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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_05_261s BEACH 1 VOLLEYBALL �^ LEAGUE Now accepting team or individual entries LAST WEEK TO ENTER Call Mike 428-0757) [Kitchens Plus_] 1099 Kingston Road E.. The Fumbre Mall, Picken j (905)420-0716 StoreHours.-N,Mon -Wed 9 30 a m 8 00 p m I Thurs & Fn 9-.30 a m -8.30 p m L Sat 930 am-500pm r Z P1C1t�/ M/O • News Advertiser Sunday, May 26, 1996 32 pages A Nletroland Community Ne,%vspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 21 Durham wants in on PCs' workfare program Reuional Council tells Province Durham wants welfare recipients to work for their money DURHAM — The Region hopes to be one of the first 15 municipalities picked by the Province to take part in the workfare program. Durham Council Wednesday voted to let the Province know the Region's interested in par- ticipating in the program. Oshawa Councillor Pauline Beal said taking part from the start means "we won't have something foisted upon us by the Province. We can get our foot in the door and do it our way. not their way." Workfare sees some welfare recipients per- form community work in exchange for their benefits. The Province wants 15 municipalities to take part in the program beginning in the fall. with the next batch of 15 municipalities chosen to start on Jan. 1, 1997 and then another 15 to begin on April 1 of next year, Region director of family services Ron Dancey reported. A panel of 21 MPPs will pick the communi- ties in June, Mr. Dancey noted. He added the Region wants to be one of the first 15 municipalities so it can influence how the program is devised and operated. See WORKFARE... Page 2 Three's a crowd Pine Ridge Secondary School's Ayyoub Abdullah goes up for the ball behind the back of Dunbarton High School's Ben Metzger as Pine Ridge's Pat Finnson looks on during Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics junior boys' rugby action Tuesday. For another photo of this clash between the two Pickering schools at Pine Ridge, see Page 22. photo by Ron Pietroniro Community to be asked to pay for gateway sign for Pickering A thing of beauty or a diversion for drivers`' By Nl.%RIAtitiE TAKACS st:�tl kt l'trktt k _ PICKFRING — Council has nar- rowly appro%cd the construction of a new 'gateway' sign at one of Picker- fng's major intersections. but it will he up to the community to raise most of the maximum $46.747 required to build it. The sign endorsed by Council Monday is a concrete -based. cross - See COUNCILLORS... Page 4 Inside In the news Editorial ................................ 6 Name Dropping...................19 Sports.................................22 Classified .............................23 Phone fines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-900-451-3339 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www..d1,irhamnews.net 93 ¢ + Tt GST = $1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNUAl', MAl' 26, 1996 P m$311,000Workfare costs Durha Woman sexually assaulted in Pickering PICKERING — Police are in%estigating the sexual assault of a 2.3-vear-old Pickering woman near a main intersection in south- west Pickering, earl% Friday morn- ing. The victim was attacked while walking home from work near the corner of West Shore Boule%ard and Ba%1% Street around �;:;4, a.m.. police say. Her boyfriend called police one hour later saving she'd been raped. The woman, who is belieNed to live near the area where she was assaulted, was taken to Whith% General Hospital for medical examination. Her attacker is described as a white man, in his late 20s or early 30s with a slim build. No other details of the attack were available at press time. The sexual assault unit is in%es- tigaunL. ADYEHT151NG GVHHI:GTIVN Eaton's, Summer Launch Irl Insert, appearing in this newspaper. Tuesday. May 21, 19%. Please note the following: Page 4- Broil King Re9al2 gas BBQ does not have a side burner as stated in copy. Inadvertently, the error listed appeared in our advertising. We sincerely regret any inconvience or confusion to our customers. EATON'S_ WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 1Oam - 4pm SSMV 2NM ffa7s.. 24 IN. MIERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH 3 HWY 401 •Extractions In Hospital •Chomlelavo Sterilization •Collect From Insurances gentaQ and Cming 'Meatment FROM PAGE 1 Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson opposed taking part because, "ti'd'e don't know the nature or scope of the workfare program. "This is politics. We don't know the effect on the Region or our taxpayers. The only rea- son to support it is politics. There are no facts behind this on why we should support it." But. Pickering Mayor Wane Arthurs countered, "We should recognize the politics of it. The provincial government ran on it and got elected, including five MPPs in Durham Region. At behooves us to he a part of it in a pos- `It behooves us to be a part of (workfare) in a positive way rather than have something foisted upon us.' -- Warne Arthurs hive wav rather than have something foisted upon us." Oshawa Councillor Jim Potticary support. ed taking part• charging some regional coun- cillors were describing workfare as "thou- sands marching behind a leader with shovel` saying 'Hi Ho. Hi Ho'. "Let's not he stupid like Toronto", which voted "Tuesday not to take part in the work- fare program. Mr. Dancey noted participating in the pro- gram would cost the Region about $31 1,001 I this vear to administer the program and pav staff who'd he hired to help find jobs for workfare participants. The All New 1997 ESCORT 1997 F-150 WAGONS/SEDANS PICK-UPS Caine �n to view and drive t/aeee elate of the art vebieLee at Freeway Ford. REEwray FORD SALES LIMITED FOR RECONSTRUCTIVE CREDIT CALL SIMON 6`a� YOUR NE/GNBOURNOOD FORD STORE 1780 MARKHAM RD. SCARBOROUGH,x (Just North of Sheppard) a .3 0 7,7 Cutting development charges could whack taxpayers: Region E3 Durham Regional Council says giving builders a break would wreak `havoc' on residents' wallets BY KEITH GILLIGAN _STAFF RFPUR_F R__ DURHAM — A propos- al to reduce charges paid by developers could substan- tially increase your proper- ty taxes as it might cost the Region $300,000 this year alone. That's the sce- nario Durham Regional council- lors painted Wednesday when they voted 26-0, with six members absent, against changes the provincial govern- ment is contem- Jim plating. Development charges, once called lot levies, are paid by developers to finance facilities and ser- vices needed in a communi- ty to accommodate popula- tion growth. The Province is review- ing the Development Charges Act and may limit municipalities to impose the levies for only 'hard' services such as roads, waste disposal, and water and sewer services. Municipalities wouldn't be allowed to charge for 'soft' services like parks, libraries and police ser- vices. The Urban Development Institute (UDI) has been lobbying the provincial government to eliminate development charges for soft services. "Local municipalities would have the daylights kicked out of them if UDI has its way," Durham Region Chairman Jim Witty said. "This will have a dra- matic, decimating impact on municipalities if they exclude soft services," Clarington Councillor Larry Hannah fears. The Town of Whitby estimates eliminating soft service development charges would cost that community about $1.7 million a year. A report by the Region- al Treasurers of Ontario stated local governments would have to raise property taxes as much as 30 to 40 per cent to make up for lost revenue if the development charges can't he imposed for soft ditty ,ervices. -This is a matter that can really play havoc" with a municipal govern- ment's finances, Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards said. "We have to make it clear to the government of Ontario that this just isn't acceptable." Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson said, "The real pain would occur in the development industry itself' because municipali- ties wouldn't be able to pay for services and would reject development propos- als. Developers -will suffer far more than the munici- palities." The Region would have to consider a tax hike to make up the lost revenue. Mr. Nicholson noted. Package Pollicis - -AO- Deductible DURHAM AREA WITH PROTECTION DISCOUNTS DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50 • New Hone • Alarm - No Claims • JoNES-Dooms INSURANCE BROKER Over" Years D KINDER S CONNECTION NURSERY SCHOOL provides • • Low Student Ratio • • • Enriched & Loving Environment • Half day Junior Kindergarten programs based on Board curriculum • Qualified experienced teachers Call now to 839-2752 come dk visit PICKERING Recycle me! 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Ajax PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,19% Tramc Ughts at Hwy. 2 and Walnut Lane come with 0 strings attached By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Resi- dents near Hwy. 2 and Walnut Lane may soon get the traffic lights they say are needed to curb further accidents at the busy inter- section, already the site of three "horrendous" crash- es. But there may be a price to pay in the future. Last November, Picker- ing Council approved a zoning amendment for the Walnut Grove Plaza on the south side of the three-way intersection of Walnut Lane and Hwy. 2 that would expand the range of permitted uses at the plaza. However, Town Council has been told the Region won't approve the zoning amendment or install lights at the Walnut Lane/Hwy. 2 intersection unless Picker- ing passes a bylaw protect- ing the option of building a future road heading south from the intersection. Until now, the Town has only had plans for a walkway through the area south of the intersection. As well, the Walnut Grove plaza has been been asked to dedicate a portion of its property for the road if it is built. The plaza owners have already agreed to pay half the esti- mated $50,000 cost of the lights. The intersection doesn't currently handle the level of traffic usually required by the Region for installation of signals. Council passed the bylaw requested by the Region Tuesday. But there were accusations the Region is holding the plaza "to ransom" and using "strong-arm tactics" to get what it wants. Richard Cornblum of Trivest Developments Ltd., which owns the plaza, told councillors his company was being held "to ransom" by the Region because Durham has main- tained there will be no lights if the provision for the roadway isn't made. The plaza wants the lights to make it safer for people to come to its stores and to make the plaza more attractive to tenants. Mr. Cornblum said he has "per- sonally witnessed three horrendous traffic acci- dents" at the intersection. Ward 1 Regional Coun- cillor Maurice Brenner maintained the plaza own- ers and tenants are "vic- tims of a strong-arm approach that is totally inappropriate and sug- gested the Region was "overstepping its bound- aries'. "I don't think the Region has any legal right to request what they are requesting." said Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson. Town director of plan- ning Neil Carroll told councillors that even if they agreed to protect the roadway option, the Town would not be required to go ahead with it in the future. Area residents want the lights for the sake of safe- ty, but have expressed con- cern that if a road is con- structed at the south side of the intersection, it will increase traffic flow on their neighborhood streets to a dangerous level. In their resolution to protect the road option as requested by the Region, Council included a condi- tion that would require a traffic impact study be done with area residents before the road is ever pro- ceeded with. There is also a condi- tion under which the road will only be considered in conjunction with or fol- lowing elimination of plans by the Region to make Dixie Road into an arterial roadway. The Region has suggested to the Town it might be will- ing to back down on its plans for Dixie Road if provision is made for a future public road to the south of Walnut Lane and the new lights at Walnut Lane are put in place. The "temporary" lights will be installed on wood poles with overhead wiring rather than stainless steel poles with underground wiring. Temporary fixtures are being installed because the Region doesn't want to go to the expense of putting in expensive lights when significant changes might soon be made at the intersection. Permanent lights will go in when those changes are made. P Closing the generation gap Vaughan Willard Public School student Nicole Meloff gets a helping hand knitting a pair of slippers from Jean Poulton as part of a school program to help close the gap between the generations. Local seniors and students participated in the event earli- er this month as part of activities to celebrate Inter- generational Week in Ontario last week. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Councillors argue over sign's looks FROM PAGE 1 shaped. free-standing struc- ture with an illuminated sign featuring the Town crest at the top, and a programmable three -by -nine -foot display area for messages just below. It is to be built at the intersection of Whites and Kingston Roads. The Town of Ajax already has a similar sign on the south side of Hwy. 2 just east of Westney Road, which was paid for by the Rotary Club of Ajax. Pickering's sign won't be constructed until two-thirds of the money needed to build it has been raised in the community. The sign will be supplied by a local company, Dancosigns. The motion to have the sign erected was brought to Council by Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner and Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry Senis. "It's a start to our beauti- fication program," said Coun. Senis, noting another gateway sign will still be needed at the Pickering - Scarborough border. Coun. Brenner said the programmable display area on the sign can be used by the Town to communicate with residents about ser- vices and events. He also maintained the sign would "enhance the marketability of the Town of Pickering" to non-residents. Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan, however, was An artist's conception. not particularly impressed with the proposed landmark. Noting beauty was often in the eye of the beholder, he said, "To me this ain't it. I don't think this is a particu- larly attractive structure." Coun. Ryan also suggest- ed putting up such a sign at a busy intersection, with one of the highest accident rates in Durham might not be such a good idea. "We're just putting up another diversion for the drivers." Mayor Wayne Arthurs and Ward 3 Regional Coun- cillor Rick Johnson also opposed the sign, noting that perhaps other locations should be looked at and that the money might be better spent. Ajax has received "very positive feedback" on its six -month-old sign, accord- ing to that Town's clerk, Martin de Rond. "It's a great feature for the Town to have," says Mr. de Rond. "We're hoping to get another one down in the Harwood/Bayly area." Ajax runs notices of community events and pro- grams on its sign. Town staff are able to write the notices at their offices and then transmit them directly by computer modem to the sign. Mr. de Rond says the sign doesn't appear to have created any traffic problems at Hwy. 2 and Westney. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,1996 -PAGE 5 Pickering- trio nabbed as cop witnesses break-in PICKERING — The long arm of the law has caught up with three Pickering youths who broke into a Meadowlane Crescent home Thursday afternoon. The thieves were spotted breaking into the home by a next-door neighbor — an off- duty Metro Toronto cop — who notified Durham Regional Police of the burglary. After a brief foot chase, police tracked down one of the suspects, who is 14, near the soccer field at Pine Ridge Secondary School. Friday afternoon, the other two suspects, Ajax man charged with assault, death threat after coins thrown at cop, cruiser damaged AJAX — A 43 -year-old Ajax man faces assault charges after coins were thrown at police officer and a cruiser damaged Tuesday afternoon. Durham Regional Police Constable Paul Chi- ang arrived at an Arnold Estate I.ane home, in the north end of Ajax, around 2:30 p.m. after police received a call from a man who refused to specify the problem. The man, who police say appeared to be intoxicated, began throwing coins at the officer when he arrived at the home. Police back-up arrived and the man was placed into a cruiser, where he kicked at the win- dow of the police car, causing sub- stantial damage to the door. Const. Chiang suffered a minor eye injury a from the coins being thrown in his face, says Sgt. Joe Bennett of 24 Division. The suspect was charged with assaulting a police officer, mischief over $5,000 and threaten- ing death. D -OPENING Hair Fitness a family bair cutting place with_.. affordable prices DURHAM CENTRE (905) 619-8057 135 HARWOOD AVE. N., AJAX (Beside Loblaws) LADIES $1900 wash, Cut a stye. MENS $11Oo Wbsh, Cut a Style ..............$114.24 NON -AMMONIA PERMS $39� sane, u�a�s�w >,,Cut a stye. SPIRAL PERM $79°° Inducts wash, Cut A style SENIORS 53100 Inckides WaM. 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Retail advertising manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distrihutxm manager General:(Q05) 683-5110 Classified: (905) 6,'t1.0707 Circulation: (9051 693-5117 FAX: (905 ( M3- it 3-7,.163 EMail:tiew,�nx.m(Kdudiamnews.net On the Internet: htt0l/N•wwAurham- WAs.net The !dews Ad%ertrser is a member of the Aiax-hclrnng &rani of Trade. Canadian Community Nc%spaper Asvx . Canadian Circulations Audit Board. Ontario Press Council and 011!v1Rl The puNtsher reserves the right to classify or refuse am advertisement Credit for advernsernent limited to srxKe rinse error occupes. Second'best Bins. bills, bills. Every Canadian faces them on a daily basis. One day it's the credit card, the next it's the water bill, later in the week in pours the heating notice. Most are met with dread. It can be a seemingly never-ending cycle of bad news. The doom and gloom is not limited to the taxpayers of this country, but it evert hits our municipal offices. Recent- ly, municipalities discovered they face GST bills from Paul Martin. federal finance minister. Unlike the municipal offices, the average taxpayer can't pass this bill onto some- one else, which some municipalities are considering. The federal govemment is in the process of implement- ing a technical amendment to the Goods and Services Tax which would force municipalities to pay the GST on their hydro bills. Most municipalities have already set their local budgets and trying to free tip thousands of dollars could be an onerous, nearly impossible task. Revenue Canada wants to amend the GST legislation to rectify an inequity that has seen municipalities in all provinces except Ontario pay GST on supplies of electrici- ty, gas, steam or telecommunication services provided by municipally owned or controlled boards and commissions. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM ) esti- mates the change will cost municipalities between $5 mil- lion and $15 million annually. It is trying to convince Rev- enue Canada to delay the amendment until Jan. 1, 1997 rather than the retroactive date of April 23 it is now push- ing. The municipalities are right in wanting the payment date delayed so the expense can be incorporated into 1996- 97 budgets. But they can't forget they have been on an uneven paying field for years. All the other Canadian provinces have been paying GST on hydro bills. So, Ontario, not taxpayers, must bite the bullet and pay their bill. In response to last Sunday's column on Victoria Day by Blake Purdy, our readers said: ♦ "It seems to be nice to poke fun at the Monarchy dead or alive. But, why all this wild banter about blackflies, bathing and bat bites`' You might want to seek out (the truth) about this great lady, Queen Victoria, who abolished slavery and made you and I free." In response to last Sunday's editorial on the GTA mayors to bid for the Olympics, our readers said: ♦ "I fully agree with your statement. These people are absolute clowns. This idea has been tried before a few years ago and it was turned down flat. In these times when we're trying to live within our means, we don't want tax increases, we need tax decreases. An idea like this shows how stupid they really are." Reader Poll: In response to Wednesday's question: Should developers have to pay for soft services like libraries?, our readers said: ♦ 'There's already too little funding for soft services as it is. To remove any responsibility from the developer at all would be to shift the onus of paying for such services onto the taxpayer. That's something we're facing too much of already." v Letters to the editor Meeting was like a breath of fresh air blowing across the Bay To the editor: The public meeting on Ma} 9 to discuss the Pickering Harbour Com- pany's new townhouse/apartment development on Bayly Street was a refreshing breath of air blowing over Frenchman's Bay. It became clear at the meeting that responsible development which respects the environment, such as this, is wanted and needed in the Bay area. Councillors Brenner and Dicker- son were conspicuous by their "naysaying" negative attitude (the norm for them). These two council- lors are needlessly negative and cer- tainly out of step with the times. The community wants to go for- ward. Everyone is tired of being bogged down with the past. Sherry Senis's views represent the wave of the future. The resounding applause she received at our public meeting when she spoke is testimony to this new progressive thinking people want to see in all our councillors. The naysayer's got no applause and this should suggest to them they are out of step with what people want to see at French- man's Bay. We all believe the environment and ecosystems of the Bay are to be respected and preserved. We all want any new, development to meet these community needs. Develop- ment and the ecosystems can co- exist if we work together to achieve this end. These goals have been achieved in other waterfront juris- dictions and they can be achieved in Frenchman's Bay. Stephen C. Hamon Pickering Has anyone noticed an improvement? To the editor: Ajax Hydro, instead of just send- ing out their bills, are now in the communications business. They introduced the "WOW$" pro- gram (Working on Ways to $ave) to reduce spending without cutting ser- vice or staff. Well, within an eight-week period they reached a goal of $100,000. Wow! Have you noticed the differ- ence in service and cost? Seems like they pared a little blub- ber from the whale, or maybe they dropped a politically appointed com- missioner? But the interesting part of the Live Line messages (on the back page of course) is that they state "We have improved our service by creating a customer service department with six employees. Where did they come from? How was the service improved? Has anyone noticed the improvement? Charles W. Presley Ajax Steve Houston Opinion Ittti A new kind of �J Policing has come full circle in Durham. And you're responsible. Durham Regional Police Service Chief Trevor McCagherty spent some time in Durham recently speak- ing to Rotarians about some of the changes being made to the way your region's police force protects and serves. And the new methods look a lot like the old ones. There's community policing. which is a fancy term for 'walking the beat'. There's been a top-down change which frees up officers to make more decisions at the street level. Public -friendly storefront police 'stations' are springing up in commu- nities across the region. All of which combine to bring police presence much closer to the people who live and work in our communities. The community policing initiative is most striking, particularly when you look back to the days when it will, perfectly typical for store owners. residents and even criminals to know their neighborhood cop by his first - name. He would nod a greeting, settle disputes without using his radio, without drawing his nightstick (or perhaps worse), and without having, to spend three hours doing paper- work. That kind of policing is coming back, and we'll all be the better for it simply because of the connection made between the people who fight the bad guys and the people who are victimized by them. I also like the idea of so-called storefront stations. Far less intimidat- ing than the cold and cavernous struc- tures built in recent decades, these `stations' invite participation and encourage communication between law enforcement and people on the street. In this crazy world we live in, police need all the help they can get from those of us who stay on the right side of the law. By forging new rela- tionships, we can indirectly — but effectively — aid in the ongoing battle against crime. Tlvough these initiatives, events organized in our communities by police officers, and information meetings to hear what the public has to say, police are helping to create a much larger force with `civilian per- sonnel'. And the bad guys, now more than ever, had better look out. Too comment on this column nfoso�rce can Injosource at 683.7040 and dial 5108 F Coming to grip with possibilit; of a Pickering nuclear accidei PICKERING — Just last month the commemorated the I Oth anniversary of Chernobyl nuclear disaster. As the images of the burned -out hul the Chernobyl power plant and the sole faces of the children suffering serious i as a result of nuclear fallout flickered our television screens, Pickering and A residents may have given more though ever before to the potential for a simila aster sitting on the Lake Ontario shorehim not far from their homes. Few experts will contradict the contention that the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station is significantly different and far safer than the Chernobyl plant. However, all will admit there is a possibility of a serious accident here, though they will argue about exactly how long the odds against it are. It's the remoteness of the possibility of a major accident at the station that's preventing us from dealing properly with the potential for nuclear disaster, and it must be dealt with, says Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Aware- ness, a citizens' lobby group on nuclear issues- " There's so much distrust and there's so little known among the general public," says Ms. Kock - DNA maintains the possibility of a major accident and release of radioactivity from the Pickering station, no matter how remote, should be discussed and planned for openly. One rection is so we can all be better prepared for it, and the other is to ease people's anxiety about it. Ms. Kock notes many people have THE NEWS ADVER71SER SUNDAY, MAY 26,1"6.PAGE 7 PEMA REPO R'T BY IV1ARIA E-'�'k/��ACa / k an exaggerated notion of what such an acci- dent might entail, based on what they know about events like Chernobyl and Hiroshima. "We feel people have a right to know, to help lessen people's panic and fear. There is a lot people can do to protect themselves, pro- vided they know it's happening. There are really basic things they can do to protect themselves from exposure-" For example, says Ms. Kock, if accident scenarios were discussed more freely and more often people would know going and staying indoors will provide considerable protection from radiation exposure. Because they don't know, she maintains, if there is an accident at the station many residents will likely follow their natural instincts and jump into their cars to hightail it out of town, which will create huge traffic and evacuation problems should evacuation become neces- sary- It may be scary to think and talk about a nuclear disaster, adds Ms. Kock, but the pos- sibility is "a fact of life" and it won't help to bury our heads in the sand. The man in charge of planning for a nuclear accident here, Ifti Ahmad of Emer- gency Measures Ontario, an office of the provincial government, agrees it's best to keep a level head about the whole possibility. "It's not something which is as frightening at people seem to feel," says Mr. Ahmad. He says there are three major things citi- zens can do to deal with a nuclear disaster here. One is to look ahead of time at the emergency instructions brochure they should have received in the mail about three vears ago. People should familiarize themselves with its contents, particularly the instructions on where they're supposed to go if there is an evacuation. Second, if an accident does occur, resi- dents should listen to and follow the instruc- tions that will be broadcast on radio and TV. That, says Mr. Ahmad, should help ensure evacuation and other measures proceed smoothly for all. And third. he says, "Don't panic. There's no need to panic. There are arrangements in place to take care of every eventuality." After-effects of a nuclear mishap are unclear PICKERING — There are hundreds of radioactive elements which could escape from the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station in the event of a major accident. What would actually be emitted, either through controlled venting or a failure of con- tainment, would depend on the nature of the accident The amount that would threaten the surrounding population would also depend on the type of mishap, and factors such as weath- er and wind direction. Winds blowing toward the lake would allow radioactive particles to decay and dissipate while winds blowing toward populated areas would create an imme- diate threat. Some of the most dangerous elements that might escape include Potassium 42 and Cesium 137, which can end up in muscle tis- sue; Radon 222 and Plutonium 239, which can affect the lungs; Radium 226, Strontium 90 and Carbon 14, which may be absorbed in bones; and Iodine 131, which enters the thyroid gland. Radioactive elements can take anywhere from a few days to thousands of millions of years to break down to the point where they are no longer a threat. Some radioactive particles can penetrate human skin and others must be inhaled or ingested through food to get inside the body. They can concentrate in tissues, irradiating sur - Nuclear emergency plans being revamped PICKEMG — Emergency Measures Ontario is currently in the process of draw- ing tip new plans for dealing with a poten- tial accident at the Pickering nuclear sta- tion. The changes follow a recent review of the plans, which found them to be deficient in areas such as alerting the public, dealing with the possibility of an uncontrolled release of radioactivity, and addressing the long-term effects of a radioactive release. A number of revisions are being consid- ered, says Ifti Ahmad, the man in charge of drafting the new plans. They include improvements to the public alerting sys- tem; priority evacuation for people closest to the plant; the possible pre -distribution of potassium iodide pills to protect against the absorption of radioactive iodine into the thyroid gland; better monitoring for radia- tion exposure; improved decontamination measures; and long-term follow-up of indi- viduals exposed to radiation. Existing emergency plans provide for the evacuation of the population within a 10 -kilometre radius of the plant "Our first priority is to make sure that no harm is done to the residents of the area and that their safety and health and well- being is assured,,, says Mr. Ahmad. rounding cells and increasing the risk of cancer. Reproductive organs are particularly sensitive to radiation, which can alter genetic codes of DNA in egg and sperm cells and cause birth defects and cancer in offspring. Some say radi- ation wekens the immune system. What level of radiation is required to cause serious damage is a matter of considerable debate. At Chernobyl, only people on site at the time of the explosion died of or became imme- diately ill from acute radiation exposure. It's also generally accepted the accident resulted in a major increase in thyroid cancers in the Ukraine, Belarus and Russia (Tlre potassium iodide pills which are supposed to be distrib- uted here in case of an accident are expected to significantly reduce the possibility of thyroid cancer.) There's less agreement after these major points, however. Various international studies find conflicting evidence regarding the incidence of other cancers and birth defects among the population in areas affected by the Chernobyl accident. According to Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness, there is little information available about what kind of radiation doses could be expected as the result of a major acci- dent at the Pickering station. "Ontario Hydro has never calculated what the worse -case scenario dose would be," she says. "I've looked for it" Odds against an accident are long but debatable PICKERING — The chance of a serious accident at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station — the kind that would result in major radioactive emissions — is pretty remote. First of all, the Pickering station uses heavy water to moderate the fission process, which does not bum like the graphite used as the moderator in the Chernobyl station. All eight reactors at Pickering are housed in a thick concrete dome designed to prevent the escape of any radioactive material to the outside in the event of an accident. Each reactor is also connected by piping to a vacuum build- ing. If radioactive steam leaks into the reactor unit, it should be automatically sucked into the vacuum building, where it is condensed into liquid and con- tained. Some radioactive contaminants would eventually have to be released from the vacuum building since the neg- ative pressure inside it can't be main- tained indefinitely. However, the radioactivity of the _.ontaminants it holds would .diminish quite rapidly, and a filter system is in place to trap radioactive particles as the building is vented. Irene Kock The goal of the design is to delay venting as long as possible to reduce the radioactivity of the contaminants before they are released, and to allow the sur- rounding population to be evacuated if necessary. It could be only a few days or perhaps several weeks before venting would have to take place, depending on the nature of the accident - The vacuum building at the Picker- ing station has never had to be used. The: plant's operating licence is based on a risk calculation that an accident requir- ing the use of the vacuum building would occur only once in 10,000 years of reactor operation and a mishap involving vacuum building failure would occur once in 100,000 years of operation. Greenpeace, however, has taken a different view of that risk figure. The environmental organization contends the risk of a nuclear accident requiring vacuum building use occurring some- where in Ontario is one in 17, based on a calculation taking into consideration the remaining projected lives of all 20 existing nuclear stations. Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness notes the risk calculations do not take into account the important fac- tor of human error in station design, operation and maintenance. She also maintains too little has been done to investigate the possibilities of steam or hydrogen gas explosions inside the reac- tor units, which could result from a com- bination of a coolant failure and over- heating of the fuel bundles. Such an explosion, she says, would likely rup- ture the reactor containment building. There is also the possibility of an earth- quake, which Ms. Kock says Ontario Hydro has "discounted". PAGE S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAI 26, 19% Top storytellers featured in Tales for a Summer's Eve AJAX — The. annual Tales for a Summer's Eve Concert Series is marking its fifth anniversary by extending the run from six to eight nights. The tales will be told at the Courtyard Complex in Pick- ering Village at 7:30 ever) Wednesday night from July 3 to Aug. 21. This year's series will feature more than 30 storytellers from various backgrounds. The first will showcase George Blake with Marylyn Peringer and Dan Yashinski, three of Canada's best story- tellers. Each of the following shows will be hosted by a story- teller who will pick a theme upon which the rest of the guest tellers will tell a story. Three special nights are planned for this year's series. On July 10, storytellers from Durham Folklore will be on hand. They meet regularly to keep the art of storytelling alive in the area and some of them have gone on to success- ful careers as writers and storytellers on a national level. The July 31 session features Lorne Brown, considered to be one of the hest storytellers of our time. On Aug. 21, Jim Meeks from. Alabama has been invited to help Merle Arbing host a night of ghost stories. Meeks is a popular past per- former at the Courtyard. Food and bev- erages will be available. The Courtyard Complex is on the north side of Kingston Road. For more information on this free event, call 686-1456. ♦ COMMUNITY Step into the past as Pickering Museum Village holds Steam Up D Plenty of activities at annual look back into the past PICKERING — Pickering Museum Village holds its annu- al Steam Up and Opening Sunday from I 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum's Gas and Steam Barn will Steam Up' with working mills, trac- tion engines and authentic scale mod- els. Other events and exhibits will include model railway dis- plays by the Pickering Model Railway Club and Durham British Railway; the McLaughlin Buick Car Club; family con- certs, including Cindy Cook and her puppets, The Ballad Singers and One Horse Band. mule team hay rides. a LASER VISION CORRECTION Your key to treedorn trom glasses and contact lenses DR. Joni M.4cLEOD W.n, FAX S. 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The museum vil- lage will next be open for the Antique and Classic Car Show on June 30, and then will be open from July 2 to Aug. 31, Wednesdays through Sundays, from I 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. BEACH PARTY! 1163 KINGSTON ROAD in PICKERING is getting a JUMP ON SUMMER!-- Come UMMER!_Come in dressed in GROOVY BEACHWEAR & receive a FREE HOMEBURGERTMI � u rth the f,urehtC,e1 .t ler! - Lr} f nth JOIN US!... Friday, May 31 to Sunday, June 2 for a TASTE OF SUMMER! It Must Be Spring! iew Guinea Sun mpatiens $10.99 Hanging Baskets (reg. $12.95 -Petunias 87,0 $9.99/flat) •Impatiens $9.99/flat (990 ea.) -Weeping Mulbery (8ft)" $4 9lag) -Royal Red Maple $49 (re-. $119) *Honey Locust $49 (reg $99) -quality fruits and vegetables *dairy products -bedding plants and garden products -freshly baked pies Fifthifto Fw-ms spy 2465 &Kee Rd N. lrkb t8• pet ` (4toetoonhaftiae401,lutsoel6af'TatoeoosRd TeL (965) f$i- m �. Business people hit the links forgolf tourney AJAX-PICKERING — Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade presents a Busi- ness Links golf tournament next month. It's set for Tuesday, June 11 at Glen Cedars Golf Club. Tee -off begins at 11 a.m. Dinner, an auction and awards presentations are at 5 p.m. Cost is $95 per person, which includes golf, electric cart, lunch and barbecue steak dinner. Hole sponsorships are $125. Prizes are being sought by the Board of Trade. Call 837-6638 to register or for more information. Duffers dogood for B1 g AJAX-PICKERING —The Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Picker- ing invites you to its first-ever golf tournament at 4 Seasons Country Club in Claremont. Duffers can enjoy an afternoon of golf and dinner with friends and support services for children and young women at the same time Thursday, June 20. If you want to play 18 holes, be CORRECTION NOTICE Page 9 on sale May 27 to June 02, 30% off all Wonderbra reads: Selection may vary by store. 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BR: VNIPTON (lin nom H" 110 a _%eeLs)_(905) 455-5701 Call Dave Patterson at 905 -723 - tiT CATHFRINFS (905) 688-3181 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW AJAX WATER SUPPLY PLANT IN THE TOWN OF AJAX s KINGSTON RW 2 TOWN OF AJAX 401 HIGHWY No. 401 401 AJAX OMMUNITY CENTRE OMY STREET W Z 4C1.1301D 'S RoAa ❑ WEST LAKE ORNil1YlY EAST Lake OiltQTLO AJAX WATER SUPPLY PLANT CONSTRUCTION SITE Construction of the new Ajax Water Supply Plant on the south side of Lake Driveway east of Harwood Avenue. commenced in May 1996 and will continue over the next 3-1/2 years. The project was in$iated in 1988 and involved extensivePublic po and review by Provincial Agencies. Regional Council. the Town Ajox and the Pickering/" water Supply Plant Committee. The result of this consuRodon P ere to a design for the facility which is in keeping with the goals of the Lake Ontario Green" Strategy with enhanced Iondscatxn0 and improved public access to the waterfront. OPEN HOUSE Interested residents and property owners, are invited to an Open House as detailed below. This will provide an opportunity to view the final design concept for the water supply plant and will abo provide information on the staging of construction. Staff from the Region and the Project Monogen,wnt Team will be present to oddress any questiom regarding the project Wednesday. May 29. 1996 from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Ajax CommunIty Cohn H.M.S. Ajax Room 75 Centennial DrWe, Alax If you have any questions regarding the project please contoce Gobs Oliver, P.Eng. John Mills P. Regional Works on �' Telephone (905)C668-7721 =an 1531 � 1 5 d. Fax 905 668-2051 Fox CHAIR, WORKS COMMITTEEV.A. SLGAIUS. P.EN�s. COMMISSK>iNIER OF WORKS t THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1996 -PACE 13 G HT MERE! 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Starting the week of July 2, children three to six can join the Storybook Train pre-school reading club at the Central Library, Bay Ridges branch and Rouge Hill branch. 4 Participants will receive a take-home package which will carry them on a magical journey through the world of books. Drop-in Storytimes for children two to six will he offered at the Central Library on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. starting July 9. Kids can enjoy Fairies, Folklore, Fantastic Friends in reading club PICKERING — Youngsters who like to read could be on their way to see Disney's Beauty and the Beast - The Fairies. Folklore and Fantastic Friends informal summer reading club at the Picker- ing Public Library is looking for youngsters aged six to 11. Participants earn a `Magic Penny' for each book read which gives them a chance to win great prizes, including tickets to Beauty and the Beast. Registration begins July 2. 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Aimed at discouraging sales to minors and to customers who appear to he intoxicated, the campaign focuses on the four holi- day weekends throughout the warmer months: Victoria Day, Cana- da Day, the Civic Holiday and Labor Day. During the campaign, staff at all 594 LCBO stores wear B.Y.I.D. but- tons and stickers to encourage cus- tomers to ask about the LCBO's Challenge and Refusal program. Under this year-round program, customers who appear to be under age arc required to provide valid identification showing proof of age, or service is refused. People thought to be attempting to purchase for underage individuals and customers who appear to be intoxicated are also refused service. Last year, LCBO staff challenged nearly 300,000 potential customers, up from 230,000 the year before. Of those challenged, more than 60,0(0 were refused service for either failing to produce valid iden- tification or for appearing intoxicat- ed. That is 10,000 more than in 1994-95. All refusals were docu- mented by LCBO staff. LCBO employees learn how to deal with challenge and refusal situ- ations throw h an in-house trainin g g program called Strategics for Man- aging Age and Alcohol Related Troubles (SMAART). Seminars, instructional work- books and videos are used to help employees identify potential prob- lems and enable them to handle dif- ficult situations tactfully. LCBO employees also receive Big Sisters to host barbecue, loonie carnival and trunk sale AJAX-PICKERING — The Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Picker- ing presents its first trunk sale, bar- becue and loonie carnival. It's set for Sunday, June 2, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Clearnet building parking lot, 1305 Picker- ing Parkway, Pickering (near Hwy. 401 and Liverpool Road). Rain date is June 9. Spaces are available for you to sell new and used items from your trunk. Cost is $40 and you must make arrangements before May 30. The loonie carnival will include fun games and activities for chil- dren. There's no admission charge for the event. For more information or to book space, call Big Sisters at 905-428- 8111. in awareness blitz guidance on how to distinguish between char- acteristics related to disabilities and impair- ment resulting from intoxication. Valid proof of age for individuals 19 years of age or older includes a photo identification card (the Ontario Photo Card previously issued by the Liquor Control Board), a valid driver's licence with picture, a passport, a Canadian citizenship card or a military card. Chartered Financial Planner MEMBER OF TPA INVESTMENT PLANNING INC. 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S. 1801 Dundas St. E., Whitby Pickering (905)404-1818 (905)839-%37 �YL`:AN LEARtiING CENTRES Oshawa's Premiere , Retirement Living i Cedarcroft Place, a fixe store% - residence located in the heart of Oshawa is committed to prox-iding seniors with high quality care in d.�.: «'arm and gracious surroundings. i ftCl� Vf iPiGMace Am your codon is otr ooucerti ♦ Enjoy comfort, convenience & companionship ♦ Single, double or standard occupancy ♦ Social activities ♦ Weekly housekeeping ♦ Ensuite bathrooms & air conditioning ♦ Hairdresser Chapel & Banking Services ♦ 24 hour supervision ♦ Personal laundry service ♦ Respite, convalescent and short-term stays available ♦ Nursing Care available SAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1996 To list your non-profit group's upcoming events, information must be sub- mitted by 5 p.m. the Wednesday preceding Sunday publication. To have your events promot- ed in Billboard, fax 683- 7363 or write to the Ajax - Pickering News Advertis- er, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, L1S 2H5. SUNDAY, MAY 26 CONCERT: The Picker- .ing Branch of the Ontario Registered Music Teach- ers' Associa- tion hosts a Celebration of Canadian Com- posers student recital and competition from 2 to 4 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. 35 Church St. N.. Pickering Village. Special guest adjudicator will he Canadian composer Mau- rice Roche. Ticket_,. $5 for adults, $3 for children and available at the door. 683- 9493 (Judy). GARAGE SALE: The YMCA Community Fund Garage Sale will be held at the YMCA Family Resource Centre. 1400 Bayly St. (next to the GO station), Pickering, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Limited vendor tables are available for S15. 839-8011 or 686- 1828 (Julie) or (Wendy). ASTHMA FAIR: The third annual All About ASTHMA FAIR: The third annual All About Asthma Fair is being held from noon to 4 p.m. in the HMS Ajax Room in the A j a x Com- munity Centre 1A on Cen- tennial Rd. Ajax -Pickering Gener- al Hospital is teaming up with the Durham Lung "Association to raise public awareness of asthma and allergies affecting breath- ing. 436-1046 (Durham Lung Association) or 683- 2320, ext. 489 (Respirato- ry Therapy Department at the hospital). MONDAY, MAY 27 AEROBICS: The Fun `N' Fitness aerobics class meets at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 -Kings Cres., Ajax. $3 a week; proceeds to the church. All welcome. Group meets every Mon- day. 686-0258 (Catharine). CANCER: The Living With Cancer support group for adults meets from 7 to ,9 p.m. at the Ajax -Picker- ing General Hospital, Har- wood Ave. S. and Clements Ave., Ajax, Room 6013. (Enter the + new wing and take the ele- vator down one floor to G level). A Living With Can- cer youth support group meets 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 King's Cres., Ajax. This is for youth ages 7 to 17 dealing with cancer either personally or with a parent or sibling. 686-1516. TUESDAY, MAY 28 PARENT SUPPORT: The Association of Parent Sup- port Groups of Ontario meets locally every Tues- day at 7:15 p.m. It's for parents worried about their children becoming involved in drugs, alcohol, running away. dropping out of school, committing crimes or parental abuse. Call for location. 1-800- 488-5666. NVEDNESDAY, MAY 29 ALCOHOL: Adult Chil- dren of Alcoholics, Ajax- Pickerine Chapter. meets every Wednesday at St. Andrew's Church. 35 Church St. N.. Pickering Village. at 7:30 p.m. No charee. New members wel- come. 416-593-5147. GRANDPARENTS: The G.R.A.N.D. Society (Grandparents Requesting Access and Dignity) meets at Settlement House (co-op room), 387 Simcoe St. S.. Oshawa, at 7 p.m. The society promotes access to grandchildren, emotional support. education and prevention. There's no cost to attend. but those attend- ing are asked to bring a can of food in support of the food bank. 666-1831. 697- 3082 or 435-0498. food bank. 666-1831, 697- 3082 or 435-0398. LANDLORD/TENANT: Housing Services Network of Durham Region holds an information forum at 7 p.m. at St. Joseph's Church. 1100 Mary St. N. (at Beatrice St. E.). Oshawa. Topics include the Landlord and Tenant Act, evictions, rent con- trols, subsidized housing and shelter allowances. 686-2661. TEA: The Claremont Unit- ed Church, on Brock Rd., holds a Victorian Tea from 2 to 4 p.m. There will be displays of Victorian crafts by Eileen Kovacks. 649- 2438. MUSIC: The Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham holds a Musical Performance Pro- ject Global Voices at 7 p.m. at the Durham Board of Eduaction headquarters, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whit- by. 723-5418 (Dave Patter- son) or 666-5500 (Bruce Walker). TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toastmas- ters Club meets every Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Ajax Kins- men Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr. Get help with public speaking. 619- 0647,509-1645. THURSDAY, MAY 30 BREAST-FEEDING: A prenatal breast-feeding workshop is being held from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Durham Lactation Cen- tre. 1592 Alwin Circle, Pickering. Cost is $20. Information and support for expectant women. 427- 9547 (Donna) or 705-357- 2377 (Shirley). SINGLE. PARENTS: Par- ents Without Partners Chapter #204 meets every Thursday at 8 p.m. upstairs at St. Georges Church. 51 Centre St.. Oshawa. A fun night of handwriting analysis. 571-5452 (Deb- bie) or 723-1699 (Ron). FUN FAiR: Valley Farm Public School. 1615 Pep- perwood Gate. Pickering. hosts a fun fair from 5 to 8 p.m. Games, raffles, fun activities, bake sale. sponge toss, face painting. All proceeds to school pro- jects. 428-6337. LEARNING DISABILI- TIES: The Learning Dis- abilities Association of Durham West holds its monthly meeting at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. 35 Church St_ N.. Pickering Village. at 7:30 p.m. All welcome. 683- 1790. FRIDAY, MAY 31 PLAY: Arch- bishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School, 80 Man- drake St., Ajax, presents the musical Little presents the musical little Shop of Horrors on May 31 and June 1 at 7:30 p.m. and June 1 and 2 at 2 p.m. Tickets $7 adults; $5 stu- dents/seniors; $3 children under 13. Tick- ets available at the door or by calling 683- 2026. SALE: St. Mar- tin's Anglican - Church holds a New to You Sale, the last until September, from 7 to 9 p.m. at 1201 St. Mar- tin's Dr., Picker- ing. Great clothes, no junk. Prices start at 50 cents. Good quality dona- tions also need- ed. 839-9281 (Susan). FUN FAIR: Vaughan Willard Public School, 1911 Dixie Rd., Pickering, hosts a fun fair from 5 to 8 p.m. Barbecue, bake sale, games and prizes. cake walk, face painting, bingo, variety store. SpaceBall ride and a raffle. All proceeds go to the school. 420-6855 (Laura Clarke). ADDiCTION: The Seren- ity Group holds a 12 -Step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at the Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. All types of addictions, including co- dependency. 428-9431 (Jim) in the evening. SATURDAY, JUNK; l HOUSE TOUR: The Trin- ity United Church Women of Uxbridge hosts a fund- raising tour of homes from noon to 5 p.m. Cost is $10. including, refreshments served at Trinity l?nited Church, 20 First Ave.. Uxbirdge. Please bring f e t slippers to he worn inside the homes and only adults please. Tickets available in advance from the pharma- cies in Uxbridge or at any of the homes on the day of the tour. 905-852-6213 or 905-852-9378. FUN FAIR: St. Monica Catholic School, Twyn Rivers Dr. and Altona Rd., Pickering, holds a fun fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Games, pony rides. jump- ing castle, face and nail painting, bake sale, bingo. 509-6691. BARBECUE: The Cana- dian Organization for Tropical Education and Rainforest Conservation (C0TI:RC) holds a fund- raisinf_ barbe- cue at the Loblaws store, Harwood Ave. and Ilwy. 2. Ajax, from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. All proceeds go to the con- s e r v a t i o n efforts of COTERC. Free face painting. 683-2116 (Marilyn Cole). BIKE RODEO: The Pickering Optimist Club holds its annual free Bike Safety Rodeo and bike regis- (ration from 10 P a.m. to 2 p.m. u at Valley Farm f Public School, i 1615 11'epper- wood Gate (near Brock Rd. and Finch Ave.) Chil- dren up to 14 can test their bike riding skills and register their bicy- cles. Prizes. 509-1514 (Malcolm Bates). Meats duality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low Prices! on & vinegar Regular or Hot Fresh Italian Sausages $1891", lb. Fresh W&Pk-_ , 4,I Roasts DW a (now 9"M 17% UVUWd" Meats Mckhim Plana ftl-7*1 tiTmww wiw ors rw MTbW$dff H "The Meat People" Plow s; 1ocit102li JIM Oaatsslo f' I , THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26, IW&PAGE 19 Name Dropping in Aj" ax and Pickerin,g,,,,Ay keith gilligan <x -:ate , x �..: Wedding Engagement Birthdays ! Birthday ' Jan and Terry A big A youth - Lee of Pickering are b i r t h d a y Vera 'Len' W. pleased to announce bash was Vera L the upcoming mar- held May 25 O'Brien of riage of their son f for the Ajax is turn - Kevin to JoyceIng 23 on Slaney chil- Hogewoning, the _ d r e n May 26. daughter of Verla andA t',Mrd m a n d a Wishing her Th o Ho ewonin of w� turned one a happy . r ' ,�,. - birthday are Jordan. The couple on May 25, pals Tanyia will wed June 1 in while older - Jordan, with a reception to follow in St. Catharinesb r o t h e r a` nd Sue. - Congratulating the pair are Mom, Dad, Dana, "' Christopher - Cameron and Chad. I celebrates his fourth birthday on Birthday Shiriey and Donald Heggie of June 18. Lots of love and best Pickering are pleased to announce the wishes come from :Mommy. Birthdayforthcoming marriage of their son Daddv and the rest of the family. world, theous Michael William to Patricia Robin, The whole clan was on hand to another teenager May 26 is a special day the daughter of Dianne and Eric help the birthday boy and girl Cel - for there. Steven Saboe because Berns of Port Perry- The happy cou- ebrate. he turns eight. Steven is a ple plan towed Au,',. ll) in Port Pem. a turned 13 Hall huge fan of R.L. Stine and -- - - on just loves the Goosebumps � � May 24 with lots Birthday of love and best B i rt series- He's been busy surf- •�.� h d a v �� wishes from ing the Net with Dad and has discovered Mc Stine has May 21 was Daddy. the rest several sites. Happy birthday g of the family and a big day for101 "vera talkative her maim friends. _ wishes and lots of love from - Mom, Dad, little brother Brian, Grandma,, Grandpa,. and anon -stop Great -Grandma Omi, his aunts, uncles and o,,. - kidding -around Birthday - ---- r . t} pe". Afzal Engagement Habib turned eight and wish- "Our sun- ing him a s h i n e "The families of Ron happy birthday wc;rc Mom, Dad, turned one Croft and Tanya Law ` Papa. Mama. his aunts. uncle-,, and on May 12. wish to announce and cuu>;n,. M o m m y congratulate them on May is a busy birthday month to �---- - and Daddy their recent engagement. the Wilkinson home. Stephanie w i s h e d They plan to be married _ turned five on May 7 and Kevin will Blrthda,' H o I 1 i e on May 24, 1997. With be two on May 27. A huge party Pullins a much love and our very with a clown and all their friends ��r} happy best wishes." was held May 25, followed by a tirst birthday ------ - -- - - family bash later the same day. with lots Ot love. Ho11lC l'C1Chra[Cd --- --- Birthday Mommy, Daddy and big sister the big day with family and friends. ,y Meaghan wish the "partners in Happy seventh birthday greetings crime" a happy birthday- Birthday were directed at Caitlin Burton on - - — May 4. 1`lommy, Daddy, Taylor and Birthday 'The Shayner' hope all her birthday be ut% s w h o wishes came true. "We can't believe The cutie in will he five - ,' that you're seven already. We are very the Bright home tears old one,.. proud of the smart, pretty and happy celebrates her Ma% 29 little girl you've turned out to be first birthday on H o p i n g -. May 29. Wishing Kelsey Hare Amanda Ashley 40th Birthday Bright a happy has a wun-; birthday,with "Our little princess" turns tour on derful day "On May 3l, after 39 ears of the May 26. Happy birthday wishes and are Mommy, y y lots of hugs and Daddy and t uphill grind, Barb Fletcher will final- kisses, are much love for Vanessa Cormier Y ly make it to the top of the hill. Not to Mommy, Daddy, Grandma Aulie, from Mommy, Daddy and little sis- little brother worry Barb, it's all downhill from Grandma Bright and Aunt Jenn. ter Brooke. Ryan. here. Now, you get to look forward to gray hair, wrinkles and sagging body Birthdays parts. Perhaps it's already started. Best Birthday I wishes from your many friends, whoAh, swot The Sidey boys are in birthday are already over the hill, and from all revenge! John moods. Daniel turned two on May 8 and those who haven't reached that mile -'Frederick is celebrated at home with friends stone yet. Better you than us!" I the master of Brandon and Katie and brother Shaun. D • practical jokes, On June 7, Shaun will mark his fourth birthday with a small party with Birthday so some folks e him a few. Mommy, Daddy and a few friends. A ow Lindsay Caton reaches double ow May 19, big birthday bash was held May 25 at Jumping lelliBeans with their friends. digits on May 30. Love and best John fumed 19 wishes on her 10th birthday come with birthday Grandma and Grandpa even showed from Mom, Dad, sister Robyn, and wishes and love up. Mommy and Daddy wish their 'Big Riley. Lindsay will celebrate with from Jean Guy and Little Villain' very happy birth - friends by having a sleepover. Kenney, Faye Schneider and Mom. days with tons of love and laughter. `Q 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Graduation? ...Send to: M Pickering 831-5431 Let us know. We'll publish your Name Dropping, THIS WEEKS CAKE WINTERS ARE: c/o Keith Gilligan, 1. Kelsey Han special occasion in an easy -to -read 2. Aw=& tJeit6t 130 Commercial Ave., 3 "yr"� inners trtay go directly to Baslttn Robbins to receive and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 their FREE cake. (Please provide idrnufintian) PRIZE VALID UN rIL SAT. JUNE 1, 1996 'i PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26.19% SHOP BY BASKET & SAVE! ' °AODUC 7 DE ;A.A;;A BONE -IN SALTED COD FISH • SROM CN-ARIG PACKERS FRES'+ NE'�ER FRCZEN ?lop, 1: 11 111' '1: X11 1 '+ /' 1 Do WOUAL-ITY PACKFRS TOWNCLUB BRAND FRESH• Q 1 1 • E FOOD TERMINAL" •PRODUCT OF CANADA • FRESH UH PMtvwusLY "HU l -N -lop' • N SHOPSY S CUSTOI1 SLICE -D AT THE DFLI COUNTER i Q 1 ct, 1, T• ISAMIS.I1. Z$AU Uh4sssmL porrrLE 111 U • STA RDsw Q1i. JAR • HUS11375 mL JAR -1,9011h, Adolkh, - wwr .o, P*ABUSR RD -Ar AwEBUSH RD ..NW N a NOYR>f 1� _ � ss.� fir.. - • OEw S sw ✓IXIE VALUE DDfIE VKtIE 1M11 D_ 40E. a' NOYRS »� -- 5" •� - 1� 1MII1� •_ - lam SAr111 v g wE STONY RD iW sof �.. • OC -A-0 • C -OLE SLAW-."" 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NONiH r •� B S pt wad BROCN RD ~ • �� _ r 8 •� �MiBON� �dIIWY ma - �_ '_ • • CARLA AVE •� ` WPM OERR&RDE �� • 7,M - lopm RIVE RIDAL F WATERLOO rAISSISSAU(-,A NORTH YORK TORONTO/CAMBRIDGE CENTRAL C)OWNTowrj 1-MMIANA A MAJESrA N"E] NS PACKAGE OF 150 LJ ww "�' w�,oNS 15 LB AVG dFe uaoea" M CTJ PFIA, MIX OR MATCH C A c �:o FILL YOUR. OWN BAG LEMONS �_,� AR GE SZ= if � 25 EA • ' We • 1BATHROOM T188UE `L -PLY • LARGE 16 ROLL PACKAGE mix 0 1 OR <)R PHIRNES MATCH 3 PKG. LIMI'F S -ROLL PACKAGE PKG. RENUZIT FACIAI� � � BOX OFSS� EA 7n 212 g SOL D s7 )WI LLF MICROWA`.'F )PPMCORN 49 F"ALr 6 PACKAGE • QODUC- ')c MEXICO LIMES =;F ,aPGE SIZE • f. EA THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,1996 -PAGE 21 S 1.52 kg LBO O tHTE POrrArrOES FILL YOUR OWN SAG Ir 1.08 kg �7 ►s.�• :: .. � ZaB. 049 LAIN ■■�A�{,�,1�/■ PARSLEY EA 9 LARGE �F' � `.A. "� H .AaGE -"Irl NA, .:.NC. ^ 'l4 x 315 ml, "FINS CASE506 C,R S- F ASSOP-E:: NEWTONS 2 350 g PK G E A 4 NABISCO ArLLiEF, A5S(�RTED PRODUCT OF U S A • =1 GRADE X94 Do v • • • ' ' ` .� FOBIN HOOD BILK S CURED r � •PRODUCT OF ONTARIO OR U S A ;. � �1/Y SII - .a"d • • �17 JI -. YA 1 IN _.RADE "�CP,rA . -Ar-z. -�E SIZE HERITAC,E FOODS-ITALFINA F I • I ri • AS,.C>RTED PRODUCT OF L. aRNIA BARGE ZE FROr.1 THE TROPICS • • • ' • • 1 : 1 J. PRODUCT OF U S A CALIFORNIA LARGE SIZE 72 s - _ - :.as- •,-- =x- =a'.� • -.:PCE • � 1 !• 1 0a 1 JI • ' ' I • • PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SI NDAv_ MAV 26. 10" Ajax minor hockey grad tries out for national team By ROB LETH SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER _ AJAX — The Peterborough Petes' Adrian Murray didn't spend much time feeling sorry about his team's loss to the Granby Predateurs in the final of the Memorial Cup last week- end. The 6'4"', 215 -pound defenceman. who's a graduate of the Ajax minor hockey system, is currently trying out for the Canadian National To advertise in this space, call us at 683-5110 Hockey Team. The camp in Caledon began Friday and ends Monday. Murray knows he's being closely evaluated by the coaching staff but he's not putting any extra pressure on himself. "I just have to go out there and play my game and not worry about what the other guys do. I have to use my size, take the body and clear a path in front of the net. I think I have an advantage because my season just ended and a lot of the other guys have probably been off the ice for a few weeks." Murrav was invited to the camp in a letter from Canadian head coach Tom Renney, who outlined the tradi- tion of the team and listed the players who have skated for Team Canada and gone on to successful careers in the National Hockey League. "It's definitely an honor to be selected to try out for such a great team," says Murray. "It's a great opportunity for me. According to the letter, I'm on the final list of names to be invited so I think my chances of making the team are pretty good." The invite couldn't have come at a better time for the Petes' captain. Two years ago he was drafted by the Winnipeg Jets, but things never panned out for him and he's current- ly a free agent. 6--il D i I L-1 Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Durham Synchro Club swimmers in sy nc to win medals at nationals DURHAM — Durham province and seventh overall at Svnchro Club members pooled the National level. The team also their talents to finish with some included Katie Ansell. Jessica strong results at recent competi- Coburn, Stephanie Crann, tions. Jennifer Johnston and Lauren The 12 -to -I4 -year-old 'A' duct Millar. team of Shama Dinsdale and The 15-17 'A team also did 'Amanda Damtsis placed first well, finishing third in the overall in the province and ow vAd ninth overall at _ the National o level competi- tion held - _ ,�------ recently in Calgary. The event featured - stiff competi- tion as swim- mers came from as far away as Mexico and Hungary, mak- ing it the largest national level competi- Amanda Damtsis, left, of Pickering, and part - tion in recent ner Shaina Dinsdale of Whitby perform in yam. the duet competition at the nationals in syn- - Dinsdale chronized swimming in Calgary. The pair and Damtsis placed first in Ontario and ninth in Canada. also swam for the larger 12 -to -14 'A' team province and 13th at the National which finished second in the level. Team members are Jenny Burgess, Anne Frazer, Leslie Wickens. Erica Vanderheijden, Lindsay Borisko, Brenlee Wood, Amy McPherson and Jane Wilkinson. They will also com- pete at the Trillium Meet in June. Both 'A' teams are coached by Halley Lundmark. Durham entered two 'B' level teams at the provincial 'B' cham- pionships in St. Catharines on the Victoria Day weekend. They faced stiff competition as there were 29 teams competing at the 12-14 age level. The team coached by Teri Pearce finished 10th and the squad coached by Beth Wintonyk ended up 17th. Pearce's team included Jennifer Bell, Kimberley Bonnar, Andrea Cryderman, Rebecca denBraasem, Ashleigh Malarczuk. Nicole Newhook. Catherine Theberge, Heather Therrien and Hailey Yates. Members of Wintonyk's team were Stacy Donaldson, Heidi Nemeth, Jillian Rorabeck and Jenny Senkowski. The season comes to an end for the club with its Watetshow at the Civic Pool in Oshawa Sunday marring. P/U News Ad Wed. May 22 Pg. 32 Adrian Murray Hey Net surfers! News Advertiser: Sports now on the Internet W'V61v. d Li rhamnews. net Ajax bantams' bats explode in 14-1 victory AJAX — The Ajax Spartans Future first victory in Easter Ontario Baseball Stars Sports Photography minor bantam Association play. rep baseball team started league play Ajax banged out 11 hits over seven with a bang, defeating the Pickering Red innings. The offence was led by Sox 14-1 recently. Woodcock, who went four -for -four with Spartans' pitchers Mike Moorcroft, a double and three singles, driving in Mike Omland and Keith Woodcock held three runs and scoring twice. Chris the Red Sox to just one run on five hits, Zamudio, Kyle Sheppard and Jim Ripley striking out seven batters for the club's got two hits apiece. -Ajax's Nigel Wilson puts up big numbers in mino AJAX — Ajax's Nigel Wilson has picked up where he left off in 'AAA' baseball last year, but with a new major league organization and a new minor league squad. The left fielder has joined the Cleveland Indians 'AAA' affiliate — the Buffalo Bisons of the American Association league — after being picked up on waivers from the Cincinnati Reds earlier in the spring. Wilson has made the most of his opportunities with the Bisons, hitting .333, with 32 runs batted in and a league -leading 10 home runs, includ- ing two grand slam homers. He has also helped the Bisons r leagu climb into first place in the American Association. In a game in Omaha, Nebraska Tuesday, Wilson hit for the cycle, belting a single, double, triple and home run. Last year, the 25 -year-old outfield- er played with the Indianapolis Indians, the Reds' 'AAA' affiliate in the American Association. Wilson was the starting left fielder and put up big numbers, hitting .313 with 17 home runs and 60 RBI in 80 games. However, after the team finished first overall during the regular season, the Indians fell in three straight games in the opening round of the playoffs to eI baseball the eventual champion Louisville Cardinals. This is Wilson's fourth year of playing ball at the 'AAA' level, hav- ing suited up for two seasons with the Edmonton Trappers, the Florida Marlins 'AAA' affiliate of the West Coast league, and last year with Indianapolis of the American Association. His Bisons are currently atop the American Association loop's Eastern Division with a record of 29 wins and 12 losses. Buffalo leads Wilson's for- mer team — the Indianapolis Indians — who are in second place by seven games. WHITBY TOYOTA'S Ajax figure Skating Club's Lindsey Brown is making fine figures of late. The Ajax resident recently attended the 1996 Talent ID Program for skaters age 12 and under where she performed stroking, field movements, free -skate elements as well as her freeskate program. She was chosen to attend phase 2 of the program this summer. She'll also attend the '96 Youth Enrichment seminar. i l I I • • CLASSIFIED INTERNET ADDRESS: HttP:;!www.durhamnews.net E-mail us at : bec567 a durhamnews.net * iul .• LET DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE provide all your computer training needs... MICROSOFT NOVELL • WORD • NETWARE • EXCEL • NETWORK SUPPORT • POWERPOINT TRAINING • ACCESS TRAINING Diploma Programs Day and Evening programs available contact our Career Advisor today!! TELEPHONE (m) 427-1922 I$�,' F^I> 95 Bayly St. West, Suite No. 404 Ajax, Ontario L1 S 7K8 Get Started! 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AN above listed ,ail;o,ts "Xiii •,puisne. with Conveyors a Mew Handing eglrpniertt PNW lily for &*-will- applications (powarvain. assentaY. ate.). Wagesfi slary range from lalhr (junior Conveyor Designer) to $100K (Savior Prolact Manager). Full bereftIons provided for positions in USA and Canada. irickidirg rebroment income plans dh company contributions. For positions in the USA, work Visas are obtained 6 pro- ided by Comisch for successful applicants. ongech International Design Group Inc. is a service company tet specializes in Pro - ding Contract Engineering b Direct -Hire recruiting services to select companies (Big and Tier 1 suppliers) in the i utonl0hve industry. Wase fax or mail resume in confidence to: Comtech International Design Group Inc. 3200 Deziel Drive, Suite 411 Windsor, Ontario NSW SKS Tel (519)944-6335 Fax (519)944-3955 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE flews 4ceee:ser re,.:es:s rat advertisers check ?tar ad upon Wtili aeon as yews Advertiser Will not De resoorisA* 'or sore ?tan one incorrect insertion and mere shall be no 4abiq for non-msertior ,f any adver- tisement. Liability for er- rors in ads is Imted to the arnamt paid for the space occupying the error All copy is Subject mthe ap- proval of management of News Advemser DRIVER PERSONNEL INC. AZ DRIVERS REQUIRED • Two years experience • Clean abstract • PAPT T1ME and Full Time positions avail able. Call Fred Hines - 571-2795 Or fax resume to: 571-2742 EARN $627 WEEK/ from home" Light Assembly, mailing. typing. forms, etc - Guaranteed.merawomen 416-635-2701 code EXPERIENCED hair sy- tst rogwred for family hair styling centre in Bowman - villa mall Please all 725- 4623 ask for Mary or Lew assentwe our prooucits. Easy wort. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A.S.E.to tIfli%Ent I u=a 1 Pmerm , Ow, L1V ilq FREELANCE Artist wart- ed for Educaborwl PLOW ing Di rs g must appeal tont children. GN Lisa at 436-6568. FIRST CHOICE HAW, CUTTERS -Full and pan time hair stylists needed for now Whitby loxton and existing stores. $7.001hour to start plus profit sharM birthday Pay. benefit Plan_ and good working condi- bons. For interview please can (905)831-4337. GIRLS WANTED FROM ONTARIO, between 6 . 19, to compete in this year's 1996 Toronto Pageants. Over $20,000 in prizes and scholarships. Gil today 1- 000-367-2125 exL 240 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1996 GeneralGeneral General General General General General General General Help Help Help Help Help Help Help , Help Help STUDENTS HOLIDAYS ARE OVER, TIME FOR WORK! • Gain valuable business experience • No door to door/telemarketing • $11.25 to start • Flexible hours • Scholarships awarded regularly •Fun working atmosphere CALL MOMCA AT 905-668-2176 HAVE yon eve, cnns,c- ered a career as a Private Investigatorr) II so. attend the *Pi Discovery Semi- nar' on June 3 Can 1,613)472-0888 for more information MARKET research inter- viewers required for mall studies. expenence pre- ferredbut will train Neat appearance. excellent command of enghsh lan- guage, evenings 6 wee- kend hrs Call 571-0197 ask for Tem or Jao ue Won loam -9pm NEEDED IMMEDIATE- LY iemale escortsvery at. tractive. 18 + also diners needed with reliable veh, Cie 404-8761 RECEPTIONIST- 10-15 hrs/ wk. requirements- basic computer skills. exc tele- phone manners. fashion orientedhex hrs Apply w/ resume i1 person only to Valentine's. 210 Brock St S Whitby Industrial Mechanic (Midnight Shift) At IDEAL, "Total Quality & Service" is the cornerstone of our success and has made us a leader in the manufacture and marketing of electrician's tools and supplies. Focused on intelligent growth and expansion, our success has led to this opportunity for an Industrial Mechanic. If you have... 5+ years of strong industrial mechanical experience, experience with pneumatics, hydraulics and motors, leadership abilities and strong work ethics. ' good English communication skills. P.L.C. experience an asset ..then we want to talk to you. In return for your efforts. we will provide you with a competitive salary and the opportunity to work within a progressive, energetic environment. If you are interested in pursuing this position. please forward your resume, with salary expectations, to: Human Resources IDEAL INDUSTRIES (CANADA). INC. 33 Fuller Road Ajax. 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Wallpaperingintenor/elle- 1800 111001 nor. stucco ceding, general repairs, top quality work. reasonable rates 20% seniors discount. 404- 9669 DRYWALL and painting, boarding. taping. textunng. renovations and repairs. Small hobs. 15 years ex- pehence Free estimates SIGON Construction Ltd, $erringDurham and out of HARRY -O -THE- Cleaning X72&2716. my own magician. Call Er - rile 668-4932. seryDurham Region to town area. Ken 434-4500. MOVERS - Move big or AM, ' r n9 sun small, we price them all! • t9 yrs. Additions, sixndecks, patio doors, windows, rec- rooms, flagstone. free esti- mates.905-576-5760. e t andyman • MAN WITH 1/2 ton truck will do odd jobs. Fair i tea- Free esfimates, seniors A cleaning lady avail- • ready to entertain for any FALLINGBROOK carpet discount, sfnort notice age, any occasion. Birth- & vinyl. discount prices. LAWNMOWERS - Tune. days, promotions, open - complete with painting, up, oil M �• sharpen Ings. fund raisers. Magic wallpapering, drapes 8 blade, only 535. + parts. snows ars fun! Lettuce help 8337057 or 728- bknds. Call for free es- (Pick-upidelivery from Pick- able. Comparable rates. bnate. Call 655-3519 or offing to Bowmanville $5.00 _ 655-4483 charge: Oshawa/Whitby RABBITwants work doing ER. will WW grades 1 pked Sono tubes installed Bobcat Services, available, free!q. NORTH STAR magic for children's parties fa HOuBe SMALL ENGINE SHOP and all occasions. Have SIGON Construction Ltd, $erringDurham and out of HARRY -O -THE- Cleaning X72&2716. my own magician. Call Er - rile 668-4932. seryDurham Region to town area. Ken 434-4500. MOVERS - Move big or AM, ' r n9 sun small, we price them all! • t9 yrs. Additions, sixndecks, patio doors, windows, rec- rooms, flagstone. free esti- mates.905-576-5760. e t andyman • MAN WITH 1/2 ton truck will do odd jobs. Fair i tea- Free esfimates, seniors A cleaning lady avail- • TUDOR Rose Renovation • PFWW discount, sfnort notice able. 15 years experience. 6 Handyman Service. • • moves. Appliances moved. Will clean entire house in- �. DECK -ALL FSH also storage space avail- cudlng fridge + stove. Ex- GREENTHUMB Total able. Comparable rates. cellent references. $55. Property Maintenance Pro. EXPERIENCED TEACH - Cal 432.2850 Please call 839-3378 after grams from $19.75 per ER. will WW grades 1 pked Sono tubes installed Bobcat Services, available, 4Pm month lawn care 5 st Since 19158 MEN with large trick will do household moves. resi- dential, commercial. All types d moves. Call Cad or so able prices. 571-4730. Jana 427-2856. cedar mulch, cedar h•dg. •To Drivng es, fences. ducks. irttarlodt- •• School* Programs from $119.00 Qer thg to OAC. all L. will, year. Calf 1-80o-760-1068. �3757travM call Leanne GREBiTMUMa top soil. C & R Lbk* rrarace Build- EtIIOPEAN We special- II • ng repairs and r•rwvatiorts 1st, wI renovate your ball -i- 905-Q7-4234 electrical plumbing, c•- room, or kitchen walls. as .ante tiles. carpentry. From wet as floor tiles. Good roll- MISTER POST HOLE, small repairs 10 major ren- cranes and satisfaction augured post holes, setting ovations. Fully guaranteed, guaranteed. For free esti- of posts in concrow.Sona free estimates. (905)432- males all D. Dykstra 725- tubes installed. all work TUDOR Rose Renovation 8931 4913 guaranteed. (905) 665- 6 Handyman Service. 0400. or 1-600-653-9681. Duality carpentry. "Meal. �. DECK -ALL FSH P.M.P.S(poe holes / plumbing, drywall, painting DECKING post• me) Post hWe$ It decorating. Complete Free estimates, cies FENCE drilled, all concrete sup- homeoffice work. Small jobs welcome. Reasonable tom design, top quality & DECK pked Sono tubes installed Bobcat Services, available, rates, references. Guar - workmanship, com- Since 19158 Cedar d pressure treated anteed Work. 723-6122 peGpve pricing, repairs lumber. All work guilt. or modifications. 619-6624 arxeed. Serving Durham for Dave 12 years Access code 404- 1-905-428-0536 8031Ywat for the dial tone Dial (905) 34336M 8 DECOR Interior & ExWior European Workmanship Fast, dean, relj A service. 420-8081 MICMALSKI MOVING - ing bride Spring specid on troupes. apartmords. offices, NOW Cal 1-800.780-1058. fid ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING appkeleee pow Bps wlists. S•nlor and mid- momh discounts. Licensed, insured. Fres •stinab•. Excellent service. Cal 436- 7795. HErlRII�1 I� kM6110C1atg SIMM b Panda. Paiiairling Wails. ConclD dt Comm. �{Yffk. AulgnZ•d Lflllock Conliador 905349 • Yard • Yard LAWN AERATION, from • Mainfisn•nce • Mainbriance SM. spring fertilizer avail- able at $50% oil, free esti- mates, call 427-8812 or SCHOOL offers SUMMER BREAK 4 day APPROVED COURSE M.T.O. $279. (Jure 24 -June 27). Also regular courses offered. 428-1717. fL` T ('l TIM LWN 72338M anytime. MAINTENANCE OR PAX Grass cutting from $15. Over 15 years exp r 0 i w Can i►ta>� Oso -says -?36 •i 1 � _ f THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,1996 -PAGE 25 Office Office Sales Help/ Saks Hen Daycare Articles Articles Articles Articles Help 1 Help 1 Agent 1 A nt • 1 Wanted 1 For Sale 1 For SaleFM For Sale 1 Wanted Agent ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATE An accounting/income tax service in the Ajax/Pickering area is looking for an asso- ciate to become a full partner in a thriving franchised ac- counting practice for the Ajax/Pickering market. High energy level person re- quired. Please fax your resume and application to 905-479-3235 attention Alan Lewis. RETIRED OR UNEMPLOYED? With good project planning and management skills. ,le are a small business with new and ex - projects involving the legal and in- . ance communities and we need help. s is not a full time position but could de - 3p into one for the right person. Call Kevin at 905.436-3291 THE CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY CENTRAL REGION - OSHAWA, ONTARIO REGIONAL FINANCIAL ANALYST Reporting to the Regional Director, you are an energetic, hands-on individual with progressive accounting experience in a :omputerized environment. You will be -esponsible for the coordination, pro- 3essing and analysis of all financial transactions within the Region. -his position will provide primary support 0 15 Branches and the Regional Office on financial issues, including the prepa- ration of Branch, United Way, and Gov- emment budget submissions. Along with a small staff, you will be responsible for all general ledger, accounts payable, and accounts receivable reconciliations and analysis. Oualifications include 4th year standing m the CGA/CMA program and 3-6 years experience- Also required are advanced L-otus 123 skills and previous exposure to DBB (MSA) financial applications along with ACCPAC- Starting salary from 535,000. Please submit resume by June 3,19% to: Regional Director The Canadian Red Cross Society - Central Region 419 King Street West - Suite 115 OSHAWA, Ontario L1J 2K5 or fax to (905) 723-9023. WORK NOW - locel wholesaler requires 5 - 10 People for gory level posi- lion, vehicle required. Call (905) 728-8181. Ask for Laurie. IF you are married, sWOO single parent, separaNd or divorced youmay quaily for Financial Assistance. DIPICERT. programs avail- able Quark, Illustrator. Photo Shop, Dinckle. Premier. Access. Accim, Autocad, C++, Visual Basic, Unix, Novell Engirew, ndows N -T., Sinal Ta Plc, ower Point, Word, Excel, urham Business Cpmput- r College, 427-3010 an Initis persmn MgUied 1 stain =flow!*. SECWMWI RECEMM CUSTOMER SERVICE �xlnpAW and T1lleph m M uM be able to fork mote 'ri required, 'lease fax or d*.W re- ume to: ReljabM Eftlisi tIMOirs, 1730 McPtlerson CR U-32, Pickering Attenfimn: David SatldBfSOn Fax (p07,f M10K No phone calls please S" 1 help / Amb AUTHORIZED BELL Canada network partner has an opening for a prov- en sales protessbonal to market network products b blus;ress customers. Ful train;ng, salary + crommbs- Sion. Fax ream* to (905) 6836105. COMMISSIONED sales agent to represent unique gift lira of pewter min- iadures. call (906) 623-- 2183 Required Immediately F"ERIENCED ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE Minimum 2 years experience. Telephone Directory Sales and layout experience an asset. If you are outgoing, highly motivated, and have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfaction, we would like you to join our winning team. Existing and new accounts, training, commissions and base pay. Mail or fax resume to Ajax / Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax Ontario, L1 S 2H5 Fax. # 619-9068 Skilled Skilled Help Help IV REOUIRES TIRE INSTALLER / LUBE TECH Successful applicant will work In a busy flatrate environment and need to possess superior customer handling skills. Nights and weekends are a regular part of the schedule and the person will need to have their own tools. Applywith resume to: Service Manager Canadian Tire 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering CLASS "A" MECHANIC Needed for busy Truck and Trail- er Manufacturer. Qualified applic- ant should have experience with electrical, pneumatic, and hy- draulic systems. Please send resume to: RAGLAN INDUSTRIES INC. 5 15 1 S i m c o e St. N., Oshawa, Ontario LIH 7K4 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE CHILD CARE needed In 2 DOOR fudge 8 24• our home for 2 boys (1 age stove, $5D0. Sewing ma - 3, special needs). Non- chine $145, electric organ smoker Experience, First $50, chesterfield 8 chair Aid preferred Call 905- $100, double bed 8 dress - 623 -9456 er $250, Call 404-1531 LOOKING for responsible female, dedicated to well being of school aged child for shift working family. Prefer care in home. Live-in optional. Capable of main- taining day job. Non- smoker, references. Stud- ents welcome Call 686- 2067 Looking for responsible. fun loving and caring per- son to look after our girls 1, 7 years in our home. Hours Mon-Thurs.7 30-5pm West- ney / Hwy 2. References, Call (905) 619-0112 after bpm MARSHCOURT / BAIN- BRIDGE Dr., 6 yr old boy. Enrolled in Sr. Kindergar- ten at Lincoln Ave. P S. We are looking for a 'home - away -from -home' where relationships could be culti- vated in his own neighbor- hood 686-5595 NANNY/HOUSEKEEP- ER, expenenced. non- smoker, '-I. will' good references M -Th noon. 7pm. Two kids 6 mths 8 3 yrs. (905)426-3409 Daycare Elm Available COMPLETE. aftordabie daycare .n Harwood / Hwy 2 area Non-smoking home.play room. fenced yard. nutritious food. many activities 8 outings FT. PT, summer availability Call Michele at 619-0686 / Wove message DAYCARE available Monday � Fnday- Brock and Finch area, ask for Belly (905) 683-5278 Three months and up. lots to TLC. 13 years experience DAYCARE available in my homeloving, safe. non- smoking environment. too - sortable rates. have expen- ence, references available. Phone 6&3-0028 DAYCARE in my Pickenng lxx . reasonable rates. receipts. no. available. non smoking, nutnous lunches. tun education! envrron- maht. Cal (416)600.1247 SUPERVISED home daycare Brand new Ige. play- rocrTn, room for more. Older preschoolers welcomed for Sept. µoaf 223-2579 FM Skilled 1 Medrc>r D� 1 Endo ani Help CLASS A MECHANIC required for general garage rapairs. Drop off resume to 460 Taunton Rd. E. Osha- wa. WSTALLATION MECHANIC must have gas filer and sheet metal kens with COrtlfIlercl818>vBrrBf m. Fax ream to MM iK}O{17 REQUIRED licensed plumbers, steam -finers, ficketed high-pressure welders. Good rates- Fax reSurne to 416.679-0908. WANTED, SPRAY PAINT- ER TRAINEE, for fast paced environment. some experi- ence an asset Steady kill time employment• wage negotiable. contact N Cou- sins, at Provincial Signs. 1 - 4. Thurs. Mort. Tues. 426- 2/80. Skilled Spilled Help 119101 Help ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST Architectural technologist with 5 Years minimum experience in with and Commercial Interior Design- Must be able to develop complete working drawings on Archi Cad 4-5. Ajax Location. Please tax resume: 905-428-0230. DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Part time for busy offiCa. Must have computer ex- perience and be able 10 work evenings and Satur- days. Plane said resume to: or M. Dale, 555 Ross - land Rd. E. Oshawa Ont. L1K IKS. (No phone calls please). DOCTORS, If you've got room for extra Income, wave got room for youf The fastest growing provider of pre -insurance underwriting Services requires SNf-moE- vaed Doctors. We are con- stantly on the grog' and require part-time proles- siorals to pin our team in providing services to the in- surance industry. Para - Medical Reports, Doctors, Medicals. Offices and mo - bills. Contact: David Rad- ford (613) 547-9215 or 1- 800.668-4677 Rapid -Med Pks Inc. F/T DENTAL ASSISTANT needed for one month leave, 3 yrs- dental exp. minimum. Knowledge of Logic Tech an asset. Cao 837-1231. REQUIRED Qualified FSS full time for a large nursing home in the Dur- ham Region. Apply in wrk- ing to the Administrator. strathaven Life Care Cen- tre, 264 Keg SL E. Bow- Manvime, Qnt. LIC 19 • 1 wattled CASUAL / PART TIME babysitter required in my horse for 2 year old and 6 mths. Students please ape ply call Sharon but 905.831- 4799 (Dixie / Finch) UNIVERSITY STUD- ENT- summer employment needed! Hardworkng. self motivated and energetic. Experience in restaurants, hotels and amusement Part . Specficamy sales, cash, preparation and computer skids. Please call Christina (905)683- 2382 1 Firewood SKIDS 8 Pallets for fire- wood, hardwood 8 soft- wood nixed, pre cut or bro- ken, delivery availebls, large b small balls. Lowled time offer. call (905)430- 9013. Fifes 1 Market BOOKCASE $150., Desk $80-, Chair $100., File Cabinet $100., Table $40 683.7211. IBM PS/2 comprder. 40 MS. harddrive, colour monitor, lots of games, 5325 o.b.o. IBM PS/1, rel colour monitor, best offer. (905)831 -6864 OFFICE desk 6 swivel chair $145, new lamps. $15. Bach. stow $75, smell kitchen table and 2 chairs $60.686-1222 SAVE UP TO SD% OR MORE ON GASOLINE AND CAR EXPENSES. Auto re- searcher reveals easy techniques for saving you $SS. Call for details 24 hours 1.416208.3225. 3 YR. old Kenmore washer and dryer $800; vertical ne blinds. grey $80: w port- a-poM $40;432-2544 5 -DRAWER dressers Antique hutch, $125. French Provincial sofa, $225 Entertainment centre. 550 Solid pine bunk beds w/mattresses, $225 Dou- ble box spring 3 mattress. $75 Sofa, $175 Duncan Fiphe. $250 Fish tanks & stands. 25 -gallon. $40 Coffee table. $25. TV, 20•. $65 905-263-2191 7 PC. DINING ROOM SUITE beautiful condition Try Ultra -Tie with Bleach Available in 551b bag & 331b pail Call Dario Ltd. 905-427-0257 COMPUTERS - NEW 486's from $599, 350 dines 1 rhe video DX 2/66. 6 x 86 120'5, 8 melts. + 6X CDR etc. $1,515 CD roms from $55. Multimedia Kits with 16 bit sound and speakers. $119. Lots of used 386's from $135. Ev- erthing's guaranteed at Clanngton Computer. Bow- manville. 697-3059 $1200 call after 6 837- ROYALTY china. pictures 2967 and books. 655-3613 APARTMENT size wash- er dryer $300 Table with 4 chairs $300 ElWnc broom $50 Humidifier S40. Quartz heater $30 905-6835014 AND IF YOU'RE LOOK- ING FOR Dining Room sets. chairs, washstands. desks. bedsets, dressers. mirrors. blanket boxes, pic- tures, lamps. silk Mowers b plants, china cabinets, la - books records. church pew. 'ea -cart, pine cupboard. D801 Yamaha organ. and much more' *Not your average second- hand store* New Life Fur- niture 250 Bayly St W Mackenzie Plaza. Ajax 905-686-6332 ANTIQUE 6pc dining oom suit, solid walnut Table extends from 40x58 to 40x88 Call evenings 723.8771 FULL size dryer. $100. 6 ft patio door. $75 (905)72&-8094 ART! Limited Editions. Trisha Romance . Elizabeth Berry. Profess-laly Iramed. double matted Must Sell, $130. 905 -T2s -3899 BEAUTIFUL solid oak single pedestal table. 4 herttaga press back chairs excellent condition. asking 950 434-6635 CAP FOR 1/2 TON Truck, sliding windows, rec. excYllent condition, good quaky. call for details. 905- 697-0273 CARPET 3 rooms. $299. once includes 35 yards of carpet. premium pad and installation Sal 905-492- 2750 Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon third[. plush. stein re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only $369 00 Price in- cludes 30 Sq. yds carpet, deluxe pad and installation in your home Free quota - bon .in your horde. No in- terest, no payment for one fug year. Daniel, 1-soo- 217-0104 CARPET WILL 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 Shop At Hone. 1-800463- 646. CARPETS - Ids of carpet. 100% nylon, new stain w Iowa carpels on hared, 1 will ca" 3 rooms, $349. Price includes carpet. premium ped expert inswiaeon, fast dwivery. free selameam (30 yende). Noman 688-2314. CON OPERATED pod table. 4'x8' with balk and aces. One juke box NSM with records- Both on site and good candibon. Great business opportunity. $2500.432-2281. COLONIAL Pine living room suite, 2 love seats, Rocker, stereo cabinets, a- tomen. 2 end tables, excel- lent condition, $750. Cam (905)668•-%77. FOR SALE - Sofa bed. chair, $450 o.b o Large chest freezer. approx. 12 cu. It $175 o.b o Large steel desk $175 O.b.o. Call (905)436-2719 HOSPITAL BED. home care aids. dining room table d 2 chairs humidifier, wall units, call 668-0732 NOT TUB $2300. Jolly jumper double stroller with ran cover $175. Evenflo kiddy camper XL $100. 2 Fisher Price porta-swings $50/each, Fisher Price 3 -in 1 travel tender $75. Full twin bunkbed $175. Fisher Puce 3-rn I tournament table $125. portable high chair $15. light weight stroller $10. Century um- brada stroller W. Prego grey stroller S20bouncer char win hood $15. 2 extra wide expansion gores $201 each. 2 sesame street bath rings SIG/each, change tabs $10 (905427-7954 HOT TUB. 475 gal Nava- ho.almond colour. slid pack pump system, 4 5 kw heater $2.990 call John (9051420-1536 MOT TUB. 8 seat. blue Cedar cabinet with cover 1 5 years old. Excellent condition $3000. Maytag Dishwasher, brown $100 Siu-machry $30 Can 686 72% Hot Tub. 4 man, compete with pump. $1500 Garden hut. 8x8. $400 washer. dryer. dishwasher. $200 atirh. Bedroom sel. dress- ers. desk. nvnt condition. $800 430-7683 JOHN DEERE garden tractor 17 ftp with 46- let lawn mow•.. $1.600 Also entertainment unit, sold oak.$300. 655-3183 LEATHER SOFA black. excellent condition, only 1 yyrr old. $400 or best offer Please call 5791132. LEER truck cap to fit new Dodge Ram, like new. black. 723-0709. MUSKOKA CHAIRS set- tees, tele -a -tats, hand- made. solid. Pine and cedar from S75. Cal Wendy and Jin. 725.1643. NATURAL GAS DRYER, $275 00 b natural gas BBQ.. $200, 11, 800 songs doors. $10 each. 436- 7729. afters. OAK barrels, rye $39; nun S39; planter barrels $15: rain bamNs $35; phone 263.8661. OAWPOW FURNITURE - Why pay retail prices? One at bnWo's oldest and ler- gest rthanulapurers k now sitMklg dirett b 01e pubic. Eg oak petlesW table and 4 [heirs $849; 7 k ilarble and 6 Hairs r1 499 cannonball beds four $398: Over 20 stain d" =. am solid no ven6ers. Traditional Wood- work" 905 985 8774. Secretarial desk; Staet case desk: metol cabin at exec. dusk; boardroom Ube; 4 drwr. cusp. file cab - nets; computer scrap; Best offer, 905.571-22'22. ONE ORIENTAL dining room table $1.000. Rat bed equoxnerli. Cal after 6 p.m. (905) 263-2697 PIANO, YAMAHA- Eter- na Series, console type. with bench, excellent con- dition, fairly new, some warranty left. $2800. call 905-430-0865 PIANOS - GRANDFA- THER CLOCKS Please excuse the mess, we're renovating! New and used pianos Not sure? Rent to own. apt size, upright. grand. digital, Keyboards All 1995 merchandise re- duced! Telep Piano Works. 433-1491 POOL !Snooker) table. 1• slate. 4-112' x 9' sold oak rails. natural finish. 2 cues. set of balls, tnangle. brush. asking $1595 tel (905)725-0609 RIDING MOWER. +nth grass :archer and railer $950 Freezer, $75 623 7410 SCUBA DIVE this sum- mer" Course starts June 9, also new and used equip- ment now available Dive Source Scuba Supply f905) %8-8566 SEARS '8 rip . Garden tractor 44' blade. $1200. 721-2991 SHEDMAN Quality bam Style shed kd T X 8. SPE- CIAL ONLY 5295 plias tax Marty other suras and styles available Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3, Pickering. For more info call 9M-619-2093 SUPER SALE „liter'fps x -ewaCiN -All Pod Work - SHARK POOL SERVICES 1 X72 -SHARK We take the BIT_ :)u1 ^,g, pnm Insurance dans welcome TENT --aier • 991 sleeps 6. $3600 7 piece oak din - ng room set. $1450 Kw - more washer S dryer. 4 years old. $475 9M 571- 6685 KENWOOD 200 WATT STEREO tower speakers. 5 disk CO. due cassette AM' FM receiver RENT TO OWN BY PHONE Only $74WNook Call 1-905- 5711413 27- STEREO TV'S. Mrtsu- bisn,. Toshiba, Sharp, H'- tecfu. $6.25 weak RENT TO OWN BY PHONE Cal 1-905-571-1413 Free de- rvsry/se" RCA tai• SATELLITE DISH digital sound/picture, remote over 175 channels to choose from. RENT TO OWN BY PHONE. Only $8.88 ,'week Call 1-905- 571-1413. TUPPERWARE - To buy or sell call Judy Gorman 905-839-4535. (Serviced by Guard-Aml Sales) VERTICAL and venetian blinds. shades, shutters. drapes. Save 75% on clearance and unclaimed merchandise. Save up to 50% on custom made. Sunshade blinds and Drapery. 88 Old Kingston Rd. 905-428-0937. WANTED - 46 people to lose up to 20 be. by "' mer. Dr. recommended. Ask howl 14KXI-881$782. WE BUY AND SELL wind- ow air cadition•rs. Air cordiooners starting at $225. 30 day guarantee. Cam Rode Bottom Deals at 436-1320. ANTIQUES Absolutely, Purchasing furniture or an- ything old. Scientific instru- ments, china, silver, adver- tising, toys, decoys, dolls. milk bottles. collections or estates Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, Brooklln NEEDED: 4 or 8 port Voice Data System Call Fred at 5769335 NEEDED: 4 or 8 port Voice Data System Can Fred at 576-9335. UNWANTED Scrap metal picked up, fridges, stoves, washers. dryers, cars. trucks, etc. Call (9051430- 9013 Arts oft • 1 Crafts' ATTENTION :RAFTERS' To serve our Valued Cus- tomers the best we can, CERAMIC WAREHOUSE is NOW OPEN FROM TUES TO SATUPDAY from '0 a.m. - 3 p m to, June to Sept Featuring a hill line of Victorian Bisque. Garden Pcs,. Old World Santas 3 our usual 'New Pieces- every week Can 905-725- 6709 for details '333 Boundary Rd. Oshawa Unit 03 MComputer Antemet LOCAL COMPUTER 'a- rpair pairservice Servicing monitors, lazer. and dot matrix printers. IBM and Macintosh computers etc Fax machines. UPS etc call Discover (905) 619- '712 Pools, Spa EARLY BIRD SPECIAC 16 x 24' •sctangula Kayati pool includes decks b tett[. mg. 54.995 Meets local by- laws, 25yr warranty 1-800- %8-7564. Pickenng/Alax. phpN 416796-7509 • Lost & • Found FOUND female cat ,n Ajax. near Westney/Bayty, behind Industrial units Very tame and f n•ndy- obvious owned by someone Long hair grey and cream. Dilute tortoise smog Debbe 905-427- 6310 LOST! ' blue 11 year old budgie. May 18th, owned by 4 year old girt. Please call 428-2568 REWARD! Lost medium- sized parrot. grey with red tell. 905-509-6017 • ' Pd&SUPPW 9. TEAM OBEDIENCE next Gasses (Puppy.Novice) start June 3, 12. 15 6 20 Weekday. evening and Saturday lasses ava4able: with small classes giw- anteed. 430-0025. KITTENS, ADULT CATS s DOGS in need of lovni7 hartes; many already find with shots. Donations and pet Supplies welcome. Cam DURHAM ANIMAL ADOP- TION 905-263-8915. FREE to good hone - Col- lie/shepherd X. 14 month male. neutered. Gold co,t loured. Adorable, good mamerism, loves kids. All shots. Suits twine with las of room to roam. (Owners moving). 91985-7132. COmputfsr Computer 1 Vifdso 1 Video INTERN" SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. CaU John Due to at Sly -44" e PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,19% _ AutonobilesAtltomobilea Apartrnerlts Apartments Apartments ApartmentMll nts For Sok For SaleMotorcEM For Rent For Rent For Rant For Rent For Rent BREEDING CKC regjs. $7800 certified. MCMILLAN a WIFE 1971 BSA 250, two for DOWNTOWN OSHAWA, tered Siberian Husky for 1990 CHRYSLER LA- AUTO SALES - 1990 sale, one restored, one 36 Athol St. Two bedroom racing and show since BARON 4 door, A/C. leath• Acclaim, 154 km, can.. roadworthy plus some apartment. $795 all inclu- 1986, available 3 female er. loaded, low mileage, $5.495.• 1988 Cavalier 103 parts. Call Colin days 905- sive. Call 723-4176 Car - Puppies with blue eyes, needs some body work, km, can. $3,995.. 1987 686-4129 man. guaranteed, first shots- de- $6000. OBO Please leave Aerostar van, 7 pass. XL. 1991 Kawasaki HS -250 2 bedroom main floor. Well wormed, also some house 905-5 79dd79 mestrained 160 km, cert 53.795. 1992 Ninla motor m standard cared for north Oshawa adults Inquiries Caravan. $10.200 cert. very chassis. 7600 km excel- apt. first/last/references. No (613)395-5578 1990 CUTLASS Su- clean. 1988 New Yorker, , lent performance low pets $675 plus hydro. Lynn ATTENTION: Do Own- 9 preme SL. 4 -door, excl condition, loaded, edin- $3295 certified 436.6886. ars Doggie Dooley Pet 99.000kms, t/6. fully -load. $5,295. cert . 1986 Ford F150 95 km. blk only with he. with helmet. cover, menu- 2 BEDROOMS, Park Rd- s. Waste Systems starting at ed. electronic cluster. . $3 995 can 1966 Ford To- 'Is. 728-2044 of 401 Available June 1 AJAX - NEWLY renovat- ed - separate entrance, 2 - bedroom, basement, wash- er, dryer, fridge, stove, mi- crowave, security system, c/a, div, 1 parking spot, close to GO bus stop, utili- ties included 1200 sq. ft. $925/month, flrst/lasi re- quired. July 1st (416) 298- 6984 ONE bedroom basement $54.99 up to 150 Ib. wt $7800 certified. Call 905 Paz $3,495 cert 1986 1992 Honda CR250, ex- $584 plus hydro 571- CENTRAL OSHAWA. very apartment. Fridge. stove. Dog Life Jackets stamng at 668-4100 or 905-430 Camaro. low km, summer cellent condition. not nden 4136. clean, secure, In park set- laundry. No -pets. $525. Call 525. $25. 32' Fire Hydrant in- 6707. 4861 eve. fun at $3.695 cert. 1986 In 95. $2750 o.b o n icare$716 Just north of Extendicare ting. 1. 2 and 2 -bedroom w/ month inclusive. monthly door/outdoor Lifetime Laundry. private yard and apartment. separate en- Cantu 110 km, only(905)666 Century, 5175 2 LEVEL one bedroom den. From $640 to All 1778. Guarantee Ball, 9-9. 7 da s/week (905 723 5413 1990 HONDA ACCORD $3.895 cert.. 1994 Sunblrd basement apt. Kitchen, bath accessible t l nil inclusive, Available May 31. May ONE BEDROOM unfur- y 1 LX. while. 4 dr. 5 sod. air LE low km. only $8.695. Fax 723-1466. con , cruise control, am/fm can 1985 KS Bleier 4 z 4 cassette. 148.000 km. very I S4 995 rt 1989 & STAY! 'In our Hearty air condi- tioned facility - Experience the difference at K9 CONNECTIONS Dog Obe6erlce MOTIVATE WITH SUCCESS' Classes al levels FREE 6 ft, leather nirting lead for al new students Cal John IX Dianne to Register 1-905.438.1711 1 Automobiles for Sale clean! Call 905-576-5204 F1 y ce F150 with cap custom. with your offer $5.495 cert.. 1986 Custom OSHAWA, newly renovat- Cruiser wagon, exc condi- 1991 FORD E250 ex- bon, $2,695 Cert.. Many tended cargo van Rebuilt cars to choose from under 5 0 liter engine. overdnve. $3,000 As is Certified new tires and brakes. ex- Package available' Mc- cellent conddion. certified. Millan and Wife Auto 57,200. 432.2305 or 579- Sales 666-3361 200 4861 eve. Dundas St. W., (Down - ec i e o au ry Call 579-5219 or 728-6711 nished basement apart - Walking distance to bus ment. Ajax, private en - Pickering Town Centre. CLEAN 2 -bedroom apart - July 1 905-775- ments, available imme- plustranh $550 Per last 3716 diatety. Gose to downtown, plus share utilti(41es, ) 781t. O.0 tarring at $650 Call Available now (416) 781- 2 -BEDROOM apartment �_�5 0828 In low-rise budding, avail- ONE bedroom basement able June 1, north of 401, close to Slmcoe. $532 15/ month plus hydro, includes 1 parking spot. Leave mes- sage (905)571-4720 Lown Whitby) 2/3 bedroom apartments. 8 sto buddin close to 1991 Z24 5-s ry g peed. civ. schools, library. South GM arib'fm cass . 110.000 km . Marine plant Available immediate - S8500 cert 1989 Honda y and Nov. 428-6328 1 - Cmc DX, auto. 3 dr hatch- 7pm for appointment. back light blue dark blue 1 12FT S n bock bo I apartment. Slmcoe St. N. $512/month + hydro first/ last required. Available June 1. 432-1255 or 434- 2447. OSHAWA 2 bedroom apartment. available at 888 and 900 Glen St_ Close to schools, shopping and G.M. Utilities included. First/last required. Call 728-4993. r 54650. Call Dave A 8 A TOWING. A MUST SEE., 1993 Pay S50- injected. new top 54.500. pn 9 a . trailer out_ 3 -BEDROOM bungalow. gas heat, fudge. FOR RENT t and 2 bed- OSHAWA, newly renovat- 7"1 576 6130 dde motor FtstlMercurytinder sreplace. stove, near schools d room apt in the Georgian ed one d two bedroom, in - contemporary building .luded_ $1.000 Please call parks. $950/month plus Mansions, starting heat and hydro, Automobiles Automobiles 705) 277-3470 utilities available imme- n icare$716 Just north of Extendicare parkindesg parking and laundry avail- 7 days Call 905-686-5003 171 WALLEYE, 120 HP Laundry. private yard and apartment. separate en- Phone 579 9016 able No pets, non - Wanted 1985 16 FT. BOW RID- diately Call 434-6691 or trance, la no pets! smokers. Call (9p5)831 - 5954 ER with trader 9C Johnson ;905)242-3101 ng Fish ntrntlers, FURNISHED basement 8030 or (905)839-1964 OSHAWA 2 bedroom, with power trim and tat oil. ele lnc trolling motor. AUTOMOBILES and bachelor apartment. $400/ last. references, no pets 33 FALBY (:UUK 1 2 8 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED IST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! VMY RENT' aur. No down payment, No problem! Let me show you how! Mortgage Paymea9t $700 )ler r tY sae Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Retlltlax Accord Realty Ltd. (905) 576-3111 CLEAN family budding. Oshawa north. one, two 8 three bedroom. Includes. Heat, hydro, fridge. stove. laundry facilities 723-2094. auto. 83.000kms kits of 1967 NOVA (Corolla) 4 GMC pickup for parts Call $3700 could be sold sepa- rat 905-728-6490 �' Oshawa. 2 bedroom Apt in a 3 unit. month. 721-2883. OSHAWA - one bedroom 1973 Cnevy impala 350 - 3 ' L t/6. fully toaoed. ow- S5000 casr for used d Cas 1905) 433-2485 contemporary building HWY?/WESTNEY bright, Fndge, stove. heat and hy- 68.000 original miles, body sar blue. bra. only 60K scrap cars 8 trucks 24 firs 1995 HYDRA SPORT, Clean, quiet and secure luxury 2-Ddrm basement dro included Available needs work or sell for parts great shape, must be seen 7 days Call 905-686-5003 171 WALLEYE, 120 HP Laundry. private yard and apartment. separate en- June 1. $592/month. FirsU $400 o b c (905)434- $13.750 certified Call or 416-709-6930. 30 min Johnson Bow Mount Parking On bus route trance, la no pets! I05t 434-6311 5954 Craig (905)697-1868 service ng Fish ntrntlers, $685/month inclusive. 1st/ pry. smokingappliances. $780 OSHAWA 2 bedroom, 1973 DATSUN 24OZ. 2- ele lnc trolling motor. AUTOMOBILES and Banwell Lrvewell stereo, last. references, no pets inclusive. June 1i July 1. $690 ,n apt building. In- door 6-cyi nae, started to 1995 Honda Accord EX, trucks wanted for scrap 17.500 call 623-9107 668-1432 Please leave firstAast, references. cludes heat, hydro. ap- restore. cant keep mgvtng, fully Ipaded. 10.000 kmS Any condition. arty age, ^p message (905)428--1428 pliaricss, laundry on stte SSMO 8 O Call 905-576- $23.900 must sell' 579- tree renavai m m the Duam 90 Johnson motor, 19 1966 HONDA PRELUDE, wn• 579-29a6 Open $12.500 905-940-8015 9685 4570 Region. cash paid Also foot fiberglass boat with In- AJAX Two bedroom Main floor of spacious 3 Convenient to 401 and city 1982 Cnevette Drown needed. '75 to '87 Chew or nyl top. heavy duty trader basement apartment. sep- orate enfrance 4bath bedroom bungalow In north west Oshawa Private drive bus routes. 433.0677 33 FALBY (:UUK 1 2 8 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground park- ing included. From $743-$843. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED IST CHOICE AFFORDABLE HOMES! VMY RENT' aur. No down payment, No problem! Let me show you how! Mortgage Paymea9t $700 )ler r tY sae Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep, Retlltlax Accord Realty Ltd. (905) 576-3111 CLEAN family budding. Oshawa north. one, two 8 three bedroom. Includes. Heat, hydro, fridge. stove. laundry facilities 723-2094. auto. 83.000kms kits of 1967 NOVA (Corolla) 4 GMC pickup for parts Call $3700 could be sold sepa- rat 905-728-6490 �' Dce. parxing. laundry, close to and entrance. Air, laundry, OSHAWA Lakefront. OSHAWA, 1 -bedroom naw parts. runs rept, g Doily at hatch 5 speed one anyt erre. Oshawa 431- ust). good condition 432- schools. shopping No pets. Cade utilities Largo back bright 2 -bedroom lower apartment nducles heat, in eaceuent chap■ 51.500 owner. highway driven. 0407 BOAT motor and trailer $725. vtdusive 427-9032 Yard Children wekortw. apartment. large lot. faun- hydro. parking. availed! certified Call after bpm. new brakes. arrrlm Cassette CARS FOR CASH! We 14 h SDrxlgbpk with 20 np. AJAX Brand new legal t $900/month. Call 725-8769. dry. parking. no pets. ava:- immediately. Ist/last, no 435-2893 stereo Economical . excel- buy used vehicles Vent- Johnson outboard Includes Sprint trailer, bow mount bedroom basement apt.full NEAR hospital, tory one able immediately. $650 pets. S449/month. Cal 905- 1964 Fierc only 1C7 o0C lent running, well main- tamed, extra nms. $2000 des must be in running Call 427.2415 ele lnc trolling motor. kitchen, new appliances. bedroom apt main floor plus utilities, call collect 1- 966-1161 4 kms standard transmission. earthed O B O call 905- condition or come to 479 Bayfy St 53000 obo. 623-9758 4pc bath. laundry.parking, fudge. stow, par" $515 705-878-3871 or 1-705- owner car, lady driven f erglass body no rust ex- 725-0104 East Ajax at MURAD AUTO path. laundry. excellent central vac/air, separate Inclusive 723-0392 324-5587 Loaded Mint condition cellent shape. 52495 cent- Cavalier R S Coups. load- ed. V-6. $8.495. 90 Fire- SALES Aso or best offer Phone GODZILLA insets Car- WANTED - Long box !or 404-4228 tier Sale of the Can- '985 Ford F150 12ton Ino 1 bachelor apart - fury. Prices may shock ust). good condition 432- 1985 DODGE LANCER. you. 35 Certified. ro- 2281 auto. 4 door hatch, ph. pit. Conditioned vehicles am/lm cassette 176,000 e9 93 Areostar Spon, real TfUCI(S kms. $1950 candied Call loaded $11,995. 90 Astro t 68 6-9132 CL. loaded. beauty. for Sale A-1, $2.295 87 ry $9,495. 89 Grand Caravan 1965 MONTE CARLO SS LE. Burgundy. Loaded ".F250 FORD. 4X4 Florida car. 305 H O . T- S6.995 . 87 Blazer 4 x 4 XLT Lariat with piow, new Iops. tuay Wadedmust see' Certifeed $8500 080 905 - loaded, mint. $7.495 . 92 motor, too marry parts to list entrance. Avail immedlately. ^on -smoker. no pets.$875/ ^ one Includes utilities 905) 428-2833 akar Isom AJAX SOUTH - one bed- -oom basement. pmrste en- !,ance. kitchen. livmgroom w.M fireplace. 4 DIC. bath, store room, a/c. cede Snare laundry Smokers welcome 1soast Refer- ences. Available imms- aatsly $750/mo Cao 905- 427-5552. OSHAWA, 2 bedroor apartment large bight. stove, Indigo. utikties, park. irtg included, located near shopping. Hwy 401. $690, month. Call 725--434. OSHAWA. close to GM, newer building. 1, 2, 3. bedroom apartments 905- 431!l- 9 OSHAWA. large bachelor apartment, available imme- diately. Close to GM south Large backyard, parking $490 all inclusive ist/las, Also 3 bed, $700. July 1 Call 905-438--1370 725-3278 Cavalier R S Coups. load- ed. V-6. $8.495. 90 Fire- $6600 as ,s, Clansman 11 hp lawn tractor, good con- EXCELLENT BUY, AJAX. available mrtw- uH bird, black. loaded T -tops. drtion, $750 or test offer Barkley , Young. centre 1 bachelor apart - III Renault convemble. 58,650. 87 Toyota Tercel. Call 427-4234 conaria. 161/2' fibre glass ment.diately. mens. Int.-bedroomS. FANT� auto r excellent condi- auto 4 or. wow 53.995 89 Cork hued toot. 60 rip . Drier t apartment. apartment, 5Both bon Red with bege top high Mazda 323 Auto. hr kms val>y Mercury outboard -trey let available lmrttes,acaillely Boni S90C 905-839-3020 A-1, $2.295 87 ry 1 cover Bimini top. custom Cpwr includes ut4itiss. Call 416- CARPET n�s� Euro. loaded, mice 54,995. 41M Drive fish finder, many extras. 831-3304. Bus 839-1132 286-6732 ' 65 Caddy Saville. loaded. AJAX. Harwood. 1 bed- 19W CHEVETTE 4 door, mmt $4.595.. Celebrity ASTRO Van. 2 tone room, above ground walk- sale Ends auto excellent shape. one oily $2 Car- blue 0 . 4 cap - blue nn,ReCflatl0nal out basement apt. 4 jxc owner car, lady driven ficarparte enter. ticar Auto, Canter. 155 r tains seals. one rear bench. eats. HehlCks path. laundry. excellent $t900 cert 905.726-0490 King St. W., At Midtown Loaded Mint condition condition. $650 inclusive, 1966 HONDA PRELUDE, wn• 579-29a6 Open $12.500 905-940-8015 1991 Motomome 34 h. 905-686-6316 kit needs work. Slander. Be Th -11 days. 905-869-6667 eve Gulf Stream 2000, base- NAX• lugs bachelor best of best oiler As is Call (905) GREAT ON GAS! 1987 VW 1993 GMC Safari, air, Cruse. bit. tinted glass. art ment model, fully loaded, 460 Ford Engine. Only apartment. separate en - trance. $495/month, indud- 619-,296 Gulf gas. 5 spd . tm Cassette. running 10.000 miles Newtonville Ing utilities. Non-smolung ;1 1986 OLDS Delta 88. 183.000kms. well main- boards. 4 3L. V6. 74K. (905)786-2458. f2entale Preferred. Call 619- loaded, needs engine, dined. body 8 interior In $13.600 certified O.B.O SLIDE -IN Camper for 307, $95or best offer. Call excellent condition. Asiung (705) 944-5422 sale, 1979 Wolverine APPLECROFT, lar 1- 9■ ■ , ■ 1105-- 576-1765 Lou. $2700 Call John 438- Badger, 3 -way lodge, 3• bedroom basement apart- ■ 0737.EMTrallerB burner stove/oven, furnace, ment, separate entrance, wy 19K Pontiac 6000 V6 au- sleeps 4, td4et, queen -sae 0 b yard, central aw/vac, 5 lornabc, air. p.w.. tit. $1495 LAKERIDGE MOTORS, bad, excellent condition, appliances, partly fur- ■ ' ■ ■ grldied. 1985 Dodge 600, Bost buys flus week - 1987nishedlunfumished, $2990. 576 0611. no ■ 4 M. automatic. air. p.w., Ford Aemtar. 7 , FoPass.. $4500; 1985 GMC Satan 1977 2fIFT. Trevelwler trailer, sleeps 6, prime jot,wbnwft srtalartg. no pets, available elst. $750/swoo. $8 Jur00/ $1295 cert 404-9759. van, Diad captain. boded Sandaraska Park. 20 min. , ' Couple. 428.7072. 1987 DODGE SHADOW 53900: 1988 BIIICk Park fWE of Oshawa, 8x10' Fix PlentAVAILABLE imnadiatMy 41 TURBO. 128,000kms, Avenue. 4 dr. 6 cyl. "dad. dad(, awning. shed. bright' dean, ,-bedroom reads brakes, $2000. Can 54900: 1989 Chev. Baratta $4,000.905-430.8264. 1 a 2 BEDROOM Wet -apartment. qbuilding. 3RD ANNIVERSARY Steve 666-2692. GT, 5 spd. boded $4900: Ins GOLDEN FAL- by, 2 bedroom Bowman- new Oshawa Centre, park - ,989 Olds. Ciera SIL, 4 dr. CON Trailer for sale. vies, available imnwdiats- ingl laundry. no pets, Cel 19W Ford Ranger, good 6 cyl. Waded. $4800; 1967 Grandview Park, Budthom ly. Cath (416}789.4145., or 3.1. 728-2+37 or 28090 SALE Condition, "l-maints ned, Oft. Calais. 2 dr. 6 cyl- or. Lake. 1 hr. from Oshawa. (905) 6657602 ABLE mMrU" - AVAILir 125,000krns., p.s., p b., t/6 $3300; 1906 Poroac Grand 36 x 12 lul WVM tip out. 2 WHITBY 1 bedroom onebedroom adult apt.. $-speed, Cap 8 box finer. Am LE, 2 dr. 6 cyl. air, bedrooms. fun kitchen. basement . 3 piece beth. rawly decorated Oum UNTIL B arNkn cassese. cert 14500 $2900; 1989 Fad Tampo 4 bridge, stove, microwave, 3 use d Laundry $625Jmo Nona. Pad, Yard, air. pri ob.o. (905)665-5984 dr.. air, bbl paint, $2500; PC. beth. Now deck with man". fast 8 last. rafet. vate entrance, now gas 1990 Chili Corsica LT, 4 awnxn0- WO and tool eroee. Available June 1, stove 8 fridge, parking, , n MAY 30 19aa LINCOLN TOWN dr. 6 Co. air, $3900; 1988 $fwd. $20.000. CN (905) Non -smokers 723-7306 non-s�1s• $580 ubbbes; Car. Signature. w/carriage Isuzu Imark, 4 dr. auto, x-2495 wtduded.728-1877 roof. power sunroof, load- $35ar 1991 VW Passat GL SOFT. 2 -bedroom trailer tr/ 1 i 2 Bedroom spills in Oshawa and Bowmanville. AVAILABLE Ma11E- Call For Free ad, fuel tiockxrnentation, ex- 4 df., auto, loaded. largo add-on rOOn✓shed/ at SG DIATng,. an Whitby Apr. Cellent condition, 130 hwy/ $10,900. AN vehicles will be deck. Large privaw lot by fn�� included, ■ mNes. $6.900 Can. or best fury Certified. Mention this river. Many retort up- ,� laundry � riith bal- Estimates offer. 1-800-705-5570 ad and well give you a 6 grades, n*kdes from Bow- pea. j� (905) 434-2407. Cony, close to bus, shop days, 1-905-9865363 month power train warren- manilla. Call 697-0497. ping, all utilities included, tiiljMa. ty. Lakenidge Motors, 1795 $44,900. 1100 executive 3 bed- first / Last required, no pats, Victoria St. W. Allax,/Whilby. roan , an suite and skyN I 1 bedroom 5650, 2 bed- ■ ■ 4! lana OldsGlare Call for directions. 905 Parts in master bedroom, airroom, $750. Cell 430-0134: Broughisia, air, windows, 427-1rn. 'Auto , ilire k Reps Con., washer, dryer, gas heated, dose to downtown BASEMENT APT. in East kicks. tin, excellent condi- Whitby. $1000 plus hydro. Oshawa, laundry 8 Palling tion. 2.8 t/6, Flue) injection CLASS 'A' MECHANIC. 668-1477 included. $375 plus uNitiw, :3200. tort. O.B.O. 436- avail. June 1, ion smoker 0791 x433.3706. Licensed transmission 2 bedni. bsmt. apt. in Preferred. call Dave 725- FAX • ADS abst wiling to do work spedwil north central Oshawa. 3299 laaa PONTIAC SUN- ss my home. Great rates, all Clean, bright, laundry fall- Mi BIRD LE, 4 door, am -fm 683-0707 work " guaranteed. Also ities. lots of parkingAawns, BACHELOR BASEMENT glee., ac, very dean. low body work d Paint. Call $595Jmo utilities Ind. July apt. for rent. Private ent. • : / • Wl., 100 k only. $3.999 Tony 571.0967. 1. Call collect at 519 787- fridge 8 stow, $500 m0111 (905) 831-8729, eve. (416) 1816. all I ncknive, 728-2553 267.3644 A THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,1996 -PAGE 27 ApKbnsrtts ' 1Apartinents Houses Houses Houses Houses M Housing Townhouses Toynjl�� 1 For Rent 1 For Rent 1 For Rent 1 For Rent � For Rent Wanted 1 For Rem For Rem RTH OSHAWA- 3 WHITBY new large 2 bad - nn avatl. July 1st. $725. room, laundry facilities, lots a quiet building, Incl. of parking, beside Ash Wan at, hydro, abut. a park- Street park. $775 inclusive 579-9600, 725-9655 July Ist. 576-7589 HAWA - John - Center WHITBY, Brock St/401, reet Two bedroom very large 3 bedroom anment available June apartment, top floor of tri - 6. 5645/moprkg, and plex, parking, close to eve- ,; ;ncid. Laundry facilities rything. available June 1st. a0able. Call (905) 432- firstAast required. $9001 i4 month plus utilities. ICKERING - Aporia/ (5)686-6622, 668-3898 h,ppard. 2 large bedroom WHY rent when you can parole entrance base- own your own home for Pit apt. Bright/clean. No less than you think?!! Call Parking. $800. inclu- Dave Haylock Sales Rep. June 1. 905.509- Re/Max Summit Realtyg45. 416.600-8157. 416- (1991) Ltd. (905) 668.3800 43-5393. or(905)666-3211. ICKERING. Kingston/ 6117 ,,,pool large 2 -bedroom HOUSe3 .ate basement apart- For Rent orl, quiet. dean, parking, rte• 5 OPPM11CAS k to Town Centre. plus L4NNM. July I. CS.90�0 sp+ 1st/Iast, references. $1 - Absolute Affordable' esa (416) 267-7482. Why Rent? Own your Home inclusive. Please Car 571- from 5799/month (utilities BROCK RD a Pickering included) No Down pay- p'.wy Basement apt. with ment? Can Mell Mark Sta- ,eparate entrance. Utilities play Sales Rep Sutton ,,,ded. Available July 1, Group Excel Realty 571 - ,,,,,fast 5500/month 619- 6275 or 1-800-840-6275. $900 plus hydro 3 bed- DICKERING Liverpool room brick bungalow, main arc Bayy soaaous 1 bed- floor, Central Oshawa. .r, basement apt. Park- Must be seen to appreciate. a/c, dose to everything. 434-5247 leave message. ova;able immedail ly. S�25 (9115)831-2855. PICKERING. Separate •rance Bright semi -asement , furnished liv- ;room and bedroom . rare kitchen, bathroom. .a,,ndry $400. own trans- :. •tation required. 427- 9 ;,KERING- 2 bdrrn bsmt ,,• . 4 pcebath. parking. eo. entrance, dose to :.rods. available Jure 131. -95 anclusrve. 831-3601 PICKERING- new large 1 ^edrocm basement apt. air -nditionang Separate en- ance. no pets. $800 indu- :e Call (905) 4265808 RENOVATED apt , immill ;:ate;y 2 bedrooms. carpal. i; ol;ance5. fridge. stove, 4 bath, $600/mo +hydro. Big yard. parking. Sam - a S (416)494-9517 a.. ..,, •.. ,vi....f.In WHO SAYS YOU CANN AFFORD T SUIT A HOUS %wrgaKe payme 3-& Sam 56 3 -Br to galow $78 3 -Br Jr Exec. 596 Rent-o-Own Available No /o.n p.ytaMtt7creurt Beretrlaw c571.1x275 I4SOo-a4":NARK STAPLS.,lc% Rcn Sul GEx cl Rc+lty Ix 3-BEDROOM house. available July 1. laundry, parking. quiet street. tenant in basement, $850 plus hy- dro, first/last. references. Desirable area (416)224- SIMCOE North Oshawa. 0959. Russet Nice 2 -bedroom AJAX 3 bedroom main - newly retrofitted 12-plex. Noor, new carpet. appkanc- -ardwood floors, parking. as. walkout deck. laundry. ablelaundry facilities, parking, close to school. -uly 1 $686+ hydro 576- $925 plus. 905-509-1927 -982 AJAX bright clean 3 bad - BACHELOR all utilities a Gable. laundry, parking included. Whites RdJ401 area $400/month 420-5334 room bungalow. 5 ap- pliances- walk -out to deck. 5850/month plus 2/3 ul- flNes. firstilast. avail July 1. Jam (905)619-6536 AJAX. 2 bedcroom, main floor, attached garage with workshop , fenced yard. walk out to deck. 4 ap- pliances, air, non-smoker, SJUTH Ajax. spotless avail. July 1. $750 plus ubl- ->,zed t -bedroom ibes.68ill cement apartment. Sep - bedroom home, 2500 sq ft.. a e entrance, non- AJAX, 3 bedroom main oAers. no parrs. $725 in- floor of sem. 4 pce., walk - .S e. Ist/last. references out to deck, laundry. July 7wrad. Call 686-5519. list. $895, plus 60% utilities. SOUTH OSHAWA, 275 (905) 294-0760 .ertworth St. W., large 1. BROOKLIN, 3 Bedroom bedrooms. close to bus- brick b urigabw lett large let. --,. shopping. available im- garage heated and insulat- ed;ately, $550, $650 a ad. central air, airtight in fridge, Stove, heat, hy- finished fell room. new parking. 1St Asst re roof new bay window. hardwood floors. $159,900. :avail, no pets. 434-5183 Car 655-8612 evenings. SOUTH Oshawa. targe COURTICE, 3 bedroom, 2 -ne bedroom raised base- 1/2 befits. double garage. ^cent apt. Laundry fadliUes, fenced, dads, close to car parking, private en- schools. 401, available July Trance, $575 WI inclusive. Ist. $1,100 plus Will 435 - Available June 1. Malum 6117 working single or couple. COURTICE, Main floor 3 No pets. 579-1889 bedrooms home with ga• SPOTLESS quiN build- rte• 5 OPPM11CAS Flossilandilpataw plus L4NNM. July I. CS.90�0 2.725-224f3. shawa). 2 -bedroom. 1"" mas- June 15 or July 1st $750 UP - inclusive. Please Car 571- HOUSE FOR RENT or 4875. sola, 2 bedrooms, Oshawa• OSHAWA, TWO - 2 bad- area, appiliences mak' room SPotlass aparpnanb $800 per rno- fk- tail**. .n new wry clean and gtiM or rent all option to Pur- 5-Plex. Suit" ler bus;- no chow 723-304 SS parson or oapla- Non-smOkant. no pats. $570. - hydro andra. First and last. Inelu das hast wa- ter and parking. Avail" July 1/96 or Aug. 1188. Ra - v ne Rd. 905-728-3634, references. ANDERSON ST. WHITBY Upper level flat with iv. urn . kit, bath a private entry and parking, Near • 2 a amens. Avail. now $425. ncludes heat a water. Car (905) 655-5083. WHITBY apartment for JOE P"IW tent, one bedroom $550. 2- (906) 931.1300 bedroom $650. Phare days REIMO REALTY LTD. 725-8911 evenings a weekends 668-4016. OSHAWA 2 -storey home SOUTH Ajax - 4 bedroom WHITBY- Executive 4 on a quiet street, 3 bed- sidespld, garage, finished bedroom home, 2500 sq ft.. rooms, parking, 5850+utile- basement, quiet street, 2 1/2 baths, a/c No pets.1 ties. 1st/last. Call 905-434- fridge, stove, air con., yr minimum lease 51450 + 1470. fenced yard, near schools/ utilities Available July 1st references Non smoking. park, $1175 plus utilities. References. Call (416) 297- OSHAWA- 3 bedroom. F;rstAast/references June 0851 close to 401 and Ritson, 15 686-3562 WHY RENT? No money quiet neighborhood. $800/ THIS BEAUTIFUL 4. down Own your own home; month + util parking. 432- bedroom home with loads like new. Indge, stove, $775 9220. of upgrades is available for ind . all but phone 3 bed - 3 or 4 bedroom home with rent. Brock/Manning room asking $62.900 Call garage Country or water Please call Sandra for Ken Collis. Coldwell Bank- .. - more details 668-3701 er 728-9414. RESPONSIBLE profes- GOOD NEIGHBOUR- 3 BDRM TOWNHOUSE sional business woman HOOD in south Oshawa 3 large living room, sep. din - looking to rent 3 bedroom bedroom townhouse in ing room, den. laundry house / townhouse / North small family complexdose room, playroom with walk - Whitby preferred Excellent to schools and shopping. out. backs onto conserva- references Non smoking. $950/mo all inclusive. First/ tion area, dose to schools. no pets Please call 905- last. Available July 1st Bovimanville S9001mo 434-8380 435-1088, 10 -7 p.l plus lst/last, avail. July 1 1-705-277-3646 (leave message). WANTED - to rent or own, AJAX, luxunous 3 -bed - 3 or 4 bedroom home with FAX YOUR/ room townhouse. 1-1/2 garage Country or water bathrooms, appliances. front. Downpayment oval- , 8 t t large kitchen, available able Call George 905-728- July 1 Call (416)297-8709 1242 or 1-800-756-8191 9 - - Ir A 1 1 1 Restore Movement -Restore Health HEADACHES SEE HOW iY% LITTLE YOU e NEED TO INVEST va-WNA GREAT! Keepour bodyly General exercise is important for good health, but exercising your large musculature is not a substitute for getting each joint of your spine working in harmony with one another. Regular chiropractic care releases the spinal nerves which could give you instant relief and make it possible for you to feel more balanced, less stressed and more energetic. It makes sense to keep your body's defenses as strong as possible rather than cover EYE/EAR/NOSE THROAT PROBLEMS NECKPAIN WHIPLASH/TNIJ SHOi;LDEWELBOW WRIST/HAND CARPEL TUNNEL SYNDROME UPPER BACK TENSION OR SORENESS LOW BACK PROBLEMS/ HIP/KNEE AND ALL1 ANKLE s defenses strong up the signs and symptoms that might signal impending system failure. Compliment your exercise program with regular chiropractic care and "AWAKEN' YOUR INNER HEALER". Dr. Maryann Franko is dedicated to restoring your movement and health through the therapeutic benefits of chiropractic care. Her office is located at 1670 Kingston Rd. Unit #5 in Pickering. For an appointment call 683-7735. MAKE CHIROPRACTIC A PART OF YOUR REGULAR HEALTH MAINTENANCE REGIMEN And see how much better you can feel!! if You Wish To Advertise on this feature Call , Billy (ext.2304) or Carol (ext.2303)• 1-416-798-7672 THE Career CJN Training Centre A*)* Training in: ACRYLIC NAILS •TIPS COATING • PEDICURES WAXING • ETC. *Come HELP US LEARN AT AFFORDABLE PRICES NAILS $24" ACRYLIC FILLS $14- HARDENER s20ee PEDICURES $15- MANICURESf1O'e NAIL ART - AIR BRUSHING AVAILABLE STERILE ENVIRONMENT CERTIFIED TECHNICIANS 47 PRINCE ST.. Umt : (upstairs) (905) 7234M Oshawa, Ontario LIG 4C9 i3) AppouumeRrOxh :_ill / I : NEW GYM NEW EQUIPMENT NEW YOU "And You Don't Have a Be In Shape To Train Here." FLEXIT .a all s Frrnass Cruo JUST CALL 1735 BAYLY ST. 837-0737 UNIT 10, PICKERING PINERIDGE tiAiU'RAL HEALTH HTHIS WEEK'S EALTH 1 P RETURN TO GOOD POSTURE As children, we unconsciously mimicked tate posture and body movements of others, no matter how incorrect they might have been. As the doctor of chiropractic relieves stress on your spine, nerves, and muscles, you'll discover improved posture along with increased balance, co- ordination and energy. Dr. MarvAnn Franko DC. Brock Rd. & Hwy #2 (next to Swiss Chalet) , / c .1 a tr ' � .t►.� fS Lose approximately up to 3 pounds per week. f2 A real food diet thafs low-fat and low -cholesterol. You'll enjoy foods from all ft major food groups. 0 Behavior guidance and one- to-one counselling for safe and easy weight loss. PAGE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,19% Frusta Mottles EM,Townhouses Rooms Rooms � � � Calldonwliuma � Office S � • Rori�d� Ynstian ' ' �� 1 1 � � For RentAnn, For RentAnn, For Rent For Refit • Retail Space �1 RAS COURTICE - 3 bedrooms. ALTONA RD/Sheppard SOUTH Ajax - pleasant NEED Mature Person to close to 401. June Ist Pets Cozy fumished room in bedsittmg room, friendly share 3 -bedroom home in Okay Call an days or dean quiet adult home for adult home, own 2 -piece Whitby. Thickson/Dundas weekends (416) 283- employed responsible bath• dose to bus. share all area Must be working. 0647 or (905) 683-2852 adult Share separate facilities. 395/week. 427- 3425/month plus 1/2 phone bles, plenty of private park- kitchen, bathrooms Refer- 0394 after 6 p.m. inclusive Available June 1 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom ences. $95 per week. Call (905) 509-2459 Evenings Shared Call Steve 430-2150. M11for townhouse, in well main- to view photos 686-9846 or 579-3788. Accomoda6on PICKERING, large bed - tamed family complex. OSHAWA - seeking non hes including laundry. room with walk in closet. I-4,.,— .n .isrea A .- smokingtidy female on- fl hafting, boat included, parking bus at door, all in - STORE for rent 400 sq. h. ATTENTION Snowbirds 2 + 2 bedroom bungalow, BEAUTY plus income. Im- approx. $400 net. Also GORGEOUS 3 bedroom maintenance free, maculate newly decorated store or office with 2 bed 3 bathrooms townhouse bleached oak kitchen, 2200 sq. N. four bedroom apt. above, ideal for out- condo, close to famous hardwood floors in living- home. Master bedroom with door cafe, space for 20 ta- Clearwater beach, pool, ja- room, diningroom b 2 bed- rooms, 4 pc bath, base- ensuite, three baths, large kitchen, separate dining bles, plenty of private park- cuzzi, BBO, private yard, ment apt. 3 pc bath, in- room, family room with in 725-8710. g available now For into and ground pool, sep. garage, fireplace, gas furnace. C/A, M11for Cottages to view photos 686-9846 or 579-3788. new fridge 8 stove, across from park. $128,500. Open double garage. Includes bright two bedroom in law QUALITY D'Angelo Melfi- Rent hes including laundry. (house Sat. May 25, 10am- suite with separate en- fl hafting, boat included, CLEARWATER, 3 bed- 2pm 452 Jarvis St Oshe- trance. Completely fenced vale good sized bedroom 9 th en ve useful 0 ROOMS in 3050 sq.tt. clusive. share facilities, room fully furnished and air wa or phone for appoint- back yard with landscaped (fumished/untumished). house. Oshawa North, available immediately Of�cec BOBCAYCON, PIGEON conditioned mobile (per. men,723-5624 or lawns. Interlocking brick cable- Immaculate walkable to Five Points Sa00/month Call 428- • Retail S LAKE, 3 bedroom, all con- ) manent homes heatedphone. (705)359-,129. driveway. 9056686589. house Full use of all fadk- Mall. college. Seperate en- 8282eniences v, good swimming pools, hot tub. close to QUALITY D'Angelo Melfi- EXCELLENT LOCA - hes including laundry. trance, Single person. fl hafting, boat included, beaches S major attrac• level N.W. Oshawa 3r2 TION, Comfortable. 3 bed- - back ard., 4 min. walk to 5350 2 persons, 5500. All Pe PICKERING. 3 bedroom ifl ui- 4 Months Free Rent $300 week. (705) 738 tions, children welcome. bedrooms, kitchen over. room. 2 baths, eat in kitch- bus/ 4 min tlrrve to 401 upper to share with t other. 600 sq.mam $500, 3500 per $275 weekly. photos shown 1' I la TWO AND THREE bed -inclusive. including cable. 5681. looks famrlyroom wv ❑e- -Yayoilt, rge room townhouses for rani. 5400/mo. Available imme- Jag 576-51241721-2555. Close to lake 8 transit sq. Lwr.Nl. E,000. 250 Sq in your home. (905)683 pace. 2 walkouts, inground open bsmt., lanced yard. diately 723-5103 machine Clean & bright. $400 mo. Win. $350_, 850 sq.2nd. fir. FENELON Falls. modem 5503. pool, 3 baths, FAG, in-law great neighborhood, no Available June/July 721- Will pick up after 5 rings or AJAX - Luxury home, all plus 1/2 utilities Avail. June $600. 1050 sq main. 3 bedroom lakefront cot- potential, 160 Goodman Dr Agents. 728-8456. 1518 view May 30. 1289 Sun- the extras, exclusive use of 1. 905-839-2078. Cindy $1.000 1600 sq.main Vis,;' 171,500. Call Sheila Mc - y $1300. Call 434-2447 or rage, all o town. 5 i f, `''. E HANDYMAN home or nmtJdale Ave.. 3 - 7. lamely room, non smoker, mfY. minutes to town, 3450/ .p Laren Sutton Status. 436- business. Block commercial WHITBY, spacious garden 6554132. glownhouse 3 bedroom SOUTH OSHAWA. Fur. $375 plus lots of extras week, no pets. (905)623- lot size tore, 40 minum. tes Patic off far room Ga- 428-9214 COtldominnuns OFFICE space for lease. 7637 lot size 66x220. 10 minutes ly, rnsheo room n 4 -level 2nd floor o} Courtice plaza. rage Playground. Near semi, cable. laundry facili- AJAX - share large dean For Rent overlooks busy Hwy02. air north of Oshawa. Asking amenities $950 Available ties included. available home with one person, con , plenty of parking. 5115.000. Call (905)655 Immediately. 668--8110 June Ist, employed or dose to park. all amenities. 3 BEDROOM, Lake view Available immediately. SELLING YOUR HOME? 8149 students need only apply Parking 655-5825 or 427 in Pickering 5 appliances. 755.8 sq ft_ b 779 sq.ft. Can OSHAWA. 3+1 -bedroom 3325/month Call 905.404- 1635 avail July 1. $1050 Mo in- 725-"91 bungalow, 4A bungalow. large rec-room, 2145 elusive, first a last required. Inquire about our HOME FOR SALE PACKAGE central air, double drive- - rive - Fes.."... era dose to an amenities. Call (905) 68s 2,92 683-0707 $f26. 000. fox down. Call _ 805-9861370. All i .t UIDE RIDE S .s C -4ev , -- GOLDEN GOLDEN ` ANNIVERSARY Congratulations to Doris and Doug Vann who celebrated their 50th ,. edding anniversary April 2-. 1996. Doris and Doug were married in Holy Cross Rectory in Oshawa. Their family' and friends gathered to wish them -,Fell on the actual day of their anni vesary. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Happy 50th anniversary!! Best wishes and love to Robert and Marie Fornier on the occasion of the golden wedding anniversary on May 15, 1996, from your son Rheal and daughters Lucille, Denise, Alline, Carole and Lise. _ 4171 Ca ro ly n 'Thr most important pan I)t any wedding is the bridal gown" Your ,imam wedding dress designed and ,:rcatcd for you. BRIDES: Zb=d � °` We also design Bridesmaids Dresses Going Away Outfits, Mothers -of -the -Brides 10653_�519 x i ( �w Create your own Taste Delislts for all occasions CALL TODAY FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTATION D4;1EE &MIKE %IVCHERS (") 404-9715 n" Qudit'W`kr~ so rwa e....p Fresh rodui, stir your actively garnished seasoned m C ,COOe ung that each customer i reeds Beed fort who wish t a ruggesturn only f�� ted, r to cerate their own Arius `Srr p k us. Reasonabir ces or tell us YC, you allow los to sekct to your budget menu tofu Pend and we create a Z::t� (Ares) 404-9715 #,044808 ONTARIO LIMITED) NEED M. RENT IT? • Dishes & Glassware • Tables, Chairs, Linens • Candelabra & Arches • Flower Stands, Fountains • And much mors - COME V151T OUR SHOWROOM 33 HarK ood Avenue. Aux (Between HKyc. 401 & +r2) TEL: (905) 683-1702 TUXEM Rl�iwai ��ii}�0� ® C6Rst*tat. Dior PERRY ELLIS 04e,".4 & Ro-U Pierre Cardin Fr$89oe,fa FREE • FLAI Colour Fashion Catalogue! PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Picksrirg - (905) 831.0222 Plus 15 opwr locations to serer you To Appear on next months Brides Guide i Call Carol at ' 579-4400 r �qr, ext. 2303 ' ANNIVERSARY The family of (Mr. and Mrs. Thys Nieuwhof wish to congratulate them on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary on May 2. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY Don and Marion Ormiston are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on Friday, May 17, 1996. They were married in the Manse of King Street United Church. WHY RENT A BANQUET They have HALL three children, WHEN YOU CAN HAVE YOUR Dawna, Lynn BIG DAY IN A and Guy and COUNTRY CLUB SETTING pro grandchildren, Katye and Amy. Congratulations r 1 and best ~! wishes for MNMDALP COUNTRY many CLUB Church SL S. Allan 1 , , more 683-3210 years of We cater for weakling parties - happiness from 44M . . �- • . - together. Improvement ome DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE mp rbNler1id2000 HUNG TILT -ACTION i • 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. SERVICE & OSHAWA, ONTARIO INSTALLATION L1J 21-3 1bd11Nrid2000(905) 579-2222 -UP TO $450.00 INSTANT REBATE **OR UP TO $550 BAY GIFT CERTIFICATES as seW hm" ad woti6lwilstu cow M(idn in At cd6mdm C99 Ynrh&Pmdm an thermoshell flim yAdAsirG1111NIxft LENN" HEATING A COOLING OMWA (90 ) 571-2070 YOTAMTF MTEOFW-tV T03WBAr OFTOERIFCATES ran T1 E MJROIYl9E OF A00100.E7E NETT AMO dri AEMTEOTOE ORENI O LEW=NOI1S7RIf$EIL 1MELEMMWI OEALERARE pEvg�OEMTIr OWMED XOiENATEO eLwas ES 10 YouR HOME IS YOUK CASTLE THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,1996 -PAGE 24 ., M14371 STOP BEING BURNED Before You Renew your present Furnace maintenance ' :q Agreement - Remember They are all j in Business to SELL ~° �`i` ��`•� You Energy. ASK us about our maintenance program. From n home owners, Business or Commercial our rates & plans will save you money now and in the years to come. rh,er 26 Years Experience 3465 Brock Rd., RR#1 Brougham (905) 619-9062 Durham Windows and Doors brings showroom to your door DURHAM AD%5 & DOORS 579-2222 Left, Wayne Hutchinson will bring his Mobile showroom to your home. At right, inside you'll find his display of Top Quality Vinyl Windows. Wayne Hutchinson brings to the replacement window and door business a new and long overdue features. It's a Mobile Showroom which just may be the only one in Canada. he day is gon- you carried soi brochures and sample window to a customer's home," explains Wayne. "So I obtained a retired North York Mobile Library truck aril installed inter walls along with all of my window samples." When you call Durham Windows and Doors for a free estimate, Wayne will show up at your door with his Mobile Showroom which you'll enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are a large selection of vinyl windows which you're free to operate and you'll discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going outside. the finest windows on the market;' says Wayne. "They're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." If you desire, you can choose the Low -E Glass which filters out the ,.t►,•,violet rays keeping ar home cooler in the ;ummer and eliminate the fading of your curtains, drapes and furniture. "After being in this business for 18 years, I can honestly say these are All of the windows come with a lifetime warranty rid a 10 year rantee on the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does all of the estimates personally, eliminating the cost of a salesperson. Durham Window and Doors do all their own installations, which ensures that every customers gets a high quality job done at the best possible price" Durham Windows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa or phone (905) 579-2222. If You Wish To Advertise on this Feature Call Billy (416) 798-7672 Ext. 2304 Over 20 years experience SALES a SERVICE • PARTS RENOVATIONS A REMODELING E11111111111111E Of =4 =0111 =447% 91.71 T -t"% 0 One of the largest plumbing parts department in the great Toronto area. TREE REMOVAL • TREE PRUNING • RESRING HOWARD'S LANDSCAPING A CONTRACTING Service Supplied: • Lawn Care • Lawn Maintenance • Inte6oc k Driveways • Precast Retaining Walls • Custom Fences & Decks • Residential • Commercial • Industrial Work Guaranteed Phone 905-839-0282 Nu inbsrs: 416-412-7922 to Mar �A9=nat Over 20 Years Experience THE LAWN DOCTOR (905) 837-1272 n Application rt sprIng• Fertilizer4 fir•«+ l Fm ••Applicallm 93 FI1 s • Brocar"tlllNd LW Suimm FuShm Of •bvedleslc,aa""ad '26.75 swwnbermetaber 41iftchor Fm Ow AN paymsnb dun at tkm of Br o~ 111111111011Lopsq. ft - 7% G.S.T. *10792 to Z000 hxkKbd PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 26,19% Alva H0"1°• Auctions For Sale • ' Registrations • ' Registrations • PORT PERRY - $139.900 - 3 bedroom. convenience plus - walk to all amenities Large lot for garden. First time buyers dream or retire here. Call Catherine Ayohe, Remax Scugog Realty. (905) 985-4427. 24 hr. pager WHITBY. income property. close to shopping, schools. 3 bedrooms. central air. plus 1 1/2 bedroom base- ment apartment. $169.500. 655-8935 SOUTHEAST Oshawa By Owner 3 -bedroom. 1 11' 2 -baths. new oak kitchen. large cold storage. with bachelor apartment. De- tached garage. pool. Pn- vate landscaped -3 patios. 2 decks. $129.900/best reasonable offer Inspection Thurs. Fn 3-8pm HOUSE WILL SELL FRI NITS, HIGHEST BIDDER To View, call after bpm 9015 - 723-7938. No agents. SPACIOUS & clean de- tached 3 bedroom home with garage. $84.900 with 5% down will carry for $680/month including tax- es Call Ted Houghton Sut- ton Group Classic 430- 9000 Lots for Sale M - $145.000. 23 acres. north Oshawa. private sale 1- 519-824-6334 1 - 2 ACRE lots available on Lake Scugog in Port Perry. starting at $120.000 Will build to suit. For into call 905-427-0390 or 905- 428-2215 HALF ACRE COUNTRY LOTS. a. B- ghton -oro $30.000 with well or will t%ulo to swI. under $'10 000 (613) 475-1991 or 613-9634596 Vacation Properties p3s00 lupi priced. secruo- •d wooded Tryler lot. good road. sandy beach. fishing. Cobourg area (416) 431- 1555 ffm Money to Lend KINDERNASTIC KIDS SUMMER CAMP 360 Sayly St -W. Unit #1 Ajax REGISTRATION DATES: MAY 29/96 From 1 pm. - 3.pm & 6 p.m. - 8pm. May 30/96 From 1 pm.- 3p.m. & 6 pm. - 8 p.m. GYM KIDDER CAMP (Boys & Girls 3-6 years) 9 am. - 12 pm. $60.00 & GST. July 15 - 19, July 22 -26. July 29 - Aug. 2, Aug. 12-16 FULL DAY MIXED CAMP (Boys & Girls 7-12 years) 9 am. - 4 pm.. $120.00 & GST. July 22 -26 GIRLS JUST WANNA HAVE FUN (Girls 6 -12 years) 9 am - 4 pm. $120 & GST. July 8 -12. Aug. 19 -23 BARBARLAN BOYS ( Boys 6-12 years) 1 pm - 4 pm. $60 & GST. July 29 - Aug. 2 nd. CRAFTS, GYMNASTICS, GAMES, KAREOKE,FUN All in an air conditioned gym. 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Call for a FREE consultation JOHNSTON & COOK The Financial Experts 905-428-1232 golf club repairs Custom made clubs. Please call 905.697-2378 �:onlgwlons EASTSIDE CONNEC- TlONS DATELINE - Free to call to place your ad. no charges for ladies, no phone bill charges. 905- 43D-7060. Sirmre, CoTtpatble We can help. Cal 434-8399 Please read your ciaSsftd ad an *9 day of publ' bon as sm cmMlot be lflesponsfi le f w more than one insertion in due eva d of an error. TUES. MAY 28 6 P.M. St. Mary's Hall, 7A East to 35 Hwy. north, tum on 10th Brie of Manvers Twp. Go one mile E. or From Lindsay. Hwy 35 south to 10th line. Old tools, dinky toys, old crocks. old lan- tems, fumitures, dishes. collectibles, marry more items. Auctioneer Bruce Kellett (705)328-2185 • .., M:tvri+n!+:`+a:.:.•w r^:�o�s,"R`sUll�su,...,ina,�,,..,. CARL IL • 683-7545 for up-to-date • auction listings. Clarington residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. 0 M AN L • • • & , & 4. ACTUAL SIZE OF , CONGRATULATIONS JOE CITIZEN! Love, from your family Every Sunday in June, This Week will be running Graduation Advertisements that will be specially priced! Call Classified at 576-9335 161VIOPMOMIs Epersorwals; rein, Personals AVERT/SE bad and ugly. Financing for Personal Prayer To The Holy Spirit any purpose, rates from 595% All applications ac- UARAUbm copied. Community Finan- THANKS TO ST. JUDE and the Sacred Tial Services 666.6805 Heart of Jesus for favours received. May • Business the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, ppm glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. CHIP TRUCK containing 2 Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St fryers & chip press. Non- 'lliobile, to be towed to loca- Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. tion of your choice. 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EXPIRES JULY 150 ' '0 G x CANNOT COMBINE CouPoN wr H ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 1 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. ' 1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 401) 1 (905) 427-6796 to its � � tri ri is � tits THREE BEARS AUTO BODY "ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY 46 & COLLISION SHOPS "Serving The Durham Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims UNIT 1t20B, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 ML for• TSI jO1 a 31.! jll� SPiiINa S TUNE-UP SPECIALS I New CAO, Ropy. NGK SP" pivaixi reams' Summer is near and Your interior is a mess. Our shampoo and exterior polish t will make vour car W look and feel like new. MT 111 510"M VMAIWM $3000 am MW eta �► wK..lnar a, �Inx Visit Thrif ty Mechanic Shop for a Bumper to Bumper Spring Inspection By Peter Hughes Now that spring is here, there's no time like the present to ensure safe and smooth driving all season. That's why a bumper to bumper inspection is a perfect way to make sure every part of your car is examined and properly prepared for the months of driving that lay ahead. At Thrifty Mechanic Shop in Ajax, take advantage of their 107 point inspection for only 547.95. If you wish to take advantage of this special offer. "Well check the whole car out thoroughly and tell you exactly what needs to be done to put it in top shape:' says Michel. "You decide what to fix and w hen" Located at 695 Finley Ave, owner Michel Saikah personally inspects every vital area including the brakes, steering, exhaust, cooling system, transmission, driveline, air conditioner, engine, fuel and electrical systems, tires, wipers and looks tier any fluid leaks. "We also include a lube, oil and filter as well as rotate the tires and top up any tluids;' says Michel. At Thrifty Mechanic Shop, honesty, perfection and customer satisfaction are their three main concerns because they want to cam your business and your trust. Michel has more than 28 years experience and combines that with an Owner Michel Saikali keeps his customer's maintenance records on a personal computer file and if they like he will call them up when it's time for regular service on their vehicle. honest and professionally approach to doing business. "I guarantee 10017, satisfaction and warranty all work for 90 days or 5(9)0 km." he explains. "And if you like. I will put you on our regular maintenance program and call you for your next appointment." As you can see in the ahove photo, he keeps your file on computer keeping track of every repair ever done on your car. Thrifty Mechanic Shop stands by its promise of customer satisfaction by only allowing qualified people to work on your car and never doing anything that's not required and approved by you. They test out your car every time it's fixed, to make sure it's okay. and call you a few days later to make sure you're happy with the repairs. "We also have no secrets here;' says Michel. -'You'll always know how much the repair will cost before we actually do" If you want to know anything about the work that was done or how it was priced. feel tree to ask and 'Michel will gladly explain. The shop rate is S50.00 per hour and all repair costs are based on the Chilton Time Guide manual which you're welcome to examine. Thnftv also promises that every repair or service they do on your car, or parts they sell meets ,our satisfaction. For more information call 683-1 1 12 Nou `t° my l"u MECHANIC SHOP rig --————— — — — — — — C�PMriNG6DeT� MUFFLERS, ; DIAMOND SHINE 11 I 1 Suspension ' and Steering, I 221 Wes" Road South, Unit A. Ajax (905) 619-2899 1 �1 Make Your Car Look Its Best So Yo„ Get *'r:- Bes! Pace For ID I BRAKES 8C EXHAUST 1 WE DON'T ONLY CLEAN OR DETAIL 1 Ia OFF Rxceps Lubeet I I YOUR VEHICLE -- WE PROTECT YOUR CAR IN OTHER AREAS AS WELL I oi, service p WE SPECIALIZE IN: 1 Receive $25 OFF your total 1 • Scotchguar,.:ra r High Speed • .�deri oating brake or exhaust invoice this 1 auffin $ 95 -Bather protection -� - 44 (with coupon) 1; _- _ I Call for an appointment I WAXING 6 686-3707 a •� _ ;, 1 1650 Kingston Rd. W. 1 Inquire About our I (nett t0 Knob Hill Farms) i — — — — — — — — — — — 1 — FREE PICK-UP 8 DELIVERY RY - -- --� 's its iiia r• its to to M ti 1 ' JL 1 E ILI 1 1 1 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE ' 1 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED 1'SPRING SAVINGS' so Off Mff OIL A FILTER CHANGE WITH THIS COUPON A1111 Allo 1W" 1 S1 000 OFF • ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION 1 1 CHANGE. EXPIRES JULY 150 ' '0 G x CANNOT COMBINE CouPoN wr H ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 1 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. ' 1 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 401) 1 (905) 427-6796 to its � � tri ri is � tits THREE BEARS AUTO BODY "ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY 46 & COLLISION SHOPS "Serving The Durham Region" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims UNIT 1t20B, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 ML for• TSI jO1 a 31.! jll� SPiiINa S TUNE-UP SPECIALS I New CAO, Ropy. NGK SP" pivaixi reams' Summer is near and Your interior is a mess. Our shampoo and exterior polish t will make vour car W look and feel like new. MT 111 510"M VMAIWM $3000 am MW eta �► wK..lnar a, �Inx Visit Thrif ty Mechanic Shop for a Bumper to Bumper Spring Inspection By Peter Hughes Now that spring is here, there's no time like the present to ensure safe and smooth driving all season. That's why a bumper to bumper inspection is a perfect way to make sure every part of your car is examined and properly prepared for the months of driving that lay ahead. At Thrifty Mechanic Shop in Ajax, take advantage of their 107 point inspection for only 547.95. If you wish to take advantage of this special offer. "Well check the whole car out thoroughly and tell you exactly what needs to be done to put it in top shape:' says Michel. "You decide what to fix and w hen" Located at 695 Finley Ave, owner Michel Saikah personally inspects every vital area including the brakes, steering, exhaust, cooling system, transmission, driveline, air conditioner, engine, fuel and electrical systems, tires, wipers and looks tier any fluid leaks. "We also include a lube, oil and filter as well as rotate the tires and top up any tluids;' says Michel. At Thrifty Mechanic Shop, honesty, perfection and customer satisfaction are their three main concerns because they want to cam your business and your trust. Michel has more than 28 years experience and combines that with an Owner Michel Saikali keeps his customer's maintenance records on a personal computer file and if they like he will call them up when it's time for regular service on their vehicle. honest and professionally approach to doing business. "I guarantee 10017, satisfaction and warranty all work for 90 days or 5(9)0 km." he explains. "And if you like. I will put you on our regular maintenance program and call you for your next appointment." As you can see in the ahove photo, he keeps your file on computer keeping track of every repair ever done on your car. Thrifty Mechanic Shop stands by its promise of customer satisfaction by only allowing qualified people to work on your car and never doing anything that's not required and approved by you. They test out your car every time it's fixed, to make sure it's okay. and call you a few days later to make sure you're happy with the repairs. "We also have no secrets here;' says Michel. -'You'll always know how much the repair will cost before we actually do" If you want to know anything about the work that was done or how it was priced. feel tree to ask and 'Michel will gladly explain. The shop rate is S50.00 per hour and all repair costs are based on the Chilton Time Guide manual which you're welcome to examine. Thnftv also promises that every repair or service they do on your car, or parts they sell meets ,our satisfaction. For more information call 683-1 1 12 Nou `t° my l"u MECHANIC SHOP rig "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" 695 Fh&y Ave. Alax, Ong Reasonable Prices "SPRING107 _ BumperI SPECIALS" Bumper I � Polnts wrr iu ,..,—t Inspection ) OIL4nI PLUS: Lube, oil II I and filter change,rotate tires LU6 I and also top -up fluids. 'FILTER 0k( This special offer good till I I I June 30tfV96 I LVann and Ight dory trucks ema. 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EQUIVALENT TRADE-IN ONLY TAXES & LICENCE EXTRA 'Based on 24 month Plan lease. Taxes and Licence extra. Option to purchase or walk away at lease end. 50,000 kms free. O.A.C. 00 per mo. 24 mo. INOMW 2660 KINGSTON RD. SCARBOROUGH 261 -331 1 THE PLAN - AsR about it 4