Loading...
The URL can be used to link to this page
Your browser does not support the video tag.
Home
My WebLink
About
NA1997_04_15
Pickering .1 1 All dveftiser Vol. 2 No. 15 `Confusion' led to getaway: Durham Police Cops have `several leads' on bandit who robbed Pickering bank B) S-11 HEN SHAW DLRHAAt SI \11 Durham robhen squad detectives arc chasinz "scvcral leads" ti>IlowlnL Frida%'s daylight bank heist and hostage -taking in Pt,-kenne. A masked bandit brandishing a semi-auto- matic pistol robbed the Canada Trust at 750 Oklahoma Dr.. escaped a police dragnet and pulled a disappearing act h% hipcking a taxi .:ab dun ng his ectawa%. As a bank manager in a back office gave police a "play-by-play" of the 3:10 p.m. holdup — in which staff and customers were ordered to the floor at gunpoint — officers swarmed the arca in a bid to snare the r(bber. Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim Gnmlev said "confusion" over the type of car the suspect fled in resulted in the robber mak- See POLICE:/From page I INSIDE Your Business - March went out like a lien for I)Ufllalll'� aulonu>twc industry - page 8. Editorial Page ..............6 Sports ... ................1i Classified .................15 HOW TO RF 4CH US General .............683-5110 Death Notices ......... 683- 3005 Auction Line ..........683-7545 Sincerely Yours ......... . ...............1-800-662-84 23 Email ................ Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http:,,. xtiwvv.durhamne%vs.net IVESDA LY. APRIL 15, 1991my Pressrun •i.s, 00 tot'� dkNDSCAPE CONCEPTS photo by Andrew Iwanowski Hospital volunteers on the line Phones rang all weekend long for the Ajax and Pickering Hughes does his part as Kim MacMurrary, executive secretary to General Hospital's annual Operation Lifeline TV auction to help President Bruce Cliff, looks on. The annual event was a rousing raise funds for the local facility. Here, volunteer and host Dave success, raising approximately $63,000 for the hospital. Pickering Gates are closed for good at Brock West dump saga finally concludes with a horrendous smell coming from the site. Then there were com- plaints about illegal dumping and things such as sewage sludge being brought in. In later BY MARIANNE TAKACS years the disputes were over the STAFF REPORTER overfilling of the site, alleged PICKERING — The end came sooner leachate contamination of adja- than expected but no one's complaining. cent lands and Duffins Creek The Brock West dump on Third and repeated delays in the Concession Road just west of Brock Road promised closure of the dump. in north Pickering, owned by Metro "It was just an absolute dis- Toronto, was finally closed for good aster," says Pickering Mayor March 26. No more waste is going into the Wayne Arthurs of - the dump's dump — not from Metro, not from history. Durham and not from anywhere else. In October, 1994 the Town The closure came after about 10 years launched a lawsuit against of constant bickering between Pickering Metro to get the site shut down and an out - and Metro over the management and size of -court settlement led to the closure of of the dump. First there were problems Brock West to all regular garbage at the end of last November. But as part of the settlement, Metro was to be per- mitted to transfer into Brock West the contents of its long - closed Brock North landfill east of Brock Road near Fifth Concession Road. The final truckload of waste from Brock North went into Brock West March 26, about a year earlier than expected, and all that remains now is for Metro to seed the top of the dump and landscape it. "It's been a long road to see Brock West finally closed in its entirety;' says the mayor. "It's nice not to have it on the agenda." RICK JOHNSON `A grew &y, See BROCK/page 3 PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL. 15, 1997 o get car "back G — The Pickering cabbie whose taxi was by an termed mart fleeing a bank robbery Friday hoc had insult added to injury. Rapid ibxi driver Glenn -Campbell had to pay $175 to a . . cxm3parly that returned the taxi from the Toronto where it was found Friday night so Durham Regional =0 chest it for fingerprints. 47irat's net fair;' says an irate Mr. Campbell, 38. "I hamdriven tine car from where police found it" aban- in tthe parking lot of a Yonge Street restaurant, just of Hwy. 401. W Campbdl says, if he'd had his cab vanity Plates "ITP PMB% he would have been track an job Friday night, just hours after a bandit who'd robbed Trust at 750 Oklahoma Tic around 3:10 p.m him on nearby Whites Road and hijacked the taxi "I would have driven bud I had anodrer job to "$uta he was driving his taxi early Monday morning. Campbell says be wasn't shaken up by the incident, ended when the robber forced him and three children ;ails transporting out of the cab in fivrit of the young - 'Atwood tett home The danger Mr. Campbell faced didn't sink in until be watching a TV program Saturday in whwh someone shot. That affected me. After that T was fine:' Mr Campbell is somewhat miffed why the robber chose his vehicle to hijack as these was a cap on the dashboard 'with the woad 'Police' emblazoned on it and he was wea{ pg a Metro Toronto Police sweatshirt. A VPL4v7j THE FARM STORE AND MORE1_1 , ��S_pring ASF FOR OUR C-%TAL000E Chicks, TurkecJ. 8r buck Delivery Day old to 20 weeks BOOK NOW FOR APRIL 9.23 DELIVERY Animal Feeds Also Available (905)1' 1-+ Hoxton tit.. ( }aremont (Brock Rei%-. Ictt on ok1 Hank Rd A North to Hoxton) 649-2112 JAMES R. VANCH N BANKRUPTCY Offering all ansol,ency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies OS II AWA 122 Albert St 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave 619 -1973 COBOURG 72 King St W 3724744 Saturday do Evening Appointments available. Now even night owls can prepare for a new career with CDI training at our Scarborough campus. Our full-time night program offers the same unique program packages and individualized learning you'll find in our day or evening classes. ■ Programmer Analyst ■ Network Specialist ■ LAN Administrator ■ Computer Maintenance Technician ,N�,� Coil COLLEGE year fetwo OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY Car ftdlw 5 ro III etttf sh technology 4%-29* 6662 training starts soon 325 Milner Ave., Suite 1200 (Markham Rd. & 401) P Police seek white man in 20s POLICE/From page I ing a clean getaway in the hijacked taxi• whose cabbie and three young fares were ordered out at gunpoint. Initially. police received information "the suspect had left in a small white car and went towards Oshawa:' said the sergeant. Some officers had arrived on the scene but in the confusion over the cars (the suspect) got away. "When something like this is happen- ing there is so many pities of informa- tion coming" Later Friday, police in Toronto found the four -door Rapid Taxi cab, with vanity plates '11P PME', abandoned in the parking lot of a Yonge Street restaurant just north ot- Hwy. 401. Forensic identification officers were scouring the vehicle yesterday for evi- dence, Sgt. Grimley said. Detectives also seized a video tape from a bank surveil- lance camera which filmed the entire holdup. "There are several leads which are being followed:' Sgt- Grimley noted. Although the bandit got away, netting $2(X). Sgt. Grimley said the robbery and hostage -taking could have ended with lar worse results. "This person was certainly armed with what we believe was a real handgun and he found himself in a position that in order to escape he had to take hostages. Any time that happens there is a real potential for tragedy," he said. "so while we didn't get the guy, we're fortunate that at least no one got hurt" Sgt. Grimley dismissed as inaccurate a report the robber had a hostage when he entered the bank. The suspect is described as white, in his early 20s, about 5'10" with medium to husky build and shoulder -length dark hair. He was wearing a black jacket, black track pants, black balaclava and running shoes. DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT.'.' glooloillillillilli Providing eJftellence In serWce Ih' and 01- Super red ex�ee 1wace w you, areae °ay tale VTovtdit a"d DAG _ _ Billy - 'I Qu?� 4rt10 Y - s i �q,ne oat eve LICENSED AGENG • Strructu ani lder • Full or part timet ICENSED AGENCY art time -Homs Insp°cror n Structured programmes 0 Y's yN t • Felt or F°d Qro9rart' �ctc uP s°rr1c AIAX d SOU7H PtOKEA9utarlY • Reelable back-up service . %ni xt�u d Ik °e rose 9utartY • A°tyapt° �8� A oS� • • • , WNT8Y a Os.._. _ -.SNorM tns�clad R • • SpVtH PtG • • • • • . . BUY 1 TELEPHONE GET ANOTHER FOR DIRECTORY AD 1/2 PRICE 24 HOURS A DAY - 365 DAYS A YEAR, THE LARGE PRINT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY IS READY TO TELL CUSTOMERS ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS. NOW WHEN YOU PLACE A DISPLAY AD OF ANY SIZE, WE'LL GIVE YOU A SECOND AD FOR 1/2 PRICE. IT'S OUR WAY OF SHOWING HOW MUCH WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. SO PLACE AN AD IN THE LARGE PRINT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY, IT'S A SMART WAY TO DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT. WITHOUT PUTTING A DENT IN YOUR BUDGET. - -_ CALL DIRECTORY 683m5110 a e full ride, second ad °�� sae at 1/2 price.AVMe1N6 Not e Cod of eb. billed at ,, May 2,1997 P Brock West landfill closure `in everybody's interest' BROCK/From page 1 "There are no more green field landfill sites in Pickering," says Regional Councillor Rick Johnson, in whose Ward 3 Brock West is locat- ed. The councillor describes the final closure as "a great day for Pickering" and notes it came after many years of community effort to have the issue finally resolved. Andrew Heit, Metro site engineer for Brock West, says co-operation and quick approvals by all parties involved — the provincial Ministry of the Environment, Metro and Pickering — led to the quick closure. The deadline set in the out-of-court settlement had been April 30, 1998. "It would have delayed the capping of Brock West for another year," says Mr. Heit. Capping the site now, he explains, means there will be less water flowing through the waste and therefore less leachate coming out of it, and allows for better containment of the gases produced by the landfill. "It was in everybody's interest to do it more quickly" The transfer from Brock North apparently went off without a hitch, after problems with odors and hazardous waste had been anticipat- ed by some. The move was monitored by the Town's health and safety co-ordinator. "As far as waste goes it was not very odor- ous at all;" says Mr. Heit. "We didn't find any surprises in there. did not have to remove Father Goose and the roosters any hazardous wasteto at all. There was nothing we came across." Metro and Town of Pickering officials are `Father Goose' Bill Lishman of Port Perry, inspiration for the movie `Fly now holding meetings to discuss landscaping Away Home', was among the guests at the Pine Ridge Arts Council's annual plans for the closed Brock West site, which is general meeting held Thursday (April 9) at the Waterfront Bistro in Pickering. still receiving clean fill for restoration purpos es. He's shown here with one of the works of art on exhibit at the event. Restoration of the Brock North site to its natural state is expected to be complete by the r------- --------------- — --------1 end of the summer. I ""SPRING IS UPON US" 1 Red Cross TAX TIME TROUBLES? ; BUTLER THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1997 - PAGE 3 courses teach you to help Would you be able to recognize the signs and symptoms of a person having a heart attack'? A Red Cross first aid course can show you hemi to recognize and deal with such an emergency. Red Cross first aid courses are held monthly at the organization's Ajax - Pickering Community Office in Pickering and its Region of Durham Branch in Oshawa. The courses include CPR procedures which can be per- formed by one adult to help adults, infants or children, and also offer optional instruction in two-per%on CPR. The eight-hour basic Emergency First Aid course is available in Ajax - Pickering on Tuesday and Thursday. April 22 and 24 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m., on Saturday, May 3 from 9 am. to 6 p.m., and in Oshawa on Saturday, May 24 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Standard First Aid, a more compre- hensive 16 -to -18 -hour course (depend- ing on whether the two -person CPR option is included) is available in Ajax - Pickering on Saturday and Sunday, May 3 and 4 from 9 am. to 6 p.m. and in Oshawa on Saturday and Sunday, May 24 and 25 from 9 am. to 6 p.m. Re -test courses for both Emergency and Standard First Aid will be held in Oshawa Saturday, May 10 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Re -test for CPR will be avail- able'Ibursday, May 22 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Fees for the courses are Emergency First Aid, $55; Standard Fust Aid, $70, $90 with 'Two -Rescuer' option; Emergency First Aid re -test, $35; and Standard Fust Aid retest, $50. A customized course can be held at your facility on days, weekends or evenings. The Ajax -Pickering Red Cross office is at 1648 Bayly St., while the Oshawa office is in the Office Galleria, suite 115,419 King St. W. For more information or to register, call the Ajax -Pickering branch at 420- 3383 or the Oshawa branch at 905-723- 2933. I CARPET CLEANING SERVICES L 1 Dreading Tax Time? I offer: j �� Durh2m TEAM CLEAN sincc 1986 ' ✓ Free Pick Up and Delivery ✓ Personal Tax Preparation ✓ Comprehensive Tax PlanningI Any 4 Rooms & your t , ✓ competitive Rates sofa & chair and set o A Claudia Miese s.1. a;. Phone go5-686 5621 stairs for '99 (Reg. '170) T Some Restrcaons Apply; � (905)686w9160 I I I (0upon FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ON AREA RUGS — Expire+ "TELL YOUR FRIENDS THE BUTLER DID IT" April 30/9- MAID 0/9J MAID SERVICE FREE ESTIMATE • OLD FASHIONED CLEANING • COMPETITIVE RATES • FULLS" BONDED AND INSURED • FREQUENT FOLLOW" -UP CALLS • ASK US ABOUT OUR CARPET CLEANING 11 CIS OFF Oneate ming S SERVING ALL OF DURHAM a]& (9m) 686.9160 Fxpira April 30/9" � AIR CONDITIONING HURRY IN TODAYI I IF IYORIC, Heafi q and Air Cold ionirq SAM Authorized Lkvi r CONISUMEn GAS PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1997 Billboard � .� . 4. _ �i schooonrn nm op.tmp_pnn x � t fda TUESDAY, APRIL 15 BUSINESS: The Canadian Association for Production and Inventory Control (CAPIC), Durham Chapter, meets at Gallantry's Eatery at the Pickering Town Centre. Guest speaker Dennis Lord, CPIM, will dis- cuss 'Inventory Accuracy and Cycle Counting'. Cash bar 6-7 p.m.. dinner 7-8 p.m., presentation 8-9 p.m. $20 for members, including GST $25 for non- members, $15 for registered students. To register call (905)666-2071. BOARD OF TRADE: The Ajax - Pickering Board of Trade holds its annual 'Address of the Regional Chair' luncheon, with guest speaker Durham Region Chairman Jim Witty. at the Regalis restaurant, 1305 Pickering Pkwv.. Pickering. Mix and mingle 11:30 a.m., lunch at noon. Members $25. non-members $35. 837-6638. FRENCH IMMERSION: An infor- mation session regarding the French immersion program at Southwood Park Public School in Ajax is held at 7 p.m. at Parkside Public School. 85 Kings Cres.. Ajax, for parents at Parkside and Lord Durham Public School. 683-523 1. NVEDNESDAI', APRIL 16 EUCHRE: The ladies auxiliary of Roval Canadian Legion. Bay Ridges Branch 606. holds a euchre night the third Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. from Oct. to June at the legion hall, 1555 Bavl\, Street. Pickering. All welcome. Admission S 1.50 for seniors over 65. $3 for adults. Refreshments served. Pri/es awarded. 819-2990 or 427-883 1. VOLUNTEERS: Communitv Volunteer A,:,:ountants (Durham Region) holds a seminar for non-profit agencies on recruiting and motivating volunteers at 7 p.m. at Investors Group Financial Services, 111-1614 Dundas St. E., Whitby. Space is limited. Register, 430-9122, FRENCH IMMER.S1ON: An infor- mation session regarding French immersion at Southwood Park Public School in Ajax is held at 7 p.m. at Duffin's Bay Public School, 66 Pittmann Cres., Ajax, for the Duffin's Bay community. 683-5231. HNT. 407: A public meeting on the impacts of Hwy. 407 on communities along its path is held at 7:30 p.m. in the lower level of the Greenwood Community Centre in Greenwood Park on Greenwood Rd. in GreenwoW. (905436-2252 or ( 905 ) 983-52.39. NQUtiD Gently used furniture; chairs, tables, sofas, dressers etc. Household items,cunains,dishes, blankets,utensils cookware etc. For: Newly -arrived refugee and immigrant families i ed W f — '.... n expected °Fina! revisions to the budget of the ` Durham and supports spending of more revisions ex Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate than $166 million. at , �" School Board will take place at 5:30 p.m. The public budget meeting will be fol upcoming session at the board's headquarters at 650 Rossland lowed by the board's regular monthly ImCiuhuiic school board trustees will meet Rd. W., Oshawa, ;,.,..x: .� -::.<meeting at which the ileal budget isexpect- Wouday;,April 21 to continue;1997 budget ;As it stands, the proposed budget calls ed to be approved. Call the board at 905- liscuss1o>wts for a .33 -per cent tax increase across 576-6150 for more information. ..._—.,••• r• •... w'Mn+oR" +b2M1M--.ri:>F'.tlW..w'n.:�Ff,.. '^fie ^» ...:.. iemm•mnwnmareH'/nnnRvvinbir^✓/:.�bGh9fAl" �i : Two ways to look at performance . FAS T . '97 Sunfire Coupe $ 2 0 9� $],5,3991 (excludes freight $620) (36 months/51.500 down) 2.2 litre engine rear spoiler i PASSLock theft deterrent 5 -speed transmission standard 4 -wheel ABS dual air bags AM/FM stereo tinted glass power steering easy entry front passenger seat FASTER.- 97 Sunfire GT *254 * (36 months/51,500 down) 2.4 litre SFI 150 NP twin cam engi�� electric sliding glass sunroo AM/FM stereo with CD player 16^ aluminum wheels air conditioning tilt steering/cruise control remote keyless entry dual air bags standard 4 -wheel ABS 5 -speed transmission system Get what you want from your Pontiac tao�T Performance Team >Ru><c Don't lorget to ufeour yGM Cr0 *a towrC The Taal Nrchate VrKe or bar flown RocrOside Zry tofVown tvehKle _t's your fwd done for you eatery?re-- My GM ASSISTANCE 00-3Z SMART ................ - - --' - "---......------ - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15,1997 -PAGE 5 lookat DMPs Spring is in the air. ! attendance is each MPs voting record which shows how, many VOTES AGAINST GOVERNMENT BILLS: MPs may As the federal Liberals prepare for an election expected I votes he or she was present for. However, MPs who have heav- have opportunities to vote for or against their government's or June 2, political parties in ridings across Durham Region I ier committee schedules or riding responsibilities mal• in gener- I party's position on many different types of occasions — on first, have been busy in recent weeks organising and choosing al be present for fewer votes than MPs with fewer outside I second or third readings off bills; on amendments to bills, on their own candidates to square off against the incumbents. responsibilities. As well, MPs who know they will be absent can motions, etc. In the interests of fairness, we have chosen to mdt- Here in Durham Region, we went with the red tide that be 'paired' with opposition MPs for a vote, in which case each cute only instances where each MP voted against the govem- all through southern Ontario in 1993 and elected Liberals in commits to, in writing, their intention to vote 'yea'to the other's meet, and in this case their own Liberal part). on a third and in all three federal ridings. nay', or vice -versa, if they were to be present.) The information final reading of a government bill. But, as the old saying goes, what have they done for you on voting was provided by the Liberal Party Whips office in A NOTE ON EXPENSE FIGURES: (Up until the end of lately'' i Ottawa to the loccal MPs-, who then forwarded the figures to us. the fiscal year 1995-96, the only MP expense figures publicly The following is a brief list of the activities of our MPs in BILLS INTRODUCED: All together, to date, 295 Members available have been travel expenses. For the first time ever, Ottawa and how they've fared in the last four years. What of Parliament have intnxluced 343 private member's bills in the other MP expenses for the 1996-97 fiscal year have also was their attendance like in the House of Commons? How two sessions held over the current term ofgovennment. That's an been compiled for a report to go to the House of Commons. many bills did they introduce or steer through the bureaucra- average of 1.16 bills per member. Private member's bills have However, since the past fiscal year ended March 31, it will cy? How much of your money did they spend while in to go through a lottery before being considered for second read- likeh• be June before the report is ready, according to the office' ing, after which there are several more hurdles to overcome House of Commons Comptroller's office. The following trav- ATTENDANCE: Attendance records for MPs are not kept. before the unlikely possibility that they will receive Ron_ al Assent el expenses are for the fiscal veam 1993-94 through 1995 - The onh• information that provides some kind of indication of and become lax: i 96.) ONTARIO RIDING Dan McTeague VOTING RECORD: We were able to obtain records on Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague for 641 votes between January, 1994 and March 12, 1997. He missed 145 of those votes. He was 'paired' in 10 instances. VOTES AGAINST: Mr. McTeague has voted against two :government bills on third reading. They were: C-41(provid- ing for stiffer sentencing for criminals motivated by hate against particular specified groups — W. McTeague main- tained the definition of hate in the legislation was not broad enough); and C-33 (an amendment to the Canadian Human Rights Act allowing for same sex benefits for employees of the govemment and its agencies). BUTS WIMODUCED: Mr. McTeague has introduced eight private member's bills: an Act to amend the Members of Parliament Retiring Allowances Act (at age 60, 10 years service); an Act to amend the Competition Act; an Act to `.-amend the Members of Parliament Retiring Allowances Act ":{members who cease to be Citizens of Canada); an Act respecting a National Organ Donor Day in Canada; An Act ,.respecting a National Organ Donor Week in Canada; an Act :to amend the Competition Act (gasoline pricing); an Act to amend the Motor Vehicle Safety Act; an Act to amend the Corrections and Conditional Release Act (cumulative sen- tences). TRAVEL EXPENSESMOTAL TERM: $86,503 OSHAWA RIDING Ivan Grose TRAVEL EXPENSES/TOTAL TERM: $55,235 DURHAM RIDING Alex Shepherd VOTING RECORD: Voting records for Durham Riding MP Alex Shepherd were available for 642 votes held between January, 1994 and March 12, 1997. He missed 143 of those votes, and was paired for 15 of the ones he was absent from. VOTES AGAINST- Mr. Shepherd has voted against one government bill on third reading. The one he voted 'no' on was Bill C-68, the government's gun control legislation. BILIS INTRODUCED: Mr. Shepherd has introduced five private member's bills: an Act respecting Flag Day; two Acts to provide for improved information on the cost of proposed government programs; two Acts to appoint a taxation ombudsman and to amend the Income Tax Act to establish certain rights of taxpayers. TRAVEL EXPENSESMOTAL TERM: $57,501 PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1"7 Ajax -Pic ening News Advertiser • Metroland Community Newspaper i"tori a s andetters A y l� published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-51 10 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LiS 2H5 • Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Getting public info like pulling teeth The idea seemed simple enough: Collect data on Durham Region's three sitting Liberal MPs, put it together and let constituents draw their own conclu- sions. The three MPs — Ontario Riding's Dan McTeague. Oshawa Riding's Ivan Grose. and Durham Riding's Alex Shepherd — were sent to Ottawa in the Liberal tide that swept through Ontario in 1993 and have, in vary ing degrees no doubt, served their constituents ever since. Imagine our surprise when, atter nearly seven weeks. we were still pleading for perfectly public information from local and parliamentary offices. What we wanted: Voting records of Durham Region's 'MIPs in the House of Commons. the number of private members' bills the,. have introduced in this term of office. the number of times they've voted against parte bills; and certain constituency expenses charged to the taxpayer. That information. we believed, would provide a glimpse into the parliamentary life of your ;t1P and per- haps stir interest in the federal election expected in June. But the frustrating lack of co-ordination by parlia- mentary offices in Ottawa, the reluctance in some instances to provide what should be readily obtainable data, and the general surliness of toxo many bureaucrats turned the effort into an ordeal. Calls to various Parliamentary records offices brought the news information wasn't kept by them in all those areas. and their computers were down indefinite- ly so they couldn't provide even the information they usually kept. A helpful assistant to one of the MPs provided infor- mation on the private member's bills. But the Liberal Whip's office was unwilling to part with the voting record information, only to provide it to each MP's office which might in turn provide it to the News Advertiser. Only travel expenses were available from the Comptroller's office, because information on indi- vidual office and other expenses were not compiled until this past fiscal year and that won't be available until June — if there's no election before then and if it's released after being tabled in the Commons. Overall, getting what should be public facts about public representatives was an unpleasant and ridicu- lously complicated process for a member of the com- munity press. Imagine what it would be like for an elderly person, an unemployed father of two or a grad- uating college student with fewer contacts and less experience in dealing with government. The idea seemed simple enough. The task was not. (!-141 To respond to this editorial call Infosouree at nfogpVrCe 683-7040 and dial 5112 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday v Letters to the editor We don't need or want adult movie stores To the editor: Re 'Video view to a thrill"' and 'Paople against pornography' in your edi- tion of April 9. It seems to me that from the location Of the two items and the allocation of spike to each, one can only conclude that your vottc goes to the adult movic stores and the products they sell. And you unabashedly proclaim the 'stews Advertiser as a 'community newspaper'. I suggest to you that you speak out of both sides of your mouth. Since you quote the abhorrent remarks of a Roman Catholic entrepre- neur in the business, let me inform him of what the Catechism of the Catholic Church has to say on the subject: No. 2351 "Lint is disordered desire for or inordinate enjoyment of sexual pleaswe. Sexual pleasure is morally disordered when sought for itself, isolated from its procreative and unitive purpose:' No. 2354 states, "Pornography consists in removing real or simulated sexual acts from the intimacy of the partners, in order to display them deliberately to third par- ties. It offends against Chastity because it perverts the conjugal act, the intimate JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEiL, Assistant Production Manager giving of' spouses to each other. It does grave injury to the dignity of its partici- pantz, since each one becomes an object of base pleasure and illicit profit fitr oth- crn. It immerses all who are involved in the illusion of a fantasy world. It is a grave offence.' I may also point out that these adult movies and video depict adultery, ti>mi- cation and sodomy, all of which are intrinsic evils, described by Mr. Nadeau as the sex is nicely crafted" There are no moral norms which exclude intrinsically evil acts, there are no privileges or excep- tions for anyone. "Ihe first precept of moral law is .that goxid is to be- done and pursued, and evil is to be avoided" Upom this precept are hased all other precepts of the natural and moral. And for Mr. Robert Paterson's enlightenment, absolute moral norms are not related to the contingent social and historical realities — the flawed propositions of "teleologism" and "proponionalism" notwithstanding! I heartily commend Susan Sheller and the members of the Durham organization People Against Pornography. I whole- heartedly support their objectives as we do not need nor do we want adult movie stores in Durham. The promotion of intrinsic evil is not to the social health and welfare of the families living in Durham. John E.G. Stone, Pickering, National president of Society for Catholic Life and Culture TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 Admin/Classified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net MARIANNE TAKACS. Pickering 7N Staff Writer I could care less about grammar Maybe it's a sign of aging, or perhaps acute boredom, Iwt I'm finding of late that the way a lot of people speak makes my hair stand on end. Now I'm not some kind of purist who believes the language of Milton and Shakespeare should remain unsullied h}. modern expression or imaginative use. Even all the computerese we use these days doesn't bother me much. What has a nails -on -the -blackboard effect on me is when people blithely use words in ways that don't make a lick of sense. For example, it just drives me craiy when someone who wants to express their lack of concern about something says. "1 could care less" — as in "Brad Pitt has a pimple at the end of his nose and i could care less" If you could care less, doesn't that mean lesser degrees of concern than your own do exist and you are therefore somewhat apprehensive about Mr. Pitt's pimple? Why don't peo- ple say " 1 couldn't care less which appears to be- what they mean'' Then there's all the apparent confu- sion out there between people and things. When I was in Grade 4 if you wrote in your notebook, "i have a teacher that is a bore", you would have to stand in the cor- ner for the rest of the aficrnoxm, and it wasn't because you insulted Miss Frump. If you were lucky, you also got to write "I have a teacher WHO is a bore" IW times on the blackboard. And what are all those politicians doing "taking" decisions'? I didn't know decisions were there to be taken — like money from taxpayer~' pockets. I thought decisions had to be made. And how about people who say "as far as whatever" and then never complete it with the "is concerned" so that the listen- cr is left hanging — as in "as far as a 5(XI- per cent tax hike I think it's a great idea". Oh -oh, I think I'm beginning to rant. But if you want to make me feel better about this mania by letting me know oth- crs share it, send me a mote about sloppy language habits that grate on your nerves. I'll include some in a future column, along with the list somebody will undoubtedly provide of the errors I made in this one. Marianne Takacs writes in our Tuesday rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this column call Infosource at 68.3-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Mevoland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager hitp://www.durhamncws.nei tris • 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, On(. L IS 2H5 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager P O JFC �7 �A W c.odrr. htl1 Sora outs. tri - _. `_- U it THE NEWS ADVERTISER TTT��TiTPAGE 7 TT of ,`O ' National _ p Composting Awareness WeekCKF-..RINGApril 28 -May 4 .,,Pl ON a natural Town of Pickering420.2222(905)683,2760treasure April has been proclaimed "New Homes Month" April 16 "Spring Affair With Your Heart" April 17 Statutory Public Information Meeting April 21 Town Council Meeting April 23 Site Plan Advisory Committee April 23 Committee of Adjustment April 28 Executive Committee Meeting April 30 Public Information Meeting May has been proclaimed "Red .Shield Month" May 5 Town Council Meeting May 12 Executive Committee Meeting May 12 Proclaimed "Myalgic Encephalomyelitis Day" May 14 Committee of Adjustment May 15 Statutory Public Information Meeting May 5-11 has been proclaimed "Mental Health Week" TENDER FOR REPLACEMENT BOILERS - RECREATION COMPLEX T-6-97 Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned department for the above no later than 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Aprd 30, 1997 For the removal of existing boiler and supply and installation of 3 gas fired hot water boilers, complete with piping, controls, all labour and materials, deemed to be a part of the overall work as specified in accordance with conditions, specifications and drawings contained in the tender document. The work will be performed at the Pickering Recreation Complex. 1967 Valley Farm Road. Pickering, ()ntano. A sttc visit has been arranged for Wednesday, April 2-3, 1997 at 9:00 a m starting in the foyer of the Pickering Recreation (',)triplex. 1867 Valley Farm Road, Pickering, Ontario. Only bidders who attend the mandatory site visit, sign in " on the attendance sheet and perform a complete viewing shall be allowed to bid on this contract. Tcndcr forms and specifications may be obtained by x contacting the Department of Supply and Services upon a nun-rcfundablc payment of $10.00 per set by cash or cheque madc payable to the Town of Pickering 1-owcst or any tender not necessarily accepted. The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Department of Supply and Services, One The F_splanade, Pickering, Ontario L 1 V 6K7 905-420-4616 Vera A. Felgemacher Jeffrey, CPPD, C.P.P., CMMI Manager of Supply and Services PUBLIC NOTICE Public notice of intention to pass a by-law to stop -up, close and sell to the abutting owners those parts of the Road Allowance between Lots 34 and 35. Concession I, Pickering, bring Pans 4-34 on Plan 40R-16978 .N(MCE is hcrcby given pursuant to the :Municipal Act. R.S.U. 1990, that the Council of The Corporation of the Town of Pickering intends, at its meeting to be held at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario at 7:30 p.m. on May 5, 1997 w pais a b' -law to stop -up, close and sell to the abutting owners 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 of 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 i ❑ II I application to: Bruce J. Taylor, © t AMCT, CMM, Tows. Clerk Pickering Civic ComplexOne The J P�kkeringOO ntario L1V 6K7 4nadeI ® 4611 DATED at Pickering this 17th day of March, 1997. 1997 PROPERTY TAXES DUE APRIL 25,1997 The second of two installments of the INTERIM tax bill is due this month. VISA and MASTERCARD are no I== nccrg ed rain oymk t or Taxes, The TELEPAYMENT telephone bill services of several Banks and Trust Companies can also be used to pay your property taxes. Late payment charges are added on the first day of the following month on all unpaid installments and on the first day of each month thereafter. The rate is 1.00% for each month or fraction thereof Payment in person can be made to the Cashier at the Municipal Building, One The Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario, LIV I K7. Our telephone number is (905) 420-4614 We have what you want in a FITNESS CLASS... at the Mckerin Recreation Com lex!!! CONVENIENCE, AFORDABILIPI'Y, VARIETY CONVENIENCE • simply purchase your Annual (1 year) or Seasonal (3 month) Membership at reception and enjoy unlimited fitness classes • over 35 fitness classes offered at ALL times of the day • bring your membership card directly to the fitness class and afterward enjoy the whirlpool and sauna • monthly payment plans available for an Annual and Super Health Memberships AFFORDABILITY • simply pay S5 for each class at reception with no commitment • purchase your Annual (I year) Membership at any given time, for $260.00 plus GST - that's as little as $5 a week for unlimited fitness classes! • Purchase your Seasonal 0 month) Membership, at any given time. for $95.00 plus GST - that's as little as $8.00 a week for unlimited fitness classes! • Babysitting: 50% off ... Only $2.00 per hour! VARIETY • Nice 'N Easy: The BEST way to start exercising if you have not been active for a while. • Basic Step: Learn the step lingo do technique. nothing complicated, easy - to -follow, great if you are afraid to try stepping! • Move 'N Groove: A regular hiAo fitness class • Sculpt: In either step, hi/lo, or on its own, REALLY TONE using weights we supply • Platinum Series: Various instructors lead you through their favourite workout. • Osteoporosis: lust for those with diagnosed osteoporosis Call for detai Is_ 831-1711 or 683-6582. • Cardisc Rehab: w'hethcr you have had a heart attack, or arc trying to prevent one, this well-rounded class is for you. Call for details_..831-1711 or 683-6582. Your BEST Fitness Class Value' PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING Official Plan Amendment Application OPA 97-0(ll/P Zoning By-law Amendment Application A 5/97 The Town has initiated a L=d Use and Design Rev icw of the land, on the west side of Rougemount Drive, south of Kingston Road, as illustrated on the map below. The review will examine the future potential land use mix, the scale and intensity of uses, the design and function of potential developments, and assist the Town in preparing a new zoning by-law for the Rouge Hill Library site, and the abutting two properties to the north A PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING regarding this review will he held on May 15, 1997 at 7 (X) p m., or as soon thereafter a. the matter may be heard, in the Council Chambers of the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. IF 'If a person or public body that files an appeal of a decision of the Town of Pickering in respect of the proposed r zoning by -lux does not make oral ,,.►' submissions at a public meeting or make written submissions to the Torn I of Pickering before the proposed zoning by -lax is adopted the Ontario Municipal Board mut dismiss all or part cif the appeal " **If u person or public body that files a notice of appeal of a decision of rhe Town r f Pickering in respect of the amendment does not make oral submissions at a public meeting. or make xritten submissions to the Town of Pickering before the proposed official plan amendment is adopted. the Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal. An Information Report will be available at the meeting and at the office of the Town Clerk on and after May 12, 1997. Should you require any information prior to the Public Meeting, please contact Christopher Wong, Senior Planner at (905) 420-4660, extension 2039, or Lynda Taylor, Manager, Current Operations Division at extension 2035. CONNECT WITH YOUR PARK - ROUGE PARK Community input is needed to examine the organization, funding and current rule of the Alliance in managing the Rouge Park PkweJout tepee Rosgs Park Alliawce at ifs faw community workshop at: 7:00 p at. -9. W p m Thurs April 17, 1997 Scarborough Civic Cewtir, Room M41142,130 Borough Drive For more information, please call Gond Weeden. Rouge Park Alliance at 416 -?87-66 We loots forward to meedag you! NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK: APRIL 13-19/97 THANK YOU!!!! In recognition of National Volunteer Week, The Town of Pickering would like to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to all Volunteers who have given of their time and talents this year. Volunteers play an integral part in contributing to the well-being of our community. The Service Clubs/Groups of Pickering are recruiting interested individuals to join their various volunteer organizations. Currently these groups are active in fundraising and providing various community projects, activities, events and services and work in partnership with the Town of Pickering. 1997 CIVIC AWARDS '.Monday, June 2nd, 1997 Town of Pickering, Council Chambers SPECIAL CITATION AWARD Thu award recognizes outstanding achievements. including Provincial and National recognition. INDIVIDUAL CIVIC AWARD This award recognizes outstanding volunteer service within the Community. LOCAL SPORTS ACHIEVEMENT This award recognizes local sports achievements LOCAL BUSINESS AWARD This award recognizes outstanding participation and support within the Community by a local business. COMMUNITY GROUP AWARD This award recognizes outstanding contributions to the Town of Pickering. LOCAL ARTS AWARD This award recognizes local arts achievements. LOCAL YOUTH AWARD This award recognizes • Volunteensm • Outstanding t.eadership Applications are now available at THE CIViC COMPLEX One The Esplanade, 2nd Floor, 420-4620 PUBLIC INFORRMATION _ MEETING HOME-BASED BUSINESS A Put..; la urm awr, Meeting will be held on April 17th. 1997 to discuss rro,posed zoning provisions for Home -Based Businesses in the Town of Pi,kcnng Planning Department staff will present an Information Report in which this issue will be discussed. The meeting wtll convene at 7.00 p.m in the Council Chambers of the P:,Kcnng Civic Complex You are tined to attend this informal meeting ,,n'! discuss your views on this matter Comments on the Information Report and those made at the Meeting will be considered in the preparation of a Recommendation Report for Town Council's subsequent consideration - 1f a person or public bode nkat files an appeal of u decision of the Toon j Pickering in respect of the proposed zoning bs -law does not nuke oral suhniussio,u at a public meeting or make %ntten submissions to the T,%n i�l Pickering before the proposed zoning bi-lux is adopted. the Ontario Municipal Board mus dismiss all or part of the appeal " Copies of the Information Report will be available at the meeting. and from the office of the Town Clerk on or after April 10th, 1997 If you have ani questions please contact Lynda Taylor of the Planning Department at y(?i t 420-466() extension 2035, or Valerie Rodngues at extension 2034 Saturday, April 26 is your day to improve Frenchman's Bav Help us plant a cottonwood forest and clean up a wetland by picking up litter Help build a home for common terns Where: Frenchman's Bay yacht Club, Parking Wt. Breezy Drive. Pickering. (West side of Frenchman's Bay), When: Saturday, April 26, 1997 Cd 10.00 a. in Our Partners in this project include the Town of Pickering, Durham Region, Environment Canada. the Province of Ontario. Frenchman's Bay Watch, Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club and local residents like you! Help us protect and restore our waterfront areas. 416-661-6600 EXT. 246 PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING Conceptual Lotting Pattern Former Dutdn Rouge Agricultural Preserve On April 30, 1997, a Public Information Meeting will be held by the Town of Pickering, to discuss a conceptual lotting pattern within the former Duffin Rouge Agricultural Preserve. The Ontario Realty Corporation (ORC), on behalf of the Provincial Government, has initiated a process to sell Provincially owned lands within this area in order to assist in preparing a recommendation to Town Council on the ORC sales program, Town staff will be holding a public meeting to obtain comments on a conceptual lotting pattern for the area, from tenants and others. The meeting is scheduled for. 7:00 p.m. Wedtxsday, April 36,1997 Brougham Hall 3537 Bnxk Road Nath, Town of Pickering We hope that this meeting will provide an opportunity for general and detailed comments on the totting concept likely to result from the sale of lands by ORC. However, the actual creation of individual las will be through the Land Severance Process. It is intended that the lotting concept developed w -v will assist in the submission and review of land division applications in the future. Should you have any questions or wish to obtain a copy of the draft lotting pattern prior to the meeting, please do not hesitate to contact Adrian Smith at 905420.4660 extension 2091, or Jeffrey Cole at extension 2033. PAGE S - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 197 YourBusine ss March a roaring month for auto industryin Durham BY JOE DUARTE SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER March went out like a lion in Durham, and the region's automotive citizens roared to increases in passenger car and light truck sales. Heading the pride was General Motors of Canada, which delivered a total of 39,973 new vehicles in March, a jump of 21.9 per cent from the 32,805 units deliv- ered in the same month last year. Car sales accounted for 22.486 of that total. an increase of 2 1.6 per cent compared to March of last year, while truck units were up 22.1 per cent to 17,487 units. Over the first quarter of 1997, GM has delivered 94,780 vehicles (53,703 cars and 41,077 trucks) for an increase of 7.5 per cent over the same period last year. Trucks accounted for a 9.9 -per cent increase, and cars for a jump of 5.8. Leading the way for GM, and the Canadian market in general. were the Chevrolet Cavalier and Pontiac Sunfire. The compact cars (coupes, sedans and convertibles) currently sit one and two, respectively, atop the passenger car sales charts in Canada with year-to-date (YTD) totals of 11,348 and 10,350. That represents an increase of 19.8 per cent over the first quarter of last year for Cavalier (Canada's top selling car for the past seven years), while Sunfire sales surged ahead 29.9 per cent. Those totals combined to propel GM's 1 -cars to the top of the selling platform title in Canada, leap -frogging —� Chrysler's Minivan family. GM's YTD share of the overall market stands at 32.5 per cent, up slightly from its year-end share of 32.3. Meanwhile. Chrysler Canada — whose Ajax trim plant employs 650 workers and makes seat fabrics for various Chrysler models — is on record pace, reporting an all-time sales -ccord of 16,381 trucks in March, an increase of 5.5 per :cnt over the previous record of 15.523 (in March of last year). And the records continued to fall with the delivery of 7,980 photo by Jason Liebregts Cutting loose on learning The Oxford Learning Centre in Pickering MP Dan McTeague, Pickering Mayor made it official recently with a ribbon -cut- Wayne Arthurs, Durham West MPP Janet ting to open the new educational service. Ecker, Councillor Sherry Senis and Diane From left are Tom Hawks, Ontario Riding Foy. BMW sales up BMW Canada is enjoying a record start to its automotive year. The Whitby -based German automaker is reporting record sales in the first three months of 1997. 'tile com- pany sold 1,145 cars, an increase of 36 per cent over 1996. Manch sales jumped 25 per cent to 584, up 117 during the same month last year. BMW Canada president and CEO Edward Robinsw credits BMW work- manship and continuing growth in the automotive market as factors contribut- ing to the company's strong sales show- ing. He says the 7 -Series was "the auto- mobile in greatest demand in the top luxury segment" in Europe last year. "Now that the Canadian market is gaming momentum, our 7 -Series is tak- ing a good share of the highly competi- tive luxury/performance segment," says Mr. Robinson. March was the best -ever month for the 7 -Series. The automobile manufacturer reports the flagship sedan sold 122 units in March, bringing its year-to-date sales to 235. That is an increase of 52 per cent for the car which sells between $85,900 and $129,000. March was also the best sales month for the 5 -Series, which debuted on the Canadian market last May. BMW sold 37 of die mid-size sedans in March. cars in March, representing an increase of 6.9 per cent from last March. Volkswagen Canada's sales increased by 10.7 per cent over March of last year, to 2,205 units (up from 1,991). In the first quarter, the Ajax -based importer sold 5.417 units (up 21.3 per cent over the same period last year). Volkswagen's luxury division, Audi, reported monthly sales of 278 units (rep- resenting an increase of 79.4 per cent over last March's 155 sales). To date this year. Audi sales stand at 607 units (a 60.2 -per cent improvement over the 379 units sold during the first quarter of last year). Breaking par for Volkswagen were sales of 937 Golf models (three -door and five -door hatchbacks and convertibles), translating into a 76.4 -per cent increase over last March's sales, while Audi relied on the strength of its small -luxury A4 sedans' 226 sales (an increase of 80.8 per cent over last March's 125, which also included sales of the previous generation — Audi 90). The major movement in A4 sales is attributable to the entry-level A4 1.8T turbo model introduced in Januarv. THE EQUION GROUP Wealth Creation, Preservation and Management "At Equion Securities Canada, we have taken on a leadership role in the area of investment management and financial planning. That's one reason why our clients have entrusted us with over $1.25B of their assets. Our broad and growing array of integrated services play a vital part in helping our clients implement successful strategies". EQUION SECURITIES CANADA LIMITED Member Canadian Investor Protection fund and the Toronto Stock Exchange 3000 (;arden St-, Suite 214, Whitby Awards of Excellence Durham Region 1997 Friday April 256,1997 Holiday Inn (Oshawa) Presented by: Education Government Health Can manubctaring Services BUREAU FOR A �' XCELLENCE :Sa V D U R BAN R E G I O N Awards Finalists VW� 428-3952 Ajax and Pickering General Hospital Andrew Canada Inc. Bayly Communications Inc. Corporation of the Town of Ajax Davis + Henderson Intercheques Deighton Associates Limited Durham Region Home Care Exeter High School Ideal Glass Precision Poly Sten Ltd. Region of Durham Works Department The Par>sman Victorian Order of Nurses Whitby General Hospital Gold Sponsors 2 L BANK 1. FINNAANCIAL GROUP � ROGERS CO M M U N I T Y TV National Quallity Insonate Institut national de V qualti For more information contad the BEDR office - ("S) 665-7944 The assessment j� process takes several a. months to complete. A M team of 21 volunteer 1947 assessors, all local +� quality practitioners EXCFIIFNCE began evaluating the written submissions in Recipients or the 1997 January. Each submission Awards of F.anRece, is evaluated against the Derham Regism to be six core quality criteria. 1laaoured Site visits of the The second Annual finalist were carried out Awards of Excellence, by the assessment team Durham Region will be during March and early celebrated at the Holiday April. Three levels of kit, Oshawa on Friday Awards are possible, April 25, 1997. Commitmem, Thee arc 14 Finalists Achievement and for this years awards, Excellence. The finalist representing local will be informed of dx* organizations from the Award level at the mamdicturing sector, showcase Banquet on service mdusi hes, heaph April 25. Sponsor of the can, education and Awards Program include goveramentageacies- the Royal Bank Financial The Awards Program Group, Rogers is designed and managed Community TV and the through the Bureau for National Qualty Excellence in Durham lastinde. The Master of Region and recognizes Ceremonies for the orpoizatioos which have Showcase Banquet is Lee adopted Total Quality Steffy VP, GM and Principles into the way Program Director of they do business. The Magic 94.9 FM. Awards of Excellence, The Awards of Durham Region is based Excellence, Durham on the six core quality Region is recognized as principles and measured the most prestigious outcomes which form the community quality basis of the management awards Program in philosophy in world class Canada. organizations. These are For more information leadership, customer on the Awards Program focus, planning for or the Showcase of improvement, people Excellence Banquet focus, process contact Ellen Nolan, optimization and supplier BEDR office at 905.665 - focus. 7944. cars in March, representing an increase of 6.9 per cent from last March. Volkswagen Canada's sales increased by 10.7 per cent over March of last year, to 2,205 units (up from 1,991). In the first quarter, the Ajax -based importer sold 5.417 units (up 21.3 per cent over the same period last year). Volkswagen's luxury division, Audi, reported monthly sales of 278 units (rep- resenting an increase of 79.4 per cent over last March's 155 sales). To date this year. Audi sales stand at 607 units (a 60.2 -per cent improvement over the 379 units sold during the first quarter of last year). Breaking par for Volkswagen were sales of 937 Golf models (three -door and five -door hatchbacks and convertibles), translating into a 76.4 -per cent increase over last March's sales, while Audi relied on the strength of its small -luxury A4 sedans' 226 sales (an increase of 80.8 per cent over last March's 125, which also included sales of the previous generation — Audi 90). The major movement in A4 sales is attributable to the entry-level A4 1.8T turbo model introduced in Januarv. THE EQUION GROUP Wealth Creation, Preservation and Management "At Equion Securities Canada, we have taken on a leadership role in the area of investment management and financial planning. That's one reason why our clients have entrusted us with over $1.25B of their assets. Our broad and growing array of integrated services play a vital part in helping our clients implement successful strategies". EQUION SECURITIES CANADA LIMITED Member Canadian Investor Protection fund and the Toronto Stock Exchange 3000 (;arden St-, Suite 214, Whitby Awards of Excellence Durham Region 1997 Friday April 256,1997 Holiday Inn (Oshawa) Presented by: Education Government Health Can manubctaring Services BUREAU FOR A �' XCELLENCE :Sa V D U R BAN R E G I O N Awards Finalists VW� 428-3952 Ajax and Pickering General Hospital Andrew Canada Inc. Bayly Communications Inc. Corporation of the Town of Ajax Davis + Henderson Intercheques Deighton Associates Limited Durham Region Home Care Exeter High School Ideal Glass Precision Poly Sten Ltd. Region of Durham Works Department The Par>sman Victorian Order of Nurses Whitby General Hospital Gold Sponsors 2 L BANK 1. FINNAANCIAL GROUP � ROGERS CO M M U N I T Y TV National Quallity Insonate Institut national de V qualti For more information contad the BEDR office - ("S) 665-7944 �46 Watch for next Wednesday's !MEELA section, a comprehensive Automobile supplement brought to you by Durham Region Automobile dealers. - Wednesday, April 23 PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL IS, 1917 R are ee It out s your olid car squeezing you for one consideration, but how about a everything you're worth? Are you manicure? Car owners should look to fiSW srg the urge, with every last ounce of buffing out the paint job, fixing dented determination, to head for the dealer's `fenders or replacing missing trim. Some showroom or used -car lot? Well, whether touch-up work or perhaps a new paint job it's the once -trusty family sedan, the ',may be needed. How about pinstripes or once -shiny sports car or the pickup that ,,adding rims to dress up the tines a bit? was once the envy of truckers from across �3. Next, look at the interior. Does the' the country, your once -prized vehicle abrlc aced to be cleaned and/or repaired? probably represents a _. ....... Would a sunroof make sizable investment. "Old Faithful" snazzier? Thinking about To estimate the costs of inveiting perhaps no more than the amount of down N a cosmetic upgrade, you'll a need the help of a body payment to fix it up just i ��.— fj and paint shop, as well as may make the soundest an upholstery and trim financial sense. A little professional. money can go a long way If you decide to revamp toward upgrading a car. ( the car you already own, Here's how to consider - _ ('depending upon the extent this option objectively: of the project, you may 1. Visit a mechanic, and let him inspect need a little help from your bank. your car. After compiling a list of So, the options beckon: mechanical needs, he can approximate the a new car that may strain the budget and cost to put it back in good shape. if the depreciate once you drive off the lot, car is paid for, you'll probably save - a used car that's an unknown, and money by giving it a new lease on life. - the once -beloved car you already own.' ' Further, by having it repaired, you can Remember, regardless of the work your make your car serviceable for another two car requires, it may not be as costly as the to three years while saving toward its fust two options. Put the pencil to it, and replacement. After all, you'll probably arrive at a conclusive figure. Treat your have more value to bargain with when car to a make -over or an upgrade and, in you're ready to trade. return, it will give you extended years of 2. Diagnosing mechanical problems is - driving enjoyment.111. AJ Consumer Car Mart � Service Centre "Trust to someone who cares Doctors and mechanics have more in common than you may think. When you are sick, you go to a reputable hospital and want only the finest medical experts to cure your illness. When your car isn't running smoothly, you take it to a trusted service centre where you know qualified technicians will fix • 3�� rr' f the problem. 41 N4r, Bringing your vehicle to Consumer Car Mart's Service Centre is similar "to going to an emergency room". says service centre owner Lynn Goodis. The car is experiencing 'symptoms' and the technicians 'diagnose' the problem and estimate how much it will cost to fix the vehicle. "We take good care of our customers" says Lynn. "We're trying to overcome the perception some people have had with mechanics. "We give fair and honest estimates and work on any kind of vehicle" Consumer Car Mart provides shuttle service for its clients and service cars free of charge when a considerable amount of work is being done on a customer's vehicle. The service centre offers a lifetime guarantee on brakes and mufflers. Consumer Car Mart has built a good report with its clients. Its sales department was established 12 years ago and the service centre on Brock Road three years ago. In addition to service, "we have the best prices" says Lynn. Currently, front or rear brakes are available for $59. each, tune-ups starting at $39., alignment starting at $39. and a 990 hand wash with any service invoice. Seniors (age 60 or older) can become VIP members and automatically receive 20 per cent off labor, 10 per cent off parts and a lube, oil and filter for $14.98. Consumer Car Mart's Service Centre is located at 1016 Brock Rd. S., Pickering, just south of Hwy 401. Call 420-3555. J PRECISION TUNE ... THE GENERAL PRACTIONER OF AUTO CARE. TYPICAL SERVICES INCLUDE: RADIATOR FLUSH & FILL 10n `59.'° TRANSMISSION FLUID SERVICE '`° '59.% AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE 139. - BRAKE SERVICE ' m $69.11 PW aa WHEELALIGNMENT hm s49." Z~ Dr4ve into your nmxest Prjecision Tune Auto Clare today. • oll change - TurA&Up • Brake Service - Diagnostim • Scheduled Malntenarm - RadWor Fhzh and Fill - Fuel IryecWn Cleaning • F�nlsalona • 12 -month, 20,000 km Nenonwkle Warzanty' -Sw cm%w mu"4r ror W,.AW d•wis. We are now OPEN SUNDAYS �������� I I. ' Rece!mcCrded r•.!r7 1 �eon:h- M' ' o^ S.000icm Serncr mvad �� ro :0 5 i:ua Snrow bisad We, ot. aew ol! }li:tc• ted OR;- ..,-.. m•,io.•o, W" boa an 335 sayly street at Finley • 0 • • � 0 0 1 a r wT P NEED IT, We do BODYWORK on all Makes! FREE ESTIMATES *We handle claims for all insurance companies *We can arrange replacement vehicles while t!7�1 your car is being repaired �i Jl.u[Yie"7�':.wrm :aYt'urtt o.: curl. �►nrty u... a.-.: «o.rro`r.. a., loin L__=I 335 sayly street at Finley • 0 • • � 0 0 1 a r wT P NEED IT, We do BODYWORK on all Makes! FREE ESTIMATES *We handle claims for all insurance companies *We can arrange replacement vehicles while t!7�1 your car is being repaired THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15,1"7- PAGE 11 loom /f�' AAM1 1=1111 W1111 11=1111 WW WN WWI =1111 Al.• i Alm imiiiii miiiiii iwiiiii � 1! .Mid wiiiit miiiiii Canadian motorists waste as much fuel each year as "the amount of water that flows over Niagara Falls in one minute," according to the National Car Care Council. That's a lot of waste, waste that occurs because cars aren't running at maximum efficiency. But how does one know when a car isn't performing efficiently? "When full-service stations were prevalent, automotive specialists were more available to advise drivers about their cars," points out Joel Burrows, the "Car Doctor" of Precision Tune Auto Care, an international franchisor of automotive car care centres. Now that many use self -serve stations, "It's up to the consumers themselves to take care of the problems under the hood of the car," Borrows says. "They must he experts regarding when and if a car needs an oil change, tune-up, belts and fluids under the hood. - Checking the oil only requires taking a reading of the oil dipstick. "Wipe the stick, reinsert it, and then take it out again to check the level of the oil. Most sticks have 'add' printed at a marked point. Anything below may indicate the need to add oil. Consulting the vehicle's owners manual can he very useful in determining the correct amount of oil to add... For beater performance and a longer lasting engine, the oil should be totally changed "every three to five thousand miles, depending on climate and weather conditions." Cars running in extreme climates — very hot or very cold — and those driven with "a lot of stop and go", will need oil changes more frequently than others. How do you tell if the oil is dirty? "Even experts have a difficult time with this question. Depending on how frequently the oil has been changed will determine how quickly the oil "appears' to be 'dark' on the dipstick. The Car Doctor recommends keeping with a careful record of how many miles, or how long between oil changes, and stick to a strict maintenance schedule." The oil filter should also he changed every time you charge the oil. The oil filter removes micro fine particles from the oil that can act as an abrasive to critical moving engine parts. If the filter is not changed regularly and becomes restricted, then something called a "bypass valve" in the filter will allow dirty oil to recirculate through the engine. Obviously, this is not a good prescription for your patient. Ounce of Prevention Two other filters that require occasional changing are the air filter and the positive crankcase ventilation (PCV) filter. Some vehicles may have only one of these filters, usually the air filter, and visual inspection is oftentimes difficult on modern vehicles. For these modern vehicles, the Car Doctor recommends having the filters inspected by a qualified service facility every other oil change. In older vehicles that use carburation, the air filter is usually easy to remove. A wing nut secures the top of the air cleaner. Simply remove it and the cover to inspect the air and crankcase filters. To inspect belts and hoses, simply look at them. If the belts appear to be cracked or worn, it's time to replace them. Through inspection, drivers can eliminate costly repairs resulting from their failure on the highway. Hoses need replacing when they're beginning to bulge or leak. Finally, when and why should a car be brought in for a tune-up? Say Burrows, "A tune-up or tune-up analysis should be performed annually or when one of two things occurs: a decrease in gas mileage or when a car begins to run rough." Burrows points out however, that in many instances, a rough running p�1�,priS COs �� o� _�� ` ALTO • RUST PROOFING • AUOGLASS (WE PAY MOST DEDUCTIBLES) I • AUTO & MARINE UPHOLSTERY • HIGH SPEED BUFFING & POLISH • ACCESSORIES (running boards, t spoilers & more) . I • WINDOW TINTING from =100 INTERIOR CLEAN I -shanwsm 1-degreased wadmob 3 F'1010 Brock Rd S. unit 3, Pickering • clean & detail • trunk 8(northwest corner Brock & Bayly) We Mean Clean!, (905) 831-4290 engine can be caused by other things besides tune-up items. With fuel injection and computerized systems, a simple tune-up may NOT be the answer. Burrows recommends careful communication with the service facility to understand the exact needs of your vehicle. Customers who adhere to this schedule get a lot better efficiency from their engines." To get that efficiency, car owners should expect their auto care centers to provide the following: • replacement of all spark plugs (just one had plug in a four-cyclinder engine reduces power by 25 per cent and uses 25 per cent more gas; misfiring or fouled plugs can waste hundreds of dollars in fuel): • an inspection of the condition of the distributor cap, rotor, high-tension (ie., spark plug) wires, PCV and emission systems; • a tailpipe emissions analysis. If an oil change isn't performed with the tune-up, Burrows suggests doing the oil change first. Dirty oil can affect the emission readings. J P F�RQ QUALITY CARE Where the Quality Continues'" �1 GIAoke',Auto 2)eia 'Rr— ip °y I 20 O OFF, Spring Car Care Cleaning I • • . with this coupon expires May 30/97 J SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 'High Speed Potshing ' Nine Shampoo ' Pcint Sealant & Wa dng ' Surface Scratch Removed U�Y/Cadet ` Rust Pmt & R3blic Shampoo Protection • QUALITY WORKMANSHIP, 1199 Kingston Rd. Unit 7 Pickering * 420-9484 'J►/rAl-MW491Mf Al F1 0 Oil Change up to 5L of Motorcraft Motor Oil, plus a new Motorcraft Oil Filter 0 Inspection of Exhaust System, Shock Absorbers, Steering, Front and Rear Suspension, Battery Cables and Connectors, All Belts and FkAd Levels, Air Cleaner/Filter Radiator and Heater Hoses El Tire Rotation A Report on Condi*m of Brakes 815 KING ST. WEST osxnwA 576.1800 * sow%-. 1120 DUNDAS ST. E. AT ANDERSON WHITBY 668oS893 wo°Oons MERCURY 3260 HWY #7 EAST OF WESTNEY RD. AJU/MtKERINi 686.2300 PACE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15,199'1 ..� Preparation is key to happy traveling Before taking to the road for their annual summer vacation. most people have their cars serviced. They make sure that the tires have the right pressure. there's enough oil and the engine is running properly. Ho,.%c�er. this isn't all thy .•►,.•,•i ;. ,. that should be Things th people don't often think about also caul cause then problems on the road. To help ensure that their trip will be event - free. travelers should before leaving: • Headlights — unce it gets dark, there',, a greater chance that drivers will get into an accident. Therefore, they should check that their headlights work on both high -beam and low -beam settings and that they are aimed properly . • Signals — To help avoid collisions, driers need to notify those around them of what they're doing, such as stopping. turning right or backing up. They should check their turn signals. brake lights. reverse lights and emergency flashers to see if they are working correctly. • «Vindshield — If people can't see out of their �\ ind,,hicld. they really can't go Before their trip, should wash the +indshield with ,lass cleaner and .+ clean cloth. Then, they ,hould fill the gar's reservoir with windshield Hasher solvent and check that their wiper r1lades are in good working properly. When packing up the vehicle, people need to remember that the driver has to be able to see out of the windows. They shouldn't pile things so high that the driver doesn't have a clear line of vision. • Sunglasses — While a car's sun visors can help reduce glare. sometimes they aren't enough. Drivers should have a pair of sunglasses with them. so they can put them on if needed. This spring give a friend a lift. Atter a long Winter, reward your Volkswagen for a job well done, with a tune up acs. `J by factory trained VW professionals. Give us a call today. r We are at your service. II We will give your Volkswagen a thorough 20 -point Check Up including: SUPPLY AND WTALL: ADJUST, TEST and LUBRICATE: • 4 litres of quality Motor oil • Electronical engine •New Oil Filer N analyze N 9 performance and emissions • Adjust engine idle and fuel mixture • New Air Filter • Compression test engine and provide written results • New Set of Spark Plugs (gasoline ergines only) • New Set of Paints (where applicable) • Adjust cutch 3. • Load test battery, check efecbnyte level and battery cables _ CAREFULLY CHECK: • Drain diesel fuel liken • AN inferior and exterior lights • Lubricate door hinges and hood latch • Wiper blades •Tension and , rotor of spar bells �� ' Distritd�tor cap, roar and spark plug wars rd • Corbon of coolanthoses and hoand radiator cep • AN &A levels *39 • Condition of front brake pads and discs: rear brake shoe and linings and drums of rear brake pads and discs where awkable OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. 1425 9sj mesas -sago t, uvrtYm AT TOP DOLLAR FOR YOUR y P�ownrosrN�ou9ESr -I x1. PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC, $03 Kingston Rd. Pickering 0@0 (905) 420.9700 'Try the Besr tt'Sv,ai me for 5 ri n Clea nin Old Man Winter has left behind sloppy The hood latch is located under the hood, road grime and salt residue that can where dirt, mud and snow clog the cause vital metal parts — like lug nuts release mechanism, preventing the hood and door hinges — to bind and rust. But, from opening. To keep the hood latch a few minutes on a Saturday morning working smoothly, simply spray and a can of a superpenetrating lubricant, lubricant on the latch and cable. can help undo some of the ravages of 5. Light sockets — Exterior light sockets winter. can become corroded from dirt and CRC lubrication experts have put moisture, causing light bulbs to fail together this easy seven -point prematurely. To prevent this, simply preventative maintenance program: remove the bulb, and spray the socket 1. Door hinges — Open the car door, and with a superpenetrating lubricant. It will spray the door hinges with a help prevent corrosion while providing a superpenetrating lubricant. Then, gently proper electrical connection. open and close the door so the spray can 6. Distributor cap — Moisture can build thoroughly lubricate all surfaces. up in the distributor and cause starting 2. Radio antennas — The winter months problems. After the winter months (even are brutal on a car's antenna. If a car has if the car starts normally), remove the j a power antenna, the lubricating grease distributor cap, and spray the electrical can become brittle and cause the motor contacts with a thin coating of lubricant. to seize. To prevent this, simply extend The water -displacing properties of Power the antenna, and spray lubricant into a Lube will remove any moisture present rag. Then, glide the rag over the and help the car start more efficiently. antenna's surface to remove any grease 7. Fuel door hinge — This hinge can buildup• squeak and bind after being exposed to 3. Brake, clutch and accelerator pedals winter dirt. mud, snow and grime. A —"Like all hinges, foot pedals need light coating of loubricant will wash lubrication away these contaminants and keep the and can door operating freely. d e v e l o p No one can stop winter from coming. squeaks But, by following these simple steps, over time. some of the problems it causes can be 4. Hood prevented. latches — THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15,117 - PAGE 13 now d.c2l® CENTER UNE LICENSED BY BAS !l(M�Y�T lNOiM!l RIMO M LUXURY Alloys ■ IC c ..avvose.y �ssr-�.i BBS r �L� :- wEL� ca.a►c� , MONROE FORMULA GP I Wao wusru+c c.r. a uc (s.o) $49950 FRONT STRUTS - REAR SHOCKS INSTALLED FD Add 19 Horsepower To Yourlow 0 New 93-95 Camaro/Firebird! NEW 1993.97 t49:AWwaw�et� F.LPx P/It 57,91110 •om1■i o PRO arAwarr e I wL*s K&N Fberchogn alr Ow dmW �EY■faionsll�EfAaiSKsWrsinda�t� Ifni pwC, AAL {EOt* 0*" PP_ V !MACE :w PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1997 ------ Pick rin-9 Al Rix7ett, sports -writer 6 33-�, 110 Fax: 6h3- 0 '1 Mike Richardson, centre, delivers the rock, while Craig Reid, left, and Dave Hutchison prepare to sweep during action in the Annandale Curling Club's annual Last photo by Erin Bennett Chance Bonspiel on the weekend. Barry Mitchell's Trenton rink won the big money, defeating Annandale's Warren Leslie team in the final. Annandale curling season on ice BY Jit EASSON the Oshawa Curling Club Pinkney and his team were SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER picked up $200 after a victory runners-up. AJAX — An Annandale over Tony Baker's Avonlea The final game of the men's Curling Club rink finished as rink, which collected $120. skins championship went to the runner-up at the club's The wrap-up for the junior Tony Letros' foursome of Alex annual Last Chance Men's curlers also took place Sunday. Bianchi, Scott Buncombe and Cash Bonspiel on the weekend. Paul Bourque, the club's youth Kevin Ryan. They took $610 in The Barry Mitchell rink co-ordinator, was in charge of winnings over Bert Durand and from Trenton was the big win- the party which drew more his team who collected $190. ner, picking up $600 in the than 100 youngsters. Each of The game went to an extra end final by beating Annandale's the little -rock curlers was with just the skips throwing Warren Leslie, whose rink col- given a medal or trophy at the one rock each for closest to the lected $300. With Leslie were banquet. They then donned button. Harry Nolte at vice, Marvin their skates and finished the The next night saw the Harrison at second and Mike curling season with a skating championship final matches Nelson playing lead. party. for the mixed competitive In the all -Annandale 'B' The wind-up for both the teams. The title went to Dave final, Gord Norton won $400 Annandale club's men's cham- Hutchison and his rink of over Tony Letros whowound pionship and the men's skins Bernadette Whyte, Jon Payne up with $200. The Ted finals were April 9. and Patricia Trubecki who beat Anderson rink of Leaside cap- Winning the club champi- Ken Moore and his squad. The tured $320 in the 'C' final over onship was the Gord Norton 'B' final saw the Bert Durand the local Jon Payne rink which rink of Rich Poole, Mike Susko rink defeat Gent' Pinkney and won $160. Hugh McDonald of and Ron Alexander. Gerry his team. Pickering Panther `AN minor bantams take York-Simcoe championship series to the limit PICKERING — The Richmond Hill in the best -of- Cameron, Steve Costa, Chris Pickering Panthers Sports five series' final game which Bryden, Jason McAuley, Clint Medicine and Rehab. Clinic 'AA' featured excellent team play by Randolph, Ryan Tracy, Steve minor bantam rep hockey both squads. Grimshaw, Brandon Marks, Joe team dropped the fifth and No scoring details were sup- Pandolfi, Matt Steinke, John deciding game to Richmond plied for game five. Porter and Ryan Faulkner. Hill in the York-Simcoe league Team members are Aaron The team is coached by Carl championship series recently. Gray, Mike Martiniuk, Craig Pike, Gary Harrison, Zak Pike The Panthers lost 6-2 to Lillie, David Lewis, Spencer and managed by Pat Pike. --Sports News Advertiser Pickering Aerials sky-high after winning gym meet medals PICKERING — The her on top overall in the Samar Amouri placer Pickering Aerials argo 'B' bracket. Sellars second overall in the arge Gymnastic Club's won either gold or silver 'B' division with golds of advanced competitive in all her events in the beam and floor and a sil recreational group (ACR) tyro 'B' division. The ver on bars. Erin Patersol kicked off the season at open categories were placed fifth overall afte the Optimists Saltos dominated by Veldhoen's winning fourth -place rib Gymnastics Competition all -gold performance on bons on vault, bars anc in Port Petry April 5. beam, floor, vault and floor. Seventeen Aerials' bars and Gauvreau's two Joanna Hester's score! ACR athletes brought golds on beam and floor were consistent enougt home a whopping 46 and silver on vault. to win her a silver medal medals from the meet. Alexandra Vansteen overall in the argo 'C' cat - Kristin Carrier, won silver and bronze on egory. Catherine Lotitc Kimberly Dingle, beam and floor, respec- and Renee Rolph earned Shannon Sellars, Hayley lively, in the tiny 'B' crate- silver medals on bars and Veldhoen and Courtney gory. Lisa Madden also beam, respectively, while Gauvreau captured gold performed well, sharing teammate Melissa medals for first overall in fifth -place overall with Annesley captured their respective divisions. Vansteen in the same bronze overall in the Carrier finished first division. cadette 'B' division. overall in the Tiny 'C' In the tiny 'C' bracket, Dawn Marvin brought category, winning gold, Victoria Payne won two home gold, silver and silver and bronze on silver and a bronze for bronze to earn second - beam, floor and bars, second -place overall. place honors in the open respectively. Dingle's Teammates Caitlin Saint 'C' division. gold on vault, silver on earned gold on bars and Club gymnasts reside beam and floor and a Amanda Profit won sil- in both Ajax and fourth place on bars put ver. Pickering. PUBLIC NOTICE THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM _ IN THE MATTER OF, THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAKE NOTICE THAT the Council of the Regionai Mumcepakty of Durham may pass by-laws authonzing construction of the folknving projects ROAD NO. ROAD NAME MUNICIPALITY DESCRIPTIONILOCATION 2 Suncoe St. Oshawa Intersection improvements. a Oshawa clad at Whitby this 27th day of March, 1997. PREVEOEL, P. ENG. 7, to the undersigned to be heard General Hospital meeting of the Worts Cortwnittee on 29th 1997 V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. 3 am Cone Clarington Upgrading to acceptable standards 4 Taunton Road Whitby Widening to 4 and 5 lane urban from Anderson St to standard. 320 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 Sideroad 18 25 Consurnen Dr. Whitby Construction of a new road, including a bridge crossing Pringle Creek. 28 Rossland Rd. M Whitby loteraection improvernenb. Garrard Rd. 36 Anderson St. O Whitby Intersection improverrienla. Marv" Rd. 52 Thornton Rd. from Oshawa Champlain Ave. to Gibb St. Hey. 2 Highway 2 Ain Road and itEnseetion inploventents. from Well" Rd. to _ Notion Rd. 760 -ELLANEOUS NPROVEMENTS We"1111111011thSt. Eby Island modifications. Octad may be seen at the offices of the Durham Worts ional Coww* as the hearing body WOE. 105 Consexners Of.. Whey. Ontario, ll lunar to person a by his or her 4aphone (905) W8-7721 or 1-800.372-1103 nsel. sok*or or agent, any person prejudicially affec ted by the by-laws Ewho applies on or beton April 25th, 1461 clad at Whitby this 27th day of March, 1997. PREVEOEL, P. ENG. 7, to the undersigned to be heard RECTOR OF TRANSPORTATION meeting of the Worts Cortwnittee on 29th 1997 V.A. SILGAILIS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF WORKS Buy one week, ge the 2nd fr Call us f details Applies to Articles For Sele sits YWtloles For IRI sw ornty. ,,905, �r 7LINE 259683-0707 GARAGE SAES / o�ir •35� VISA PAGE 15 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 197 Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival and receive a gift certrflcate ��+VOT entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. _10 Careers Careers General " Careers ' General General General Skilled Skilled Help I Help Help Help Help Help Prepare for Fall by taking these Continuous Learnir NURSING courses now. YEAR 1 Humax Biology Bif)L 1551 lune L August 14 %4(wxby: 90() - 12:(x) and Thursday' 90) - 4:00 • S276.30 bue►persowol C onnual ices im Comm 1551 "1 14 July In Thursday • 6(x) - 11200 • $ 151 r4 lxtrorduaovy Psychology PSYC I(N) • Arxil 3() -July 9 'Ved intsday • hill) - I(10) • $151.04 txtrnth-kwy Sociology 0113 HR) • Apel 3i . June 14 Mashy • ha) - 1(HM • 5151 04 'NEW Remedial Matb for Nurses For arryrm xaere ed In nurol whore mad+ i,m nwd to tr rdrohaL Nrw not a prw-r xndary equivalex Lisa. MFI-6 1552 • June 4 - June 25 • 61x) - 9(x) . f57,44 Wednesday To ngiMar WA credit card, call! 721.3000 w 1400-461-3260. YEAR 2 neveleposrua Acil Lifespoor I'SYC 1550 • .%by I - july lo Thursday • h - x) - 10:00 • SI;Loil Plagoirglif & Tberapniflics l PATH 15111) • .May 5 - Juni 15 Wednesday • 'f(X) - 40l) • $1-2 814 Aarboiogy P, 7benapeuiics U PATH 255() • hlh 2 - Augu9 J') • Wednesday • 1r4) - 4:00 • SIhh.hq sodology H Sc iu asst) • ." 29 - July 15 Tuesday • ha) lois) • s15L(A CoA today for mise Idol maim all 721-3052. 44M Educating You For the Real World. 1111 Career,:I 11 Careers CAREER SCHOOL OF FLORAL DESIGN 26 wk. Flonshy d Business Pro gram: .12 wk. knermw 3- Phne program:.3 wk. Pro- lesioned course: .In-home video: .Bepintion Program. Part-bnlw N Mie counter: available. A school where IN your hunkg heeontes worlMMtie. Financial as- sL7fann may be available. 905-436.7746. INTERNET www.a.n.ntrn.lLcontaw- Medical. entail - schoobf tlaaldaswespeed wca THE NAIL STATM Ca- ner Trawnirtg Clutter Be- come a trail tectntiaart, available n bps, opatirpa poli vwxirg, (905) 723 -Boss 1 001111111111111`1111 Hfalp P744BEYOUR OWN BOSS. aHome•. For ■ freesand SASE. bDi- DorWdson, #112, Kirgawa% Vancoli . V51i APPRENTICE or Uc*nted Slyi needed for kill irate hours. $7. to stat. Profit sMiring. Birthday Pay. For WK car 433-1291 wk for Lisa or Jariler. r KERN'S JEWELRY A 21 store chain in Ontario is seeking a dynamic individual for a MANAGER'S Position in Oshawa. Candidate must be motivated aggressive and consumer oriented. Jewelry retail experience req'd. Position includes salary and commission. Please send resume and application to: 312 Dolomite DL, Suite 111215 North York, Ontario. M3J 2Nl 1 l3anaral Help AM" AJAX RESTAW RANT: Shin manager needed with one year ex- perience in fast food. Must a energetic and have positive attitude. Apply Within : 1615 Dundas SL E. YMwby (Whitby . BEAUTY SALON requires part-time Licensed Stylist for Ajax. Salary/Commis- tion. Cal Rita 619 -SM CARPET CLEANERS re- quired. Experience on as- ter but WIN pain. Vasa driv- ers license. Appy :1255 Terwrlager, 721 -mi. 1 Gww CASH or DEALS 2nd. httmd txore a Brok.f. is looking to buy. sal. fide almost anyt irgi. Your best stop for cath a savings. 433.1785 - 571.2274, 2 lo- datiora. EARN $400 - 5800 per week from hornel Clgpirp coupons Processing mad mail, assembling Products. 24 hr. (416) 812.8881. Earn $2,500 a mash from hornet Completing easy Will" maires fortxnbm- em (416) 812-6892 code 8. Independent Sales People Wanted The Toronto star has openings for adult canvassers. In Ajax, Pickering, Whitby. Oshawa and Darlington. Successful applicants will require a reliable vehicle, eamings based on traveling allowance and commission per sale. Ideal for graduate students/retiree looking to earn money this springlsummer for further into call 728-5119 or 686-2292 ask for Mr. Kendal SPORTS MINDED S400/wk., Due to recent expansion. our ad firm experiencing an overload of work. Wis e can put 40 people to work immediately no experience necessary. Start A.S.A.P. Call Julie at 905- 721 -OM LAURIA PO NTIAC BC ICK CI 1) IN PORT HOPE, ONTARIO REQUIRES A VEHICLE SALES NIA\AGER We are looking for the individual who will lead our sales department into the I st Century. We require a person with a proven automotive sales background In a General Motors environment- as well as strong motivational and leader- ship ability. This person could he currently emploved as a successful: tie% or Used Vehicle Sales !Manager - An Assistant Sales Manager -A Business Manager( Finance & Insurance) If you are that person and you wish to take the next step towards your ultimate goal please contact: FRANK LAURIA At 905-885-815.1 Between the hours of 9:30 a.m.- 11:00 a.m. $12.85 TO START Apply Now for 8untrrler work Flexible FT/PT tours Advancement opportunjties avaiable No door to boor or telemarketing Work with housewares 8 spats items Fun and exciting work emrironment $9,000 In SChoWship awarded CALL.... 723-4M EXPERIENCED Nail Tech- -NM win own clientele for new, salon downtown Whit- by. Call Houtw or ,Ade 905.668.5000. EXPERIENCED ECF, full Wo employmentmirwnum 3 years erpenorice. Fax ra- s rro to: (905) 868.5471. EXPERIENCED Teluaa'- belam needed, good Wage. Call 905427-7021. ROLL or Part-ime hair styF 1st desiring to join an es- tabit, beauty and well- ness studio and spa. We wekome Your resume. it you are aligned with a ho- listic klestyte and consider yourser progressive, along with a willingness to learn. CiaxNe and a minimum of 3 yam experience an as - SM. Eleganp Image Stift dao and Spa, 123 Athol St. Whitby. L1N 3Z1 Attention Bawdy. GIRLS WANTED 4nm On: between 6-1or 9 tc cn- cete in this years 1997 Toronto Pageants. Over 520.000 in prizes and scholarships mGudmg trip 'c Nationals in Las Woes :all Today. 1-800.367- 2'25 Ext 240 GROWING CIRCULA- TION Ccmpany reeds Vanager_ Trainees. no ex'�enerce necessary. com� rete trarmng program. ivaranteed salary 6 car al- ';waroe Call 905-723- -900 HAIRSTYLIST WANTED .n busy salon F„u :a, - time Salary . commission Can Pmo at 905683 9670 evenings. 905-839.212% days HAIRSTYLIST, exper'er'ce '�4urw1 'or busy Ajax sa- I. Phone N-oa 9C5427- 77 HAIRSTYLIST, '`rata tech. -'4d.' amongeslabhshed Beauty Salon. a, =ale or -e mi S1495)mo fully ecumood. 7 stations) - norae Norm Oshawa joca- ':cn. Dont miss owning ,cur own business 725- " ry HOME WORKERS Ur- 3enhy Neecec c to 58200Avk '- Easy wow experience required•• For tree details send a SASE to Skynte Enterpris. es. 1540 Cyr. Blvd Suite 247, Brampton Ont L6T 4Y8 IT PAYS 'c lose will you cc. ;ood Feel great and earn extra income Call 71 5063 LANDSCAPE CON- STRUCTION Compar, , ooung or raZ Driver A wean abstract, construction experience Clear, resat ap- pearance Bobcat 8 equr0- ment experience, must be 1111 to work 6470 hr. week Cau or tax 683-2681 MODELS HEEDED Female Ages 7-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Travel to exciting cities: New Yak, Paris, Milan . Call for FREE CORSIdlali0n. 4305715 MULTI SKILLED Ronova tion workers currently to- %gxred, hourly or by nroice. Leaw message 905-723- 0877. OPTION L is looking for consultants to market their Canadian made ire of La- diesfashi0m n sizes XS to XXL lhnxgh home presan- tations. Immediate pay- ment. call 1-800-8103188 br inbrmaion on rat op - Portal SCARBOROUGH Based delivery service requires do wrs with own vehicle. Call(416) 754 340p. STUDIO SKO is now look- ing for a nail technician. Spade for rent. Please call Shaun at 905-430-9397. No clientele necessary. TRIPLE 'A' STUDENT PAINTERS needs expen- enced painters with trans- portation from May to Au- gust. Possibility of raises awry payroll. 1-800-547- 9335. WANTED: Mardressers with experience 'or Lar Mules Pickenng Town Center and Oshawa Cen- ter Can Robert at 905 -a20 - IW or Fax 905-88&9095. SUMMER STUDENTS Needed mediale'y' eras LaDourervCleaners needed in the Oshawa area T -,ere =-! be some climbing and ovemead work Must be wng •p work snits ^ours. wee•e,ds and -blydays Training be provided. but app,oved safety 'ocfwear -,If be mandatory Own Transpor, anon a must Required gym. mediately Please Fax Re sume'o 1905) 571-6955 Office Help A PART-TIME Person Fr - day warier. r--yr.,y•ai� br smai�=onstructrOn COmDa' my Position may surf ma. lure -ndrvrdual wirh good organizational subs wino dslnnely has spare time and Is dedicated to re -en - !"Ing the workforce after an extended leave Please leave message 905-723- 0677 RECEPTIONIST SECRE- TARY-equrrec 'w' time for A oust' construction office The succoutui applicant will possess a good com- mand of rhe English 'an- guage and have a work ng knowledge of Ms word. Windows Exee(lenl Rev- boardng skins a must Fax :905! 571-6955 1 saes Fklp / Agdtls DYE Ston Salesperson required mmed.ate'y Ac, pkcant must have 2 years expenence as DME sale or 'lave a nursing barx ground Contact Snare 305-428-880c HOME IMPROVEMENT Sales Consultant wanted for local home improvement company Fax 905-438- 0354 ROYAL WOODS LIN- COLN MERCURY Auto- motive Sales. We require two sales representative. Experience preferred. Growing dealership. Great working atmosphere. For interview call Rick Lan- targne. 905-686.2300. SALES & MARKETWG ASSISTANT- We're looking for an organized nndivdual with Inventory control, tele- Phonethil l sales expen- ence and basic computer knowledge (WP5.1v6.1. Lo- tus 123). Please fan your resume to: The Children's Group, Ata. sales a Market - Ing DMC10905) 831-1142 SALES REPRESENTA- TIVE required for sanitation supplies. Base salary. commission b car allow- ance. Please appy in per- son to: Marion Carruthers. clo UNDERWOODS, 410 Frey Ave. Ajax, Ontario Skilled Help APPRENTICE- Auto Me- chanics required for Fire- stone location in Pidu ring and Scarborough. Must be experwnced and have own tools. Call Chris at 905- 831-3121. CONSTRUCTION SU- PERINTENDENT. with. -"amts -ii irway 7utld- 'ng experience Lndsay area, send resume ex penence and expected sal- ary to 1017507 Ontario _'d RRx4 Lindsay, K9V 4Rd EXPERIENCED Fencing Subcontractors n -liar irK N•';', -r+ ,,,mmefr3 rdustrtal r restderu Own tools 8 tick 'ernwed call 723-1200 ^,r 571.1321 PROFESSIONAL garage -Stale.' -.sit ^.ave wn •loos 8 'ruur �a.I Dan s 16.2047154 OC TECHNICIAN .ar,teo for ve ratings marufact„r.rg :rmpdny Must nave experience m me pr+ystcaf testing cf Ma - 'era) Familiarly wrth spray aopbcahons and Is0- 9000rOS9000 would be an asset Tres is a Armaet Position for 6 months. °'Base forward 'esumes to ,tori 1^terrational. Ltd Human Resources 430 Finery Ave . Alas ;nfano LIS 2E3 r no :rotians Please! Fax 305-683- 7272 WANTED SEWING MA- CHINE :cerates ^eft. era surge• �a� 426-fo-fid Asx :r Wire ' Oe ' Office Help Help SITE ADMINISTRATOR. Immedia!e 'Or property Manage-•ent office. 2 yrs Experience 8 Computers. Fax Resume to (4161321-9989 1 Sales Help/ Sales Help/ Agent 1 Agent COMMISSIONED SALES AGENTS Excellent Cpperturnty ter sales tc Tool 8 Die. Mach. and Mfg. Accounts. Contact Bruce Hyde (905)683-5010 OLYMPIA INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY LTD. Marine Marine FOR SALE BOAT -1987 25ft. Peterborough burgundy/beige, new burgundy camper top, tinted win- dows, 305/OMC out drive, low hours. All accessories, excellent shape. $18,500 or best offer. Call 705-878-3500. Skill" 10 Skilled Help lim Help Class 'A' license preferred Full time, Salaried Please mail or drop off resume to: Attn: Manager 1016 Brock Rd., Unit N2 Pickering, Ontario L1W 3M1 Dynaplas Ltd. 380 Passmore Ave. Scarborough (MMar'ktnm/Steelles) SET-UP PERSON MOULDING TECHNICIAN required for automotive injection moulding plant. All shifts available. Exc. working cond. 5 yrs. min. exp. Full bell l package. Fax resume to: H.R. (416) 293-8261 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, IM -PAGE 16 E, Daycare Bargain Articles Articles Articlesfes! RTIAul;mobiles Automobiles Automobiles • Wanted ;W1 Corner For Sale l For Sale For Sale • a ding For Sale For Sale Wanted UYE IN NANNY warted in TEAK do DI bed h Ajax for newborn 427-9591 ct1 u e wit drawers plus mattress CARPETS: Lots of carpets. 100°-a nylon stain release. HARDWOOD dmingroom table. 6 chars. buffet $850, NANNY REOUIRED. (Live- $150, teak 6 Pc dining su- carpet 3 rooms $339. (30 Persian rug 13' x 17 $750. in or out), Quality person its S300. black oak wall unit sq yd.) Includes. carpet. teak wall -unit $275, wash - with entrepreneurial spirit. $300. 2 black oak end ta- premium pad and installa- or/dryer $250/par. 839 - for 6 year old Own trans- Nes $25 each. 5 Pc rattan tion. Free estimates. senor 2742 leave message. portation required Garrad and glass dinette set $100, discounts. carpet repairs. INCOME 8 Hwy e2. 5714276 Pier Import 2 black table lam s S25 fl Sam 905-686-1772 TAXES PRE - PARED from 520 10 ears Daycare D ea plus oor lamp $75. all prices regoti- 509-9319 • Available able DAYCARE Available .n Articles ' for Sale loving home. will Provide while exterior, fight tan in - nutritious lunches and terior. Ready for certihca- smacks Daily activities and 7 PC. bedroom suite. outings Call Nancy 428- $1150 includes dresser. X95 wing mirror. arm Pre. 2 golden retriever bonder col- night tables, in honey oak DAYCARE, available in colonial style. Plus queen my home with lots of TLC. brass headboard is toot - meals, fenced yard. near Westn d 401 I board (905)579-3669 es, area Ca I 683--8974 _- E.C.E. W41 provide a warm nurturing environment with many learning oppori hes. Experienced / Refer- ences Pickering Beach $ Rol o area 905-426-1534 FULL Day Morn/Lunchlaf ler 5Ch0o supervision, south /lax. St John's Am- bulance candidatehot lunchesnutritious snacks, daily walks Cali 427-2356 INDIVIDUALIZED care. ho' L.rches %-erous toys. outside play. 7 a to - 6 p.m ages 6 mo and up Refer ences available White sd B Rd anaNy 831-8001 LOVING pabollI ^om of 2 will provide dayca•e in our home nutritious lunches snacks activities. outings Playroom. Westnery/R.IChie area Rece-pts Call (9051428-3964 LOVING RELIABLE Day - care wa,, .tunes ^.utn- dlus snacks walks r park. Planned ouhrgs ton Ced yard smote 1-ee referenc- es ava"abw Whites Strouds 420-708' MATURE 'el ab -e day C&i- -ii-monyBeatnce area Lots of toys and room kr play in a sate anC happy environment Excellent re'- •ronoes Call 43: 8828 WM17ES/OKLAHOMA. my hone references ava" able lots of activities tented yard smoke -''ell home Any age wecome 420 -13C - Bargain Corner COMPUTER 4abux 33. 8 Me^y> ir. colour K. Mouse loaded 5495 P, vats safe a39-JC'9 AMIGO SCOOTER. equipped with lights $2500 Also LIFT like new - paid S1500. asking $1000like new. Call 983-5574 BURGLAR ALARMS allow thieveslime in your home KEEP THEM OUT' Custom built steel security window bars allows affordable peace of mind even with the windows open For a free estimate call Secure Designs (905428-8429 BUY. SELL. RENT, new used coir washers and dryers Parts. Service, new and used slx%ng door cod- ers Repairs to stoves. h,dges. washers dryers Slephenson is Commercial Products. 155 Simcoe SI S . Oshawa 576-8471 WATER you are con- cernec with the taste. small hor loot of your water we can help Cali for ntc 656 835' or 686-0234 atter pm Carpot Mill DisrtibutOrs. 1= % Payments. No oferes'..OAC 3 rooms 300sq h metal win, oMuxe paid from only $399 Spec'A S or Vinyl . Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop Af Home 1-800 663-604E CARPET- DUALITY Car - De' IOurs and fashions Sales. Installations. Repairs For tree estimates Can vitally 7235295 or 706-351' www 3 SymPaMo Ca car- pets CARPETS lots of carpet - " new stain re. ease Carpets oo nand. l -ii, arpet 3 rooms. 5349 Once includes carpet. pre - "Um padexDer nstalla. lion, test delivery free st mates (30 yards; Normar 686-2314 CARPETS- Try and save. New 100% nylon. Stain- less Full product kite avail- able to suit any budget. Senior discount Repair and restretchirg for free es- timate. Call and I'll show you the difference. 100% customers satisfaction guaranteed. Mike (905) 431-4040 CAST IRON electric potato peeler, holds 6-10 Po. tatoes. $500 Call 705-799- 1737 (Lindsay). or 905- 725-1392 (Oshawa) leave message CLASSICAL GUrTAR: case, stand. toot stand, mu- sic stand 5600. firm Call for details 905-839-1568 COMPUTERS - 386 OR 486. VGA color momtor. color ribbon primer. 5575 or $675 no tax Phone Dennis 571-5291 COMPUTERS - New pent- ium 120 s multimedia with monitors SIJ75 Used Pent ium 75 with monitor 5699 Multimedia kits complete from S129 Used 486'50s 5299 used monitors from $25 Great deals on MMX Systems Computer Clearance. 164 Baseline Rd Bowmarmlle Just east of exit 432 (401) 697- 3059 DININGROOM su.te 14 PC 3 cbar- Canadana Legacy. mahogany. mclud- ng Oral table with 3 bats. 10 chairs, buftet. bullet top and server $8500 (9051263-2303 DRESSERS. S55 4pC Dedroom s,..fe $495 7Dc dining room suite $75C 50c dark oak b•droon^ si- de. $750 Fridge $60 Stove S85 New washer dryer. 35DC Antique dress- ers. S125 Coffee 6 end ta- bes- $25 Desk 9 ^"itch. $195 Bar d ? stools S65 Antique tables chairs 905- 697-3532 FOR SALE. 16' Dewalt Rada a� saw 52000 Lawn sprays, $350 Red !nudge and cove $20C Can 435-49C' evenings Sat to Thui s FRIDGE. stove $350 par soh $'X table saw $125. double bed frame head- board $35 utility trader S35C table 6 :mains 5125 263-2191 y experience. Call Lucy 905- 428-8429 TECHNICS organ/bench. new $10.000, asking $1000 obo. a-1 new condi- tion. 1988 Dodge Caravan 6 Cylinder. 3 litre no longer used $2500 433-0767 PEPPER Plus domestic animal repellent. S23 Dye whitness. $13 Star Wars colounng books. 5250 727 Wilson Rd.S., Oshawa. Booth 81 Sundays 9-4:30 PIANO, MASON 8 RISCH. upright Grand, refurbished. aslung $2450. after 6 p.m 905-404-9679 OUEEN SIZE Creftmatec Adjustable. Vibrating Bed. excellent working conal - hon Needs top mattress, 5700 or best otter Call 905- 576-0614 USED FRIDGE 5225. and up. used stoves $200 and up. used washers $250 dryers $179 and up. Brand new brand name fridges. 16 c f $605 . New brand name 30' stoves $449 and up New scratch and dent bar }ridges 5 CA $249 Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances 227 Count St. Oshawa. 576-7448 Articles Wanted cucKtan spamei puppies. 1955 Fifth Avenue, V8, 1St shots. CKC registered- loaded, with leather int. Black d While 5250 Call 170K, very dean Runs like 985-3671. new. Cert. $2300. obo. ENGLISH Springer Span- APPLIANCES Wanted, iel Pups; Inver d white. vet 1986 BUICK REGAL. 2 dr, C 1st shots. de- while exterior, fight tan in - wormed $300. Call terior. Ready for certihca- (905)987-3313 tion. $1200 obo. 905.839 - DONKEYS miniature Jack. 1357 standard Jennies, one reg . 1986 FORD TEMPO GL. golden retriever bonder col- good running condition lie cross pups. $75 Very Certifiable $1,000 o.b.o as fntellrgent. (905) 352-2047 is. (905) 686-7774 after 6 ROTTWEILLER PUPS . P.m. REFRIGERATOR for sale adorable bundles of love 1987 PLYMOUTH HORI- APPLIANCES Wanted, Excellent temperament ZON. automatic uncert working or not working Home -raised. $250 - $300. fled, needs some work. Call Stens Appliances 905- 905.985-8021 $800 OBO. 434-8518, 432-7167 FILING CABINETS. 3 or 0 SHIN-TZU puppies. CKC 1968 Cavalier wagon, 19M MUSTANG LX 5 litre registered, list shots tat- auto only 94.000 km. drawer. with Keys or Locks. toned. non shedding. non loaded, excellent condition. Cal 683-5117. ask for Abe. allergenic. Excellent tem- $3995 Cert 1994 CAVALI- WANTED: clean, in style, perament. Champion blood ER. 2 dr 5 spit, only 47,000 ladies clothing, on ttargers. lie. $600 Call 433.7887, km, mint condition. Z22 for consignment. Drop off at 16H.H. Thoroughbred Package. $8995 mc. GST 965 Dundas St. W Horse. Gelding, hunter. Cert Will trade for older WANTED used patio urnlper. Id I yrs. old. traits Cavalier or Sunbed stone. willing to pick up well , road safe, and has n0 (905)433-1787. Call 435-0738 vices. all around Horse 1988 CHEV CAVALIER. 4 Call 905-985-9097 or. auto, original owner, all driven Wean new REFRIGERATOR for sale • LDS+ ilk • 1 Found ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pet Waste y y bras. Drakes, exhaust and White side-by-side Viking. $7.500 Systems starting at $54 9g tune-up. Asking $2.295 18 Cu ft., excellent condi- - up to 150 Ib. wt Dog Life Otto Call 905-985-7132 tion Asking $475 Cat 416- 292-022' LOST CAT - 9 month old Jackets starting at S25. 32' 19M MUSTANG LX 5 litre days, 905-619- 1962 evenings male, long black hair. Fire Hydrant mdoonoutdoor new malts and tires tended warranty. brownish lingo. small white BEST Ball, 4-1/2' 6'. 10' 126.000 kcl , excellent con- SHEDMAN - Quality Patch under chin and D•gy, Lifetime Guarantee. Start- dition, $5.100 or test otter wooden sheds 8' x 8 Pam bushy tad Neuteredrde- trig at $10 99 9-9. 7 days, certified. after 6 p m 721- ke. only $299 plus tax clawed Parkside Dr Pick week (9051723-5413. Fax 2495 Many other sizes aril styles song Name 'Miney'. Re- 723-1466 15% off if or- 1988 SUNBIRO. 124K. air, availabrC Also garages ward 420-3583. dared by April 30 Ps cc s.�ilr runs drives and decks 76, McKay Rd LOST Black Cat with white llnr, 3. Pickering For more Palley, on neck Dixie 8 into 011905-619-2093 c...•.. e WEDDING GOWN Head- 1877 Piece 8 Vei' E.i:. slely hand -made Dupiohne silk will, lace Easily altered Call to view 905-697- 9930 OAKIPINE FURNITURE Tra.'r.a Woodrrc-k - s Pleased to 'ntrOduce amour new 'Home O"'Ce' and 'Entertainment Gyrners' We have added many new, bedroom 6 dining room Pieces as *Of! We proudly handcraft what we sell and Offer the highest quakly fur. nshings available Any- where at low competitive prices 905-9858774 TRAILER. wavy duty tan - der^ ax,e t,ai boo 7 x 12 new plywood deck and racks '905435-49C' Oshawa No Saturday ells Pisa" USED 3 New Appliances. 6 months war-anty or used. manufacture's at or -new Staff 8 Hank 5 Ap- ptances 362 French St. Oshawa 905-4,32-7167 MISSING loan Otter Creak Hc^ aotwue money col. Mcbon Ali coins aro dated Prior to 1967 in silver ex. cept for n,cke,s most in 1940s Some antique blus from $100 to S/00 dollars Most Cans were sold in the rolls Owner whit gladty, pay you for the return MCS; of the money was spent at COrtverLMCe stores 6 Fast to00 (P1ZZa) Also missing a Panasonic CD Walkman Model SL -5241C XBS. CD Rom 'Nec' without plug. Philips TV converter gun, bottle of cologne to bks bottle Called 'Gravity- to you have into please con- tact Jack 305-427-6767 • ' Pets'Supplles Boarding ONE PAIR c Umbrella cockatoos Pws all ages and accessories. Calc Keith 430-8406 or 579-9250 H l My name is Stookey T Bear and rm a 3 yr ofd beautiful cross betweer a purebred Welsh Sponger Spaniel and a black ia0 I'm sweet affectionate. devot- ed and housetrained but most important In need of a lovng, Wring family to *of. come me into their home If you are interested m me as a furry and friendly Com- parnon cease call 263- 9247 ' ' Automobiles for Sale great $2850 obo Certi- fied. ready to go' Phone 576-5406 1989 SUNBIRD LE. 4 door aufo at, a 153 lilt $3.000 Certifled 571-0225 1990 Buick Lasabre Ltd. witty tan, cel fled Asking $7995 lean af- ter 6 p m 723 1492. 1990 CHEV LUMINA EURO: 4 door excelle't cond•tlor Certified $5400 Cat 905.6684Nu1 1992 Goo Metro standard 5 sod excellent shape. ire year warranty. 68.000 NEED A VEHICLE? Poo' credit`) No c•edr� Bank ruvil Cxii Trace at 905 5'c 180C on 1-888- 259-3673 I can Mill 1976 GRAND PRIX, ;cod Condn.o- a -eas:-able otters Considered. Tele - :hone 725-9279 1965 CADILLAC Sedan De. a 12t „?Ok^ White w,lh leather interior 41 litre v8 Aulc. loaded. Certified $6000 Film Please Cali 723-7932 ..n asking $6500 438- 1632 ARLIE SALES LTD. 520 - 510 - 480 Tourton Rd.E. Oshawa, Ont. 728-2755. 571.7779. Durham Re- glon s Largest selection of pre owned vehicles. Three lots to serve you, and over 100 cars d vans to choose from 1992 Buick Regal Ltd full load, 138K. $8995 1991 Buick Regal Grand Sport, full load, 127K. $9095. 1992 Pontiac SE 4 - door full load, 71K $12,900. 1993 Buick Sky- lark. full load, 125K, $8995. 1993 Geo Storm, fun car, 139K. $5995. 1995 Dodge Ram V6. auto. 38K. $15.400. 1992 Saturn Coupe, full load, red, $ 7995 1992 Chev Astro van, to -tone paint, f/load. 124K. $12.400. 1993 Ford Aerostar, BOK, full load. $11,995- 1991 Pontiac Sunbird 4 -dr, nice car, 1301(. $5500- 1994 Dodge van, A W.D. lull load, 46K, $16.400 T992 Chev Sto with cap. 4x4. 106K. $9995. 1990 Chev Sportside. 145K. $11,965 1988 Ford cube van. 180K, $6995 AT ARLIE'S,- WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR EVE- RYONE CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spot linancmg Down Payments from $500 Monthly payments from S150 O.A C Cars. trucks. vans. 1981 to 1996 Alandy Auto Sales Ltd 146 Brock St N, Whitby. Phone 905 666-3382 HONDA Civic OX, 1993. automatic. lady driven 3 - door (hatchback), certified. $8900 Call Mrs Walsh 905-668-5779 LEASE TAKE-OVER 1994 Ford Aerostar ,,ar, wr^ do tort to buy. excellent Corti ton, avatable May 1st. Call 905-697-0838 after 7 30prr 1987 Vdkswagen Gat. 100.000 km. 5 spit am/tm Cass. $3500 obo.; 1989 Dodge Caravan. 7 -pass. auto $3500 obo 434- 2775 1992 GEO TRACKER speed son, too s : , so CERTICAR SPECIALS pin stripe. 82.000ks BRING ON THE 54.700 000 (705' 878- SUNSHINE - COME SEE 3500 US FOR SOME-VANTAS- GS v T, tic CL ex' cadod, a pas- CGncihon. asking $7.500 sanger, dutch doors. coo 576-5939 - 123.000 kms. $13,995. 1994 CAVALIER, 4-dpor 1993 'Astro CL ext loaded. Seoar automauC a u. ex- dutch doors Only 70.000 tended warranty. ask -fp kms $14.995 1993 Satin $9 500 Cal' 905-79' Slx 8 -Passenger 102,000 1142 kms. $11.980 1992 Safari GI Y e a n 1994 GRAND PRIX. V6. $9.995 , 1991 GMC Satan House • Cleaning • pis abs p. p w p. trunk, ext loaded. burgundy. auku. i1r, loll Kim S. 59.495- 1992 Nissan Sen- bra xE, 4 dr., automatic,• $6.995 , 4 d . out Corsi- ca. 6 cyl., auto. air, $6.995. �ewmy system 4.000, ap- $9795 1991 Astro CL. - -rox. 79.000 highway kms 668-55M auto. loaded. $5.495., 1989 11)•5 PONTIAC GRAND Scelra one loaded. 8 Passenger, goon r00-L�tk3e kms $9.995. 1991 Dodge 1994 SAFARI SLX. Loaded St, .-,oar war rarity 29.000kms Asking Grand Caravan LE, loaded. 58.950.. 1992 Plymouth Voyageur LE. quad buck I^Ar% 8Q4 AMA 515.500 Call 663-0224 ens. loaded, $10.295 1985 Astro 5 AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap. Any condition, any age, free removal in the Durham Region, cash paid Also ee nded, '75 to '87 Chey, or GMC pickup for parts Call anytime, Oshawa 905-431- 0407 CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condi- tion. Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayty St. East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. A d A AUTO SALVAGE. Top cash for scrap. Aban- doned and good cars/ trucks Cat us last for best prices, 24 hrs. 7 days. 30 min. service 905-686-5003 0'905 -706-5234 WANTED - Mid Size GM. V 6. wagon or 4 door, Cut- lass. Grand Lemons. Regal m top condition. 579.7715 ffnTrucks for Sale 19x0 FORD BRONCO 4X4, 6 cyl 4 sod Will cerb- ty $1500 985-8339 leave message 1981 Ford F100 pickup. with cap, standard. 6 cyI. runs great. $1800 ALSO 2 aluminum garden sheds, $100 each. large dog cage Call 668--6695 1965 International, 22' 5 ton. 5 sod. single axle. DT466, too marry, new parts to Inst &IIs to prove Cero- tied. asking $8.500 Call Torry 721-0986 19M Mazda pickup B-2200 automatic. 87.000 kms , Power steering. power brakes. Cap, box Inner, $4800 Certified. Call 579- 958219U 1968 S-10 4 3 with au- IOmahG overdrive, cap. 8 Reese hitch. Certified, 535M Cat 905-668.6403 Vans) s VYlt lel Drive 1993 GMC Safari x; :an. 8 rassrf"e• srver. mro aon. cab. pis. air. am,hm Cos - sane. now" boards. dutch door 85,000kms $14.000 Can (905,723-9302. ;905)723-2464 1993 JEEP CHEROKEE sport Red with Grey nre, W. Iwo door. 4 L EFI. auto, air, am_ rm Cass*"*. con - ",a, light group, 83.'000 miles. excellent condition. Wall maintained through company Meet maintenance Program new brakes, ores. certified. $12.500 (905) 666-0112 19% TRANSPORT SE loaded fug power including sliding door, low mileage. 523.000 728-6371 Trailers D see ger. good r I U-V-�� 1994 SUNBIRD, one own- running van, Bargain price 1989 36' PARK Model �;, Or standard. power Drakes. 53.995 Need a good ar at trader 40 min north of Me i steer ng, windows. new a great price? We've Got Oshawa Push -out, air con- �� Itti brakes, certified. Must sen. Them. 1995 Pontiac Firefly, dthoning, dual furnaces. Moving 58.500 or best Oft- 5 speed. only 27,000 kms dock 8 sited, paddle boat. er.623-4617 Balance of Warranty All like new. $14.500 of 1995 Caravan SE 3.3 V6. $7,995 1993 Nissan San- 905-723-7020 • ' ' Improvenleftls Re., Handyman • Moving 8 re Sto►age House • Cleaning • iafd • M0ij 0e • �� $@rVIGlS • w, w4 ars, writ tint, remote entry. ABS, 84,000km, dean, smoke• $1eIe,250 excellent condition.Smoke- ( )666-3359 auku. i1r, loll Kim S. 59.495- 1992 Nissan Sen- bra xE, 4 dr., automatic,• $6.995 , 4 d . out Corsi- ca. 6 cyl., auto. air, $6.995. WAlt"IVOR[ mint Condition, $13.900. Olds Cutlass Ciera, 6 cyl., Doing Magic For 668-55M auto. loaded. $5.495., 1989 11)•5 PONTIAC GRAND 1992 P -ac Gr, Am. SE. 4 doo Wood Fenck Decks - Chan Link - Iron Dnlled Holes - Set Posts FREE madnmfts Call Steve mos -son mobile 416-729-134• CANPEIM free eswriates, house addiiforfs, basemer�, flecks, trim work, door in- slatatlm, baseboards, sheds, roof repairs. MW 619 -?930 eia Jr. News Advertiser ClassiiRed Dell. �� MOIL to N. 8..40 Lal. - &IN PPL SAL 9:38 - 30 Cali 663.67x7 CONSULTANT MICHALSKI NO TIE 112 PFWE MOVING TO TINED TO CLEAN Houses, Apartments, Of YOUR HOME? FtatldyR{Bn Can do any (ices. Appliances and Let us f� you dean and job 1/2 price. Piano Specialists. Serkor tidy up your house. We Will and Mia -Month Dis- VY courts. Licensed. n- have many satisfied CUs- sured. Free Estimates. Comers. We supply all •Jack a All Trades' EX III It sovio.. t9eatrg a Wrient. we will MowAedtle a life. CON 436 -TM- beat any competitor$ 'Ted' 576-1122 Pie- Fami y owned and - ....•.. ....r..... gotiable. Ask fix D•nise COrrlplet� rrldlrllena U services available. Cal Ian at (9M)4�1881 for free esOmate 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 x 36 ft. mobile !tome.. 10 x 20 Honda room. Man trader fully furnished. One bed- room. 4 PC. batt. hidge hug sue p st AM SE. 4 dr.. 3.1 V6 ma. r. 6 cit auto- air rOpene Ova and CARUSO AUTO SALES ao. Trad•m malowsw a.av own. Electric hot water, deck /0 x 16, shed- new fool on Florida room. new carpet Located at td•s6e - In Park on Hwy 36 bat - ween Lindsay and Bob cav- goon. on water. Bind now $45.000. Asking 530,000 or best offer. Leave message before 4 p.m. o ql aNar 5 P.m. lo 9 P.M. Park fees ne- 1987 Hondj Prelude, white, zoett, Mlb., $3395: ,986 Honda Accord Lx tttantfard. silvw, 205K, 52.995. ,9th Toyota Ter - • F�loorin vyc xrw.nra.r�1. CWNW A," CtInY. les _ 9r car Ion h.. Wimp p. King POW P6inti1l� Ili • Carpeting (609)631 -sols. Midtown tlwl-wn.r.W, 'Dellwant � • ' Del:orabng C.ntf••r. owd Oak [7'ALE AM M tpaigg" - RlE? and � f Carpet on Hand Sttxxo ceiir►gs star release, latest General repairs Top quality work at reasonable prices 20% off for Seniors Cat for a FREE Estimate 404-9"9 colours, 3 room (35 yrd) from 5299instaled. Spring Special 65 oz. carpet $28.00 instated FREE ESTIMATES! Cat Sam (7 days) (905W9-2249 (905)706.3206 fitly ic. d registered TRUSTWORTHY Residential cleaners. 5 years experience, excellent references, reasonable rates. (905)410-1971 (905) 579-3791 ' Altb L•a•tfg Cel, standard, 165K, bko hMrWs' Open SI•M1.ys $2995; 1986 Hada Accord CON (900 579.20•L RELAX THS YEAR LX, 4 dr. stand. 177K. silver. 1195 PONTIAC TW41- Have $2995.; 1965 Honda Ac- peri ry , 'foo of M,,,,;,.,, cad Lx. burgundy, L AN D _""..s Ltd $1995; 1909 Honda Accord wanted factory S392hnoft includes ver take I�fB d EXI 4 d taxes with your lawn. Dave 905.43(x7833 Book now and mum Free Spring or Fal Clean -Up( r., auto, black, 170K; $5,795. Calf Phe 686-3803, 1895 Clements Rd. Until 177, Pickering. S76 b 87500 for sr W Cars d trucks or any condition vehicles. 24/hr prof•ssiornal pick -Lica. Cas (905) 706- 5740. ANY SCRAP Car a Truck wanted. Complete or not. Top Cash paid. Free pick- up. CON 431-4333 or 434- 7499. sma meet: excellOnt condition, fully-loOduld. 905.655- 5807. 1 AM RM 19)x! KAWASAKI EX 500, bought new in 1995, mint condition, only 900 kil., $4,500 firm. (905) 855- M10 roon. 51,000 km., auto. $6.995., 1990 Grand Prix. 2 awssli most options, warranty. door, whde. $7.995.. 1989 WAlt"IVOR[ mint Condition, $13.900. Olds Cutlass Ciera, 6 cyl., Doing Magic For 668-55M auto. loaded. $5.495., 1989 Children's Parties 16.6 PONTIAC Sunfti Ford Escort �, auto, great And � Occasions. 13,000km, air conditioning, runner. 52.995., 1989 Have My Own Magiaart. rift sum". 15- rims, funk Dodge Shadow, 5 speed, Call FA%k release. fold -down rear great little economy car. seat. ABS brakes, $14,600, $2.695. More to choose 6.4'2 Oshawa. 905-721-1302. from, cerYhad and ready to CARUSO AUTO SALES ao. Trad•m malowsw a.av own. Electric hot water, deck /0 x 16, shed- new fool on Florida room. new carpet Located at td•s6e - In Park on Hwy 36 bat - ween Lindsay and Bob cav- goon. on water. Bind now $45.000. Asking 530,000 or best offer. Leave message before 4 p.m. o ql aNar 5 P.m. lo 9 P.M. Park fees ne- 1987 Hondj Prelude, white, zoett, Mlb., $3395: ,986 Honda Accord Lx tttantfard. silvw, 205K, 52.995. ,9th Toyota Ter - • F�loorin vyc xrw.nra.r�1. CWNW A," CtInY. les _ 9r car Ion h.. Wimp p. King POW P6inti1l� Ili • Carpeting (609)631 -sols. Midtown tlwl-wn.r.W, 'Dellwant � • ' Del:orabng C.ntf••r. owd Oak [7'ALE AM M tpaigg" - RlE? and � f Carpet on Hand Sttxxo ceiir►gs star release, latest General repairs Top quality work at reasonable prices 20% off for Seniors Cat for a FREE Estimate 404-9"9 colours, 3 room (35 yrd) from 5299instaled. Spring Special 65 oz. carpet $28.00 instated FREE ESTIMATES! Cat Sam (7 days) (905W9-2249 (905)706.3206 fitly ic. d registered TRUSTWORTHY Residential cleaners. 5 years experience, excellent references, reasonable rates. (905)410-1971 (905) 579-3791 ' Altb L•a•tfg Cel, standard, 165K, bko hMrWs' Open SI•M1.ys $2995; 1986 Hada Accord CON (900 579.20•L RELAX THS YEAR LX, 4 dr. stand. 177K. silver. 1195 PONTIAC TW41- Have $2995.; 1965 Honda Ac- peri ry , 'foo of M,,,,;,.,, cad Lx. burgundy, L AN D _""..s Ltd $1995; 1909 Honda Accord wanted factory S392hnoft includes ver take I�fB d EXI 4 d taxes with your lawn. Dave 905.43(x7833 Book now and mum Free Spring or Fal Clean -Up( r., auto, black, 170K; $5,795. Calf Phe 686-3803, 1895 Clements Rd. Until 177, Pickering. S76 b 87500 for sr W Cars d trucks or any condition vehicles. 24/hr prof•ssiornal pick -Lica. Cas (905) 706- 5740. ANY SCRAP Car a Truck wanted. Complete or not. Top Cash paid. Free pick- up. CON 431-4333 or 434- 7499. sma meet: excellOnt condition, fully-loOduld. 905.655- 5807. 1 AM RM 19)x! KAWASAKI EX 500, bought new in 1995, mint condition, only 900 kil., $4,500 firm. (905) 855- M10 GALL 683-7545 forup-to-date auction listinas- call 404-2615 Foran all version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above nu—her rem, Auctions • ' Auctions Large auction sale at Cathtiay Lumber, old location, Hwy 35 SOO, Lindsay Selling large Wal of new materials. doors. wxd owe, large bay windows. various large picture windows, aluminum doors. plurrdeg supplies. tubs, toilets. sinks.:howers. caWlets. barn trinvi clklds sides. 199 fixtures. hardware. vinyl sd% plywood. shingles. nails. lunoersome drywat, rooting nails, quarry pressure treated lunger rlcludxg 4 x 4. blocks. patio stones. also used H D warehouse nicking. 2 CannNOT41 door sols, "i laced office building 8 x 8. larm wagon with covered topsteel storage shed 12 x 12. atc Mind kis d items Dont miss 4 5 p m., no reserve. Te ms Cash, good cheque with I.D Debit and credit card. McLean Auctions. Orval and Barry McLean Auctlotwrs. (70,7 324 27p or 1- 00.4l.6M Lindsay. Call now to list your sets. Fumdura. appiances antiques, glass, cnina at Orval McLean A, non Cants. - Lncisay Seeing the property of Dorothy Dawson. Tor- Omc gtwg up hmASkee0irg. Waves cotter untied chil and con- sgnrom from the NanceKewll Estate Cartmrgton Bedroom. Inwg and ding furniture. axcellen modern Oak and walnut rxnrg room suites. antique *assets. chests. 20 oak church pews. 50 Old wooden sun. soma childen's . anagit oak booksheliell oak film stands. Lid ed. prrill antique table, rocker, hundreds of ufaresiry 4l cdle0bles, glass. china. old blue willow china, crystal. 12 Royal Doueon igen es. qfy of silver. flatware. etc Appilancea. partly is -0 Consign estates. file house or apanme"Ojis vehicles. business buiaaomu. aWanl Sevlce all MCLEar Auctions 324.2783 Lnd- sav :all 1-800-461.6499 to list your sale ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTIONEERS AUCTION SALE MONDAY APRIL 21 - 10:30 A.M. RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT A BUTCH- ER SHOP AUCTION held at Phoenix Sales Arena, Uxbridge. 2 miles north on Main St. to Davis Dr. , or Hwy. 4404 north to Davis Dr. at Newmarket. Go east 24 km. SALE INCLUDES: Lg. qty of new and used Restaurant Equipment and Sup- plies from manufacturers such as Hobart, Garland, Foster, Curtis, Perlick, Sanyo. Wunderbar, Celco etc..including double door refrigerators, deli refrigerated work counter, dishwashers, 3 compartment sinks, meat slicer, char broilers, ranges, freezers, convection oven, coffee ma- chines, tables, chairs. toasters, display case, toilets, urinals, beer cooler, prep ta- bles, fryers, microwaves, draft towers, brass wine racks, bar grill, bowls, trays, pots & pans, cutlery. dish racks, etc. Also selling a qty. of supplies from a butcher shop. Call for detailed list. NOTE; A large dean offering of supplies and equipment for the Food Services In- dustry. TERMS* Cash, Visa, MIC or Interac. VIEWING: 7 A.M. Auction Day GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sunderland 1-70557-2185 Toll Free 1-800.6544647 SAT. APRIL 19 -10.00 AM, FARM AUCTION for ESTATE OF BILL, WEDDELL, located at 019488 Leslie St. , Sharon. Take Hwy.#404 north to Davis Dr. at Newmarket. Tum left & go west to Leslie St. Tum right & go north on Leslie St. 5 miles. Watch for signs. TRACTORS: Int. 11648 diesel Tractor with cab., 2537hrs., Int.#648 diesel Tractor with Simms cab., Int. 474 diesel Tractor with Case Int., #2200 1dr., 891 hrs., McCormick Farmad Super M gas Tractor row crop, 1980 Ford F350 gas flatbed Truck, duNs auto ps, pb (selling as is) MACHINERY: N.H. #1411 discbine 9. N.H. 0315 sq. baler, N.H. 5 bar rake, 6 flat rack wagons, augers &elevators, bale spear, Int. #45 Vibra Shank cult 12', Int. #350 db. disc 10', Int.#10 seed drill 18 run , 3 pth. Sprayer, 3 pth. cult. 17, 5 sect. diamond harrows, McKee T snow- blower, T blade 3pth., manure spreader, 3 pth. Int. gates„ qty. rd. bales, gty.1' lumber, approx. 300 radar rails plus more. NOTEs Machinery has been stored in- side. A clean, well maintained offering fro�mp atahis Century Farm. TERMS: Cash or good known cheque. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (DIV. OF 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Sundttlrland 1-705-357-2185 Toll Free 14KO-6544647 V. EXCEPTIONAL AUCTION SALE Antiques, Collectables, Household Effects Sun. Apr. 20th, 11 a.m. (Viewing 9:00) MacGregor Auction Hall, Bowmanville 401 to Waverly Rd. North to #2 Hwy. & East to Scugog St. North 1 km. Auction features a quality selection of arti- cles from the past to the present, refinished and as found, Including oak Hoosier cupboard (ref.), Bakers table, pine bonnet idlest, c1850, side by side china cabinet 0910, Grampahone, oak coatfumbrella stand. 9' pine table 0870, mist. tables, (kitchen, parlour etc.), ice cream parlour set, dressers (ref. & orig.), blanket boxes, Pant- ing couch, oak partners desk, sideboard, roll top desk (modem) butcher block, mist. chairs & rockers. (wingback, pressback, leather, sets etc.) bamboo tub chairs. & table, lamps, 2 Doe Boy Dolls, sealer jars. (Beaver, Queen etc.).named milk bottles, wood cash register. treadle sewing machine, old books. tins, bells. many country collectibles, original oil by Peter Snyder (Logging Camp), collector plates by Snyder & Perillo. piano stools. old Hockey game. glass & china etc This is only a small sampling of the many rare, unique and useful ar- ticles for this must attend auctions. Terms Visa. MC. Interac. Cash & cheque Call for all your auction needs. (Next Auction Sunday, April 27th• 11 00 ) MacGregor Auction & Appraisal Services Mike MacGregor 905-987-5402: 905423-7949 QUALITY ESTATE SALE WED. APRIL 16, 6 P.M. VIEW DAY OF SALE Kahn Country Auctions 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, 3 mi - N of Hwy. 401 ;exit 399) featur- ing the Estate of the Late Mrs Alma Smilga & others incl man inlaid sideboard. Fr. inlaid writ- ing desk wiorrnolu mounts. 3 a. Fr grit parlor sol. 9 Pc. Gabbard mah D.R. set. oak tall case Grandtather clock in Mission style. oak mirror tacit sideboards early pine fireplace mantels, hall sand. set 6 mahchairs, walnut tea wagon. Arts & Crafts oak furniture. unique Arts & Crafts revolving bookcase, marble top Vict.dresser, Pine cupboards. nesting tables, washstands, dressers.mah. China cab., oak wardrobe, occ. tables. Oriental rugs. Remington bronze, ant. oak telephones, Shelly, Sheffield tea service. cranberry. Peganeut clock, caninage clock chi- na. glass, Roseville. Weller, ant. tools, Ltd Ed. prints plus a Ig. shipment of primitives from Randy Potter Auctioneer Ltd. Richard Porter: Manger Phone (905) 683.0041 Fax (905) 576-2267 Nota new start time 6 pin. Consignments J, estates our specialty. SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 10 A.M. Selling the tractors, machinery and equipment of Ron and Donna Brimacombe, RRa3 Port Hope. Cont. 4 Hope Twp. Farm located west of Port hope, 1 12/ miles west of Welcome on Hwy +2 to Deer Park Rd. and 2 miles north to 4th line (watch for signs) AC 7020 Diesel Tractor (6 cyt cab. arc). JD 3010 Diesel tractor, MF 90 Diesel tractor, Massey 35 gas tractor, MF750 Diesel Combine w/14' grain head (1163 - 6 row low profile Corn head), 1975 Chev, 3 ton Grain buck, 8 cyl., gas, wRtow 18 x 8 x 5 box (good). Kvemeland 5 furrow plow (181n). Int. Vi- brashank Cultivator (22 1/2 ft. w/harrows), JD BWF 14 ft. disc, Int. 510-10 It. seed drill 16 run. w/grass and brome box, farm hand 14 ft. larld packer w/cylinder lift. JD 7000 - 6 row corn planter w/population monitor, (liquid fertilizer at. tachment), pull anhydrous applicator. (5 teeth), Vicon L2310T pull tandem 500 gal, sprayer wJ electric controls. JD 3800 Harvester w/2 heads (electric hood control), new idea 2 row picker grinder, JO 7210 Grain Buggy (400 Bus - PTO). 4 Gravity gran wagons, Farm boy 18 ft. Forage Wagon, 2 Gehl 16 ft. Forage Wagons, new idea 14 ft. Forage wagon, MF 3 pth. Dyno Balance Mower, JD24 ft. small baler. new Holland 268 baler, 3 hay wagons (16 fit) 24 It bale elevator, Westfiel 7 in. Auger (51 fL on Rubber), 10 R. Transport Auger 8 BT, w/molor on Rubber, tail izer ai l- izer horizontal Auger (tor filling corn plauLMr), NH 28 Silo Bower, JD 65 Silo Blower. Kools Silo Blower. Petz 16 ft Silo urNoader, "iance 3 hp 100 ft. Taper board conveyor feeder, 2 metal leaders (16 ft.). round bale feeder, large water trough, 14 it pony harrows, Bohlen 5000 bus. bin w/aerabr floor, cooing fan unloading auger tend motor, 2 pickup fuel talks (portable), Prowl- er 26 ft. camper trailer, Gravely Toro Wier, gar- den Wier, JD 110 Lawn Tractor, 1986 Huskavar- na 250 dirt bike, 1975 Eltigre Arctic Cat 440, Oable Snowmobile fill trailer, 1970 MG Midget, 2 Pioneer Chain Saws, Terms: Cash or Ap- proved Cheque with I.D. Refreshments on site. Proprietors: Ron and Donna Brimacombe, (905) AUCTIONEER FRANK G. STAPLETON, NEWTONVILLE (905) 786-2244,1-800.263-9886 PAGE 17 -THE (YEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1997 rem, Auctions M011 Auctions Me, Auctions Motorcycles / Apartments For Rent SAT. APRIL 26TH, 5 P.M. at Islander Banquet Hall, 150 Percy Cres- cent on Scugog Is- land. Furniture, ap- pliances, antiques & storage Items. Con- signments welcome. Viewing from 2 p.m. PLEASE NOTE - THIS IS A SATURDAY SALE. 1.905.6554073 Pana Auction Services SATURDAY, APRIL 26TH 10 A.M. Selling the machin- ery. market and shop equipment of Fred and Tricia Eyman, Courtice, farm located East of Oshawa(401 Exit 425). 4 miles north on Courtice Rd. to Nash Rd and 1 miles east to Han- cock Rd. (Watch for Signs) MF 165 Die- sel, MF 55 Diesel with MF 200 industri- a loader. AC -WD 45 gas tractor, Howard E 60 Rotovator se- lectatilth, fertilizer equip, mower equip. spray equip. riding snoo equip etc. isr next week i c-,etorFred Eyr '>C`) 435-2579 AUCTIONEER: FRANK STAPLETON NEWTONVILLE (905)7W2244 1-800-263-9886 AUCTION SALE Thurs. April 17 at 6:00 pm & Sat. April 19th at 10:00 am WARNERS AUCTION HALL 114 nWe Wahl of Colborne on Hwy 82 Selling 'rom 2 estates and 2 homes. Owners moving. 2 large sales, no reserves. Thurs. sale has 2 month old upright freezer. Irving room. bedroom. rec room. furniture, quantity hand and power tools, selection sur- dras articles from a bankruptcy. dishes, some collectables. etc Sat Safe has se- lection of lawn & Pa- tio fuxnedure. most like new, some antique home furnishings. nice oak dining rm table with 6 chairs matching curb, some antiques, Ige quantity small ant. & collect- ible and household articles. No reserves on either sale. Visa, MC. Interac. cash or good Cheque. Gary Iii Bill Warner Auctioneers (905P55-2106 AUCTION BARN Friday, April 18 at 5:30 pm. 3 Miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 The estate of the Late Russell & Kathleen Morrison of Beaver- ton, 5 pc. an Deco walnut bedroom suite, walnut tea wagon. Hossier kitchen cup- board. washstand, wicker settee & rock - ng chair, 5 pc. mod- ern bedroom suite, 6 PC. modern dinette suite, floral chester- field & chair, lap writ- ing desk & ink wells. cedar chest. Ham- mond double key- board electric organ, press back chairs. 2 door refrigerator & 30 in electric stove. au. tomatic washer & dry- er, cabinet sewing machine, china cabi. net, co-otl lamps. Dun Robin milk bottle. de- pression glass. large qty post cards of lo- cal towns etc., plus a ;arge qty :hna, glass. mens. hand tools, jewellery, small elec- trical appliances. etc. Also consigned 18 ft. Golden Falcon House `alter. 4x8 closed in Dox trader. 10 Hp Turt- rac riding lawn mow- er. 3 Hp roto tiller. Winchester model '20. 12 gauge pump shotgun Don & Greg Commit Auctioneers RR#1 Little Britain (705)786-2183 50`. OFF 1545 Dundas St. E. Whitby. Ne are quidanng s„r�lus hardware stock. inctudng paint. .:a , king. stain. plumbing, electrical. door hardware, nuts. Dolts. weather strip- ping small tools, dry- wall tape wire, wallpa. per car batteries etc. Sale Times 9 a m. - 6 P m News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8..00 am. - 8:00 P.M. Sat. 9:30 - 3.•00 Call 683-0707 FURNITURE SALE 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby, Mon. to Sat. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. We have been asked to sell new mattress- es for a factory in Toronto. There are approx. 200 singles, doubles, queen mat- tresses 7 box springs. singles from $9900 15 yr.. new oak tables, chairs. coffee & end tables. cedar chests. buffet & hutch, toilet pa- per.new car batteries from $3500, rocking chairs, roll top desks, oak office chairs. of- fice desks, plus much more. Not an auction, McLean Auction & Liquidations 905-432-2836 or 905-6W3291. ESTATE AUCTION GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE FRI., APRIL 18. 6 P.M. Selling 'he : ,�-tents tram a Kendal cour- 'ry Nome along with a a ;e Selection Of S. hardware. :-Ipment. power S. woodworking ''.s, snow blower --an saw, compres- 5: etc.. Old corner board. ;2 x a ca^e doors). round rirng ,able, set of 6 11`S. Set 4 press t,I AS com lination ^.aboard china cab- rit% gingerbread -NAS high back -Cie :.ale bed. con : ^eGon lowboy seer, treadle sew. machine wash- s'e'-ds. oil lamps, r.,lay oval cook stc.e. occasional ^a tables. kneenole desK and other inter- esting pieces_. This S 3 dual aucbon, two after 2 p m Al time at 6 p.m. Ptan ti attend. Terms Cash approved Cheque visa M, C. Interac AUCTIONEER FRANK G. STAPLETON (905) 786-2244, 1-800.263-9286 'Estate Specialists for over 26 yews' ORVAL MCLEAN AUCTIONS - LINDSAY Consign now to our annual spring consignment sale. Accepting cars. trucks. R V. campers, trailer, riding lawn mowers. tractors, farm equip- ment. construction equipment. shop tools and equipment. Consgn now for ads. Bring to barn daily or call (705) 324-2783 or 1-8W-461-6499. Items must be in by April 19th. • HOLIDAY INN, OSHAWA 1011 BLOOR STREET EAST SUNDAY NOON APRIL 20TH VIEW 11:30 A.M. SALE 12:30 P.M. xk load of mixed merdwiti se irtollydirig bankrupt stock of Irrsurxrs Dft*u" Will be sold at dit sal tial lot: Scott, Aiwa, Emerson, Telemax, Iansuk Orion, electrarucs, cordless phones, 25- x TVs, 4 head HI FI stereo VCRs, answering machines, 19' TV/VCR cornbo, Compact disk ios & homes stereos, CO waknians, camcorder, houseware. T aware, collectible porcelain S, exercise Machines. gym bikes, steppers, ski machines etc Power tools, Mall drills, tiers, routers, scroll saws, screwdrivers, bits, socket sets, piers, file sets. punch & chisel s, porcelain vases, toys, 14K jewelery. precious stone & diamond rings, Michiko peal, gold sovereign coins. antique reproduction furniture. had tables, mirror:, pedestals, art nouveux e statuary Tiffany lamps, power vacuums cleaners, leather attache cases, luggages, montina cookware sets, die cast cars, strollers, jewellery boxes, cork pictures, kitchenware, n scales. Maestro call displayers. Sprint phones, body massagers, Natalia figurines, organ - table, TVIVCR stands, god umbrellas, hunting knives, air beds, lents, in-line roller skates, W tumlture, wine racks, pant stands. 5-pcs set dining set, baby crib mattresses etc. Too rill to list, subject to addition & deletions. Terms Cash, Visa, Mastercard only. 1972 BMW 1111601 im- maculate condition, one owner. 29.700 original miles. windjammer 92. easy brg seat for two. Shoe) bags. brand new tires, new battery. with original manu- als, baggage carrier 53.250 579-9636 1964 YAMAHA SECA 400. 29.000 km new paint. ap- praised S2.000. sell for $1,200 Call 666-3096 after bpm • ' smwrrlown 1991 Mx Skl-Dw, custom mural, lady driven $3500, can be appraised Cao 705- 799-1737 (Lindsay) or 905- 725-1392 (Oshawa), leave message. • Marine 16n. THUNDERCRAFT Bow -ride,. 5(jhp Vercury completely rebu4t. no yours n water. E -Z Load trailer cads of toys included. 56600 firm 905-433-1220 '388 EDSON BOWRIDER wringth -8.6 beam T 10 -gine 4 3 nitre Merc. 175 -•plO Extras twin swim C�adcmt. Complete cone *, Ge top, Pius overall moor- s' cover spare ^ropsin- ;19 axes Cruise Master :raii- �,roter Cal! Paul 905. '6-8333 after 6pm 3 500 00 9 9 EVINRUDE Vl.'or low -)urs '2" 1L,m^„m bCaf -11M swivel seat. trailer & alt ,xesscres. S'200 Sri - ,ail 905-623-8334 Apartmerts rJ M11 For Rent 1 BEDROOM wallet..• -ase^ort a.artmer• 11dks:r Ross+and Avail '+lay s• No Smok.ng Ir - Cels 2 acp„antes ;.ark -g. case aunary. abbbes :ertral air and vac Newly -novated 905-436-"45 'BEDROOM basetnent- �oa,.r,e^t S -00 Boll, iurnisrwd. Ca. ” 0 TV. 4oc oath. shared • 'Chen. ncn-smoke• It -.W Cao 905.666-9228 1 -BEDROOM, SSso, 2 SE -5 Available ^-mrld,al. r falny new oral puler. clean. well building �aintaine0 ilding Call 305721-4083' 2 BEDROOM SE30 an nUuslve A,,a,uole June 'st Quiet Clear building '.crih Oshawa Can 305 x'}-9600 2 BEDROOM Apt. Avail- ac�e •^^ed,a•e . $600 - r ,I hes Clear laundry 'acahhels on property Call `_76.8642 8-5 pm lady NO WEEKENDS 1 BEDROOM acartmeni. Avaliaoie anytime 309 Cordova Ra. Osnawa Yo cats allowed 905.579- 238' 2 BEDROOM top two tools of arge back split .,Se Bright. Dean 5 appl near ilei n0 Smoking, no pets Avail May ' Call 905-837. '765 for appt 2 -BEDROOM• i68C n - dudes au uhht,es. parking & laundry. Centre.Gm Oshawa Clean, spaoous. well -mai,gamed 9-olex near all amenities May 905-985-9106 269 CORDOVA- 2 bdrm apt. Park & Bloor. $700, mo. 2nd floor unitupl, inti. istilast Parking For more into call anytune 4369683. 576.2877 or 623-3706 Waatriay/ltwy 2. two bed- room basement apartment. kitchen, private entrance. use of laundry faclhbes. storage, close to Go and 401. $740 including utili- ties. Call Jim (905) 619- 2089 AJAX. 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment, quiet adult tome, bright, spa- cious. 3 -piece bath, small kitchenette, suit single working person, $480(in- dusive. No-smoker/pets. May 1 905.426-2262 or 420-1040 AJAX. large bright, newly renovated tbledroom base• s ment apartment, no mok- trig. no pets, laundry. park. ing, central au, bathtub. $675 all inclusive Certified 428-1639 AJAX, new 1 bedroom bsmt . apt with separate entrance. steps to Lake and bus route, non smoker avail. May 1, 5600/month inclusive Phone 905-686- 8553 BROOKLIN: Extra large ore bedroom apartment 5685 inclusivealso one bedroom apartment $525 inclusive Both on the sec- ond Noor, available now 655-5539 CHURCH St / Hwy 2 area. 3 -bedroom apartment available. Call (416) 444- 73x1 COMFORTABLE Large ' bedroom basemerr apt Kitchen, fridge, stove. 4pc bath, utilitiesncluded S630month list & last References Call 434-8632 DESIRABLE North Osha. wa Ocavon 2 bedroom, malr floor duplex apart •^ants. $695 plus ^ydroi SE85nclusive F�rs4last references requ,r.d. 00 pets Lynn 436-68% EXECUTIVE APART- MENT V,,, ever 2 c . . .m apa•'ment. ,ak •ar- mgs. arge ',replace =e,lings Oshawa. -to ap. phances. $700 rci❑ewe May 1 st oall 420-1356 FURNISHED A' clean !:.=11 Casemerr apart- ment. side enrrarce share laundry. 40C bath 2 ao- pkances. no sm— r-, nr, pets. single work rgfie•. son 2C mm walk - r) r; near bus stop S6'^t= -o Juslve ':rsvtast. available May ' Call anytime 434- 46%3 HWYe2/ROTHERGLEN. irge 2-oedroom basemer* ipa•'ment. secarare i farce 4-aponarces smox.nry pets Avadat,e ^me^_+ately S'8il sive "rstlasi 'rr ease 305-428 '428 AJAX _ or - berdmcm •-C,a:e AvaiiabN mme- aennv La•ge oackia•. Gose to scnco•s & •a-,- ponatl 905428- 3662 LARGE 2 -BEDROOM e Js^awe ,er•-,. -,•w . decorated. 12-unt bu ding controlled entrance. -ow appliances S695,monih uhbtieyparking ncluded Available May tit 905 728-a9 t 2 LOVELY : pelaroom base. inert aur -ant. Bayy aria whites, parting no smok,ngoets. 5•700 Pius *tmlast. Suits mature work Ong :oupie 424-3509 MAIN FLOOR 3 oedrecm _,s -ort abartmilm. laundry available and Jml- nes 416-244-9116 after pm MAJOR OAK c ncn 2 a',e C(3rm a -;e tamdv room bsmt apt Air. Buie! court. lots of storage sec ant paril utilities n Uuded S775.mo May ' hrst,U31 905-686 bX-4 NEW t Bedroom asemerr act Nat* -u!. separate er- trance. !aunc'y. 4C. cable parking Hanvcdd, 1wy No smokemrfl S -c- morin Cad 686493' APARTMENT UNITS One arC MC Cedroom avail Sole :r dduit building. 'rear ,lospital. 255 Si mcoe St Ni 905: 728-4966 NORTH OSHAWA extra arge tedrocm n wed' maintained quiet building Utdbes. Cable and parkins nctuoed S61969 per month Available May 'st Phone 579-5584 NORTH OSHAWA arge two bedroom. urge balco- nies. quiet burkhng, utilities. -parking included 5679. Available May Ist. 579-5584 OLIVE AND WILSON, large, bright 2 -bedroom. laundry, parking, security, walk out deck. $750 plus hydro. Available May list. 1905)436-9448 ONE bedroom apt. ground floor of Oshawa house. very private. Driveway. picket fence. nonsmoker. $650/ inclusive. Available May 1 571-4293. OSHAWA - 888 . 900 Glen St: 2 bedroom apts. $675- $708. 3 bedroom. dose to shopping. schools, GM and Go. Utilities in- cluded. Firstilast required Cal 728-4993 OSHAWA - One bedroom basement apartment. clean. ail amenities included (6) Available May Ist. Istilast. S550 mo. 434-6623 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15,1"7 -PAGE is [Mlllipe�_n� 4artinencot"" For Rent F M A , For Rent I A000lnodstlon EAMI For Rent � Trailer -Sties Inn, • J RsghIII ations • , RooWdIm CLEAN, QUIET Family Building North Oshawa. 18 2 bdrms In- clusive. Pay cable, parking d latxfdry lac 723-2094 OSHAWA, 2 bedroom apt. available immediately, at 350 Malaga. also 2 bed- room for June 1, 946 Ma son SL $720 Imo. all mau- stve. no pets. call 576- 6724. OSHAWA Newer twia- ing; well-maintained, gen- erous suites Parking 8 hy- dro wX*Aed; on bus route 2 -bedroom. $750, 3 -bed- room. $860 (905) 428- 5740 2 -bedroom upper level. Parking. close to schools, bus. GO. $865Jmo. + ubl. Immediate 430--2092 PICKERING La•ge 2 bed room basement apt 4 pc bath Laundry facilities. Gose to school and ameni- ties $780/month Available May 1st Cap 427-6885 S. PICKERING: Wrm bsmt apt Sec ent, to huge Widening rm Irg eat in kitchen, breakfast bar 4 pc bath. shared indry ti yard walk to 40'. Go stn d Shops call (905) 420-46992 OSHAWA - NORTH Ox- ford Iwo 2 odm- Near GO station 401 Parking hydro balcony,patco $730 all inciusive No dogs Available immediately and April 301h '9051 721.2232 (416) 239-2752 AJAX- 2 bedroom apart- ment in building Utilities included Near bus. shop- ping 8 schoas Ouet, nice area Available May 1 $730.month 683-6145 SOUTH Oshawa a,ge ' bedroom ra sec ^asement apartment on howe• poor of semi, win' aundry 2 -car parking, private entrance. $575 all !rttyuSrve Ai able immediately Mature working singhe.'couole No pets 905-579-1869 STRONG FAMILY ENVIRONMENT C•,-awa Easy access to 4. - sdhoots. shopping G -eat Commurkhr Spm Call (905) 5 71 -4608 for m/o. TOP O WESTNEY - bedroom de,- cono_. available immediately Non-smokers preferred Enswte aundry window CoverngS. 5 appliances saun& exercise room. pool 512M including utilities 1905 831.2210 ONE bedroom apartments for •en! Sdncoe and Gibb area $450 . hydro. Osha- wa Available immediately 5%'-3229 304 Simcoe St S VERY dean bachelor apartment, no pets, non- smoker preferred, an nclu- 5". soum Pickenmg. Rou- gemount area, $475/month Call (905)509-0992 WEST OF Oshawa Can• tre. 3 -bedroom apartment. upstairs in duplex. adult building. $800/month in- cudes everything even ca- ble TV. Available May.3tsV 97 Appy: 134 Duman St., 905.728-7784 WiNTBY . one bedroom man floor. north of Go. lots of windows. ,luxe 1. $600/ mo. 668-3161 or 723-9340. WHITBY APARTMENTS. 2 -bedroom for rent. $650! month; 1 -Bedroom for $550/month. FrsULast re- qu fired. Call 905-725-8911 days, 905.668-4016 even- ings! weekends. WHITBY, bachelor 6 one bedroom, in well man- tained buildings. 4 Sevens Realty Ltd. 9115.668-7777, WHITBY, gorgeous 3 -bed- room. new lutchen, new broadloom new bath. $945 inclusive. Available May Call Paul 665-8444. WHITBY, 235 Ash Street, large 1 -bedroom. $650 in- clusive. parking, laundry facilities. no pets. well- maintained quiet 6-plex, Cal(905)576-7589 WHITBY -2 BEDROOM in Victorian style 4 plex, available June Ist $695 in. cludes utitties, fridge, stove. parking. Ist/last, no pets. 725-1268 WHITBY- Quiet lifestyle" Hugefreshly decorated 1 bedroom Clean, quiet owner occupied budding Lease. 1st 8 last No pets $655 + hydro June 'bi Call 666-2230 �Jl ouses rRent S^ :dC VIM RENT? 'V OWN YOUR HOME FOR $68S/MTW! __wr:a,-- =4sntarged Bankrupt- CxI Me', (905) 571-6275 1-8004"-6275 Mark Stapley �111 _-: --- ;;;w Excel Realty A RENTERS DREAM' Ow^ yo,' Ow^ `tome pike new trbge. stow. $795 mo naudes ace bull ace 8 phone Lhmded selection of 2 and 3 bedrooms Mir req gross income SM.000./year Can Now' Ken Coats, Coli Bank- er(905)728.9414 NEW LUXURY Home in north Ajax on 2 acre lot. available for rent mtdAale summer, suits retired cou- pie 905-683-4154. WHITBY -Oshawa, I have tenants to rent your home $1000 to $1400 range Ask for Lilian North 668- 38M Remax Summit WHITBY, detached 3bed- room. fenced yard. finished base- ment. immaculate, $1050 plus. avail. June Condolynn management, (905) 428- 9766 WHITES / BAYLY, 3 bed- room $925/mth + utilities. fridge/stove/dishwasher, first 7 last. May 1, non smoker, 905-839-0786 Housing Wanted WANTS to rent newer ex- ecutive style home. 4 bed. M. 2 car garage. Whitby wll HOUSE IN AJAX- recently renovated, quiet neighbor- hood, fenced In backyard. Pets and smokers welcame. Close to 401 and stores Share facilities- $350/ month. Call (905) 426- 1837. PICKERING Major Oaks, partially -furnished Irg room, pnvale bathroom, quiet, dean home Parking, laun- dry No pets Ist/last, refer- ences, share with non- smoking professional. Avail immediately. $400 686--0298. SCARBOROUGH- Share 2 bedroom higfhnse, secun- ty. nice neighborhood, dose to amenities, non smoking, no pets. $400 Available June 1st. Call (416) 297. 8709- WANTED- A female to share a townhouse with one other Brock St. and Manning $400 per month inclusive. Phone for retails (905) 665-9767 LAKEFRONT Cottage for rem. 3 bedroom, 3 piece bathroom, includes 9 HP motor 8 boat and much more Call (905)632-9140 or (705)738-2657 AT LAKE SEYMOUR. Woodland Estates, on the Trent River System, family house keeping cottages. 3 Poe. bath, pool, beach, store, playground. 90 min86 Northeast Pickering. 1- 8-813-2212. Rifilkla • 1 Vat:. Relfth CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 bedroom, townhouse. pool. III SM. private yard. available now For info and to view Photos 905 - 579 3788. CLEJIRWATER,moblfes, fully furnished, air condi- boned (permanent homes) 1rea ipay top dollar for clubhouse. Pools. hot tub. ^ght home 2500 sq It plus near beaches and Mato; all 905-726-0877 (:ofltfORlln"" attractions. children wel- For Rent come. $275 weekly. photos ' TOMR1h )use3 shown in your home For Rent AJAX- 2 BDRM. apartment (5)683-5503 or rent Frpge, stove. So" stove. OSHAWA . contained laundry room ' ' Pennate Homes 3 Close to all amender. Fpr Sale ;.bedroom townhouse Gose Available May 1 Call (905) schools and shopping S950/mo all inclusive First, ast Available April 1st -)5-579-9956 days 3 bedroom townhouse in well maintained family :imp!ex Freshly decorat- ed. includes 4 appliances. a1 utilities Park+hg. dose to schools. as amernnes May occupancy 122 Colborne SI E. Oshawa Appt 434- 1972 AJAX 2-3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES. dose to '10. sc"'ols snoppng 5841-$970 11ku utilities Available June Ist (905; ^83-9269. 9 - 5 Rooms EA RIO] for Rent ALTONA RD. / Sheppno: `ng^' -!ear !urnrsnpC - om or employed non smoker in quet 4" home, share Separate kitchen, bath_ 'OOms. references. Ist /last 5100 per week 5"1--2459 CLEA\ BRIGHT HOOSE White, Rd S. 401 B& B avail. Room% for rent, weekly, monthh• Hvdru staff welcome' 420-0042 PICKERING BrocIuHwya2 area F�M.Shed rooms S400AII facilites includ- ed Opposite busstop Avail- able immediately Please can anytime (905) 619- 1930 509-4406 WHITBY- Very clean, 2 bedroom 2 bathrooms. 2 storey. $875/month enGu- s+w Available Immediate- ly Can 1905) 619-2324 Office 8 • Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent nr_ BSC sq 2nd n• S55C 600 sq man $500. 300 - h alaoas from Osn Centre 600 2nd flr $500 1.200 sq. ft. 2nd floor ,.600 Sq. it main Call 4342447 or 655-4132 OFFICE UMTS FOR RENT econd -too,-1good 5,oe Street North (Oshawa) to .afar, parking available available Immodently Can 905-576-5123 ask Icr Bob D, Kathy SALON basement for rent 01m sf ec Renovate to suit YOU Ideal for nits or es- hehciaru Private entrance, hs first 3 montrent free Prime Oshawa location 579-7151 Industrial • Urns AVAILABLE immed. n - d sbiaelad units lir Isase- prime Iocatim. Osh. 2000-4000 sq It 14 It drive-in doors. office front. many uses. rear 401. from $871/mo 433-4161 days, 5795909 we BARN BASEMENT for rent good for work shop or animals. Small veld for rent also. with bam, must be seen (905)655-4609 �i vsr awe, fury upgraded 3. 1 bedrooms. SWCOE NORTH (Osha- INDUSTRIAL UNITS finished basement, fenced wa) Large, bright room n 1280 Terwiuegar 1,937 t yard. garage. deck, close to house. common kitchen 968 S h office warehous- all amenities. $925. utile- facilities,laundry.11 1,," -9 Park and Bldor 1748 ties Available May 1room Abstainer $90nreek and 1775 sq h. 53.25 sq. h. (9051668-0502 Available immediately net. Call 579-5077 after 5 571-3281 2 -BEDROOM Brick Dun- 905-436-1660 galow. Ritson/Knob Hill area. finished basement. Sl ""•`�- EA we S750 . utilities. avadabfe in / ' for ROMMay References. Call 905- A 728-1447 4 BEDROOMS, A/C, dish. washer. 4 appliances. tool shed. available May 1. Quiet Oshawa area. $950 plus utihbes. (905)434 - AJAX, 3 bedroom man floor, newly renovated, dose to scads. $eeo plus, June Lst. (416) 724-5612 apex ka.., 1 Pit* can. man Boor, fridge, .lore GA, no smoking, no Pets, mature professional preferred. SWM -nM- firW last, s references. (905) 132-7942 AJAX- Westney/Ritchie area. 3 bedroom, double garage, 5 appliances, 1 1/2 baths. air, rear GO $1060 3 ODRM. house to share. Clean, bright, Close to lain b transit. $385. + 1/2 utik- ties. IstAast. Cindy, III 2078- A NEWER tame. Courkce area, share all amenities, furnished it needed, $300/ month. Available imme- diately. Leave message 433-2379 AJAX houaa for Shia. 3 bathrooms, parking, cable, laundry, fireplace. jacuzzi, air. Nely decorated bed- room plus sitorg room, $400. Large backyard, close to shopping. Avail- able May 1st. tst/last. No pets, non-smoker. refer- ences. Call 905.683-1769. + utiikes. 1stflast. Available May 4th. Call (416) 281- 0932. OSHAWA - Two plus one bedroom. living room. din - ng room, new carpet, oil heal large dry lot, $800 pias utilities. Ist/last. Call between 9. 5.985-4W8 AJAX. MIGROUNDPOOL Recently renovated mod- ern, dean, cheerful non- smoking house, parbally- fumished/unfumished room only requires bed; laun- dry, parking. Gose to amenities 8 GO, $375/ month. Cal 905128--3209. BANCROFT AREA. 2 bed- room cottage Icerrant stari- ng. May. CaN 905-619- 9231. 05.6199231. COTTAGE on Oak Lake - 20 min. north of Havelock and just 40 min. from Pe- terborough. Beautiful 4 bedroom, chalet styli on the water, wntanzed, all the comforts of Lame. Only available in June; due to last mnule cancellation. Excellent rate. Call 416- tlti9.1719. GREAT fishing and family holiday on Rice Lake. 1 hour from Oshawa. Modem 2 & 3 bedroom cottages, sandy beach, playground, ckldren's program, boat i1 motor. Low family prices, Sunnymead Cottages R.R. 113. Hastings. Om. KOL 1Y0 (705►696.2601. KAWARTHAS KASSA- BOG LAKE, two bedroom house, two/four bedroom oottages, wee equipped, dean lake, sand beach, $450 /SM weekly (705) 292su287, (705) 713.5344. 'RARE OPPORTUNITY - renovated 'asnew' 2 or 3 IedrOOms townhouse. 4 new appliances. $25.000+ yearly income req $600• deposit Call Gentleman George Walker. 728-9414 CENTRAL WHITBY Bun- galow 2-' bedroom. Im- shed basement, hardwood noon, gas fireplace. 2 bathrooms. new o" wan keep tams, move -in condh- bon 5156.900 Can 1.905- 668-2717 COURTICE. 1900 sq h . fniShed on all 4 levels. 3 - bedroom, 2 baths, airtight bnix "'eplace. eat -in kdcn- en w skylight. $17 000 worm of upgrades 5154 goo (905)436-0545 lir &Pot MEADOW VALE/401 Im - maculate ,rge 4 bedroom sem, Fireplace. tinrShed basement. 1 112 car ga- rage. large private yard. MI -in kitchen Loaded' Only 5179.900 Call Mike Lynch 905431-951X). Sales Rep, Sunon Group -Hem - age Realty Iric ELEGANT 3600 SOFT, Rant- Bungalow .1500 so granite kitchen with tun Place Grand Solid Oak formal Octagon on D/RmRrn Oak Halls 6 doors through out Shows a 12.. 4 betlrm A 5 bhrm., Fnisfed .3600 sq h . B smt w, F/P Has sep end lir either business wloffae 8 cont rm in -Law or owner enjoy, great sports ren *rear, Ex - erase RM . Library i1 3 add'tfe ems lots of possi- bilities. Every upgrade nc. Sac. Sys Offering a $2000.00 Bonus cash tack to cover your fegal fees. Cap 436-0312 to view As- king $469.000.00 SU3X= HOT !t! BeauaM 4 bedroom enecubvis home. in prestigious Whitby sub- division. Premum lot 50 x 150. bnSfrad basement. sondem alprnun sun- room. as upgrades. Call (905)666-5318 WANTED - WHTBY hone ood rm, fireplace. $� $190.000 range. Ask lir U - +an North 668MW Ramax Summit. WHITBY 4 bedroom, 2 1/ 2 baths, CIA, hardwood floors. detached garage, in ground Pool, tial fuept-, dose to 401, shopping, schools.$188.000.00 with 4.3% convertible mortgage. hal 729-7486 lir 1ppoirll- ment. rlvestlrlerlt Prowh! PRIVATE SALE, beautiful brick apartment, exclusive North Oshawa, 3 large rental units, hardwood flooring, French windows, all appliances, large yard, double garage +++ Excel- lent investment! $244,900 Call (705) 656-3662 evenIngs - CAMPING MEMBER- SHIP.- Camp US/Canada $4.00/night500 private RV Resorts. Coast to Coast, Paid $3695, sacrafice SnsUS, 1400-236-0327. • 'Business pportunities FOR RENT, Long estab- lished beauty salon, fully equip. $1495Irrro. . Long established auto body shop. completely equip, $1495 lmo. Large car lot, choice Whitby location. $1200 linolos cream fries - burger stand. Choice Whitby location $800 mil. 1100 sq.h store (commer- dal) choice N. Oshawa to - cation $1395 no extras. in- dustrial 1500 sq. ft. shop. drive in door, only 5595 725-1171. TRANSPORT COMPANY for sale. asking $75.000 or best offer Can (416) 726- 4153 • ' Personals CHEATING WIVES - ON- TARIO PHONE NUMBERS. 1-900-451-5566 ext 253 $3 49/mm touch tone. 18 pk/s rM rat sue which is more difficult writing this ad or 'eplY'ng to rt'y I am a single white male who enjoys country living. along with physical fitness. tr"mg and boating it you are a sincere. attractive save W reale. 30-40 with sunilar in- Mirests. Please reply in wnt- rg telling me about you along with a photo to Box 4575. rJo Markham Economist, 9 Heritage Road. Markham Ont L3P 1M3 GIRLS - ONT. HOME s'S 90045' 3638 are 258 S329,mrn. must be /8 T - tone BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names 8 private phone numbers. 1- 900-451.3638 ext 704. $3 291min, must be 18 T - tons • ompanions GENTLEMAN WISHING to meet LaCy 18 52 lir com- panionship Sense of hu- mor a must' Dmcrsson as- sured Serious calls only Previous applicants need not appy Dave (905) 576- 1122.3pm-8pm News Advertiser Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 am. - 8. P.M. Sat. 9:30 - 3:00 Call 61447r ' Arts & • Crafts CRAFT DEALERS wanted for craft sxtravaganza un - (W Itis big top. Joe 7 d 8. at tee Couroce Flea Market. Cath 905.436-1024 Public Notices nage Arts & Crafts Pickering Village Community Centre (corner Linton/Sherwood) OFFERING THE FOLLOWING "SPRING CLASSES" zT Victorian Crafts: Beginners Course 831-2184 Folk Art: Advanced 839-7710 1 Quilting: Beginners 427-9465 Cards Of Cards Of Thanks Thanks EM THE tant;lV hit the late Michelle Berney would like to extend their heartfelt thanks to the community of Brouklin, Sinclair Secondary School, Maple Ridge P.S., Lincoln Alexander P.S., Meadowcrest P.S., and the hundreds of family, friends, and students that pard there respects to Michelle. Your presence gave us the strength to carry on and will always be remembered To Reverend Eagle just knowing you were there to comfort us touched u. deeply Special thanks to the staff of WC. Town Funeral Chapel 1n Whitbv. We will never forget your kindness and support. Our memories of Michelle will live in our hearts forever. She was a veru apecial young lad} and will be greatly missed by all that loved her. With love, The Berrev family. ADVERTISE YOUR GAUG It's easy!! Call CIassifled Advertising for your Garage Sale Package! 683.0707 140-r � News Advertise SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 5'19- 2238 Publie Public Public Min, Notices • Notices • Notices PROPOSAL TO RELOCATE A BINGO HALL A proposal has been submitted to the Municipality of Pickering to relocate a Bingo Hall to: 975 DILLINGHAM ST. PICKERING, ONTARIO. LIW 3132 This proposal has been submitted by MAYFAIR BINGO INC. Copies of the proposal are available at the Municipal Office. Written comments on the proposal may be sut)mitted not later than MAY 22, 1997 and forwarded to the municipal office and to the Commission. Municipality of Pickering The Esplanade kering, Ontario. UZ 611 Ontario Gaming Control 1099 Bay Street, 2nd Floor Toronto, Ontario. M5S 2B3 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. EDUCATED WOMAN 5'11', 36 yr old mother of one, gown hair and green eyes. Enjoys biking, movies, reading, cooking, live theater and more. Seeking a kits term rela- t unship; possible mar - rage, BOX 34997 CASUAL RELATIONSHIP Single mother of one. 18. 5.4', 125 111 blonde hair and blue eyes. Seeking male around the same age Enjoys sports. chil- dren, clubs, movies and quiet evenings at home Casual, possible relation- ship. BOX 11374 LETS GET TOGETHER Couple seeking stra ght make for adult encounters with female partner. No gay, bi or professional working) males please Call BOX 16136 SEEK A COMPANION 54 yr old. 5'4' 118 It, female with no depen- dent5 I'm financlaly secure and a non smoker E- oy country music, nk- da dogs and hugs ,^ coking for a N/S single -ale. 55 to 65. with a sense of humor, or oOm- Danronshp. BOX 23310 SEEKING GENTLEMAN am 49 with long brown -a r and blue eyes, seeking ;r11leman. 45 to 55 Enjoy -g walks romantic ••ven,ngs. and soh music BCX 31997 ROMANCE WANTED at Tacllve romantic. -'-ishan lady seeks an -„heal, mature. romantic -an. 30 to 40. tall and ,,ruder, for a long term rationship. Enjoy walks. - outdoors. good carer sa',on, movies and dining cut BOX 34781 LONELY HEART One attractive, loving. Oefached, working while a ty, Ns. with all acces- s, -,res Included and sense ri humor would like to hear '•gym you Enjoy family, home, dancing, music, 'eading, nature and is easygoing. BOX 23881 CHIC, VIVACIOUS LADY Chic. vivacious. blue eyed biorde, who enjoys outdoor so”. dung and dancing. theatre. travel. Nc.. would like 10 meal an hottest. sin- cere, tun joining gentleman, 45 to 55. BOX 23898 ARE YOU FUN TOO! 38 yr old mother of two, enjoys horseback riding, tail men and Mickey Mouse. Looking for some- one who is a of of fun BOX 34239 I WANT IT ALL! 34 yr old. 5'4' white single mom with blonde hair and blue eyes, enjoys moves. walking on the beach. play- ing pool and more. Seeking a single white male , 33 to 39. YIT to 6'2', medium build• not balding and good looking. BOX 34930 CALL_JrSTHE LAWf Single mom of one looking or a man who enjoys talk- ing, figure skating and trips. If you are into Law. ifs a Plus. BOX 19172 CHIC AND --- Vivacious blue eyed blorxle who enjoys outdoor sports, morereis shhknat. sneers aril tun Ibvirg g� tleman. 45 to 55. BOX 33816 NODEPENDENT LADY Divorced white Mn1W. We 40'a. rV% sociable t*inker, sense of humor. loves movies, walks land "Ifo. Let's talc and find out mors. BOK 23875 MEND MY HEART Coboury aria poNaiwhW, sirs 18 lady, 47, Wkei arYF IMb, heater, travel, tM outdoors, boating, and mons. Low" for romardic. honed men. with to sante 9ttaktas- ECK 32015 SCORPIO FEMALE Port Hoo Cobourg arida. InMNigarK secure, sin 18 lady, 47, Ilia travel, at* mals, boating, the out- doors, and the, fnor thli W in Wa. Seeks gmdwnrt. 45 10 54, with arms intw- a" BOK 32016 SHARE LIFE WITH ME! 18 yr old single mom needs an equal to share her interests; concerts. parties or just staying home. This 5'4', 108 Ib female likes to have fun and wants to share a with you! BOX 11562 FIT LADY Single female. 19. Enjoy sports, movies and working out. Seek tall handsome men, 20 to 25, for rotation - Shp possible. BOX 16589 SIMILARITIES!! 40 yr old attractive. slim white divorced female. 5'4-, no children, seeks and attractive single male. If you like the outdoors. Pets, walks. movies and seek friendship first, call. BOX 18246 INDEPENDENT? 37 yr of independent ful figured, 55- single mom Looking for an independent single white tau male. 38 to 45 who enjoys kids, country walks and music, picnics. renting moves. etc Honesty and casual drinker is a plus. BOX 18883 TALL AND SLIM 28 yr old. 5 ' 1-. slim lemale with red hair and blue eyes Seek a male. 25 to 32. single an no attach- ments, 6or later who enjoys baseball. long walks, quet times at home Interested, give me a calif 3 BOX 14124 SEEK WHITE KNIGHT 40 y, cid separa'er white employed female. 5 2-. pretty with bonds hair and blue eyes Enjoy movies, dung. dancing and laugh- rg Looking for a hand- some, drvorced o, separat- ed white male. with nigh morals BOX 16541 LADY OF CLASS 5.,i.. %.,m. Wssy female with bonds hair and hazel eyes Seeking professional male. 32 to 45 honest, carrg- sncere, mature. who knows what he wants Friendship first. BOX 13722 ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTE Attractive motmer of two Mm hazel eyes. Seel established mal*, 38 to 44. Ns. family oriented, fa with a sense of humor Call for more dads BOX 15653 PETITE PRINCESS 25 yr of petitenubhan princess looking tot hon - III straight forward. nil able man I this is you, give me a call. BOIL 16122 ROMANTIC AT HEART Petite registered nurse. 44 attractive green eyed Monde enjoys squash. aer- obics, dancing, moves. Looking for somewhat attractive male. 40 t0 54. who enjoys his work, but also has time for tun Someone opirmistic. imelk- rgerf . honest, and playful 80X, 23860 BLUE EYED BLONDE Blue eyed bonder lady loves the outdoors. Ines country music, dancing. gong out br dinner. Looking fora man who knows how to treat a Indy Must be tam. 38 to 50. BOK 23866 CAREER FEMALE 44 yr old single mom. enjoys skating, movies, walks, tennis and more. See" someone Interest- ing. BOX 14026 FRIENDSHIP i MORE 37 yr old $009 mom, inde- pendent, sandy blonde hair and brown eyes. enjoys movies, walks, animals and more. Seeking an hhon- wit. independent single male, 38 to 45, husky build. BOK 16210 PARTY GIRL Fwnale. 5'8', brown hair and eyes. Enjoys clubs, partyinpand � movies a more. Seeking a guy with ow same wjI9 s, d baking, 18 and over. gooX 16360 SINGLE MOM 26 yr old black female. 51', seakirg sonfarone who is sincere, honest and wdramey nomantic. Enjoy the outdoors, waking out. swimming. Cooking and more. No Mad gamest BOX 16485 HONESTY EXPECTED 34 yr old separated kenals; two dwdrw% 5'4', enjoys reading. campill walks and mora Seeking an hon- est male whor 1 can nI - to WW tak to BOX 14003 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1997 -PAGE 19 To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. WHaRELICurs To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. FREE Personal Ad FREE: Voice Greeting S2.49 Iii minute. Vim must he 18 4►r older. Birth uuiiall wirrk with T -,m hTi,rwi acid R.,i.l j,hymi-•. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN Elegant, honest and warm lady who enjoys the out- doors, gardening and the theatre; has high stan- dards. Searching for a sin- gle white mate. 45 to 55, tall, no dependents. n/s and much, much more. BOX 17952 F RI EN DS/R E LATI ONSH I P 18 yr old white female, 158 Ibs, frown hair and eyes, good Caking Enjoys tennis. bowling, amusement parks and more Seeking a guy. 18 to 21, good looking and medium burl BOX 19048 NEW TO THE AREA 50 yr old while female. slim and attractive, auburn hair and hazel eyes. Seeking an outgoing, humorous and fun loving companion Enjoys the outdoors. music, gob and tine dining BOX 34018 ZEST FOR LIFE..... Ferri 5'6'. brown eyes and long curly hair, fit and outgoing Seeking some- one. 35 to 45. BOX 34020 ATTRACTIVE/ATHLETIC Creative profess,chai female, 38, 5'6', shoulder length brown hair and brown eyes Enjoy convey sations. cottagng. working out, dinner partes and music. Seek tan, attractive. professional, white male. 30-40. spontaneous with sense of direction and sm- rlar interests. BOX 13930 PROFESSIONAL MAN Indepentbnt. anecllorate 49 yr old white -*male enjoys traveling, adventure and more Looking for a established male compan- ion. 45 to 55. who is a Ns BOX 13989 ANY ROMANTICS LEFT? 5 - brunere ma 20s ',u figured Sacks educated guy will sense of humor. who knows what he wants. AAE I'm smarl. funny. oval Ionaled. love kids, animals. enjoy gong out dancing and staying home snuggling. BOX 31995 CALL ME Single female. 19. straw- berry blonde hair, blue eyl enjoy long walks. sports. mares and hang - ng out Looking for rela- tionship turning into long term Seeking tail straw- berry blond mala with sim- ilar interests BOX 31998 BE MY COWBOY Petiteblue-eyed bionde, tinancall secure, enjoys country music, rodeos. motor cycles, dancing. horseback Tong Looking for a tall, handsome male. 35-45. who likes : owbcrs boots and due jeans BOX 11159 LETS CHAT 48 yr old female, brown hair and eyes, well built Seeking male who likes going out on weekends and a friend to talk too. BOX 13799 EUROPEAN MEN WANTED Caribbean female. tan, slim and attractive. Seeking tau, attractive European male, 50 plus. secure, intelligent. for serious relationship. Honesty a must. BOX 13876 SOUND MITERESTING? Single white female. 28. nlewer married, no children. slim. 5'4', brown hair and hazel eyes. Enjoy Playing pool, cooking. animals. fast Cars. Harley Davidson and quiet nights at home. Seeking slim fit male, spontaneous. 25 to 32. clean shaven and attrac- tive. BOX 13941 LIFE'S A GAMBLE Good gambles, bad gam tiles; how would a nice gentlemen, 39 to 45, like to take a gamble? it may be what you are looking far. Single while femab, 39, employed, enjoys quiet evenings, wilts, garden- ing, and mite. BOX 34155 RETIRED AND BORED Retired single registered Mir$@ looking for comWi- ion or friend. Interests include Yaks, Val dell ing basebal. BOX 13824 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. SINGLE FATHER 48 yr old. 5'5-. 150 It, white male. seeking white n/5 female. trends first Interests are country MUSIC. quiet nights and walks BOX 32017 AFFECTIONATE...... 31 yr old single whine male. 6•. 150 tbs.. brown hair and green eyes, hard working. Ns. social drinker Enjoys travel, 900. movies. long walks and country music. BOX 35157 SPECIAL MOMENTS 34 yr old male seeking Casual encounters with a female Call mer BOX 35171 OSHAWA AREA MALE 33 yr opo 58- ^•ale wan Monde hair and green eyes Enjoys cycling. roller Skating. and rojlerbiadng Seeking a female. 2410 36 Single moms welcome BOX 11418 ROMANTIC !]INNERS 25 y' :a orae -a,e 5 '7 175 Ips. smoker and sociai drinker. employed Enjoy movestheatre. dub and romantic dinners and evenings at home Seek a femaeWith . 22 to 28, h sai Lar interests for possible relationship BOX 11564 SIMPLE PLEASURES Divo,ced 'male 4G 5 11- 180 Ibs . Ns. not into bar scene Hoping to meet someone to share tree sim- pie pleasures at lite. long walks, country drives, din. ner, and movies Trust and honesty essential. mothers welcome B X 23854 COUPLE SEEKS COUPLE Attractive N curious couple. late 20's. ookmg 'or or cou- pie to get together and have tum No lemnne males or masculine temabs Clean and discreet. All messages answered Durham region BOX 238W SPRING INTO ACTION Good 001 5 "- O, arced man. 57. very active financially secure. would like 10 meal honest, unat- tached who or Asan lady Please cal. BOX 23885 STRAWBERRY BLOND Strawberry mond. 19 blue eyes. 66'. 21011ts. am- poyed. likes playing guitar. weight Irving. sports, and ranging out Seeks petite strawberry dondewar srm- dar interests. BOX 32010 LETS SHARE LIFE Successful professional, early 50 s. 5'9'. 148 lbs. rr smoker diverse Interests in jive theater. music, cuisine. books. quiet times, family activities Seeking female. wnth similar interests, to snare We. BOX 32012 ROMANTIC AND HONEST 61'. attractive, honest, ar- ng, professional! male with Bond hair and due eyes enjoys a wile variety of interests and is open to new experiences. Looking or a confident. romantic. honest. and Independent woman. BOX 34770 NEIN IN TORONTO AREA 25 yr old, 5'8'. 145 Ib, Ns male with brown hair and eyes and enjoys the out- doors, rock climbing. mount biking, roller dadng and more. Seeking slim female, 23 to 28, Ns for friendship first. possibly more Wer. BOK 34783 VERY PRROMISWG Late Ws, 6'1', 175 b sire- gle fOw of two. brow haw and etas, nfs. Enjoys woks. Dike riding. bese- bell, WOW dimil movies, sitars by the fi splace and much more. Seeking fernale for king farm rel bw%W ip- BOX 34962 FIANCEE WANTED YourtP 40's, 170 b mala, who is hostel and a Ns. Enjoys outside activities. biking. walking, skating, boating. Seeking female, around 30. SOK 23902 HERE'S A GREAT GUY 5'17. 170 Ib attractive Scottish male, 40's. roman - c and M who enjoys read- ing, music, theatre. skiing, white water rafting, working out and much more Seeking an Independent. attractive female. 30's. Ns. with sophistication and class BOX 34964 WHAT A GUY 38 yr old. 5 8'. ' 55 It, easy going single father seeking single female, 33 to 40. with similar interests for friendship. possible rela- tionship Enjoys family activities, sports, quiet times at home and cud - ding Single mom's wi l - come BOX 34969 UNBREAK MY HEART 3C yr old. 5 5- '30 It male. smoker, occasional drnke, who enjoys shooting pool movies. movies. Torg walks and more Seeking sweet. lovable lady. 25 to 30. to put my heart back Togeth- er BOX 34963 BAD BOY GONE GOOD 26 y, old. 5.7- •60 'b mage who enjoys dining out. moonlit walks squash (the game), golf and outdoor activities Seeking female. 25 to 34 with similar inter. gists BOX 35138 SIMILAR QUALITIES?) 45 , ,c : q orys.ca r '.t male with WOnce hair and blue eyes, generous. car- ing. sensitive and compas- sionate Seeking attractive female aim a small to medium buil Enjoys any - Ming educational, work ng out, mus,c and more BOX 35371 BIGGER THE BETTER Nage ea,'v 3C% wi rig tamale over 3C full '-g. wed. for discreet relation ship. BOX 35374 KIND AND CONSIDERATE Fa-, 4,, w,.. Idl you and I are very much alike and will settle for qual.ay cry we are above average in boils ':t men- tally and physrnuy). suc- cesstwy employedand have something to show for our lives Trust and rola tionsho is very important too BOX 23884 LOYAL FRIEND S,rge arrac'.e estab- IrSted. blue eyed male, late 30's interested in sharing time wait) single, slim, attractive female. 25 to 40 Enjoy long romantic walks, laughing at of movies and dung In style BOX 23893 PLEASE CALL' 18 y• .�a ^die 58' •45 Ibs seek.rg a temaki 5 8- o 511' 145 to 150 IDs Any race A college student a plus For more informa- tion BOX 16365 INDO TRINIDADINA Hardscme professional male. 44 5 7' 150 Ibs, Ns, loves to travel, go to the movies. and spend quiet Time with 'mat someone special Seeks attractive. Ns female. for long term relationship Single moms welcome Nationality not Important BOX 23859 NEEDS FULFILLMENT 38 yr old male. 61', good shape. enjoys working out. long walks, beach. biking and more. Looking or a Lady BOX 34058 IS THIS YOU? Retired Single while male, enjoys life. golf, sports. movies and more. Seeking someone with the same interests. BOX 34059 CALL RW 23 In old. 5'11', 145 b sin- gle male with brown hair and due eyes. Saatdtilg for honesty BOIL 34466 PRETTY SMILE! 28 yr ofd 5'8', 185 b male with king dark Hair and wit it— Enjoys going of dreg, movies and white tamale, 2525 to 30, with a ntwilm build. BOIL 34749 LET'S TALKI 37 yr old, 67. 225 to sin- gle whits male with short donde Mw and due eyes. Enjoys skiing, cottage, gating, dining out, moves and more. Looking for flendship first. BOK 34752 POSSIBLY MORE Single white male. 5'8'. 185 Ibs . attractive. wi lli- gent, n/s, n/d Seeking a bi female couple for personal growth. love, trust ane friendship BOX 34743 SELF-EMPLOYED MALE 31 yr oldsmgle white male. 5'7-. 175 lbs., mus- cular build, long brown hair and hazel eyes Enjoys movies. swimming, playing Pool and more. Looking for a slim, attractive, honest and secure woman, 25 to 35. with similar interests. BOX 34926 SPECIAL SOMEONE... 29 yr Cd 6' male wnhDrown halt and due eyes, medium buil. Enjoys laughing. the outdoors, sports and more Looking for someone spe- cal. BOX 34940 LETS MEET...... 11 yc, are 40 to 49. fa, Pretty lins,de and outj. intelligent. humorous I am a 49 yr old. 6- attractive. ht white male.inteil t with Christian values FOr -ore information please ill, BOX 35341 AROUND MY AGE? See«ng some -re a,,"d 4f, who ,s honest and likes going out I have srorr brown hat and blue eyes BOX 14212 7 Call 1-900-451.3793 52.49 per min. OSHAWA AREA 24 ' &' •r ;'a.grl act ng male 55- '35 tbs. attractive wnr gown hart and eyes Seel a male. 18-24 :n the Oshawa area BOX • " 52 GOOD THINGS IN LIFE 23 f' c,o'^a- s fact, ; . r anatw mab. 25 10 3C ,vino is down to earth and on lOys the good things n Life Enjoy sports music and hanging out BOX 11624 YOUNG LOOKING' fe,v ar,ac!,c -a ir 6 -- 175 Its it Seol sl m. young Iook�rg mare --Oen 3C for e"dsnp and more BOX 13719 LOOKING FOR FIRST Young z -ae 23 vis Oio 9" 5'. 160 Ds la ry' or another bi :tale. for ^v •,rst time Lets get together BOX 18616 ATTRACTIVE AND FIT A'racdve 5 0- 5:. c 'a mate with brown tar and eyes SeeK,rg a mare. 25 to 35, who •s masculine, attractive and down 10 farm BOX 33062 MUST BE CLEAN! Sec,,,e ceupie .r ale 20's. seek mg another couple. where he is or Of seieCt bi For discreet evening en- counters. Cleanliness a must BOX 33490 TRYING SOMETHING NEW 5 6-. 160 to white male. 40 s, seeking gay or to mate for first time en- counter. Discretion a must. BOX 34960 IS THIS FOR YOU? 21 yr old male, 5'1 190 b muscular male seeking men, 35 to 55, or discreet get togetm". BOX 34719 HUSKY MALE 45 yr old husky male, 510', kicking or another mab, 50 pals- BOX 34074 SAME AGE WANTED 18 yr old, 61', 165 Ib b male seeking male. same age and qualities, no facial hair, Ns- Enjoys music, movies, cuddling and more. BOX 35366 PREFFERED Couple with a bi arias male, 5'6', 110 lbs.; wile, 54', 101 bA Looking for other couples or single males for adult pun. BOX ARE WE SIMILAR? 26 yr old bi male, fit, aurac- th e, slim build, seeking a bi or d curious male. 18 to 26. For more inormation... please call BOIL 34927 20 NEW Ads*' ARE WE SIMILAR? 24 y, Oa r� verity male. 5'5'. 140 Ibs . enjoys aaemative musk. Playing pool. con- certs and more Seeking a male. 18 to 25, with sir-' ar interests BOX 34427 PICKERING AREA Early 3C s gay professional white male. 5'9-. 150 as clean shaven Looking for a serious relationsh-p with someone my age Or younger BOX 34750 UNUSUAL RELATIONS 29 yr old '80 :b a•rract-ve of male ;oolong for an open minded, good looking man Discretion cleanliness and drug free a must BOX 34932 ATYOUR PLACE..... S—, r -g an aft -ac, ,r+ oPer minded mare wno would Ike to give me a massage 1 am a b, curious wr•ne male. 30's. 5'10-. 200 abs fit and muscular Discretion and cleanliness a must BOX 35323 SEARCHING FOR YOU... 23 r -a �a a see+ r(- a masculine ale '9 for a discreet relatiorship tare rterested sail' iOX 142" =IRST TIMER Early 3C, - a^redcute bgmsh, b, curious mare Is looking 'or a Discreet and sate '-ran, 50 or Oder For more ,rfor at,or call, BOX 1'55 SEEKING THE SAME C'a- ss - '- anormer cross • ,er Must are discreet For oeta, s Call' BOX 33828 GIVE ME A CHANCE cr a,en. sr- a Smoker and enjoys wine See. another mage 'D grill acquainted BOX '4-,70 PHYSICALLY FIT -- '4„ In a••'acl,ef fit male seeking a ser cus rela onsho Er;oy rea..rg at home, going cut to Orr nor and the bars occas or all Seek a mask -rine ',I mal*, 25 to 35wrtn similar interests BOX • 6515 MANY INTERESTS, Mc 4,s c ,s and straight acting male s wuerested , meeting other d Curious '*ales for good t mes BOX '3094 FRIENDSHIP/GOOD TIME ;4 y- ,,c male. 5 6', 175 Its; seeKirg Other .-ales 28 to 4C 'cr 'rrrldship and gook limes BOX '8968 DISCREET FUN Br c✓ a.,s ^a a -6 anrac- live with great 'egs seeking same Cross dresser, ekes silk stockings. :ngene anc more Call tot more details. BOX ' 1204 IS THIS YOU? Professional gay male, 30. 6'. 180 Ibl blue 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 Dos 4' ole relationship and trend- shp. BOX 11380 FUN TOWS Black male in his late 20's who enjoys working out. 1 am seeking a male in the Oshawa, Pickering or Ajax areas be daytime encoun- ters. Discretion is assured BOX 11295 GET YOUR ATIENnou" NMae male, 5'8'. 160 Ibs-, with brown haw and eyes and is f4 and attractive. I enjoy both Indoor and out- door activities. I son seek- ing a male, 25 to 35, attrec- five, well established, down to earth and laid back. BOX 11317 SEEKING A FRIEND FA male, mid 30's, leading a straight klaslyie. Seeking a masculine male, 28 to 38, or a discreet relation- ship . BOX 238M ihm m ffm more ad& See ffinmrldy Terri on the Internet at S//www.wobfriom&.eom , t . f Call 1.900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. LEAVE A DISCRIPTION Good cGk.ng. c, blonde looking 'or of or G curious. female 19 to 24 who lkes 'O -ave fur Leave full Jesc,,ptior BOX 23895 SHH!' 27 f• ,r white female. 5"8 - blonde 'tart and brow, eyes. athletic Looking 'or discreet encounters wire other b, cu,ious females BOX 33010 FIT THE BILL?? Att'ac-,e seeking sparkimg. soomtaneous lady Security, smcewy cleanliness and discretion is assured and expected BOX 35377 ATTRACTIVE a SLIM 2-1 y• :o'~-ae 4•• bonne iia raro green eyes I enjoy country nrUsit. dancing and Keep- ing r shape LOCK 1g '7 Teel attract. ve'ema es :r f,•endshp and ccsscly gore Box '4'62 SECURE Al -ac, .-.maple n ate 20s ^'Den m,noed see.mg Omer coucr ti 'emare 3111 Gacx -a-el 'or -gold 'Imes and asa, encoun- ters BOX 34933 EUROPEAN FEMALE 35 r . � ;:h. •- --.i .. snort orowr •aa anu green eyes. enjoys 7+e movies. clubs. dinners and more Lboiimg 'Or a long term relationship with a gay acne female. 29 to 35 'em r,re BOX 35345 SOMETHING LONG TERM 27 - r] 4 •4- r ,.1 I Gay w^ to 1ema.e enjoys rollerdadng, b, rg. moves, animals etc Sawli a mature. single Gay emaio with similar interests BOX '6629 SEEKING THE SAME glia gay wide -*male war short Crcwr ^air arc dua eyes Enjoy .oiler bhang. b4k.ng s;, irg movies and mc,e Seek ^g ^nature sin- gle gay '&mare with same interests #or lcrg term real t*rsmo BOX 1915' NEED A PARTNER 32 y, C- 'ess.rra . ecu- atec female erjovs sports. 'rends and cogs Seeking partner. compan- frons a1d friend who s truthful and honest All calls returnee BOX 18891 LOOKING FOR YOU' A^,raCDve marrred Couple In mid 30 s seeking other attractive maned couples in 30S for triondsho and good times BOX 11601 SEEK SPECIAL PERSON 21 yr of of curious female .s seeking otter bi curwus females to experience new things. Enjoy movies and playing sports. BOX 11633 FRIENDSHIP WANTED Single white of curious 27 yr old athacove lemale, 145 los with a good sense of humor. Enjoy sports, annals and musk:. Seek a friendship with similar of curious female. Discretion and cleanliness assured as well as expected. BOX 16607 CURIOUS AND LOOKING Attached, very of curious female. 5'6-. 125 lbs sen- sual and attractive. Looking for a very aggressive. slim. attractive of curious female. BOK 19066 SECRET MEETINGS 32 yr old married female, d curious, polite. Seeking a special woman for first time experience. Discretion a must. BOX 16301 ALL CALLS ANSWERED Marred couple, late 30's and full of Ile. Seeking other married couples. BOX 33809 FANTASIES LNALIAKMO Attractive while couple, 35. Looking for an attractive, bi curious white female, 20 to 40, for fun encounters. BOX 16394 HI. LADIES' 29 yr oto niter gay female Oolong 'or Someone with ire Same interests rrovies socializing and having fun Looking for someone smart and mtelh- gent BOX - 1541 ARE YOU THE ONE? Femme 2! r , will Or7w^ halt and due eyes. smoker Enjoys Jarc,hg. s. i staying up ate watc- rg moves Seeking Drug free female for long •girth ,ela- tolsnip NO HEAD GAMES BOX 13861 ARE YOU DISCREET??? C st'ee, -^,o* -,I 21,s Seeking dean D, curious write 'emale over 25 for adult encounters BOX 33988 FUN COUPLE Lac+^,^etc a- - Ig fner11sr,p Couple n he,, Ute 20s. seeking woman or couple, 26 10 33. slim and anract:ve Enjoys Moves . damc•ng and the club scene Leave 'u,l descrpticr• BOX 33774 NEW TO THE AREA 'er-•a a 29 arfract've Seek ng ar Outgc,ng •,•ar:,,e arae 'ama-e ,r erdsr p possidy, more Dsaeocr and :oamlmess a --st BOX 33960 LEAVE ME A MESSAGE' 2r• r-•- •, r iC r 5 8-Qok,rg 'Cr someone me same age. 'Gr 1,^ond Ship. possible ,eiat,onsmip 1 .Ike cors and parrying BCX ;4357 L I' Call 1-900-451-3793 $2 49 per min. COFFEE ORLUNCHI S1,a,gr„ single wr.1e fomite. 3'drvorced wrtn ora Ch.< ook,ng'of friends 'or Corree urcr and diner things, BOX ' 3' u 1 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP S -g- ;are as 4C Y,5 La and iw, tgured Enjoy sports camping. movies Travel etc Seek a good "rend Or trends inn similar morals and wi ests BOX 16616 AUTUMN FUN Large s rg:e -a a wishes to meet with full figured lemales for daytime get ta,•ethers and chats BOX 23137 4= Call 1-900-451-3793 52.49 per min. ARE YOU MY LADY? 55 yr old male. 62". 25C its a s and n Looking for Gassy still lady who is sexy and attractive BOX 14189 WIDOWERS CALL ME Wroowed tema:e seeking N's, christen widower. 65 to 70. or friendship Enjoy eating out. garage sakes and travel. BOX 10707 SEEK COMPATISOUTY Single white male. attrac- tive, 63". 210 lbs.. smoker. Enjoys romantic dinners and long walks. Looking for a female with the same interests. BOX 238M FINE PRINT To pace your ad with a 'live' attendant call 14M360-1403 /403 7Ae rper- afors of Oshawa This Week reserve the right to. &M ap ads for content and assume no hammy for ads or responses. reel or revise ads which are deemed inappro- priate; print ads based on space evadabihily, Advanced Telecom Services. Inc. are the program operators and can be reached at t -SW 928-5699 Mon -Fri gam to 5pm. You may also change at renew your ad by calling this number. Copyright 1997 ATS .+. Y L:'T �._'� •'�, "Y Y�i:� u. W�rYj�+T.tWl�t� Y%t.w1: 1 ". Aa-.. PAGE 20 -THF, NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, APRIL 15, IM I IV" PAI'1biE1�jS IN" INTEREST FOR SNE -See Store ti>r Details-n.A.C. 1 III 2 .FREE CHOICES • NO GST •BEDFRgME WILLOWS SHEETS NO PST MATTRESS COVER DELIVERY f L-1 A11as ff•1 RAYLY 11—� —M d - M '+°4"'�ita'eiiM �7 �iW� IGS �Kt��ia1 ls''.BR/.TLiI� TRUCK AF f 10 15 YEARI YEAR OTY • - OTY POSTURCARE r COMFORT SLEEP SINGLE $159 SINGLE MATTRESS (MATTRESS l SET 5249 SET $299 1 >Ot'61.F 1 `:) 9:11.71" 299 QtW.1:-11%i-.2;9 SET 369 Qt s�-1-g2y K v N(:__. _t9)9) titi"t'6t9 Lj[1EF_N..... 4 3 St'T 649 2�25 YEAR ORTHO PRAC nCORTHO ELEGANCE SINGLE$29 2 $ 309 MATTRESS MATTRESS SET $379 SET $499 lxJI iRLF_...:�) SET 449NIKINEi IK )t iRLF_...,iSy SET S49 QIIEFN......'..')y Sew 469QuFFN ..... '*019 SET 619 KING........ -s V9) SFT 719._....._SS9) Stri """ A -SHAPED FUTON includes 5" Mattress .T. $178 PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED _ MasfeCar 20 Westmy Road S. 619-1315 ELECTRIC ADJUSTABLE BED 4 0999 ur gwuru v fnlrxlr "0111M • 10Li tP� iiN/i-M. I" gobwdftv ,aa ff, 'u: r l F la DYNASTY SINGLE T MA,�S2 SET $329 SU K- 449 dl7EFN ..._.479) svT c n-> ORTHO SUPREME SINGLE MATTRESS 359 SET $559 IK>URA-F ... • 29 SET 679 QUEEN ..... tiET '749 KIN(:... ........ 66.49 SET f 099 MATES BED 2 large storage drawers 199 •1:{1"L• 79 Twom Rood West" .433-1052 -