The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_03_29ews - Pickering THE TOWN OF ;'UDLIC LIBRARY _ CLii dveAisej'' : V01. 33 No. 13 S1 SATURDAY, NIARCH 29. 199' photo by Celia Bronkhorst Some bunny loves you Easter Bunny paid an earl,. visit to the students at St. Wilfrid Catholic School in Pickering this week and made fast friends with Daniel Nickleford (left) and Eugene Arbis. This was Eugene's first experience with the Easter Bunny: he just moved from the Philippines to Canada. Pressrun -14,000 6 P iges Glaisdale *MONTESSORI School FOIJ4 LINO .*W1111112,11 , 16nomin - 6 y". HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY 69;w& Emily Owrbd a t�erated For service You can Trust VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 239 station street 46 ( South of the 101 off Harwood Ave.) 686-2445 Pickering nuclear plant neighbors may get iodine pills New emergency plan provides for distribution of pills within three kilometre radius BY MARIANNE TAKACS 5-rAH: RM)R'II:R Residents and workers within three kilome- tres of the Pickering and Darlington nuclear stations may soon he given stable iodine fills. if thev want them, to take in case of a mayor nuclear acci- dent that would expose them to radioactive emis- sions. Provision for municipalities to distribute the pills to residents, business- es and institutions within the three - kilometre zone is IRENE KOCK included in the sec- A good second best and draft of the new - Nuclear Emergency Plan being prepared for the Province by Emergency Measures Ontario. The change in the plan is welcomed by Durham Nuclear Awareness, a local citizens' watchdog group which has long been calling for the predistribution of iodine pills in the Ajax -Pickering hospital workers keep walkout promise 'Future of health care as health care as we know it is over" as a result were doing seven years ago," reports Ms. of provincial government cutbacks. Reed, who's been with the hospital 15 years. we know it is over "The care is just not going to be what it "How can you do any more?" used to be," Peggy Reed, a registered prac- Hospital staff -- who vow the protest did - BY LINDA WHITE tical nurse at the hospital told the News n't affect patients -- are also concerned for STAII RUN)RIT.R Advertiser at the 10 a.m. protest by RPNs, their future. "People are unsure. We haven't Dozens of Ajax -Pickering General clerical and support staff. heard yet what's happening with our (hospi- Hospital workers who staged a I(1 -minute 1 think (cutbacks) will affect tal's) budget" and there's concern ambu- �protest Thursday morning fear "the future of Patients... We're doing twice the work we See CUPE/page 4 ;FREE ACLU L� i Give the gift of Mobility and receive a free CLUB vehicle anti -theft device BONUSOFFERI • FREE leather case ID O • EE car artaPt er �OMR/VN.CATI~ A _ Some terms and conditions appy See store for details. Offer valid with this ad only at time of purchase. entire 10 -kilometre emergency zone around the nuclear stations. "It's a good second best to actually distribut- ing it everywhere," says DNA spokesman Irene Kock. The pills would be distributed free to people who want them and would be paid for by Ontario Hydro. Previous plans provided only for the distribution of the pills after a nuclear accident. Ifti Ahmad of Emergency Measures Ontario, who has been responsible for guiding the development of the new plan, says the pills will likely be available by the end of this year. "it is a useful protection measure and if somebody wants to keep them we want to facil- itate that." says Mr. Ahmad. Ms. Kock is also pleased the responsibility for determining how people within the three - See NOTICE/page 3 INSIDE Kids are VIPs - :\ special Durham pro - grain helps young people make the right decisions -- page 7. Medal mettle - Local students show they have the right stuff at Science Olympiad -- page 9. Editorial Page ...............6 Sports ....................11 Classified ..................26 HOW TO REACH US General .............. 683-5110 Death Notices ..........683-3005 Auction Line ...........683-7545 Sincerely Yowl ..... 1-800-662-8423 Email ............... Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net -ern lOdxm c3rtle (near so=) h 721.1212 ; le -843 I" St, W„ Cdvvvlo 576-1212 725-1212 Bell Mobility' F770 WHY MOVE _t IMPR - 'WITH�jy ' 39� tA I ion -S I reis I x "Will jpm rvi WHY MOVE IMPROVE WITH AFIZ' Carroll 686 -2445 io P Notice of accident must be out within 15 minutes under new plan NOTICE/From page I kilometre zone will he alerted to an accident will he turned over to local municipalities. The plan requires everyone within that none to he notified within 15 minutes. Ontario Hydro is to provide the resources required to put the alerting system in place. "It might he better than the previous plan where they (EMO) were dictating it would be through the phone alerting system." Under the old plan, people within the zone were to be alerted through a computerized phone -calling system that perli>rmed poorly in a 1995 test of emergency preparedness in Durham. Ms. Kock is also pleased with a new appendix to the plan outlining measures that might have to he taken in the aftermath of a major nuclear accident if there was a failure of the containment system designed to prevent radioactive contaminants from escaping into the atmosphere. "It acknowledges these; types of plans might have to be made. They never used to acknowledge that things could progress beyond what was includ- ed in their (emergency) scenario." The appendix deals with issues such as assessing radioactive contamination of the environment, establishing restricted zones, relocating evacuees Meeting to discuss An organization called Action on Highway 407 is holding a meeting Wednesday, April 2 where par- ticipants can express their concerns about the impact of Hwy. 407 on the communities it will cross. The meeting will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Locust Hill United Church on Hwy. 7 about a mile west of unable to return to their homes, decontamination measures and financial compensation for people suffering injury or losses. "We wanted to set up an umbrella framework within which these actions would be carried out," says Mr. Ahmad, explaining more detailed plans for dealing with the aftermath of a major release of radioactivity will he prepared. Mr. Ahmad notes other important changes to the plan include new notification procedures under which Ontario Hydro will have to inform EMO and municipalities of any significant incident at a nuclear station within a predetermined time. Before, the requirement for notification was based on the projected impact of the incident, which had to be calculated and resulted in notification delays in the past. As well, the evacuation pattern has been changed to include all people living around a nuclear plant rather than just those situated in the direction the wind is blowing nuclear fallout. Mr. Ahmad explains it was decided this more cautious approach was better than relying on forecasts of wind direc- tion. The new draft plan will be tested in an emer- gency exercise at the Darlington nuclear station in 1998 before being finally adopted, probably by the end of next year. Hwy. 407 impact the Pickering town line. Sponsors of the meeting include Friends of the Rouge, Friends of the Farewell, 407 Highway Action Groups, the Green Door Alliance, Environmentalists Plan Transportation, Clarington Action Group and the Coalition on Sustainable Transportation. For infor- mation call 416-284-6409 or 905-436-2376. Fresh Cut Meats At r Meaty Pork 1 Back Ribs SAVE go lb. $;!X99 Smol�ed � Back Ribs $3 9 m9. i F, Breaded Pan -Fry Schnitm 803W b Pork ` Tenderloins While Sapones Last $C99 ., oma XW1lld. %0" Fresh pOr'k �d Salad �9$ 99$ 99 lb lb. lb Cold Cuts ,i�s ioa�p E�t Jaat lb. , Qra&A/AA/wA Akmelm 419 m. Veal Sir! aI $19i9i S 9 lb 17" U"MM" Meats N HWY. •: _ a J�� H ww, ❑� "The Meat P eOp le" o a o 11 ReYa� f� M>ars�f tib wa THE NFWS'A6VrRTIAt!Rt sA7tt'kbAV, MA]kCIFi 21, 1*7 = PAGES PARENTS: Give us 30 Days and we'll increase your child's concentration ga%self-confidence - guaranteed! FREE TRIAL Parents tell us time and time again, what a positive differcncc LESSON Martial Arts Canada has made in their child's life. Because Martial Arts Canada teaches more than just responsible sweet- proot"tng - it teaches your child the powers of concentratioc. along with developing higher levels of confidence. esteem and personal discipline. Give us 30 OUR GUARANTEEdays to show you how we can You'll see a positive change in concentration and self bring out the best in your child - confidence in your child in just one month, or your guaranteed! money back. MARTIAL ARTS CANADA c MaE nN FAMILIES GROWING STRONG TOGETHER Call Ajax (905)686-8866 Pickering (905)839-5000 Flyers right to your doorstep in the Pickering News Advertiser! vSEEARS Etpec t !11oi(.fi`onl Seth' Ic�l.dleo: Steel Enna l)iNrrs I l Tw _ IQ I t tst.dled Vim I Patio Doors Save 10t -c' On 111SIiIlled 30 -year Shill(deS Swi(Lrt. April ti. 144; Save 10"c Save j250 n Imttlictl :.rrrc, (.c•nttal An (:� noinlr �nim,� --1�-r. stir un i,- gad Save I Vi on 1 All nturc• Installed Vint Replacement Windot«s on installed 30 -year shin les � 0 Plus, use your Sears Card and Don't pay 'til Oct. 1997 on installed central air conditioning On approved credit, with your Sears Card. $35 deferral fee ,std all applicable taxes and charges are payable at time of purchase. Offer ends Sunday, April 27. 1447. Ask for details. CALL NOW, TOLL FREE. FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOtifE ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE. 1-800-625-0025 Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Talk to someone N-ou know" Copvnght 144.+7f. Sc.tr%Cmed.t ln,. 1412; _S IxW 11 Save I Vi on 1 All nturc• Installed Vint Replacement Windot«s on installed 30 -year shin les � 0 Plus, use your Sears Card and Don't pay 'til Oct. 1997 on installed central air conditioning On approved credit, with your Sears Card. $35 deferral fee ,std all applicable taxes and charges are payable at time of purchase. Offer ends Sunday, April 27. 1447. Ask for details. CALL NOW, TOLL FREE. FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOtifE ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE. 1-800-625-0025 Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Talk to someone N-ou know" Copvnght 144.+7f. Sc.tr%Cmed.t ln,. 1412; _S I • PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 CUPE warned hospital in advance CLIMFrom page 1 lance, laboratory and cafe- teria seryicc may he priva- tized. "Our whole future is uncertain." Hospital spokesman Kim Mac%Iurray says CUPE informed adminis- tration of their plans to join the provincial protest with assurances that there would he no disruption of hospital scn ices and that essential .:cn ices would not participate. "Communication between CUPE and admin- istration has been excel- lent. The% let us know well in ad%ancc (of the protest)." reports Ms. Mac%1urray. alike Dick. a paramedic at the hospital and ovice- president cif the Canadian Union of Public F.mplovees Local 906, says cuthacks are hurting the sick. He points to ambu- lances which hays some- times had difficult) find- ing a hospital ahie to accept another patient dur- ing peak times That's par- ticularl% appalling when hospitals like Ajax- Pickcring recentl,. expand- ed but can't make use of new facilities, he main- tains. Mr Dick - wearing a T- shirt sa,.in" "Our Health Care S� stent is Not for Salc" -- fears -the future of health carr as we know it is over" and worries Premier !like.• Harris will restructure Ontario's health care system on the American model. "We know that doesn't work- You look at someone like iactor) Christopher Rede (who was paralyzed in a hone riding, accident). He's broke. 11' that health care system can break a millionaire, what's it going to do to us'' It will hurt the poor and middle class." Thelma Webb, who works in the hospital's sup- ply processing distribution department and is presi- dent of CUPE Local 906, says Ajax -Pickering hospi- tal "is not exempt" from cutbacks. "This is a community hospital and the commum- ty needs it." Already, some Ajax and Pickering residents hays been hit by recent closures of hospitals in Toronto. "The waiting lists (for spe- cialized services) are unhclicyable." notes Ms. Wehb. "Closures in Toronto are going to affect people here. It will he harder for us to get patients into Toronto.- A number of patients in the hospital weren't aware of the protest going on out- side. ..I don't know what the protest is about except general cuts." said Ajax resident Arthur Graham, who was taking his son to a fracture clinic. A know they're concerned for their jobs." But he doesn't think the hospital will he hurt h, pending funding cutbacks A think the hospital is secure. "It's wonderful and the care is exceptional," says Mr Graham, who has worked with Metropolitan Toronto Ambulance for 16 years. Thursday's protest at the Ajax -Pickering hospi- tal was one of a number held throughout the province. Walkouts were also staged at community hos- pitals in Oshawa. Toronto, Ottawa - Carleton, Kingston, Hamilton and Thursday for the next two Burlington. weeks and expects more CUPE plans to stage hospitals to conte on 10 -minute protests each board. PICKERING NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION Community Open House Saturday, May 3, 1997 9AM TO 3PM Open to all agcy. Unique opportunity to See inside one of the world's largest nuclear power plants! Fun! Free! Educational! Wed love to Show you around! Tt Ar L:=_JE7TF L1----:t1__JL 11 -JP Registration rewired - book by Ag?ril 25 Call 905.839.1151 ext. 4111 or rax 905.837.7305 for a registration form or pick one uF at ,nc Pickering Nuclear Information Centre located at 1675 Montgomery Park Road ""cx' ti; Montgc;^+ rj F;An,, ngnt and follow tigrn i. Pnd.oFcnhous�tanyaro-on.:.a Hwy 4111 t xi,t .a Re« k Road (late..t aege 3") MOT Street 1"'dr '" Brock Riad Reach Rd. "—tao—try rark Rd. • I' dcering Nudear Infornntiat Centre IQ. Ontario Hydro I �— !n -plant tours - 5ee the control room, used fuel bay, turbine hall and more 10• • ?ry out Safety equipment 112 • '-'igh-tech dieplay5 and exhibits about ewe led see the plant/safety/environment ear loaf! • ` r -e your neighbours at work Kee Ta11•t Stah.a 113439er • ' un activities for kids and adults Wed love to Show you around! Tt Ar L:=_JE7TF L1----:t1__JL 11 -JP Registration rewired - book by Ag?ril 25 Call 905.839.1151 ext. 4111 or rax 905.837.7305 for a registration form or pick one uF at ,nc Pickering Nuclear Information Centre located at 1675 Montgomery Park Road ""cx' ti; Montgc;^+ rj F;An,, ngnt and follow tigrn i. Pnd.oFcnhous�tanyaro-on.:.a Hwy 4111 t xi,t .a Re« k Road (late..t aege 3") MOT Street 1"'dr '" Brock Riad Reach Rd. "—tao—try rark Rd. • I' dcering Nudear Infornntiat Centre IQ. Ontario Hydro I �— MARLENE IS BACK! 1 at CHEZ MARLENE Unisex Hair Salon 112 price Spring Specials-__,", PERMS No Ammonia Schwarzkopf Acrylic Soft spiral COLOURS NAILS only PERMS only Full Set $35 $60 $30 $25 Il ood Ave. AJAX PLAZA "S� to 02, Ajax S. 683-0499 8 HERE COMES THE SUN... I he RoYal Viking Sun. S til Iatrol)e on the .chid) rcited -I in the u'c)rlcl .. incrucilhit 1mv (arcs from only $3380 I \i) per Fungx• The romance. the Ixautc. the sa%ings. \\hcn %,1u Ix>,rk a Euro>lx•in cniisc ()n ilio Racal Viking sun h\ April 15. sr>u can firing :dons; a c1nnpAnt(n tree ()n the June nth, loth and 2,<th 1:111in};s Or .I c(mtpaml n can sail for 'Q" n off on select departure•. April through August. lu.t nnaginc 11 to 15) .Inuring daN% tc> such dcstinatilms as. ilio• \Icditcrr.incan. \Xcstern Europe. the lialitt . 1Ir the \11rth Calx•. For more• information cail. Carlson WHITBY Carlson Wagonlit Travel Wagonlit (905)x.8266 OSHAWA Travel ~ Carlson Wagonlit Travel (905)571-2231 PICKERING AJAX Carlson Wagonlit/Collins Travel Carlson Waeonhl Travel (905)1131-1521 (9051tS$3-8411 ••«. ••� •Iv,,n)Z llr�tulllw.hun-, ��. _n �.�. .� . n.- t 1: ....... I— in' r.r .:w 1,.k -,I Iv . .. 1.J .uknl;. X,kn,w 1-1, ", 1.r ..I. 1-1.k ane .r.,. i. CtJNARD Free Shuttle — Seniors V.I.P. Service _ _ Discounts Fs Available _.1111111. 6 months • no payments • no down payment e no interest O.A.C. Hours: Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. Sat 7:30-5p.m., Wed, 7:30 a.m.-8 p.m - I Rotation 81 Inspection I $19298a, rs it Ii9M trtldcs -I I - M Uuids topped and bon clleeW for FREE I I - Includes s litres fl °� 1 pimenum _ ner emery date: Mar 31/97 _ • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 - PAGE 5 Oshawa breakaway plan slammed at Durham Council meeting BY JACQUIE MCINNES SITCIAL T0THI: NEWS ADVFR11SLR Oshawa's desire to dismantle the Region and form its own amalgamated City doesn't sit well with other Durham politicians who'd like to talk with offi- cials of the renegade city. Whitby Regional Councillor Joe Drumm said it was unfortunate Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond had to leave Wednesday's council meeting early and could not be present for his remarks. He expressed disappointment with the Oshawa mayor and her role in the drafting of a letter to Milt Farrow, the special advisor on the Greater Toronto Services Board, suggesting Durham Region he dismantled. Coun. Drumm reminded council of the time Oshawa was threatened by the possible pull-out of General Motors and how the Region rallied around the city. " ]f Oshawa wants to help and work with Whitby by all means we'll do whatever'-, necessary to get along BLUE OCEAN RESTAURAN Fish & Chips EsuNiskd for 8 Team ane ted pal�b�t b btable od. eahze,nhgl,n �00'ove e Wo ,rade tees. us E'Vi7tl' DAY SPECIALti! PtONE 0SUDOE ACCEPTED NORTH PLAZA Brock Rd N. of Hwy. 2 4 lAr=M! CE.. WALK IN HOURS Daily Sam - 9pm Sat. 10am - 4pm MERGENCIES SEEN /N 2 HRS 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 • Nitrous Oxide Gas • Denture Services, Partials • Collect From Insurances Quem .sad 9444" 7earw ewe together. But, let's do it together," he conclud- ed. Earlier in the day, Mayor Diamond said she couldn't understand alp the fuss. She pointed out that she, and Oshawa council, have held the same position since September of 1995. "I don't know why people are surprised. We recogm/.c the strength of Oshawa in the IW■• Fashions Furniture Mouses Unens & Towels a more Region and the reliance of other municipali- ties. This is one of the reasons we suggested these urban nodes because it gives the com- munities «realer strenuth." Small Bectrics Personal Care & Major Appliances Vacuums Nome Hedponics •Li ar MM ObW Oft sale Mall fad wry W%. mW Sara m a Is Sisip w led coft't faaleM: comalics. fraprarrcis, Bath and Body. clearance books, concessions and services. Easy Spirit shoes, Eaton Gift Colifirales. all Jockey and CA* Klein apparel, L¢ Claiborne and Guess fashion accessories, men's and women's daigna collections, dis ' cohrht Mont 1111M aocessorles, Prospector footwear, ftmaic GAOO TVs, computers, pre-recorded videos. CDs & tapes. Royal Velvet towels, ' Eaton Moms towels, Surhpfass Hut, watch shays, sale priced rnerdgndise in foe jewellery and Guw watches. Tfhese offers carnal be combined thpellm a om with any a tax sawgs offer with home Payment Options. +Eaton's will deduct an amount equivalerd to the GST from the total price of your purclhase. Be sure to bring some 10 with you (since you probably don't look 65). And if you're not sure about anyftV, fust ask a Sales Associate. I I t .1. 77 I PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 ditorials Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser saetters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Don't fix it if it ain't broke Has regional government's time come and gone`' Certainly Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond thinks so. Or is regional govemment the best answer for future development in Durham Region — an all for one, one for all notion'? Durham Region Chairman Jim Witty thinks so. Does Oshawa get more than it pays for as a member of the region or less'? These am the key questions in the debate now rag- ing over O%hawa's future: within or without Durham Region. Closely connected to the question of dismantling Durham Rcgion is Oshawa's position that it amalgamate with Courtice and Whitby. When Durham Region was created by the Bill Davis Tories back in 1974. Oshawa paid approximately 42 per cent of the Region's bills. That number is now 31 per cent. According to figures released by the Region, Oshawa gets 50 per cent of the policing services in Durham and a 55 per cent slice of the Region's welfare budget. Based on this accounting. Oshawa in 1997 at least, is getting a good deal from Durham Rection. The argument can also be made that Durham Region serves the entire arca directly cast of Toronto and offer's a sate haven' fife those Toronto or provirx ial politicians who would suck the Region into a monolithic Greater Toronto cit% -state. Sure, services within the GTA should be harmo- niied where the benefit to all its members is cr%stal-clear. Regional projects and regional spending have helped to de%clop towns across the vast expanse of Durham over the past 23 %can and with dc%clopment comes opportunity. Businessmen aren't limited by city or town boundaries after all. Thc%'rc interested in high-quality infrastructure and ser- vices w here%er an influx of population warrants them. A businessman who lives in Oshawa might be keenly interest- ed in Clarineton development and business opportunity there. And that businessman (or employee or teacher, etc.) would have little trouble with paying a small portion of his tax hill to support regional infrastructure projects in Clarington, even though he lives in Oshawa. The rhetoric in the debate is starting to reach the silly stage. Clarington Councillor Larry Hannah referred to Oshawa as the 'Quebec: of Canada' (we think he meant the 'Quebex: of Durham') at a council meeting last week and Whitby Councillor Joe Drumm is beating out a mantra over Mayor Diamond not being 'a team player.' We suggest Durham Region and its councillors continue to work hard at keeping taxes down and services up. Durham Region seems to be functioning better than ever and can be a strong voice among many at Queen's Park. Amalgamation only makes sense if the numbers show significant cost savings for all concemed. For this we say, 'Show me the money (saved)' �To respond to this editorial call Infosource at E° nfosource 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax -Pickering mews Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday T�1• - rr� oNwmres mD KEWOFMM. -w iTs NEVER "F. W& FAfLt- 7 v Letters to the editor Appointing women candidates insult to females To the editor: lt's obvious that Judi Longfield has been interested in politics for a long while: she's already learned to underes- timate our intelligence. Given the poten- tial for controversy, why would the prime minister appoint her as the Liberal candidate in Whitby -Ajax Riding if her nomination were truly "inevitable" anywav? Why is the riding association so "frustrated"'? Come on, Ms. Longfield, we're not stupid. I have two wonderful teenage daugh- ters. More than anything in the world I want them to have a fair opportunity, but this appointment is an insult to women everywhere and a step backward in the fight for equality. Ajax MP has poor example to follow in PM To the editor: Why are so many people giving Dan McTeague a hard time? His evolution as a politician has been predictable. When Jean Chr&wn waved his Red Book of JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager FRED EISMONT, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager fairy talcs and said the GST is "gone, scrapped:' etc., did anyone really believe him? The Literals also promised to renego- tiate the Free Trade Agreement,;. not raise taxes, change MPs' "gold-plated" pen- sions, scrap the helicopter contract (cont $5(X) million and many jobs), cancel Pearson airport contract (cost $600 mil- lion? and many jobs), and on and on. Now they double CPP premiums. Whv isn't the QPP also in trouble? What can you expect from a prime minister who talks to fantasy friends, throttles hecklers and blames his inability to keep his GST promise on an act of God. Poor naive Dan McTeague doesn't have much of an example to follow. He's not a maverick. He's a grandstander. This party is so had they even have to apologi7.c to Brian Mulroney and then pay him off with our own money. Fools! You get the politicians you elect. David R. Buttner, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neat- ly hand-written. ISO words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer' and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 Admin/Clamilied Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net BLAKE PURDY News Editor True romance I think 1 taught a thing or two to a few people in attendance at last weekend's Writers' Circle of Durham Region work- shop on romance writing in Ajax when I took them aside afterwards. "You don't have to look further than the News Advertiser for inspiration for your novels of love and lust," I told them. "There's ROMANCE in every TRUE story we publish. Let me show you how to tum the news into a novel" ❑DO TRUE: Two Ajax teenagers are charged with car theft after a high-speed police chase Friday. ROMANCE: Luke and Lori loved to ride down the highway in a convertible, with the top down, the wind blowing through their hair. But, this weekend, they had a problem: they had no car... ❑JZI TRUE: An accident at the Pickering nuclear plant Tuesday forced the shut- down of four of eight reactors, leaving much of Durham Region in the dark. ROMANCE: Starr and Lance covet- ed these rare moments alone, when the children weresafely tucked in bed and all the lights were out... D D LJ TRUE: Staff at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital walked off the job Thursday to protest the Province's cut- backs in the health-care system. ROMANCE: Florence was the most compassionate nurse you could hope to meet, a nurse you'd want at your bedside if you were ailing. All the patients loved her and she loved them right back. She ignored her colleagues' plea to walk off the job. She cared too much about the patients she cared for, especially the one in Room 109. "Nurse Nightingale, I'm Mike;' he'd introduced himself. "Mike Harrison"... 000 TRUE: Pickering Councillors will meet their Ajax counterparts next week to discuss a merger of the two towns in the hope of saving taxpayers money. ROMANCE: He was the leader of the pack in Pickering, a true gentleman who believed in treating a lady like a lady. So, he made up his mind, when he proposed to the next-door neighbor, he would do it properly...on bended knee, after asking her father for permission... Blake Purdy is a regular eontridwor to our Sunday column rotation. To respond to this column call Infosowre at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing - Publishing and Distributing Swap of newspapers. 71110 News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax A Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc - Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advenisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager hltp://www.durhatnnews.netrim_ �7 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager D A cwcww� &W M, Take one full-time Durham Regional police officer, Clues 2,000 Durham Region .students and an unlimited spirit and you have the ingredients for a fluences sensationally successful program encouraging young people in Durham to make eers BY CHRIS BOv1E DURHAM S-1AFF It's the ultimate in crime prevention. The Durham Region's Values, Influences and Peers (VIP) program has been in Durham schools since 1994, helping to steer children in the right direction before they're forced to make some difficult choices in their lives. A provincial initiative, the VIP pro- gram is not being conducted in every Ontario municipality, but right here in Durham, VIP continues to grow each year. This year, 2,004 students will grad- uate from it. Constable Peter Bramma is the only full-time Durham Regional Police officer with the VIP program, although there are eight other officers who work with the project on 2 part-time basis. "VIP is a -)out making good choices in life and the 'aw," he says. The VIP program helps kids enhance their self-esteem, develop respect for the right choices... themselves and others, recognize and deal with peer pressure and make the right decisions. "We chose Grade 6 because that's the transition age," says Const. Bramma. "Before Grade 6 children are still under their parents control." Heading into Grade 7 can be like ven- turing into a brand new world. The choic- es and the friendships youngsters make could prove very rewarding and benefi- cial or, just as easily, could lead them on a path to crime, drugs and despair. Const. Bramma tackles some tough issues — suicide. drug addiction, vandal- ism and theft. but mixes in his own brand of comic relief to keep the kids in tune with the messages. Sitting through one of his classes it's obvious he won't be appearing at a Yuk Yuk's anytime soon, but when it conics to working_ with the kid. Const. Bramma'.: act is touLh to fol- low. Durine a rc cnt visit at Nlrnsi_nor Constable Peter Bramma hams it up with student Sabrina Scriver during a recent VIP lesson on drugs. The Values, Influences and Peers program has been operat- ing in Durham since 1984. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29. 1997 - PAGE 7 Durham Regional Police Constable Peter Bramma teaches the till' program on a full-time basis. He says the program for youth in the region is "about making good choices in life and the law." Philip Coffey School Const. Bramma spent the afternoon talking about drugs, the students' fourth lesson of the VIP pro- gram. He not only discusses crack cocaine, heroin, hash and marijuana he talks about all drugs, including aspirin and insulin. "All drugs have a bad and good side." he says and when he asks kids if a partic- ular drug is good or had the answer is, "it depends... "The most dangerous drug is the one -.ou are willing to take." he tells ` students. 'The m "Boredom is the biggest enemy. Get high on life, danger not on drugs." drug 1S Const. Bramma dis- cusses real life stories. you are many of which are very to take close to home. During his drug awareness lesson he mentioned the six Ajax- ^ Pickering teens presumed to have drowned afterin ; .$ they took a boat and went out on Lake Ontario in March of 1995. to S He also told students about an Oshawa house explosion which killed two men who were manu- facturing hash oil in the basement. During these examples wide-eyed stu- dents whispered to their friends as they fired an arm straight into the air so they can tell Const. Bramma they know some- one who knows a person in his story. Some tales have an impact and Const. Bramma knows that if a student can relate to an issue it's more likely the mes- sage will sink in. When the program first began there were three schools which participated in VIP. Tuda-, there are 10. in all school boards in Durham taking part. Paul Kapular. who teaches the Grade 6 students at :Monsignor Philip Coffey School says the kids really enjoy the pro- gram. "They just love Peter." he says. "The-. never want to miss classes when he's here." !qtr. Kapular teaches the children six lessons which go hand-in-hand with the VIP course taught by officers. Issues dealt w ith include: service DSt to the community, inter- personal skills and Ous health-, friendships. the one Parents are welcome to attend the sessions and willing some do. Worksheets are s sent home with students and parents are encour- aged to work with their peter' kids. VIP is real partnership rimmina, between police, schools, parents and the pupils. SJP4"C%i "Kids bring it home and tlg"IitS parents see their kids are excited about it," Const. Bramma says. w. It's hard to measure the success of a plan of action aimed at diminishing criminal activity, but the feedback has been very positive. Durham Regional Police Chief Trevor McCagherty says the VIP program is an important element, like the Kids Safety Village, that should be a cycle of safety for all children. "We've received tremendous positive response in letters from teachers, parents and in some cases participants. "If you build good citizens, you build good communities," he says. 4 PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 Home Gardening The News Advertiser v — The right tools can add a lot of color to your patch of ground Bl' WRONI('A S1.IVA (;ARDI NINO (Y)I.1-A1NIS F If you are a soon to be a gardener with it new patch of ground to call your own, this column is for you. No doubt your mind's eye is focusing on the end result of" your garden- ing efforts. You are thinking about design, location, plant materials and color combina- tions. What you are probably not thinking about are the tools you need to get the job done. Choosing and maintain- ing garden tools isn't what immediately pups to mind when we think about our gar- dens. but certainly these tools are essential and one of the first things we have to reach for. Teals always come in two catev,orie%. the cheap and not SO cheap. 1 will preface everti- thing I am about to say atxrut tools with this: buy the best you can afford because in the: end. the expensive ones are cheaper. Cheap is not an elegant word, but I use it because it denotes a certain shoddiness that is typical of tots that are a lot "less expensive.- What you are after is quality... quali- ty that will last for years. "Cheap" tools crack and hend, the handles come loose and fall off. They are generally too light, aren't comfortable and don't offer the shape and size to al low you to get on with the job. The heavier gauge and bea- ter construction of the pricier versions generally mean that the tools are going to last longer and they will become your friends instead of the enemy. The old cliche 'you get what you pay fir' holds true in this instance. Having said that, you don't need that many different types. Certainly you will find all kinds of specialized tools for %cry specific chores. At first, avoid the temptation to collect more than a few basics. You can pct away with a spade, a hoc, `a cultivator and a hand pruner, but the following is a list of tools I consider to be the bwsics. GARDEN SPADE: This is a square sho%cl that is excellent for turning over the soil in the spring and for dig - Get your garden off drugs Amune interested in learning to control weeds and bugs on their lawns and gardens without affecting drinkin , water or the earth is rm ited to the Thursday, April 3 meeting of the Durham Emironmental Network (DEN i. DIN is hosting a 'Clean and Green' seminar to share practical and natural lawn and garden techniques from professional organic gardeners. The free meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in lecture hall C-113 at Durham College on Simcoe Street North in Oshawa. (Enter through the main doors on the south side of the main building and follow the signs.) There will be a raffle for prizes such as an organic spring fertilization treatment, and refreshments will be served. You're encouraged to 'lug -a - mug'. DEN is a non-profit, non-partisan volunteer organization facilitating discussion, education and co-opera- tion on environmental issues among individuals and groups in Durham Region. For more information call Gail at 509-3156 or Sue at 905-623-8814. ADVEMM COME.CTM In our Spring Fashion/Home insert. included in this newspaper this week Please note the following Page 50 - Featured Retreat sports shirt does not have a button down collar Page 53 -Tommy Hilfiger navy chino pants are price incorrectly Copy should read 37900 Inadvertently the errors listed appeared in our advertising We sincerely regret any inconvenience or contusion to our customers EATON'S ging holes for roses, trees and shrubs. ROUND - EDGED SHOVEL: If your budget is limited this would be my choice over the square -headed shovel, although other gar- deners would not agree with me. It has a "pointy" end and I find it pierces the ground easier than with a spade. You have a choice of a long -han- dled version or the short -han- dled one with a T -bar to curl you fingers around. Men seem to prefer the long handle. I'm partial to the shorter one. I have a shovel that is about 1/2 the normal size called a "border' or "perennial' shovel. It's my favorite tool for digging and moving perennials. As well, it saves my back from lifting too heavy a load. PITCH FORK: Usually this tool has four flat prongs that are slightly curved. If you have a compost heap or heavy clay soil, this is the tool choice for turning over com- post, heavy lumps and Lom- pacted soil. Truthfully. I seldom gravi- tate towards the pitch fork, but I know many gardeners who prefer to use it over the spade or shovel to turn over their vegetable patches. Experience will dictate your own prefer- ence. CULTIVATOR: This is an extremely useful tool. You can purchase it in the small hand-held version with three prongs or the long -handled version with up to five prongs. You'll use this all the time to dig down and aerate and loosen the soil around your plants, as well as discouraging weed growth. HOE: You are ready to do battle with hard soil and hoe the weeds. This is the one that will attack and cut off weeds at ground level. A must for vegetable gardens of any size. RAKE: For yard and lawn clean-up a rake will do the job. There are many types available. Usually raking takes more time than you want it to, so rrake sure it feels comfort- able. In recent years there has been a barrage of styles and sizes, suited to many different purpous. A poor quality rake reveals itself almost immedi- Income Tax Preparation 0 Qualified, Experienced Accountant ES Dependable and Friendly Q Small Business Welcome EFILE Fast Tax Refunds Please � recycle me! Financial Plannine 0 RRSP's and RRIF's 12 Educational Plans 12 Mutual Funds Q Try us out! Ray Mistry, CNIA, MoneyCare Consultants Inc. Affiliated with IPC Investment Corporation .�1 IOff All Returns Call us at poo) 683-1948 152 Harwood Avenue South, Unit 2, Ajax Ontario ately. This is one tool you should not be tempted to skimp on. EDGER: This tool fea- tures a flat piece of metal that's sharp and curved and is intended to tidy up sod that is encroaching into a garden bed or other unwanted areas, You could use a spade for this job, but an edger is easier and more controllable. ti .... Now even night owls can • Caradialt prepare for a new career with ' Tire CDI training at our Scarborough C IM Rispoie campus. ;f Our full-time night program .Food lissics offers the same unique program f I" packages and individualized f1oeb learning you'll find in our day . Illarbal ft or evening classes. f M 111180 ■ Programmer Analyst `y:_ ■ Network Specialist ' ■ LAN Administrator .Pim ■ Computer Maintenance • S1111110114 -C -a dre Technician ��CDI COLLEGE rReach ,i.'.:. OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY Call today Scarborough technology 416-291-6662 training starts soon 325 Milner Ave., Suite 1200 (Markham Rd. & 401) SASE CIAL CBA,GNmS IN 0'S News Adve6w Saturday, March 29, 1997 ' A&P AW • Caradialt ' Tire AOxVidc C IM Rispoie Pick Typing .Food lissics Ajax f I" Ajax f1oeb A*dPick.� . Illarbal ft f M 111180 A*Widt. . '414M AN • Pe" Lane Pick .Pim • S1111110114 -C -a dre ApWA& ' Sttttrs Nh* IbWAjax *SM APxN%L ' SW 11fn Chinese . Pk, AoWidL %with"o d*idltwea deli�aek alltkfrxt�( id ALVA IOi1lR�� F6tvOfE11b01� 0�1�11tt� afflo~ s Aolvecu5er ie DSIII, Ajax students win gold and silver at Ontario Science Olympiad BY CHRISTY CHASE SIIAFF REPORTI'R AJAX -- A dozen stu- dents from Southwood Park Public School won gold and silver medals at a recent provincial science competi- tion. The Grade 7 team, coached by intermediate science teacher Lorraine Schroetter, placed second overall in the Grade 6 to 9 division in the Ontario Science Olympiad on the weekend of March 22 and 23 at York University. And two students, Shannon Hunter and Justine Ottaway, came away From the Dupont Canada -spon- sored event with gold medals in the tower build- ing competition. "We were all thrilled," says Ms. Schroetter, also an academic resource teacher at the school. "We hadn't had very much time to get everything together and the kids did a lot of work on the March break. "I am really, really proud of them coming in second overall because there were 48 teams that participated in the Olympiad. To me, sec- ond place was quite an out- standing achievement." The two gold medal win- ners built a balsa wood tower that held up to 44 pounds of weight and was the lightest in the competi- tion. Shannon and Justine "spent four days on March break building it," Ms. Schroetter says. "They researched structural design and had to build the tower themselves. I was very impressed." The team, made up of' six girls and six boys, compet- ed in 14 of the 15 events. While they won only one, they did very well in the others and racked up enough points to win sec- ond place overall. And if the first -place team from a Toronto school isn't able to attend the International Science Olympiad in North Carolina in May. the Southwood Park team would he asked to go, Ms. Schr(wtter says. Meanwhile, the team -- made up of Shannon. Justine, Cecilia Sampat, Teresa McLean, Carolle Wilson, Gillian Brady, Jamie McDonald, Jahmal Collins -Greaves, Geoff Gelhard. Jeff Poole, Andrew Nelson and Hardeep Gill -- is enjoying the win and the silver medals. Ms. Schroetter says the school's Grade 7 and K sci- ence program is a hands-on. problem -solving course with a strong technology component. In fact, students have been studying comput- ers and what makes them work, even ripping apart old ones to get a look inside. Intermediate students will now start a design pro- ject, putting together what they've learned in class to design and build something. "I think a lot of this helps kids. When they go into the Olympiads, they've already got the thinking skills." In last year's Olympiad, the school's team came away with gold medals in two events. photo by A.J. Groen Festival festivities Natalie Nankil, left, and Avagail Bayang of the Durham Filipino Dance Troupe perform the tinkling dance during the Ajax Multicultural Festival at the McLean Community Centre on March 22. Hundreds attended the festival, which was a showcase for vari- ous ethnic and religious groups in Ajax. Ajax meeting Thursday for residents concerned about cuts to disabled Durham Family Network co -hosts forum for those affected by reforms A number of big names will be on hand in Ajax Thursday, as families and concerned citizens voice worries over cuts to government services and support for people with developmen- tal disabilities. Hosted by the Durham Family Network and Family Visions Support Network, the April 3 public meeting will feature Janet Ecker, Minister of Community and Social Services and Durham West MPP; Frances Lankin, New Democratic Party MPP; and Liberal MPP Elinor Caplan, her party's critic for Community and Social Services. Among topics to be discussed are under -funding in Durham Region, Wet Basement? • No Digging • Done From Inside • LOW COST • Warranty • For Poured Concrete 0 n Foundations and Walls • Non Toxic • Free Estimates 1905) 4$2•$$74 = f (Toll Free) 1.888.879 -LEAK special in-home services and indi- vidualized funding. The meeting runs from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church hall, 21 Bayly St. E. at the corner of Harwood Avenue. For more information call the Durham Family Network at 725- 6892 or Family Visions Support Network at 728-3071. SEAAM CORRECTION NOTICE MEDIA 0411 on Sale Monday, March 31 - Sunday, April 13/97. PAGE 17 reads. Save 25% Natural Issue knit and woven shirts for men. Due to delivery prcblems the shirts selling at 44.99 reg. price sale 33.74 many riot be available for the promotion. Sears regrets any inconvenience that this may have caused THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 - PAGE 9 ,dickering firm chosen to build hgh..school • .e..a.,: its 5csi x�iyN. f , i` urg nuoho' A Pickering firm has won the contract to build a new high school in Cobourg. Tasis Contractors Inco pmwd's $10.5 -million bid was the lowest of nine bids on the project. The new St. Mary's school is to open September, 1998. The Peterborough Victoria Northumberland Clarington School Board approved the bid Wednesday night. The high- est bid for the project was $11.6 milliont The school board also approved the low tender of $10.5 million for construction of the new St. Stephen's High School in CWington. That bid was won by Brad Scot Ltd., a Markham firm. St. Stephen's is also to open September, 1998. Correction GO operates Monday on regular schedule A story in Thursday's In fact, GO trains and News Advertiser on what's buses will be following the open and what's closed this regular weekday schedule. Easter weekend incorrectly The News Advertiser reported that GO Transit is regrets the error and any operating on a holiday inconvenience it might have schedule Monday. caused. 40LIxeisure W'ear.. 4 Business Wear.. Mother Of The Bride West on 401 from Whites Rd. - Exit to Kingston Rd Right at first exit (Lawson Rd.) Turn lett at hght Here we are, 366 OLD KINGSTON RD. - HIGHLAND CREEK VILLAGE "BAYWASH" Where Your Car is the Star 12 Do -It -Yourself Car Wash Located directly behind Ajax Harwood Plaza, beside the Brewers' Retail Open 24 Hours 100°Io Fresh Water 75 Commercial Ave. 'Based on a 3'/z minute wash • ,mn Wr mole •MID WEwetE 4 rws�ma wasorf4 1ILArwGNT1E AP SPECIALTY PROOLICT APPLICATORS FOR CONCRETE (Over 20 yars mWerisnce and mor. uhn SAM, m III r6pair9M k4ection spvehlbb ) for fonrmisfim cracb (no digging in most cases) LEAKING Cement Bloat Foundations Waterproofing/sump pumps/drainage systems contxete repair and restoration FIX POTENTIAL LEAKS BEFORE RENOVATIONS our expert trouble shooting offers you the optimum repair at the best prices with a 10 yew full guarantee FREE ESTIMATES 905-686-6880 1. t. PACE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 High school students learn job skills on the farm Youth Internship Program launches April AJAX -- Exeter High School students will he picking up job skills and education in a spe- cial program at NVindReach Farm in Ashburn starting in April. Students will receive practical training and classroom instruction in animal husbandry, building maintenance, horticulture. sales and promotion, short order cooking and catering and will he placed in summer jobs that relate to the training and career interests. The Youth Internship Program will he launched April I in a ceremony at the Farm. The program is a partnership with the school, Cherrywood Services, Human Resources Development Canada and 'A1ndReach. Human Resources is funding the project. HOME SHOW KITCHEN & BATH SHOWCASE AT THE NEW NATIONAL TRADE CENTRE, AND AUTOMOTIVE BUILDING APRIL 4 - 13 1997, EXHIBITION PLACE DISCOVER WHAT'S NEW IN... •Kitdkn & Bath *Landscaping •Buid'itg Products •Home Entertainment ✓ FEATURING OVER 800 HOME AND GARDEN EXHIBITS. ✓ HUNDREDS OF NEW EXHIBITORS ✓ THOUSANDS OF NEW PRODUCTS of the Foss _Shop, Compare, Save!rfe t arw mss. 56hWhMN6 %@M ftek$Ms, • LifeNoma 1* hloetwork , �iy, Cw}Mi% R opm as. Bu dig • 1we" BC= eh knder y COMINOWN&i irk �a„ me.� Dr"• 48M. AO 0. E Y M18 I T IOr3 INC maw ,y . b1p Ea1O�an iI01p �r11 (� kthe � OI.S uh`5'' F I utwe's DISCOUNT OON SAVE $1.00 lo'' VAUD WEIMAYS ONLY IL 4,7 - 11 1 NOME S S8.00 ADMISSION WITH THIS COUPON Void on Regular Adult Admissim Only 1 1 A6@q of indoor a outdoor parking 1 K�TCNEN �` SwL Hours - Apra 4, 7 - 11, Weekdays, Now - 430 pin, April 5 i 12, Satordoys, 1 s M O w C Airs naw 10 aiL - 9.30 p.m, Ap it 6 i 13, 10 via. -6:00 pen. rideets .r.Kahle or 1k�e. pa 4.13 119971 doer Adahs $9, seniors and yoatk (13 - 1710 Kids 12 and ander free. waw Maaa� No pets dowel TYs offer not raid is co*K ion wick my outer offer. paaaRMM "For o foxed app of Ifo *A&ers ist aft- (416) 361-6S43. L--------------------------� JOIN US WEDNESDAY EVENINGS WHEN... t: A, '. r `{ (1 child per adult entree) 839-58111 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE An American Italian Eatery Read your community newspaper 77 online at wvnv.durhamnews.net NI P Pickering, Sports Pickering Panther bantams win series in last minute PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Sports Medicine and Rehab. Clinic bantam 'AA' rep hockey team defeated the Clarington Toros in a h st-of- three series to advance to the next round of the York-Simcoc league playoffs. Pickering will play against a Western Division opponent not known at our deadline. With the series tied at one win apiece, the Panthers bantams edged Clanngton 4- 3 in the third and deciding game. Craig Lillie's slapshot with 35 seconds left was the game winner. After losing game one of the series 4-0, the Panthers bounced back to take the second contest 4- 2. John Porter net- ted a hat trick to lead Pickering. Excellent goal- tending was pro- vided throughout the Clarington series by Aaron Gray and Mike Martiniuk. F o r w a r d s Brandon Marks, Ryan Faulkner, Steve Grimshaw, Joe Pandolfi, Porter, David Lewis, Ryan Tracy and Jason McAuley and Ryan Tracy all Cd tl� 0 _i showed lots of grit and determination in the series. Pickering dropped its opening best -of - five series to the Ajax Knights five games to three despite gocxl goaltending by Gray and Martiniuk and some timely scoring by Matt Steinke. However, the Panthers got back on track in the second -round round-robin series with Whitby and Ajax. Pickering won the eight -game series with 10 points, !Ajax Acro's Gymnastics Club Spring Registration Kindergym 3-4 yr. olds Kindernastics 4-5 yr. olds Rec. Classes Wed., April 2,6:30-8 p.m. Sat. April 5, 10-12 noon 48 Exeter Rd. Ajax (905) 427-0036 I r 1;N mgm to se 11 compiling a record of four wins, two tics and two losses. "Ilse Panthers got outstanding defen- sive work from Spencer Cameron, David Lewis, Craig Lillie, Steve Costa and Chris Bryden. Leading the scoring in the round-robin series was McAuley with two hat tricks. The forward line of Clint Randolph, Tracy and McAuley chipped in with points in the series. TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS WELCOME LEAGUES SUNDAY TO THURSDAY 20 BALANCED DIVISIONS ALL CALIBERS OPEN/OVER 30/OVER 35 RESTAU RANT/TAVERN/PROSHOP STARTS APRIL 27 905-839-4425 CALL THE LEAGUE WITH OVER 25 YRS OF MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE. 111. .. -.Ps� THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 - PAGE 11 Ggn� G 01,14' Cl EN, Toronto's Finest Outdoor Practice Facility Sculptured Fairways Practice Bunkers Laser Measured Target Greens Bent Grass Putting & Chipping Greens Free Custom Club Fitting Instruction with CPGA Professinals Seasonal All Inclusive Memberships Available Now featuring BOBBY GRACE PUTTERS 8804 Sheppard Ave. East (east of Morningside Ave., minutes from 401) (416) 724 -GOLF Open weekends - Weather permitting. Call For Details Read the tiewsI 159EE Adertiser A nRV four times each week !kffeJ 5Cr / 25 O 1 on custom window fashions 1� d to .��-�• btu &S Post has oa►y u°a u. the �udehvell °{ bcOpiaue M o{hce- .,.- the.1 lApMp11.1 .b� tot tieP e heoc� tlna Reg lksputha�01cat .N ty" �;bv►tot nt out 06 ao1d � happy �`� ..,•;;, de Would r _ �_InsY ��' ► - S .�`ftyt. )YX'•= � wsY M... ry iia M p.. �e., � � .t � . {.1 j � X+ � ��,Xy:� �I �s y .,bziis ii �'j1... va ,� •n (I�•- • C� W Y.M"'wP. � Gyst•+ yar.ti ,uyee �s:H �, x raesY .t ,,. " �': q ,•" s� e....< s4"••-''�".,n.............--.-._... . �c - ••t ►k .f.t1il s � tl.w•`u � mob•" �,�;.a, ,yy':`x� C _..._ .•h. �•.,�` J ..* _sa,. `�... .., .+n'�., s a*c'......-.. ,.. ,<y •yS<` '•< 1. - Irl� Save 504Y.0 ALL ANTER BUNDS OF PERFECTION (hoose from Rio, Cocord rater shades, Mor" pealed shades, lamaft whiff shades, Settle 1- and VY horaotltal shades atd Regency verticals. Sirs WA rrnoae H qjwiw contractors in most rens Savo 35'4 ON MOM SHEERS (hoose from hundreds of Mrics and colours in rade, 61811, lice, boucle and primed sheers. All peoW shear are 3:1 fulness, seamless wn*vction. Savo 251 DRAPERIES, BEOSSPRfM, TOP TREATMENIS (hoose from our lain n colecti000ff, pm, som, WWI mores old CALL NOW, TOLL FREE, FOR A Na08LKrATiON, W4410ME ESTWIATE OR VISIT YOM SEARS MARL STIORE 1-800-625-0025 Don't pay until October 1997, on approved credit, with your Soars Cord. S35 deferral In and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at Awe of purchase. liquidation hews in Cleronce (8111115 and Catalogue purchases an not included in this offer. Offer ends Sunday, April 27, 1991. Ask for details. SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1997 SEAM 04126 taperr nrow./mIn J lrr� 01997. Sears Canada Inc. Hwy 401 N t Kings Cres. Exeter • e x 11 compiling a record of four wins, two tics and two losses. "Ilse Panthers got outstanding defen- sive work from Spencer Cameron, David Lewis, Craig Lillie, Steve Costa and Chris Bryden. Leading the scoring in the round-robin series was McAuley with two hat tricks. The forward line of Clint Randolph, Tracy and McAuley chipped in with points in the series. TEAMS AND INDIVIDUALS WELCOME LEAGUES SUNDAY TO THURSDAY 20 BALANCED DIVISIONS ALL CALIBERS OPEN/OVER 30/OVER 35 RESTAU RANT/TAVERN/PROSHOP STARTS APRIL 27 905-839-4425 CALL THE LEAGUE WITH OVER 25 YRS OF MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE. 111. .. -.Ps� THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 - PAGE 11 Ggn� G 01,14' Cl EN, Toronto's Finest Outdoor Practice Facility Sculptured Fairways Practice Bunkers Laser Measured Target Greens Bent Grass Putting & Chipping Greens Free Custom Club Fitting Instruction with CPGA Professinals Seasonal All Inclusive Memberships Available Now featuring BOBBY GRACE PUTTERS 8804 Sheppard Ave. East (east of Morningside Ave., minutes from 401) (416) 724 -GOLF Open weekends - Weather permitting. Call For Details Read the tiewsI 159EE Adertiser A nRV four times each week !kffeJ 5Cr / 25 O 1 on custom window fashions 1� d to .��-�• btu &S Post has oa►y u°a u. the �udehvell °{ bcOpiaue M o{hce- .,.- the.1 lApMp11.1 .b� tot tieP e heoc� tlna Reg lksputha�01cat .N ty" �;bv►tot nt out 06 ao1d � happy �`� ..,•;;, de Would r _ �_InsY ��' ► - S .�`ftyt. )YX'•= � wsY M... ry iia M p.. �e., � � .t � . {.1 j � X+ � ��,Xy:� �I �s y .,bziis ii �'j1... va ,� •n (I�•- • C� W Y.M"'wP. � Gyst•+ yar.ti ,uyee �s:H �, x raesY .t ,,. " �': q ,•" s� e....< s4"••-''�".,n.............--.-._... . �c - ••t ►k .f.t1il s � tl.w•`u � mob•" �,�;.a, ,yy':`x� C _..._ .•h. �•.,�` J ..* _sa,. `�... .., .+n'�., s a*c'......-.. ,.. ,<y •yS<` '•< 1. - Irl� Save 504Y.0 ALL ANTER BUNDS OF PERFECTION (hoose from Rio, Cocord rater shades, Mor" pealed shades, lamaft whiff shades, Settle 1- and VY horaotltal shades atd Regency verticals. Sirs WA rrnoae H qjwiw contractors in most rens Savo 35'4 ON MOM SHEERS (hoose from hundreds of Mrics and colours in rade, 61811, lice, boucle and primed sheers. All peoW shear are 3:1 fulness, seamless wn*vction. Savo 251 DRAPERIES, BEOSSPRfM, TOP TREATMENIS (hoose from our lain n colecti000ff, pm, som, WWI mores old CALL NOW, TOLL FREE, FOR A Na08LKrATiON, W4410ME ESTWIATE OR VISIT YOM SEARS MARL STIORE 1-800-625-0025 Don't pay until October 1997, on approved credit, with your Soars Cord. S35 deferral In and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at Awe of purchase. liquidation hews in Cleronce (8111115 and Catalogue purchases an not included in this offer. Offer ends Sunday, April 27, 1991. Ask for details. SALE PRICES END SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 1997 SEAM 04126 taperr nrow./mIn J lrr� 01997. Sears Canada Inc. PAGE 12 -- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 P Pickering hockey novices win Orangeville tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Grand and Toy novice house league hockey team won the championship of the Orange%dle March h break tourna- ment. In the lint inat.h against the Shoppers Drugmart Orangeville team, Pickering won 8-2. The novices then doubled Oak Rid,,cs 4-2. Thee received a bve into the final amc. PI'Acting heat Orangeville's \I -N1 Tats tram 7 in the championship game. Turning in enthusiastic efforts as always were Kelly Phair, Taylor Gray, Fvan Ferreira, Christian Paradis. Drew Solomon, Trevor Walsh. Stephen Nl:l ina. 'T'omm\ Jiten Mistry, Kyle Walker, Michael Catalano, Michael Sarangi, Brandon Mazerall, Jeffrey Thatcher, Sean Quinlan and Justin Bruce. The Pi�kcrin' Grand and 'I*o\ house ICIgLIC nod ICC l GKAM I, JAM €t, STUFF it ful of: 4x8 sheets of plywood, PVC piping for an dozen boxes of C art �:��) n.9. the dti 4 sleeplt"19 dug spra €n - laws ik and mate: Dad's 70's entire contents of yf.3ur Guide troop with 40 "locolate ones are e ant farm, the 6 man tent, 2 cans of r mother - en fridge ofe, your €nyl sofa, the friend's apartment, Now available at an unbelievable low price including running boards. •i HPVcirlec 4300 V6 engine,drive, .- ABS. 111 51n11 111. NIS: 'Based on a 36 month lease for 1997 GMC Safari Van 1SA equipped as described. A minimum down payment of $2,150 and 5300 security deposit are required. Annual kilometre limit: 20,000 km. $0.08 per excess kilometre. *?Freight $845, licerce, insurance and taxes are not included. Offer applies to 1997 new or demonstrator models. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Dealer may sell/lease for less. Offer applies to qualified retail customers only. Limited time offer may not be combined or used with other offers. OAC. See your Central Ontario Pontiac Bunk GMC Dealer for details. • • rD and GM are licensed users of Marks. Don't forget to use your GM card earnings toward the purchase or lease down payment of your next GM vehicle.— What's your card done for you lately? „�.=wr .. %boo-sz s�rtA" $229 (36 months/$2,150 down) GET WHAT YOU WRIT FROM YOUR 6MC TRUCH DEALERS. HUICK GMC coached by Bob Bruce, Steve Gray, Jamie Phair and Mark Solomon. DR. RAPHAEL ODHIAMBO, M.D. is pleased to announce the opening of his practice in PAEDIATRICS For appointments please call (905) 427-1445 THE CHILDREN'S CLINIC 605 Kingston Rd. W. (S.W. comer of Church St. & Hwy 2) THE CHILDREN'S AFTER HOURS WALK -IN -CLINIC NOW OPEN NEw' HOURS: Monday -Friday. 5:30 p.m. -8 30 p m Saturday -Sunday & Holidays 10:00 a.m.-3 00 p ., STAFFED BY PEDIATRICIANS THE CHILDREN'S CLINIC 609 Kingston Rind West, Ajax, Ontario i At Kingston Road West (Hwy. 2)) & the southwest comer of Church Street I Telephone: (905) 427-1445 Brock Road Church St. WMney Rd. IHWV.12 401 For home buyer/seller and financial planning. CHANCE TO WIN $109000 On April 3/97 7RM. sharp at Howard Johnson Hotel East. 940 Progress Rd., Scarborough. Call Usha, or Agam Chahar 416-281-8090 or 905-831-7673 -foym- or !elvim to fhe so ON marW. fh! 1s fhe show for yolk APRIL 22W& 2r rv-_MEM =NM CONVENTION can Show Feahm a*Wr. • Big band King - Mart Kenney • Virtual Reality Exhibit • Seminars by Brian Costello • Retirement Community Area • Healthy Living Showcase • Cooking Demonstrations � 6driirr IIr >I�>,1j fnh, Ile dill 1111M Mfr (9051119-0017 or 1460-311-1982 P -.1 r ,. - . 'l HE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 - PAGE 13 Clinic helps marathon men and women Do you walk, run or jog but You can meet new people Thursday, July 3 at 7 p.m. and support and low mileage pro- more. need motivation and a goal'? who have the same interests and runs for 16 weeks until grams. All seminars arc presented You might want to join half ability as you and train toward Thursday, Oct. 16. Clinics will cover such top- by professionals. marathon or full marathon clin- the same goal. Registration fee is $60, ics as nutrition, proper shoe For more information, call ics being offered in the summer The clinic, at the Whitby which covers a 90 -page training selection, sports psychology, Barbara Ince at 666-9370 or and fall. Civic Recreation Centre, begins manual, running shorts, group sports injury, cross training and 416-867-6778. [A 0 k It -1011M L�uj MOTIJ 0 M:1:4- 13 - EL 11!11/11/•1111111111///1111••111111111//\111111111/1/11/IIIt11/1.I11117114 `11•/111111111111111111111•"111111.1:'I111l111/ill111.111/.1/1111.11lt/11111111Ie11■i■ E..'-,-, Aw. 1Is. ■if 1 11/1 t .I 1 I1 1 t•ox1• 11.111 • 11 1.1f1' 1 111' 1 1•111 �. 111111111111111111111/111111111111111/•11111II 1 • t t/ 11 11111/ 11:,1$@t1/11114/1\111111111111111■111•11 •.1 1 •r..•111/!••••11nt•.•t.$@1/1$@1111.111............... 111t11@s $@@s 111 • 11••1 :l y 1 ' - .iP11�r r • .111111 111.11.•111 ..•11.1 .I...If Ifll•III.I. 11 , ": 111\44 1.1111 1111111111 111.\11111 Illllf@s1e/ )1111 1111111111113 llr� .11• 11111 11.1•\•111 .rr1/1111 1111111 If$@ 111111 11111.111111 111• 1111 .1111111• 1•n11•.l ,11f.11n$@/ rl 1 1111.1;1\10% .1111 11.111$@1• • 1111111 IIIIt\\4111 If 11111.1\Ey„,.�. �• 111111 111•@sI/ 11 111x14/• .11111$@4$@ .1111141;_ : 1111 r'II 111111 111 11\111 1..1/1111$@t1 111. 1.1@st1•.11 11111 t / 11.11 •t.1t111ff•T • . 1 111 111.111• 1111 1.111 1.•x1.1 fr•• 1 Ilt IIIIt1t11 Illi 111111 11.111 1111/. 1,x1111 .. . 1 1. x 1 •i. +.,y, q. 111111.. r 1 1x1 ... 1r• 1.1..1x•1• 1 1 . .111•..!!Tiffiiff/•f11•••t1t11/I■t0■1■01\\\t41/e4t1/t111/l11$@II.•1••1••• 4.t1�"r` ...11/.1■f 111��511/I41t@s1•/f lltttlltl•t\1...1..11 � '+. . II.1$@15111/•t$@•111@s/./$@111\1111$@$@41141e•tl@s1 •. x1•I•\III It \1 ��\III rr•1.111r ., •. .111111• .11.1111 t•. toll. 111 111.111\$@ $@ I.Itt/111 . 1111,111\ 1 111 1111\5111 1151/111 11.1.111111' ..., 1• j11\11111 .'1 ,1111•\Il 1:1.11\• 111•oe11@s I,t1■0 .. .1.11@s1 1r. :1y1/1\$@1 1111{1/1• I 11/1111 1r. 'f..1 \11111 1111 t\ 1.11111 x1,1\\\\/•1 x!!111/ ;•\t1• ;;.1111111• 1x,1 x.1.1111 ••lar! •I •111 I.1 I' ,444111 It .)111. _ r1 , „ 1 r .1• r li'. x 1 x r 11 i �� . tx t 1x • r x.- .111 'y. '• I x .. 1 11 111 .1f 1tx 1\ 11'' R iw-lb .................. . . .. .•11.• rex• •/.tf••11rx rtx•rr.. ,.'. .11111\tl/t as1$@telt/$@111111$@IIIas 11/11111 •rt1.1111... ease .... 0 ...... 1111•••1/•11 1.. vehicle __4111111 1.1111 sell•/•11.111/11111111.1111/..t• „ .111.11..•as1t.t1./1111111\1111x•1.1 our1.111..te1/111.III/11/111//1@III.IIe • .1111111t.tlltl1as 11•as1e/Ilse$@ . x.1•••tt..1111/1.1.111111/111.1/ as . .r ,rtrr • •t 11111t1e11.1 1 ,rx1111.1/.1111111I/as1 .......... 1.;./111 x111 11.1 '�:YMOUTH BREEZE 4 DR 1996 GRAND VOYAGER 1996 NEON 4 DR HIGHLINE Ito 11.. 111 11.4 �... t r7YC0 ...wjSIL �` 111 4 spd. auto., pas., p b.,1K cruise, air cored., 3.OL, V6, auto., ani -bile brakes, pd., p -m ilim 1K S& s PMO • • • toldown rear seat, AiwF>Iri cess. a more. �, arc cond., 7 pass. ,Feet., AWFM cess., roof rack 2.Ot, Tub. Uwe ps-. pp b., air card., t� budtets, of Factory Werra* WN pa, pka mor+•. 8elkrrce Of � warren(.. x n 1 c 111. Aoor makR A WFN tees!, plus more. -- IIs 11.11• 1996 RAM C/C SPORT 1995 RAM PICK-UP 11/111 ...... V& MOIL- VK P•••. W auiee, crit Md.. AIrI % tit 5.2L. V8, auo., p.s., pL. sidnp roar _Ww 4G&40 seal. prvacy • • • • • @ 00 0 lm, Ilreleie SLI, W" a01 11.011111 *mk plats, bar bw, W seat storage trays. 11..11 w1y�•.-x�-%"P&i0W 1S" bffl 1�tlNwwy�R''• 11 ! 4 as •^-/ wOw Ory 38.500 rtlieS. • • • • / / 1 1115151{ 1 owner Stk.. IV5175 .1.11. 16,9 8P8 • STAVE • SAVE 1 SALE losses 0 I co 11100h, ld� ANN. 1.11$@1//t/1111/stet/11/11$@441111$@$@etle4t4e111 Tow 11 -• -- All, ..,aer•1 -:R.® .�J'y'. •.1111./t//$@1n1e1@sIIIt1/@s@sn/1$@11 @s11f1111 1111 ,r.$@t1t.11•t. @sIe••11tIt11111■11 @s11t/t11.11-• 1995 JEEP YJ m a//111.•$@... •$lease... 1.44 ... 1 qt. Fs a, i amiC � ledak aRNk MM a 0L, auto, D s . D b . brlgnt pacx. awmnum wheels. WL 1111441@s$@$@1■1111\as 1.11111as •111\Ie$@11r aa,Piepprelinw 0*IM06L lent .111■111/1111/11.•1as 11as1as•1.1•.•... �, , . Mas asas41/!las asnas1as1as111•tIt111 , • . . r 11e114014e/11114 ast1111as1aslaseas 111 Only 20 700 mles. 111$@111111$@/1/4t as e1t4as1$@as/n1$@as/� O Y '. , r 11 1111\etas■•as/IIIIl11ast.111e111•Ir11I i• , r.11/1•t1111t111,1e111t111•.t•111.1111••; .,11.,t11•.1.111..111/t•11111....•11. Stlt 1105166 rr/1/Bell\111111111111111l111.1t1f111' - _ 1. I as I as 1 1 1• 1 1.•••. r .. r 1 • • 1.11... ..1111. rr.I......111.r1r•rr • r. 111041.4......,1x11 . 1■1 •. x1•I•\III It \1 ��\III rr•1.111r ., •. .111111• .11.1111 t•. toll. 111 111.111\$@ $@ I.Itt/111 . 1111,111\ 1 111 1111\5111 1151/111 11.1.111111' ..., 1• j11\11111 .'1 ,1111•\Il 1:1.11\• 111•oe11@s I,t1■0 .. .1.11@s1 1r. :1y1/1\$@1 1111{1/1• I 11/1111 1r. 'f..1 \11111 1111 t\ 1.11111 x1,1\\\\/•1 x!!111/ ;•\t1• ;;.1111111• 1x,1 x.1.1111 ••lar! •I •111 I.1 I' ,444111 It .)111. _ r1 , „ 1 r .1• r li'. x 1 x r 11 i �� . tx t 1x • r x.- .111 'y. '• I x .. 1 11 111 .1f 1tx 1\ 11'' R iw-lb .................. . . .. .•11.• rex• •/.tf••11rx rtx•rr.. ,.'. .11111\tl/t as1$@telt/$@111111$@IIIas 11/11111 •rt1.1111... ease .... 0 ...... 1111•••1/•11 1.. vehicle __4111111 1.1111 sell•/•11.111/11111111.1111/..t• „ .111.11..•as1t.t1./1111111\1111x•1.1 our1.111..te1/111.III/11/111//1@III.IIe • .1111111t.tlltl1as 11•as1e/Ilse$@ . x.1•••tt..1111/1.1.111111/111.1/ as . .r ,rtrr • •t 11111t1e11.1 1 ,rx1111.1/.1111111I/as1 .......... 1.;./111 x111 11.1 '�:YMOUTH BREEZE 4 DR 1996 GRAND VOYAGER 1996 NEON 4 DR HIGHLINE Ito 11.. 111 11.4 �... t r7YC0 ...wjSIL �` 111 4 spd. auto., pas., p b.,1K cruise, air cored., 3.OL, V6, auto., ani -bile brakes, pd., p -m ilim 1K S& s PMO • • • toldown rear seat, AiwF>Iri cess. a more. �, arc cond., 7 pass. ,Feet., AWFM cess., roof rack 2.Ot, Tub. Uwe ps-. pp b., air card., t� budtets, of Factory Werra* WN pa, pka mor+•. 8elkrrce Of � warren(.. x n 1 c 111. Aoor makR A WFN tees!, plus more. -- IIs 11.11• 1996 RAM C/C SPORT 1995 RAM PICK-UP 11/111 ...... V& MOIL- VK P•••. W auiee, crit Md.. AIrI % tit 5.2L. V8, auo., p.s., pL. sidnp roar _Ww 4G&40 seal. prvacy • • • • • @ 00 0 lm, Ilreleie SLI, W" a01 11.011111 *mk plats, bar bw, W seat storage trays. 11..11 w1y�•.-x�-%"P&i0W 1S" bffl 1�tlNwwy�R''• 11 ! 4 as •^-/ wOw Ory 38.500 rtlieS. • • • • / / 1 1115151{ 1 owner Stk.. IV5175 .1.11. 16,9 8P8 • STAVE • SAVE 1 SALE losses 0 I co 11100h, ld� ANN. ;:: -• -- All, ..,aer•1 -:R.® .�J'y'. _ 1111 1995 MAIM on CRON" 1995 JEEP YJ 1.11 x 11.1 l ,./1111 1 qt. Fs a, i amiC � ledak aRNk MM a 0L, auto, D s . D b . brlgnt pacx. awmnum wheels. WL aa,Piepprelinw 0*IM06L lent AM, FM cass.. ow adlais. socr, ;•acx rac !ocx on oad 411 1 Obt�- per• doth h4tets 6 more . 1111.1 t1 Only 20 700 mles. 1/11111. O Y '. , r Balance factory war -arty -' Stlt 1105166 ..1.... +e► SAVE BIG 1.11... ..1111. 1.11•• 1994 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1994 INTVI P 1995 LUMINA """' ...... 1996 LHS e•..., • • . 6.01 3.OL. V6, ado.. P -S P.D., till, cruise, air coed 7 pass.. child 33LVL avW wa pA pA& dt aft 3.1L V6. aulo . p w.. p.d.. p seats tilt Tulse. AMFW cess_ air . ■ . /.. seats, mmw cess. Mho 01111111111k cord an wheels. �4 N' /A� 0{11!!1 PugIR atrly 11111► W. twUf � dw e11111i, 0111111111111116 AFRI llrtttena' ? console 6 more gnisrielw�itkSitA� • 1 ■ u @ ...•.• 1 owner. _- r • • • • • • Slk.11 Y5153. ►1 0* 47.300 mien .•..•as 1111•. � $1k.11P5017A 101" sellas. 46161\$@else@ 141$@4 � as11asI @sent. .^.: .•..••@ SAVE BIG .; ONLY 6por dar .....$@ •••... low JW CRAIID CHEROM1996 SEBRING LXI CONY. 1111•...•I,�rlf'R.�I 4.OL auto.. p.wtrdows pail-. pseats AAUFY to s., CD. -- •.suss ■•4••. s 3.51. V6, ado., p.seats, p.wixtiws, p.d., til, cruise, air coed., 4..611/ 1..... �`• Tub. la,tlp air healed seals, �- MOM =&. aim wheats. AM .lop, p. !earl. tlutirets 6 ..1 • •.. r 111 e t • \ lo pad4 rear tip rttOro. • 1 • • 4 41 11.4.4 n61e4 ! sleteQeentmire. ■u 6114 eu a . . `: $rL.:r50�8. . _-��y tViF.� • 4 • • 4 4 losses PRICED T SELL 1.11••• late1 N VLUGE . PLYMOUTH • - * my sal $ OWSLER • ' • • • , , • • ' r • , • • • e TORONTO OSHAWA 0 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 Health Begins In the Bowel the Registered Nutrition Consultant at the Pickering Health Centre. I am Chiropractic The major role of the small bowel J health transformation anybody can make" specializing in the area of Intestinal and digestive is to complete the digestion of the Hippocrates, 2500 years ago, used to tell conditions - -irritable Bowel food we eat. The nutrients are then the citizens of Athens about the need to Syndrome, Colitis, Crohn's, able to be absorbed through its wall. have a bowel movement after every meal. Candida. As well I am helping The major role of the large bowel is That was the standard by which health, people who are suffering with to c waste material through the �' L'- happiness and freedom from disease could symptoms that can be attributed length of the bowel then eliminate be assured. Furthermore, according to Dr. to an unhealthy bowel who this waste. Without good Bernard Jense, renowned Chiropractor and haven't necessarily been elimination, we can't expect our Nutritionist, "Lack of proper bowel care, diagnosed with a particular bowels to function the way they are resulting in poor bowel function, is the condition. Again these symptoms supposed to. When the large single greatest cause can be gas, bloating, headaches, intestine b k h II ac s up, t e sma intestine has food sitting in it which it was never designed to deal with. Food is not supposed to sit in the intestines. It should move through on a continual basis. When this food sits where it is not supposed to, for example, not having a bowel movement for 36, 48, 72 or more hours, a protective mucus lining is of disease and health hemorrhoids, constipation, troubles I know" He diarrhea, bad taste in the mouth, further compares our indigestion, excess body odour external environment and exhaustion to name a few. to our own, individual Cleansing the bowel with herbs internal environments. is an essential part of my "Today there is program. Eating a high fibre diet tremendous emphasis along with increased water is of put on cleaning up the utmost importance as well. formed as a buffer. This built u environment which has Improving digestion, rebalancing p been polluted by man's the colon, rotating foods, and lining will reduce our abilities to cleansing fasts are also absorb nutrients from the small carelessness, neglect and greed. We have intestine. Accordingto Dr. William brought ecological disaster upon planet considered according to the Earth. But, it should be affirmed that we individual's needs. If you are Welles, D.C., "The cleansing of the interested in pursuing an mucus lining on the gut wall is have a personal ecology, too, an internal alternative approach to your probably the single most profound environment to care for and keep pollution health problems, please contact free" The Pickering Chiropractic it IN How do we keep it Health Centre at 905-420-1443. DR. JACK TRAIN and DR. SYLVIA APTTZ your family's dentists say THANK YOU -For another great vear -For the pleasure of working with you Ire *For spreading the word about us -For returning year after year O -For referring io us your relatives and fnends •For those wonderful letters do cards lou send us no matter where you are For giving us your trust and loyalty •For helping us grow and learn -For making our practice YOUR practice 100 Consilium Place Suite 312 Hwy 401 at McCowan Scarborough, Ont. MIH 3E3 416-296-1080 M AURICUTAR EAR CANDLE THERAPY BENEFPTS: • C -nQc chmuuu„n 4 car wax chnunate build-up • lmp roccd hcanng • Relief of ear and sinus imution, huwng and Other nomcs • >timuLuion of the eAr's cnergs pcnnt, • 4,mc chronic hudachcs and alk-wLs Far cloning is a natural, nun -invasive alit -mutt: which gond} extracts excess earwax. Its regular will prevent the buildup and hankning of wax. Call for an appointment 6861893. pollution free'? The bowels must be cleansed. The colon is the main sewer system of the body and it must be cleaned out on a continual basis. If You suffer any of these symptoms they can be attributed to a need to cleanse the bowels: headaches, gas, bloating, indigestion, constipation, diarrhea, bad breathlbad taste in the mouth, hemorrhoids, excess body odour, exhaustion. Falls: 1. Chronic constipation is a national health problem. It is nearly always at the root of digestive troubles. (Remember, for every meal we eat we should have a bowel movement!) 2. Laxatives are second in over the counter drug sales, trailing only pain relievers such as aspirin and acetaminophen. 3. Everyday 200,000 Americans stay home from work because of a digestive tract illness. 4. One person in 10 in the U.S. has a chronic digestive disease. IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAlQAB1i.E TTOSERV*E�+YOO'U`�+ b' ^Jai ^ ELCOM C NEW PAI L04" WE fo PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #f2) am. name is Mary -Jo McCarthy and I am DR JOSEPH A. MLSIQN, DENTIST G�E"'44 PeN%V COIN 1 A ... A 3 dentist team and cheerful staff is here to greet you. Always caring about you and your family's dental well-being. Dr. Henry Alban, D.D.S. - Dr. Stephen Minsky, D.D.S. • Dr. Howard Kanner, D.D.S. • Emergencies Welcome • New Patients Welcome All Insurance Plans Accepted • Visa & Financial Arrangements Senior Discount • Nitrous Oxide available • Dentistry while you sleep Cosmetic Dentistry • Whitening of Teeth • Wheelchair accessibility Hygienist • Children's play centre • Specialists available in office • Oral Surgeon • Periodontist • Anesthetist 1885 Glenanna Medical Centre Hours: Yon: Fri. 8-5:30 p.m. Lunch 12:30-1:30 p.m. �:.r $�r RISING su ZONES. ••f:•f. S.• y a 1 HM, 4M �* 8 W • / . • A OF Ii.lrlT99 T= @MR _ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 -PAGE 15 eOlder I Get", The Better Was... Have you. or anyone you know. ever used the expression," I std to be in shape..' or "When I was young, I mud to be able to...- Did you ever stop to wonder why we're always glorifying the way we were in the past? When you think about it it makes you think that first, we are not keeping ourselves in shape, but that we must have enjoyed the way it felt to be fit, or else we wouldn't always happily reminisce about it! So ... why the lost dedication to honing our bodies to serve us well? This is a call to eycaone teenagers, adults, and people in their 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's to remember that we will only gel out of our bodies what we put into them, so treat your body with love and respect! Most people would not condemn their house or car to deteriorate with no investment in its upkeep, so why do we do it to our own DR KELLY Hca? Invest in your ability to enjoy your SCHOONDERWOE1tD future with a mobile healthy body by taking care of yourself now! This is an era in which a considerable number of health problems are attributable to a sedentary lifestyle, for example, heart disease, diabetes, obesity. Studies show an alarming number of our children aro forfeiting health and fitress for sitting in front of the television! An unfit body is an ideal host for disease. A fit body helps protect against the health problems mentioned above. Exercise stimulates the immune system couldn't everyone do with fewer colds and flus? Exercise helps prevent osteoporosis. Being active keeps joints lubricated and mobile and helps prevent arthritis, and also provides relife and maintains mobility if you already suffer from arthritis, instead of just waiting for it to get worse. Don't sit back and accept that you are a victim of old age" and nothing can be done! It is never too late to start taking better pre of your body. If you are not sure bow to start, there is help available! Start by making sure you are fuelling your body well; follow the guidelines of the Canada Food - Guide make sure to drink lots of water (6-8 glasses per day), est lou of fresh fruit and vegetables, moderate amounts of carbohydrates and protein. and try cut down on junk food such as burgers. potato chips, chocolate bars, etc. Don't try to change everything at once or you will get frustrated; start with achievable goals and go from there. Have a chiropractic evaluation to determine if you have any muscle THE cry OF THE WEEKEND WARRIOR I NEED A Winter 1 activities can lead to aches and pain. If t : , you hurt -- or want to avoid pain -- see the leader in `-Alk t, physical rehabilitation. WHITES ROAD PHYSIOTHERAPY & SPORTS INJURIES CLU00since saes) . THE MEDICAL CENTILE (lower level) (905) 420-0647 N' 720 Sheppard Avenue Suite 8 4ul Pickering, Ontario LIV IGS V V Resistered Massage Therapist Available r imbalances or weaknesses that should be focussed on, and to ensure that your joints are moving optimally. Your chiropractor can help you find which stretches are most helpful for you , and give you advice regarding nutrition and exercise For physical activity, if you have never done it or haven't in awhile, the same applies, start off slowly and set achievable goals. Don't think that if you decide to be a little more active it means doing a gruelling 2 hour workout 6 days per week; remember, compared to sitting on the couch, a 15 minute brisk walk to the park or to the local store is a lot of activity! A valuable hint is to vary activities; one day go for a walk, another day try to ride your bicycle; another day you might go for a swim. If you are really feeling up for a challenge, try skipping rope for 10 minutes! The two major factors to keep in mind are these: fire, do plenty of s -t -r -e -t -c -h -i -n -g before and after any activity. Stretching should never be painful; it should feel like a gentle, comfortable pull. You should be able to breathe deeply during a stretch, and it should be held for a count of 15 to 20 seconds to give the muscle fibers time to thoroughly stretch. Never bounce during a stretch! If you push yourself too far, your muscles will contract on a reflex basis (ie. involuntarily) and then you end up achieving nothing. Second, an activity should be brisk enough or challenging enough to increase you heart rue. A warm-up should be done as a mean of gradually cuing into the brisk portion of the exercise; similarly, wind down gradually so that your beart is being trained, not strained. Exercise which involves increasing your heart rue is called aerobic exercise, and it is this type of exercise which helps burn fat. It is "revving your body engine" and causing it to "idle- at a quicker pace so that you feel more energetic and are burning off more calories. Before you start your exercise program, take note of any day to day tasks with which you have difficulty; squatting down to play with the kids, benr:ing to look for items in Iver cupboards, reaching your shoulders overhead to brush or wash your hair, lifting your legs easily to put your legs into your pant legs, climbing stairs, etc. Then body and yourself that you'll wonder why you didn't once you start stretching and exercising, keep start sooner. note as these activities become easier to perform. You get out of life and your body what you put into You may notice other changes in areas in which it; remember, work hard, play hard, and BE you hadn't even been aware there was a HEALTHY! limitation. Some people who have suffered, for Dr. Kelly Schaonderwoerd is the chiropractor at the example, from neck/shoulder pain or low back South Ajax Family Doctors' Clinic in the Clover pain, have discovered upon evaluation that lack of Ridge Plaza. flexibility has been a contributor to their problem, and with treatment and stretching, report "walking easier," feeling like they arc "floating," and increased ease in certain movements or activities in which they had just attributed any "getting t limitations to old" and hadn't even 4� - realized that improvement could be expected! If you are a parent, try to establish healthy d ✓� , patterns in your children now; it is much easier to • • establish habits while young than trying to incorporate new things your lifestyle when Put �-•��`'� re you aolder. them in a skating or swimming a program, on a baseball team, anything to help � matte activity a regular part of life, as important as eating (and watching TV!) THE TCXU WO_HOSrITAL If you are doing this for yourself, remember. start slowly and gradually, don't get discouraged .- . O U KNOW ABOUT Find a friend who wants to achieve similar goals T H E LINK BETWEEN HIGH and go for walks, swims, etc. together -it fun with DENSITY MAMMOGRAMS a company. If you're at home alone. put on some upbeat music to work to. After a couple of AND BREAST CANCER' months, you'll feel so much better about your Healthy ^Kxnen ho.. . • -xA post rnenopausal DR. KELLY SCnOONURWOUiL - are not taking hormone Family Chiropractor'replacervent therapy are iuty=-ed `o par tJ -i in a Chiropractors specialize in a* management of hre'`t carrer prerg:t`?x. s--udi conditions such as bad pain. sciatica. neck or i at T.he ': o' x:Co `fir .a . . shoulder pain. headaches d sports injuries ExTEnDED mCuRS MON r uttcnwr aourrr&MXfllanY"rLPS ff28-6311 tire., R i?. A— • 96 9 6M,...., Re S, n REPAIRS (1 hr.) • Relines' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, F.010 A) a4 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 421 8801 If you o"uld like :tore infer- rtatior., please call "tie Brat-- Research rat--Research GYM at ... (415) 340-3195 (6top___441 I■ I MILE WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? S D'ISOAIJh: ENIC-PS S FREE Consultations - Complete S Parnas Derr„res • Same day refines & reoa rs - Evernng 6 Saturday appts PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420.2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING • REPAIRS • BATTERIES • SWIM & NOISE PLUGS C -1-C. HEARING AIDS (VIRTUALLY INVISIBLE) • Computerized Hearing Aid Fitting and • Real Ear Measurements Modlimbon ands. Barra of na"W aids to elle hoes of • Programmable Hearing Aids ftwft -& RM kw °wftm ftow • Video Otoscopy • Professional Fitting System -PFS 6000 A rM in aN of Dudont. A first in Durham Region Sae die maids of yoer airs for die vay first fine. 1885 Gleanne Rd. Suite 104 4 • • • J%W 95 Bayly St. S. n03 831-8311 Wappointmentffi* Mon. thtu Fri. sortie Sat and ning • • - Minimum waiting - Free parking - Fast service VI �F t Yi. !♦ #*3!!! y[t `Ott t 1a�slrrity i .ht jatait 1 r 1 k t ! k♦ 1 1 rf� �� { 1« 11R� v,.. t.t a s • r � r r �t � �i,Fi i�l� ! " e . F►." t,1 r,r PAGE 1/~ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 10" ,1�r Name Dropping F-eundorif great :nevvas awi Lajnie and �,Iottn will be married ugust. Lana is the aughter of Barbara and Dave Young and John is the, on of Elaine and Bob Neundorf. Congratulation r, 40th birthday March 2S was a big da} for a wide-eyed young ladv. Debbie Pazilli turned 40 and wishing i her a happy hirthday were Mom. Dad, broth- ; er Doug, husband Mike. daughter Natal- ie, grandmother Natal- ie and all her f icnd.. 1r. II Engagement Former Ajax High School sweethearts Jodie Sturgeon and Jason Maunder are going to be married. Jodie is the daughter of Peri and Daryl Sturgeon and Jason is the son of Beth and Clarence Maunder. Jodie is a registered nurse and Jason recently joined Metro Toronto Police. The couple will move into their new their marriage this Sep -I home in Courtice following tember. Five generations Birthday March 28 was a special day for Evan Martin because0.1 •`' �- o u r wonder- ful son :.• , turned s i x � Happy birthday Evan. Love Mom, Dad and Kather- ine." Fifth birthday Andrew Kostiw turns five on April 4. Hc's had a _ busy year, starting school and welcoming a baby brother to the family. --Happy birth- day Andrew, with love from Mommv, Daddy and Matthew." First birthday A poem for Evan Miles, who turns one on April 2: `For the beautiful boy who'll soon be one, lots of love from every- one. - With your sparkle and smile and eyes so blue, we love you so much, you're a dream come true." Love from Mommy and Daddy. Birthday Weston Fitzger- ald is one cool cat who turns eight March 29. Wish- ing him all the best with lots of love are Mom, - •� Dad and Skve , 10th birthday B r a n d o n Cheong turns 10 on March 29. A'1shing him a happy birthday with love are Mom, Dad, Devon and `{ :,Birthdays I Sweet 16 Amanda Wilkins was the centre (if attention on March 27 because she turned five '?years old. Her b r o t h e r Christopher celebrated his first birthday '= on Feb. 16. Lots of love for Aman - 'A& and Christopher from Namr . and Papa Arseneault, Napa Momigt,_Dathitlj and their Birthday A little cube turned two on Mar, h Birthday Ashley Miller reaches double digits on April I. Wishing Ashley a happy 10th birth - d a y with love a r e Mom, Dad, Mike, Tara and Tiffany. Ash- lev enjoyed a swimming party with friends. r amie ' �Pindar . 4urns 13 on March 29. "We all la�re ,you- and wish you a very happy birth - ',day," say Mom, ,-Dad, grandpar- ents, aunts, uncles and cousins. First birthday Megan. � 'IR71?A� _ xr birth- 4=28- l -, birthday March 26 was a big day for Stephanie Woolcott, as she turned five. Stephanie celebrat- ed her birthday with family and friends. "Happy birthday Nikkerbocker." Love Mommy, Ken, Mama and Papa Wodcott, and Grams and Grampa Parker. 1794E Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS VEEU'S CAKE VVOdTS ARE: 1. wblar t?layrral+ i AfYef ltllatt _ . 3. armuke clot inners nuy go directly to Baskin Robbins to receiv dxir FREE cake. (Please provide identification) PRIZE VALID UNTIL SAT., April 5, 1997 .�-� i •+. 1 it � i � I � ` I'1 r •. '.I. -' - . .. , , p THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29"M - PAGE 21 Good listeners needed to helped distressed Durham residents Distress Centre telephone screening interview and face -to- fessional lives. weeks prior to training sessions. face registration meeting. Three two-part training sessions are being Volunteers must be able to work 16 to 20 Durham is Distress Centre Durham provides intensive offered: April 27 and May 4; Aug. 10 and 17; hours a month, including one overnight shift training in active listening skills and crisis and Nov. 2 and 9. in Distress Centre Durham's Oshawa office, recruitingtrainees counselling/intervention techniques which Training registration is limited. For more information or an application. may also help you in your personal and pro- Applications must he submitted at least two call 723-4461. Are you a good listener who'd like to help people find their own solutions to problems and conflicts'? if so, you might be interested in volunteering with Distress Centre Durham, which is looking for empa- thetic, non-judgemental and responsi- ble adults. To be eligible for training, you must be aged 21 or older to work on the adult line or 18 to 21 to work on the youth line. You must complete a You can help in Pickering If you have too much time on your hands, area agencies need you to help out neighbors in your com- munity. Several organization are seeking volunteers to put their time and tal- ents to work for people who need a helping hand: Durham Association for Family Respite Services: Enthusiastic vol- unteers are needed to share a few hours a month with a child, teen or adult with a handicap. Join them in leisure activities or provide respite in your own home. Call Valerie Ford at 427-3541. Meals -on -Wheels Ajax - Pickering Red Cross: Volunteer drivers and packers are urgently needed to help deliver this vital ser- vice five days a week. If you can spare one -and -a -half hours once a week, from 11:30 a.m. to I p.m., call Carole or Betty at 420 -3383 - United Way of Ajax -Pickering: Volunteers assist with special events during the fund-raising campaign now under way. Support your com- munity and help the United Way. Call 686-0606 for more information on the role you can provide. YMCA Durham Region: The Durham Supervised Access Program is one of 14 across Ontario where the children of divorced or separated parents visit with their non-custodial parent in a safe and supervised set- ting. This is a volunteer -driven pro- gram of the YMCA. Volunteers are required to supervise visits in a group setting. They will summarize and record the activities of the visit for court purposes. Volunteers should have some experience working with chil- dren. They are required to provide three references, a criminal record check and to attend orientation, training, ongoing workshops and meetings. Call 668-9218 for more information. oo0 This article is produced by infor- mation Ajax -Pickering in co-opera- tion with the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. if you want your orga- nization listed, call Noreen at 686- 2661. Re .16.99 Re .239.99 � • � � �%�, - IM>tA Athi --- - _ ? Atlas tlo wr — y CANADA/USA ROAD CCM `Ice' 26"TIRE, 18 -SPEED, ATLAS 18" FRAME MTB 37-9999-4 71-1540-8 k. 7999 1899 y err, . 99.99 R . 47.99 RCA PERSONAL CD PLAYER 99-1386-2 SELECTED GOLF CLUB SETS 4, 7• 11 club sets, junior, women, men TIAZU-01A>t ILII L;1:tL♦i=F2iI1_1.1 =0 =11a 14: Sale prices in effect to April 5,1997. WW tt+r+G'o„ot. TWhile quantities last. Sorry, no rain checks. CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING ONLY 1300 Kingston Road at Liverpool 839-8017 ~ Store Hours: Mon. -Fri. 8:30-9:00, Sat 8:30.6:00, Sun. 10:00-5:00 �Vill a" CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY DIGITAL THERMOSTAT 52-3896-6 SAVE UP TO :200 SNOW THROWERS Display models only DRIPLESS ■ SPRING FUEL UNDERCOAT,� MAINTENANCE�- R INJECTION -o CHECK -CLEANING Fcw" SPRAY Protect and maintains tfte sb,JCkrxal kftgrity of your vafide including... • t ube, d a taer • tlrarld lame mubr d Itofale IieS • t exrlalst • abdl bntrs """•: ""'` "'s ft: . Perlin con,p,Ae,i:e�d ergine Cleans injectors j1gum �r� aid d a�� Mpact 01 SWp from the inside for bon Gas W*1 • wet tz Brake Lines • • Top up fluid .� • A we jug yr do slid j : Ygroove spark plugs maximum • Average deffAmnsecease in Hydrocarbons at 23% Wni Yana 8 Trucks %9.99 • Inspect distr bwor Cap, motor, igrffen wires and cal performance.S" • lrvem fuel economy by an average of 3% • Clse.rs irrjecbrs from inside Service 4999* 999 •per 799 W4 99* 59N.-1419.%12999 12 99 9 > �� .-1�.% Buy any 2 of the above Buy any 3 of the above 112 Price Alignment Service Specials Service Specials WITH THE PURCHASE OF 2 TIRES They v�1mpeclaikey components. lift Van aTrucks '25 rleawre all tour front Save 00 and Save 2 0o vrtreels and adjust caster, camber and toe as required.and Instalation of rear -wheel Shims and1 2499 adjustment extra, d required. Most �n CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING ONLY • •, • 1300 Kingston Road at Liverpool 839-8124 HOURS: Mon. -Fri. 7:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m.; Sat 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.; Sun. 9:30 a.m.-5:00 P.M. VISA Nationwide Warranties CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY Local Shuttle Service PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 Billboard TUESDAY, APRIL 1 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets weekly at 9:30 a.m. at 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. Participants are invited to stroll along the waterfront without leaving their seat. Call 619- 0315 ( Betty) for more information on the group or the Tuesday session. GENEALOGY: The Whithy-Oshawa Branch (Durham Region) of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts Resources Centre, 45 Queen St. (behind City hall), Oshawa. The topic for this meeting is Reading Old Handwriting: A Learning Session. ft's a free function and all are welcome. For more information on the local genealog- ical society, call 683-2476 (Marion), or 723- 7460 (Bessie). QUILTING: The Durham Trillium Quilters' Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Rundle Park Community Centre. 241 Park Rd. S., Oshawa. Carol Gould demonstrates the watercolor tech- nique used in quilt designs. For more information on the group, call 023-78921 (Joan Seaton). I'OMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre presents a film of interest to women at 7 p.m. at St. George's Anglican Church, corner of Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr.. Ajax. Admission to the cvent is free for interested participants. Call 686-2661 for more information on the Womcn's Centre. 1 ARNTOTAKECONTROLOFYOURASM AJAX"CKERING HOSPITAL WEDNESDAY APRIL 9; SATURDAY APRIL 16 For more information or to Pre -Register call: "' "�°�mR�"436-1046 Iro Please recycle me! LOOK FOR US FROM THE 401! What's new in Ajax? The new location of Carroll Home Improvements right beside • Lifestyle Sunrooms. The Carroll Home Improvements' showroom can be seen South from the 401 just West of Harwood Avenue. "We moved to better facilities, which makes our installation schedule more efficient;' says owner Keith Carroll. With Lifestyle Sunrooms located next door in the same building, the two showrooms make the trip to 239 Station Street worthwhile for the conscientious homeowner. Both showrooms are now open to the public. For more information please call Carroll Home Improvements at 686-2445. 1.8 LITRE • LOW DANT ENGNE • POWER RACK A PW" STEERNG • SIDE N8MCT BEAUS • MWN STEREO CASSETTE • NOW STANDARO FUTURES THAN ANY OTHER CM N ITS CLASS LEASE FOR 0 • 18 L7RE • LOW PAINT ENGINE • POWER RACK 8 W PKkI STEERLNG • SIDE ;MPACT BEAUS • ROOF RACK DOUBLE FOLDING REAP SEAT - AWFU STEREO CASSETTE • MORE STANDARC FEATURES THAN ANY OTHER CAA IN RS CLASS ellpodl wWYeNVOO C FMW PDQ, N1O�'anee %M ew M e»�n.a �' �. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 - PAGE 23 $11t1Q)CL OII r.PICKERING -- MunlclPal amalgama- restaurant Wednesday. April 2. affairs and housing tion is the topic when the A' -pickeriin 1gpuest speaker is Steven Gilchrist, parka- Cort si X23. far mcmbalx323 r S3S for Xmche i1 u"u D of Trade hosts a luncheon at Regalis mentary assistant to the minister of mtmici- others: Csii $37-f638 far icor ic>a. SAVE $100 OH a BEAM Cetitrat Madel 251 is up to 5 times more Powerful than portable vacuums, and there's no heavy machine to lug ar, • Powerful 2 -stage motor • Large 3 gallon paper hag • "Prue cyclonic action ..a.: Complete L vjvw" from only 349 1Electric Powerhead Packages at only 5399&14491 PIuS you'll get Beam's No -Risk, One -Year, hk)ney-hack Guarantee of Satisfaction! Hurry! Quantities are limited! Our Model 371 has 137" of superb suction power to clean essentially any size home and will satisfy all your cleaning needs. • Heavy-duty 3 -stage motor • 5 gallon dirt receptacle • True cyclonic action Compare Anywhere! You Can't Buy Better Than Beam! t CANADA'S BEST-SELLER, THE WORLD'S #1 CENTRAL CLEANING SYSTEM 4F A welcome addition to every new home: Complete Electric Powerhead syWery from only Packages at only 3 '599&16494 gr Plus you'll get Beams No -Risk, One -Year, Mone -•-hack Guarantee of Satisfaction! liurrn! Quantities are limited! ue Install in old or ✓ Satisfaction Trained installation new homes - we re Guaranteed or professionals the experts your money hack 11271 Kingston Rd. Pickering 831-23;e REATHING ROOM. The 90 DAY NO PAY MORTGAGE. Visit any branch or call 1-800-248-2500 www.canadatrust.com Anyone buying a home can use a little breathing room. That's why we're offering the 90 Day No Pay Mortgage" That means No Interest and No Payments for 90 days. This frees up money for things you could use once you move in. Any ideas come to mind? You do the living. We'll do the math. = CanadaTrust 'Some restrictions and conditions apply. Please ask us for details. a ® � rIh GS Tvh a- a MORRISON LAMOTHE • SAVARIN FROZEN SPICE ISLANDS • MENU XPRESS �KRAFT CANADA • ASSORTED , a •a, mow: «OCJC pc :EN-«A. ArdE«iCA Ell III DICIA .� OF ti ! �. ��- :, • ,,: BANNER SPECIAL • DEMPSTER'S SUNSHINE BRAND T .,=.�. 1 1 CLOSED . I• :_.�-- . , v,. 1 EASTER SUNDAY ' Prices in effect from Monday, March 31 / • IC �'' I to Saturday April S, 1997 FROM ONTARIO PACKERS • CUT FROM CANADA A ''AA GRADES BEEF PRODUCT OF ONTARIO •"SHANKLESS" 4-6 LB. AVG. Ill1 1 •V • A V1 _ � I vllllllll/ � • r .I �I 1. � �, • i 11 1 •�� 11 , Ir0 NA1 Ilk I'm 1 •"��• 11 PRODUCT OF CANADA • PREVIOUSLY FROZEN ALORO FROZEN • ASSORTED H.J. HEINZ AAA' • • ,F • : S''Lc�R�j Rzis PF.PPERON .I •1 � - 1�� 1;� I'• .1. i.l;� 1 1 � � � � 1 1 _ ...• � 1 � . �. ' . �+� 1 1 1 1 1 y. � 1 Fa01 ON7ARiC PACKE=S • C:1' FaOlr -'ANA:. A AA GRADES BEEF GAY LEA FOODS • OXFORD FARMS •HABITANT • CAMPBELLS SOUPS . , . I1 1 IDFI ` •'1 fl�•1911 1 • � • 1 tz1 I 4A • 1 All• w ' EE 1. • E PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FRESH NE'.ER FROZEN KURZ BRAND AT THE DELI COUNTER ALBERTO CULVER V05 0 com �1 . • 1 �I ' ' 1 1 8:4 1 1 FRO%I ONTARIO PACKERS FRESH NE`JER FROZEN OLYMEL CADET BRAND AT THE DELI COUN:TE R COLLATE PALL10L1`�E •ABC .tr -` Ir/ 1'' :I,\• r`t l'}•1/11` Y'ilZl - �1 ;il: ? II 1 •�}�?. ♦•-1•'. �}'S _j E it 1 1 � �1 �1 1 .1 X11 ��, • r :I 0 :♦ 1 QUALITY PACKER~ TOV✓IJ CLUES E7rANU• FROZEN SHOPSY S leu V "AC PAC KIK CORPORATiC'11 THRE [ I DI POW1 1 :II �� R.',ER ENDS BRAND-',,��_� q .AC GAC "��• K11.1BERLY CLARK KOTEx :>t 1 1 11 ✓� � 1 1 MIA 1 i 4, IT, PACKERS TOV✓r. CLUB BRAND FROZEN s7H P`,rCl1�TUC1 SLICE' AT THE `JELL CvUIJTER Tr,E CA'.AD'A'. SA..T C�' �•, ir, ,�, (. -- 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i DI� i k �� 1 i D1 DI .1 1- IAC :1 I�D4 v ' (IOSFD [. I 'I CLOSED CLOSED (IOStD .®-'71 .�Y IA51tP SUNDAI �B EAST[R SUNpRr ® FASiFR SUNDA✓' �itAS(FP SUNDA, fASI(R SUNDP. CLOSED - CIOSFD ('OSID `", JJJ111 FASIfP SUNDA, FaSI1. sullr � ��OSFD AS: SUNDAY � ++ rr F•i [A SUNDA, CAMBRIDGE - MISSISSAUGA NORTH YORK TORONTO/ IORONTo/ TCJRONTO/ WATERLOO CENTRAL DOWNTOWN RIVERDAL-E; MARKHAM PICKERING; OSHAWA --. DURHAM DURHAM 1 SCOTT PAPER TRACTOR TRAILER LOAD SALE A Nola 1;i::PAPEP rrT0WE11_A PRODUCT OF U.S.A. PRODUCT OF U.S.A. CALIFORNIA !_A 1. • NESTLE CARNATION • SHIRRIFF ADDED TOUCH DI 11 Camt H r0.7 ` 1 1 KRAFT CANADA I� i094 1Amk PRODUCT OF U.S.A. OR MEXICO • #1 GRADE KlWkEs 1 l � •P.4SSIo!v , 1.1 MARIVIAI.ADE 1.69) PAS y �9 0o sox DISK AH CAR L «``Y�,�� S�9 KU EA EA ,Aa LA^ _ •.A. g • ,J.lu�l.►'7 L9 • BROWN •CO.VARIETIES• • • • ><>� AHOY - O G O �COrIT �R,C COLA S_ N C 1�S Y L BO'ITL.E CA -W OF 2f : 355 ml. TTll I T ��1�TGFR.TNFs %Im 6w F1LL YOUR i RAG BAG o44� ` • C ATO' t • 7O. 9C; -,)9E 279 'l IM M.R lie • _z. EA AL I COFFEE RICH FROZEN KI KIDS MAPLE LEAF RODUCT OF S A apr,�,�„• OF 30 180 , k CARTON 1.49: X Ea.99 ° E�..79 , � � IC o �� i25 EA,' DOZ MEDWM SIZE 113s 7CZ�^•' HONEY DEW FROZEN �? n .--•mac �'r� &�� e n c 1 A TETLEY TEA CO PRODUCT OF U S A GRADE CALIFORNIA PROOLCT DG iLE APSEN-INA S A - c+ URADE Dril,le • • I �ERIIAGE F')OU� •'•F 7AL_ :i'. PRODUCT OF U S A - '" -- S a EX��A -=•N�- -.E • n i H " 1 id -0 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO • CANADA" GRADF PRODUCT OF U S A CALIFORNIA IN FAIJ Dif 910) PRODUCT OF CANADA GRADE PRODUCT OF PNTARIO CANADA FANCY GRADE • • � 1 �;,-, .., ,,;..• ' � 1 J+1 1 V.:+ 11 ' 1 I 1,•: it 'isl NYI rl 1 A 1 JI 1 �1►� ,�;� a �-- .. KELLOGG S CANADA /(' KRAFT CANADA • POURABLE — GENERAL MILLS • ,i1111iIII P+ - .., • •SAT. .. vol get rood valu(� when You shop at Knob Hill Farms„ - UMCT PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29. 1997 Fri e rsuy one week, get (g05) the 2nd free! Call us for TORONTO . details LINE Applies to Articles For 798-76 72 6830707 Salo and vehicles For Sale only, GARAGE SALES only $35+GST visa FM Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival and receive a gift certificate ��+GST entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers Careers Careers CareersRITIT Careers Careers areers10 I I 1 1 I II I 1 1 C • , i meriws j ec for swim School of Business "Why CD/ College? .. . . • a i u t, I K's a great place to leam Accounting and Computers dusiniess Administration dusirmss A Computer Applications Computer Support Specialist Network A Communications Computer Programming M.C.d.A. Computer Applicatie Executive Secretary Loyal Admin Assistant Medica[ Office Assistant Hotel R Restaurant Operations 11th A Beverage Management Travel and Tourism Dental Chairside Assistant Dental Receptionist Sher Ctxo3es Cheracol rr Osrrawa ONy. PICKERING 420-1344 TORONTO BUSINESS COMPUTERS SECRETARIAL PICKER CAMPI HOSPITALITY 1454 Kingstor 420-1344 Sorra Copes■ OftW in Os/rawv ONy Prepare yourself Our individualized learning pian provides for a new career unique program packages in day or evening ■ Programmer Analyst classes. Train with others in a hands-on, ■ Network Specialist business -oriented environment. • IAN Administrator ■ Computer �CDI COLLEGE Maintenance Technician revrrur•re OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY Call today technology Oshawa 28 campuses across Canada including trainingstarts soon 434-8585 Tsr—towo NNot" Yok ewmarket . COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST/CNE NETWORK ADMINISTRATIOWWINDOWS NT • MICROSOFT OFFICE • WINDOWS • WORD • EXCEL • ACCESS • POWERPOINT DIAMOND INSTITUTE Of Business and Computer Technology 95 Bayly St. W. 12 CLAMS Suite 11/404, Ajax, Ontario Call us at (905) 427-1922 'Financial assistance may be avail We to throe who quaff 1 Gertaral General Help 1 Help MffjT—G;;-WW- ASSEMBLY LINE I Help SUPERVISORS (F/M) Full-time $8-10/hour Markham Rd. k Steeles 1-2 years previous supv. exper. in production/ manufacturing environment. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Apply in person to: Global Human Resources, 777 Warden Ave., Ste. 217, Scar (below Eglinton). Mon Apr 1- Wed Apr 2 between 10 aro - 3 pm g decotbe o%uu Ofd, ja & A IORf -4Ontario Business ` � A l cot" 576-9175 zoo John St. W. Oshawa kill" low 14%IN cation - K. � ONLY 12 ij OR S MONTES! 200 John St. W. Oshawa Midtown Mall FINANCIAL SERVICES CAREER SEMINAR . The Mutual Group. a leader in financial services with as- ses of over S" billion, has select openings in their Whitby agency. This serni- nar is an introduc.•tim to our independent business op- portunity. Where Jackson's Touch of Class. 161 Con- sumers Road, Whitby When: Thursday, April 10. 1997. 7 00 p.m - 9 00 p m. Considered candidates should 'possess an en- trepreneurial spirit 'enjoy -relating and helping peo- pie 'want the control that Comes with business ow- nership -be looking for a rewarding career 'be seH- motivated 'have denion- straf d success in their ca- reer, but are looking for more. It you'd kke to loam more about this opportunity, call today to reserve your pace at our financial serv- ices caner senwiar. GEM- MA STEVENS. (905) 668- 9669 The Mutual Group. THE NAIL STATION Ca. lost Training Center Be- conre a ned technician. aver framing available in artificial nay. ear candling. tips. coatings. pedicures. -ng. (905) 723-0083 1 General General General Help I HelpIM Career Opportunities for... Manager & Assistant Manager Trainees Growing children's wear chain has immediate openings for energetic experienced professionals to join our successful retail team in Oshawa and Pickering. Casri I," lard possess the lellowiap: • Minimum 2 years experience in fashion retail • Reliability, self-motivation, aggressive salesmanship • Flair for merchandising displays • Very competitive salary package offered • Advancement potential Please fax or mail your resume to Human Resources at DRIVERS NEED for delivery of newspapers, Ajax area. 5 daystweek. Must have full size van. Call 728-1243 leave message. Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Seruicefa A -Z Prslsaaloeal drivers immedstallir fuli Vw S A� 50004W mile1Draaius � 1 hd,.t+l• *& w. ha abat►acL as Police daWWM. we ow paiid Wows. salary bo - mom, bansrit package, good avuipm.m. cmip•ti. udaP a I�tslya�t-sort. We am by far The #1 Distributor of Ayers in our area. Have your flyers delivered call.: � � 3-511 any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The Newspaper mat everybody neeis. News Advertiser and ask for .a e THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 199'7 -PAGE 27 General General IM General GeneralGeneral IM, General General General General Help Help Help Help IM Help HelpIM, Help Help MHelp CCEPTING applications all positions Door Pe Bartenders. Waitress/ Oder. Short Order Cooks. s! be 19. Apply within. Palace East, 947 DII- hngham Rd Pickering AN established day spa re - estheticians, H M T.s. nail technicians, la:hable, excellent custom- • service. Call for interview its 8128 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE yews Advertiser requests 'rat advertisers check 'heir ad upon publication as News Advertiser will not be 'esponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and 'here shall be no liability for ,lon-insertion of arty adver- s,meni Liability for er- -ors In ads is limited to ft amount paid for the space Occupying the error. All copy Is subject to Itle ap- proval of management of News Advertiser. DICKIE DEE, Cash paid daily. Ice cream vend- ing routes avail- able in Ajax & Pickering. Students to seniors. 428-7380 tAHN 5400 - $600 per week from home' Clipping coupons. processing mail mall, assembling products. 24 hr. (416) 812-6891 Earn $2.500 a month from home! Completing easy questionnaires for custom- ers. (416) 812-6892 code 6 EASY PHONE WORK at our office Day & evenings hours. Starting immedient- ly Training provided. $7/hr . good bonus. Call Heather (905)721-0021 ESTHETICIAN wanted for full-time contract in the months of August and Sep- temer Please call Cindy at Cinful Beauty 434-5299 (work) or 432-7015 (home) EXPERIENCED FLORAL help required Please reply to hie • 9786. Oshawa This Week, PO. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontano. L1H 7L5. EXPERIENCED nail tech. nician, be your own boss, reasonable rent, estab. lished North end salon, lull time/part time. Please reply I o file a 9787 PO Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario L 1 H 71-5 EXPERIENCED, MATURE Waitresses, Cooks & part time ( wkend.) Hostess Required immediatley Drop off resume t0 1660 Kingston Rd. Unit #1 Pickering We pay yUu meetly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A. S.E. to Five Star Enterprises 1848 Liverpool Rd., Suite 213 Pickering, Ont., LIV 6M3 FULL or Part lime hair styl- ist desiring to loin an es- tablished beauty and well- ness studio and spa We welcome your resume. if you are aligned wuh a ho- listic lifestyle and consider yourself progressive. along with a willingness to learn Clientele and a minimum of 3 years experience an as- set Elegance Image Stu- dio and Spa, 123 Athol St Whitby, LIN 3Z1 Attention Beverly HAIRSTYLIST wanted, im- mediate poscion guarani tee plus commission, full. time or part-time. 723-8030 HAIRSTYLIST. Nail tech- nician Lorg established Beauty Salon, for sale or rent (reasonable) fully equipped, (7 stations). hoice North Oshawa soca- ' on, Don't miss owning your own business. 725- 1171 HOME WORKERS Ur- gently Needed jt' to $8200/wk " Easy work" "No experience required" For free details send a SASE to Skylde Enterpris- es. 150 Clark Blvd Suite 247, Brampton Ont L6T 4Y8 INVENTORY CONTROL ShipperiReCe,ver We have an immediate opening for the position of 'Inventory Control' Shipper. Receiver. The applicant should have warehouse experience in picking/packing, shipping documents and have good organizational skills Please send resume to 119 Franklin Street, Ux- bridge. Ontario L9P 1,15 Ann Operations Only can- didates bung interviewed will be contacted IT PAYS 'o lose weight' Yo'. Cok good Feel great and earn extra income Call 571 5063 LANDSCAPE Construc- tion Foreman 'male or fe- ma e; Mus' oe expen enced in all areas of land- scape construction Call (905) 432.8997 between 12 30pm - 5pm. Mom Fri LICENSED or Apprentice Stylist reele(I par' t me position, some full-time hours. $8 to start. profit- sharing, birthday pay, good working conditions For in- terview call 905-428-1607 19=VAW ..Harvey's Serving Swiss Chalet is opening a NEW LOCATION in North-east A)ax. VVe require Part time and full time people. :applications will be handed nut and received at: Harvey's Restaurant 15 Westney Rd. N., Ajax OnTue,Jay April I hcl%kt: n I - ppm LOOKING FOR 30 PEOPLE To start right away In 'ull *me areas of Oshawa Company. All areas must be filled by April 15th. Pay vanes - Call Louise for full time 721-0299 MONEY National corporation needs 5 people to work out of town, for month of April. Meet our qualifications and earn 52000. Some expenses will be paid. Call for an appt. Mon. March 31, 1997, 723-3411 and ask for Mr. Lyon. MANAGER cis, ^•,; wore _,Crar.hsmg. buy - ^g & personnel experience an asset Salary commen- surate wilt experience Pepy by fax to 905.372- )125 Dur Custom Katcher de 9anment �s rapioly expand - ng 'Ne are Iooxmg for an axper,erced part-time cfchen designer for wee. •ends & some evening N,Ik Please send fesume N-th refererces to F -le +9785. PO Box 481. -,shawa. Ontario L1 H 71_5 RIDING INSTRUCTOR warteo - Ajax give ba - English Lessons to --,vldren and adults Non smrkirg tatahbes Call 905- 686464' for an interview SIGNATURE HAIR an excli,swe na:• cairn in Whitby. is looking for a styl- ist & nail teem ciar with own taientele. commission based. call 430-8787 STUDENTS Wanted 'c W,rkr 'un a'mpr ,ie paint, g & marketing pos,- tions, fullipa,t-time summer jobs, start ,,med,ale,y Pickering 420-5132. Ajax 4282212 TELEMARKETER re- gi,•ed. »w.. g_ season- al, work at dome good re- numeratcr Call 686- 436 • • • Painting 8 • Moving 8 • Flooring, • 'arderling d • • e 3x Financlat • • -3x Financial • ' ' Improvements •M11 Improvement •M11 Improvenxnts • Decorating • • Car tin • :andsa i • • • Storage Pe 9 p rg Directory • • Directory CANDO QMD RENOVATIONS INC. 673 Quality home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL - Kitchens • Basements • Windows - Door - Bathrooms - Etc. 905-686-5211 VM gin, Improvements RV DGET HOME IiMPROVFAU 4M Basement Apts , Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions. electrical, drywall, decks. ceramic tiling & countertops 15 yrs. Exp. call Mario (905) 6194663. cel. (416) 5664663 Wood Fencing Decks - Chain Link - lion Drilled Holes - Set Posts FREE estimaass Call Steve 905.509-SO77 mobile 416-729.1348 DOORS ■R• IIS GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 CARPENTRY free estimates, house additions, Msemet5, decks, trim work, door in stallation, baseboards, sheds, roof repairs, (995) 619.2930 Bill Jr. J.P. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Renovations, carpentry, siding , drywall taping, trim, paint- ing,bathrooms, finished base- ments, garages. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Call Phil 436-5873 K -C. Aluminum Siding, soffit, eaves, farfara, vinyl and al rlwlun. Low, low per• 0jafilly Workmanship Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 CASA rarova0om - the drywall - bathrooms basements- etc. LoeTn0e B 12563 FREE estimates 416-200.0153 416-269-9010 NOIE SERVICES • AdMion III MMV86Wtfli Cudom •Lkensed felt • Free ltstimaleS John RETILE TUB AREA NEW TILE 4 COLORS $399. (416)282-8934 THE ENVIROMENTAL TECHNOLOGY GROUP. Professional Engineers, specializing in residen- taY and commercial septic systems. design. 905-836-5438 and wallpapering S'ucc, �edirgs General repairs Top quality work at reasonable prices 20% off for Senors Call for a FREE Estimate 40496.9 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Extenor European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 • , RoofingAppliance • Repair A&C ROOFING, Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guaranteed. Free estimate.. Call Andrew at (905) 42"704 APPLIANCES Fridge, stove, washer, dryer, electronics, N. VCR, microwave, etc. Free estimates, Pickup & delivery. 416.283- 3907, 416-208-7414, pager 416-295-4909. 1;111Z] Plumbing POW Moving & • Storage DOUG CLARK PLUMBING, Licensed ,insured, repairs& alteratlors, new bathrooms and renovations, pump FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRIS. EXP. 686-5172, 24 HRS. 1-800431-2383 Will move anything big or small. Service available 7 days a week. 24 hours. Very Reasonable Rates Can #1-416-5P53- 144 AJAX Moving Systems full services, moves, ap- pkance and piano special- ists. Flat rate or houty. We now have heated storage units. Now offering We boxes witll move. Park and load special, starting at $99, and up. Car for infor- mation, 725.0005 or 427 -ODDS MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS Ne - -,Cie I,,,.- aryw-efe ar•y" C0rrVWC4 7 r•sC•nta,. Padug ng, storage and axes available Senor S -xC rank dacowts Free estxnam 571-0755 1-M-491-0600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move bog or small we once them all' Free esnm senors discount, s -A lice moves Appliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call 432.2950. DIEN 11YTTH LARGE TRUCK Will do household moves, residenbal. commercial. All types of moves. Cad Cart or Jade 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments. of- hm, Appliances and Rano Specialists. Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed. in- sured. Free Estimates. Exeeltiant service. Call 436-7795. SELL R NOW "CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-2238 cvi�Rp e_r t txdnw,rn., i5 vd, )199 ilr tAlled nS cit carpet. i1S•q_ yd. in tilled (includin r paJ ) F F •_ ESM \' Lan scar r da"); (9os)'ud3106 =ELAX 'HIS YEAR -ave LAN D Mowing Ltd. axe :are ;t your lawn Dave 905436--333 Book '1Cw aril receive Free Spring or Fall Clean -Up' • House • Cleaning Parry Services MAIDS TOP RATE CLEANING, COMPETEIVE PRICES. ONE MAID SERVICE 619-3282 sum KAM SERVICE #I in quality Cleaning NOW spring SPOCW Insured & Bonded 839-5413 MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions it All ages CALL JEFF 839-7057 I "Off WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Chldren s Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magk3an. CaU fErrsk bibs -4932. PAY K'�'.: �, N .PING II RVIC BOCKKEE= `,3'LAOS PAYPGt-1- raOBLEMS7 'AX RLII.G C'L_b VA_ -- RESUME RUSHES'] RATES YOU CAN AFFORD CALL: 905-427-8688 EDITH COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING SERVICE c r small %s -cess =roe perccic financial state- merts analtrsis keeps you or !rack Kevin Battle 683-3060 in -about 2 wks "FREE e -FILING" -JA Returns prepared by P-cleSsic,ai ACCC�n'ar! Judy Kuksis CGA 905-420-2091 Corp -ass ssrvic•S avd�aote Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be respon- sible for more Man one irmr- tion in the event of an • HealtheM House • House Beauty Cleaning • Cleaning MALE anatomy enlarge- ment. Professional vacuum pumps or surgical. Gain 1.3 inches safely & permanent. FREE brochure: Dr. Joel Kaplan (312) 409.9995. 4 'GaNening 8 : ' Ganlening & Landscaping LandWAWnv The Finishing Touch Cleaning and Furniture Refinishing "everything old looks new again" Sandra Dee I i Home (905) 831-6049 Pager(416)426-5173 Gardening & • Gardening & OR ILandscaping • Landscaping TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVAL Avoid the Rush ,•;. Landscaping "Free Estimates" call Dave 831-7055 0140 T/ l 01- F.Z4 1= • • • Painting 8 • Moving 8 • Flooring, • 'arderling d • • e 3x Financlat • • -3x Financial • ' ' Improvements •M11 Improvement •M11 Improvenxnts • Decorating • • Car tin • :andsa i • • • Storage Pe 9 p rg Directory • • Directory CANDO QMD RENOVATIONS INC. 673 Quality home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL - Kitchens • Basements • Windows - Door - Bathrooms - Etc. 905-686-5211 VM gin, Improvements RV DGET HOME IiMPROVFAU 4M Basement Apts , Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions. electrical, drywall, decks. ceramic tiling & countertops 15 yrs. Exp. call Mario (905) 6194663. cel. (416) 5664663 Wood Fencing Decks - Chain Link - lion Drilled Holes - Set Posts FREE estimaass Call Steve 905.509-SO77 mobile 416-729.1348 DOORS ■R• IIS GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 CARPENTRY free estimates, house additions, Msemet5, decks, trim work, door in stallation, baseboards, sheds, roof repairs, (995) 619.2930 Bill Jr. J.P. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Renovations, carpentry, siding , drywall taping, trim, paint- ing,bathrooms, finished base- ments, garages. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Call Phil 436-5873 K -C. Aluminum Siding, soffit, eaves, farfara, vinyl and al rlwlun. Low, low per• 0jafilly Workmanship Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 CASA rarova0om - the drywall - bathrooms basements- etc. LoeTn0e B 12563 FREE estimates 416-200.0153 416-269-9010 NOIE SERVICES • AdMion III MMV86Wtfli Cudom •Lkensed felt • Free ltstimaleS John RETILE TUB AREA NEW TILE 4 COLORS $399. (416)282-8934 THE ENVIROMENTAL TECHNOLOGY GROUP. Professional Engineers, specializing in residen- taY and commercial septic systems. design. 905-836-5438 and wallpapering S'ucc, �edirgs General repairs Top quality work at reasonable prices 20% off for Senors Call for a FREE Estimate 40496.9 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Extenor European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable service. 420-0081 • , RoofingAppliance • Repair A&C ROOFING, Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guaranteed. Free estimate.. Call Andrew at (905) 42"704 APPLIANCES Fridge, stove, washer, dryer, electronics, N. VCR, microwave, etc. Free estimates, Pickup & delivery. 416.283- 3907, 416-208-7414, pager 416-295-4909. 1;111Z] Plumbing POW Moving & • Storage DOUG CLARK PLUMBING, Licensed ,insured, repairs& alteratlors, new bathrooms and renovations, pump FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRIS. EXP. 686-5172, 24 HRS. 1-800431-2383 Will move anything big or small. Service available 7 days a week. 24 hours. Very Reasonable Rates Can #1-416-5P53- 144 AJAX Moving Systems full services, moves, ap- pkance and piano special- ists. Flat rate or houty. We now have heated storage units. Now offering We boxes witll move. Park and load special, starting at $99, and up. Car for infor- mation, 725.0005 or 427 -ODDS MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS Ne - -,Cie I,,,.- aryw-efe ar•y" C0rrVWC4 7 r•sC•nta,. Padug ng, storage and axes available Senor S -xC rank dacowts Free estxnam 571-0755 1-M-491-0600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move bog or small we once them all' Free esnm senors discount, s -A lice moves Appliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call 432.2950. DIEN 11YTTH LARGE TRUCK Will do household moves, residenbal. commercial. All types of moves. Cad Cart or Jade 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments. of- hm, Appliances and Rano Specialists. Senior and Mid -Month Dis- counts. Licensed. in- sured. Free Estimates. Exeeltiant service. Call 436-7795. SELL R NOW "CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-2238 cvi�Rp e_r t txdnw,rn., i5 vd, )199 ilr tAlled nS cit carpet. i1S•q_ yd. in tilled (includin r paJ ) F F •_ ESM \' Lan scar r da"); (9os)'ud3106 =ELAX 'HIS YEAR -ave LAN D Mowing Ltd. axe :are ;t your lawn Dave 905436--333 Book '1Cw aril receive Free Spring or Fall Clean -Up' • House • Cleaning Parry Services MAIDS TOP RATE CLEANING, COMPETEIVE PRICES. ONE MAID SERVICE 619-3282 sum KAM SERVICE #I in quality Cleaning NOW spring SPOCW Insured & Bonded 839-5413 MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions it All ages CALL JEFF 839-7057 I "Off WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Chldren s Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magk3an. CaU fErrsk bibs -4932. PAY K'�'.: �, N .PING II RVIC BOCKKEE= `,3'LAOS PAYPGt-1- raOBLEMS7 'AX RLII.G C'L_b VA_ -- RESUME RUSHES'] RATES YOU CAN AFFORD CALL: 905-427-8688 EDITH COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING SERVICE c r small %s -cess =roe perccic financial state- merts analtrsis keeps you or !rack Kevin Battle 683-3060 in -about 2 wks "FREE e -FILING" -JA Returns prepared by P-cleSsic,ai ACCC�n'ar! Judy Kuksis CGA 905-420-2091 Corp -ass ssrvic•S avd�aote Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be respon- sible for more Man one irmr- tion in the event of an • HealtheM House • House Beauty Cleaning • Cleaning MALE anatomy enlarge- ment. Professional vacuum pumps or surgical. Gain 1.3 inches safely & permanent. FREE brochure: Dr. Joel Kaplan (312) 409.9995. 4 'GaNening 8 : ' Ganlening & Landscaping LandWAWnv The Finishing Touch Cleaning and Furniture Refinishing "everything old looks new again" Sandra Dee I i Home (905) 831-6049 Pager(416)426-5173 Gardening & • Gardening & OR ILandscaping • Landscaping TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVAL Avoid the Rush ,•;. Landscaping "Free Estimates" call Dave 831-7055 PAGE 2&THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1997 affGeneral Generalaiff Skilled10 Skilled Skilled Skilled Skilled HoSPW Bargain Help M Help Help Help Help IM Help Help IM, Merllca9DenW;W1 Comer USED CAR MANAGER required for busy GM dealership WE OFFER: • Excellent income opportunity with salary and bonus • Demo or car allowance • Highly motivated sales staff • Medical and Dental benefits • Large inventory of new and used cars YOU OFFER: • High energy and enthusiasm • Knowledge of used car market • Strong human relation skills • Innovative merchandising and pro- motional systems which contributes to your bottom line. Apply with resume including work experience to: File # 9789, Oshawa Whitby This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, L1H 71-5. THE WINCHESTER ARMS s seen^, outgc ,ng energetic d creative people for the following po- sitions General Managers, Floor Managers Super. visors. wait stall 8 experi- enced line cooks Please send resume to I D9 King Street West Bowmanviue. Ont LIC 3Z9. Ann Lisa Miller No Phone Calls Po- sibons available in ail Dur. ham Regan Locations TUTOR REOUIRED to come •- Ty 1. ,e and teach piano Please ran 427-70)0 ask for Richard WAIT STAFF a COOKS needed m.^_r-,,,r- . yews experience for casual din - 09 restaurant , apply *nth in Dakota Bob's. 1755 Pick Ming Parkway WANT TO BE YOUR OWN eGSS Studio S K O Were looking for mocer- up-to-date 'a-rstyltsts for Chair rentals Please apply in person 108 Dundas St W. W"%,tby or call 430- 9397 Office IE Help JUNIOR Clerical position to, ae-',ianent pa•t-hme contract in West Durham Excellent oraL'wnnen Eng- ksh PC skills a small office experience requ,red Re plies to FN 69782 01 wavWheby, Treks Weer PO Box 481 Oshawa ON L'H 7L5 sales He* i AgerKs POSITIVE, asswuve sakes pe,sor Io• commission sales computer skins an asset Fax resume to (905433-5041 Sales Help/ Agent SALES CLOSERS e quI,ed Must be DOS7tive and enthusiastic. stave di- rect home sales expen- ence. excellent commission structure, all appomtmenis provided. reliable ca, a must Sears an handling system Call 428-2010 SALES PERSONS Career to, 'e w tri. t a-tegree We are looking for mature, hardwork ng people no will frair for our leadership Positions For an interview call 428-7897 or tax 428- 2103 SALES REPS- Required to, P,aief•r W -if" and Ajax Canada s leading Home Seiler Assistance Company needs you' no real estate license re- gwredfull training provid- ed and must have a car You -11 be requ-ned to do appointments in evenings and some weeke, cs but r e rewards are great and . )u, schedule is flexible -inly see Motivated People Need Apply " Earnings $40 -• 305-83' 799c ELECTRONIC PREPRESS ( 8 month contract position.) Must be experienced in a commercial printing environment. Film output and scanning skills are essential. Proficiency in Quark. Photoshop. Pagemaker and Illustrator are a must. Experience on Mac platform Is required. PC experience is an asset. Qualified candidates please fax resume to: 416 - 495 - 6630 CLASS RAN MECHANICS Full time, Salaried Please mail resume to: Attn: Manager 1016 Brock Rd., Unit #2 Pickeringr Ontario L1W 3M] R.I.B.O. LICENSED C.S.R. Required by GENERAL INSURANCE BROKER 'Agency Manager' experience preferred Fax resume cio Mrs Richards 905-428-8672 'Hospibu Hospital/ Medit:allDen�l IM, MedcaUDental MAKE A DIFFERENCE Excellent career opportunity for. a high energy outgoing efficient person who enjoys interesting and challenging work in a team environment, committed to pro- viding patients with superior service and gentle quality health care. Excellent telephone com- munication skills and experience In cheerfully serving the public essential. Apply in person West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Highway 7 East Unionville, Ontario. Skilled Help Skilled Skilled 10 IM Help Help WANTED Chau 'A- T,ua Medlar.: t, work - - Mack trucks Fax resume 905- 683-9492 attn Semce Manage, DUCT CLEANING-echn,- c,ar Mus' t* dependable. ,ardwork,ng and not afraid of long Says Good driving 'ecolc w.R. mechanical ap- titude a must 428-2C10 EXPERIENCED R v TECHNICIAN wittr Class A mechanic licence Expern- ence with motor homes and thea related equipment Ropy .nth resume to Box 31051 Ajax Ma,ketptace PO. 475 Wesiney Rd Norm Ajax. ON LIT 3V2 HVAC SERVICE PERSON. Sears indoor clear air services seeking an expen- enced residential service person Sep starter to have a minimum of 2 years ex- perience serving residen- tial HVAC equipment Pos- sess all mandaory Wakh- Cibons and people skills Fop time position For anter - view fax resume 905-428- 2452 HospW Mt�ica Da fafcal1 wdicall1 w«�r� V- 1 i INFERTILITY WORKSHOP IVF CANADA Presents an informal Workshop for couples experiencing infertility problems. Topics covered by the professionals at IVF Canada will include malelfemale infertility investigations, ovulation induction therapies and the new reproductive technologies available in the nineties. A full presentation on Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI)-an exciting scientific break- through for the treatment of male infertility, will also be made. Date: Saturday April 5/1997 Time: 1:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. Location: Holiday Inn (Harmony Hall) 1011 Bloor E. Oshawa, Ont Light refreshments will be served. To Reserve Your Complimentary Seat, Call Margaret at IVF Canada (416) 754-8742 IVF Canada, creating families since 1983. A leading international distribution company has an immediate requirement for a: PROGRAMMER -APPLICATION SOFTWARE The successful applicant must have a college degree in Computer Science involving Programming and Systems Analysis, and have 3-5 years experience with C++ Development in a Windows Environment. Familiarity with MS Access or Foxpro for Windows would be an asset. The applicant should have a good working knowledge of current Window Software packages and Novell LAN hardware configurations. As a programmer, you would be part of a team responsible for custom application development using Visual C++ in a Windows and Novell Netware environment. If you are interested and would enjoy working in a fast -paced, non-smoking environment, reply by Friday, April 4, 1997 to Lenbrook Industries Limited, Human Resources - File 0335, 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ont. L1W 3K1 Fax: (905) 831-6936. No agentdes/phcne calls please. We will review and consider all resumes although we are only able to respond to those who are selected for interviews. We thank all others for their interest. Lenbrook Industries Limited is Committed to employment equity. 4EED KRAFT Canada At KRAFT, we focus on our mission of providing good food a good food ideas to consumers. As Canada's leading manufac- turer and distributor of packaged food products, we take PRIDE in the quality of our products and our people. To achieve our mission, we are committed to a work environ- ment where Team Work and Learning is recognized. Currently, our operation in Scarborough has opportunities for: Production Team Operator's ...to take responsibility for the operation, maintenance and pro- cess control of our packaging equipment, quality of our pro- ducts and involvement in a shift team environment. We are looking for people who enjoy working in a team environ- ment, have strong communication and interpersonal skills, and are ready for an opportunity which offers challenges and re- sponsibility. Preference will be given to candidates who have post secondary education and experience in an automated Production environment. ShM Maintenance Support . to work as part of the Production Team in supporting the maintenance of our process and packaging equipment, and take responsibility for the operation , maintenance and process control of our utility equipment and facility. Take responsibility in leading the daily planning and communication of all main- tenance activities, and in leading the training of operators in proper maintenance skills and techniques. Preference will be given to candidates who have progressed through the Millrtrrght Apprenticeship Program, have obtained their Ontario Millwright Certificate, and have 3-5 years experience in a production ernvi- Please send your resume to: Oshawa This Week File 0 9790 P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 7L5 Production Team OperaWnRluote The 1200 Shift tNainanartce Support - quote file • 400 �We thank all alppkcants br their interest. We n7gret that no phone nor agency Will be accepteft We !tial coated onfy /In Witivals selected for an interview. IM �Ned 1 r � 1 Ywd Sales HVAC 11 'll' Technician required Ion conintercw a Q:CYCLES PLUS A01CArtbal work. Fop-tirrna. ZME SWAP AIC a Gas Fgtar 1 pcensec fired. call 905-683- 0380. 05 sea April &rll Stn 6th LANDSCAPE Construction Foremen. mninaun 5 years experience with interlock irstaidabon, retaining walls, decking, fencing etc. We are looking for an em- ployee for #* fulure. Fax resume to (906)669-4400. LICENCED Truck Mechan- ic required for full time work. Please call Newcas- tle Racydmg Limited an 905-786-2046. Call 436.6040 for details YARD SALE Vendors Wanted APRIL STH - 6TH $10.00 Per Table, per day CONTACT PETE (905) 436-0644 AT BARKLAY'S MEDICAL SECRETARY. This Is an Immediate open - ng for work with a surgeon at the Markham-Stouffville Medical Health Centre. The Ideal candidate must have prior medical experience. (at least 3.5 years), excel. lent organizational skills. superior knowledge of Lo- tus Smart Suite, some un- derstanding of medical bill- ing program, dictation at 80-90 wpm, flexible hours. (usually 9-5). and is able to work Independently. Please indicate on your re- sume expected salary range Those interested in applying for the above po- sition should tax or mad their resume with a cover- ing letter. Only those Invited to an interview will be con- tacted. No phone calls please. Mad to. Attn. Car- men. 377 Church St., Suite G01, Markham. ON L60 1A1. Fax 905471.3751. MDaycare • I Wanted BABYSITTER Wanted in nny home In the Pickering area. References a must. Reliable car preferred. Call 839-6366 LIVE IWLIVE OUT Nanny requred for our 3 children (10 months. 3 a 4 12/ yrs) Full day school Ior 2 eldest Non-smoker Own transpor- tation Preferable. Ajax area References required 905- 428-3388 after 7 p m. or weekends. LIVE OUT nanny required for 7 month old. Drxte/Fnct area. Please call 839-2204 UVE OUT NANNY re- quired for our 4 yr old and 6 mo. old. non-smoking. Whaes(Firich area. 7 a -m - 6 p m weekdays Mae" w 11311-4461 Da)raare • Avail DAYCARE AVAILABLE, reliable, loving home All ages welcomed Nutritious meals plus nurturing emn- ronmertt. Sulbvan/Locker Cap Carmen. 428-9883 DAYCARE available at Whites Rd .'401 Non smoker Nutritious meals and snacks Arty ape wel- come Receipts given PINse w 831-55511 DAYCARE Available in loving home. will provide nutnbous Punches and snacks Dally aciv,tas and outings call Nancy 428- FULL Day. MonvtkutcfVel- ter school supervision, south Alex. St. John's Am- bulance certihdate. hot lunches, nutnbous snacks. dally walks. Call 427-2356. LOVING RELIABLE. worry free daycare. warm lunch- es. nutritious snacks, smoke free. Aaona/Pne- grover oakburn/Mfet creek cap Jackie 509.7787 MATURE, reliable day- care. Harmony/Beatnce area. Lots of toys and room fa play in a safe and happy environment. Excellent ref- erences. Call 434-882e. E. 1 etariftasa to • m(aUallleaa on Me World Wide Web and reach 60 million people. FREE delails. Cap 24hrs. 905-434-2170 Dep. Tw•2503. 1 FffeMwod FMIEw000, Excellwnt t>,takty tta►dwood.. Guar- artteled, extra long turfy seasoned, cut and split. Honest measurenterd. Free dobvegt Kozy Now Fire- wood 906-753-2246 FU*VA)DD: Roka Lum- ber a Firewood Cantte. 4'x111!12'. $60: 4ix8'x16', $65. Established 1963. Days 705.277-3361, Even- ings 905-434-6665. Free delivery to Oshawa area. Bargo1 Corner 1998 PLYMOUTH Voyag- er, Cosmetically a beauty, m -Mrifically a beast. $500. 1964 Chevetle, $350 as is. Cap 663.6336 A.J. CASSON prints, men ber group of 7 framed inch x 27 inch. $140 1irn Call (905) 420.6643 ALUMINUM boat, with lir well and trader. Good cor ddion.$500.obo.728-7252 BOOKS BOOKS BOOK' How about your own I Wary. For sale as one over 3,000 hardcovc books. many collector! plus s sets of encyclope dial. plus 4 custom but oak book shelves, measui ng 7 It. 10' x 12 h. lone You will have many mon books, leftover after filln, this library. with then lovely leather books in duding over $7.500 wortl of time fife series. In a about $20.000 value for ; fine price of $2.000. (905 263-8105 MAKITA 7 1/4' circula saw. electric brake. Bran, new. Never used. Stee carrying case. $200 Firm Call 905-728-7252, SECTIONAL COUCH parchment beige, excellen condition. $195. Also glas! top square cocktail table $50., call Laune 686-1843. Articles 1 for Sale STEF a Hanks appliances, now selling New a recon- ditioned appliances Branc new stoves, gas/electric, brand new Indges, reason. able rates reconditioned appliances: washer $2251 up. dryers $175/up fridges 5300/up. stoves $200/up. apt. -sae washers $300/up. NPL size dryers $250. 362 French St. Oshawa 91Y5- 432-7167 Warranty 6 mos. 18- DIGITAL Satellite Sys- tem 80 channels free for one year. Only $7.00 /wk. 1806267-9486 Will. FIBERGLASS Truck Cap, Ms any fullwehap- ton pickup. wh4e in colas, 3 years old. asking SSW, Call 905-721-4649 A PORTABLE (school room) $3995 Please cap 9tn-436-1330 ALPINE. Sony car stereos - Sur) box. Wilson. Slazenger to. rackets. ladles nght- hand goll dubs. IBM 486/66 computer. HP 4L laser PI ter, SVGA monitor. rm- Crowave. Cannon rebel -G. contax FITS carneras. new Wilt dubs. right-hand large Tador-made drivers, TEAC Home Stereo. 432-7728. BEDROOM Furniture. Baronet. white trench pro. vrtcial. 6 -drawer dresser. nwror, desk.bookcase. bedside table, captain's bed with 2-drawers8 4 - shelves. $800. Call 905- 43-7-3759 BUSINESS ITEMS For Sate Cash Register $75. Male Mannequin. Free standing $150. 2 Glass showcases $100 each. Inquire (705) 932-21x25. CARPET BROKER, 100%. Nylon thick. push. sten resistant carpet. For 3 moms, arty $369.00. Price ndkdes 30 Sq. yds carpet deknoe pad and installation in your hong. Free quota- tion . In your home. No n- lVrest. two psymerN for ane full year, Daniel, i -80p 217-0104. Carpet Mill Dnrilitfutas, 12 mines No payntertts, No inlenet, (OAC) 3 roars (300sg.ft.) irstaNad with dekm pad harts Qtly $ape. Spawla�, Ceramic SW Fos Snap At Harte. 1 a00- 663-6048. CARPET RNU oleniru- tors, 12 mortis No pey- rrtwNs, No iraereel (OAC) 3 MORN (300111q -Ill ittstded with dolum pad from only Ceranim; an od Flooring. Free Shop At Hoffm 11-800-863-61110611L CARPET- QUALmr call phi, Low prices uket oo- lours and fasNo s. Salic, IrsWigiliars, repairs. For free estimateic cap way 723-5296 or 70&3517 www✓J.syntpaetw.CIII - PM. CARPETS - lap of carpel 100% nylon, rww stairs re - Pease carpets on hand, I wig carpet 3 rooms, 1349. Pries irtckrdes carpet, pre- mium pad, expert instapa- don, fast dekery, free eslli- rrstes (30 yards). Norman 698-2314. Articles Articles' For Sale l For a Articles Sale ' for Sale For Sale M 0 0• M• 09 a u sa • Phillips 26' floor model TV i HOW ARE WE DOING. $300, Camping 88020, high Chau 525, 45 19.1 GMC Trude Z-50, Ex- Microphones and Accesso- TheThsNife*tlem dyeliserCas*dDgBltl' t M plastic drums $15 each. Call 579-1170. tsppnr*d1jp101Rf1gQ rcusIlXTelsv&1ffe best PIANO - Newcombe p SIMWevQUId ey=c3xb formerly player type It'SpC wtD te 1}destombelow. Ideal for beginner. present ly in Hampton United A 1. Was your call answered promptly? Stan- 905- 63.8018 bri Call 1 PIANOS -GRANDFATHER . CLOCKS - Owner buys oral s pleased to introduce our 'Home new home, must reduce . stock Best buys of the year 2. Did the Sales Representalin Offer friendly, on all pianos keyboards and Courteous Service? clocks Offer ends March 26/97 Not sure, rent • 10n Call Telep Piano. • bedroom & dining room 1OC°. rylon stain release. Woken springs. cables. SHEDMAN - Quality carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 rollers. openers installed wooden sheds W X 8' barn sq yd 1 Includes: carpet. $49 New doors/openers. kit, only $299 plus tax. 3. Are satisfied with the response to Many other sizes and styles you your advertisement? available Nso garages and decks 761 McKay Rd. . Unit 3. Pickering For more Prices. 905-985.8774 ;info. call 905-619-2093. 1 Classified Departntfent a SOUND SYSTEM! - lee 4. Suggestions or comments: ' for Sale Wow Soundboard. Mon,- P.O. Box 481 8 ors, Mains. Power Amps. We would like to hear from you. 19.1 GMC Trude Z-50, Ex- Microphones and Accesso- 865 Farewell St. If you prefer, ries 63500 or best offer please contact Fred Eismont 0 1 at 576-9335, or 683-0707 Oshawa, Ontario 1 or fill out this coupon 2565 0 and mail to: 1 OAKIPINE FURNITURE Tra0l Woodworking Classified Departntfent a SOUND SYSTEM! - lee Queen sized beds. 3 way fnoge. wrap around couch. ' for Sale Wow Soundboard. Mon,- P.O. Box 481 8 ors, Mains. Power Amps. included. Excellent cono'- 19.1 GMC Trude Z-50, Ex- Microphones and Accesso- 865 Farewell St. ■ ries 63500 or best offer 3526, 0 Must sell Call 905 -576 - Oshawa, Ontario movers. $5000 090. cal 2565 LiH7L5 1 OAKIPINE FURNITURE Tra0l Woodworking 1995 International. 22' 5 oral s pleased to introduce our 'Home 'Y=Saft51taC00r1IS p1@ M&WIlre d Dull SUCCM low Office' and 'Entertainment Centers' IM al all m m m m a 0 to IN 0 m We have added many new CARPETS. Lots of :arpets. GARAGE door repa"S, bedroom & dining room 1OC°. rylon stain release. Woken springs. cables. Poem as well We proudly handcraft what we sell and carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 rollers. openers installed oar the highest quality t sq yd 1 Includes: carpet. $49 New doors/openers. s available, any- any - premium pad and xhslala- Quality Plus Doors 416- where at low comprbtiw where Corr borl Free . seriOn 336-0073 Prices. 905-985.8774 discounts, carpet repairs Sam 905-686-1772. CARPETS- Try and save. New t Doti nylon. Stam - ass. Full prodll Inc irvas- able to suit any budget. Senior discount. Repair and restretcung ler bee si lunate. Call and 17 show you the difference. 10D% customers satisfaction guaranteed, Mike (905) 431-4040 COMPUTERS - 3K OR 466. complete with tax mo- dem. VGA color monitor, color ribbon printer, $575 Of $675 no tax. Phone Dennis 571-5291 COMPUTER multi media system. 486 DX40, 170ND. 8 meg ram, 1.44 floppy dove, 14.4 fax data modern, 1 meg video card. sound card, 4X CD rom, colour monitor, speakers, key. board. mouse. mini (ower. 5750. OBD. Can Marry M 905-728-7252. COMPUTERS - Complete with monitor Intel Pentium 166 with 12X CD rom, $1,599., upgrade to 486 OX4/100, $199 or /intN Pentium 120, $325. In- cludes mAther board and Processor). Parts Parts Parts. PCI Video $39.. cases $55.. 336 rrkodon $99., CD Flom kits herr $195. used monitors from S35. Lots more. Phone (905) 697.3059 Computer Clearance Centre. CONTENT SALE. Every thing must ga FuMM". Wall units, oriental rugs, TV's & much --ouch more - Call 571-5604 anyYrne- CUSTOM-MADE spit. Sol- id oak dining room 'snits, beautiful fabric an chairs, excellent corojodo h, askirhg $2400. Cal 905-s79-7358. DOUBLE STROLLER, $90• washer & dryer $600, snowblower 8 hp. $600, colour TV., $150, double trailer $400, exercise equipment , bike $60. row- ing machine $60, couch a chair5100, fridge $300, 'able & chair $150, stereo $600, etc., etc., 623-6342. FEDDERS Air Conditioner, Sofa & Chair, Solid nhapke r a wicker ockeAli me sonable andk excellen condition, Cell 723.8990 HOBBY ZONE (form" Stuff). Sports cards. carets. C.O.'s, wax pacts. action figures, supplies. Buy/S*W Trade Grand Opening 50% off Safe now on 100 Lupin Dr., Whitby (905WA5-1247 HO1/ER Patient Lotter with 2 slings with adaptors. asking $1500 Can 905-725-7529 MICKEY THOMPSON. Bala belted 29 x9 501t. Like new. $300.00 434-5096 MOVeI(ii sheer on steer white fits 10' window or argot, vary full, like new, paid $1600. asking 5500 Two night blindswith chain up & down. like nw. scal- lop bottom, fits 10' window paid $230 each. asking $75 each. Roller skates with case made in USA paid 5275 asking $90. wom four times, size 6-7. Phone 434--4932 MOVING SALE - cherry - wood table with 8 chairs, cherryovood china cabinet. sofa, lovessal and chair, twin beds, box and mat- trass, queen bed: box .mat- tress, lighted side tables and dresser. entertainment antra. two swivel lookers, stereo, cabirseL and speak- ers. 571-0574 MOVING SALE - INGLIS 21 cu- in. Trost free fridge, and seg clear" oven, al- mond Calor, $700 pool Vi- ing washer/dryer, one unit 2 years old $700., wood"n steno stand, 4 /5 sfhalves, glass doors, $50. 1990 Fad Aeroislar. 7 peaseng- er, all wheal drive, $8200• (WS)•&5-W6 MOVING SALE - Wakwt (in" table with 4 fila 1 lighted wood/glass hutch, www burnt. love seat & matching chair (like new), dk- stained bamboo couch and swivel chair, matching coffee table, tan leather swivel chair. 2 glass & brass and tables. varrery of framed pictures, 3 -section stackable wall unit, 3 -sec- tion side-by-side dark pine wall unit, white patio set (table, 6 chairs, umbrella and chair cushions), soft - cleaning stove with Cor- ningware top, 21 cu. ft. frost -free fudge (approx. 1 yr. old). 905-420-0974. USED FRIDGE $MS. and up. used stoves $200 anis lip, used washers 5250. drysis $179 and up Stand crew brand name fridges. 16 c.f. $605follow brand name 30' stoves 5449 and Lip. New scratch and dent bar tndges 5 c.f $249 SW phenson's Furniture and Appliances 227 Court St. Oshawa, 576-7448 WATER if you are con- cerned with the taste, smell b6'01 hook of your water, we can help Call for into 686- 6351 or 686-0234 after 5 pm Articles 1 Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an- ythng old. Scientific instru- ments. china, silver, adre- tisirig, toys. 6-0. dons, milk bottles, collections Of estates. Can Robert Bowers Antiques (905) 655-8049. Brookln. APPLIANCES Wanted, working or not working. Call Stars Appliances 905- 432-7167 WANTED - dirt bike 125cc, in good working order. or Triumph nwlorcyoe. 25 yrs - and older. Cal 666-8180 WANTED - fridge and stove, colour -white, in gently used condition and reasonady priced- Peace tall 985.7132 WANTED! Good used bi- cycles ler bills swap. Cal 905436.6040 for deals. ;01 Computer Anternet NEW MUSIC e -zone e hltpJAwww.durham- news.neN-aic2381n- dex-htrn PENTIUM 290 dream ma- chine. fully loaded. tons Of software, 6 months old, worth over $3600, must sell, Dan (905)619-0835. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29,191Y7 -PAGE 29 1 Co Video ' Co Video ' Automobiles or Sale Automobiles For SaleSnowmobiles �' Snowmobiles WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 Arts & • Crafts CERAMIC WAREHOUSE is teaching -The Art of Dry Brushing' during our April Seminars Very limited space left. Book Now Open Tues to Sat. 10-3. Thurs Note 7.9: New spring PCs, arriving daily 1333 Boundary Rd. Unit 2 Osha- wa. 905-725-6709 FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners Folk Art Classes starting April 10th. Also Sat morning and flexible day eve. and morning Masses available Will ac- commodate shill -workers For further information call 576-3947 VAe Lost & • Found FOUND Male LaWcross oionde between 4-5 months old. on Harbord Crs. Ajax. Now residing at Ajax Pet Care Centre. Owner may contact 428- 9160 LOST - male cal. Liver- ooOVFinch area. beige with while stomach. answers to Charlie In found please call 631-7127 LOST: Black Hockey Bag with cortents. on Saturday March 22nd. on Bary St. Ajax Please call 686-8972 MBowdov BORDER Coolers. working or competition. registered. wormed and Ist Mari. ready to go, 5300 Can 905- 99&_ 1030 SHEPHERD pup for sale Only one family raised CKC larnale shepherd left. Must sen last. Asking $450 Call 705-733-2486 BUTTONS HAS PUPPIES - Toy poodle black or white. ducaws and tads cupped, first shots Ready to go first weak of April 5350 Phone 1-705-639-5174. HORSE BOARDING New tarn has large box stalls available near Laker- oc9• and Taunton Rd Out- door ring. $175.00dmonth. Sue (905) 655-8369. ROTWEILLER puppies, 5 creeks. personality plus, loyal, fabulous tempera- ment, excellent with lids, $300. (905) 728-9024 (905)721-8795 LHASA APSO pups for sale. Reasonable. Non- sheddng, non-adergec. health guarantee. vet nee- ded. Rouse oar" start- ed. (705) 786-3124. K-9 KLUBHOUSE - Quick and easy dog trainvig, Jr. Puppy (10 weeks+) through advanced, fin. Tricks class. Summer oordormation classes ler beginning and experienced handlers. probkrn sdvil% plus. OA Am cal 905411*41852. DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION has marry lov- ing pets in need of Apses: Kittens as wait as cats, apes 6 months and to. most of width have been spayed or neutered. Medi- um to large bred dogs; Si- berian Husky, Shepherd / Collie X, American Esknho Spitz, Shepherd X, Austra- lian Shepherd X. Dogs Foster Homes also need- ed. Please Call 905-438- 8411. SELLING YOUR HOME? k*im about ow Soni' MR 911111110 PACUOR 683-MO7 • vee. el'pprdnq NEW FOR 1997!!! Private & s .i private IRSlrwitirM at K9 CONNF-(TIONS INK; OBEDIENCE PREF- 6 R. leather I ramfor lead In all new studimu. �'e4ermanan recrrriarended chases, poppies thew motility. Mining attentitai and tri- al preparatkin STA RTI N G IMMEDIATELY Gall join or rAane to rritnter 438-1711 MAutomobiles for Sale NEED A VEHICLE? Poor Credit' No credi17 Bankrupt? Call Tracie at 905-576-1800 or 1-888- 259-3673 I can help' 1984 CAVALIER, 2 door. 5 speed S1200 certified. (905)697-3201 1965 DODGE 600 Con- ventoke. $2.500 000 1965 22' titre form boat. 350 in- board VS Cornplete with We jacket & trailer $9,000 OBO 1964 Golden Falcon house trailer $4,000 OBO 576-0977 1996 BUICK Century Um- ited. •42 OX K^ Interior & body good Runs welt Ask - tong $1500 sk-tong1500 as is Caw 263 2993 1986 SUBARU Station Wagon. 4 -door. 4- o or, vNhn sow cassette. very clean throughout. no rust- lady -driven. $1350. Call 905-576-3317 1967 Chevy Astro Van. 4 3 auto. amYtrrr Cass, :dour blue wigrry. just earthed 117.000 km Asking 54800 579-5749 1997 Pontiac Firebird, well mainanea new tones, new brakes. marry new parts. as is. $1495 o b o Call 723- 3487 1999 CAVALIER Wagon. ve automatic only 96.000 km fulty-loaded. mint con diton. $4195 certified 1968 CAVALIER Z24. 5 -speed. nuns & looks excellent, red with black interior, $3995 certified 905-433-1787 190 Celebrity Eurosporl, V6, automatic. excellent running car, very dean. 52800 certified. Call 579- 0904 19.9 Isuzu I -Mark, certified. 5 speed, 4 door. air condo- tionwQ. amrtm cassette. ex- cellent mileage $1500. Cal 723-7749. PRICED to sag 1992 Mercury topaz GS excellent condition. only 61.500 kms, 4 boor. automatic. arN1m cassette, air conditioning. $5.900. Cal 579.4568. 19M CHEV SPRINT, red, automatic, 68,000 miles, well maintained, excellent condition, asking $3,250 certified. Telephone 725- 2879 or 725-1443. 1909 Mercury Topez. 4 ryl auto. $2195 art 1967 Pontiac oww wile, fully loaded. $1995 art. 1965 Matte Cabo, 8 cyl, 4 barrel. dust exhaust $1295as is. easiq c rlified. 404-9759 190 Z24, 2.8. very clean. $4900 certified. 571-0225 109 Lincoln Signature, white, mint condition, 136,000 kms., was certified in October, new brakes. muffler, etc., $12,000. Call (905)434-5840 1990 SUNBIRD LE, 2 dr. auto. emotion, new brakes, tikes, red- Very dean, non- smoker, $3500, obo. 721- 9663. 1969 Buick GS. 4 speed, 400 cu inch engine. stock. iroc blue, must be seen, excellent condition, Certi- lied $11,500. 420-7267 1991 FIREFLY, 2 door. 5 speed. Arai Cassette. Sunroof, Rebuilt motor with warranty. New rad. clutch $3750 can 571.0175 1994 CAVALIER Z22. 38,000 kil. air. purple, black/grey interior, mint condition. $10.900, flexible 432-3236 1994 GRAND PRIX SE. PMI P,'L P'S, PIM. Cruise. Tilt, Arrm'Fm Cassette. secur- .ry system. 79.000 km S14.500 Call 683-3020. 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6. ids abs. �0 p:w securdy system. 4 -door, ap- prox. 79.000 highway kms. $14.500 Like new, one 7wTter 905-683.3020 1994 Pontiac Tran Spon ;fiver 5 cylinder. in good ;ondmon. Call 432-2617 days or 571-5226 ever - fogs 1994 Z7' Eiri Cab 4x4 Oaded. 51.000 km, still un - ser warranty. $22,000 597-2760 199S Dodge Caravan SE. /6. lots of power options. ,on -smoke, 95K. $15,500 568-2137 1995 Nissan Quest XE. clue auto, lust 2. 000 km fully loaded. warranty. one oily Owner. Can after 7 p m 436-8658 2 1969 GMC VANS. 305 ve , aulo Carl $3500 o. 0,0, Call 9-5 at 428-0283 905433.9676. '989 AER OSTAR 'Jar, '.oaded. $4995 certified. 1989 FORD 4x4, $6495 certified 1989 CHEV Astro Van loaded. $5495 certified 905-433-9676 ARLIE SALES LTD. S20 Taunton Rd.E. Ostrava. Ont. 726.2755. 571.7779. Don" ;oox any 'ureter 'a +ons & trucks 'o choose from, including 35 pre- owned cars Plus 15 'As Is' Specials 1981 Ford Wag on $2575 1989 Cavalier Z24 $6495 1990 Cavalier Z24 $5995 19e7 Cadoxac Davdle 4 -door 55750. 1991 Cadillac Dewle $12.765 1993 Ponbac GrandAm 2. door $9800 1967 Nissan 300ZX, 55995 1991 Ponti- ac Sunbird 4 -door 55500 1993 Olds Achieve 4-000r 58995 1992 Cadillac Dwells $11.800 19W $al- um Cops full bad s7995 1995 Dodge Ram 1.2 -ton red 38 klm 515.400 1993 GMC Pickup $1 i 700 1990 Satan van loaded $8273 '.992 Chev S30 4x4 with cap 59996 -SPECIAL OF THE WEEK 19e5 Chev Citation 106 Kim certified. Only 52494 Dor! mvas this One. 'AT ARLIE'S,' WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE - dealer will ;e financing if you have turned down ailable for no :dit, bad credit d bankruptcy Call Janice (905) 666-3398 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. .^�^ can Classifieds a<'83-0707 or fax 579-2238 IT'S TIME FOR SPRING CLEANING AND WE'RE READY TO DEAL! VANS - WE HAVE 12 TO CHOOSE FROM 1995 - 1994 - EXAMPLES: 1994 Astro CL ext loaded. dutch doors. burgundy and silver, travel .n style for $13995 1993 Astro CL Ext. loaded, 70.000 km. beauty, $13.995. 1993 Safari. 8 passenger, 102,000 km, a steal at $1!,795, 1992 Sa- fari, 8 passenger. loaded, try this oneat S9.9951985 Chev Astro. 5 passenger. solid van. good runner $3.795. 1992 Plymouth Voyager Le. Quad buckets. loaded. 'Woody' $10.595.. 1990 Ford Aerostar. Eddie Bauer.exlen7ed, loaded. 56.995. TRUCKS 1988 Ford Ranger 4 yl 5 sod . certified, with cap. $1.995.. 1990 Ford F250. 5 8 hire, automatic. 41,000 ongnal kms. 58.295. 1991 Chev Silverado short box, step side, loaded. black. S11 895 SPECIALS - 1992 GRAND AM SE. 4 door 3 3 6 cyi loaded. white $6,995. 1991 Chev Cavah- er Z24, black auto. loaded. style on a budget. $4.695. 1992 Geo Tracker 5 spd . convertible, 103.900 kms. $6.495., 1992 Jimmy 4 x 4. 4 door SLE. loaded. pretty utility S12895 We have MOM oats on C W*hWS. Sunbircic etc. Come and see us at Certicar Amo Centre. ISS King Street West at Midtown Mall. 'Where our customers send tlrer mends' Open Sunday. Call (905) 579- 2996. CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spot^a^a , Down payments trorn $500 MorfNy payments from S I SO OAC Cars, trucks vans 1961 to 1996 Alandy ,auto Sales Ltd '46 Brock St N. Whoby Phone 905- 66£-3'i" NEED A VEHICLE? Credit prObiemsr Dow^payments from $30C monthly pay- ments 'tom S1DO OAC Cars from 1904-90 Call Buc ,416, 723-0352 1991 Chev Cavalier RS. 4 Or autc . 31 V6. maroon. loaded $5900 000 19@9 Dodge Caravan. 7 -pass auto S390o obo 434-2775 ' Automobiles Wanted CASH FOR CARS! We buy ..sec ver,aes Venues must be in running condi- tion Can 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayty, St East. Avail at MURAL' AUTO SALES A & A AUTO SALVAGE Top case' or scrap Abair - cloned and good cars trucks Call leu last for beat Poi . 89 FORMULA MX 470 L/C, GAUGES,SKINS HAND WARMERS, VLVS. GOOD RUNNER. DOUBLE BED TRAILER PKG DEAL $1,925 O.B.O. 705-328-1613 TIM. Apartments Apartments M11 For Rent EA � � For Rent AJAX WIND JAMMER APTS. 2 bedroom $785 3 bedroom $867 In family building. Fridge, stove, air, broadloom, underground parking included. Close to all amenities. 686-0841 weekdays 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. AJAX - Wil- PPE;p AO -S 2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 ap- pliances. underground parking 55 FALSY CRT MON. -FRI 9 A M -5P.M (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED ' Trailers I ' ' Ap rtrinents For Rent 19W HOMESTEADER '2 a 38 ". ' oaie ^orae C to 20 rbnda room Man trailer 'lily furnished One Ded- -aom, 4 oc bath. tnoge rug sae. propane stove and :von Eiectnc hot water. cock IC ■ 16. shed. new root on Fonda room. new carpel Located at Nests In Park on Hwy 36 bel - weer Lndsay and Bobcay- geon. on water Brand no, S45 J00 Asking $30.000 or best oder Leave message before 4 p mor call alter 5 p.m to 9 p.m Park sees ne- gotiable. Ask for Cense (905) 5793791 prom 24 hrs , 7 days 30 min service 905.686-5003 1995 DUTCHMAN Tent a 905.706-5234 Trailer, sleeps 8. King & Trucks Queen sized beds. 3 way fnoge. wrap around couch. ' for Sale easy tow trader with brakes marry accessories included. Excellent cono'- 19.1 GMC Trude Z-50, Ex- bon. A joy to camp in cellent condition. 14tt alu- $7250or best offer 576- minum body Rebuilt an. 3526, gone, now dutch. Ideal for movers. $5000 090. cal Mol9aydes (905) 683.8266. 1995 International. 22' 5 ton 5 spd Single axle DT466, too manly now parts to lost. Bills to prove. Cara fied, asking $9,500. Call Torry 721.0966. 199• GMC 1500, 1461L Auto. air, V8. Body needs work- $4900 OBO. Call 40'!-9310. 1M• Mazda piou ip B-2200 automatic, 87.000 kms., power stealing, power brakes, cap, box liner, $4800 certified Call 579- 9682. CHIP TRUCK, $8.000 eve- rything included. Good condition. 579-2174 Rates fo�rr�, MolorCyde3 Including Sporls lust got better with 4 mord parte plan available. We otter Motorcade, Auto and Verymn"W000ll HDff* Insurance Rates. Open 9 to 9 by appt. Mondry to Seturdax Call: Joines-'Cooley Insurance Broker 427-3695 Visit us at www.durhamlow s-r19U -bec%S 1 A 2 Bedroom acts ana Bak:^a,.�� ac' S-ky5 in Oshawa ana Bowrnanvilie Starling at S600rmonM, fudge & slave included. with laundry acuities No Pets Call (905; 434-2407 WILSON OLIVE area. 2 bedrooms avaiiab'e Apni I Frogs, stove, neat IS hydro included $742 Car - Dot oarit,rg aur.dry -ac Daytime 263-&369 or even ngs 2632522 2 LARGE harms living, oring area Laundry and utinies,rduded. No smokers. no pets. Available May 1st 'SOW $800 905- 6M-1288 after 4 30 om 2 -BEDROOM, $680 in - dudes all utilities. parking IS, laundry, Centre/Gibb Oshawa Clean. spacious. well-maintained 9-poex near all amenibet May 1 905.965-9106, 299 CORDOVA- 2 bdrm apt Parse & Bloor. $700' mo. 2nd floor unit util nil 1stAast. Parking For more into cal anytime 436-9683, 576.2877 or 6233706. WHITBY -3 BEDROOM men floor. Side deal. Park- ing, 3 appliances. $775, month + utilities. Quiet court. No dogs. Gen (905) 430-3396. b -I EDROOY apartment. dose to downtown Whitby, no pets. S800/month plus hydra IimLiasL dean, quer budding, 666-4312 5-9pm please nave mess. AJAX - 2 bedroom ., new carpet. it" painted, W planes, laundry, parking. $750nclusive. Available April 1. Toll Free 1.800- 475.9949 or 705-726- 5391. Wesin"Mwy 2. two bed- room basement apartment. kitchen, private entrance. use of laundry facilities, storage. close to Go and 401. $740 including utili- bes. Capt Jim (905) 619- 2089 PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 Apartments Apartments Houses 1 1 For Rent 1 1 For Rent 1 For Rent GREAT fishing and family dustrial/retail units for lease. prime location, Osh. Townhouses Industrial Personals 1 For Rent • Units • Personals M411 Houses J For Rent praised. adored and glorified throughout the Townhouses For Rent whole world forever and ever amen. Say six THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts. e MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Util. Included • In - House Supt. & Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat & Sun 11am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY 3 MANAGEMENT 905-579-1 626 BEAUTIFUL r oedroom. close 1c C G H North GM & downtown, $650 inclu- sive. available Apr 1st Coin laundryparking. no smok ng pets. firsl Ex- cenert for single profes- Skonal 432.2704 anytime AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY. 1-beo-^om case,e^1 apartment. Rossland'Har- mony, very quiet areano pets. non-smoker private laundryientrance. utilities mUuded.(905)668-9523 AVAILABLE Now, ' Bed - too- and ava,abie May 1 97. two -2 bedrooms every thing included Nice quiet budding in Bloor Wilson area Laundry on premises Balconies 8 carpet throughout For more into Please call 721 -1 178 AJAX AVAILABLE ^�w La -;;e oa�-a -- S530 all inclusive Non smoke,. no pets. 686 5468 BASEMENT aparlme^t seca•a''• e^'-arce all in- clusive $460 firstilast Nort^ Oshawa Available May • 9C5 -686-2216 BROOKLIN Ewa large or,, :. - _ aparimenl large treed lot queer area available Aon, Ist $685 utdn,es ,nduaed 655-5539 DIXIE AND GLENANNA - beo"'•- •' tee- a : ;.a.. separate entrance working adults prHerrel Nor smoke' ^0 pets April Isi t SNas'. 639--6826 HWYe2iROTHERGLEN Immacuiate Drgh• •-ioder^, large 2 -bedroom basement apartment. Separate en trance. 4 appliances. no smoking. "els Available immediately $780,inclu Sive, first'last lyr lease 905.428 1428 WANACULATE •-bedroom baseme-' apartment m newer Oshawa home Separate entrance minutes to GO 401 & O C Carpet ed throughout ceramic floor in kitchen. french doors. gas fireplace, central at fndge stove Alt-mctu- Sive Cleat. hydro, water Ca- ble & parking MUST BE SEEN' S650.month firm lstilasi required No pets Nc children preterred Call 905725-2664 after 6 30 Pm AJAX 2 or 3 bedroom V,epiace Available imme- diently Large backyard Close to schools & trans. portation 905-6867486 LARGE BASEMENT beC- roc^ wr* pr•ra;e Cath Snareo kilcfien laundry A C. parking, big backyard no smok,ng-pets Ava, Im mediately ts:last 5425 -nal inclusive Centra. Park Blvd NiAcleiaide 905-579 1726 NEW 1 Bedroom basement apt. Walk out. separate em trance. laundry. AC. cable. parking. Harwood/Hwy 2 No smokers/pets S70(1 month. Call 6861931. NEWLY Decorated apart- ment units. available in adult budding, near hospi. tali 255 Simcoe St N (905) 7281966. NORTH OSHAWA, I -bed- room lower duplex, dean, bright, laundry, 1 parking space, non-smoker, no pets, yard, $595 inclusive, 1stilast, available May.lst. 905130-6906, NORTH OSHAWA large two bedroom. large balco- nies. quiet building, utilities. cable. parking included. $679 Available April Ist. 579-5584 ONE, and two bedroom spits in most beautiful adult budding. Available anytime. SlevensorVFlasland. Oshawa. Call '23-1009. OSHAWA 688 + 900 Glen S bedroom apts S675- $708 3 bedroom. close to shopping. schools. GM and Go Utilities in- cluded Fill required Call 728-a993 OSHAWA 2 bedroom acts May occupancy. $600 ange locations to suit you Stockwell Realty Corp 723-1265 1 -BEDROOM basement apa•1m,ent dear br,ghl spacious & quiet. suitable for 1 No dogs $575 an in- cluded Available Apr 1st 905.725-7833 Dave CLEAN. OUIET Farm North Oshawa. 1& 2 Dorms In elusive Pay cable. parking & :aundry lac 723-2094 OSHAWA Newer build. ing. tie -a-a -e ge^ emus suites Parking A fl, dro included. on bus route I -bedroom. 5600. 2 -bed. room S75C 3 -bedroom $860 19051428-5740 OSHAWA. 2 bedroom ea^ - ...c e. Fenced yard parking ap- pliances $650 + , t;jihes April Ist Cal '9051 420- 184E PICKERING Bright and oea, - _,,,room base. ment Private entrance. Available May 1st for a non smoker no pets 5600 (905 B3•--6445 PICKERING -few 2 bed '?om. :tie^e^t apt with fireplace. private home Sheppa•d'RoSebank $95C Available May i First/Iasi 839-5529.509'263 PICKERING one bed r;om _ase-e^t apt Lift' ties separate entrance. laundry $54C inclusive Suitable for one Apr 1st 686--8562 2 -bedroom upper �Bvel Parking, close t schools bus. GO 5865 " THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 -PAGE 31 jj nil F 1-1One kdaffame• i ' Mnawcen�enq me:kmm i AnMvera•neaff.'nlAnnnens m M•moria In . gAn, Memoriamagin, Mem•riamn Selling omet in g 2 EASY vWA S Elle , -HERE'S HOW IT WORKS- -, Your 19 word ad is published for 4 consecutive days Z. The rate is based on items $500" or less for only $45+GST 7hche adv are not refundable and additional word,; ares just 50¢ each AI) WILL RI's IN 10 RF.GI�)\.11. F.UI11�� PAY FOR 1 WEEK & RECEIVE 1 WEEK FREE! APPLIES TO ARTICLES & ALTOMOBILES FOR SALE. ONLY $S9 + GST TOshawa-AdyClan'Von-Port Peng HIS EEK .1w INEEMEN M 1 576-9335 1 r,ffi-r. d' ....,. .. .rrn"cr.,nk CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR -50TH ANNIVERSARY DEREK AND PEGGY HICKIIIAN March 29th 1947-1997 Love and best wishes from Dianne, Janette. Rosalind families and friends ANNE AND RICHA An Easter Tribute to you bot Mum & Dad (Gramma & Gramps Il seems like only yesterday. We uvutched your smiling face And we hold on to the memories That time cannot erase. The juin it doesn't lessen With each passing of'u year It only seines to remind us Oj*the ones we loved so deur. 5'o illlu m c- Dud. as we write th is. We laugh, use smile and cry. rFor we'll never forget The day We said our lust goodbye. With Love. Ron & Darla, Judy & Tom, Reg & Grace, Mary & Herm, and grandchildren 650 650 ADVICE ON BANKRUPTCY and ALTERNATIVES SAT. APRIL 5th at Northumberland Mall parking Iot,Cobourg 30+ Cars, Trucks, Bikes CONSIGN NOW! CAN -AUTO Automobile Brokers & Appraisers -RUSTEES 3 iNSGLiENCy CGNSULTANTS d1:0 "Free Confidential Consultatkm- OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT Y�11161 2?4 �-A141 •i. ARNpROI'GH,4C•a-,w' i1h)- 41�lfi'1) T(;RONT0,L wrjz- (116) 3frti-��21 .n IAPTON,Nn+amwn :15rres_�`Arn) �. ':ATHF.RI\F� t'Mn�Nii�+1x1 SELLING YOUR HOME? Mquire about our HOMZ FOR SAT- PACKAGE ALPACKAGE 683-0707 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds st 683-0"0" or fax 5-9-2238 PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 'lu TO ADVERTISE ON THIS WEEKLY FEATURE CALL 683 I :1 Interior. Inc. 211 Rernr.alinm Vr Trp Quahm Prnlessiunul S<vvn e F Ri rkman%hrl, Ocer 15 trurc uJ Srmt t- • Finished Basements • Painting • Kitchens 6 Baths • Faux Finishes • Plumbing • Carpentry • Ceramic b Marble Tiles • Drywall All work Guaranteed Pictures & References Available Dan Fanelli Phone: (9051 5(X1-7523 Pager: (416) 295-7220 SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Stainmaster Stainmaster extra life extra life 65 ,z. regiria. ;%e 55 oz regular p%E 132.99 sq. yd. 127.99 sq. yd. 4C odours to choose from 40 colours to choose from 10 year guarantee 10 year guarantee FOR FREE! SHOP AT HOME SERWCE OR ESTZMATE CALL UNIT 3 X17 Westney Rd. S. 683-4292 AJAX Serving the Durham Region for over 30 Years KILPATIUCK CONSTRUCTION Authorized Dealer CONSURAFRS GAS Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS YOU CAN APPLY rr TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions • 2nd floors • Bathrooms • Plumbing • Deck'fences Wlnng • Tiling • Drywall WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED -ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church SL, 905-428-8785 Ajax 14N38 -845-442A TWIN J%k� DIAMOND "Over 15 Years Experience" Kitchens • Basement~ Additions • Bathrooms General • Any Maintenance Renovation • FREE ESTIMATES • AVE WUJL CHALLENGE ANY QUOITS E 111111111 1 e L.] ,I Gardiner's Duct Cleaning tackles dust to make breathing easier Dust can be more than just an annoyance of you don't do something about it. Not only can it be a constant source of work come cleaning time, but it can also irritate your eyes, throat and cause breathing problems. That's why more and more residential and commercial customers are calling Gardiner's Duct Cleaning to tackle this problem head on. Sam and his son Scott have been cleaning heating and air conditioning ducts for over five years and they advise anyone who has not had them cleaned for a long time to get it done as soon as possible. It's a procedure that takes very little time compared to the amount of time clients enjoy clean, dust free air in their homes and it's further beneficial in that it reduces heating and cooling costs. The large, truck- mounted, vacuum unit shown in the photo above, packs more power for those tough jobs they encounter. The procedure is simple. Sam first closes off vents and makes an opening in the main duct. The, while the vacuum unit sucks air into a holding chamber, a hose is put into the upstairs vents, one at a time, and blows the dust and dirt into the downstairs unit. They also use the air snake method which ensures ducts are completely rid of dust and debris. This method consists of a device being inserted into the ductwork while a mobile head reaches into every inch of duct work The truck -mounted unit is excellent for cleaning ducts in commercial, residential and industrial properties. The Spring Special includes a hook-up for $39.95 plus $5 per vent (Minimum 12 vents) and chimney sweeping service for $59.95. Call 416-282-3292. to dislodge dust and debris. "Dust will not only affect your health but ruin furniture and draperies," says Sam. "Having your ducts cleaned cuts down on cleaning and adds life to your furniture, carpet and drapes. - Sam also provides chimney sweeping at competitive prices with service that is always friendly and courteous. Caps and screens are also available to keep out unwanted pets. Presently, Gardiner's Duct Cleaning is offering a Spring Special .featuring a hook-up for $39.95, plus $5.00 per vent, with a minimum of 12 vents and chimney sweeping for $59.95. In addition, there are two new services available with the purchase of duct cleaning and include dryer duct cleaning for only $20.00 and brick and stone fireplaces cleaned with free estimates available upon request. Gardiner's Duct Cleaning provides an affordable, long-term solution to home dust build- up. Deoderizing is also available upon request. For more information call 416- 282-3292. Appointments are available seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Customers from Markham to Scarborough to Oshawa, have relied on their services of Gardiner's Duct Cleaning • and are now enjoying a healthy home environment. Isn't it time you did too? - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — RENEW CARPET CLEANING Guaranteed Service, Competitive Prfti R 905-420- 88TEAMAM � CLEANED MARCH MADNESSI ►;349S With this coupon you can have -4M exL=2303 DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE TO&N lIri2000 HUNG i TILT -ACTION I _ • Picture Windows • Bay & Bow Windows • insurance Claims • Patio Doors • Storm Doors • New Constriction Windows • Glass & FREE ScreenSAI Low •� Repairs Fmwm FOR MOBILE SHOWR00 mil WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W SALES. SERVICE d OSHAWA. ONTARIO INSTALLATION L1J 21_3 ia&WIl1id2000(905) 579-2222 14J:E� Q*erprhos novZ.tions OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE In Countertops ■ Cabinets ■ Kitchens ■ Bathrooms ■ Basements Tel: Pgr: 905420-6541 416-337-0985 0DUCT CLEANING • & CNIMWy SWEEP Includes all hook-ups A no hidden extras. Work Guaranteed. Snake Method • 200 PSI Per Standard Home Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent 11h, Clearing CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY 859.95 RESIDENTIALICOMME RCIAL Snake method used (416) 282-3292 5 DOORS & °` PNS"` WINDOWS FOR LESS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR DWT -YOURSELF FOR EIRAII SAVINGS • Vein - ALIT ANUMt & WOOD • ALLaMrl1Y STORM DOORS • SLDERS - TLT • PATIO DOORS • CASEMENT • WSt1LATED STEEL • BOW OR SAY WINDOWS ENTRANCE DOORS • STORM WINDOWS • SOELITES SKYLIGHTS •FRENCH DOORS PYTHON EWINDOWS &DOORS 9o5 420-0188 -- . Unit i1; Oshawa M111 MFLIWERS *Your #1 Plumbing & HeatinngguShowroom Your ReqlArements Attention: *Plumbing & Heating *Consumers Visit our Spacious Showroom (9051725-4916 1 ROOM or 1 HALL or 1 CHAIR • SENIORS cleaned absolutely DISCOUNT IEMPTY HOUSE •• • REE ULTRASONIC 1 BLMID CLEANING SOFA do WITH ANY ORDtER -CARS LOVESEAT Expires Apirll M7 INSTALLATION ✓! REPAIR `iqA95 C=P*0t0e$ coupaw rrMeomedt cax us to your bat price. • RESIDENTIAL & -4M exL=2303 DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (905) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE TO&N lIri2000 HUNG i TILT -ACTION I _ • Picture Windows • Bay & Bow Windows • insurance Claims • Patio Doors • Storm Doors • New Constriction Windows • Glass & FREE ScreenSAI Low •� Repairs Fmwm FOR MOBILE SHOWR00 mil WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W SALES. SERVICE d OSHAWA. ONTARIO INSTALLATION L1J 21_3 ia&WIl1id2000(905) 579-2222 14J:E� Q*erprhos novZ.tions OVER 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE In Countertops ■ Cabinets ■ Kitchens ■ Bathrooms ■ Basements Tel: Pgr: 905420-6541 416-337-0985 0DUCT CLEANING • & CNIMWy SWEEP Includes all hook-ups A no hidden extras. Work Guaranteed. Snake Method • 200 PSI Per Standard Home Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent 11h, Clearing CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY 859.95 RESIDENTIALICOMME RCIAL Snake method used (416) 282-3292 5 DOORS & °` PNS"` WINDOWS FOR LESS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR DWT -YOURSELF FOR EIRAII SAVINGS • Vein - ALIT ANUMt & WOOD • ALLaMrl1Y STORM DOORS • SLDERS - TLT • PATIO DOORS • CASEMENT • WSt1LATED STEEL • BOW OR SAY WINDOWS ENTRANCE DOORS • STORM WINDOWS • SOELITES SKYLIGHTS •FRENCH DOORS PYTHON EWINDOWS &DOORS 9o5 420-0188 -- . Unit i1; Oshawa M111 MFLIWERS *Your #1 Plumbing & HeatinngguShowroom Your ReqlArements Attention: *Plumbing & Heating *Consumers Visit our Spacious Showroom (9051725-4916 PE JL� IL 1 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE 1 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED 1 SPRING SAVINGS 1 e OIL & FILTER CHANGE �Are 1 $.99wfth 6 , 1 oupo 1 15=0 or 1OV130 PENNZOIL OFFER ExPUMS APR. 301/97 1 lecludes 21 PT. kapection RADIATOR �4 .951 FLUSH & FILL SPECIAL 1 OFFER EXPIRES APR. 301/97 cum I�QiiEl�ioe 1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WRH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 3 1 MONTHS OR 5.000 KM. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 40? 1 (905) 427-6796 4f=,1A86A111 Mf Complete Automotive Care FULL VEHICLE INSPECTION ' :$2495 Lube, Oil and Fltter NCLU�OI! oft sou 264 Fairall SL Ajax i (905) 619-1222 Farah St 01 Pm 619-2899 •tom Audts. ShWanwsy&- Ems Cleaning & Detailing of Cars, Trucks and Custom Vehicles! THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1"7 -PAGE 33 THE AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER'S *�;.4 � PAUTO ou C FOR ALL YOUR AUTO OSERVICE NEEDS, CALL THESE PROFESSIONALS! Prepare your car for spring with a visit to Elite Automotive Yes believe it or not spring has arrived and your vehicle has made it through another long winter. The cold weather can be tough on ,your car. So, if you've been putting off the maintenance it needs, it's time to visit Elite Automotive in Ajax. Located at 1895 Clements Rd., Unit 159 in Pickering, Elite opened last fall and many people have discovered its reputation for quality, work at very reasonable prices. Owner Brian Chin worked for several years at various Nissan dealerships and brought with him not only expertise when it comes to Nissan products, but also the skill to fix all makes and models of cars. He can do all types of repairs including, brakes, tune ups, suspensions, exhaust, fuel injection, transmission servicing such as fluid and filter changes and he can also repair your electrical system and change your timing belt. "I enjoy my work because of the personal satisfaction I get from doing as job right and making the customer happy," says Brian. "To do that I give them honest, quality service at very competitive prices. That's TO ADVERTISE 11' ``rrr'e'e You ON THIS S FEATURE owners because I can flushing the cooling repair their vehicles far system, checking the EVERY '97 SUNDAY A ASK v a&* W. FOR s RCE spring specials available Brian says this is very- eryright rightnow including the DETAILS! Spring !Maintenance regular basis to prevent Package for $19.95 CALL: 110E WAY FW could lead to serious filter, four wheel tire engine problems costing rotation and 21 -point 683-0707 ° s repa i r Elite owner and licensed technician Brian Chin has three great specials available that will have your vehicle running smooth this spring especially true for Nissan for $49.95 which Includes owners because I can flushing the cooling repair their vehicles far system, checking the less expensive than at the thermostat, inspecting the dealer.' rad cap, radiator and Brian has three great tightening the hoses. spring specials available Brian says this is very- eryright rightnow including the important to get done on a Spring !Maintenance regular basis to prevent Package for $19.95 engine overheating which includes lube, oil and could lead to serious filter, four wheel tire engine problems costing rotation and 21 -point hundreds of dollars to inspection. repa i r The Spring Tune Up -When I do work for a includes spark plugs, customer, I tell them timing adjustment and exactly what needs to be carburetor set-up where done and show them," applicable, inspect plug says Brian. 1 don't want wires, cap, rotor, air filter them to be confused when gas filter, belts hoses and they get their bill. 1 want PCV valve. The prices are them to be confident that $49.95 for 4-cyl; $79.95 for they received the best 6 cyl; $99.95 for 8 cyl. Vans quality work for the are extra. money they spend." Also important for For more information spring is the cooling about Elite Automotive system flush and service call (905) 427-0276. THRIFTY MEC11WIGC SHOP ..r Pi l . Ajax, OnL "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" R... W" Prims q- !A Low P1tf�. l OIL p,oaf afll LUBE FILTER to thank all his Valued Customm i t.l.nds for their / To Advertise in this weekly feature Q Call: \ 683-0707 ext. 2303 VIII Advertise your professional service in our weekly AUTO SOURCE. For more details, call 683-0707 ext. 2303. THREE BEARS AUTO BOCrY "ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY c A COIIISION SHOPS "Seryfng The Durham Region° Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks -Frame Straightening - Rust Repairs a Insurance Claims '$200' Off Complete Body &Paint Work OR WE'LL PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE up to $200!! (with this ad) 'Coin -K.s, >e --reserred Mor *o .oft Yi W started — — - - ... - -------- a 'Some msCa bm apply. Ask for details. Free Estimates! UNIT SM, 2x32 MONARCH AVE, AJAX (905) 619-2327 95 FILTER MM ,ES • Four Wheel Tire Rotation 21 pt. Inspection. 1895 Clements Rd. Unit #159 Pickering (905) 427-0276 PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 I Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. CAREER FEMALE 44 y, oid s -9ie mom, eToys skating, movies. ^alks, tennis and more Seeking someone interest - BOX 14026 FRIENDSHIP 6 MORE 3%yr oid single mom ;nde. pendent, sandy blonde hair 8-d brown eyes enjoys -^,vieswalks animals a -d more Seeing an hon- es% indepencien' single ^'ale. 38 to 45, husky build 6OX 16210 PARTY GIRL Iemae 56- crow, hair a^d eyes Enjoys Cubs. a-tyng, movies and more 'eeking a guy with the ,a-ne interests. good look 16 and over BOX SINGLE MOM ,..eking someone whc •s n cii honest and xtremety romantic Enjoy e outdoors. working out. .w�mming. cooks^y and see tic head games' P )X 16485 COUNTRY GENTLEMAN .?qa-• ' ^eel ana war- rdy who enjoys tree out : xs. gardening and the rtatre has high Stan. .rids Searching for a sin - white male 45 to 55. no dependents, his .- dmuch. much more i'. _)X '7952 F R I E N DSIR E LAT I ONS H I P ..r orow, ria❑ and eyes. Do took ng Enjoys ten bowling limusement . ,irks and more Seeking a -y 1e to 21 good looking I medium -0, BOX 4)de NEW TO THE AREA cid w^ re'r^ a , m aattra :ve auDur, hair I"a hazel eyes Seeking e -i outgoing humorous :•a tun loving Conpan.0n "n joys the outdoors. - dsk:. god and fine doing 3X 34018 ZEST FOR LIFE _,' eyes a long Carty na„ T: enc Agoing Seeking some e 35 is 45 BOX 94:20 ATTRACTI V EIATH L ETIC -male 38. 5'6'.- shoulder length brown hair and D-�twn eyes Enjoy convee „loons coragng. wo,king ....I, dinner parties and ,ski Seek tau attractive. L-atesstOnal, whole male. - 4C. spontaneous with , nse of direction and sim- a• interests BOX 13930 PROFESSIONAL MAN Indepencii ahec!,,_-ate 49 yr old while female enjoys traveling adventure and more Looking ler a established male Compan- ion. 45 to 55who is a n/s BOX 13969 HONESTY EXPECTED 34 yr old separated female. two children. 54', enjoys reading, camping, walks and more Seeking an hon- est male who I can relate to and talk to BOX 14003 SEEK A COMPANION 54 yr old. 5'4', 118 Ib female with no depen- dents. I'm financially secure and a non smoker Enjoy country music, danc- ing, dogs and hugs Looking for a WS single male. 55 to 65, with a sense of humor, for com- panionship BOX 23310 ANY ROMANTICS LEFT? 5' 7, brunette, and 20's, full figured. Seeks educated guy with sense of humor, who knows what he wants..ME. I'm smart, funny, opinional - ad. love kds, animals, enjoy going out dancing and stay - Ing home, snuggli BOX 31995 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP I am 49, with long brown hair and blue eyes, seeking gentleman, 45 to 55. Enjoy long walks, romantic evenings, and soft music. BOX 31997 CUTE PETITE BLONDE Financially secure, enjoys dining, dancing and quiet times. Looking for gentle- man, 6', not bald. not older than 53, who enjoys same and would lie to become friends. BOX 23757 CALL ME Single rer-+a•e. 19straw berry blonde hair, blue eyes. enjoy long walks. sports. movies and hang- ing out Looking for rela tranship turning into long term Seeking tall. straw- berry blond male. with sem ,lar interests BOX 31998 BE MY COWBOY Pli Clue -eyed b,onde. financially secure enjoys country musk, rodeos. motor cycles. dancing, horseback riding Looking for a tan, handsome male. 35-45, who likes cowboys boots and blue jeans BOX 11159 BLUE EYED BLONDE B ..e eyed blonde ady oves the outdoors likes country music. dancing. going out for dinner Looking for a man who knows how to treat a lady Must be tall 38 to 50 BOX 23866 FUN TIMES Sin, a "^e' ct one. 18. 5'4' 125 lbs . blonde hair and blue eyes Seeking male around the same age Enjoys sports chi - Oren clubs. movies and quiet evenings at home Casual. possible relation shot) BOX 11374 LETS CHAT 48 y• oiC 'e^•aa, brown hair and eyes. well bion Seeking male who likes going out on weekends and a friend to talk too BOX '3799 EUROPEAN MEN WANTED Ca• Cbean tamale tall. slim and attractive Seeking tan amactrve European male 50 plus, secure. intelligent. for serious relationship Honesty a must BOX 13876 LADY OF STYLE A.:' - 'e^ale o:: 5eekog make companion for walks dancing, garden ng and love theatre BOX '8925 ROMANTIC AT HEART Pete •e; sterea ^,.•sr �� attractive green eyed blonde enjoys squash, are ocics. dancing. movies Look r -g for somewhat attractive male 40 10 54 Who mays his work. but also has time for' fun Someone optiri FBOi i- honest and playful X 23860 LOOKING FOR FRIEND looking for someone. 55 to 60. nonsmoke• ;,lees coun- try music, dancing dogs and hugs BOX 32C05 LIFES A GAMBLE GC>rA ga-t-ti t,ao gam bier how would a nice gentletnar 39 to 45 like r take a gamble" It may oe what you are locking for Single white teniae 39. employed enjoys quiet evenings walks. garden- ing. and more BOX 34155 RETIRED AND BORED Retireo single registe•ea nurse looking for compan- on or friend Interests include walk travel dar1C- ing, dining out and watch- ing baseball BOX 13924 MELT MY HEART! Attractive green eyed blonde female who is ht, 108 lbs with great sense Of humor Enjoy working out at gym, dancing, walking. biking and reading Seek a male with a nice smile (It will melt my heart), is fun loving and has similar interests. BOX 16350 DO YOU PLAY SQUASH?? Single female, attractive. 40, employed. Enjoys squash (the game), sking, reading, classical music and the old... Seeking single, employed, his male in his 40's, who is financial- ly secure with similar inter- ests. Pickering or Ajax area. BOX 13828 MOTHER SEEKING,_. Female, 18 yr old mother of 1, 5'4', 120 tbs., blonde hair and blue eyes. Enjoys long walks on the beach. sports and more. Seekng male, must like children Long term, not too serious relationship. BOX 18822 LETS TALK 57 yr old attractive widow is looking 'or that special male. He should be kind with a serW of humor. I like to cook, travel and pamper my loved ones BOX /8692 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. *911anffLrours To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. FREE: Personal :fid FREE Voieee Greeting 82.49 per minute. You must he 18 or older. Kath nuuii-i-, work with Tmicil nr'k' and Rotary- phonr.r. LIFE'S TOO SHORT Single female. 32. sincere. employed, petite. 5'1' brunette with blue eyes, social drinker n/s Enjoys the outdoors. kids. dogs and music Seeking male, honest. professionalwho does not play head games BOX '8848 SOUND INTERESTING? Single w -,Ie 'emale 28 never married. no children, slim. 5'4', browr, hair and hazel eyes Enjoy playing pool. cooking. animals. fast cars, Harley Davidsons and quiet nights at home Seeking slim fit male, spontaneous. 25 to 32. clean shaven and attrac" five BOX 13941 ADVENTUROUS WOMAN Ta se,sua r'•aepende^' buck single woman seeks funny. attractive. :all whole male, vi s comfortable in suit and lie or T-shirt and leans For friendship, dat- ing. and possibly more BOX 23810 NOT GIVING UP Ca, -g honest single work ng mom_ 39 nes Seek ng employed male. 37 to 45. honest. with good personality, who likes movies, dinner. or just quiet times together Possible relationship Single dads welcome BOX 23828 HIGH STANDARDS? Proiesstc^a to -ale 45 yr old, 5 10', sum and attrac five Enjoy cooking. dining out, campng and more Seeking a man, 6 or over. same age. attractive. employed. kind and outgo - ng BOX 13627 SINGLE MOM SEEKS y'^^y s, a w,. ,3 female. brown hair and blue eyes Enjoys bowing. walks on the beach and cute, evenings at home Seek ng single whine male 25 is 35 Single fathers welcomeserious ngWries Only BOX 34150 ROMANTIC AT HEART At,.a.:' - s.^gee w" le female 36 56 E -joys candlelight dinners. walks on the beach dancing moves. and more Seeking caring and aftectionate male. Long term or perma- nent 'eialionsh4p possible BOX 3417 - FRIENDS FIRST Single w- to female 35. 5'8' 125 los Enjoy quiet times being under the stars and the boardwalk Seeking Taie cornpanion- ship. t•ierds first Honesty and appreciation of other people a must BOX 34397 PETITE PRINCESS 21_ r' c re c- mcaim buil princess n olywing for honest straight fcrward reliable mar It this is you give me a call BOX 16122 ME, BUT A GUY' ow *emale oforde hair alio Crown eyes 5'10' 130 lbs. ath tetic a,,C fit i^.y St someone same age same height and same everything else BOX 34354 INDEPENDENT FEMALE 16 yr old femalelooking for Casual, possible rela- tionship I am 13C lbs. 5'1 log brown hair and haael eyes I like everything from sports to hanging out BOX 34355 LOOK NO FURTHER! Single down to earth lady who likes motorcycles, fishing, dancing and coun- try music is looking for a tall, good looking, financal- y secure male, 35 to 45. BOX 18707 SOUNDS GOOD! Cute, single white female, 26, sensitive and sweet. Looking for a single while male for friendship; possi- ble relationship Must be honest and open. BOX 3'3249 CALL ME SOMETIME! 38 yr old tamale, dark !lair and brown eyes. 1 enjoy quiet times, country music and the outdoors. Looking for someone with the same interests. No head games! BOX 33688 ATTENTION: GREG You are the 35 yr old 5'11'. fire fighter Please Call me back) I d,dn I get your num- ber This is ZEST FOR LIFE- BOX 34271 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP and companionship Want a well dressed, tall. white male. 55 to 65. who is a ni social drinking, mentally, physically and financially secure. Enjoy travel. theater and more. I am slim, elegant and attractive BOX 16132 SEARCHING FOR YOU 45 y old. attractive tall. slim, professional single mom with a busy schedule Want a relationship with a tali. employed. handsome. outgoing male with high standards let s meet' BOX 16211 SENSE OF HUMOR? Hones: 38 yr old divorced mother one with medium build. employed with Christian values Enjoy ten- nis. biking and reading $Bek a male, 38-48, with a sense of humor. is single and honest BOX 11106 ONE IN A MILLION Single white mother. attractive. 5'4•, fit with great personality Seeking a Sn" white make. 28-33 attractive. fa. 5'70 or over in uniform to rescue me BOX 11113 INDEPENDENT LADY Singe white female 32. full figured_ a smoker, brown hair and eyes. Enjoy animals. " drives, quiet evenings. fishing, spending time with family, etc Seek a white male. 30-38. with similar qualities and sense of humor BOX 11165 INTERESTED.... CALL' 25 y oid sngle whae our going female. 5'7' 150 lbs strawberry blond hair tun loving and spool" taneous, Enjoy the out doors, hockey, skating, fun times. etc BOX "219 FRIENDSHIP 'C y ca widow 170 lbs seeks companionship for dung out. bowling. danc- ing. traveling, etc BOX 13192 LIKE SURPRISES? 5C . _ ! tema;e 5 auburn hair, due eyes, pleasantly plump Wim a good sense of humor Enjoy dung, Skating. skin-yjoshing. swimming. etc Give me a call to see of we can be trends BOX 33262 SHARP DRESSER Wn-. ook.ng 101 a neat dressing gernemar com- panion who enjoys dining. traveling. dancing. sports. moves and more BOX 13191 FUN LOVING Hones ca•.•"- single mom of one 41 Seeking a tun loving, older man. 40 or older who is easy gang and honest BOX 13568 LOOKING FOR LOVE 41. divorced, attractive, mother of one Looking for a long term relationship Witt) an honest, straight for. ward man who enjoys dancing and family times. Must have good sense of humor BOX 13578 WORTH WAITING FOR Classy lady. 51. 5'8', seeks secure, happy, gentle man, for long term relationship and soared enjoyment of dancing, art galleries. garage sales, auctions, and god. Love of cottage country a definite asset BOX 23797 DOUBLE DATE Two lrrenols (44 and 47 yr old professional females) would like to meet two sin- gle men in their middle 40's We like to travel, fine dining, animals and the finer things in Ile. BOX 17985 SOULMATE WANTED Lady searching for gentle- man, in young 50's, who is honest and sincere. Must have a good sense of humor, be down to earth, enjoy dancing, drives in country, romance and just having fun. Must have good morals. Prater friend- ship first. BOX 23735 1 1 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. MUSICIAN Ma• -e. 5'8'. 200lbs, red hair and blue eyes, enjoys musk. Seeking a female, 19 to 30, who knows where their going and likes to have a good time BOX 11475 SINGLE FATHER 37 yr oid white single dad. 58'. brown hair and blue eyes, medium build. Enjoys golf. hockey and horseback riding Seeking a trustwor- thy. honest and caring sin- gle female. 35 to 40 Single moms welcome BOX 11485 SINGLE MOM'S WELCOME 3C something single white male, down to earth and humorous Enjoys race horses, garden partes and quiet evenings Seeking someone who is trustwor- thy BOX 11499 DISCREET ENCOUNTERS 24 yr old attractive. attached white male. 6'1' 195 tbs. looking for a mar- ried female. 25 to 45. attractive and slim. 80X 13143 TIRED OF HEAD GAMES! 37 y old single white male, 140 ribs. 52'. 9njoys the outdoors. country music. clocking and more Seeking someone with the same :interests BOX 14055 ROMANTIC NIGHTS.... Seeking a Tau. blonde or brunette. 25 to 30. who enjoys bongo and hockey BOX 14056 IS THIS FOR YOU? Born Again Christian male. 36, enjoys spots. animals. walks and more. BOX 14077 LEAVE MESSAGE 36 y• Did a^ractrve whole male seeking open minded couples or Single females, for discreet afternoon encounters BOX 16483 IS THIS YOU???? Artractwe mae. 57. 170 lbs. enjoys fine dining, intelligent conversation aril more. Seeking a lady who is intelligent. Conti" dent. mature and honest who has inner beauty BOX 16490 PISCES MALE..... 55 yr old reale 6'7. 250 lbs, Ns. Nd Enjoys music. dancing and sports Seeking a humorous. sexy, classy lady. tot romantic Imes BOX 16492 GOAL ORIENTED..... 32 yr old Tae. 5 7' 140 Ilei. Dioncle hair, enjoys keeping Id. sports. COnver- sat:on and more Seeking a singe venae female, 25 to 33, honesty and lriendShrp No head gamest BOX 17935 NO HEAD GAMES!!! 41 yr old single father of three, employed, 57, 205 lbs• medium build, smoker and social drinker Enjoys dancing, movies and quiet times Seeking a slim, attractive, honest and sin- cere woman, 35 to 40. for possible relationship. Singe mom's welcome. BOX 33741 BE DISCREET!!! 20 yr old anached white mak looking for a clean tamale or couple; for adult encounters. BOX 34403 IS THIS YOU? 29 yr old single while mak. good looking, 511', 150 tbs, black hair and brown eyes. Enjoys long walks, country/dancelfroclk music. Seeking an attractive, slim and trustworthy single female. Possible long term relationship. BOX 34404 SINGLE GENTLEMAN Single man, 31, brown eyes, dirty blond, 5'5', looking for female, who is level headed. sensible, 28 to 35, to be friends first, maybe then a relationship. BOX 31999 LOOK NO FURTHER 47 yr old white male. fit and young. 5'8'. emotionally and financially secure, no baggage Seeking a similar female. under 5'8'. fa, Ns and employed. I enjoy ten- nis, go". movies, going out and much more. BOX 11473 FRIENDS FIRST 22 yr old white male. 5'80. 145 lbs. n/s and social drinker. enjoys going to the gym. the outdoors and rock climbing Seeking some- one the same age who enjoys the same things Possible relationship. BOX 13998 SINGLE DAD 23 yr old single white male. one child, smoker and social drinker, enjoys ani- mals, motorcycles, cottage country and more Seeking a single white female. 20 to 28. who wants an honest and caring relationship BOX 14006 BLUE-EYED GENTLEMAN 36 yr old single white male. 5'70. 165 tbs Enjoy music. Cooking, sports. the out- doors, dining out. quiet evenings and more Looking for a woman, 25 to 42, with similar interests. BOX 16402 KIND HEARTED MALE 38 y old divorced father, 5'8' 175 tbs with a big heart Enjoy camping, fish- ing, skiing. biking, and more Looking for a female. 30 to 45. for friendShp first, maybe a possible rotation - ship BOX 16412 DAY TIME...... Good looking, tan, educat. ed male looking for a female of any age, to mew toe coffee and Converse - hon BOX 16424 CUTE AND CUDDLY Single white male. 5'17 plus. long dark brown hair and blue eyes. 210 tbs. considered cut. 1 like ano- mals. kxg walks on beach, Quiet rights at home cud- dling and more. Looking for single white female 24 to 31 Must be honest, kind drug free No head games BOX 32000 SEEKS PERFECT WOMAN Hones; .arng male, 22. snort brown hair, hazel eyes. 511' 165lbs, lies country music. dancing. long walks Seeking a woman. who likes chiloren, 19 to 25 BOX 32002 NEW TO THE AREA Singe white Military male, 37, blonde hair, blue eyes, 5'6'. 160lbs Looking for ar. honest relationship with single while tamale. 30s. employed, cable and ambo- tious. Enjoys body building. social drink with friends, children and the quiet. sim- ple things in life. BOX 32003 ALL REPLIES ANSWERED Attractive white male. 51, slim Seeking full tigured females. 40 to 55. to take to movies, romantic din- ners. walks by the lake. long drives. cuddling and dances. ROX 11409 STILL SEARCHING Single Slim built male, 34, clean shaven, never mar- ried and no children. Seeking open minded, aggressive female. BOX 13673 low Call 1-1N-451-3793 $2.49 par min. DISCREET FUN Bi curious male, 26, ani ac- tive wide great kgs seeking same- Croas dresser. likes Silk stocking:, lingerie and more. Cad for more details. BOX 11204 FUN TIMES Bleck male in his late 20's who -enjoys working out. I am seeking a male in the Oshawa. Pickering or Ajax areas for daytime encoun- ters. Discretion is assured. BOX 11295 25 NEW Ads.' IS THIS YOU? FIRST TIME! GIVE LIS A CALL Professional gay mate. 30, Young looking married, 40 Couple looking for some - 6'. 180 lbs . blue eyes and yr old, n/s. 5'8'. 142 lbs, one to tuffd a fantasle brown hair, straight acting quiet and shy, seeking Seeking a Ir female inter - an looking. Enjoy movies, another married, n/s male. ested in good conversa- clubs, quiet evenings at Cleanliness and discretion ton, dinner and drinks home. dancing and travel- a must. BOX 33338 BOX 20786 ing. Seeking other gay CALL ME! CALL ME males. 25 to 35, for possi- 45 yr old husky male. 27 yr old white female. ble relationship and friend- 5.10'. looking for another 5'8', blonde hair and brown Ship. BOX 11380 male. 50 plus. BOX 34074 eyes, athletic. Looking for GET YOUR DISCREET FRIENDSHIP discreet encounters with ATTENTION?? Tall, clean, cute. boyish other bi curious females White male 5'8'. 160 lbs., looking 35 yr old male. BOX 33010 with brown hair and eyes Looking for other males for DISCREET ENCOUNTER and is fit and attractive. I discreet encounters Curious white female look enjoy both indoor and out- Downtown Oshawa area in door activities. I am seek- 9 for an open minded BOX 12907 couple fdiscreet mor ing a male. 25 to 35• attrac- ix e noonount pleas r more I've . well established. down information. _ please Call. to earth and laid back. BOX BOX 33011 11317 ! SEEKING A FRIEND EXPERIENCED OR NOT Fit male. mid 30s. leading 9Xi curious couple in 30's. a straight lifestyle. Seekingseeking attractive bt female a masculine male, 28 to Call 1-900-451-3793 for discreet, intimate rela- 38, for a discreet relation- $2.49 per min. tionship Race unimpor- ship BOX 23836 Ht, LADIES! tant BOX 33176 CALL ME .... SOON! 29 yr old black gay female FIRST TIMERS Very attractive male 6'1', looking for someone with Young, attractive couple. 175 lbs, ort. Seeking slim, the same interests. seeking a bi female 18 to young looking male. under movies, socializing and 35 Discretion expected 30, for friendship and having fun Looking for and assured. BOX 33414 more BOX 13719 someone smart and intent- COUPLE SEEKING gent. BOX 11541 OTHER BUSY STUDENT SECRET MEETINGS Secure and attractive cou- 170 IDss., with brown eyes 34 yr gay white male, 32 yr old married female. b pile late 20's. Seeking other and Monde liar, Enjoy din- curious, Pelee Seeking a attractive couples who are ing out, sports. quiet nights special woman for first time open mailed and adven- and dancing Seeking a experience. Discretion a tunus For more nforma- while male. between must BOX 16301 tion .please call, BOX 19y and 36 Must W straight ALL CALLS ANSWERED 33449 acting . BOX 16223 Married couple, late 30's LETS TALK CALL ME! and full of life Seeking We are a couple looking for other married couples thin, dark haired bi tamale Marked b. cur. 1s t b, for intimate encounters. attractive. 5'8'. 140 lbs BOX 33809 Cleanliness and discretion seeks other males FANTASIES UNLIMITED a must BOX 33478 Discretion and cleanliness Attractive white couple. 35 AN EXPLOSION... must. BOX 33734 Looking for an attractive, bo FOR MY BROTHER! curious white female. 20 to 24 yr old. attached black 20 yr oid male. 5'106. light 40. for tun encounterstamale: educated and brown hair and blue eyes. BOX 16394 beautiful Seeking a pro - muscular build. Looting for ARE YOU THE ONE?? fessiGnal black male. for someone the same ag9ee Femme 25. 5'7' with erotic get togemers. BOX and description BOx brown hair and blue eyes. 13551 34361 smoker Enjoys dancing. FUN LOVING LADY NEW TO OSHAWA AREA skiing. staying up late Seeking a mature. adven. Young b, mane 23 ys ; I watching movies Seeking turous,gooil looking 5'9'. 160 tbs. looking for drug free fermale ler ion 9 female forfun laughs and another b male, for my first term relationship NO tantasws BOX 20777 time Let's get together HEAD GAMES Box BOX 18616 13861 BABY CUB! ARE YOU DISCREET717 Single gay male. 23. 57' D scrli ,:ouple. mrd 20s brown hair and eyes I kite Seeking clean, bi curious music. moves and clubs white female over 25 for (once n awhile) Looking adult encounters. BOX for someone. 25 to 45. for 33988 Call 1-900-451-3793 a long term retatictri lip FUN COUPLE $2.49 per min. No head games BOX Looking for an exciting . NEW TO AREA 18639 friendship. Couple in St•mght single white 1'M WAITING their late 20's, seeking female, 31, divorced with 28 yr )ia male, 57. 175 woman or couple. 26 to Core chill looking for friends lbs, fit Looking for another 33. slim and attractive for coffee, lunch and other man, 28 to 50, for mend- Enjoys movies, dancing things BOX 13101 shop and good times BOX and the club scene- AUTUMN FUN 32993 Leave full BOX 33774 description. Large single male wishes NO COMMITMENT to meet with lull figured 33 yr old male. 5'11'. 180 NEW TO THE AREA females for daytime get lbs. likes the outdoors, Attached bo curious white toget ers and chats. Box stock car racing, and more female. 29, attractive 23137 Looking for someone :n Seeking an outgoing, late 30's to early 40's BOX mature white female, for 33329 friendship; possibly more. SECRET FUN Discretion and Cleanliness a must. BOX 33960 44M yr old lei sexual m LEAVE ME A MESSAGE! looking.. Seeking men, Yr male, masculine 20 old m feale 130 tors Call 1-M451-3793 S women or couples; for 51', ming for someone $2,49 per ■fill. discreet encounters. the same age' for friend- SEEK COYPATIBIl1TY BOX 33390 ship; possible relationship' CALL US! I Mite sports and partying- Sink while mak. attrac- Secure BOX 34357 tive, 6'3', 210 bs., smoker. couple a late couple, ATHLETIC FEMALE Enjoys romantic dinners seeking another couple, IS r old female, 5'10', 130 and long walks. Looking ler where di i r lei or select lei. bs fit and athletic. a female with the same For discreet evening Looking encounters. Cleanliness a for someone who is the Interests. BOX 23938 must. BOX 33490 same age, height and has MLT the same interests. BOX LOOKING FOR YOU! 34360 25 yr old Pette prirncass, 24 yr old white straight act- FULL OF LIFEI looking ler honest, straight Ing male, 5'51, 135 tbs, Bi curious attractive forward, reliable guy. If INS attractive with brown hair blonde, curious 5'4t ea is you .... give me a Gall. and eyes. Seeking a male, , open nnireas BOK 59e 18.24 n the Oshawa area gang BOX 11162 Looking for an attractive, CALL ME glean, bi or Ix curious lernale to share my first Attractive STT, 150 b fa time with. BOX lam male with brown hew and eyes Seeking a male. 25 I'LL YOUI 35, rifle is masculine. Bi fernaaM 22. blonde and at attractive and down to rte. Look for other � Ing earth. BOX 33062 flemalks of any race. BOX LETS GET GOING 34083 34 year old male, Ajax ARE YOU UNIQUE? area, looking for other 24 yr old' educated' 51 males, I 5'11', 175 fe nam 1 tis., l this sounds liter- s black 3 give me a Call. BOX female who en s sensual ICY 33163 time, relaxation and tun. ?hen are even more ads. See Sincerely Youn on the Internet at http://www.wobfrionds.com BOX 15613 BI COUPLE White bi couple, in our 30's, looking for couples, females and select males, ler discreet evening encounters. All calls returned. BOX 21501 FM PRWffT To place your ad noifh a "Nva' attendant caN 1,800-360.1481 The open alas of Oshawa This Nilook reserve the night to: edit ale solsler contarlf MV assume no Nabilfy 1w ads or responses; reject or nwae ads wfgdl are deemed nalopro- priate; print ads based on space availab/Nfy Advanced Telecom Services, Inc. are the program operators and can be naadred al 1 -800- 928 -SEES Arlon -Fn Sam to 5pm you may also change lir renew, your ad by calling this number. Copyright 1997 ATS m I �= -- . x_:111 c� � ----- -� ._ 4 0 0 a 0 I A a.1. ORTHOPEDIH,--..� BEDDING.":,., V SPECIALLY PRICED SAMSUNG 4 HEAD HI Fl V"C"ll PRO ;7 0 999-111 OPEN SUNDAYS 11 430-0000 PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1997 TIME IS RUNNING OUT LAST CHANCE TO SAVE! MONDAY 9 - 9PM TUESDAY a Am - ftnmm PLAN PAYMENTS INCREASE ON WEDNESDAY 1997 ESCORT LX -F DJC N� f .£ .. 2.01., Automatic, Air lease for onry conditioning, Remote entry, AM/FM Cassette,�" Aluminum Wheels, Sport Package. Stock VA290. M X* Mosrrff>v 1997 rA UKUS GL Dl� 3.OL, V6, Automatic 0/0, Air Lease for Only conditioned, Dual air bags, ABS brakes, Tilt wheel, Cruise�' control, Power heated mirrors, Power windows and locks, Remote entry. Stock V6101. Z4 •'&-•'1 • 1997 94MV-ER PICKUP ot/ - 3.01., V6, 5 Speed manual, lease for 0A* Flareside box, Air conditioning, Chrome wheels, Sport suspension, 60/40 split seat, AM/FM stereo. Stock VP104 14 Mgrl%AtT 1997 CK OWN VICr0FJA 4 VX 1�0Np -- 4.61., V8, Automatic Overdrive, 1"se for OIly AM/FM cassette, 6 -way power driver's seat, Dual air bags, ABS, Power windows, and locks, Cruise control, Tilt wheel. Stock VE117. Z4 Mart/a `"&TqEmuTT 1 19949 400AMOUAz OLt 2.OL, 4 cyl.. 5 Speed, Dual air bags, Mats, Air conditioning, Micron air filtration_ Stock W8102_ q .Z -!F /1�lolr�nite 1997 F150 PICKUP 8PDX t�. 4.2L, V6 engine, Automatic 0/D, 140" for On* XL trim, Air conditioning, AM/FM cassette, Chrome rear step bumper, XLS pkg., Chrome wheels, 60/40 split bench seat, Body side mould. Stock #tVM190 Z� 1997 AFKOSrA9{I ACTON 3.111., V6, Automatic CM, XLT trim, Lea" lir Onf y ON31 Captains ckairs, AM" � cassette, Power windows and locks, LmVVW rack, Speed control, Tilt nil, Pritacr !lass, Air conditioning, Sport Appearance Pkl., 0 To -tone raping boards. Stock VJ119. Z� � J := k" F 0 1998 W1IND9T'AK Gut WAV-01ti! 3 -OL, V6, Automatic O/D, Air conditioned, 7 passenger, Power windows, Power door locks, Floor mats, AM/FM cassette, Light group, Tip Slide seat. Stock IIY1111126. :SALE ENDS TUESDAY AT • • „ • • , 11► I I'm 1:I :EJ'Wil0■J'I•]J 1A. -I f•1 ,I/1 •1"jI *Based on 24 mo. Plan lease $2,000.00 down or equivalent trade, freight, license and applicable taxes extras. 36,000 km free. 1st month and refundable security deposit required. O.A.C. c�crxd •