bumper I 107 SPECIALS" SPECIALS---- I Points Burmper , SOIL Inspection I �,us: Lube, oa • ,••— i ILU B II �.� and mer dlaW,rotate tires -♦'"' 1 and also top -W fluids. IFILTER 0 . I I This special offer good ON Wn I Lv ns and Wdray heks extra_drle �J I June 30#06 — — — — — — r.....�_ .r.._ Honesty,Is The i Best 4 Policy! �p y Impro ome- DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 vement Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE Techwehdc'000 HUNG TILT -ACTION - Picture Windows - Bay & Bow Windows • Insurance Claims - Patio Doors - Storm Doors • New Construction Windows • Glass & Screen Repairs -__ --- MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST. W SALES. 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