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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_04_08News STOREROOM PERIODICAL Pickering Advertiser Vol. 2 No. 13 S 1 TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997 Pickering waste plant plan trashed again Firm believes there's public support for facility at Brock West BlMARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER Pickering appear to have won its battle against a proposed new waste recycling and processing plant at the now -closed Bryk west dump. But, the proponent, East- ern Power Developers Inc.. is continuing its fight to have the facility built. Last Tuesday. Durham Region's planning _ommit- tee unanimously turned down an application b,, [:PD 'under the name of Super Blue Box Rcc-,clingt for an official pian amendment to allow the tactltty to be built. Brock Fest ' is officially locked and we want to see it stay that wav," said Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson. Picker'ng's represen- tative on the Durham planning com- mittcc. "Super Blue Box can go to find another sand box to play in." He described the committee decision as "a tremendous victory for Pickenn-,". Durham Council must still vote on the issue at its meeting Wednesdav, but Cour. Dickerson expects at least 30 of the Re_*ion's 32 council- lors will accept the com- mittee's recommenda- !ion. Pickering Council has already rejected a rezon- ng application for the 'acility. Councillor, have maintained it would only .ead to the importation of- More fmore garhage into Pick - ,.,ring after the Town ,pent about $1.7 million of taxpayers' money on the lawsuit which tinal1% got the Brock West dump closed for good. Still. EPD is planning three 'open house' information mectines on its DOUG DICKERSON _Officially locked' INSIDE HOSPrE4dL TV AUCI'IHN Special sectiom- Editorial Page ..........6 Sports ...............18 Classified . ............19 HO%% t'O REACH L5 General . . . . . . . . . . 683-5110 Death Notices .. ....683-3005 Auction Line 683-'5-+5 Sincerely Yours ........ .............1-800-662-8423 Email................ Newsroom®durhamnews.net Internet .............. http:l"/v�-A-w.durliamne,A-s.net See PICKERING/page I'rCS.�run 11,000 21 P't oe" dhNDSCAPE CONCEPTS ndomllmdn photo by Celia Bronkhorst Pooling around at the McLean centre The %IcLean Community Centre pool in (left) and Jason \Iclnnis last week. The: Ajax provided the perfect setting for a lit- pair had a friendly fight to see who tle bit of indoor fun for brothers Darry remained afloat on these inflatable toys. Your Pickerin g News Advertiser is a winner! Judges said the page above `was at the top of the list, . You're reading a winner' Your Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser won two awards for excellence on the weekend from the Ontario Community Newspa- per Association. The News Advertiser was hon- ored for producing the Best Tabloid Front Page (of papers throughout the province which use color photos) in the OCNA's 1996 Better Newspapers competition. The OCNA singled us out ahead of 34 other newspapers for our Sept. 13 front page devoted to a tragic accident in Pickering which killed three students of an Ajax Bible col- lege. OCNA judges said the News Advertiser "was at the top of the list with a dramatic photo and clean page design." We were also honored for best use of art in a series of advertise- ments. Display advertising representa- tive Debbie Mohns designed a "truly unique, interesting and beau- tifully laid -out series of ads" for the Pickering Town Centre that were "very modern and attractive", the judges said. Thirty-seven other newspapers also submitted entries in this category. But, we don't plan to rest on our laurels. Your News Advertiser will continue to do our best to serve our valued readers and clients. `Modern and attractive, adver- tising layout took first place. PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL S, 1997 Pickering lauds Durham wastep lan DICKERING/From page 1 si proposed facility and has had flyers announcing them hand -delivered to approximately 20.000 households in Pickering, according to company vice-president Hubert Vogt. The goal, he explains, is to obtain enough public support for the project to persuade the politicians to change their minds. As well, says Mr. Vogl, EPD may use the public favor he expects the meetings to demonstrate to support an appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board of Pickering's and Durham's rejection of its applications. "If we thought this was a waste of time we clearly wouldn't do it. We don't have rocks for brains." FPD currently operates a methane gas power plant at Brock 'West. The company saes its new facility would recycle much of the waste it takes in and convert the rest to methane through an anacrohic digestion process, which inyolyes the use of bacteria to digest the organic part of the waste. The gas would be used to fuel EPD's existing methane plant, with nothing, according to the company. having to go to landfill. EPD main- tains the facility could provide a long- term solution for Durham's garhase. In rejecting EPD's proposal, Durham planning staff said it's incon- Woman jailed for steroid sales Bl' STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFi A 23 -year-old Oshawa woman who played a key role in Canada's largest steroid distribution ring - which operat- ed out of an Oshawa g) in - wept open- ly in corm as a judge yesterday sentenced her to 30 days in jail. Tracy -Lynn Nk(xxJcock, a former sec- retary at Adonis Health and Fitness cen- tre, was one of dozens of people charged in a September, 1995 sting by Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Judge David Stone said the Oshawa woman, whom he desLnhed as "Miss Congeniality," played a role akin to the partner of gym owner David Russell, one of two accused ringleaders in the con- spiracy. The lucrative operation was responsible for distributing muscle - building anabolic steroids to a network of suppliers across the region, the country and the U.S., court was told. "-Bits was the largest conspiracy to distribute steroids ever in Canada," Judge Stone said. Crown counsel Alex Sosna said dis- guised steroid shipments were imported from Europe, where the drug is legally sold, and shipped to local addresses used as "fronts". He said hundred of thousands of dollars were seized in the bust. Ms. Woodcock, who pleaded guilty to the offence of conspiracy to traffic in ana bolic steroids, a restricted narcotic, sobbed in court as she apologized to the judge for her actions, which she admitted were "wrong. My involvement has defi- nitely had an effect on me and has taught me a lesson ... I can assure you you'll never see me here (before the courts) again," she said. Judge Stone ordered a two-year pro- bationary period for Ms. Woodcock. He said the brief jail term is required "to pro- vide some level of general deterrence" %ethepsAte commit such arirnes. decision stent with both Pickering's and Durham's Official Plans and that there is insufficient technical, financial and environmental data on it. As Hell, staff noted Metro Toronto (which owns Brock NVeso has said it will not lease the property for the facility unless Pickering consents to having it there, and that the settlement agreement of the lawsuit launched by Pickering against Metro in 1994 for the closure of Brock West requires Metro to cease receiving or disposing of waste at the site. EPD has maintained the staff rec- ommendation was premature because the company was not given enough time to provide the technical data requested by the Region. Coun. Dickerson characterizes the open house meetings as "a move of desperation" by EPD. "i think they're doing it in a mis- guided belief that the residents of Pickering arc willing to accept more waste going into Brock West." The EPD open house meetings are scheduled to be held ThursdaN, April 10 from 4 to 9 p.m. a, the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1967 Valley Farm Rd.: Saturday. April 1-2 from I I a.m. to 5 p.m. at Valle-, Farm Public School, 1615 Pepperwood Gate; and Tuesday, April I5 from 4 to 9 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre. 1 899 Brock Rd. photo by A.J. Groer All abuzz over snellini bee Spelling Bee partjcipants (from left) Carolyn George. Stephanie Dobbin, Melissa O'Connor (seated) and Zoe Mjsjewicz were busy last Fri- N BANKRUPTCY Offering ail insulvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG 72 ting St- W 3724744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. We're online at www,durhamnews.net QYOU UNDERSTAND va(b es YOUR TEEN'S CULTURE? 0 �o '�°Ve o'SIc Movic S1£ AND FIND OUT... WHAT IS INFLUENCING TEENS TODAY AND EXAMINE PRACTICAL WAYS TO GUIDE THEM THROUGH THE MAZE OF MEDIA & MUSIC. Speaker. Paul Robertson DERE: A)Ax ALLIANCE CHURCH IIs RITCHIE AVE. WHEN: MONDAY APRIL 14TH. 1997 7:00 -10,00 PM COST:NO CHARGE ..•.. ..G..., U .f}.1, to ,�, • SPONSORED By A)AX ALLIANCE CHURCH YOUTH MINISTRIES I ► i 4 L , , f . 1 .... , , . . . . day night preparing for the primary and junior category semi-finals at Frenchman's Bay. Other finals are held in the coming days. PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM IN THE MATTER OF, _ �_•_ THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Ccuncd of the Regional Municipality of Durham may pass by-laws authorizing construction of the following projects. ROAD NO. ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY DESCRIPTIONILOCATION 2 S mcoe St. Oshawa Intersection Improvements lephone %905) 66&7721 or 14800-372-1103 Oshawa ited at Whitby this 27th day of March, 1997. prejudicially affected by the by-laws General Hospital PREVED1997, P. ENG. to the undersigned to be heard 3 8th Conc Clarington Upgrading to acceptable standards 4 Taunton Road Whitby Widening to 4 and 5 lane urban from Anderson St to standard 32'. m E of Garrard Rd 7 Island Rd Scugog Upgrading to acceptable standards 12 Cameron St from 1 3 km Brock Upgrading to acceptable standards. E. of Hwy. 12 to Sidercad 18 25 Consumers Dr. Whitby Construction of a new road, including a bridge crossing Pringle Creek. 28 Rossland Rd. (a Whitby Intersection improvements. Garrard Rd. 36 Anderson St. Whitby Intersection improvements. Manning Rd. 52 Thornton Rd. from Oshawa Rehabilitation. Champlain Ave. to Gibb St. Hwy. 2 Highway 2 Ajax Road and intersection improvements. from Westney Rd. to Notion Rd. ISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS 60 Wentworth St. Whitby Island modifications. Ins showing the details of the projects arta the lands Works Committee, being delegated by acted may be seen at the offices of the Durham Works Regional Council as the hearing body padment, 105 Consumers Dr., Whitby, Ontario, shall hear in person or by his or her lephone %905) 66&7721 or 14800-372-1103 counsel, solicitor or agent, any person ited at Whitby this 27th day of March, 1997. prejudicially affected by the by-laws and who applies on or before April 25th, PREVED1997, P. ENG. to the undersigned to be heard RECTOR OF RECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION at a meeting of the Works Committee on April 29th. 1997. V.A. SILGAIUS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS . . . . . . . . . . . • • . • . . . • . . , . . . .0 4 4 - . • . . ♦ . . , . • . • . . . I . . . . . . - . . Durham asks Penny for her thoughts BY TONY DOYLE DURHAM STAFF As Durham Region continues to expand, improve and evolve over the next few years, a Port Perry woman will be playing a big role in that devel- opment. Betty Penny, a small business owner in Port Perry, was appointed to a three- year term as chairman of the Durham Region Economic Development Advi- sory Committee (DREDAQ last Fri- day. Ms. Penny has been a part of the board since its beginning in 1994, and takes over from Douglas MacKay whose term expired. She called the appointment an honor and along with the other 16 board members, said she intended to continue to oversee DREDAC's current mandate. The group is volunteer - based, and Ms. Penny figures she'll work an average of 20 hours a month. "I think it's a very good cause and it gives me a good opportunity to get involved in Durham Region," said Ms. Penny. .Tm going to co-ordinate every- thing and make sure the mandate is being sought after." In 1994 DRI --.DAC sent out informa- tion packages to 500 community groups, asking what direction they'd like to see the region take. From there, the group developed 70 'action items" as part of the Community Economic Development Strategy, including 11 that are being pursued over the next decade. Survey to help United Way serve -0 community The Ajax -Pickering United Way wants to know what the public thinks of the agency. A survey is being conducted to see if the "community is aware of what we do and why we do it." Unit- ed Way campaign administrator Georgia McNicoll says. "We want to get in touch with the community more, to make sure we're serving the community's needs. We want to feel the pulse of the commu- nity to see if we're doing the right things." A phone survey is being conduct- ed and student volunteers will hand out question- naires at the Picker- ing Town Centre io Saturday, April 19 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Among other things, people will be asked if the United Way is well known, if it's actively involved in the community and if people know how the money raised is distributed. Respondents aren't being asked their name or address. If you would like to participate, you can get a questionnaire by call- ing the United Way at 686-0606 or visiting the agency's office on the fourth floor of the Baywood Plaza at Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue in Ajax. .... Some of the items on the list are obtaining a university for Durham, the growth of home-based businesses and short-term work opportunities for youth. And while Ms. Penny said working towards completing the Itst is impar tant, she noted "I'd like to bring more of the action items to the table." Anyone interested in obtaining the Community Economic Development Strategy should call the Durham Region F(.onomic Development Departrucnt at 72D-0021 photo by Andrew !wanowski An inside look at health Erin Robinson (left) discusses a diabetes exhibit with laimee-Lynne Dignem during a Grade 9 Health fair hosted at Sinclair Secondan School in Whitby last week. Students from Ajax and Pickering took part in the event. ------------------------------- "SPRING IS UPON US" BUTLER i CARPET CLEANING SERVICES iServing 9 urham Since 1986 STEAM CLEAN Fes, 1 1 �foc� 4 R r� oa,, L Any oohs & your fto; sofa & chair and set of stairs for '99 (Reg. '170) yob `�.ts (Some Restrictions Apply) "r I oc� � 1 (905)686mg 160 t►tt�t t� I coapoQ — — -- _ FREE MCKUP ANO DEUVERY ON AREA RUGS _ — — Expires Lpon 0-ning "TELL YOUR FRIENDS THE BUTLER DID rr April 21/9 ------------- • AIR CONDITIONING HURRY IN TODAYI co RK Heating and Air Conditioning I SALE THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL. S, 1997 - PAGE 3 d baby makes for many qou' five inforination ses� and bird! settinr,._1U 30 on for expectant falai- ond: half of ,:thee aessio»>: lies will be held by Choic- will deal with naturopath-. es` Childbirth Education is medicine for pteghait ' and Labour Support Ser- cy, birth 'and beyond., vices Tuesday, April 22. y The session will be non-profit organi- held at 7:30'p.m. at the `,nation will focus on two Durham Regional Police "`topics at the session. 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Claudia Miese ia 6A..n;AA - Phone 9o5 -&M �6,i PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL & 1"7 Federal enumeration starts Thursdeqvin Ajax and Pickering There are now two federal ridings in your neck of the woods Enumerators will begin Thursday to eo door-to-door fur the last time col- lecting names for a federal voters' list. The enumeration. being called Once and For All, continues until Wednesday. April 16. Once the enumeration is complete. a national registry will be set up and \%-III he updated on an ongoing basis using; information from federal. provincial and territorial sources. Conducting an enumeration is the most expensive pan of a federal elec- tion and by keeping; a national register. the federal government will save an average $30 million for each election. Enumerators wcarim: bright yellow Ilecuons Canada badges \till gather the name, date of birth and sex for all NDP to pick candidate for tiVhitb\,-Ajax Riding Area N'ew Democrats will pick a candidate Thursday. April 17 to run In the next federal election in the new Nk*hitby-.=1Jax Riding. A nomination meeting will be held at 7 10 p.m. at the CAW Local 1090 hall. 140 Hunt St.. Ajax. Guest speaker is Nancy Riche. executive assistant to Canadian Labour Congress president Bob White. Lven•one's invited to attend. but only NDP members in good standing can vote. For more information, call Sandy Carricato at 427-8930 or 68--S410. Non-profit groups learn to recruit helpers :ion -profit groups can learn how to recruit and motivate volunteers at a free seminar next week. The seminar is part of an ongoing series being offered by the Communi- ty Volunteer Accountants (Durham Region), an organization of profes- sional accountants that provides free business and accounting advice for non-profit groups. It's being held Wednesday, April 16 at 7 p.m. at the Investors Group Finan- cial Services offices at 1614 Dundas St. E., Unit l 11, Whitby. The seminar will be of interest to anyone involved with a non-profit, volunteer -driven organization. Space is limited so people interested in attending must register by April 11. Call 430-9122 for more informa- tion or to register. �o'`fw°",' All %A*Atv Sam �41114111 TME PW Mffyrn Canadian citizens at least 19 years of age. If enumerators miss you, they will leave a mail -in registration form after their second visit. When the next federal election is called. Ontario Riding will cease to exist. It's being divided into two neNk ridings. Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge and Whitby, the latter encompass- ing all of Whitby and Ajax south of Hwy. 2. The electoral district office for Whitby - Ajax Riding in the Ajax Plaza on Harwood Avenue just south of Hwy. 401 is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Riding Returning Officer is Fh/ahcth Wiseman. Call the riding office at 426-2366 for more information. The electoral district office for Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge Riding in the plaza at Brock Road and Dellbrook Avenue in Pickering is also open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. Return- ing Officer is Joseph Birungi. Call the riding office at 683-9490 for more information. GRAPY J. JAM €t, STLJFF €t full: of, 4x-8 sig. -et of plywood, PVC p pifig for an t.' aSset' :: 't?G tJI et, dozen bc.xes of .ot rnissr�g, the dor easy recliner. 4 sleeping b bug spra in-laws and Dad's 70's entire contents of your ,i Guide troop with 40 11 i oco ate ones are ,:- ant farm, the 6 man tern. 2 cans O! r mother - en fridge ove, your € ny l sofa, the friends apartment, Now available at an unbelievable low price $20 938t I (excludes freight $845) including running boards, 111 Stlrlfl 1110 This: *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. 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Understanding Your Child's Misbehavior is the first of three workshops being offered by The Family Education Resource Centre of Kinark Child 8i Fami- ly Services for parents of chil- dren aged one to 10 years. It will he held Wednesdays, May 7 and 14 and provides an introduction to skills for redi- recting misbehavior. Discipline Without Punish- ment will offer practical ways to discipline effectively without using punishment. R's offered Wednesdays, May 21 and 28. Building Your Child's Self - Esteem offers insight into the underlying factors of self-esteem Billboard TUESDAY, APRIL 8 PARENTS: A support group for parents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of' school, crimes or parent abuse meets local!y Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-8(X)-488-5666 for location. TOASTMASTERS: Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meet Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd. suite 224, Pickenng. The international organization is designed to promote speaking, listening and thinking skills. 831-1855 (Len). HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural Society holds its regular meeting at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Presbyter- ian Church, 35 Church St. N., Ajax (Pickering Village). Sheila Meagher presents The Spirit of the Garden. Flower show and competition also. Free. 839-7600 or (416)282-4434. SENIOR TENNIS: Club 55 Tennis at the Dunmoore Tennis Club, at the foot of Whites Rd. in Pickering, holds registration at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. from 7 to 9:30 p.m. and at the Dunsmoore Tennis Club on Saturday, April 19 from 10 a.m to 3 p.m. The club runs from May 5 to Oct. 22. The club is open to those 55 and over. 831-3679. TENNIS: Dunmoorc Tennis Club holds registration at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. from 7 p.m to 9:30 p.m. and at Dunmuorc Park tennis courts, at tlx: south end of Whites Rd., next to Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, on Saturday, April 19 from 10 a -m. to 3 p.m. 839-9832. FRENCHMAN'S BAY: The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, Town of Pickering and others host an information evening on the environmental status of Frenchman's Bav from 7 to 9 p.m. at the West Shore Com- munity Centre (Bayly St. east of Worst Shore Blvd.). Learn how you can help improve the bay. (416) 66I-6601. DENIS O'CONNOR: Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School, 80 Mandrake St. in Ajax, holds its ninth annual multicultural Soiree Intemationale from 6 to 9 p.m. Pavilions for British Isles, South America. Ireland, the Caribbean, Hong Kong, Spain, Portugal, Philippines, Hungary, South Asia and Canada open from 6 to 8 p.m., entertainment from 8 to 9 p.m. Adults $5 in advance, $6 at the door, seniors and children under 12 $3. 427-6667. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 TOASTMASTERS: Ajax Pickering Toastmasters meet Wednesday nights from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Ajax Kins- men Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr., Ajax. The organiza- tion assists people to improve their communications skills, speech giving, listening and understanding skills, organiza- tion abilities and presentations in general. 619-0647 or 509- 1645. ART'S: The PirieRidge Arts Council holds its annual general meeting at 7 p.m. at the Waterfront Bistro & Bar, 590 Liver- pool Rd. S., Pickering. Guest speaker Bev Boyle of Commu- niity AAs Ontario. Art displays, music and refreshments at 8:30. All welcome. 42D-1949 (Janice Ellis) or 420-2620. NURSERY SCHOOL: The Gingerbread Co-op Nursery School holds fall registration for its preschool and JK mom - jag programs at the Pickering West Shore Community Centre, on Bayly St. between Whites and Liverpool Rds„ from 9 to 11:30 am. Registration also on Mondays. 420-1627. ue to massive ovastock, Singer Sewing Machine is offering for sale e public, a limited number of new special 1997 IWAVY DUTY Z rs Sewft Macl iees which we industrial strength and sew on a8 n brics denim, came , upholstery, nylon, stretch, vinyl, silk, EVEN SEI N LEATHER. No attachments needed for button holes (any siu onograms, hems, sews on buttons, satin, overcasts, dams, appliques i ore, 20 stitch functions. Just set dials and see magic happen without shinned cart or prograntiners. These machines are suitable for hot ofessional or school room sewing, 25 yr. warranty. Your prke with t I - $299. 11 SIMCOE ST. S. 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Registration Complex starting at forms can also be faxed to 416-922- rRecreation a.m. ,,y. 7538 or mailed to MS Society here are five -kilometre asiiirl 10- (WALK), . 250 Bloor ' St. I-. Suite :1dometre routes that will be equipped 1000, Toronto, Ont. M4W 3P9. -FM PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997 T Editorials and Letters PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 ♦ Editorial How soon we forget Why is it all right for the government of Canada to send young men and women into a war zone where life and limb arc at stake, but not all right for those young men and women to want compensation 11' their health is affected because of their serIcc:' That's the problem Durham Gulf War yet Mark Power is dealing with since his Januar. 1991 seryice to the Gulf. Just 22 -tat the time of his scr ice. Mr. Power has been suf- fering from sickness and pain since June. 1991 after his tour of duty ended. He has tried since 1993 to get the Canadian government to acknowledge what happened in the Gulf but has met with no success. Today he will be in Ottawa togo through a batter of tests at the Gulf \\'ar Clinic. Mr. Power has tried without success since 1995 to receive a disabilliN pension, but has had phones hung up on him and doors slammed in his face. What's eoine on here? There have been man\ TV programs and newspaper and magazine articles in the United States over the last few Nears on Gulf War S\ ndrome, but governments on bosh sides of the border have been loathe to admit troops were subject to Iraqi chemical \&capons. These dentals arc made amid testimorn from man ground soldiers who say they were exposed to chemical weapons and are now suffering from numerous medical problems as a result. So far, of -3.5(X) Canadians who sexed in the Gulf War. just 18"1 have applied for disability pensions. Ninety-eight have been awarded pensions. with 38 hcing rejected and 47 still outstanding. The past few years have been miserable ones for the Canadian mihtar which has been in %irtual disgrace since 1993. It's time to do the right thing for the Mark Powers of Canada, men and women who laid their lives on the line for a noble cause. Mr. Powers' physical suffering may contin- ue but his indignity at the hands of a government he fully trusted should not. He's one of just a few who have applied for a disability pension. He deserves that much, at the very least. Fr, To respond to this editorial call Infosource at - nfosouije 683-7040 and dial 5112 You said it... In response to Joanne Burghardt's April 4 column headlined `On right road to cost savings', our readers said: ♦ "It was very well written. She had an excellent point about how parents will schedule their chil- dren's swimming lessons back-to-back. Let's stop complaining and cut costs. She did a very nice article." Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L I S 2H5 Pickering Ne ws Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker WE ARE AT A LOSS DAVE.., WELL, R..REALLY MAYBE You CAN SHED WE WAVE AU.TUE SOME u6uT AS TO WW ELEMEMI5 TM AN THIS RACE IS OFF TO SIKH EXCITING %CE... A SLOW START- WITH THE �. . MEMO OF � ONE... COULDMIRY WATVJEIt RUHN� BE i551N6 ARE CIPUAINUA k[Y 1014 SUcc[5S of ANY s uNK1DA1 Gepp RACE. �,� ' ELFf:TIoN5 _ t t _h, _ ♦ Letters to the editor Truck wheels might not fall off if roads were fixed To the editor: This letter is in response to the publicity being aimed at all the truckers and their owners. Granted, there are unsafe trucks being driven on our highways, but there are also unsafe cars on these same highways being driven by fools. Perhaps, before our Transportation Minister decides on the fate of these truckers, he and as his MTO officers should accompany some of these truckers on a run so they might get a "feel of the road" so to speak. It is becoming more dangerous for the average driver because of the ever -worsening conditions of the highways. I'm referring now to the roads which are developing more than their share of potholes. No wonder the wheels are flying off these rigs; they are on the highways more frequently than smaller vehi- cles. The ever-increasing traffic on JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager FRED ELSMONT, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LIIA IAN HOOK, Administration Manager our major hIghways prevents these larger rigs from swerving to avoid hitting the potholes. This frequent jolting in turn adds more stress to the wheel axles which eventually causes metal fatigue which causes the wheel nuts to either break or loosen and fall off, leaving the wheel to dis- lodge as well. There is eery little publicity about wheels flying off cars, minivans or passenger trucks. Perhaps this is because these smaller tires do not dislodge and fall off but rather rup- ture on impact with the potholes. Could one speculate that if the highway surfaces were repaired, per- haps the problem of flying wheels would also be rectified? Carol Woods, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 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 let- ters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. P AL RIVETT Sports Stuff Writer Women's hockey wins a new fan I was proud to he a Canadian Sunday night. Our Canadian women's hockey team showed the world it's the best female squad on the planet. As disappointed as I was when the Canadian men's hockcy team fell to the ugly Americans last fall at the World Cup of hockey, I was thrilled to watch our women down the U.S. in an edge -of -your seat affair which featured all the great things hockey is supposed to be — end-to-end action, toughness, finesse and old-fashioned grit and deter- mination. The gold -medal game in Kitchener had all the drama and suspense of a gtxxl mystery movie. When regulation time ended with the teams tied 3-3, a 20 - minute overtime was needed to decide the outcome. Suffice it to say, my eyes were glued to the television screen, my heart was in my mouth and when Canadian Nancy Drolet finally banged home a loose puck. it brought to an end one of the finest games of hockey I've witnessed in a long time, including any NHI_ contests I've watched of late. As a srx>rts reporter, I'm almost embarrassed to admit I'm not well acquainted with the women's game, out- side of the reports from our local Durham West Girls Hockey Association. That association has plenty of reasons to he proud. In only a few years of existence, it haI grown at an incredible pace and, in the process, has also raised the level of play of the girls and worsen. This year, the association can be justifiably proud as it's sending six teams to the provincial playdowns in Mississauga later this month. It's great to see Canadian women do equally well or perhaps better than the men on the ice. Canada's women are poly a good bet to win gold again at the Nagano Olympics next year. Based upon its performance at the worlds in Kitchener, Canada's national women's team will draw even more con- verts to its excellent brand of hockey. I'm one of them. Al Rivett writes in our Tuesday rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this column call lnfosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. 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' ..aiy+. i z t : + P THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, *�***PAG E *� 0 FCelebrate A�c� m1x��ZPICKIER _NG, National Volunteer * �.i * , Week Town of Pickering420.2222 905 683.2760 1 t *Town/Public MeetingsNOTICE Saturday, April 26 OFTHE ADOPT"fON 014' THF: April has heel prrKlaimed "Ne" Humes Month" PICKERING OFFICIAL PLAN is your day to improve April 10 ;rte flan 1d,.i ))ry (',�nun!trre April I.1 Exriutrvc: ('cnntnittc:c Mcrtrng IAKF: NOTICE that the (',)unctl of the Curporauon o! til; Frenchman's Bay .y April 17 Statutory Public Intonnahcm :Nr_ ting town :,t Pickering passed BN -law .Numher 494X/97 onMarch rl 'sprit 21 Tnwn Council Mccong 1997 to adopt the Pickering Official Plan. v �1 April 23 Site Plan Ar;,r,on Curnnriitce This Official Plan requires the approval of the Council of the Help us plant a cottonwood forest and clean %prit 23 Cunirniuec (it Ali Regional Municipality of Durham. it you wish to recei,c notice up a wetland bN picking up litter: J April 28 tixeculivc Cornrniucc Nlccune -I the decision of the Region with respect to this Official Plan. �1 \lay has been proclaimed "Red Shield Month" s -)u must mak;a written request to the Re_un as ti)Ilow,: «'ethands are one of the most important hahitats .1 Ma} S ru«n ('Our tileeu"= Regional 1lunrcrpality of Durham found along the Labe Owino ,horvh ne, Help us �1 Mat 12 E,.ecuR,c C'ummiuce sleetingPO. Box h2 i s protect Frenchman s B;t,. by planting c.,stern �Ia, 12 Pu -Manned' 1,-tigic EncephalurnNchu, l)ay" cottonwood nwood tree, at the wetland in the South - 605 Rossland Road East J Whithy.Ontario, west corner of the B.o. and picking up litter �1 1997 PROPERTN' TAXES Ll � 0,-\; within the area Cott(rri'l.(t),)d fr,rest, arc ! )und DUE APRIL >>, 1997 Attention: C �\ Lundy adjacent to wetlands •sithin the Great Lake, J The second of two tnstall1997nicii(s )f the _ Rc-'tonal Clerk ha,tn and prm idc important ;:o�cr lr,r 'Addlitc �1 and often act as a protecn%e hutfer for wetland,. INTERiM t.ix hill is due this rnonill. \ cop, of the Official Plan is available for in,pection in the VISA and NIASTERC 1RD are no longer Help build a home for common terns: 14 1,�wn of Piekcnng Planning Department. Pickcnnti (�i�ic (om lex. Otic The i., i lna C tilt i0-, r. iern, .,re a .rr..:i; ", , :;:,,, wird !r:at are accepted for pa,, of Tareti. P p . de. Pickering, Ontario doling :eclimng in numhcr, throue_ h„ut The lower Great �� ,rmal working hour, It ,ou ha,c ani yue,uons with respect Smell colonies til :hese birds can tx fhc TF,LEP.%YMEN'T telephone hill paying IKCs the Otticral Plan. Nuu ma, also control the Plammne eh,ihilitatcJ cffccii.:!, h, n)c Jing n, r sc rviec, til Nc,craI Bank, and Trust Department at 905--420-1617 or rN)5-12t1-1fir,O ext 2tl p (':-tnpanic, can also he used t() pay your the purpose and cited of the Pickering 01ficr.il Plan a to guide habitat in the Corm tit a wo„dcn nesting raft lrO crty taxes. , placed in a suitable 1�xation. The \IJ RGA needs )10 f p' 'lie Town's land use and related dccisi()ns user the next _U scars your help in constructing .r common tern raft for y L;tte payment charges arc added on the first nd thus pru•.idc a foundation for _good cummumt% hutiJin_ F rc:;,hman , B.o. T[he 0lticial Plan is grounded to a anion of Pickerin:: as a tit the Icillowtn, month on all unpaid �t here: Frenchman', Ba, yacht Club, Parkin T m,tallments and on the first (lay til each omptctr communis,File he Plan include, hath Jcunpavr text l F.N. ..nd Town pohcics aril affect, all iands in the Town. The 63` Br.xis Dr:�c. yri.ionlh thereafter. The rate is I.00(.1; for each �cr,plise test is pru� idcd as hack,•r)unJ information and i ii%cst side or Frenchman's Ka, T mointh• or fraction thereof. "tionalc to complement the Town policies. X% hen: Saiurdas. April _n. i!��" :u.!r! .: in Pavment In person can he trade to the I he Pickering Official Plan includes in Introduction. two is ?u,sihle please hon,_ \uur own ,ho,ei and dress appropriate Cashier at the Municipal Building, One The ',.ppendrecs, and the following parts: 1'..:nung will take place rain or ,hint. Our Partncn :n this pn>)ect y F,planaee. Pickering, Ontario, I.1 V 01<7Principles end Framework - guiding policies for the urban, hide the Town tit Piekcnng. Durham Region. i-:mironrnent T rural and eculuLtc,,; s},t.m, wuhin the Town. (. nada. the Pro -.ince of Ontario. Frenchman, Bas %\,at:h. Our telephone number IS: _. Strategic Rdicies rx)hcies addressing land use. I-r,nchman s Ba, Yacht Club and local resident, like .ou' Help us (905) 420-4614 transportation, economic de%cloprnent. housing, commumt, ^n tcet and rc,n,rr our waterfront area,. * scr%ices. cultural heritage. community design and resource * TOWN OF PICKERING management. For more information contact ? Neigh hoourhoods and settlements - policies and plans for Cord MacPherson (116, 661-6610) x 216 * ]PUBLIC NOTICE the f„wns urhan ncighhourh,xxis and I I rural y Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to settlements. Working Together for Tomorrow's Greenspace T * strap -up, close and sell to the abutting owners 1. Detailed Design Consideration - detailed community (hose parts of the Road Allowance he:tween design policies. Lots 34 and 35, Concession 1, Pickering, 5 Implementation, Development Review and Monitoring - * being parts •f-3 3 on Plan 40R-1697Ii. policies that guide de, elopment resew and pro,ide for the y y NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the implementation, interpretation and long term monitoring of T 'T Municipal Act. R.S.O. 1990, that the Council the 01 -ficial Plan. �O� ' * of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering �A�� �R y intends, at its meeting to be held at the �� Pickering Civic Complex, One The Connect with your Park - `t,,, * Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. /k�^�uETBA may, on May 5, 1997 to pass a by-law to stop- x Rouge Park RA' T up, close and sell to the abutting ol, 11 t _JW yT T the road allowance known as Pine Grove Avenue. The proposed by-law, plan and description showing the lands affected may be seen in the office of the Town Clerk cf the Town of Pickering. At the above-mentioned meeting, Council will hear in person, or by his or her counsel, any person who claims his or her lands will be prejudicially affected by the by-law and who applied to the Town Clerk to be heard. Any such person who wishes to be heard should, as soon as possible, make written application to: Bruce J. Taylor, i ❑ AMCT, CMM Town Clerk ®E T Pickering Civic Complex One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario i �•«- -•I LIV 6K7 420-4611 C .1� H DATED at yy yy yy g this 171h day of March, 1997. Community input is needed to examine the organization, funding and current role of the Alliance in managing the Rouge Park. Please join the Rouge Park Alliance at its first community workshop at. - 7:00 p. m. - 9:00 p. m. Thursday, April 17,1997 Scarborough Civic Centre, Room M41/42 150 Borough thrive For more information, please call Gord Weeden, Rouge Park Alliance at 41&287-6943 We look forward to meeting you! Brought to you and a friend by: THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX Purchase Between April 8 - May 4, 1997 Your membership includes: • Prepaid Squash or IRacqued" • iv allanceroorift cvsavrw • Health Club Faalities • Combililialtion Squash and Racquetball ana"le CONTACT 0111t FlttMW STAFF N 931-1711 FOR RA M WE WEUXM goWRBtOEHrsR IM u Congratulations to Bruce Casselman and Tanya Tantsis who are March's members of the month at the Pickering Recreation Complex. They have received special prizes courtesy of Second 411 Cup, First Pickering Place, 1550 Kingston Rd, and from Walt's Grill and Bar, 1790 Liverpool Rd. T�TTTTTTT��TTTT�TT ..... r• •.•. •..•........ • ;�, „ .. . .. .......... . a , . ► ... s ► a .. • . ► . • a ► :�i • ' �,' '.'r, • N711.' • :1'} i•••� P�►gYTi blYPl�l'M7, a'�`SA ""•••r•;'�t. 1'r... .,., ...•,d , .� �, PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997 Your Business Driving force... Auto industry keeps local Durham economy on the road Bl ALLAY BRITNELL SPECIAL'roTHE NFN�S 41)VFRIISFR Every since Sam McLaughlin first put an internal combustion engine on one of his car- riage bodies. the automotive industry has been a key factor in the development and prosperity of Durham Region. Today• it is the largest source of employment in the region. "You can't get much more important," says Norm Leigh, manager of business development for Durham Region. "It's some- thing that is essential for life in Durham." General Motors is obviously the largest contributor to the workforce. employing about 13.000 people to the Oshawa assembly and manufacturing plants, but the numbers don't stop there. There are 7,(K)U to 8.000 peo- ple working in related manufacturing and sup- plier industries in Durham. estimates Mr. Leigh. These range from small one or two -per- son machine shops to large assembly line oper- ations. Two automakers, Volkswagen and Chrysler, operate in Ajax. The 65 employees at Volkswa- gen Canada's head offi:e are responsible for all of V1k"s North American accounting and financing. The building also doubles as the national parts distribution centre, employing another 56 people. Then there are all the service industries which eXl'�t to l,.ep OUT cars running: gas stations• car washes,. repair shops, tow truck firms and many more. But. the benefit of having the automotive industry in Durham doesn't come without a price. "The auto industry is kind of a ,iouble-edged sword. It's brought .t lot of prosperity to Durham, but ,xe also ride the roller -coaster effect of ups and downs in the industry'," says Mr. Leigh. "When the auto industry is down, this place is a ghost town. The restau- rants aren't busy. the malls are empty. It affects everyone." A strike or shut -down at GM not only puts autoworkers out of a job, but also affects the suppliers and service industry workers who count on GM employees going in to work every day To combat this. Durham's economic devel- opment office is actively trying to encourage unrelated industries to establish themselves in the region. "There's no way we want to ever lose the auto industry, but we are making efforts to try to diversify and bring in other sorts of indus- tries to the region and get away from our reliance on the auto industry," says Mr. Leigh. NORM LEIGH `Essential for life' PaintPlas in Aax donatesJ $25,000 to scholarship fund AJAX -- A local company to be given annually to quali- to create and offer programs is investing in the future of fying students. which help students embark students. The scholarships will be on or expand upon their suc- PaintPlas, a long-time Ajax given in memory of Karen cessful careers," the company business, has pledged $25,000 Camberlain and Ron MacKin- says in a press release. over a five-year period to Cre- non, each of whom worked PaintPlas is calling on ating Futures Durham College with PaintPlas for many other businesses in Durham and University Centre Fund. years. Region to contribute to PaintPlas's pledge will be "At PaintPlas we are proud Durham College's scholarship divided into two scholarships to be a part of these initiatives fund. Speak up, speak out with Toastmasters AJAX -- A local group meets this week which could help give you the edge in your business. The Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters meet Wednesday, April 9 from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Ajax Kinsmen Her- itage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr., Ajax. The Toastmasters organization assists people to improve their communica- tions skills, speech giving, listening and understanding skills, organization abilities and presentations in general. For information, call 619-0647 or 509-1645. JOIN us r WEDNESDAY EVENINGS ". WHEN... I asp- r 0 child par adult son) 839-5811 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE photo by A.J. Groen They mean business Wimpy's Diner in Pickering celebrated its grand opening recently with a rib- bon -cutting ceremony and donated $1 from every burger sold to Big Sisters. At the event are (front from left Leanne Lewis and Marilyn Cummings, of Big Sisters, Pickering Councillor Sherry Senis, Durham West MPP Janet Ecker, owners Alex Petkovski and Lilli Petkovski, Mayor Wayne Arthurs and Coun. Doug Dickerson. In the back are Coun. Rick Johnson (left) and Rev. Ilce Miovski. The restaurant is located at 1660 Kingston Rd., Unit 1. IVYMCARDURHAM REGION PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS • Our Time Together - 18 mos. - 3 yrs. Friday 9:30-11:00 a.m. • Puppets & Fantasy - 4 - 5 yrs. Thurs. 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. - My Pet Shop -2 1/2-4yrs. Thurs. 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. • Rhythm & Rhyme - 3 - 5 yrs. Mon. 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. • Kinder Gym - 3 - 4 yrs. Wed. 5:15 - 6:00 p.m. • Jr. Gym -5 - 6 yrs. Wed. 6:00 - 6:45.m. YOUTH PR3GRAMS • Karate Beginner - 7 - 16 yrs. Tues. 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. or Sat. 9:00 - 10:30 a.m. • Karate Adv. - 7 - 16 yrs. Sat. 10:00 - 11:30 a.m. • TUtoring Grades 1 - 8 Private - various days Group - Saturday ADULT PROGRAMS • Fitness Classes Mon. &. Wed. 8:30 - 9:30 p.m. • Tai Chi Wed. 7:00 - 8:30 or 8:30 - 10:00 p.m. • Yoga - Beginner Mon. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. • Yoga - Intermediate Thurs. 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. BY PHONE Call us at 839.8011 and dwp program fees to VISA or Master Card IN PERSON Visit the YMCA at 1400 Ba* St., Und 16B, Office Mall One, Pickering OFFICE HOURS 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Mon. - Fri. or leave with Resource Centre Staff 10:00 am. - 2,00 p.m. Sad. and Sun. =01=="W* MCA d c..r,r "W* r gi.r,�„ nKnbv a. OOEt-Eb3.1913 Tl1W wvwv4C d II t'VL?rI%WLP TI WiM AV • Ub19 v 9m o•!•C' n PAGE 10 -THF: NEWS #'lritol� • p.M4 pAL ft gerwousiy opo eomd byVAL MARSHALL TRAVEL Friday - 9 p -m: 11 pm. is gfKflen u* sponsored by NOKIA°PRODUCTS DYED Block 1 --:00-�:10 P.M. Block 5 - ":40-7:50 P.M. 19 Teddy Bea r 525.00 State Farm Insurance Company 19 Star Wars Cut Awad Millenium Falcon $45.00 Pickering Hobbies 20 Ten $5 uu Meal Dews $50.00 Harvey's Restaurant 224 21 Five Cases of Babv Formula $110-00 Unilac Ltd. 22 Paint Certificate $70.00 Color Your World 23 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Learning 24 Birthday Party $100.00 Laurel - Personal Development & Modelling Centre Inc. Block 9 - 8:20-8:30 P.M. 37 Two Maple Leaf Hockey Tickets $136.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 38 2 Mirror Box Planter Stands $50.00 $35.00 All Giass & Mirror Services Mouint'N Seal 39 Cosmetic Basket $15.00 $75.00 Pharma Plus Drugmart Computer Training Course 39 One Hour Massage $35.00 $75.00 Sports Medicine a Rehab Centre 40 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 The Courtyard Pub Tim Verboom Photography 58 41 Computer Training Course $195.00 Sports Medicine & Rehab Centre Academy of Looming 59 42 Adult Checkup & Cleaning $230.00 J.T.'s Tuxedo Grooming Supercentre Dental Office 60 Block 13 - 9:00-9:10 P.M. 55 Manicure Certificate $15.00 Shear Magic Inc. 55 Framed Poster $35.00 14 Mouint'N Seal $120.00 81 Shrinkwrap Framing $75.00 56 Computer Training Course $195.00 82 Academy of Learning $75.00 57 Silver Coffee Pot $175.00 83 The Courtyard Pub $195.00 58 Gilt Certificate $35.00 84 Sports Medicine & Rehab Centre $186.00 59 Pet Grooming =45.00 qq.. J.T.'s Tuxedo Grooming 60 Sewkg Class Registration =50.00 Vers's Sewing Emporium Block 17 - 9:40-9:50 P.M. 79 Weekday Goff Membership $750.110 Claremont 4 Seasons Inc. 80 Gift Certificate 550.00 14 Berolino Window Cleaner $120.00 81 Hanging Basket $75.00 45 Mason -Hogue Gardens $50.00 82 Sports Bag, Umbrella, Knife $75.00 46 Promotional Apparel Sales $92.00 83 Computer Training Course $195.00 5 Academy of Learning $50.00 84 Two Ballet Tickets $186.00 6 Elilzabetft Soler $120.00 Block 2 -"7:10-":20 P.M Block 10 - 8:30-8:40 P.M. 43 4 Gallons of jItra Wn to Paint $165.00 Discount Paint Centre Inc. 2 Mea! Certificate $50.00 14 Dakota Bob's Casual Dining $120.00 3 In Nome Portrait Sitting $70.00 45 Tim Verboom Photography $50.00 4 1 Fire E+!­gu-sher 3 S-cke $50.00 46 Detectors $92.00 52 Kraftman Fire Security $70.00 5 Ten S5 00 Meal Deals $50.00 47 Harvey's Restaurant 224 $195.00 6 One Party Package $120.00 qq.. National Sports Practise 30 Amusement Centre $145.00 Block 6 - P.m. Block 10 - 8:30-8:40 P.M. 43 Two Raptors Tickets $186.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 44 Bible Reading Guide $50.00 14 Subscription $120.00 63 Scripture Union SM -00 45 12 Pairs of Work Gloves $50.00 64 Pefco Ontario $50.00 46 Child's Dental Examination $145.00 52 Dr. B. Jesperson & $70.00 65 Dr. G. tatrapoubs - 47 Computer Training Course $195.00 66 Academy of Laamin9 5250.00 Block 14 - 9:10-9:20 P.M. 61 Family Portrait $150.00 Pickering Photo $250.00 62 Ten $5.00 Meal Deals $50.00 14 Harvey's Resburant 224 $70.00 63 Opus Back Form SM -00 75 Haakh Rib Pharmacy $70.00 64 Hair Cut, Manicure, $50.00 27 Brow Wax Certificate $50.00 52 V-2 Salon $70.00 65 Baked Goodies $50.00 53 Just Desserts $145.00 66 Scuba Diving Course 5250.00 qq.. Innempace Divers Supply Block 18 - 9:50-10:00 P.M. Block 3 - 7:20-7:30 P.M. 7 Twenty $5.00 Gift Certificates $100.00 Swiss Chalet $250.00 8 Coilectors Plate $50.00 14 Precious Plates'n Things $70.00 9 Computer Training Course $195.00 75 Academy of Learning $70.00 10 Hair Cut'Style $50.00 27 V.A. Hair Design $12.00 52 & Esthetics $70.00 11 Meal Certificates 560.00 53 The Fox Goes Free $145.00 12 T-shirts Sweatshir! Package 585.00 qq.. Family Channel & CHFI FM 98 Block' - 8:00-8:10 P.M. 2 5 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Learning $250.00 26 Brewers Retail Gift Certificate 560.00 14 Brewers Retail Inc. $70.00 27 Dog Grooming Service $130.00 75 and Collar $70.00 51 Groomer's Workshop $85.00 27 Jumbo Doskoo! Dog Bowl $12.00 52 Family Pet Foods $70.00 28 Dinner at 'he Liverpool House $50.00 53 Drs. Mark & Mitch Lynas $145.00 29 Ten S5 OC Meal Deals 1550.00 qq.. Harvey's Restaurant 224 30 Child's Dental Examination $145.00 Or. B. Jesperson & Dr. Greg 36 lmrapoulous 525.00 Block 11- 8:40-8:50 P.M. 49 Consultation On Kitchen $15.00 Or Bath Planning $250.00 67 Monarch Kitchen & $105.00 14 Bath Centre $70.00 50 Family or Child's Portrait $130.00 75 Mary Cook Photography $100.00 51 T-shirVSweatshirt Package $85.00 70 Family Channel a CHFI FM 98 $65.00 52 Two Gallons Latex Paint $70.00 71 Paint Paper Plus $49.00 53 Child's Dental Examination $145.00 72 Dr. 8. Jesperson & $50,00 qq.. Dr. G. Istrapoulos 54 Two Hours Computer Services $90.00 Giga Trent Computers 36 & Electronics 525.00 Block 15 - 9:20-9:30 P.M. 67 2 Bags of Bird Seed $15.00 Ajax Seed Company 67 Birdbath $105.00 14 Amts Loam Supply Ltd. $70.00 68 In Home Portrait Sitting $70,00 75 Tim Verboom Photography $100.00 69 Resort Gift Package Cranberry Resort $218.00 70 Hair Perm Certificate $65.00 89 Riviera Coiffure $195.00 71 Interior Car Clears -up Certificate $49.00 90 Consumer's Car Mart Service Centre $45,00 72 Certificate for Photocopying $50,00 qq.. Rapid Reproductions Inc. Block 19 -10:00-10:10 P.M 85 Area Aug $40.00 Midway Carpet 86 Maple Leaf Hockey Tickets $84.00 14 Arise Haulage $70.00 87 One Night Stay $321.00 75 Royal York $100.00 88 Personal C are/Household Items $50.00 Academic Assessment Laver Pond's 89 Computer Training Course $195.00 Grade Expectodons Academy of Learning 90 Resume Consultation $45,00 35 The Village Secretary $70.00 Block 4 - 7:30-7:40 P.M. 13 Car Wash Certificates $55.00 Dermid's Service Centre 31 (Petro -Canada) $25.00 14 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 32 Tim Verboom $100.00 75 Photography $100.00 15 Rent -all Certificates .150.00 Academic Assessment Pickering Rent All 16 Adult Dental Checkup $230.00 Grade Expectodons Supercentre Dental Office 17 1 Case of Body Filler $47.00 35 TGF B�umperer�& Fender $70.00 qq.. SLPW Block 8 - 8:10-8:20 P.M. 31 Decorated Cake S14.00 Bakery Plus 31 1 1' .1.500 Clear Packaging $25.00 Adelco Glenford Lewis Group $52.00 32 Vehicle Signage $100.00 75 Anygraphics And Letters Inc. $100.00 33 Adult Dental Check-up $280.00 Academic Assessment Maple Ridge Dental Office 34 Full Body Massage $55.00 Grade Expectodons Whites Road Physiotherapy Learning Centre & Sport Clinic 77 35 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Markham Theatre For Tem Verboom Photography 36 Meal Certificate $20.00 Golden Griddle 36 Clothing 525.00 Mulberry Bush Block 12 - 8:50-9:00 P.M. Block M - 9:30-9:40 P.M. 73 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Learning 74 Personalized Plate $60.00 Gift Certificate $52.00 93 Pk4aring Licence Bureau $30.00 75 Makita Palm Sander $100.00 93 Home Hardware Lymbird Lumber 76 Academic Assessment Anonymous & Session $130.00 $76.00 Grade Expectodons Thunderbird Golf and Learning Centre Country Club 77 Theatre Gift Certificate $70.00 $50.00 Markham Theatre For Lever Pond's Block 20 -10:10-10:20 P.M. 91 Set of Golf Chubs 5550.00 Bryan Johnston Golf Services 92 Computerized Indoor Golf $60.00 Tee To Pin 93 Meal Certificate $30.00 Sauter's Inn 93 Sports Bag $30.00 Anonymous 94 Golf Gift Certificate $76.00 Thunderbird Golf and Country Club 95 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 Lever Pond's 96 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Looming APRIL. 8. 1997 -PAGE 11 444 r•""..-. _..e.0-'. _�-._ __..___. ,. _ 77 DIOCK G1 - IU:LU-IU:SU Y.M. 97 Athletic Merchandise $50.00 Soccer Connection $145.00 98 1 Fire Extinguisher, $20.00 110 3 Smoke Detectors $92.00 104 Kraftman Fire Security $45.00 99 Two Car Magnets 5250.00 105 Absolute Adventures $450.00 100 V.I.P Moviecard 5832.00 106 Cineplex/Odeon $50.00 101 C.D. Tower S22.00 107 Ajax Home Hardware $50.00 101 Meal Certificate $25.00 `*w Rixs Place Eastern Tin Service 102 Computer Training Centre $195.00 160 Academy of Learning $70.00 11:00-12:00 MIDNITE Block 22 -10:30-10:40 P.M. 103 Motorized Child Jeep $399.00 Cedarbrae Golf & Country Club $145.00 104 Oil Change $20.00 110 Master Mechanic $330.00 104 Coupon Certificate $45.00 111 Business Depot 560.00 105 Health Club Membership $450.00 Two Week Day Green Fees Premier Health Club Mas/ar Mechanic Men's Hair Aids 106 Silver Picture Frame $50.00 Certificate For Shoe Repair Cook (Canada) Inc. In Home Portrait Sitting 107 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 Pet Groomirg Lever Pond's Complete Tune -Up Package `*w Super Stlrpf e Eastern Tin Service Block 23 -10:40-10:50 P.M. Block 24 - 10:50-11:00 P.M. 109 Horkey Tickets for $99.00 97/'98 Season $145.00 145 Alcatel Canada Wire Inc. (i 110 Executive Chair $330.00 117 Dickson Printing 153 111 Gift Ce,tificate 560.00 Lever Pond's Universal H.V.A.C. 148 Two Week Day Green Fees Systems East Mas/ar Mechanic Men's Hair Aids 112 Wine or Beer $90.00 Certificate For Shoe Repair Brew Kettle In Home Portrait Sitting 113 Late. CO3 Filter $70.00 Pet Groomirg Bob Myers Complete Tune -Up Package Ajax Pet Can Chevrolet Oldsmobile GEO Ltd. Eastern Tin Service 114 Computer 7rairnng $195.00 160 Academy of Learning $70.00 Block 25 - 12:00-12:10 P.M. Block 26 -12:10-12:20 P.M. Block 28 -12:30-12:40 P.M. Block 29 -12:40-12:50 P.M. 127 Academic Assessment & Session $130.00 Grade Expectations Learning Centre 128 Framed Print $100.00 The Magic Image 129 Dance Lessons $335.00 Denise Lester Dance Academy 130 Colour analysis Wor Makeup Application $100.00 Your Rainbow Colours 131 Five Electronic Muscle Stimulation $125.00 Block 32 -1:10-1:20 P.M. 145 Gift Certificate for an $99.00 Oil Change Ma~ll $20.00 145 Sports Bag With Samples (i 146 Anonymous Tax Prepare~ $150.00 117 Tho ase & Chase CGA 153 147 Facial $60.00 Lever Pond's UhMque Beauty Clinic and Spa 148 Two Week Day Green Fees $55.00 Mas/ar Mechanic Men's Hair Aids Wil Run Golf Club Housecleaning 149 Certificate For Shoe Repair .Aria In Home Portrait Sitting Ajax Shoe Repair • '� l r L, Pet Groomirg $40.00 Complete Tune -Up Package Ajax Pet Can Man s Wallet Eastern Tin Service Block 25 - 12:00-12:10 P.M. Block 26 -12:10-12:20 P.M. Block 28 -12:30-12:40 P.M. Block 29 -12:40-12:50 P.M. 127 Academic Assessment & Session $130.00 Grade Expectations Learning Centre 128 Framed Print $100.00 The Magic Image 129 Dance Lessons $335.00 Denise Lester Dance Academy 130 Colour analysis Wor Makeup Application $100.00 Your Rainbow Colours 131 Five Electronic Muscle Stimulation $125.00 Block 32 -1:10-1:20 P.M. 145 Gift Certificate for an $99.00 Oil Change Ma~ll $20.00 145 Sports Bag With Samples $30.00 146 Anonymous Tax Prepare~ $150.00 117 Tho ase & Chase CGA 153 147 Facial $60.00 Lever Pond's UhMque Beauty Clinic and Spa 148 Two Week Day Green Fees $55.00 Mas/ar Mechanic Men's Hair Aids Wil Run Golf Club Housecleaning 149 Certificate For Shoe Repair $50.00 In Home Portrait Sitting Ajax Shoe Repair Meal Certificate 150 Pet Groomirg $40.00 Complete Tune -Up Package Ajax Pet Can Man s Wallet Eastern Tin Service Centre/Grooming Davis & Henderson Intercheques Block 36 -1:50-2:0'0 P.M. 133 4 CO Box Set $60.00 The Children's Group 134 Gift Certificate for an Oil Change/Maintenance $20.00 Master Mechanic 134 Gift Certificates $33.00 The Great Canadian Bagel Company 135 Gift Certificate $50.00 Regalis Restaurant 136 Buy One Get One Movie Rental $150.00 Star Video Rentals 137 Pet Boarding $40.00 Ajax Pet Care Centre/Grooming 138 2 Tickets Herongate Dinner Theatre $75.00 Blue Une Plumbing a Heating Ltd. Block 33 -1:20-1:30 P.M. 151 3 Month Fitness Membership $99.00 Wbnnsn In Motion $75.00 152 Academic Assessment $70.00 176 & Session $130.00 117 Grade Expeebtlons Learning Centre 153 Personal Ctare-Iousethold Items $50.00 $52.00 Lever Pond's Pet Grooming 154 Gilt Certificate for an Oil Charge $20.00 154 Mas/ar Mechanic Men's Hair Aids $40.00 Housecleaning Hak FMrtess 124 155 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Meal Certificate Tim Vwboom Photography 125 156 Complete Tune -Up Package $105.00 Man s Wallet Eastern Tin Service 126 Block 37 - 2:00-2:10 P.M. 169 GE Microwave Oven .7 cu. ft. $199.00 Peter's Appliances 170 Home Furnace Cleaning $54.00 Rodman's Pleating & Air Conditioning 171 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 Lever Pond's 172 Two Week Day Green Fees $55.00 Wolf Run Go# Club 173 Gift Certificate for an Oil Change/Maintenance $20.00 Master Mechanic 173 Golf Shirt and Hat $40.00 Annandale Dodge Chrysler Ltd. 174 lino Day Passes $30.00 The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Autlnority, 1 15 Health Ciub Me -tens- $130.00 Town of Ajax $75.00 116 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 176 Tim Verboom Photography $30.00 117 Gift Basket $50.00 176 Second Cup First Pickering Place $52.00 118 Pet Grooming 545.00 160 J.T:sTuxedo Grooming $100.00 119 Housecleaning $70.00 124 Gaillind Maintenance Limited $50.00 120 Meal Certificate $20.00 125 Belamy's Restaurant $75.00 120 Man s Wallet $40.00 126 Davis & Henderson Intercheques Block 30 -12:50-1:00 P.M. Block 34 -1:30-1:40 P.M. 157 Internet Access 575.00 The Web Site $75.00 158 'Jour de Sortie' Limited Edition $200.00 176 Pansy's Art $30.00 159 Deer Skin Chamois & $165.00 176 Silver Cleaning Plate $52.00 Mikis Auto Service Kis Boon 1006 Pickering Wes Market 160 Tax Preparation Accounting Solutions $100.00 161 Gift Certificate $25.00 124 Kelsey's Restaurant, Pickering $50.00 161 Book - Boom, Bust & Echo $30.00 Block 38 - 2:10-2:20 P.M. 175 Little Tikes Grand Coupe 545.00' Ride -in -Car $75.00 121 Used Johnson Canada $10.00 176 Baseball $30.00 Gott Certificate for Front Robert Taylor Renovations $165.00 176 Gift Certificate for an $70.00 Mikis Auto Service Oil Change $20.00 123 Master Mechaide $108.00 177 Two Nights Accommodation ;230.00 124 Toronto Colony Hotel $50.00 178 Personal Cars/Household Items $60.00 125 Lever Pond's $75.00 179 One Batch of Wine $89.00 126 Rouge Valley Wines Undbd 160 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Tim Verboom Photography Block 2' - 12:20-12:30 P.M. 12' Blood P'ess�,e L1 -:r 545.00' Pickering Village Pharmacy 121 G41 Cernrcate $10.00 Kathryn's Grill and Bar - 141 Gott Certificate for Front Fish and Chips $165.00 122 Massage $70.00 Mikis Auto Service Durham Orthopedic Clinic 142 123 Round of Golf for Four $108.00 The Magic Image Annandale Golf Course 143 124 Persona.-'are:HOUSehG17 Mems $50.00 A -Maze -Zing Parties a Play Centre Lever Pond's Advertising 125 Hair Design $75.00 Anthony's Hair Design 126 GJr ZerUhcate for Otfice Automation Training $225.00 Manpower Temporary Services Block 31- 1:00-1:10 P.M. '39 Piano Musk Solo $100.00 The Piano Man 140 Perm $60.00 Mistique Beauty Clinic and Spa 141 Gott Certificate for Front Lever Pond's $165.00 End Alignment 655.00 $6111.00 Mikis Auto Service The Hair Shoppe 142 Framed Picture 550.00 X50.00 The Magic Image Cook (Canada) Inc. 143 Child's Birthday Party $100.00 $100.00 A -Maze -Zing Parties a Play Centre 144 Advertising 5300.00 Car Cleaning Package Eye Direct Contact Block 35 -1:40-1:50 P.M. 163 Party Products 550.00 Party Tyme Rentals & Sales 164 Personal CarefHousehold $195.00 Items $50.00 183 Lever Pond's $165.00 165 Manicure/Pedicure $6111.00 184 The Hair Shoppe $50.00 166 Silver Picture Frame X50.00 185 Cook (Canada) Inc. $40.00 167 Gift Certificate $100.00 186 Warren's Printing Place Inc. $54.00 168 Car Cleaning Package $35.00 Diamond Shine Block 39 - 2:20-2:30 P.M. 181 Basketball Wall Clock $30.00 Trintec Industries 182 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Leaming 183 "RAGTIME" Show Tickets $165.00 The Tarxien Corporation 184 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 Lever Pond's 185 Gift Certificate for Facial $40.00 Sant* Esthetics 186 Home Furnace Cleaning $54.00 Rodman's Heating & Air Conditioning PAGE 12 -THE NEWS TUESDAY, APRIL R, 1997 Block 40 - 2:30-2:40 P.M. 187 Round of Golf for Four 5400,00 $55.00 ClubUnk Corporation $420.00 188 2 Spring Season $60.00 249 '97 Theatre Tickets $70.00 207 Herongate Barn Theatre $50.00 189 Golf Shirt and Hat $40.00 208 Annandale Dodge $50.00 214 Chrysler Ltd. $300.00 190 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 251 Tim Verboom Photography $99.00 191 Discount Certificate $60.00 198 Nautically Yours, Maggie R $99.00 Block 44 - 3:10-3:20 P.M. 205 Hand Knit Sweater 660.00 $55.00 Doris Kidd $420.00 206 Blue Jays Tickets $60.00 249 Witty Insurance Broken Ltd. S50.00 207 Personal Care:"Household Items $50.00 250 Lever Pond's $195.00 208 Art Gift Certificates $50.00 214 Z Art Gallery $300.00 209 Cutting Board $30.00 251 Binns Designer Kitchens Inc. $99.00 209 Shoehorn 525.00 198 Almedic $99.00 210 Coupon for Perm $65.00 Discount Card Best Little Hair House $58.00 Block 48 - 3:50-4:00 P.M. Block 52 - 4:304:40 P.M. 247 One Case of Coin Tubes 545-00 $55.00 Rothco MFG. $420.00 248 Area Rug Carpet outlet $50.00 249 Personal CareA4ousehold Items S50.00 195 Lever Pond's $50.00 250 2 Club Seats Blue Jays vs. $195.00 196 Montreal Expo's $60.00 214 Buffet Taylor & $300.00 233 Assocl~ Ltd. $350,00 251 Computer Training Course $99.00 234 Acsdemv of Liserniho $65.00 Block 53 - 4:40-4:50 P.M. 253 Oil Change/Mainteriance Certificate $20.00 Mtnsbr Mechanic 253 Gift Certificate $30.00 Maresae Hair Design & Quick Tan 254 19 Inch Colour Television $280.00 Glen Heeley 255 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Learning 256 Gift Basket $50.00 Balfycifle Lodge 257 Dinner Certificate 5100.00 McEscMle Funeral Home 258 Headphone Radio 5x0.00 Block 41- 2:40-2:50 193 Budgie Starter Kit and Budgie $50.00 $55.00 Paulmac's Pet Food $420.00 194 Argo Tickets $60.00 212 Witty Insurance Brokers Ltd. $85.00 195 Gift Basket $50.00 213 Ballycliffe Lodge $195.00 196 Facial $70.00 214 Exclusive Esthetics $300.00 233 by Nancy $350,00 197 1 Pair Guess Sunglasses $100.00 234 Brian Hadden $65.00 198 Computer Training Course $99.00 232 Academy of Learning 216 Block 45 - 3:20-3:30 P.M. 211 Limited Edition Print $30.00 $55.00 With Remarque $420.00 230 Jim Majury $192.00 212 Barbie Area Rug $85.00 231 Carpet Corral $135.00 213 Computer Training Course $195.00 232 Academy of Learning $100.00 214 Advertising $300.00 233 Eye Direct Contact $350,00 215 2 Selected Dinners $25.00 234 Celebrity's $65.00 215 Small Silk Arrangement $15.00 232 Angelica's Flowers 6 Country Crafts 216 Discount Card $62.00 $58.00 Pickering Mini Putt and The Hair Shoppe $40.00 Driving Range Davis & Henderson Intercheques Block 49 - 4:00-4:10 P.M. 229 Basketball Clock $30.00 $55.00 Trintec Industries Two Nights Accommodabon 230 4 Rounds of Golf $192.00 218 Whitevale Golf Club Humidifier 231 Heart Shaped Mirror Cabinet $135.00 225 Creative Pastimes $25.00 232 2 Hockey Tickets $100.00 225 Murray Stroud $20.00 233 Hitachi VCR $350,00 226 Liberty Mutual Iris. $100.00 234 2 Coupon Books $65.00 _Honey for Carwashes Petro Canada $74.00 Block 42 - 2:50-3:00 P.M. Block 46 - 3:30-3:40 P.M. 217 Golf Gift Certificate $76.00 $55.00 Thunderbird Golf Two Nights Accommodabon 236 and Country Club $195.00 218 Personal Care: Household Humidifier 237 Items $60.00 225 Lever Pond's $25.00 219 Area Rug $40.00 225 Midway Carpet $20.00 220 Facial x50.00 226 The Hair Shoppe $100.00 221 Two T-shirts and Meal Certificate $65.00 _Honey Garlic $150.00 232 Sam &APMa $54.00 Block 50 - 4:10-4:20 P.M. 235 Artificial Arrangement $75.00 $55.00 Bay Ridges Florists Inc. Two Nights Accommodabon 236 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Learning Humidifier 237 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 225 Lever Pond's $25.00 238 2 Meal Certificates 550.00 225 Massey's Restaurant Ltd. $20.00 239 Professional Driver Improvement $70.00 226 Course $100.00 204 Rodgers School of $120.00 227 Truck Driver Training Lttd. $150.00 240 Estes Rocket Starter Set $54.00 228 Pickering Hobbies $58.00 Block 43 - 3:00-3:10 P.M. 199 Piano Lessons $60.00 $55.00 The Piano Man Two Nights Accommodabon 200 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Learning Humidifier 201 Handcarved Loon Decoy $350.00 225 Decoys By Seaforth $25.00 202 Personal Care/Household Items 550.00 225 Lever Pond's $20.00 203 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 226 Tim Verboom Photography $50.00 204 Air Brake Course $120.00 227 Rodgers School of $150.00 245 Truck Driver Training Ltd. $75.00 Block 47 - 3:40-3:50 P.M. 223 Golf Club and Jacket $365.00 $55.00 Ellis Packaging Limited Two Nights Accommodabon 224 Discount Card $62.00 Pickering Mini Putt and Humidifier 242 Driving Range $99.00 225 Dinner Certificate $25.00 243 Lone Star Cafe $20.00 225 Golf Handbook $20.00 243 McGraw-Hill Ryerson Ltd. $32.00 226 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 244 Lever Pond's $99.00 227 Original Framed Drawing $150.00 245 Gareth Lewis $75.00 228 Manicure/Pedicure $58.00 246 The Hair Shoppe $40.00 Block 51- 4:20-4:30 P.M. 241 Haircare Certificate 525.00 $55.00 Hair Fashion 2000 Two Nights Accommodabon 241 Gift Certificate 625,00 Play It Again Val Humidifier 242 Norman Rockwell Print $99.00 De Boers Air Conditioning 243 Gift Certificate for an Oil Change $20.00 $70.00 Master Mechanic Tim Verboom Photography 243 Fire Extinguisher $32.00 $50.00 Victory Fire Equipment Inc. Lover Pond's 244 Computer Training Course $99.00 $125.00 Academy of Learning Pickering Square Der" Dr" Office 245 Hockey Collector's Album $75.00 Kraft Canada Inc. Brakework 246 Ladies Wallet $40.00 Davis & Henderson Intercheques (%-CELEBRATE CANADA DAV AT THE DOME... in e! MAD 1111 _-," tae Wn 1" V& Tae M aotreon i• �r1 trt lig Tr Andke t. ii/ M sub Is a hoWiM fes. %ft � «.�i...tat,► fol . i6w (4) tee. v2 is awoliwW e - GO �! M alts fA Mn N �ff. MINIMUM owrkm*y is mwbiy of ca+r.r Mandift 6=16bL JAYS Block 54 - 4: Block 55 - 5:00-5:10 P.M. 259 Sweatshirt and T-shirt Houndgw $55.00 260 Two Nights Accommodabon 5230.00 266 Toronto Colony Hotel 261 Humidifier $",OO D. Robinson Heating S 266 Air Conditioning $15.00 262 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 266 Tim Verboom Photography $15.00 263 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 267 Lover Pond's $30.00 264 Braun Plaque Remover $125.00 268 Pickering Square Der" Dr" Office $99.00 a -- Block 56 - 5:10-5:20 P.M. 265 Tartan Stoll 550,00 Mrs. Nancy Cardie 266 Od Change/Maintenance Certificate $20,00 Master Mechanic 266 Cut and Wash Coupon for Hair $15.00 Clover Ridge Unisex A Barber 266 Coffee $15.00 Classic Coffee House 267 Youth Coat Rack $30.00 N./1.M.L 268 Computer Training Course $99.00 Academy of Leeming 269 Brakework $250.00 Speedy MW 270 Personal CCareMouusehold Items $110.00 Lever POO 'a APRIL 8, 1997 -PAIN 13 p ►-m► is 9slnerousig Sponsor" ft OSARMET MtC. Saturday 8 PJIL-10 p m. is gw ou* sponsored by PICKERING HYDRO ELECTRIC COMARSSION Block 57 - 5:20-5:30 P.M. 271 Collector Barbie Doll $200.00 $40,00 Kerry Johnson Ron Galbraith Jewellers 272 Acuvue Lenses $150.00 $50.00 Dr. Kevin Tyber 285 273 1 Pair Guess Sunglasses $100.00 Academy of Learning Brian Hadden $40.00 274 Perm. Cut, Style S65_00 280 Medoro's Hair Design $195.00 275 Computer Training Course $195.00 281 Academy of Learning 585,00 276 Gift Basket $50.00 282 Laura Secord/Hallmark $50.00 Block 61 - 6:00-6:10 P.M. Block 65 - 6:40-6:50 P.M. 307 Discount Card $62.00 Pickering Mini Putt and Driving Range 308 Jacket $120.00 Freightliner Mid Ontario 309 Wi xk)ws of Skydome Table For Four $300.00 McDonald's Restaurants of Ajax 310 Lawn Edger $120.00 J.D. Air & Electric Tool Repair 311 Computer Training Centre $195.00 Academy of Learning 312 Personal CareMousehold Items $50.00 Lever Pond's ft'bW o Privstt� Skybox Tickets for am canab Da � Tonto Blue►ys a VS. Moetiresl Expos ' w Block 72 - 7:50-8:00 P.M. Block 58 - 5:30-5:40 P.M. 277 Sharp 4 Head VCR $225.00 $40,00 Glen Healey Ron Galbraith Jewellers 278 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 $50.00 Lever Pond's 285 279 Adult Swim Passes $68.00 Academy of Learning McLean Community $40.00 292 Centre $70.00 280 Computer Training Course $195.00 293 Academy of Learning $75.00 281 Glass Angel 585,00 294 Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens Pickering Village Sports 282 Blood Pressure Kit $50.00 Master Mechanic Shoppers Home Health Centre $50.00 Block 62 - 6:10-6:20 P.M. 299 Ab Machine and Video 555.00 $40,00 Shoppers Home Health Care Ron Galbraith Jewellers 290 Computer Training Centre $195.00 $50.00 Academy of Learning 285 291 Playmobil Set S70.00 Academy of Learning Mastermind Educational $40.00 292 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 327 Tim Verboom Photography $50.00 293 Hockey Collector's Album $75.00 328 Kraft Canada Inc. $99.00 294 Two Tickets to The Pickering Village Sports 329 Glass Menagerie $106.00 Master Mechanic Trebor Allan Inc. $50.00 Block 66 - 6:50-":00 P.M. Block 69 - 7:20-7:30 P.M. 325 Bronzed Fool/Hand Impression $35.00 $40,00 Forever Young Impressions Ron Galbraith Jewellers 326 Framed Print $15.00 $50.00 The Mai knege 285 326 Full Service Lube, Oil, $62.00 Academy of Learning 36 pt. Check $40.00 Hair Care Service Suburban Motors Ltd. Case Com. Ltd. 327 Dried Slk Flower Swag $50.00 Cervical Pillow by Ombus Forme Green Thumb Academy of Leeming 328 Computer Training Course $99.00 Gift Certificate for an Oil Academy of Learning Pickering Village Sports 329 2 Paintings $50.00 Master Mechanic Corporate Image Artwork $50.00 330 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Sophia Beauty Salon Tim Verboom Photography 288 Block 73 - 8:00-8:10 P.M. 343 Make Up Lesson $150.00 $40,00 The Body Shop Ron Galbraith Jewellers 344 Wooden Wine Rack $70.00 $50.00 Bathtub -Tech 285 345 Discount Card $62.00 Academy of Learning Pillaring Mini Putt 286 Hair Care Service and Driving Range Case Com. Ltd. 346 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Cervical Pillow by Ombus Forme Tim Verboom Photography Academy of Leeming 347 Children's Videos $100.00 Gift Certificate for an Oil HGV Video Productions Pickering Village Sports 348 Gift Certificate For Hair Service Master Mechanic Blind Cleaning $50.00 Han Service Rise'N Shine Blind Sophia Beauty Salon Cleaning Service 288 Block 59 - 5:40-5:50 P.M. 283 Skilsaw S89.00 $40,00 Ferrex Engineering Ltd. Ron Galbraith Jewellers 284 Two Argonauts Tickets $58.00 $50.00 Toronto Argonauts Football Club 285 Computer Training Course $195.00 8- Briefcase Academy of Learning and Solution 286 Hair Care Service $28.00 Case Com. Ltd. First Choice Haircutters 298 286 Cervical Pillow by Ombus Forme 522.00 Academy of Leeming Shoppers Home Health Centre 299 287 Gift Certificate for an Oil Lever Pond's Pickering Village Sports Change/Maintenance $20.00 Hair Service Master Mechanic Medoro's Hair Design 287 Han Service 532.00 Sophia Beauty Salon Gift Certificate 288 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Tim Verboom Photography Block 63 - 6:20-6:30 P.M. 295 Ajax plate $40,00 Peg Perego Canada Inc. Ron Galbraith Jewellers 314 296 Personal Care, Hcusehold Items $50.00 Academy of Learning Lever Pond's 315 297 8- Briefcase $105.00 and Solution Clydesdale Custom 333 Pat's Rent -All Case Com. Ltd. 316 298 Computer Training Centre $195.00 Houndgear Academy of Leeming 317 299 Gilmour Hockey Sweater $90.00 Lever Pond's Pickering Village Sports 318 300 Hair Service $75.00 Medoro's Hair Design Hair Fitness Indglo Personal Organizer Block 67 - 7:00-7:10 P.M. 313 Child's Sport Electric Car $600.00 Peg Perego Canada Inc. $200.00 314 Computer Training Course $195.00 332 Academy of Learning $20.00 315 Rental Carpet Cleaner $30.00 332 and Solution $50.00 333 Pat's Rent -All $70.00 316 Golf Sweatshirt $45.00 334 Houndgear $150.00 317 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 335 Lever Pond's $75.00 318 Hair Colouring $45.00 Master Mechanic Medoro's Hair Design 324 Block 70 - 7:30-7:40 P.M. 331 Stereo Radio Cassette/ $52.00 CD Player $200.00 350 Executive Copier Systems Inc. $50.00 332 Hair Style on Computer $20.00 351 Mario'* Hair Design $30.00 332 Oil Change/Maintenance Master Mechanic $20-00 333 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Academy of Learning Tim Verboom Photography 323 334 Dressmaking/craft Lessons $150.00 _WTN 3" Carolyn Woolley 323 335 Hockey Collector's Album $75.00 Certificate Kraft Canada Inc. $750.00 Block 74 - 8:10-8:20 P.M. 349 Ontario Ice Wine $52.00 Janet Ecker, MPP 320 350 Meal Certificate $50.00 Kraft Canada Inc. Flerningdon Medical Lab 321 351 Basketball Clock $30.00 Tim Verboom Photography Ttintec Industries 322 352 2 Baseball Tickets $50.00 Academy of Learning Tribute Hanes 323 353 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 _WTN 3" Lever Pond's 323 354 Archilectual Consultation and Certificate Do -so $750.00 Master Mechanic Kurtskass, Henry and 324 Indglo Personal Organizer Associates Block 60 - 5:50-6:00 P.m. Block 64 - 6:30-6:40 P.M. 3C 'vew fork Ranger i 'Seg $150.00 Glen Healey 320 302 Computer Training Course $195.00 Kraft Canada Inc. Academy of Training 321 303 Framed Print S225.00 Tim Verboom Photography The Outside Solution 322 304 Circus Tickets 540.00 Academy of Learning Durham Carpet 323 305 Denim Shirt $50.00 _WTN 3" is Stuper surprise Block 68 - 7:10-7:20 P.M. 319 Four Baseball Tickets $120.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. 320 Hockey Collector's Album $75.00 $10.00 Kraft Canada Inc. One Night's Accommodation 321 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 $20.00 Tim Verboom Photography Gourmet Gift Basket 322 Computer Training Course $195.00 $65.00 Academy of Learning Two Week Day Green Fees 323 Two Manicures $22.00 $35.00 Hair Fitness Computer Training Course 323 Oil Change/Maintenance Academy of Learning Certificate 520.00 $50.00 Master Mechanic Mrs. Nancy Cardle 324 Indglo Personal Organizer x150.00 Grand & Toy Gift Certificate Block 71- 7:40-7:50 P.M. 337 Lingerie & Massage $195.00 Oil Package 552.00 356 Linda's Love Lace $10.00 338 One Night's Accommodation x230.00 356 SL Anne's Country Inn & Spa $20.00 339 Gourmet Gift Basket $100.00 357 The Original Basket Kase $65.00 340 Two Week Day Green Fees $55.00 358 Wolf Run Golf Club $35.00 341 Computer Training Course $195.00 359 Academy of Learning 342 Scarf $50.00 Mrs. Nancy Cardle Block 75 - 8:20-8:30 P.M. 355 Computer Training Course $195.00 Academy of Leeming 356 Hair Care $10.00 First Choice Haircutter* 356 Gift Certificate for an Oil Change $20.00 Master Mechanic 357 Plant Bucket and Two Books $65.00 Pickering Nurseries 358 Bronzed Foot/Hand Impression $35.00 Forever Young Impressions 359 Gift Basket and Manicure/Ear Candling $60.00 Nail "Plus" Studio 360 Goods and Services Gift Certificate $50.00 Awesome Baskets & Gifts 0 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS TUESDAY, APRIL. 8, 1997 Block 76 - 8:30-8:40 P.M. 361 Paint & Bodywork 5100,00 409 Three Bears Autobody Inc. $365.00 362 Personal Care: Household Items $50.00 410 Lever Pond's $52.00 363 2 Wimpy s Sweatshirts 8 $50.00 375 $30.00 Food Voucher $70.00 429 Wimpy's Diner, Pickering $45,00 364 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 430 Tim Verboom Photography $100.00 365 Framed Picture $125.00 431 The Maoic Image $100.00 Block 80 - 9:10-9:20 P.M. 379 Weekend Car Rental $125.00 Pickering Volkswagen 380 Gift Certificate for Storage 5400.00 Safe & Sound Self Storage Inc. 381 Gift Ceruf cafes $100.00 Warren's Printing Place Inc. 382 Family Membership 570.00 Zoological Society of Metropolitan Toronto 383 Ragrme Tickets $198.00 Ajax Hydro Electric Commission 384 G tt "ertihcate 5140.00 Paramount Canada's Wonderland Block 84 - 9:50-10:00 P.M. 402 Floral Arrangement $69.00 Witty Real Estate Ltd, 403 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Tim Verboom Photography 404 Personal Care Household Items $50.00 Lever Pond's 405 Paint & Body Work $100.00 Three Bears Autobody Inc. 406 Gift Certificate for an Oil Change 520.00 Master Mechanic 406 Meal Certificate $25,00 Duffin's Restaurant 407 Advertising Certificate $1,000.00 News Advertiser Block -12:00-12:10 P.M. Block 89 -12:40-12:50 P.M. 426 WooVLeather'Mars" Jacket $250.00 409 Effe in Foods Ltd. $365.00 427 Restaurant Certificate $100.00 410 Cassidy and Company $52.00 428 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 375 Laver Pond's $114.00 429 VCR Cleaning $45,00 387 Chin's Stereo & Video Service $120.00 430 Wills/Power of Attorney $100.00 Molly Maid House Cleaning Petty 0. Singh, O.C. 431 Paint & Bodywork $100.00 Internet Access Three Bean Autobody Inc. Block 77 - 8:40-8:50 P.M. 367 Two Seasons Tickets $412.00 409 Canadian Stage Company $365.00 368 Clock $50.00 410 Bathtub -Tech $52.00 369 Framed Print $230.00 375 Accettone Funeral Home $114.00 370 Two Week Day Green Fees $55.00 387 Wolf Run Golf Club $120.00 371 Basketball Wall Clock S30,00 Molly Maid House Cleaning Trintec Industries 371 Bronzed FootlHand Impression $35.00 Internet Access Forever Young Impressions 372 One Day Trampoline Rental $130.00 Durham Trampolines Block 81- 9:20-9:30 P.M. 385 Grtt Certificate $24.00 409 Shear Magic $365.00 385 Shoehorn $25.00 410 Almedic $52.00 386 One Annual Small Mail $106.00 375 Box Rental $114.00 411 Mail Boxes Etc. Items $50.00 387 One Party Package $120.00 412 National Sports Practice $60,00 Molly Maid House Cleaning Amusement Centre 388 Picture Easel $195.00 Internet Access Smitty's Fine Fumiture 389 Body Massage $55.00 Whites Road Physiotherapy & Sport Clinic 390 rube. O.I. Filter Certificate $75.00 Midas Muffler 10:00-11:00 P.M. Block 86 -12:10-12:20 P.M. 408 Don key & Wagon Planter John Fletcher $65.00 409 Special Membership Package $365.00 392 Town of Picketing $100.00 410 Two Tickets to the $52.00 393 Glass Menagerie $106.00 375 Trebor Allan Inc. $90.00 411 Personal Care/Household Items $50.00 376 Laver Ponds $55.00 412 Gift Certificate $60,00 Molly Maid House Cleaning Z Art Gallery 413 Printing Certificate $50.00 Internet Access The Print Place -12:50-1:00 P.M. Block `8 - 8:50-9:00 P.Nt. Block 82 - 9:30-9:40 P.M. 391 Piano Tuning $75.00 421 The Piano Man ;50-00 392 Dry Cleaning Services $100.00 422 Parkers Cleaners $52.00 393 Dinner Certificate $50.00 375 Regalis Restaurant $90.00 394 Owl T V Videos $50.00 376 The Children's Group $55.00 395 Dinner for 4 S50 00 Molly Maid House Cleaning Bayfy's Restaurant 377 Ten $5.00 Meal Deals 4iCELEBRATE e ]DOM ~ 44 t'ldLltS ii S Block 79 - 9:00-9:10 P.M. 373 Gift Certificate $50.00 421 Regalis Restaurant ;50-00 374 Child's Dental Examination $145.00 422 Dr_ B. Jesperson & $52.00 416 Dr. G. latrapoulos $50,00 375 One Nights Accommodation $90.00 417 Comfort Inn By Journey's End $70.00 376 Car Wash Certificate $55.00 418 Dermid's Service Centre $W.00 Molly Maid House Cleaning (Petro Canada) 377 Ten $5.00 Meal Deals $50.00 Internet Access Harvey's Restaurant 224 378 Gift Basket $125.00 Aloette Cosmetics Block 83 - 9:40-9:50 P.M. 397 3 Books - Youth Pool Passes 539.00 McLean Community Centre 398 Autographed Pointe Shoes $50.00 The Walter Carson Centre for the National Ballet of Canada 399 Party Products $50.00 Party Tyme Rent -AIL Ltd. 400 Handcrafted Box Shelf $75.00 Leanne Lewis 401A Will Preparation $150.00 Ronald J. Fromstein Law Office 401 One Day Trampoline Rental $130.00 Durham Trampolines VADA DAY AT THE Oi• .s l ' e. =' fav *WIN= wm wis _ Ifa�e of no tutu of Se AMM t6 W. +•° '"`Go JAYS co' V6_01�_b Block 87 -12:20-12:30 P.M. 414 August Renoir Framed Picture $100.00 421 The Magic knage ;50-00 415 Sports Equipment Voucher $100.00 422 Lennox Drum Ltd. $52.00 416 Chicken Dinners $50,00 423 Mary Brown's Chicken $350.00 417 In Home Portrait Sitting $70.00 Gift Certificate Tint Verboorn Ph llography $1112,00 418 Personal Care/Ftousehold Items $W.00 Molly Maid House Cleaning Lever Pond's 419 Discount Card $62.00 Internet Access Pickering Mini Putt and The Web Site Driving Range $50.00 Block 91-1:00-1:10 P.M. 432 Personal CareAiousehold nems $50A0 421 Lever Pond's ;50-00 433 Company's Coming Cookbooks $65,00 422 Company's Coming $52.00 434 Teeth Bleaching & Cosmetic $40,00 423 Dentistry Consultation $350.00 440 Or. Philip Sept and Dr. Robert Walton 435 Gift Certificate $550.00 $1112,00 Millwork Horne Centre Plckerkig Mini Putt and 436 Molly Maid House Cleaning $63.00 Molly Maid Chocolate Tour 437 Internet Access 67S.00 The Web Site Person&I Care/Household Items Block 88 -12:30-12:40 P.M. 420 Children's Table and Chair Set Brent Fletcher $M 00 421 Gift Certificate ;50-00 438 Cashway Building Centre $25.00 422 Blue Jays Tickets $52.00 439 S.W. Fleming Ltd. $40,00 423 One Hour of Ice Time $1211.00 440 Bstltub-Tech $250.00 424 Discount Card $1112,00 441 Plckerkig Mini Putt and $120.00 Driving Range 425 Chocolate Tour $200.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. Block 92 -1:10-1:20 P.M_ 438 Basketball Wall Clock $30.00 Tiintec Industries 438 Meal Certificate $25.00 Dot's Spot Family Restaurant 439 TWO Leer Planter Boxes $40,00 John Fletcher 440 Flight Tour of Toronto $250.00 Bayside Insurance Broken 441 Dog Obedience Training $120.00 K-9 Klub House 442 One Week Riding Camp $165.00 SOulthwind Equestrian Centra 443 Person&I Care/Household Items $50.00 Paver Pond's Y, APRI I. x, 1947 -PAGE 15 `Call anytime to bid on 4 Private Skybox Tickets for &V Canada r Day 40 ..Toros" `'� Blue t =- Ys. Montreal Expos Block 96 - 1:50-2:00 P.N1. Block 100 - 2:30-2:40 P.M. 480 Floating Lounge Chair for Pool $80.00 Sales & Merchandising Group Rand Pools 469 481 Wheelbarrow Planter Box $35.00 John Fletcher John Fletcher S9O0.00 481 Meal Certificate $50.00 452 Duffin's Restaurant $150.00 482 4 Baseball Tickets $120.00 $70.00 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. Thr Vwboorn Photography 483 Two Hospital Sweatshirts $50.00 $125.00 Ajax and Pickering General Hospital 484 Coffee Air Pot $89.00 Gift Package Hobart Food Equipment Group Re/Max Quality One Ltd., Ajax Block 104 - 3:10-3:20 P.M. 498 Golf UmbreYa and Golf Balls $40.00 Sales & Merchandising Group Interim Health Care 469 499 Free Muffler $60.00 John Fletcher Speedy Muller Klug. Ajax S9O0.00 500 Facelle Toilet Tissue moo 452 Underwoods $150.00 501 In Horne Portrait Sitting $70.00 447 Thr Vwboorn Photography $50.00 502 Framed Picture $125.00 448 The Magic knage $50.00 503 Gift Package $50.00 Re/Max Quality One Ltd., Ajax KX-96 FM Radio 467 Block 93 -1:20-1:30 P.M. 444 T Scotch Pine $100.00 Sales & Merchandising Group Alderbrook Industries Ltd. 469 445 Tune up and Oil Change $125.00 John Fletcher Durham Motors S9O0.00 446 Built-in Garbage Can $120.00 452 Monarch Kitchen $150.00 465 A Bath Centre $130.00 447 Dinner !or Four $50.00 490 Balmoral Fish & Chips 466 448 Personal Care Household Items $50.00 (different dates) Lever Pond's $150.00 Block 97 - 2:00-2:10 P.M. 46.2 1 Pair of Speakers $200.00 Sales & Merchandising Group Lenbrook Industries 469 463 Framed Print $125.00 John Fletcher The Magic Image S9O0.00 464 Cooler Bag & Radio $45.00 452 Kingchurch Nissan $150.00 465 Boys Uniform $130.00 453 Denis O'Connor $45.00 490 Catholic Parent Teacher Association 466 4 Blue Jays Tickets Durham Trampoline 472 (different dates) $100.00 $150.00 Re/Max Quality One Ltd., Ajax The Web Site 467 Ontario x1 Deluxe First Aid Kit $50.00 $200.00 O.R. Rigging and Safety Picov's Greenhouses Block 101- 2:40-2:50 P.M. 486 Framed Picture $125.00 Sales & Merchandising Group The Magic Image 469 487 Baseball Tickets $70.00 John Fletcher Dr. Kevin Tyber S9O0.00 488 Coffee gift Basket $150.00 452 Hollywood Donuts $150.00 489 Paint Supplies $50.00 453 Colour Your Worid $45.00 490 6 Hour Trampoline Rental $95.00 454 Durham Trampoline 472 491 Internet Access $150.00 Harbour View Caribbean Restaurant The Web Site One VVeek ,f Ridrnq Camp Block 105 - 3:20-3:30 P.M. 504 Paint & Bodywork $100.00 Three Bears Autobody Inc. 505 Framed Picture 5125.00 The Magic knoge 506 2 Blue Jays Tickets & Meal for Two at McDonald's $65.00 McDonald's Restaurant 507 Chiropractic Evaluation $30.00 Sports Medick4s & Rehab Centra 507 Meal Certificate $25.00 Duffin's Restaurant 508 Van Detail Service $120.00 Alliance Collison Lild. 509 3 Children's Videos & Great Taste Card $61.00 McDonald's Restaurants of Ajax Block 94 -1:30-1:40 P.M. 450 Cosmetic Gift Basket S65.00 Sales & Merchandising Group Shoppers Drug Mart 469 451 Introduction Service $50.00 John Fletcher Membership S9O0.00 Six nour'rampolme Rentai Hearts Pursuit of Partners Inc. $50.00 452 Tax Return $150.00 Meal Cert:fic;a;e John Crane. CGA S45.00 453 Cooler Bag & Rad,c $45.00 Car Cleaning Package Kingchurch Nissan $75.00 454 Chocolate L'_)vers 472 Meal Certificate Cooking Class $100.00 Harbour View Caribbean Restaurant The Kitchen Garden One VVeek ,f Ridrnq Camp 455 Tabiet,,p Founta r $200.00 Flying Fish and Chips Picov's Greenhouses $20.00 515 Watergarden Centre & Fisheries Block 98 - 2:10-2:20 P.M. 468 Sory Tnnitron 7l 7 S844.00 $160.00 Sales & Merchandising Group Coolwatar Farms Ltd. 469 Wisning V%ell a;anter $75.00 $50.00 John Fletcher Mobile Vacuum 470 Six nour'rampolme Rentai 595.00 $50.00 Durham Trampolines Bill Penny's Auto Service 471 Meal Cert:fic;a;e 550.00 ' S45.00 East Side Mario's. Ajax Beast Tickets 472 Car Cleaning Package 535.00 $75.00 Diamond Shine Two $20.00 Certificates 472 Meal Certificate 525.00 $50.00 Harbour View Caribbean Restaurant 473 One VVeek ,f Ridrnq Camp 5241.00 Gift Certificate for an Audley Road Stables Flying Fish and Chips Block 102 - 2:50-3:00 P.M. Block 106 - 3:30-3:40 P.M. 510 Boneless Trout Fillets $160.00 Coolwatar Farms Ltd. 457 511 Brush Vac $50.00 Awesome Baskets & Gifts Mobile Vacuum 458 512 Gift Certificate $50.00 Diamond Shine Bill Penny's Auto Service 458 513 Two Beauty & The S45.00 Dutfiin's Restaurant Beast Tickets $182.00 Meal Cert !sate Hurren, Flett, Sinclair $75.00 514 Two $20.00 Certificates $40.00 Basketball r'lall Lord Byron's and $50.00 Trintec Industries ThoWaterfiont 460 514 Gift Certificate for an S50.00 Flying Fish and Chips Oil Changle/Maintenance Ma~ Mechanic $20.00 515 T -Shirt & Gift Certificate $116.00 Lenbrook Industries Wait's Beanory With Taps Block 95 -4:40-1:50 P.M. 456 Two -Blue Jays T,rKWS $50.00 Re/Max Quality One Ltd., Pickering 457 Framer P -r! $55.00 525.00 Awesome Baskets & Gifts Zellers Inc. 458 Car Clearing Package =35.00 5200.00 Diamond Shine Lenbrook Industries 458 Restaurant Certificate $25.00 S45.00 Dutfiin's Restaurant Chin's Stereo & Video Service 459 Meal Cert !sate S5O.00 $75.00 East Side Mario s. Ajax John Fletcher 460 Basketball r'lall 530.00 $50.00 Trintec Industries Tribute Homes 460 Restaurant Cert:!:cate $15.00 S50.00 Flying Fish and Chips Balmoral Fish & Chips 46' 1 Pa -r a Speakers 5200,00 Lenbrook Industries Block 99 - 2:20-2:30 P. Al. 1, 1 Yeas -_ ,. , n.,: 535.00 Pennello's Bistro 493 474 Fcod Chopl,.,' 525.00 King Westney Florist & Zellers Inc. 475 rdir c! Speakers 5200.00 Cooler Bag & Radio Lenbrook Industries Marc Anthony Salons & Spas 4.76 V,^R C'ear:.ry S45.00 Oil Change/Maintenance Chin's Stereo & Video Service Irene Lutt 477 Wishing ,Veil Planter $75.00 Meal Certificate John Fletcher Supereentre 478 2 Basecali T.ckets $50.00 Framed Picture Tribute Homes Gallantry's Eatery 479 Dinner for =cur S50.00 Paint & Bodywork Balmoral Fish & Chips Block 103 - 3:00-3:10 P.M. 192 2 Blue Jays T!ckets S50.00 Re/Max Quality One Ltd., Pickering 493 Silk Flower Arrangement $60.00 King Westney Florist & $250,00 Garden Centre 518 494 Cooler Bag & Radio 545.00 Marc Anthony Salons & Spas Kingchurch Nissan 519 495 Oil Change/Maintenance $20.00 Irene Lutt Master Mechanic 520 495 Meal Certificate 525.00 Supereentre Duffin's Restaurant 521 496 Framed Picture $100.00 Gallantry's Eatery The Magic Image 497 Paint & Bodywork $100,00 Three Bears Autobody Inc. Block 107 - 3:40-3:50 P.M. 516 Martial Arts Classes $99.00 Martial Arts Canada Family Centre 517 Power Humidifier & Furnace Cleaning $250,00 Certified Heating & Air Conditioning 518 Hair Cut & Treatment $50.00 Marc Anthony Salons & Spas 519 Hudson Bay Blanket $400.00 Irene Lutt 520 Spring Gift Basket $80.00 Supereentre 521 Dimer Certificate $40.00 Gallantry's Eatery PAGE 16 -THF NEVUS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997 ri 04U Tl�h- kY - xb"Y'.•�,;. ;.._ 9i- #'ay'Nye...„ �� �..ti,._.�,:F.au ':.ws;._:,:++-..amu.. �. —�. __ _ Corporate Sponsors atogers Community'I'V Shaw Cable 10 Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. Canadian Progress Club Pickering Ajax Women Confident Financial Services . Ontario Hydro Re/Max First Realty limited ' Bank of Montreal - - MIN It TM I rIT more- Of Our Generous'Donors Watch for items from these donors during Super Surprise, Mystery Mann Power AE, .7— s. s T Ajax Forum, Forum Publishing Inc. 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Iyer% 'e y ,. ° ,' "" rlterlCy Inc. �rx Richard Stanley ' t o a. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997 - PAGE 17 Around Durham Region ult War vet wants answers, pension for hisproblems BRIAN LEGREE agents such as Sari d DURHAM STAIT OSHAWA — Mark Power ,(,ins talking about his experi- :nce in the Gulf War and then ,ic,ps suddenly in mid -sen - i: nce. He's lost his train of- iliought. Memory loss is just one of the many problems he's suf- :red since his tour of*duty in he Middle Fast, along with '\+itching muscles and intense kody pain, but the 30 -year-old Xh awa man feels his country r letting him down in his attempt to draw a disability pension. A consider myself a proud Canadian. but these people i do heen dealing with in the _ isernment have turned their racks on me when I need he says. Mr. Power was 24 when he ft to serve in Operation Fric- rn II aboard the HNICS Pro- ,ctcur in the Persian Gulf, .tm%ing there Jan. 1, 1991. Due to the threat of chem - ,:al and biological warfiare. Canadian medical officials ,,ave him five needles and a pill that was "supposed to pro - 4:0 us in case of a chemical attack..' Two weeks after he urived, war broke out and (;ulf War participants may have been exposed to chemi- :al warfare agents and biolog- ;cal toxins, including nerve n an Tabun. a United States Senate report indicates. After returning to Oshawa upon completion of his tour of duty in June. 1991, Mr. Power noticed "little red sprits on his h(>dy and my bines started cracking." His condition kept deterio- rating to the point whore "my memory's half gone, there's really intense pain in my lower hack, hip and shoulder" and there's pain in his joints. It was while watching a Phil Donahue television pro- gram in 1993 featuring United States Gulf War veterans that Mr. Power realized his diffi- culties could he; linked to his service in the Middle East. 'There were guys in slings, with their hands bent up• guys talking about being sick on the program and I was cxpen- encing all the symptons they were talking axiut. It fl(x)re('] me, so I began to make inquiries." Doctor couldn't determine the source of his problems and when he turned to the govern- ment for help, the response was not what he expected. Mr. Power applied to Vet- erans Affairs Canada (VAC) for a disability pension in 1995, but was rejected. He's appealed twice since, with the same result. Government doors have been slammed in his face and phones hung up on him, he says. No one acknowledged that Canadian soldiers were exposed to chemical and hio- l(gical warfare or could be suffering from what's become known as Gulf War Svn- dri ,mc, he says. "N,)body in the Canadian government came forward and said there was chemical and biological fallout," he says. "The government said it was all in your head." But Durham MP Alex Shepherd says there's no doubt "Saddam Hussein had chemical weaponry. What we don't know is what effect it had„ Alec Connolly. VAC senior communications offi- cer. says "neither tlx: Canadi- an or international medical community recognizes Gulf War Syndrome" as a diag- nosed condition. As time went by, the sleep- less nights, memory loss, gas- trointestinal problems and twitching muscles continued for Mr Power, who grew increasingly frustrated and impatient with his condition and the reaction of those he lo)ked to for help. "I was beginning to ques- tion myself. They were main- taining that if the doctors don't know what it is, it doesn't exist, but I've been putting up with this for the past four years," he says. A ran out of patience two years ago. I spent two year,, in a deep depression and those bastards said it's in your head." His fourth appeal to the Veterans Review and Appeal Board is scheduled for April 9 in Charlottetown, but will likely he postponed, to allow Mr. Power to undergo further medical evaluation. He's going to Ottawa on April 8 to the Gulf War Clinic at the National Defence Med- ical Centre for a battery of tests. "The government obvious- ly recognizes there are prob- lems out of the Gulf Nvar, that's why we have a Gulf War Clinic,- says Mr. Shepherd. The Durham MP has been no help to him. says Mr. Power, but Mr. Shepherd dis- agrees, saving he's "truing hard to argue Mr. Pow'er's case, adding there's no ques- tion something is wrong with him. "I know he's frustrated and negative about a lot of things. 1 think the government has great sympathy for his prob- lem," says Mr. Shepherd, adding "it's a difficult area," noting medical science may not have caught up with con- ditions faced by soldiers dur- ing the Gulf War. There were 4,500 Canadi- ans who served in the Gulf ~lark Power, who served with the Canadian forces dur- ing the Gulf War in 1991, says he suffers from a series of debilitating medical symptoms as a consequence. He's seeking a disability pension from Veterans Affairs Canada. War and 183 have applied for War Syndrome. disability pensions, says Mr. if it can be determined 'qtr. Connolly. Ninety-eight have Power's condition stems from been awarded pensions, 38 his duty in the Gulf Lar. the have been re and 47 are government "owes him more still outstanding, he says. than a pension," says Mr. None of the vets have been Shepherd. "We have to find a awarded pensions for Gulf way to make him better." Oshawa candidate for mayor wants transportation links Y p boosted OSHAWA — The first declared candidate in Oshawa's mayoralty race has targeted trans- pr,rtation and jobs as two of his major cam- paign themes. Murray Strong, 46, a self-employed jour- neyman and vice-chairman of the Oshawa Public Utilities Commission (PUC), was the first to enter the race when nominations offi- cially opened April I . In a prepared statement, Mr. Strong pointed to the City's need to develop the harbor, airport and add a Highway 401 interchange at Steven- son Road.Economic development is also a key component of Mr. Strong's platform. He indicates he will set a goal of zero unemployment for the City, adding he'll expand the responsibilities of Oshawas eco- nomic development department to attract more investment. Mr. Strong also suggests he'll world toward bringing a university to Oshawa. The City of Oshawa should also co-operate with neighboring municipalities, says Mr. Strong. referring to the ongoing squabble pro- duced by Oshawa's report calling for the City to merge with Whitby and Courtice. Mr. Strong was appointed to the PUC fol- lowing the resignation of Abe Taylor in March, 1996. He finished sixth in balloting for the PUC during 1994's municipal election. The top four vote -getters are appointed to the com- mission, along with the mayor. The municipal election is Nov. 10 and the deadline for filing nomination papers is OcL 10. Although Mayor Nancy Diamond hasn't officially filed her papers, she's expected to run aeain. City must keep The City has hired two Bow- seniors and in the downtown core. tion of a Taxi Liaison Committee manville contractors to clear snow "We spend a lot of money on the (TLC) "to provide an opportunity for sidewalks clean, jor more than 2,000 seniors and seniors sidewalk program, it's hap- more formal and improved discus - physically challenged people in hazard and we get lots of com- sion between all interested parties Sa $ counclllol' y Os hawa The City plaints," he says, suggesting that and stakeholders concerning P� spends $50,000 on the money could be funnelled into a lems and initiatives associated with OSHAWA —Tile Ci should tY program annually. The City also has difficulty City-wide sidewalk program. The City actually the taxi industry." If approved by council, it's expect - implement a program to clear snow from every sidewalk in Oshawa, says enforcing its snow clearing bylaw Coun. Lutczyk also notes the City ed the TLC would include represen- Robert Lutczyk. among the general population, he is saving $300,000 by switching tatives from the taxicab brokers, each The Ward 3 Regional Councillor says, Consequently, he wants public from clean-up weeks to a call-in ser- vice, suggesting that money could be of the driver groups, an independent taxicab Durham says the inadequate condition of side- walks prompts the most calls of com- works officials to produce a report earmarked for a sidewalk program. owner, Regional Police, the City's bylaw enforcement plaint during winter. outlining the feasibility and costs associated with clearing the City's branch and the City clerk's office. Members of the committee Most of the criticism is targeted at 530 kilometres of sidewalks. Cab committee would not be paid for their service. the City's program to clear seniors' sidewalks, he says. "If it was that onerous, other municipalities would have eliminated in W0I'ks? Although taxis operate as private businesses, the number of cabs The number one complaint — probably to every councillor, is the it a long time ago," says Coun. Lutczyk. and the rates they charge are regulated by senior sidewalk clearing program we During the winter, several coun- OSHAWA —The City is consider- ing forming a committee to oversee the City, notes Mr. Suter. In the past, the City held informal have — the contractor is not perform- in •it's a pain in the rear," says Coun. cillors have told public works offi- vials about complaints they've the taxi industry. ' consultation with taxi representatives Lutczyk. received about snow removal for City clerk Brian Suter is recon- mending council endorse the forma- when dealing with industry -related matters, he says. _....._....-...�..-....-. ....... ......-'---. _--_-.--- -- _- _..-�._���-��...�•.+=.�r,r ..•. ....�_..ei. �....... .�; '*''MIq�MR,' .....e., •-idb.......... ,+mss:-Snn+�M�-.ys+owt9M..'.,ti, . PAGE 18 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997 P -Sports---Pickering Al Rivt'tt, srOrls Nvritc1 683- 110 F"IX: 083--363 --- _ Mews Advertiser Great season over for Picke B) AI_ Rl\ ETF SI'oRIS k NuNII K PIC'KE:RING — It's all over for the Ptckerini* Panthers. An othcrwlsc line season by the Moro Junior '.A' Hockey league club came to a disappointing end after two -.yeekcnd losses to the %Vexford Raiders and the :Aurora Magna Tigers officially eliminated the Panthers frons the hunt for a scnu-final berth. Pickering plays a meaningless playoff' lilt against the Wexford Raiders tonight. Tucsday. at 7:30 at the Scarborough ;Arena Gardens to finish off the Super Six quarter -final Playoff series. Any hope the Panthers had for a semi-final spot evapo- rated Sunday when they lost 7-1 in Aurora to the top-ranked photo by A.J. Groen Pickering Panthers' Eric Thomson and a Wexford Recreation Complex Friday. In a must -win contest, the Raider overskate the puck during Metro Junior 'A' Panthers dropped an 8-5 decision. On Sunday, Hocke-, League playoff action at the Pickering Pickering lost to Aurora 7-I. Powerhouse Pickering Panther atoms win second tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers The atom Panther then blanked Cedar Hill Bel -Air Travel minor atom select hockey team 8-0. Game MVP Dirosa led the way with a hat captured its second tourney title of the season trick. Other markers were added by Mundy by defeating Ajax 6-2 in the championship with two, Romanelli, Cowan and Matt Gifford. game of the recent Pickering Select Helpers were registered by Molony, Sartisohn Tournament. and Butler with two each, Romanelli, The Panthers were led by game most valu- Pastcmack and Gifford with one apiece. able player Patrick Mundy, who scored once In the final round-robin contest, game MVP and added an assist. Mark Romanelli potted Romanelli dominated in a 4-2 victory over Ajax two goals, with singles to Kai Sartisohn and with a natural hat trick. Sartisohn scored a sin - Marc Dirosa. Other assists went to Brad gle, with assists to Cowan and Molony with two Cowan, Cam Clayton, Brendan Badcock, each and Van Dyk with one. Adam Van Dyk and Patrick O'Sullivan. Pickering goalies David Demarinis and The Pickering atoms sent Cedar Hill pack- Michael Olsen shone with a tournament goals- ing with a strong two-way effort in a 5-2 semi- against average of 1.20. Defencemen Cameron final victory. Game MVP Chris Pasternack was Clayton, Ryan Clayton, Gifford, O'Sullivan, a rock on defence while quarterbacking several Pastemack and Van Dyk routinely cleared all rushes. No scoring details were provided. rebounds. The Bel -Air Travel Panthers swept through The Pickering Bel -Air Travel atoms finished round-robin play, starting with an I 1-0 romp their regular season in first place in the top tier over West Hill. Game MVP Christopher Butler of the North York Hockey League with an forced several turnovers and scored once. Also undefeated record. scoring were Sartisohn, Romanelli, Patrick The Pickering minor atom selects are also Molony and Dirosa with two each, Badcock sponsored by Magic Touch Chimney Sweep. and Jason Collins. Adding assists were Dirosa, The team is coached by Ed Van Dyk, Dennis Molony, Romanelli with two apiece, Ryan Collins and Dave Wallace and managed by Clayton and Mundy with singles. Brenda Molony. ----------------";-=----- ..............._,.,. ring Panthers Magna Tigers who ran their record to a perfect four wins and no losses in the playoff series. This followed an 8-5 loss to the Raiders at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday night. As had been the case throughout this plavofl* series, the Panthers played Aurora with an injury -riddled line-up. which showed up in the third period as the Tigers preyed on the fatigued visitors. The Panthers were without team cap- tain Richard Spooner (concussion). Paul Howes (knee injury). Jeremy Schott (elbow), Jon Cartile (knee) and George Trifon (ankle). Dan Ctoffi had the lone Panthers' goal against Aurora. But, the must -win contest of the playoff round was Friday night's tilt against Wexford. Again, the injuries hampered the Panthers' effort as Pickering's bench strength wasn't enough to counteract the Raiders, who spored four unanswered goals in the final frame for the vic- t�rv. Chris Hunter. %like 'McCormick. Paul Webb, Eric Thomson and Dan Cioffi scored for the Panthers against �kc\k)rd. Cory Hass chipped in with three assists. while %1cCormick had two. The rash of injuries which hit the club in the playoffs after a relatrycly injury -free regular season was the prirna- ry reason for the Panther,' collapse in the second round of the rlavoffs. Pickering general manager Ron Blizzard says the result would have been much difilerent with a full ros- ter of healthy bodies. "If we had a Full complement of players. we would have ,n ern cycry team in the round-robin a good run for their rnoncv. I feel we could have been in the final four. But, that's hockey. It's unfortunate" Blizzard says he's nonetheless proud of his players and their contribution to making this season the best in more than a decade. "For us to win our division, finish fourth overall in the league and get fans to come hack to the complex. I think ,kc accomplished our goals. It's a great feeling for the peo- ple involved with this hockey club." The Panthers are destined to finish either fifth or sixth in the six -team playoff round with a record of no wins, four losses and one tie going into tonight's game with Wexford. The single point came from a 2-2 overtime tic with the Caledon Canadians. PANTHERS' POSTSCRIPT: Oshawa resident Michael Robbescheuten was the winner of the 1997 Pontiac Sunfire or $15,000 cash in the annual Panthers' fund-raising raffle. The winning ticket was drawn at Friday night's game by Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs and Regional Councillor Rick Johnson. .. n17} L tn"e ripen s vie foe �. in chi �onshi � pfing ABY JIM EXSSON F r The draw was seeded to , give a first KULTO TIM NEWS ADVE" M . ouad bye to the top four' club teams . ,.- 17tte Warren Leslie rink which all remained on the `A' side after Norton foarsome' ' the- tthefrrst�arst day of curling. 8 te;t vtrcekf Ess Piece is the end. 16W bad nan,6*W to le+1R ' ga'irurling ehatmpioashtp only t tents ern the up(ei edthe r ►ar; w �. �{ Ton ttYnits, bvtlt r,-....--.......w.-.wrr.....rwr•ww�•r.... ...... . ........... .. • i �!- -4,_ ... •..... • i lee r_ ... �..�_:.: .. ., .. ...... r -: 0 0 Buy one week, get ,Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the 2nd free. (905) Monday to Friday Call us for TOLINERONTO 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturay details 798E Sale or fax your ad - Applies to Articles For Sete and Vehicles For (905) 579-2238 Sale only. 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HOME WORKERS Ur genre Neecec �o to $8200fwk •- Easy work " -'No experience required" For tree details send a SASE to Skybte Enterpris- es 150 Clark Blvd Suite 247 Brampton Ont L6T 4Y8 IT PAYS to lose weyht, You co. good Feel great and earn extra income Call 571 5063 JWP DISTRIBUTION Services Inc a reputable established and expanding Pickering based courier company is Woking for en- Ifxbsiashc broker drivers with small cars andior vans A strong geographi- cal eographycal knowledge of Metro Toronto is beneboal Inter- ested parties call Lise or Vali at (905) 420-6705. GENERAL R•Jiabk, hard work- wo Irl vklluah With a mtntnt® of 2 years, aVenewe are to work for $6.95+&r. Own atld those . y'OD w0& shifts ate requa - Way shotslboott me a must Cali Deaaea or IGm at (sos) 434-5424 or faxyowRlsaaw to PS) 43434.1965. ION SERVICE* Cara To ex"b ... $12.85 TO START 'Ne have 30 new posi- tions In housewares and sports items. Ideal WANTED by )eife,stn e,i =•, Hungry Can- vassers Call Marry at 721- 1832 Mor -Fn 7am-2prr ' Office Help SMALL AJAX OFFICE Iona ar . .e Oerx to pe^Gem various orrice rh ales AP PTR. Secretan etc Exceuent wnrk ng •Iowfedge c' Lotus 123 1"cl WordPerfect a must Pease reply To PO Box :-1. Ala- Ontario LIS "R9 Sales Help ' Agents EARN UP TO S'CCC 4eex'y 7r.o, 't oM, .can. .asses r home, renoiratxx s is1eSS No ex pe,ence -•�cessary w,I, train 905- ,42-8047 POSITIVE, assertive Sales Person or commission sales Computer skills an asset Fax resume to 905, 433-5041 ROYAL WOODS LIN :. -A l% MERCURY Auto- lohve Sates We regwre two sales representative E xpnne,nce preferred Growing dealership Great *, rwrg atmosphere For C.- , .. .. rtFc�l•:P•rtt►�Iti r This full time po,Iuon rcyu rc. ,orneone to r -oh tdc Information and direction to custom - r, and uupphcrs, to xlpporT of a typical of- fice- Please forward your resume to the attention of JI LIF. JANIFS, c 1 c 1 SIStf -f )1': ST- N.. 0SHA«A- ONT. I.IH 7K4 BUNGUAL POSMONSIC AVAILABLE IN PKE MGI • M&� usa be er1t n>� FrEngish US Ptev10cuslit Ter service exp. • Previous sales emp. 3n asset • Cortkrtable On cmiputer av m • Must be ade to work anytime befWew 7'30 am - 8--00 pm rie Please fax su rm to Morw*n at (906) 8318134 CLASS "An MECHANICS 'ime salafir-d Please mai( resume to: Attn: Manager 1016 Brock Rd., ),nit #2 Pickering, Ontario L1W 3%11 Bargain Articles BECorner 1 For Sale ALPINE _- -air >.e•e•s BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS suc ":- Nilson. Slaaeryer i.,, :cc ' .,-- 7w^ 'enn,s octets iadeS ^grit. 'raryw For sate as One nYK2 :* 7ups microwave -.ver 3,000 Hardcover Cannon rebel -G cortax -.o0-S nary collectors, PTS Cameras, new golf _Ius `. sets Of encyclope- glove right-hand arge, -a-for :Ns ptuS 4 custom built Invers 432 - "29 ale c shelves. me,ask.r On tet Worth Wide Web and reach 60 million fix .1 :• x '2 ,1 o^9 SKI MACHINE. Piamastw ,bu win `ave ^+any _e rc•--er^ ..a. s wain '. ooks e":ve, atter .-r; rr; purer almost new selling ria Orary with these 10, 5325 905 42':--5623 hreiy eamer books r BURGLAR ALARMS u�ow .Uding over S' 5C_ w -••r trlerveS "I. - vo -ome I time de ser es In a,. KEEP THEM OUT'S Custom ,Gout S2C ')00 value for a -'- + steel secunty w.noow ' m. price of S2 00C .905 bars allows atordabie :6S -8t05 peace Of mi^q even ..It the windows 7w �O, a BRAND NEW custom tle* estimate au Secure -a'3e `-'a .art ;•ey w,tr Designs 1905,428-6429 -t o' peach $350 Ca,,BUY, t5�was-e` SELL. RENT. -ew a -o CAT Free to good roe .- era Pmts serv-,:e new for students and grads No videxper nese. Iralnlrp provided. Call 723 {920 on ^tervlew eau Rick an- teigne 905686-2300 Daycare • I Wanted Daycare a Available '_': 6306 r arc aid sudsy xor coa- ars Repairs to stoves �r'� s washers dryers Stephenson s Comme,:,al Products. 455 Simcoe St S. Oshawa 576-8471 CUSTOM aa•her breakfast rnoc. w:rgram tame ext -a :-a Is- S30C F„g,. :a,re stew ),lee nyw Sz75 ,.,.., ■ ,,,,., .,a... Skilled 10 Help LIVE IN/LIVE OUT `canny MATURE -e-,ac,e lar ere r+armonyl3eatrice THE FACIAL Place •e- yuves esthenaans- Nair I.... and R M T s experience required Apply in person with resume. 668-8128 TUPPERWARE Were Recruiting° High comm,s- s,on. Flexible hours. Tons of tun No pressure sales No quotas Students wel- come FREE start -up -kit Training available To buy or see contact Judy Got - man, (905) 839-4535 UNDERGROUND UTILITY LOCATOR, A growing com n theon t EXPERIENCED DPERA. TOR to run Kaocta excava- tor. 5 yrs exp Must be de pendable and sed -motivat- ed Drivers license req Also waterproofing labour Fax esum05-837- e 9 2496 FULL-TIME LICENSED plumber required for serv- i0e in commeraarresiden- flal work Truck supplied. On ads! ll for weeken eveningsDurham area Brart:(705)932-3772. 'equired 'or o�r 3 .nildren ,7 0 mth ons. 3 6 4' 2 yrs i Full day school lir 2 eldest Non-smoker Own transpor- tabor preferable A,ax area References required 905 4283388 after 7 p m or weekends UVE4N NANNY wanted r Ajax for r newborn 429591 area Lots of toys AM 'oom for 04Y ,n a sate ane happy environment Exceuent ret erences Call 434-8828 WILL provide a warm nor turrg environment. with many learning Opportuni- ties Mealssnacii5 provto- ed Fenced yard Pickering Beach.Rollc area 686- 5087 S500•pr 686-1767 HOSPITAL BED. "^anua, crank i.e ^ew asking S30C :- oast OI'er 9C5 420-6J22 or 905.420- 9731 RIDING Equipment lir sale Sadcie. bndle reins. blankets. brushes, nelmet. cn 8 Doe Mao fists NANNY REQUIRED. 3 aPs a ng equipment b accessories daysweek in my home. Hen* Reese au 428-2169 own transportation, ECE 6 �� First Aid training preferred Im ArtIC:� CAN 428-6105. for Smile PART-TIME Home are. OR parrry i ege o&, ... Durham, Victona, Peterbor- ough and Northumberland is seeking candidates lir locating underground utility facilities. All candidates should be able to work with limited supervision, able to read and interpret draw- Ings, be a good time man. ager and possess a valid drivers license. Experience in draltirg, with use of lap- top computers and a knowledge of underground facilities would be an asseL All interested candidates should mai resume to A ailable Idcais clan d�g record. 1s' DIGITAL Smtlurte Sys - live -en or out Call Mary tem. 90 channels free lir 19 MONTH OLD Girl seek- 723'-60x5 anytime one year Only 57 00 kirk. 09 playmate aged 2-3 yrs 1-800-267-9466 to share my narny. Lots of • ' Buslnfws b 27' ZENITH stereo t v , toys 8 lots of love 905- • Busirtfess $8.25 wk 35• Zenith stereo 831 7242 CARPET ••om $4 99 :Ie, SQ -O and up 1JC s c1 Styhes and colors to choose Spring Special - 65 oz Saxory including upgrade pad nstalkd at $1999 per sq yc iMin,mum 8o yos Call (905? 432.2750 Carpet Mill Disrtibulors, 12 months No payments. No interest. (OAC) 3 rooms (3005q If, , installed with deluxe pad from only SM Specials on Vinyl. C4rarl and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home, 1.800- 663-60x6. CARPET QUALITY car- pet. Low prices. Latest co- lours and faitkons. Sales. Installations. repairs. For free estimates, Call Wally 723-5295 or 706-3517 www3. sympatloo-c Wcar- pets. FULL Day. Momilunchfaf- Central Locating Service (Canada) Ltd., 604 Edward I t $19.00/wk. Free delivery CARPETS. Lola cif carpels, E.C.E. Will provide a warm INTERNET 1.800.267.9466 100% nylon stain release, nurturing environment with Vee" Gel your business 5 PC bedroom suis $696, carpet 3 rooms 1339. (30 �y learning oDPorhrr- lees. Experienced I Refer• On tet Worth Wide Web and reach 60 million 7 soled wood dirwrg sate sv Yd l InrAtdea: pipet prerrwm fad and waWe- Pickering Beach 8 People. FREE details Cat, � for busy Pickering office. Rollo 905. Rob ants 905 x2rr1534 905-434-2170 OeW- old) S500. fridge $W. discounts, carpet repairs mature, outgoing, and have TW -2 T W-2503. stove $95, 9 wooden Sam 905-GW1777- FULL Day. Momilunchfaf- Central Locating Service (Canada) Ltd., 604 Edward ter school supervision, south Ajax. St. Join's Atn- Ave., tint 1, Richmond Hill, ' � burlanee cerlill"le. hot Ontario. L4C 9Y7 or Fax lo kinches, nutritious snacks, 905-883.8281 b1' daily walk. Cas 427-2356. 1W 1997. VEHICLE DETAILING- •x- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST LOYMIC IIELsiMIM Ylfony oeWm opportut" n Ajaxf for busy Pickering office. free daycare. Warm lunch - Pickering area. Must be Minimum 5 yrs. denial exp' as, nutritious snacks mature, outgoing, and have rogtwred. Knowledge of smoke free. MomalPiner- own Car. (416),3754867. Abel system a must. Calf pest Cyea Cindy at 839-5951. call Jade* 509-7787. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 2238 chairs $175. 3 anbque dressers $1201each. 4 an- CARPETS- Try and acts. tique chairs $125, coffee NVW 100% nylon. Start - and end tables M. tables to- Full product me -ea- $25/each vec $25/each, 3 Pc bedroom able to suit any budget suit• $250. maple desk Senior discount. Raw $65, bed harries S30yeaeh, and rese ad - for h•• Ser kids furniture, lamps arta timate. Cafe and 111 show odd tem& (905)697-3632 you Me difference. 100% A PORTABLE customers satisacidn room). $,I 9 Please cap 431-44eed, Aak• (905) 905.43& 1330. 43t -4040 Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Seruice. We tine by fir The H otsfr b for of nines in Dur are.. )lave your firs deMtfllrb .: 0 Tei & P» any Wednesday, Friday or Subay with TMe Ill, , pope r filet elferytlody nobs.saJEASY! News Advertiser . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . PAGE. 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997 Articles Articles Articles Articles• lfetslSupplies/ Automobiles Automobiles AutomobilesMe, Arts & wn, For Sale RM For Sale For Sale Wanted SBoarding For Sale For Sale Wanted Crafts CERAMIC molds for sale 1005 IC -h,,OSe loom. ex- cellent condition Supplies 50% Ott Cal'' atter 4 p To and anytime or weekend. 43d-572' COMPUTER i.,. sale. 4817 DX3? - e s ram. color Vi rnomtm Sound card. CC rom. software. plus muco mare 550C cr best Otte, 4:;: 1049 COMPUTER SPECIAL P",12C w.rh drive tax modem, window$ '95 5" 50 wk ' 801., 267 946 COMPUTERS Cn• S28 Ic S38t. u :'GA S'5 iron,= `.GA 521. hucti SVG -A monai•5 S'39 Pentium cvslem, -om oiete .-T` Tontt r 1E 'dBs et $ q- notehor*< MP ,ar, iet„ coin, doct,3tator ^e^ e,_ S 55 Com- ril?' Clearin: e tE4 Ra :,ne RC Bcwman r - Just ea' c' ext 4?<' trim 4101 697-3059 CONTENTS A -lo r,;11 sir er. wd�n., ...o,^t•,r orye, 3 seitc, coua- & „ria" 9 pc voce: d-ningrocm Su'. to solid light oak got -509- 8-4 DININGROOM u le 14 C< -, iia•^ araJiana Legacy. rnanogany nctuo ,ng ova! table with l Rah, IC chairs buffet .-,unet top and server S850C (9051263-2303 DININGROOM SUITE ca,!-,dge pool 'rifer 100 GPM $'5) 579-2983 FLAT ;r, with tamers 3c - ;d, and t 3 Tray steam warr^er S80C each 5?9- SC 14 FOR SALE 'e' Dewar Rama a-, saw $2000 Ro.,,e' tate $1:: F�o- shop (nage $700 Whei horse riding awn tractor S'DOC. Law, spraye, S35C tea frgge anc stove $200 Italian baby prim S5; Ca" 435-491_1 evernngs Sat forThurs FRIDGE. stove S350 -pa., s.;ta S'7_ :able saw S^5 double bid fame lead bcarc $35 arty r a e• $35C table & chairs 5125 263-219' GORGEOUS REFIN- ISHED tie,ntzman :.c' y^' pin .,- Must tie seen to be apr,ec,a:ed ask $1900 91 -28-6907 HARDWOOD dm,ngroom tec„r . _oars }utter S85C Persia^ ruG 13 x 1' S75C teak way t.nit 5275 wast er arye• 525C -pair 839-- 2742 leave message Wood Fasces & Decks. Chain Lial. Wrought Iron Dog Runs. etc. ever 19 yeah 905.666-4955 1-500-598-8160 Wood Fencing Docks - Cham I" - Iron Oral Holes - Set Posts FREE sstimabs Call Steve 905409.5077 mobile 416.729.1348 INCOME TAXES PRE PARED from S;0 ; years expPnenCe Gal Lucy 901 428-8429 TECHNICS O,gan.'bencr new :000. asi .. 51000 oou. a -n new wool Yon 1998 DJdyp %arayan 6 cynnaPr 1Rrp n, longe, used $25C1.0 4 _l'k--C 71i MOVING SALE Vva r,.1 lighted w000 glare h.ulch. W aIOUt bugle' iovl- crdt matching char. -, p new ak std ane! bang,- couch ala sw�:-- gra' '^dlch�nd 7&fee iab'E Ian. ea'ne- swivel Thai' , glass ti brass. a to DleS var ety hamec p,crures 3-seclirr, stacKa.lr, watt ,in- •inn - ne -side Oar* .^e wail urn1 wn lE edge se! arable. 6 �hd,ri, -morella and char .:us.^aors, s0 cieanmg sto,E w th Cor ^lgware lop 21 N fir fr,^c, tree fridgedpMOx I y, ^Ci 905 -,ll SPECIAL nano new stag and or. 1 glass osp-ay case V. wide x 6 h r•gh negotiable Fniny cabinets New ane used filing cab, - nets '• only $69 - .,e quantities ast Lali cabinets also available Quality new aro ,sec cna rs from or,v $19 99 and up. Used desks from $75 CO and up Over+ead proiecto, for sale lent Speedy Bus,ness Centre 668-080C Whitby ONYICO High power pro receive,. paid S, 20C astir S35C (9051839-0866 PEOPLES IDENTIFICA- TION. c), kn a lded time o" er. JJD Marketing is offer mga ID Package This special otter is Io' "00010 of all ages specialized to, children but s aselul for teens elderly and people that are phyiii and mentally challenged There S a t,ee got carr every Pu ­ chase For more intorma tion Cali 571-3569 or sent replies to the liuow•^,, ac dress lab Peoples IC JJO Mani Oshawa Centre P O PO Bo, ;0545 Oshawa Dnlar,o L'_-91.8 PIANO. 'JASON 8 RISCH ic,g • Grand 'e'uibtshoi asknq 52452 affe, 6 p T 906 4_ 4-9E' SHEDMAN - Oua,,'v xv6.,de• . ~..,. 8 X 8 barn nC only $295 -,,us lax Many quer sizes and styles ava.la" Allo garages anCoeck, '61 MU(ay R;, Unit 3. P.,xenng F-, more into cad 905 -Eli 2093 DESIGN WORK GLASS b MIRROR All types of wind- ows. Mirrors,Shower stalls,glass blocks. Free Estimatles Call Pahl (905)839-4801 CARPEIM free estimates, house additions, basements. becks. trim work, door in- stallation. baseboards, sheds, root repairs, (905) 619.2930 Bill Jr. SLAG I'il!Ci.: :of u11� SltlragC lards niarn ,ail 1.111. :% Mittal. \arIOU� al'a11a1'le 11:',lc cd or picked Call International Mill Service N�entviorth tit. ��.. I�'hitb" 66R-687 l o ,. Lj V,dver aouoie aeci, 200 walls. S" Ter waek Free de�'very '-800.267. 946E OAKi PINE FURNITURE T,a:' -ria Woodto ^ c p'eased Iz rhod..:E 'our new 'Home Ofl,Ce- and 'Ente,tamment Cant ^las. We have ad many new :eJ•oom 6 dirnnG ^om pieces as well We rr o ly hanocra" what we se, and ofter the honest ouait fu, lashings available any where at low Competitive prices 905-985 8774 TRAILER. -ea,, au% tan new vwcod ilea and raa- ?C5 435-422' Oshawa No Saturdav calls please USED & yew Appliances, 6 m liths war,anry on used manufacturers warranty on new Stef & Hank s Ac- p4ances 362 French St Oshawa 905-432-7167 USED FRIDGE 5225 and up. used stoves 52!nC and up. used warners 5250 dryers $179 and up Brand new brand name tndges. 16 T 5605 New brand name 30' stoves $449 and up New scratch and Joni bar fndges 5 c l $249 Ste- phenson s Furndure and Appliances 227 Court St. Osnewa 56-7448 WATER , you are con - 'e _c wit^ me taste. smell 8.or won c' your water we car 'talc Cad for �njc 686 831' o: 686.023a atter 5 CT Articles Wanted APPLIANCES Wa^toil Call `,'els Apy'en�es k. 432- Revs (MASONRY Spm g n brick, and dIkmers- general ram Guaranteed, photos, references, upon request. Free Estimates. 90S'b70-3811 WANTED: used building materials: Lumber r,y woio dC�rs, .3;,"`m'reined windows. etc Free v,,;k „ Cad Kevn at 905- :04 -0^ 63 HEComputer /internal PENTIUM 200 d,eam ma tons O! �Jhwa,. 6 morths old. i+orth over $360C must ,ell Oar 1905iE19-i^P15 SPORT HORSEIARABI QUARTER HORSE _loss geldrG t, ,enols old at 'eddy 14 hh Good show potentia' Must be seer $3500 or best offer 1905; 373 C'15 K9 KI UBHOUSE Quick and easy dog training. Jr Puppy 110 weeks•) through advanced. fun, i-,ck, Gass Summer confrv-rahon classes for beg:nrnng and experienced handlers. problem solving, plus plus. plus. call 905-6837852 ter 6 p m 2o- egg ©e Lost &n Automobiles 1990 CHEY LUMINA • Found for Sale EURO 4 '1, :, exto - Found Certified 554111 Cau 905668 0QC1 FOUND. .,HAY & cnarcoal ers d, cat � w n,Own very 'riendfy m ine ~erne* Pd 'P,cke' no Parkwa% ,'ea on Apnl 1 call 6P6- 91 7i 1988 OLD TORONADO, Waded v6, mint condition. annual rust checks. service records available 110k ung $5.200 (9051 432 8430 1969 CHEV SPRINT red. automatic 68000 miles well maintained. excellent tonddior. 1sk,ng 1' 250 certified Telephone 725 2879 rn 725-1443 1990 Buick I asat:re Ltd 38 ,are Very clean, cern lied Asking $7995 Ivan of 7-+ FOUND Mach 30 ' ,9-. al Wr-ct5^..--P and Beach PT area Womens engage men; ring, car claim Through descriptio, Cali 339-6944 FOUND- short-ha.reC do- -es c _^ate cat black and orange. while st„ee under chin Fou" J n the Rotary Park area of Ajax Owner -lay tail 686�i690 • Pe1S1SupplieW Boarding HORSES BOARDED. P,cxer.ng area. cap, Jan 805833-881 B GOLDEN aetnever pups. Pu,ol 'St shots. par ants on premises $350 Call(705)924-1213 BARK :omrd collars. radio fence systems Dog & Cat Grooming available at FAMILY PET FOODS 905- 509-3417 ROTTWEILLER PUPS adorab,, -,rid es o1 eve Excellent temperament Home raised S2S0 - S30C 905-385-8021 MINIATURE DACHSHUNDS (smooth) two males ^cine raised. eady to go (905)%3- 9323 FOR SALE Yorke P -,os. 7 weeks _ a, 0-1s. de- wcrmed ver inspected For sore into call 905-576- »66 1979 REGISTERED Hatt A rat Mare 'S 3 ^.h Needs experienced 1,061 good Dred: -are $2.0,00 or best one, 905 373-0715 TEAM OBEDIENCE -ext 411e, 'Popp,, No., -c s•a,l APRIL 17 22 & 2E I ilenalg and Swuroay asses available wan small classes guaranteed 305 2t-7554 PLUMBING REPRIRS b new Installations Also !dear dog drains and i - cense gas tlJK For free estinales. Cal Dacron (906) 81238 '71 MUSTANG. blue on baa:. ;-illy No rust li V P dual ex haust As,1ng 51.200 tli 42i. -'4c NEED A VEHICLE? P •:.' red' 'vr :'e: I7 Bank Call Trade a, 905. 'A?7 0• 1 889. 259.1E73 I lean. nelpi 1982 "r _-•'e Carlo 60000 c' g ra, m es S61i0 :)'bo - Is ce'o'iable Can 728- B50o 1%5 CADILLAC Sedan Devi 125 `.07kr 'White ill leather interior 4 ' !are V8 Auto loaded certified $6000 Frm Please Ca:. 723 -932 1%5 TEMPO. $500 as is Gooc rne-naiica, cond,r tion, needs some body work and safety require- ment 686-0669 1966 BUICK REGAL 2 dr, while exlerr• fight tan in lend, Ready for certitica hon $1200 obo 905-839- 1357 1966 FORD TEMPO GL. pox r,rr,rg condition Cen,hatxe F 000 o b o as is (905) 6867774 after 6 pm 1991 FIREFLY. 2 door. 5 s[ ­e,.1 Ari Fm Cassette. Sucrpaf. Rebuilt motor vil ,a,,ronly. Kew rad clul:-h 53750 Call 571-0175 1992 GEO Metro. 4 cynr I., eith an c^ndd`crIng Come, brakes. ami- cas settle, new brake, and ex hausl. 95.000 kin min• Conddion. 45500 Cshawa 723-3770 1992. MERCURY TOPAZ. GS. %' :J': lin s gC:c condition askirg 57 500 can 576-5836 1994 GRAND PRIX. V6. p,s abs o'1 p,w p-,,unn security system. 4 -door, ap prox. 79.000 highway kms. $14.500 Like new. one Owner 905-683-3020 19W Pontiac Tran Sport sliver 6 cylinder, in good condition Call 4322617 days or 571-5226 even- ings 1995 Caravan SE 3 3 V6. c w. sib cruise tin. a/c. dark tint remote entry, ABS. 84.000km. clean, smoke- free. excellent condition. $14.250 (9051666-335 9 19% Dodge Caravan SE V6 ots o' power options 1987 Nissan Sentra XE. non-smoker 95K $14.500 auto. Ps P b . Al condo- lion. ondo 668-213.' bon. Certified. 52950 call 1995 DODGE NEON Red. 831-2551 4 door air conditioning. 1987 PONTIAC FIRE- rarity. $10.500 ob0 BIRD, oval maintained new '^es new brakes runs Call Todd '4C!5 665-8741 wee: as is. $1350 0 B O Cali y)5_ 23-3487 190' �unWra Coupe. auto. new 'Ir" paint. and more Great shape runs wel! 165.)00 km S2500 Wh,t by 661 19W BERETTA: BJrgun ay auf� V! excellent con - 1Y Cernhed $2750 non rine . > 1968 Z,:dge Aries 4 dr . aur, :. are. Its, m arm•^i. low .ms Wed maintained. 52249 ;-errheo 434- 7 317 19" HYUNDAI E lice . autc tans C. of Very good cond,tior S150C 060 Cad 1905) 428-6597 MOVING Houses, Aparrnulls, Ol- ftes. Appliances and Pilaw Spsdaish. Senior and Mid-MaMt Dis- oourms. Lioerised, n- . sired. Free Eshmales. E=ea5ant sarvioe. Cal 436-7755. 1995 Nissan Quest XE, blue auto, put 21.000 km fully loaded. warranty, one lady owner Call after , p m 436 26`i8 19% PONTIAC Sunhre. 13 C_Gi,..� re ciwn pay- ment. 2yrs left or lease. S399.month Just quality & orve away Oshawa 905 721-1302 SELL IT NOW �pC�A�LL �J-0707 OR FAX B79-ZM LAWN CUTTING, hedge trinifixii garden N a jobs, mature, responsible workers. JO Rio Now Swvkn 509-2344 aher6pAL tutu dealer Will rrange financing: %en if you have cen turned down cfnre. Loans vailahle for no relit, had credit n honkrupIcy users. Call Janice ( 905 I 666-3398 CARUSO AUTO SALES iao 'Ionia lar., irla while .'-,6K. duo . $3395 1984 Codge Ares. red. tEOK aut.) $1 295 cert 1989 Toyota Tercel, stan- nard 165K Nue $2995. 1996 Honda Accord L.X. 40t Stand. 117K. Silver. $2995. 1985 Hord, Ac cord LX. burgundy. 172K 519y5 1989 Honda Accor? EXI 4 Jr. a.ito. black, '7pK, Call Ph,I 686-3803 '895 Clements Rd Unit 177, Pickering HONDA Civic DX. 1993. automatic. adv driven 3 - door !hatchback certified. S890G Call M's Walsh 9,5.668-5779 LEE J. MOTORS 552 Bloor & Wiltfon 433-%76. All Cert�4ed , )91 Limina Z34, 11 7K s waded red. excellent condition. $8200 9' Bwck Re el Lia 125K s. loaded. 57900 91 Surab rd auto. air. $4800 90 Vcyayer van, 136K ' Split. coal $6500 91 Lumina van APV. 7- passenger, burgun- dy loaded. very dean. $6700 93 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. while. loaded, mint condition, 514.500 88 Chet Celebnty, fully bad - ed. $2500 09 Ford Pxy, up 4x4, 5 -speed overdrive, red, excellent shape. $6.950 433-9676 NEED A VEHICLE? Credit p,oblems7 Downpaynnenis from $300, monthly pay ments from $100 OAC Cars Irom 1964-90 Call Bud 1416-723-0352. Tor Onto PRICED to sell 1992 Me, :.�y 'ocaz GS excellent Condition only 81 500 kmS. 4 door automatic amain cassette au conditioning. 55.900 Call 579-4568 1991 Cher Cavalier Z24. 5 sic a :. ad $6900 56900 .1989 Dodge Caravan 7 -pass auto 53900 Ax 4342'75 giTfAutomobiles Wanted ANY SCRAP Car or Truck warned. complete or not Top Cash paid Free pick Cp Can 431-4333 or 434- 7489 FM Serv� • • Services AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap Any condition, any age. free removal In the Durham Region, Cash paid Also needed. '75 to '87 Chev or GMC pickup tot parts Call anytime Oshawa 905-431- 0407 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehi CleS must be in running condo non Call 427.2415 or come r1 via oayry So it MURAD AUTO SALES A & A AUTO SALVAGE Top cast for scrap Aban- doned and good cars/ huckc all us last for best .nc;e� 4 hrs 7 days 30 -,n service. 905-6865003 r905-706-5734 gifts home party co. looking for reps to grow with u5, full or part time. Heart & Home Collectibles call (905) 686-9031 FOLK -ART CLASSES. Beginners Folk Art Classes starting April '0th. Also Sat. morning and flexible day. eve and morning classes available. Will ac- commodate shih-workers For further information Ce'.: 576-3947 WANTED Mid 5,7e GM. `J 6. wager or 4 door. Cur lass. Grand Lemans Regal Vans/4 in top co'tddion 5797715 Wheel Drive Em Trucks 1989 CHEW �_stom made RIM, for Sale uxury var, with raised root 44,000 kms One owner 5 new fires C B radio, AM: 1980 FvHG EIR(_)i FM cassette 8 passenge, 4X4 6 cyl 4 sold Will cert, 4 captain seats. fold down ty $1500 985 8339 leave double bed Excellent con - message drhon. certified Ask•nq $16.00'0 060 Call 9G5 1965 International. 22' 5 430-0358 ton. 5 Spd, single axle. OT466 too marry new parts 1994 Astro all w heel drive. 10 'list Bills 10 prove Certo 116.000 km, rear heat and lied. asking $9500 Call air cruise. -4. quad cap - Tony 721.0986 tains charts. towing pack age rnca dean var. acing 1%7 DAYTONA, 22, 5- 515.000 obi 623 3293 speed turf ,. !bar rir7f, Cls. p/b. Will p,m, very sporty. 19% TRANSPORT SE. 96.000km on rebuilt en- loaded hAl power including gine. $1250 as is 1987 S sliding door, low mileage. 10 WRANGLER. V6 au 523.000 728-6371 tomatic. sun -root. sliding rear window, box kner, cap, running boards- tug de- ' Trailers (lector, visor. mint condition. only 153.DOOkm $4550 certdted 905-576-5384 1977 ROCKWOOD hard Mon-Thurs after 6 30pm �Cp tent trailer Sleeps 8. Fn Sun amybmat 3 way fridge. 3 burner 1966 Mazda Pickup 8-2200 stove Must seat $1350 automatic. 87.000 kms 000 Cat 905-7n-30" Dower 5tr enng. Powf ' 1990 HOMESTEADER ' 2 brakes, cap. box !mer, 54800 Certified Call 579- x 38 h 'nobtle tkxne 10 x 35W 20 flonifa room Mas, !Hier full fumrshed One bed CHEY 305 small block for sale. cnromed and painted chev orange Can see run- rool $400 or with 85 Chev 112 ton truck ;needs work $600 Also tad net and pod table lor sales Telephone 4308389 IMI Vans"4 Wheel Drisc 1964 JEEP CHEROKEE. 4 wheel dnve. 2 8 . 6 c speedair, tilt. $1.500 or best otter l9105) 420-8217 atter 4 p m 1967 Chevy Astro Van. 4 3 auto am lm Cass., colour Clue w grey, just certilied '17,00C km Asking $:800 579-5749 y roan. 4 PC bath. fudge kat Stele, propane stove and over, Electric hot water. deck 10 x 16. shed, new root on Florida room, new carpet Located at Nesne In Park on Hwy 36 bel - weer Lindsay and BobCay- geon. on water Brand new 545.000 Asking $30.000 or ties; offer leave message 1010fe 4 p m or cal after 5 p m to S p m Park tees ne- gotiable Ask for Denise (905) 579-3791 i� i i i • ung iMairlinig sworsom & i MIrtM9aaaa WAN= TIONK �9�� choon's Parties And N Occasionb. Have MY Own Magician. Call! Fled• 6Mk/13& Servila9 Profalsional homecare Replared Nine. ssrvicas by a mwmolar A &shin Carogfw►Iillblf For more logo. call Lpvb DolitiftiN Tel: (905) 4288457 oHowse 0=0 ta>raaw� • • • Business i ' �'nb"9 & • Cleaning • Services • • Health n9 • Beauty and Walllpaparin Stucco ceilings General repairs Top quality work at reasonable prices 20% o0 for Seniors Call lot a FREE Estimate 404-ti•a5 CLEANING LADY To do your weekly chores, Reasonable rates Cal 427 4884 RELAX TFMS YEAR Have L AN D Mowing Ltd. take care of your lawn. Dave 905-436.7833 Book now and receive Free Spring or Fal Clean -Up! BOOKKEEPING & FINANCIAL SERVICES Experienced in all business matters. If we can't help you, we know who can. (905)432-7.63 DR. HAIRCARE HOUSECALLS Haircuts, Perms, Done in your own home. Call David 72"716 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1997 -PAGE 21 • ' Auctions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions Auction# Apartment• • • ' Auctions • ' Auctions • ' Auctions ItAotlxcYctes For Rent 0 0 ■ till AL ■ ■ ■ Clarington & Port Perry residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. AUCTION SALE THURS. APR. 10, 6 P.M. ceafunng Items from the estate of Mary Jones! plus inclusion: 9 pc. cherry diningrm set. 7 pc. wrought Iron table & chairs. oak desk with paw est. tea wagon, 3 antique dolls (Schocnall & Hcffmelster #1909 plus 2 others). Victorian planter, Coke cooler, drop leaf table. Morecroft :ase. K PM plate. salt glaze lug, German hand painted fish service. Dalton vase. carriage clock Lots of smalls. Box lots, plus treasures yet to be discovered Auctioneer not resp for loss or in- rury as result of this sale Auctioneer Maurice M. Jones. Brock & 7 Auctions, 15706 Hwy. 7. Brougham. 905-686-4620. AUCTION SALE SAT. APR. 12TH AT 10 A.M. 870 TAUN- TON R.D E. WHITBY This %elk we are selling an estate from Cshawa plus others ncluding new coffee & end tables. cedar ,nest, roll top desk. new oak tables & chairs. bar stool, new sectional Chester- 1,eld, almost new Ken- more fridge, range. washer & Hotpoint dryer. Limited Edition prints, solid oak American made 9 pc diner, 10 It table, cu. fie cabinet, 2 yr old Phillips 56• N. 3 bed- room suites. new 3 PC Irvingroom suites. weights. Chest of drawer,, decor masks. 2 good gas lawn mowers. conn• pull books. Mason & Risch apt size pia- r'- video camera, old oak washstand. plat- 'orm rocker. dishes, china. plus many oth. er articles. Note time 10 a m. Excellent sale. Piano. Plan to attend. Viewing Fri. 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Terms Cash, Visa M C In. terac McLean Auction & Liquidation 905-686-3291 or 905-432-2836 SATURDAY APRL 19TH 10 Aar. ling the tractors, chinery and equip- nt of Ron and HRlt3 Port Hope Conc. 4 Hope Twp farm located West d Port Hope, 1 172 miles west of Wel come on Hwy 2. to Deer Park Rd. and , miles north ot 4th 6nl (watch for signs). A( 7020 Diesel, JD 301( Diesel, MF90 Diesel Massey 35 am. MI 7000 6 row c ter, tug we of Seeding , ment, sib equipment, Behlen 5000 bus bin w/aerator floor, cool. mg tan, unload auger and motor, full list next week. Proprie- tors: Ron and Donna Brimacombe (905) 753-2331. AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLEM NEWTONVLLE (floc) 78"M 3&263.91N .4. TWO DAY AUCTION SALE Sat. April 5 at WARNERS AUCTION HALL Hwy #2, Colborne Selling !rom L �c- bourg Homes and the estate of Mr B Mackey of Brighton, Thurs April 10th at 6 00 p on. - 11 Hp rid- ing lawn mower ,n new condition, with 38• cut. 2 nearly new oak ^uno cabinets, be,ir_,m suite, grandmother clock. dressers. Chests of drawers. sofa & chair sets. coffee & end ta- bles, other small ta- bles, chest freezer, tools, garden & lawn tools, tables & chairs. microwave, tax ma - Chine, Lge quantity dishes, knicio knacks book shelves, occa sional chairs, collect- ables, etc Sat Sale April 12th starting at 10 00 am - Includes estate vehicle, 1996 Plymouth Caravan less than yr old In mint condition, ant. oak side board with high ornate back, ant. oak hall seat with mir- ror & original hooks, ant. oak washstand. ant. oak buffet with mirror back, cast iron garden set. painted ant, sideboard, ant. 2 PC. square nailed linen cupboard, 2 nearly new futons. TV, VCR, chest freezer, 2 interesting floor lamps, qty. small tables, walnut high boy, large quantity dishes, knick knacks, small collectables, dishes, glassware, etc. Two good days of selling. Plan to be on time. Visa, MC, inter - ac accepted. Gary 6 819 Warner Auctianesrs (906P55-2106 50% OFF 1545 Dundee St. E. Whitby We are liquidating surplus hardware stock; including paint, hardware, nuts, weather strip - small tools, dry - tape, wire, wallpa- car batteries, Sale Times 9 - 6 P.M. GORNEIL S AUCTION BARN Friday, April 11 at 5:30 pm. 3 Miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The property -he late Jacob Sturzenegger of Peterborough. plus others, walnut corner china cabinet walnut sideboard. oak c,ffee & end tables hrass bed walnut magazine 'ack, washstands. an- tique dressers. round oak pedestal table. oak & mahogany of- fice desks antique oval dining table with barley twist legs oval top trunk 4 press back chars. walnut dining table. Admiral 2 door refrigerator Dun- can Pnyfe drop leaf coffee table, drafting board. antique oak 32 drawer filing cabinet Electrohome electric organ 24 in electric stove. side by side tridge,heezer comb, nation brown bed chesterfield, cedar chest, vanity dresser walnut coffee & end tables. 6 place setting Nontake dishes. chesterfield & match- ing chair. 12 Hp hy- drostatic Craftsman riding lawn mower, plus a city china. glass. household & collectible items. Don & Greg Cornell Auctioneers RRs1 Little Britain (705) 786-2183 ESTATE SALE WED. APRIL 9, 6:00 P.M. KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS Located at 2699 Brock Rd. N Picker- ing, 3 ml N. of 401 (Exit 399). Featuring an excellent coil. of pottery incl. 9 pc. Weller, 12 PC. Roseville, 8 pc. Carl- ton ware, Van Briggle, Moorcroft, Royal Doultons, Hummers, Sterling, Vict. Ladies Caseo dressing set, Mah. inlaid Edwar- dian wardrobe, 8 pc. dining set, 9 pc. it dining set, 1/4 oak drop front swords, bayo- mirror back side - is, Ltd. Edition dolls, Star ridge lamps, ets, cabinets, 830's Ontario is. Something iryone. Plan to d. Viewing fl in. Note new st time 6:00 p.m. Randy PORK Auctioneer Ltd. Richard Porter Manager. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-2238 FURNITURE SALE 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY MON. TO FRI. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. SUN. 11 A.M.TO 5 P.M. We have been asked 10 sell new mattress- es for a factory In Toronto There are approx 200 singles. doubles. queen mat- ve;ses & box spr nqs. singles from S9? )0 15 yr ne+v r, raK tables, chairs, e:. curio cabinets. >•e & end tables, • ':at ;he Sts. bulfpt & hutch, toilet pa- per new car batteries !rrr-- 535.00. rocking Chairs, rill top desks - rak ^f`..ce chairs. of- fice ',;sks plus much -rre Nst an auction Rera I McLean Auction d Liquidations 905-432.2836 or 905-686-3291 CHARITY ART AUCTION Pruvicu12 m),)n ?JiC �iJrt� I l). in. tv1(1m h`r.tnl by PlCkcrinn . Z -ART GALLERY BENF,_s 44 - SE Clarington's Women & Children's Shelter tiunday, April 13, 199— I -ions' (;entrc. 26 Bccch tit.. BON, roam -ills Featuring «arks hv Robert liateman Trisha Romance A I (.a„on James Lumbers Liura liern ...PruS nkat Nlorc Lour cam\ Basic Linc 401 Refreshments Available by LA)mtion GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NE W'1'ON V ILLE APRIL 11TH FRIDAY, 6 P.M. Selling the contents from 3 homes, full line of appliances, furniture. bedroom suites, ches- terfields, kitchen sets, wall unit. sofa bid, gu- den tools, snowblower. hardware etc. Note: This is a large auction. Preview Friday after 2 p.m. Auction time 6:00 p.m. Terms Cash, ap- proved cheque. visa. mc, annex, interac. Auctioneer: Frank G. Stapleton. (905)786-2244 800-263-90H TION AT PETERBOROUGH AUCTION CEN- TER ON HWYk7 - 2 MI. EAST OF PETERBOROUGH Repos. public consignments. approx. 40 cars. vans. pickups, 4 x 4's. RV's. riding lawn mowers. etc 95 Chev Lumina. 93 Hyundai Elantra. 92 and 93 Hyundai scoops. 91 Chev Astro ext mini van. loaded, 91 Buick Park Ave, 91 Volks- wagen Atta, 90 Ford Tempo 90 Chev Lumina. 89 Ford Mustang 1 89 Eagle Premier 89 Hy„ndal Excel, 88 Chev Corsica. 88 Choy Le - bar,;, GTS, 84 Clds Ciera Wagon. 80 Chev :ar Partial list. vehicles arriving dally subject additions and deletions Some units selling no reserve. All /enicles guaranteed clear Ps S200 draw Consign now bring your ve- c'S5 Wed Thurs or Prl snot Sat) Terms - S`,"'i Cash, visa. or m,astercharge at sa,e Bal - by cash or ,prrhp t nds within 5 days To -,,gn Can 745-5607 ;r 1 Cjr,, -41l 6499 JAS MCLEAN A_C-,ONS LTC -7 PETEPBCROU:xH ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS PETERBOROUGH 745-5007 OR 1-800-461-6499 ORVAL AND MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS SATURCAY APRIL 2^ 10 A M ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS - LINDSAY 'ors;- ;w ` ",U' , ,a Sc'rg ,rsi,rT_r. Sale AQCppting cars tr1,:K-, G : .ampers. "a,ler r,d�ng .awn --,wets Ira r.r 725 'arm T.e-t :onstr:c're e;,,pr-,ent stop tools ar,: ;r jipmert C;rsigr fir h `rr ads. Bring to bar,, .a•lv or alt '72,5, 32.12'83 ;r ,-8:C-46'-,199 hems must be in by April 19th. AUCTION SALES FRI. April 11 -10:30 A.M. for BOB & MARG MASON �' : rt; ;a�;raers 7aKF G.rnar- t'7 a23 LakendgeRd ; north past Hwy x47 to Victoria Corners Turn right to #250 Nat:h for s;yrsLarge Auction of Market Garden Equipment and Farm Machinery. !rt #67.1 diesel '',actor with loader. UF x65 dlese Trac- tor. Fcrd 3000 diesel Tractor, int. #t4C Tractor with scufflers !err. unit. Int. gas Track Crawler. ;,lows discs, Rotcvat- er. transplanters ccr ;.ranter tree plant- er, veg wagons. Greenhouses irrigation equipment. 1,984 Chev Kcdtak. -ruck 196C=relghtliner cab over pallet 'crks 3 lift 11 hp generator, pallet blrs. plus much more. SAT April 12 - 10:30 a.m. for TOOLE BROS. FARMS '81.31 Centre Rd. '.tt Alter' lake -a. s 'Dr •o Centre Rd Watch for signs. -arm sale includes J.D. 1;6622 Titan I combine. ,i C 41213 grain - head J.0 #444 cornhead J.0 4640 Tractor 3400 hrs . J C ii Tractor. J.D 02750 Tractor Cozy Cab int. =484 diesel Tractor. discs. harrows, plows. corn planter, seed drill. Marto irrigation rump, on pipe fittings & nozzles. Wester- fteld Roscoe corn bins. 30 Shivers dryer bin. gravity wagons. forage harvester. forage blower, augers, sq. baler wagons plus much more. NOTE: Call for full taxed listings of these quality Farm Sales. Terms are cash or good known cheque. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Division of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-705-357-2185 AUCTION SALE Thur*day Evening April 10th - 7 p.m. Cobourg Lions Hall Elgin Street East, Cobourg Previews from 6 p.m. for the estate of the late Madeline Chubie of Toronto Excellent high back Eastlake style side board, w/mirroutwo drawers over two doors, golden oak 4 piece sectional. oak bookcase wAeaded glass doors, small 2 door pine cabinet/porcelain pulls. oak rewell post, pine quip rack, 5 quilts, 2 white wicker wng back chairs. matching small round table, white wicker tap plant stand, serpentine front washstand and large two door burled walnut veneer armoi mahwgariy & pine two door display cabinet w/spooled legs, beige silk upholstered Victorian loveseaVearved walnut frame, Duncan Phyte style drop leaf sofa table, 2 side chairs. Pak church stool, English style. carved back hap chair. Frederick Remirlglon casting "The Outlaw/, Ansonia cast metal mantle dock w/Shakespeare figure.,Mines 1/4 & 1/2 hr.. Milch Kiersted'Victorian Neighbors' tea wagon, pine woodbox, superb ornate "Bradle & Hubbard piano lamp, refinished oak ice box. single door/brass hinges, brassioak coal skunle, pine table/round legs pine blanket box, pickle crock, Mitch Kiersted "Winter Shadows" plus other framed signed numbered limited edition prints, Delft blue cookie jar. several blue willow pcs., Kimono Lady/sakxeid60 pcs.. "Burgelare blue and white table china, tureens/bowis etc., oil lamps, banquet larttps, collection of Norman Rockwell plates, "Heritage Collection', boxes of asstd. antique hardwareAodks/cLupVpWis/dorbeits, 12 pc. set of Birks Sterling dresser set, Royal Doupon figures, 'Southern Belle', "Elaine', 'Autumn Breezes'. -Adrienne-. "Marie". Limoge dresser pcs., silver frame, Victorian purse, silver clasp, Delft charger plate hoop back rocker, Nippon lea pot. Stanley Rafter level, Stanley level, ladies opal pendant, 14 Id. yellow gold with appriasal of $6,800 plus 14 M. gold ladies ring with ruby and 25 round diamonds appriasal $2,875. Terms: Cash, Visa, M.C., Interac. No reserves. LES BRI'TTAN: AUCTIONEER 1-800-4.f' 0-8470 - HASTINGS 703-696-2196 e mail 'auctionsdoncomdks.on ca - 1972 BMW Aill im- maculate condition, one owner. 29.700 original miles, windjammer e2, easy brg seat for two, shoe; bags. brand new tires, new battery. with original manu- als. baggage carrier 53.250 579-9636 me -marine 988 EGSGN BUWRIGER e^gth 18 5 tear 1 1 Engine 43 1,1re Merc. 175 -'PI O Extras •car sw,m atform, ;_;ilii rete :onver•- C e •op, plus overall moor- -� rover - spare pro, sir. e axe, rinse "gaster ,ai- 72-le• :ar. Pain. 95 '6-.3339 aIle• Spm 5x$i BE Apartments For Rent + & 2 OSHAWA. -1 a .':a y 542 a. 5545 s .. . '2` 6 . Bedroom aL's and -r - 54 ;rare )^^. Sow-a^.•'le alt, a' S6C•: •--^r rcr„ ileo aur-, 'ac, + es N; 905 434.24;' ' 2 BEDROOM -ase^e^• -aseme,r. AC ser•ra, .ac �r c•ece air cable r - .Oe, S65r, 426 '556 1 -BEDROOM basemer• ALA...-_ ,c., :,eon. Seo- elate -r•-a^Ce fir, Del$ s.,, a rC, - Dols;, a•.a„ac,e 555. r 1 -BEDROOM Base•-+er- epd”-'p^' :her vn, roc^• apo par Lr•vate er_ '•encs sna'. a•,^Civ. :N, nes ^uucec SEDC 'sL1ys, 14c,'"ast Lsrawa ova• able May's• 1 -BEDROOM 495- _ es ..: . s o, :aro' - ^•rcert,a. '0 MINS E OF OSHAWA ase^e do, ova„ab,a years new p .are entrance oak dna, :-ID,::'late juror, loom a• Dan,-; '2x•2 lea 305-263-4';0 at,,, _ cm WILSON OLIVE a•ea 2 --s avaiace Apr - stove, neat 6 ^vdr� r,C:uaec S-42 Car Del park r- dunar, 'aC Daynme .630159 :r ever. ngs 263-2:22 2 BEDROOM -.t Avail ac,e --ee ace , ll - t Z, es Crean la,.ndly 'ac,hnes on ^roper'y Ca,i 576-86x2 8-5 p'r dairy %0 WEEKENCS 2 BEDROOM Base -e^- aDr a,• po^d,bonea. t,e. place ail nal.dea. no Smoking 5750 ler •nonir, ava,iab,e April 725. -,rst 6 ast. 905- 42G-37'8 2 -BEDROOM ;arge Hair floor, quiet. near downtown Oshawa Fireplace, base- ment with laundry, parking, fenced backyard $750 mo Available May 1. Call 905- 571.5320. 2 -BEDROOM, $680 in- cludes all utilities. parking & laundry. CentreiGibb. Oshawa. Clean, spacous, well-maintained 9-plex near a0 amenities May 1 905-985-9106. 3 -BEDROOM apartment. dose to downtown Whitby, no pets. 5800%month plus hydro, firstilasL dean. quiet owlding. 666-4312 5-9pm Please leave mess. 3 -BEDROOM basement apartment, 1`1011 -smoker. deal for student/sngie per- son; S650ymonth mcluslve. Wifstney,Hwy 2 area. Available immediately. Call 905.426-2115. ,AJAX - NEWLY renovated 2 bedroorn basement apar- menl, ubtties included. sop erate entrance. parking. $750 available May ist 427-0408 AJAX, AVAILABLE May 1st, bachelor basement apartment. 3 pc. washroom, separate entrance. 2 ap- pliances. parking, $455. month includes utilities & Cable. lsblast 427-7405 AJAX - BRIG14T ONE bedroom basement apart- ment with walkout, laundry, cable. S650 inclusive. No pets or smoking Call 1905) 686-6316 AJAX, large 1-becroom basement apartmentno sm,kmg, no petslaundry, parking. central au, bathtub. $700 all inclusive Cervhed Can 428-1639 AJAX, RIDEOUT 3- -. :,ae ., shop- ping, 'transportation Taste- iul der;,• landscaped yard. parking. 5850 plus 23 utin- ,Ips 583-7.54 AJAX- 2 SDRM. a -,an er,t F•d^. . Soli oonta,ne.; aurdry Gose all amenr.es Ava,ac.e 'Aay ' Cali {i5, 5x,9.44,6 AJAX- Be--;- :ase ;errra; A., aur - ac ties and ca•k.rg 5750 ai' - .0 uUS a •., pets ro smo. r, :ad 428-5.333 AJAX, PICKERING - Lat ar,: ace �e^is avaiace T. meg ate,f r ,se all arenas :a, at'er 5 5?f- 9W,5 AVAILABLEped- •.-.- siw s ca•..g SFOs ....int•' le a,e, perSdr .all ante, 5. 9C5-42,-_;728 AVAILABLE Mai•p•- ^ ;s Ba.. cea:fil;,uy ler. ovate, paserrev: arar- -ert. 2.beri-om sna•e, iaurdry parkrg S81G- 40", r -ad 42.E--,539 AVAILABLE Now ' Bed- 37.�yv y ,-2 Dedr,om3 every. :hm, 'oiled %Ice Y et Biccv'w,scr area Laundry on premises Balcones & a Do -rrou,nr;u' For -•Doe n', ^,lease Call ,2.,...n BEAUTIFUL '% sq • vu- d.c arge Courr•.y home s,i. ,..s sun. a, '1'rg area _a.Co- nY ;ecarete e --mice .try D, -ale SEBA ,:,us ve rg cors:^�S•e'erred A.a ave May "a. rse 985' S2C BRIGHT Jedrepm apt i r s..: :,-;a.-w Osrawa :,amL err v Sol S •r,uer, A+a.579- 4059 COURTICE.-- actr,c"a :,cirri :,ea - ."g, wove 4 --at- I.J.'"c .a^_ pati Seca. -ate entrance _ es , _ludo, SEX ^.r;r A. a. Mav's' 972 43-- 234C 9C' t DOWNTOWN ..-,roy'r•- .e ii-- ac a` -arts S45C & S550 ut:,nes r C,,Aec a.a•ac.e inure late, Ce, ^^.one 4'6 8'6.9638 4'6 494 1,;' - c- 666-3543 IMMACULATE '-beoroc^' basere, arar*,#ri o newer Oshawa Home Secalwe entrance ­,,tes :D GC 4C? & -, _ Carpe! - ed :hrougno ceram•c floor in k ;,Mani frencr doors. gas `,repace. Cerra, air. 'ridge. stove A,I-,rClL- sive neat. hydro. water. ;a. ble & parking. MUST BE SEEN, S650,mcrtn firm 1SL•Iast .required Na pets Nc Children preferred. Call 905-725-2664 after 6 30 Pon LARGE 2 -BEDROOM near Oshawa Centre. newly decorated. 12 -unit budding. Controlled entrance. new appliances S695,mari utiknesiparnong included Available May 1st. (905)728-8912. MAIN FLOOR and base- ment, two bedroOms (one up , one down), available now. $600 includes uoful 576-5677 or 571-6585. MCLAUGHLIN SQUARE (Oshawa), 2 -bedroom. den. 2 -storey, pato w/o, Pool. billiards. underground parking. $950. Call 905- 432-24211. MUST SEE .. Large 2 -bed- room basement apartment. 9 k. ceilings, lots of wind- ows. ceramic tike. separate entrance, quiet neighbour- hood. Altona/Sheppard area, no pets. no smokers, 5800 inclusive. Available May 1. Please call after 7pm weekdays. anytime weekends(416)283-6992 NEWLY RENOVATED, 1 bedroom apartment, avail- able immediately includes utilities. $595lmo call Jonn of Ingrid 905-728-1600 PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL. 8, 1997 ImApartments Apartments Houses Condominiums Pm "Omes Business Garage/ Garage/ For Rent I I For Rent EM, For Rent For Rent 9M For Sale W11 Opportunities I Yard Sales MR Yard Sales NORTH OSHAWA large two bedroom, large balco roes quiet building, utilities. cable. parknq included $679 Available Mass Ist 579-5584 NORTH Oshawa main hoc -t bedroom large kachen,fenced yard, ga rage 4 appliances. ava'I- able May 1 5925 inclusive ALSO 1 bed-oom base men'. cable. appliances. partly furnished park $550 576.3830 ONE. andtori bedroom aFl, - most beauhtul adwt budding Avai ldble anyfime Stevenson Rosslanc Dsnawa Call 723-1009 OSHAWA 989 - 000 G- S' . hedroom apt, S6 5- 5708 1 bedre< close to Shopping Sol K. GM and Go Utdmes cludec FnSt'la st requved Can 728993 OSHAWA arose bngh! 3 bec-xm -ea- OClots of storage 8 oa,x,ng 5845 n. clus,ve Car 428-3963 ' 905-882{`5111Z- CLEAN. 05.883{`526 CLEAN. QUIET Fa- , B,.Ill Norte Oshawa 8 2 bdrms In- clusive Pay :abie Carlo-; d ,aunar, fac 723-2094 OSHAWA NORTH ^eau I'll- '-e1.--- -rev COnOc aparlme^' dual.able May 15. 5825-hyd•o AD Chances. st_'a:a par' - pool. playg'ounc Cal, ?^- 682-5677 -- OSHAWA Newer build- ing .., "a -," "e., - es sates Pan,mg 6•^y Oro InciuOeu o- bus 2-tedroom 5750. 3 -bed room S905- 905 429 574C PICKERING_ bedroom basemen! ap^! very spar nous eaten. 3 PC bar wasne• 3 d .e $75:; pus. Avai May eau 41i? 755-899' r 416498 PICKERING V7n-!es Rtl w o basemen! dpartmen! Pal -,n,; separate ent'ance S7: - -. Intl,. 'von Sri P' no pets Cal'. 905-83 6850 S A -AX oasemem apt ' Cer-.om wa,- au• to v, bate pato s -^ , southern expes..re !'-apace S -OC inchsiye aya,aDle May ' 4278467 OSHAWA NORTH �. for= -w 2 GO stator 401 Park -q hyerc ba,co.ly patio 5-3;, al 1 -lull No cogs Avauable Imned•atery and Apr 30th 905 721.2232 1416,239-2752 SOUTH AJAX arge sip basemen•! ac! An cor parking snarea laundry Ill af' inclusive Single person preferred F,rsAasi Available May 1st 619- 0629 nal au. new Cafpetinjt. hn- SOUTH AJAX. 2 bedroom basement apt$700 per month mclusrve, first d last required. avail May 1. 686- 2338 SOUTH Oshawa. large t - bedroom raised basement apartment on lower floor of semi., with laundry, 2 -car parking, private entrance. $575 all inclusive Avail- able immediately Mature working single/couple. No pats. 905.579-1869. Huge 2 bdrtn apt Reasonable price yeah tdili ses Included too! Bright and dean. Close to 401, schools, shopping- Call (915) 5714608 TWO bedroom, S648/ryl fteat/water included, pay own hydro. Prime Oshawa location near O.0 and Midtown Mall, May 1st 436--6042 WHITBY - Two bedroom apartment in dean quiet building. Available May 61. $660 monthly includes heal parking, laundry fill r dies. Phone 430-0959. WHITBY REGENCY PLACE APTS. Seniors Complex New- ly decorated 1 bed, apt available June 1st AI' util Included Clean quiet building For appt 43D-7397 WHITBY. ra::"e'c• 8 � b- - — well -ain fa •'ed buildings 4 Sevens Realth LM 905-668-7777 WHITBY. 2 bedroom apt n :' kale -:me. large kitchen 6 vmgroom $820 nciu. sive Avail; May 1. 725- 0134.432-2852 WHITBY -- bedroom Avail ab- A; 1st Call 1905 430-9146 or 14161%89 4145 slow Into N HITFt riffs, ('k )URT N 111781 • lrc•.hty dr;i�rncd hli11C, •('Jc.imuu kudw,ad il,x,n • fki 1 ;ahlr' VJ dhluc> m(ludal • nn,,rtj;age erre Irvine 41 its finis" . r -, Mtln..m wnc. ,mh 91K-669--7332 %II for noh $'34 for a 2 hcdnwwn Houses aE For Rent WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FOR $685/MTH:: �fil Ma (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 "art Stapley Ex:.? =ear, 2 BEDROOM BUNGA- LOW Rent to buy Avail- able now Gose to Oshawa Centre ($800 'mo rent. plus "it! i Can after 4pm 905-434-8273 2 BEDROOM House for Rent. Available immediate- ly. clean, $900 - utilities Call 576-8642 8-5 Drill car ly. NO WEEKENDS 3 Bedroom tome in beauti- ful Glendale Pickering Open concept, 2 baths. fireplace, walk to schools and park. No smoking/pets $950* utilities. 905-666- 7637 HOUSE FOR Rent- North East Oshawa. 5 mans from 5 points mall and Durham College Large estate Bun- galow on beautiful lot. 2 acres on paved road. $1300/month uUlds Call 576-8642 daily or 576- 8528 after 5 p.m tl on wee- kends. NORTH EAST Oshawa, single family dwelling. 2 - storey, w/3 -bedrooms. fin- ished rec room, walkout to deck. In -ground pool, sin- gle car garage. appliances Included. $1050/month plus utilities. available June 1.(905)697-1739 OSHAWA BLVD. N. and Adelaide, 3 bedroom, 1 1,2 baths, fenced yard $995 plus utilities Available May 16th or June Ist Donna (905) 576.1957 OSHAWA NORTH OSHAWA Manchester, 4 bedroom beautiful century homedinmgroom, family room with fireplace off large modern kitchen, new wind. ows 8 furnace. 2 car ga ,age, with 4,000 sq tt ga rage. or 2 acres commer- cial will rent $1800, or will sell owner finance. with 530 000 down 811 Imme cla!e possession 725- PICKERING ALTONA RD., 4 be -1,-- Axe Clltye h("ne pool. 5 appliances, backs ontc green area Available April $2.000 plus (905) 428-9766 PICKERING. Valley Farm Rd 'K -cs';-n Rd , 3 bed- room bunga!o., gas heat- ing. finished basement large let garage close to all amenities. $1075 - call 905-839-0000 PORT UNION ROAD. 'a"ee 2 rgalcw !nee- 0t 3 plus one bedroom. 5 ap- pliances. air available May S 300 plus (91 428- 9766 WHITBY, 1, town 3 -bed -.. 2 baths 2 storey large !eked yard. $950 plus uMitles. hrstlast. credit check available Imme- dlai 668-9883 Townhouses K11 For Rent 3 bedroom townnouse in .Pit masntained family :omplex rreshly decorat- ed. -: ides 4 appliances. a' utilities Fill close to Schools al, ami May ^ccupancv 122 Colborne St E Oshawa bot 434 39-2 EA lKil Rooms for Rent BASEMENT - to rent in .:•r _ �•-.i.., name with s^a•ec k4cne^ Gose to ')urham College bus -butes a^d al, amenrr,es -vudal,e b• one dear quiet female employed or stud - n! 1n,iudes laundry ca le private bathroom CA ed:. nvd•o References 'stlast No pets $400 per -•only Can 905.438-8312 ALTONA RD ! Sheppard icor- ',r employed non snok!• Ouse! adult home snare epa-a!e . •Ccfi bath - ii refe•e'.es. Ist.last ;Ioc pe -wee, 5J9-2459 UIQ\-- BRIGHT tiOLSF lti hitt. Rd �, 401 B& B avail. R,K,ms for rent, weekly, monthly. fiydnl staff - welcume' 420-0042 AAA -NEWLY DECORAT- ED h,rn,shed room for dean. quiet person (gentle- man welcome, Cooking, near tugs dose to Durham College $250 and up monthly 1905)728-4845 Shared One ACCOItIOdibOfl HOUSE IN AJAX- fur- nished basement , share bathroom phone, cable, air, private yard Parking, $425/mo., Inclusive, hrsV last. Avail Immediately 686.99% PICKERING- 401 and Whites Rd Horne in quiet sub -division by conserva- tion area Share all faak- ties. non-smoker. $375 monthly, 839-7540 WESTNEY / HARWOOD/ HWY12, Newly renovated bedroom, in dean quiet family home. own bath- room 6 shared Iacill- Ues.Sutiabte for non smok- ing professional , ref $340 / mo. 428-4559. � �0'lldOnllfllllfll{ For Raft AJAX Condo for rent, take - bort 2 bedrooms. 5 ap- pliances, air available June 1st $900/month . hy- dro Call days 683-2959,, evenings 428.7367 TAUNTOMMIMCOE, 3 - bedroom, 3 storey condo. 1.1/2 baths, new carpet mainfloor 8 basement. pool In complex. $795 plus ublr ties Flrstlast Phone. leave message (905)728-5883 all calls will be answered TOP OF WESTNEY.Hwy 2, 2 bedroom apartment for rent. 5 appliances, sauna. exercise room, security camera, outdoor sw,mmmg pool. parking, close to shop and Gc 401. $975 inclusive References re Ouired May lst Long Term Lease. m -n r yr 666- 1100 8 am - 8 pm After 8 p In 683 7681 • � Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent "f- 85C sq 2nd fir $550 600 sq main $500 300 sq if across from Osh Centre 600 2nd flr $500 1.200 sq it 2nd floor .1,60C sq it main Call 434-2447 o,655-4132 540 Sa tt office for rent. dr - voided nio 3 sections , com plate will, computer room. washroom waiting room etc $48C includes every- fhmg High traffic area Prime iodation available .mmedlaffl Slmcoe N I9eai for any professional 576--6999, ask for Steve FOR LEASE. 3725 sq it r-1ain 'loci c'hce space in heart of Downtown Oshawa will, on-site parking Avail able rmmedently Call Today' Rafael M Roberto 905 728-1 069 el,. 222 OFFICE UNITS FOR RENT Sekund .Lo- 3D--, S,ncoe Street North IOshawa lo- in park ng ava.lable Available Immed'endy Call 905 5765123 as. 'o• Bot or Kathy STORE FOR RENT Csr.a.a 4 :c,ners 9c-, Sq tt . $500 -het 2 700 sq ft. $1'50 net plenty of p^ vate paosnG high walk n irafl,c 725-8"0 Industrial • Units AVAILABLE rn med . ,n- C�S!r.al --!A units for lease, prime location Oen. 2000-4000 sq if 14 n drive in doors. once front. many uses, near 401 from FALLINGBROOK: Private Sale. executive 4 -bedroom, 3 bathroom home, main floor tamdyroom and laum dry room, access to garage. Woodburnmg fireplace. central air/vac Lot size SOk124 Priced at $219.000 (905)430-6932 or (905)432 5869. LOVELY Ranch style 3 - bedroom brick bungalow North-west Oshawa Large tot, 2 bathrooms Garage Fireplace Much more $152,000 Limited rime oh ser Act now Phone (905)571-2027 MEADOWVALEJ401 Im- maculate large 4 bedroom semi Fireplace, finished basement 1 IT car ga- rage, large private yard. eat in kitchen Loaded' Only $179900 Call Mike Lynch 905831 9500. Sales Rep, Sutton Group -Hent - age Realty Inc OPEN HOUSE, April 6. 1 Mom 3 OOpm. 4235 Too- ley Rd, (Townline d Peb blestone) Elegant 3600 sq tt , Ranch Bungalow Grand Foyer, Solid Oak formal Octagon D/Rm Oak Halls 8 doors throughout Shows a 12-- 4 bedrm 8 5 Whim Finished .3600 Sill It B smt w F P Has sop ant for either business w otfice b cont rm In -Law or owne• enjoy great sports rm Ill Exercise Am . LI brary 6 3 add'tle rms. Lots of possibilities Every up- grade inc sec sys Offering a $200000 Bonus cash back to cover your legal fees Can 436-0312 to view Asking 5469.000 00 NORTHOSHAWA Ma'. -'este, 4 beoroom beautiful century home dr- n,ngroom. family room with ',replace on large modem .lichen, new windows R furnace. 2 car garage. wpm 4 000 sq h garage. on 2 acres commercial will rent $ 180C. Or will sell Owner finance, with $30 OOC down 8a Immediate poll sessw 725-1171 OSHAWA. NICE. 3.1- Dedr-.,T semi 1 1 2 yrs new A.C. pool. 3 -bath- rooms garage. FAG maim floor family room finished casement $'41 900 -fano your &gem show you this one' an (905)43-1 3318 TWO STOREY Kassmger home on gu,el crescent ,n Norm. Oshawa A,C central vacuum, t:n,shed base ment. garage corner lot $150.000 Cam 718-2943 a871,mo 433-416' days. CM PrOP" Woodland Estates, on me 579-5909 eveTownhouses I BUY OR RENT Former Cottages AM, for Rent for Sale LARGE 3 BEDROOM goer bath, pod, beach, TOWNHOUSE wet' GREAT '.sning dna tamely ^anta,ned complex cen holiday Cr Rice Lake 1 nal au. new Cafpetinjt. hn- hOur from Oshawa Modern 'shed basement. private 2 8 3 bedroom collages. yard. In ground pod. pre - sandy beach playground. leased location off complex. children s program, twatd a must to see only $3.700 motor Low family prices down cheaper than rent Sunnymead Cottages R R (905; 725-3471 e3. Hastings. Ont KOL IY0 pie not leases. $38.000. per (7051696-260 1 rlvestftlent AT LAKE SEYMOUR, CM PrOP" Woodland Estates, on me Trent River System. fancily BUY OR RENT Former house keeping cottages, 3 Whitby Audio location, 3 goer bath, pod, beach, floors totally renovated, store, playground. 90 min very unique building. Fill Northeast Plclkering. I. colleni location kir nilai/of- 888813-2212. flee. $249.000 Cal Ran- dolph Lengauer, Sutton Im Group Status Reafty 905- VW- Ila 436--0990. EXCELLENT commeraal CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 building. Fully basad. Tn- bedroom, townhouse. pool. pie not leases. $38.000. per jacuzzi. BBQ, private yard, annum base rent. Asking available now. For into and 5329.000. Call Randolph to view photos .905 - 579- Lengauer. Sutton Group 3788. Status Reality (9D5RX- 0990. CLEARWATERmwbdes, fully furnished, air condi-ndOs cloned (permanent homes) I pools, hot tub, forCo Soleclubhouse, near beadles arta Major attractions, children wet- PLAZA 70090P Oshawa's come. $275 weeldy, photos most prestigious condo - shown in your home. (90503-5503 mniums offer a secure. carefree life style in a vane- ty of floor plans from 9 Miffs Mollie• $179.900. Viewed by ap- 1noFW S* pontrnent through Ristow 6 Fleming Limited, Reaftor. 576-2548. 469 OSHAWA BLVD. M.- -room bungalow with unlock walkway and patio Central air/vac with newer windows. Oversized private yard with mature trees.shrubs and green- house. Clean and move - in condition Priced at S 144,900. 905-404-0367- ClassifFled Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:10 a.m. - 8:01 P.M. Sat. 9:30 - 3:10 Call 683.1707 ALTERNATIVE MEDI CINE 4 112 yrs. ago I left my 100K job Today from my home. I earn more than my doctor Part-time/full- time Training provided Small investment required 905432-8234, 24 hr re:orded message CHIP TRAILER fryer, grid. dle. BBO Stainless intenor. hot and cold water, loads of extras. excellent location Serous Inquiries only $25.000. 905-640-5539 FOR RENT, Long estab- lished beauty salon, fully equip. $1495%mo. . Long established auto body shop, completely equip $1495 ,me Large car lei. Choke Whitby location. $1200 rmo Ice cream fries or burger stand, choke Whdby location $800 me 1100 sq h store (commer- ctal) choice N Oshawa lo- cation $1395 no extras. In. dustrial 1500 sq- it shop. drive In door, only $595 725-1171 FOR SALE: Franchise Bakery route. Oshawa area. excellent growth po- tential Call after 6pm 905- 987-2183 OSHAWA/WHITBY and areaa new and unique low voltage lighting system has been developed kir use in paving stone. wood- en deck boat docks and other various landscape Products, This Is a urwgL* Product not offered by any other manufacturer For more information regarding a dealership can Gav Tek Brick Beam Inc . at 519- 4532762 or 519-671- 4057 REPersonals CHEATING WIVES - ON TARIO pNONE YIIMBERS 1900-451.5566 ext 253 S3 49 min touch tone 18 Plus rhe not tun iii is more d"-!, wnt•ng this ad or "rng to C I am a single will mate ono enjoys country living. along with physical fitness, traveling and boating It you are a sincere. attractive single le - mak. 30-40 with similar in- terests. Pease reply in rynt mg telling me about your sett along with a photo to. Box 4575, 00 Markham Economist, 9 Her tage Road. Markham Ont L3P tills GIRLS - DINT HOME ii ' 90C-451 3638 el,, 258 $3 29/mlc, must be 18 T - tone BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names 6 private phone numbers. 1 900.451-3638 ext 7D4. S3 29/min, must be 18 T tone NEVER BE LONELY AGAIN n! Call Now ' 1-900-451-4410 Ext. 9780 S2.99/mrn Mist be 18 yrs. Procatl Co (602)954-7420 ro O Want to pocket some money? Maybe you haw an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Makesome money with a garage scare. Call 6830 / 07 and ad%-ertise it in our Classifieds ' NEWS ADVERTISER FMI Deaths I Deaths BARTLETT Wilson ;Buddy, At the BowmanvillE Memorial Hospital on Saturday Apnl 5 1997 In his Both year Buddy Bartlett beloved husband and friend of Florence Chenshed dad of Bill and his wife Cathy. Cathy and her husband David Staved and Predeceased by Anne Howard. Popa of Sherry, Shelly. Bill. Kathy. Tracy. Knstin and Devon. Great grandfather of 7 great grandchildren and several Nieces and Nephews Mr. Bartlett will rest at the McEactnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax., (Pickering Village) 905-428.8488 from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday and 2 to 4:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Fu- neral Mass Tuesday April 81h, 1997, at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, 1184 Firlch Ave. Pickering at 10:30 a.m. Interment St. Francis de Sales Ce- metery Pickering. Donations to Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation Would be appreciated by the Fairy. • mil Coming . A I Coming I Events ng Events Events VENDORS WANTED for the Bowmanville Kinsmen Home Show at Garnet B. Rickard Rec. Complex on May 2nd, 3rd, 4th for further info. please contact Aubrey Rees @ 623-7632 Of 1 Call 1.900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. 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BOX •589 SIMILARITIES" -.,r. a••,aa!ve. slim n- fie o,vorced female _0 ch,ldfen. seeks attractive single male you rake the outdoors. -•S walks movies and ...:..k h,endsh,p first. Can �x '8246 INDEPENDENT? I,perdent tull ;,red. 5'5' single mom Dosing for arra ,noeven- -nt single white tall male. !o 45 Who enjoys kids. -- lntry walks and music - _l renting movies. Honesty and casual niter ,s a plus BOX '=983 CHIC, VIVACIOUS LADY C y vi GcuS. blue eyed : .nde. who enjoys oul :. Dr sports. dining and -arcing, theatre. travel, . would like to meet an -nestsincere, fun loving ;entleman, 45 to 55 BOX ;3898 TALL AND SLIM �, y• old 5'11' slim 'e -ale with red hair and r .e eyes Seek a male. 25 32, single an no attach- •^ents, 6' or taller who er Oy5 baseball, long 'a its quiet times at home "!e,ested give me a call, 3 BOX 14124 SEEK WHITE KNIGHT 4C yr old, separated white employed female. 5'2'. pretty with donde hair and clue eyes Enjoy movies, d,r,ng, dancing and laugh - ng Looking for a hand- some, divorced or separat- ed while male, with high morals. BOX 16541 LADY OF CLASS 57 slim. classy female with blonde hair and hazel eyes. Seeking prolessx"I male. 32 to 45. hor". caring, sincere, mature, who knows what he wants. Friendship first. BOX 13722 ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTE Attractive mother of two with hazel eyes. Seeking established male, 38 to 44, Ns, family oriented, fit with a sense of humor. Call for more details. BOX 15653 ANY ROMANTICS LEFT? 5' 7', brunette, mid 20's. full figured. Seeks educat- ed guy with sense of humor, who knows what he wants ... ME. I'm smart, funny, opinionated, love kids, animals; anjoy, going out dancing and staying home snuggling. BOX 31995 ROMANTIC AT HEART Petite registered nurse, 44. attractive green eyed blonde enjoys squash. aer- obics, dancing, movies. Looking for somewhat attractive maje, 40 to 54, who enjoys his work, but also has time for fun. Someone optimistic, intelli- gent, honest, and playful. BOX 23860 PETITE PRINCESS 25 yr -Id pi nib,an pit^cess Io '-y for honest, straight forward. reliable man It this is you give me a call. BOX 16122 BLUE EYED BLONDE Blue eyed blonde lady oves the outdoors. likes Country music,dancing, going cut for dinner. Looking for a man who knows how to treat a lady Must be tall. 38 to 50 BOX 23866 CAREER FEMALE 44 y, old so- mom, enjoys skating. movies. walks, Tennis and more Seeking someone interest ing BOX 14026 FRIENDSHIP d MORE 3 7., 9i0 singic nde pendent sandy u,unoe hair and brown eyesenjoys movies, walks. animals and more. Seek ng an hon- est, independent sngle male. 38 to 45, husky owld BOX ,6210 PARTY GIRL Female ` 8' brown hair and eyes Enjoys clubs, partying moviesand more Seeking a guy win the same interests, gccd look ing, 18 and over BOX 60 163 SINGLE MOM 26 it , iJ ra Bk. 'lar- a e. 5'8'. seek'^g someone who ,s since,e honest and extremely romantic Enpy the outdoors, working out, swimming, cook ^g and mc,e No head games' BOX 16485 COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Elegant ^;res! aro war,-' lady who enjoys the Jut doors gardening and The theatre, has nigh Stan Cards Searching for a Sn- ^yle white male. 45 to 55, tau no dependents nis and much much -,ore BOX 17952 F R I E N DS/R E LATI O NS HI P Ibs brovxr nar and eyes. good looking Enjoys ten- nis, bowling, amusement parks and more Seek ng a guy. .e !, 21 good gook rg and meo,um bud' BOX 19048 LONELY HEART One w!,aci ve 3vng. detacned, working white lady. Ns. with all acce5- sores included and sense of humor would like to hear from you Enjoy tamely, home. dancing. music. reading, nature and is easygoing BOX 23881 NEW TO THE AREA 50 y, old while female. slim and aura ct,ve, auburn hair and hazel eyes Seeking an outgoing. humorous and fun loving companion Enjoys the outdoors. music Sol and fine dining. BOX 34C' 9 ZEST FOR LIFE..... Female. 5'6'. brown eyes and long curly hair. ht and outgoing Seeking some - ore. 35 to 45 BOX 34020 ATTRACTIVEIATHLETIC Creative professional temale. 38. 5'6', shoulder length brown hair and brown eyes, Enjoy conver- sations. cottaging, working out, dinner parties and music. Seek fall, attractive, professional, white male. 30-40, spontaneous with sense of direction and sim- ilar interests. BOX 13930 PROFESSIONAL MAN Independent, affectionate, 49 yr old white female enjoys traveling, adventure and more. Looking for a established male compan- ion, 45 to 55, who is a Ns. BOX 13989 HONESTY EXPECTED 34 yr old separated female: two children, 54', enjoys reading, camping, walks and more. Seeking an hon- est male who 1 can relate to and talk to. BOX 14003 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP I am 49, with long brown hair and blue eyes, seeking gentleman, 45 to 55. Enjoy long walks, romantic evenings, and son music. BOX 31997 CALL ME Single female, 19, straw- berry blonde hair, blue eyes; enjoy long walks. sports, movies and hang- ing out. Looking for rela- tionship turning into long term. Seeking tall. straw- berry blond male, with Sim- ilar Interests. BOX 31998 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... 49MCEINLrours FREE Personal :fid FREE Voice Greeting BE MY COWBOY Petro blue-eyed blonde. financially secure. enjoys country music, rodeos. motor cycles, dancing, horseback riding Looking for a tall, handsome male. 35.45. who 'ekes cowboys boots and blue leans BOX 11159 FUN TIMES S,ng,e - o!ner of one. 18. 5'4'. 125 lbs., blonde hair and blue eyes Seek ng male around the same age Enjoys sports chill drenclubs. moves and quiet evenings at home Casualpossible ,elation - Ship BOX -1374 LET'S CHAT 48 7• ,,'e'^ale. brown hair and eyes. well bull' Seel male who 1lil going ou! on weekil and a !fiend to talk 'e, BOX '3799 EUROPEAN MEN WANTED C, 1- ,Dean female tail. sIsm and attractive Seekmg-at attractive European ,^ale. 50 plus, secure. intelligent for serious relal,or.sh,p Honesty a mus! BOX 13876 SOUND INTERESTING'+ Sngw N^'e fema;e 2P never -a,, ed. no cr,oren. Slim 5'4', brown nair and haze; eyes Enjoy playing pool cookrg, animals. %st cars. Ha, ey Dav,dsons and quiet nights at home Seeking slim '-t male. spontaneous. 25 to 32. clean shaver and attrac !rve BOX 13941 LADY OF STYLE Act w 'ema e 5" Seek ^- mase comparnor for wa • s lancing. gardening aid INe Theatre BOX 19925 LIFE'S A GAMBLE SocQ ga,^b,ea pad gam- bles. how wouid a nice gentleman. 39 to 45 'eke 1: take a gam Dlen It Td•, De ki rcl, are look ^g or Single white temaie 39. emplol. enjoys quiet evenings. walks garden - ng. and more BOX 34155 RETIRED AND BORED Rerrec s rg,e reg:stenec nurse looking for compan- ion or friend Interests Include walks, !ravel, danc- ing, dining out and watch- ing baseball BOX 13924 MELT MY HEART' Ar,act ve gree, eyed donde female who is fit. 108 os with great sense of humor Enjoy wcrk,rg out at gym. dancing. walk ng biking and reading Seek a male with a nice smile iit will men my heart). is fun loving and has similar interests BOX 16350 CUTE PETITE BLONDE Financially secure. enjoys diningdancing and quiet times Looking for gentle- man. 6, not bald. not odor than 53. who enjoys same and would like to become trends BOX 23757 DO YOU PLAY SQUASH?? Single female. attractive. 40. employed Enjoys squash (the game), skiing reading, classical music and the outdoors Seeking single employed. Ns male in his 40's, who is finansi l- ly Secure with similar inter- ests. Pickering or Ajax area. BOX 13828 MOTHER SEEKING..... Female, 18 yr old mother of 1, 54', 120 los., blonde hair and due eyes. Enjoys = welks on the beach. sports and mote. Seeking male, must like children. Long term, not too serious relationship. BOX IBM LIFE'S TOO SHORT Single female. 32. sincere, employed, petite. 5'1', brunette with due eyes, social drinker, Ns. Enjoys the outdoors, kids, dogs and music Seeking male, honest, professional, who does not play tread games. BOX 18848 SPRING INTO ACTION Good looking, 511', divorced man, 57, very active, financially secure, would We to meet honest, unattached while or Asan lady. Please call. BOX 23885 ADVENTUROUS WOMAN Tal. sensual nderendert black single woman seeks funny, attractive. tall white male, who's comfortable ,n suit and 'ie or T-shirt and ;eans For fnendsh,p, dat- a9. and possibly more BOX 23810 NOT GIVING UP Car ^g -,res, single working mom, 39. it's. Seeking emp dyed ma:e. 37 to 45. honest. Nth good personality. who :ill movies. dinner, or jus' quiet 'Imes ogeme, Possible relaborsh,p Single dads welcome BOX 23828 HIGH STANDARDS? P,Cress—a 'arae 45 yr old. 5'10- slim and arrac- t,ve E^toy cooking, d,n ng out. camoing and more Seen ^g a 'gar. 6' or over. same age att,active employed ind and outgo- ing BOX '3c27 1 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. MUST BE EDUCATED cid euro dyed, single wh Ie male eroys hockey long walks cr 'fie ceacr. •,,artic dnrerS, ^angirg out. etc Seeii:ng a female 22 to 28. 11 s lar inter ests War' '.,r times friendship oOssole rela nonsh,p BOX "6.6 AROUND MY AGE' 40, vi s honest and likes going out I nave shot' brown ria,, and blue eyes BOX '42'2 NEED PASSION? 11 y, cid a'tac^ed male Seeking a no-strmgs lea Doll with a fun figured. Single or arachil tamale of any age You should be Comfortable wrh your body and somew^a! oomnant' BOX 14223 LIKE PAMPERING YOU.. 35 y• „c 59' '60 t. sit gie white maie likes noC'k W. camping, fishing, quie! nighbS at home. etc It you are 25 to 35 call' BOX 14225 FUN!FUN!FUN! Couple ir out 4C s seeking a large or queen sized lady Want to find someone for adun fun and good times BOX '4246 ARE YOU SIMILAR? Well established caring. professionaleducated, athletic, single back father seeking a female under 40 Caii. it interested BOX 14250 SEEKING SPECIAL ONE Divorced male. 40. 5'11' 180 Ibs, rrs, not.nto bar scene Hoping to meet someone to share the Sim- ple pleasures of fife. long walks. country drwesdin- ner, and movies Trust and honesty essential S.ngle mothers welcome BOX 23854 EX SINGLE DAD! 40 yr old male, good shape, good mind. I enjoy native art and culture. play- ing ball, canoeing. camp- ing, the mountains, plus I have a green thumb. So call and, who knows, maybe we will grow a plant together! Thanks. BOX 23872 COUPLE SEEKS COUPLE Attractive bi curious cou- ple, late 20's, looting for d couple to get together and have fun. No feminine males or masculine females. Clean and dis- creet. 411 messages answered. Durham region. BOX 23880 ROMANTIC HONEST GUY Single male, 22, 6- enjoys dance music, movies, and long walks. I am seeking an attractive female, 18 to 25, who enjoys the same and loves to be cuddled. for a long term relationship. BOX 32008 PORT HOPE AREA Male '9 bold. 6 3' Tedi- um budd, enjoys playing drums ,n a band. music. occasional drinking, and fast cars Seek; petite blonde. with same rte,. esis BOX 32509 PORT HOPE S,•aNter,y bond 19, blue eyes. 6'6' 2101bs. employed. Ilk eS pjaymg gutta, we,g^' '.,ft rg, sports- and hanging o:! Seeks petite st'awcery blcrde wits similar rater. ests BOX ;25'0 NEW TO AREA S„cress', p'-lessonal. early 50s. 59'. -48 bs. nonsmoker diverse rte- ests in I,ve •-eae, cuisine, books let "'Ps family aCIv` es Seek ng female Nor s,m.la, ,rarer. ests. ” Snare 'Ae BOX 32012 SEEK SIMILARITIES fa^er 5 i r ' % lbs 'r hcr'ies! Cc,rass,crate 3rd ,rdersrard,ng Elroy ,e, 'lines reading goon �rve•sa t'or S' ,,e ' 1 remit a 28 'o 36 11 s ^ - lar n'erests and q..a res. call' BOX "534 ALL CALLS RETURNED w^.e^asill, 175 osl smok.e, a^d social duke- empicye". c^joy moves Theatre. ,iuc and ,,mantic dmne,s and evenings at home Seek a female. 22 !c 28 . I s.,^ at ,otill to, poll ,eat,onsh,p BOX '1564 SOMETHING IN COMMON' 40 -a e i 1 " 225 It a farina, and Canadian native Erjay spores, pay Atg pool i in a Doc, league teevision quiet evenings country western Seek a female. 25 'o 40 BCX 11590 LET'S MEETIHAVE FUN, 26 d gar, ' - -4, cis looking for a tamale nor conversation and going out, BOX I'll CASUAL MOMENTS 23 r' :c -a a s',.3er 6'1' 2'0!b Look rg 'cr !rt black cr write females. 30 to 4C Tor casual encoun- Ters BOX !+638 LIKE TIGHT JEANS 'yea! and a:ear nwa,e 5 20C lbs arc very quiet Seek air attractive and neat female to share good !Imes wren BOX '413' DIVERSIFIED MAN 31 It, :so sngie w^ !e male. 5'7' 175 TDs wrt^ muscular build Enpy play - ng guitar movies. Sal ming and Dillards Seek slim honest attractive female. 25 to 35. vith s,mr ar interests BOX !6558 GIVE THIS BOX A CALL 32 y, old single male, 56' 155 Ibs, a n, s and social drinker Enjoy hockey.'roller hockey. golf, waks and quiet Times at home Seek single wi female. 26 to 31. fc, possible relaLon ship BOX 16564 OUTDOORSMAN 25 yr old rvs male. 5'8' and 145 lbs, tit and In shape Enjoy sports, rock climbing, camping, etc Seek single white female. 23 to 27, to enjoy similar interests. Friendship first. BOX 19012 HONEST AND OUTGOING 29 yr old professional male. 6' with medium build. Enjoy waking out, the out- doors, water, animals. trav- el, etc. Lookinrgg fa a very special lady. BOX 19030 1 WILL CALL U BACK 34 yr old white male, 62. 200 Its. Enjoy biking, camping, working on urs and staying home watching movies. Seeking a long term relationship with a slim to medium buil females with similar Interests. BOX 19132 LOYAL FRIEND Single, attractive. estab- lished. blue eyed male, late 30's interested in sharing time with single, slim, attradive female, 25 to 40. Enjoy ong romantic walks, laughing at old moves and dining In style. BOX 23893 GENTLE AND SINCERE 23 y, old s r -!e Nn to T a e ,il 5'4' Ntc er,cy sports. anima's, quiet dinner-, and soft music Seek a gentle and sincere 22 'C 25. attractive female. ^: s, with nice perscralty and a sense s, values BOX 14611 A NICE GUY 24 1' 7': whre .-'ale. 57'. 14C 'Ds w4^ snor! crown. nar. 0,ue eyes and goatee Seek r; a female about .he same ill age un:mporanl E^ oy going out raving a gond time country -^,s,c arc piay ^g Sports BOX '5°29 NO HEAD GAMES PLEASE 225 c Sir. gle rwt: a ,- a e c' -w, -a,, and b .e eyes See.-, loving. carirg'emale. 23', 29 ^ores! and Oyer' ,r ,. firer Jkay c..erdsr,o III_ hope ',' a crag 'e„^ a a. 'iorsh,c BOX ',7,X OSHAWA AREA MALE o,croe -a r aro greer eyes E- Qys oycnrg. •,:Ie, ska...^g and ,olio- 3 'sc "MP VEMtO *,l ng See« ' ; 'Nr- a,e 24 36 s,rgte '- -:•-+s welcome BOX ' a' e ON THE HUNT 24 ,• -.n _ r , -;.e .mite Tale .r•r Drown hall art green eyes See• -,single Oack or onenra '•r -ale for discreet erccur rets BOX .3915' DO YOU TAKE RISKS” Vale see. r; -:?-r -s. Tait, femme Enjoys clucs+.arks -r !no Deacr Talks air ,^,re BOX 18204 'all 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min SEARCHING FOR YOU... 23 c -a"ll" ae seeking a masculine male '8 tc 3C for a ,,street ,elahCrsnip n you are interested au' BOX •42.7 IS THIS YOU? 23 v, _,c-a.e s ook r; -or anomer make. 25 3C wino 's down !o Bart^ and enjoys fie good Thngs r Isle Enjoy sports, music and hanging out BOX 11624 GIVE ME A CHANCE 34 y, old smra,e •^are ^, children slim. at smoker and enjoys wine Seek another male to get acquanted BCX '407C PHYSICALLY FIT 57 '4C 'b attractive fit male seeking a serious reaaonsil E^:oy ,eaxing at home, going out to ow net and me Dars occasion- ally Seek a masculne it male. 25 t, 35with similar interests BOX 16615 MANY INTERESTS! Mid 40's b, curious and straight acting male s interested in meeting other b, curious makes for good times. BOX 19094 FRIENDSHIP/GOOD TIME 34 yr old male, 5.8'. 175 lbs seeking other males 28 to 40, for frwndship and good times. BOX 18968 LETS GET TOGETHER Couple seeking straight male for adult encounters with female partner. No gay, or or professional (working) males please. Call.. BOX 16136 DISCREET FUN Bi curious male, 26, attrac- tive with great kgs seeking same. Cross dresser, likes silk stockings, lingerie and more. Call for more detailA BOX 11204 IS THIS YOU? Professional gay male. 30. 6', 180 los-, due eyes and brown hair, straight acting an looking. Enjoy moves, clubs, quiet evenings at home, dancing and travel- ing. Seeking other gay males. 25 to 35, for possi- ble relationship and trend - Ship. BOX 11380 To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, flay or night. To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. SZ. t9 per minute. Ylj inll be lH or f►lder. B„tL numL'•r- w..rk with 7*„u,hT„n.-i'” iuul R"la r FUN TIMES Blas, -e s ate 20's who lar ioys work. rg Jut I am see, 9 a ma e in me Oshawa P,:ll ^g C, A,ax areas 'c, day, -e ell ters Gsctel,,,,, s assu,ed BOX ' ' 295 GETYOUR ATTENTION" Yr -3 e- 160 Its w,'^ ::;r -w- ^a, and eyes and s IT and al"ac',ve I enjoy oil- idol, and o'.t- door ac!, fes I am seek ng a Tae. 25 t, 35. a” ran !we Nell esiabl:sned dCwr to eartr a^d :a,d back. BCX +•3.7 SEEKING A FRIEND F.! Tae •- 3:s Barg a s',a,grr : a?S'./ e �eekr^y a mascOme -a.e 2p •J 38 ,, a d'screel -olaior > c BOX 23?36 CALL ME_ SOON' fe a"'a-",e -34 175 bs it Seek r's oki.m long Tae,ncer Si Jr '•ends^c a^d more BOX '3r9 BUSYSTUDENT 1 i 105. with ,row^ eyes and blonde ta'r E^ ^; in ,ng out sports. 7u'et -gris and dancing Seek rg a gay Nine ale between 3C and 36 Must be stra gr, acting BCX '62223 CALL ME' Ma -4. - ..nous r-a,e ill -e 58' '4, cs seeks cT^e -a es O sc,e'rr arr, c,ea^ ress a must BOX 3334 FOR MY BROTHER' _- ­ : • - rant brovr ^.air are o.ub eves muscuar Di _x, r; is, someone !"e same a;e and lesku sil BOX 3,1.36' NEW TO OSHAWA AREA - 9' ' SC its cok r ,nor«er b, T,a,e ' ' ,st me -as ge, :oge•-e, Box ' e6' 5 BABY CUB' Sir lie ;ay -a•e. 23 5T- brown ^air araC eyes 'like Teves and .:Tubs once r asst le Loo. ^;'7r someone. 25 'c 45 •-, a long !er'^ ,eat-crsric NC neat games BCX '9639 I'M WAITING 2° -C -ae 59' '75 IbS. fit LoOkirg'O, anomer man 28 !c 5C rot `,eco- snip and good :,mos BCX 32993 NO COMMITMENT 33 _-c -a se Ibs. ekes •he c,.Tdx,s stock _a, acing. and more Look ^; 10, someone r ,ate 3C s 'o early 4C s BCX 33329 SECRETFUN 28 y, ,iC , sex„a 'nail 59* Tascu,ne coin rg Seer^g Ten wc-en cr coupes to, d,screet encounters BOX 3339C CALL US! Sec,.re ccuWe ,r ate 2C s seeking a^Other Couple where he s bi or Sell, lot Fc, 3,screet even ng encounters Cleat„ness a must BOX 33490 CALL ME! 45 yr old nuSky male. 511 looking for anomer male. 50 plus BOX 34074 LOOKING FOR YOU! 24 yr old white Straight act - ,ng male. 5'5'. 135 lbs. attractive with brown hair and eyes Seeking a male, 18.24. ,n the Oshawa area. BOX 11162 CALL ME Attractive 5'B'. 150 Ib ht male with brown heir and eyes. Seeking a male. 25 to 35. who is masculine, attractive and down to earth. BOX 33062 Coll 1-99-451-3793 $2.49 per min. NEW TO THE AREA Attached bit curious while female, 29, attractive. Seeking an outgoing, mature white female• for friendship; possibly more. Discretion and cleanliness a must. BOX 33960 There are even more ads. See Sincerely Yours on the Internet at I:ttp://www.wobfri*nds.eon SOMETHING LONG TERM 27-, d 54' 14, ib. Sir gie- Gay N- re 'ema,e yr,rys ,cilerbladd,ng n. It ^ g '*ov,es a^ma's Seek rg a ^•a,,,re s,r.g,e Gay 'e -ale w 1r sir- ia- ,n+e,ests 80X '5629 NEED A PARTNER 32 educated 'e�-'ae=cls spJr's • ends and7:gs See• rg partner Compar ons and ', e^d w^c s ,r,,rrtu, and ^ores' A -a is let .• e-1 BOX ' ee9' LOOKING FOR YOU! A,. -a-­t - att'act,ve ^d^'ed ,C up,es I 3Cs for 'r'endsh,c and gccc amen BGx !'6C SEEK SPECIAL PERSON 2' - . . _ ---- - S see..' :Ire, �e �s 'e -a es exp- ercer^ew figs E-Icr •`.-„'es 3r: lar^ son„s BOX 33 FRIENDSHIP WANTED y, ^ d a^•ac• ve `e -a a ' 45 los w'r a ;cod ser Se of ^um0, Er oy srors @,-- ,as arc -.s,c Seek a I, el o wtr stir a- -i cuneus `ema,e O'sc,e,cr a^d Cleans-•. assu,ed as Ne as e.: -.•el BOX LET'S GET TOGETHER Gcc, x. ^; , - o.orde ook - c, , b pus 'e a e '9 'v 24 w^c lies •: ^ave'..r leave'. 3escnptiOr BOX 2 3"5 CURIOUS AND LOOKING ,ti - : O _ur'Cus `anima Ill '25 los ser s.a� and ar-aCtve Look”, 'or a very aggress ve s.,m attrac! ve c,:r•oi.s 'e-ae BOX •9066 HI. LADIES' = �a7, ;ay tamale the r same Mntilill moves soca:Lig and ^avirg ,, ick someore smart arc ^ e•"- gert BOX • ' 54' SECRET MEETINGS _Z ---a-y ., e^ e c, ,urous, petneSeeks; a specs woman 1oe,erce D st,eror a .st BOX '6301 ALL CALLS ANSWERED k.11i :^,pe a!e 3:,s aro '..,I of rte Seeking Cts -e, ^,ailed 7cuo-es BOX 33809 FANTASIES UNLIMITED A—i_''.e wr.e_c.,c-e 35 -ook.r; 'or air attracive.O, curios white ter -ase 2C !c 4C !or '„r erc"riers BOX '6394 ARE YOU THE ONE?? Femme. 25 ` 7- won brown ^air arc Dlue eyes. snicker Enjoys Carni;. sk•,-; staying u0 ate watcr ^g r ovies Seeking drug !roe !erase !or .ong terrn relai onsmp NO HEAD GAMES BOX 13861 ARE YOU DISCREET'?? Discreet couple. mo 2C s Seeking clean. b, curious white temale over 25 for adult encounters BOX 33988 FUN COUPLE Looking for an exciting friendship. Couple ,n their late 20s, seeking woman or couple. 26 to 33. slim and attractive. Enjoys moves, dancing and the Club scene Leave full descnptan.BOX 33774 LEAVE ME A MESSAGE! 20 yr old temale. 130 lbs. 5'0', looking for someone the same age. for trend - Shp: possible reationship. Ike sports and partying. BOX 34357 ATHLETIC FEMALE 18 yr old female, 5'10. 130 Ibs. tit and athi lc. Looking for someone who is me same age. height and has the same interests. BOX 34360 FULL OF LIFE! B, curious attractive blonde. 23. Fie', easy going and open minded. Looking for an attractive, clean, bi or bit curous female to share my first time with. BOX 18683 I'LL CALL YOUI Bi female, 22, blonde and ppeet to. Looking for other females of any race. BOX 34083 ARE YOU UNIQUE? 24 y ,ld lar.:a•ed ° " 126 :b professional black female Seeking a Clack m feale whJ er;oys sersual ',me relaxa' cr and ';n BOX 15r 1 3 BI COUPLE N- . -- . e r 30 s owkng 'o, :oupes !emales and select males ,or d'Sc,ee' ever,- erts ,Ters A I Sans rerun^era BOX 2' 5G' GIVE US A CALL. C: , some - ore , a 'artase See -a 'emaie r.e, este-^ ' gccd COrve,sa- and BOX 257% CALL ME 2' ” _ ,, N^"e 'e -a* ^' blonde rain a^0 pro- -yes art etic Los. r' : StfPe• enc,unle, w.- ,rt lar o, ,us `oma,es BOX 330'5 DISCREET ENCOUNTER C.,..5. --e e-ae ;• ng 'o, ar ;.per- -...,.,lar souc;e 'Cr '],screen a"er- nocr erccure,s F^r ,nforar or p. ease Te ma e BOX 33C 11 EXPERIENCED OR NOT B _,,, nus ._ .c e - !-- s seeking arracnve 0 •e, -1a e for discreet -,mate a a- .,OnSriO Race ­Dc,- Tant BOX 33' 115 FIRST TIMERS •- J. 1: .e _ouple seek"'g a D, temale '8 'c 35 D,screhon expecte, antl assured BOX 334'4 COUPLE SEEKING OTHER 3eC- I -: attract ,e D -e .ate 2':, s Seek ng _mer attractive .G p'es w,ic are ,pen '^mite, and adver• !urous For ^cre rlcl. dor please _a ' BOX 33449 I 1 ' Call 1-900-451-3793 $2 49 per min SEEKING FRIENDSHIP S rgr _-."a- -ae : yrs oa arc 1, 'gu lac E„ioy spc,!s all To, ,os 'rave, etc See.. a good fend c, ',Bras w•'r 5im,iar ^orals and m!er. lasts BOX '6616 NEW TO AREA S' -a gi, s r; a wr to female. 3'. dncrced wiz ore _n,id lock rg 'O- frkenos or conee _ncn ano Omer linings BOX 310+ AUTUMN FUN Large s.rgle ,t,aie w.sres 10 ,neer with lull 'ig,ralc femaes !or oaytime got Togemers and chats BOX 23137 4M Call 1-9N-451-3793 $2.49 per min. ARE YOU MY LADY? 55 yr fid mate. 62'. 250 Cs. a hiss and Nd. Looking 'or ,asi sum ady w110 ,s sexy and attnJctive BOX 14189 WIDOWERS CALL ME Widowed female seeking nis. christen widower. 65 to 70, for friendship. Enjoy eating outI garage sales and travel. BOX 10707 SEEK COMPATIBILITY Single white male. attrac- tare, 6'3', 210 lbs. smoker. Enjoys romantic dinners and long walks. Looking for a female with the same elterests. 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