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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_04_25ews Pickering -Rouge THE tQ`riij'� OF PIC.,it-, " • rt14T.7 civeftiser Optional 4 week home deliver}- charge $5/ $1 newsstand April 25. 1997, t'(>l. 32. No. 17. Pressrun 42,500 32 pages Going up Councillors - question Claremont project's cost increase B,t' MARIANNE TAKACS cial governments. Pickering's share of STAFT REPORT" the bill was supposed to be $870.297 PICKERING — Questions have when the project was first approved in arisen about a $100,000 1995. However. when it was increase in the price tag for tenderedin 1996 It was found ,W the new $2.8 -million Clarc- the original cost estimate was mont Community Centre low and Council authorized scheduled to open this spring an additional expenditure of in north Pickering. $1 19.439. Now, Council is I Construction costs for the being asked to approve a facilit.. which includes a spending increase of about seniors' centre, fire hall and $1000k) for changes that library, are W he re%iewcd by have already been made. Council. The increase would "The work has been done but bring the Town's share of its there was no authority to pay cost to 51.(9 million. Picker- %IAURICE for it:' says Ward I Regional ing has also spent $5360X) BRE:NNER Councillor !Maurice Brenner, on land for the project. 'No authority" who heads the Town audit The centre has been built committee which initiated a with $1.74 million in infrastructure request for a review of expenditures on funding from the federal and proyin- See CLARENIONT/page 2 INSIDE Banquet Around Durham - Nexus from cxher rumtnunrurs in the region brought back -- page 13. , Editorial Page ...........6 sports................23 Classified .............26 HOW TO REACH US General . . . . . . . . . . 683-5110 Death Notices . . . . . 683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 Email ......... I....... Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — A fund-raising banquet for the new Ontario Sports Legends Hall of Fame to be built here has been moved from Toronto to Pickering in response to complaints from local politicians and others. Four weeks ago, when Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan ques- tioned the choice of a site in Toronto for the event at a Town Council meeting, he was told it was being held there because there was no suit - See FUROR/page 4 isram cb6che. Neje rni ad CL -104 V—r :*I".� 1 ■TSJ .w.. � - 5 FRa photo by A.J. Groen Not the Macarena A dance-a-thon held at St. Isaac logues Catholic School in Pickering brought out a huge and enthusastic group of students this week. The event, organized by the school's parent -teacher association, was held to help raise money for needed school books. Nora Currie (centre) tries to find a little room to move between energetic dancers Anna Kowalski (left) and Lexi Haslam as they dance to that old standby, The Bird Dance. The event provided kids an extra opportunity to burn off some energy. Vi 1"' t.y., , ,,, t, t.. .1 4 "I'll : -j e . i'. r !'11 PAGE 2 - THE NEWS AD1{ERTISER FRIDAY, APjtll, 25. IW71 �. ! ► ► aC remont Community Centre plan CLAREMONT/From page 1 the community centre. " Am thing that's of that magnitude of an over -expenditure must Jo to Council" Coun. Brenner admits the additional muncv will probably have to be spent no matter what the review concludes. "Obviously. we don't want Claremont to become a white elephant, in terms of not being completed." Town director of parks and facilities Everett Buntsma has provided a report to Council breaking down the changes which hays led to the need for more money. Six hundred square feet of additional space at a cost of' S 1-2 3.(x)0 was added to the t-acilitv's multi-purpose hall to ensure it could hold up to 270 people titr dances. As well, there were $19,(Xx) worth of alterations to the kitchen exhaust to adapt it to larger kitchen equipment, and $1(1.()(x) more was spent on hea\ icr wiring for roof -top heatm_l and cooling, equipment. At the same time, about $42.5110 in expenditures sur items such as landscaping. a nwyablc wall and a new Fmcreenc\ Operations Centre fur pick- cnng tto deal with emergencies such as a nuclear accident) were deleted. All changes were approved by the project building committee. which includes some rncmhers of Council and Mr. Buntsma. Coun. Brenner saNs ",cycral councillors - ha -,c been cunccrned about expenditures for Cat shoe roars into Pickering PICKERINC -- The Complex. I Nfi- YaIIcv Motor Clts Cat Club holds Farm Rd. About 175 pure - its Championship Cat bred cats. kittens and Shows todax and Saturdav household pet. In competl- Che e\cnt rum From 10 tion. Cost Is $3 for adults a.m. to 5 p.m. todax and 9 and $_ for seniors and chil- a.m. to 5 p m. tomorrow at dren. Call t %s) 7410 the Pickcrtnv, Recreation for information. I I ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Ajax & Pickering6. 1, We take away SPECIALIST_IN: • �nmm�np cr SAVE MONEY - ycu ciean up • TlpalroQ i . D. .0 woos t Stumps rernoved ny machine . P•unnQ • Pmnlal ReScue Fulry IrISUred. F'Pe Estimates • CAV" Re Daw .:5 vearS Ezpenence /t � . , call Jerry,+�, l cost up by $ 100,000 the communis} ccntre and came to him ask- ing fur the audit committee to raise the issue. Council recently appro�cd a reconttrtenda- tton from the audit comnimee fur monthly capital project costing reviews. -What we need to understand is what we're spending the muncv on;' says Coun. Brenner. Mr. Buntsma's report and another to the audit committee Irom the treasury dcpart- ment were on Monday's Council agenda but councillors deferred the issue to their next meeting. The issue was put oft. according to Coun. Brenner, because "the numbers don't add up" and sonic staff ntcnthers who council- lors wanted to qucstiun were not present. The audit committee chairman wants to know why the $99.088 needed to finish the ccntre is defined in the treasury report as "minimum additional funding required". "it it's minimum. what else don't we know about? I'd like to know what the max- imum amount is." The community centre project was under- takcn to replace deficient facilities in Clare- mont. The hamlet's old library had no run- ning water, washrooms or parking. New fire trucks could not fit through the doors of its lire hall, which had no septic system. The old community hall had insufficient wash- rooms and parking and was not accessible to the disabled and elderly. and the old seniors' ccntre w:►s also inaccessible. HIGH F__ LYERS nT PTC! Saturday. April 26th at Centre Court The Ajax Model Airplane Club presents a display of unique, and uniquely beautiful, 0 radio controlled aircraft that will leave amazed. the"pilots' and ,.: re about this , excitingoxciting ho b b as you'. )admire the planes! THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997 - PAGE. 3 Durham educatorsive school boards' overhaul' mixled� �g radets g BY LINDA WHITE STAFF RFXW ER Durham's public school board is cautiously resigned to a massive overhaul of the education system with the passing of the Fewer School Boards Act, while the sepa- rate board is certain students will reap the rewards. Minister of Education and Training "John Snobelen has said the role of trustees will be guardians of education, but think we will need to be the watchdogs of education;' Durham Board of Education chairman and Pickering trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich said Thursday, a day after the Province approve Bill 104. She's worried atxlut how the capital needs of sc:h(x)l boards will be addressed because the Province "is going to have 1(X) per cent control of funding...) don't know how capital needs will be addressed. It's like a big pu//Ic, and the pieces are just starting to coni , Jut But Durhani Rcgi,)n remember to recycle ' Roman Catholic Separate School Board chairman Tom Oldman applauds changes. He believes school boards will be more fairly funded throughout the province, noting most separate boards and some public boards in small areas have tra- ditionally had less money to spend than large boards like those in Toronto. "You can't argue with the fact that we have to give more money to the class- room;" believes the Whitby trustee. " 1lhe thrust of these changes will do just that" M PPS voted 61-33 Wednesday night to give final approval to Bill 104, which will see the number of sLhool boards reduced from 129 to 66 and the number of elected trustees slashed from atx>ut 1,9(X) to 700. Their salaries will be capped at $5,0(X) a year and they will no longer be responsible for setting bud- gets and taxing municipal property owners. While Mrs. Schedlich is concerned how fewer trustees will be able to represent seven municipali- ties, Mr. Oldman believes his board "will be able to function quite well with fewer trustees" And he believes a decrease in salary is appro- priate, since the responsibilities of trustees will also be decreased. Oshawa Riding MPP tem Ouellette was unable to attend Wednesday's vote but believes the reduction in the RUTH ANN SCHEDLICH 'Watchdogs' VEHICLE SERVICE TIP OF THE WEEK Lynn Goodis Consumer Car Man Servicc 420-3555 Regular lube, oil, filter and inspection is as vital to the life of your car as blood is to your body. number of trustees is fair. Few people he surveyed "know the function of a trustee or could even name their trustee", while manv were critical of the public board's new educa- tion centre. dubbed "the Taj Mahal" by irate taxpayers. He believes the changes will put more money in the classroom and will thereby produce better students. Meanwhile, an Education Improvement Commission will he established to oversee the transition to the new sys- tem. It will help establish new board M)undaries, handle staff downsvin2 and increase par- ent involvement in their chil- dren's schools through , hool councils. Both boards anticipate many more changes as a result of Bill 104. The Dan McTeague Campaign Team invites you and your family and friends for food and light refreshments at the official opening of their campaign off ce on Sunday, April 2 7, 199 7 from 1: 00 p. m. to 3: 00 P. m. at 984 Kingston Road in Pickering (former Mazda dealership between Whites hoad and Dixie Road. Dan McTeaeue .IOl&.l I Passing of the bill "isn't as devastating for (Durham's public board) as it is for other boards" because it won't be amalgamating with another board and its boundaries will remain the same, notes Mrs. Schedlich. -It's time we move on and see what regulations come out of this and get those pieces in place...For the next few years. there will he chaos" Mr. Oldman promises to keep a watchful eye on changes. "We have a clear understanding that the integri- ty of the Catholic system will he maintained. We haven't heard anything otherwise" "wow tq Tedd Mccw". 014ii14" rel DW Get S M 50 off selectedImprofikappliances Get GE Profile appliance quality at a price you would pay for a lesser product! 11• - ges • Refrigerators • Dishwas en Ran Washers • Dryers' cooktops -1- T_ Ovens I O'd 4OProfikappliances =ATINDAY All SUNDAY ONLY aMPM.aECMC .:� e really know GE appliances. Ask top their expert advice. �Lri1 PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER F'RIDAV. APRIL 25, 1997 P Furor prompts venue change for sports hall of fame fund-raising event FUROR/From page 1 able venue for it available locally. Now it will he held in the banquet hall at the Pickering_ Recreation Complex on lune 25. The original venue was the Royal York Ho. 'I in Toronto on June IS. A yolf tournament will be held in conjunction with the banquet June 26 at the Cherry Downs Golf and Countrn Club. In a letter to PickerinL, Itla\or Wao,ne Arthurs, hall chairman Bru,c Prentice explained the location of the banquet was heing changed "duc t the man\ con- cerns expressed b\ not onlo. mem- bers of Council. but parts of the business commu- rim, and other sports -interested indrxiduals-'. MoneN raised b\ the banquet and the golf tour- I)AN E R N A N nament will go to Questioncd funding the cost of the hall It's locale hero: built b\ an oreaniiauon kn,,wn as Ontario Sports Legends. IndULtec', into the hall will include people horn in Ontario who ha%e made a major contribution to .port and people from elsewhere who hasr made their mark on .port in Ontario. The June 's .cent w ill he the first official induction dinner for the hall. Ultimatclx, according to its orga- nvcr.. the Hall of Fame project mi,_ht also include a .port-, museum, an entertainment centre. a theatre. a fast -tool restaurant/har and a sou - Unsafe bus case adjourned until June 9 Police stopped vehicle before it picked up students The case of an Oshawa chartered bus operator charged with operating an unsafe vehicle has been adjourned to June 9. Herbert Cornforth. owner of H and D Bus Lines, was charged by the Ministry of Transportation after a bus found to have numerous safety flaws was pulled off the road by Durham Regional Police in Febru- ary. The bus, a 1984 Econoline, was on its way to Ajax's Exeter High School, from where it was to trans- port a group of students to Toronto's Lester B. Pearson Airport for a school project. An inspection revealed jammed escape windows, brake defects, an exhaust leak located near the gas tank, under -inflated tires and other defects, police said. The offence carries a maximum $20,000 fine. Mr. Cornforth is to appear in traf- fic court in Whitby on June 9. venir shop. first choice is to construct a new building for considered. The priority, he explains, is gei- Mr. Prentice says he's hoping fur an it, but placing it in an existing deNelopment ting a good location. Mr. Prentice expects announcement this summer regarding the such as the Pickering Recreation C'ontplex the new hall may he built within about Iwo location and de,�ign of the hall. He notes the or the Metro F&.1 Trade Centre is also bring years. If! M UP ow chm SCRATCH AT THE CASH & 4 SAIKo uv To $1006 ON ANY PURCHASE' OF $25 OR MORE FrWX AM'I P61k I % Apil 2701 anrww�rwtrn.�na W rw�rra it tient sm afettylei ttr pr meow i an no Mc F Accessories. 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E. 428-4450 at Harwood Ave. Y. a In t .i.a. tt as taxi lxdae rased) add rt l Sf I1.1 / r 51,500 pffdae w Stl/ IS a 52.000 purchm ere wdt e d Yid x ie tr i Yieare i $010 31 w Sl 213 A is pear off a eal d 21 ORR& r We Dia: ere M am mpla rverydq b prim Snare Mws we Ott wdtkk PAGE 6 - THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997 Ajax -Pickering ditorials News Advertiser nit News andetterS A Mctroland Community paper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-51 10 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 • Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Bring Jose home now There can he few things more tragic in life than to have your child robbed of a brwht future. their dreams unfulfilled. their potential never realized. Just ask the Aresenault family of' Pickering. Jose Arsenault was a Ili -\ear -old high school student in ,(,%ember 1993 when she was thro,.cn from a car driven h\ a friend. She suffered a brain injurN so severe that doctors say there's no chance of a complete recover-.. Three -and -a -half %ears later. Jose still can't walk or talk She nods her head occastonalk. but nobody knows how much she understands. Jose's family, and agrowing number of residents in the community, ha -.cd handed together for a simple purpose: to bring Jose home. Currently. because of the extent of her injuries. she .ta%% at the Lake Enc Institute of Rehabilitation in Pcnnsvl%ania JoNc*, tamil,, and arca residents suggest a letter-wnrin:' campaign to arca MPP Janet Ecker to put pressure on the Ontario go%crnment to ha%c Jose's reha- bihianon program brought closer to home Surel%. even in this era of cost -outline, there is room for such a compelling case Jo%C's tartly has surely paid .ts share here in Ontario and has earned that simple right. We encourage sou, too, to join the campaign. whether you live in Pickering or Ajax Theirs' is not a mission which is unrealistic- Their request does not put aurone -- and least of all the Ontario gu%crnment -- in a difficult position. The communit), wants a resident brought home. We urge %ou to join the quest. «'pile no one can erase the heartache of Jose's fami- ly, we can all help to case the hardship. Gil Tn rr,%pond to this editorial call InJosource at "'! fOSOUrCe 6X.? -7140 and dial 4�Iw ♦You said it... In response to the News Advertiser's April 15 editorial headlined `Getting public info like pulling teeth', our read- ers said: "I found your editorial quite amusing. Now that vou've finished working on the federal level, per- haps you can start on the provincial level. I have tried to get information from (Durham West MPP Janet) Ecker's office for some time on a number of issues and I didn't get very far with them either. Thanks for the editorial" Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper blished Tuesday Wedne%cla Frida Sunda ON YA...74ERE'S A BUNCH OF NONE CALLS FOR YOU WITH T4�E SAME MESSAGE... I- Jf I' e v Letters to the editor Why the fuss, firefighters`.' To the editor: 1 write w ith reference to the numer- ous lettere from firefighters that have appeared recently firefighters the Ncos Advertiser in relation to Bill 94. the legislation that would overhaul f ire - fighting. Sc%eral firefighters have written to express their opposition to it on the grounds that it would allow part-timers to join their ranks and thereby increase the danger to them and the public when at a fir, serene. Whv all the fuss? The chill does not mandate such develop- ments and it will be up to municipal/regional councils to decide whether to hire part-timers or not. The firemen could well plead their cause in front of them, bodies at that time. T?u comments from Mr. Haden that firefighters care about the communities they serve is all well and good, but the members of these communities are sufficiently qualified to decide who Neill provide thein with quality and cost-effective services, be it in this sphere or in any other area, e.g. school services. Methinks Mr. Haden doth protest too much and prematurely. Or could it be that he is really more concerned with perceived threats to the current comfortable and well-paid status quo. his denials notwithstanding• than with the safety of" the community that he so champions' Paul ♦ idlak. Ajax School boards shouldn't have power to tax To the editor: I would like to voice my opposition to an increase in school taxes. Since the early 198Os our school taxes have been dramatically increased. Again. after last year's increase of about $50, we have another hike. How is this possible? We are living in a time when government services are cut daily. Many people face very difficult times and the school board has the nerve to ask for more money. I personally do not believe in school boards having the power to tax the ratepayers. This makes it too easy for them not to curtail their expendi- tures. Doemben Mohr, Pickering JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief TO REACH US STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor % •' ) 4C C..db- BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager General: 683-5110 - ALVIN BROUWEIt, Retail Advertising Manager Classit5ed: 683-0707 EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager Distribution: 683-5117 MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager Adtiaia/(lttcsified Fax: 683-7363 ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Co�posina Fax: 579-9273 BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager ��: newsroomOdurhamnews.nei JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager v Letter Health care reforms wrong 7 o the editor: Why is there such a panic to "reform our health care system? Some reform to health care is neces%ary and incvitable Services can and should he co-ordinated and improved, but despite the govern- ment's infomercials (which we're paying fieri, that's neither the direction nor the purpose of the changes. The Health Services Rcstructunn, Committee wields a one -edged sword cut spending. Our health minister says its word is law. distancing himself from the cuts, but its recommendations fur improvements are not law, only nx:oni- mendations, and can he ignored. And the ultimate goal of the govern- ment a privatized, two-tiered system Cut services that are now covered b,, OHIP and increase user fec%. Open the way for American health management interests to take over the middle- anu upper-class h,aith markets. The removal of health care from the protection of the Canada Health Act not only means the expansion of a two-tiered system, but the ensuing privatization will mean the exporting of health care fund% to suppo�n private companies, removing mond from th, system, the community and the country. Canadian health care administrative costs arc about 3 per cent: cosi% to Americans, with their pnvatizcd system. run at about 29 percent.'rhis runsdirect- h counter to tfx: professed aim of more efficient u.%c of health-care funds. A good clue to mo ovation is to exam- ine who, is asking fix theme changes. Its American hawd HMOs and insurance companies that stand to make ma%sive profits from the destruction of our s%,, - tem. Our taxes, by the way, also subsi- dize their lobbying campaigns, including those of the giant drug multinationals. lobbying to keep Bill C-91, gouging us to increase their already obscene profit margins by keeping 20 -year monopolies un their drugs. Mulroney gave us that one. Chretien is pushing to extend it. What can we do? Don't just sit around and complain, get out and do it publicly. Join a community group. Protest. Educate yourself and your friends. Call your MP and MPP and tell them that you're mad as hell and aren't going to vote for them any more. Their fear of the corporate slush funds being depleted is only superseded by their fear of losing their place at the trough alto- gether. Then find an honest politician, if you can, and don't just vote for them; get out and campaign for them Phi Pbdart The News Advertiser is one of the metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of ww�apopers. 71w 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. y' y' y 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager bitp:l/www.durbamnews.net ) 4C C..db- THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAV, APRIL 25,1997 -PAGE 7 ' f'I ;%,` t -- i 5'•'! 'i -r'I' — I :.•I - •.i . A'i :..., •.- , .f ; PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. APRIL 25. 1997 Ajax urges residents to be green and clean Individuals, groups, firms urged to do their part for the environment AJAX — You can do your part to snake Ajax a cleaner place to live from April 28 to May 4. Ajax Environmental Affairs Week features a ,arictN of park. school and nciehhorhood clean-ups, and school activities. Martin Olcnroot and John Scott arc co-chairmen of the ninth annual Ala\ Environmental Affairs Week. Ajax Citizens for the Environment will have displays at Ajar Puhhi: l.ibrar\ branches and Town communi- t. centres all week. Call Shcrri Brown at 4_S -31s-9 for more information. On Wednesda\, April 30. the A1; Donald's Restaurant Kinsmen Woodlot clean-up will he held. Con- tact Maureen Dowhaniuk at 6S(,-'133. A new e\cnt this \car is the Shoal Point and Carruthers Creek Citvcns Charity bowl-a-thon rolls in Ajax on Sunday Event to rare money for perinatal bereavement service A charity tx)wl-a-than is heine held this Sunda% for an organization that pro%Ides support to families who have lost babies to miscarriage. stillbirth or infant death. Perinatal Berea\ement Scr%ices Ontario (PBSO) is holdine the e\ent from 3 to 5 p.m. at Ala\ Bowl in the Alax Plaza on Harwh cgf A\enue fust south of Hw v 401. A special children's lane will be a\ allable. so bowlers of all ages can participate. There will also be prizes available for txlwlers. Including Internet pack- zwes from f=uture Shop, gift certiti- cates from Wal-Mart and BiWa\. and eil'ts from Food Basics. The Bo&, Shop is sponsoring the e\ent. Cost to bowl is $10 with all pro- ceeds going to the PBSO. The Markham -based organization provides support services to families in the Greater Toronto Area. Call the organization at 905-472- 1807 for more information. d 39=10M CORRECTION NOTICE MEDIA 0441 ON SALE MONDAY APRIL 21 - SUNDAY APRIL 27/97 PAGE 38 READS: HOT BUYS 1/2 PRICE 21 -PC. BIT SET a75195AD READS 21 -PC. BIT SET PICTURE SHOWS 60 -PC. BIT SET "NOT EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED" SEARS REGRETS ANY INCONVENIENCE THAT THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED. community clean-up on Saturday. May 3 from 9 a.m. to noon. Call Shan Kelley at 686-4393 for more information. Other events on Mav 3, also from S a.m. to noon, are clean-ups of Clements Road Park (Margaret Low at 686-0707) and Westnev Heights Park (Rick Thompson at 686-3478). The week wraps up on Sunday, May 4 from 9 a.m. to noon with the annual clean-up along the lakefront, starting at Rotary Park on Lake Driveway 'Kest. The first 50 participants receive a free Egg McMuffin from the Ajax McDonald's Restaurant. Also from 9 a.m. to noon, the Durham Em ironmental Network w ill remove purple loosestrife from the Duffin% Creek marsh at Rotar\ Park. A composting demonstration and a draw for a free composter will also be held at Rotary Park. May 4 to M is Celebrate Your Watershed Week. The Metro Toronto and Region Conserva- tion Authority is holding a waterfront walk Sunday. May 4 from I to 2 p.m. starting at Rotary Park. Call Errol Sarpkaya at 686-9214 or Joe Dickson at 683-7940 for more intiirma- tion. Ajax High School will host a fashion dis- play using recycled materials set up by Joe Gudinskas in the library and Doris Cherkas' art classes are making cn%ironmcntal posters fiir the school Sr�,ral A1,1\ HI,-li inside the school, on school property and the surrounding area. Numerous public schools also have activi- ties planned during the week. At Lakeside Public School, events include a Science Olympics and environmental T-shirt sale, while students at Lord Elgin Public School will have a 3R's Day. a book swap and an Adopt -an -Animal project. Activities at Roland Michener Public School include a clean-up of the school yard and a Speaking of Wildlife animal visit. At St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School, there's an Adept -a -Park clean-up. Croups. rndt\iduals and businesses wanti- ng to take Bart in the v cek can call Mi Oicn- 1 yAt 1 FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, YOU WILL SAVE LIKE NEVER BEFORE DURING OUR HUGE 2 -DAY TENT EVENT! s up to THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 25,1997 -PAGE 9 699 KINGRON RD. PICKING ..831 m6360 HWY. Me BRAND NAME SAVINGS ON A HUGE SELECTION OF uvo rw��rt. Cl] ad;das Raa j i �3ROOKS EXPIRES APRIL 27197 PAGE IU - THE NEWS AD%'EKTISEK FRIDAY, APKIL 25, 1997 `B lessed' AJ ax mom watches kids grow up after lung trans !ant BN' LINDA WHITE S-1 AFF RFPOR ITR For an Ajax woman who was once "the super mom of the generation". the greatest Joy in receiving a single lung transplant six vicars ago has been watching her children grow up. "I thank the Lord 1 ant alive:" says Carol Trutman. -Vin so grateful I've been able to watch my children ,row up N1s. Trotman was 3S \cars old when she rcceiycd it sin- gle lung transplant in March lyu)I. Just two months atter she had been placed on it Itst of people needing organ donations. She vv itcd her doctor sc\ - eral months before that because she "started to get tired \cr\ yuickl\ She was ordered off work for a month and shortl\ thereafter was diagnosed with primar\ pul- rnonare h\pericnsu,n, which meant she wasn't rccci\ m,_• the (,\\xn she needed I)octor% didn't immediate - 1% recommend a tran,plant. but h\ Januar\ her hcan "had swollen sur hig, it was a con- cern.. The nett week, were "\cr, tr\mg on her :hildren** — then aged I,,. 4 and nine —who were gcttin_ t,\cr the hreaku; of their parcnls, rnar- rtagc and were dealing with tears that their mother might not sur\ i\c an operation c\cn it a ,uuablc transplant was located Nulluwtnr the operation. N1,. Trotntan remained in inicnsr\c care sir week, and wasn'l released from hospital until August. 1)urin_• that time, friends helped her Ad- dren rnu\c to a new home "71x\ s:r\ \ou rcall\ find out who \ our t kids are when \ou re ,ilk, note, M, Trotman. "I am very blessed, bLcause I had many wonder- ful friends helping me and my children get through that difficult time.- Today. ime"Today. Ms. Trotman's eldest daughter is a teacher at Pine Ridgc Secondar\ School in Pickering and is married to a fellow teacher. Her son recent!\ completed high school and has applied for iolle,-,e and her youngest daughter "who was in pin- tails" at the time of the trans- plant "iN 15 years old and has grown into a hcautilul i irl. I was so afraid I would neer sec then[ gro\\ up." She urges people to scri- ousl\ consider the issue of urian donation. "Transplan- tation works._Peoplc should sign their donor card and diN- cuss it with their fanttl\" hccausc doctors have respect fur the feelings of a gric\ m,, lanul\ and wont retne\e organs if close rclati\es object -- even it the donor card is signed. J J J 1=or it L:cai rr. ,her and sister, organ donation has meant ,oinclhing more than %i_nin_ a card Janct Pullins. ; I. tit`:\fay, rclu,cd to stand h\ hclplcssl\ as the health of herbrother Ernie Heasley. 5;, of Ptckrring. uietenorat- ed. ..He had hcen sick 1-,,r so lung:' recall% Mr,. Pullin,. "I dust ,ceded one da\ to find out it I could donate a kidne\ and alter %omc tests found out I A aN a match" \1r Hcasie\ learned he had k:.incy problem,, when he went to the doctor ahu,ut it decade ago with flu-like s\ mptom,. He w a, on a catheter for a numhcr of year,, and after that was rerno\ed, went to Toronto Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference!' ..-tet ,i 17 Lim i • New Soft-bvch' materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures We accept all Insurance Policies. F FREE • • -© July, 1992 Walter Wimmer, ISD. Denture Clinic PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (LOWER LEVEL) 1"11420-5020 W Fmi-800.661-5020 three times a week for kidney dialysis. Mr. Heasley admits he "wasn't feeling well" at that time and his weight plum- meted to 1 15 pu,unds. Lcarn- in,, his sister would give up a kidney for him "was a big relief. She _,ayc me it new lease on life The successful tran,planl took place almost se\rn veal" RN® aro. Mr. Heasley will remain on medication for the remainder of his life and must undcrgu it medical examination c\cr\ six mondis \\11c11 if she realizes what it gift she gave her brother. Mrs. Puffins shrugs. -Everybody tells me that, but I don't play too much on il. I'm glad I could do ihat for him." E 0 PERENNIAL • Yamw • Columbine • Bugletlower Sage • Gold Dust • Bee Balm • Pansy • Creeping • Bergenfa Phlox • Painted Daisy • Conetlower y • Tidtseed , -700 CM •Fescue ` - "o 1111611) OAF • Pinks -• Coral Baps ,rte 14 CM (ttw)...... : Z97 11CM (m608)..--...... $4.W ASSORTED CLEMATIS • Alo,na wiOy • Mme. Ju ha • Blue Bird • Mme. Le Cot>f0e • Blue Ravkte • Mrs. ChDli nondetey • Comtesse de Bouchard • Nefly Moser • Ernest Markham • Niobe • Erode Vvlet • Pamela Jackman - Gypsy Queen • link Fantasy • Hagley Ribind • Rouge Cardinal • Hukkw d; • Vile de Lyon • Miss Bauxw 1 GAL PO1 VIM , • n,_,:on ivy ,ornore Scarier • ' , gsuck,e 3elgica •-%.oeysuckic Goldtlame el • �pneysuckii • Sdvertace Vi • Thomdale n • Virginia Crei WM r,613=38U) WEOMMUL1111111310 Tree with Stift weeping branches to the ground • Bright green foliage, rapid growth in alkaline soil Vv"11[py " street `E: " 905-571-590( ow (17354!) BI FST • Red Raspberry • Gooseberry c� • Red or Black Currants • Assorted Grapes • ONSE lints A WIEIr E FOW TIMM No AS: • Apples: Delicious Red and YdwA lied Mckoult, fled Spy • Cherry: Ding, Van. B{adt Tarfarian • Pear: BaPoett. D'Arjou • Plum: Sarna Rasa, Stanley Pune, Italian Prune. kettank • Apricots: Blenheim, Gold Cot 1GAL POT AVMA SPRUCE • Very slow growing evergreen with strong conical shape • Produces tufted, bright green foliage that turns gray -green when mature 'o 2 GAL POT FLolNrt111oA =W' Nreao RosEs Ilr�nto TFAB: WA1MN& txltt■ufe: • Cfrcago Peace • John S Amrstrong • Mm • Ernest H Morse • Love g • First Price • Mount Shasta • LidntltoerW • Fragrant Cloud • Scarlet Queen Lucia • King's Ransom Elizabeth • Royal Sunset Vv"11[py " street `E: " 905-571-590( ow (17354!) BI FST • Red Raspberry • Gooseberry c� • Red or Black Currants • Assorted Grapes • ONSE lints A WIEIr E FOW TIMM No AS: • Apples: Delicious Red and YdwA lied Mckoult, fled Spy • Cherry: Ding, Van. B{adt Tarfarian • Pear: BaPoett. D'Arjou • Plum: Sarna Rasa, Stanley Pune, Italian Prune. kettank • Apricots: Blenheim, Gold Cot 1GAL POT AVMA SPRUCE • Very slow growing evergreen with strong conical shape • Produces tufted, bright green foliage that turns gray -green when mature Eastern Star, Lions host fund-raising sales in Ajax and Pickering Donations still being sought by local groups Donations are being sought fur a fund-raising sale in aid ul'Ajax-Pickering General Hospital. The Order of the Eastern Star, Ontario Chap- ter 227, is holding the sale Saturday. May 10 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 705 Lublin A%'.. in Pick- ering. Donations of- all kinds, such as household items and small appliances, would be appreciated and pick-up can be arranged. Call Cynthia Collins at 831-6646 or Moira O'Sullivan at 420-8493 for more information or Billboard FRIDAY, APRIL 25 THEATRE: Pickering Playcr, prc,ents Never Too Late at 8 p.m. at the Dunbar - tun -Fairport United Church. 1060 Dunharton Rd., Pick- cring. Tickets S 12 for adults, $10 for children, students and seniors. Pcrtorrnanccs also on April 26, hl i\ 2 and 3. 420-2507, S:%LE: The St Martin's \c,.a Ii> You Sale is 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martin's Church, I _'01 St. Martins Dr, Pick- cring. 811)-9241 ADDICTION: Scr, nits (jr)LIP h„Ids f ,-,tcp rcco\- cr} meeting i` p m. at Bas - lair Baptist Church. 81, Kinston Rd. Pickcr,n Group deals w i i h addictions of all types. -228-9-131. EE ('HRE: Unit 2 of the UC`V Pickering Villagc ttmted Church, 3W Church St. N_ Ajax. hold a euchre party at 7:30 p m. in the fel- lowship room. Adnirssion Sas all welcome. 65.+ 3279. ti:'%Tt RDAY, APRIL. 26 CAT SHO%N': laic Cit} Cat Club holds its Championship Cat Shows from 10 a.m. to 5 P.m. today and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomor- row at the Pickering Rccre- ation Complex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd. (905)723-74 10. PLAY: Pickcring Players presents the play Nevcr Too Late at 8 p.m. at the Dunbar - ton -Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunharton Rd., Pick- ering. Tickets $12 for adults, to have donations picked up. OJJ AJAX — Donation, are bear, sought fur an upt.oming yard and hake sale heing held by the Ajax Irons and Lioness Clubs. Club nicmbers will pick up donations of good, working, items. The sale is being held Saturday. Mai 10 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Lions' clubhouse, 5(N) Clements Rd. E. in Ajax. To arrange pick-up, call Ernest Coulinho at 686-7888- Lorne Harris at 683-4992. Ray Hilgar- mer at 686-5641, Horace Walcott at 428-9053, Brian Walker at 683-5561 or Bob Rowland at 683-1553. $10 for children, students and seniors. 420-2507. NATURA LISTS: The Pickering Naturalists go on a Spring Wildflowers field trip through Altona \Voods. Arno, Ponds and York - Durham Tow nlme v%oodlot,. Mcct at 9 30 a.m at south- west corner of the Pickering GO station parkin,, lot. Walcrpnrol fcx>twear is rec- onunended.1905i666-3897 N% BITERS: 1 -he Writers' Cii,:IC til Durharn Rciznm holds a work,hop \Like It Funm; Earn Some Mond Irorn 9-1 1 a.m. in the For- tune Financial building. Bayle St and Finley Ac.. Ajax. Mcmher, 680 2085 AIRPLANES: The Ajax Ra.i:c C'i:tr,yiicd M,,dcl Airplane Club hold, its annual show at the Pickering, Town Ccnirc. I n crpc,ol Rd. and Hwy. 2• front 9 a in. to j p.m. in the centre court on lower level. 683-5091. The Pickering C•n itan Club holds a '1 lino C. into Spring Dance' in sup- port of Ajax-Pickcring Gen- cral Hospital from 8 p.m. to I a.m. at Dun Beer Arena, 9.20 Dillingham Rd . Picker - ink. 510 in advance or S 1- at door. 723-1690. 831-0125. llANCE: The St. C;eorgc's Anglican Church choir hosts A St. George's Day Celebra- tion Dance at 8 p.m. at the church, corner of Hwv. 2 and Randall Dr., Ajax. $10 per person. 683-7981. iCassada 2 Bedroom, 1 Slideout, Patio Door, Sleeps Nine! rom Plus Deluxe Pkg. 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Noe ON down may be avMab* at aN stows. Osol•rs nay OW for Ips. CWr the paint and paper people AJAX PICKERING SCARBOROUGH Discovery say Centre Pickering Town Centre A" line Stropping Centre STI westeey Road Highway i i Liverpool 11 Rylaeder Blvd, 428.1608 839.2252 724.0781 PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, .APRIL 25, 1997 Durham board hosts Ontario Think Bowl Eighteen trams of thinker, are heading to Durham Region next month. 'The Durham Board of Education will host the Ontario Think Bovyl Competition 'Tuesday. %1av 13 at its Education Centre. 4110 Taunton RJ F... \\'hubs. i eallls front 12 school boards across Ontario w ill compete in the pro\ racial finals. Each hoard nun send two teams: intermediate for students from Grades 9 and 10. and senior for Grade i i to OAC During the morning. learn, have two hours to prepare booklets that show their nwstcry of creative problem -solving. In the afternoon, the teams must prepare and put on a short multi -media presentation featur- ing inii ie, choreograph\, singing and other theatrical dcyices w ithout the use of costumes. Their only props w ill he two chairs and a small table. The public is vkcicome to attend file aticrnuon drama presentations which will begin at 1:15 p.ni. in the boardroom Entering The Next Level Of The Evolution Process. CO\PI TL in Oshawa has lung hien known fur home computer sales Ovcr the past several years. the company has evolved wish the cunlinuallt changing computer husiness Landscape. putting rnure emphasis on its burgeoning com- mercial sales and service market CO\PI TE president Dun Conah_v says the company has shined its focus exclusively oil the commercial and school hoard niche fur computer sales and srn- ice in Durham Region That market now makes up the lions share ut CON Pt 'I L s husmess CO\PI -hE s image has for a lung time been is a retail computer store \k hat must people are unaware of is we cater to commer- cial and school Sward clients. The commercial section of our business has increased. We %c just come off a record year. With that we realize wr have to continue to Itwus our resources.' says Mr. Conant. 'Wc want to consolidate our cor- Ixirate sales and service. We want to deal exclusively in commercial business. There will he no lavotls. _iusi a shift in direction. We've been musing in that direction anyway. so) were going to add resources to our business focus. Its hard to he all things to all people." Conahy's began as a retail outlet in Oshawa in 1969 as a consumer electronics store. Oyer the years. the stere evenivall, hecame k:�,lwn by the CONN 1T: name. hecoming a leader in personal computer s\sterns \itih the com- pan-, emerging growth in the commercial and service end of the computer business it has turced them to re-evaluate their commit- ment to the retail consumer fart of the evolution of the company has been in the com- puter netwurkine and communi- caltons cnJ of the business CO\PI, 'IF pruyides computer networking and communications. using \,Nell and \ttcrusu►l, to such large Durham Region corpo- rate clients as General Motors. Avcry Dennison and Lear Corporation Canada. The com- pany also handles these functions fur a number of school hoards. including Durham Region public and separate, Victoria and Peterborough County and Pelerburough-\orthumherland- Claringtun hoards. Another large client is the Durham Regional Government. CONPU'TE's networking and communications expertise extends to installation and maintenance of Local Area Networks and Wide .Area \elworks which link a com- pany's computer system together as well as linking their computers to the Internet. In addition to the sales and insiallation ut these computer >)s- tems, CO\PI'TI: has a large manufacturer aurhonzed service divisum which offer all the tech- nical expertise required for com- puting in the 90's. Wilh is wealth of technical knowledge. CO\PI TE: is able to handle large. complex projects CO\Pt TE: currcntly has 26 employees with 15 taft members dedicated to technical sen ice' I fact. CO\P1 *Ff: was recugnveLi as a leader in service by IB\1 which will present the company with a customer serice award lm 1996. The criteria for the prestig- ious award look into account CO\PI TEs leadership and man- agement skills as well as its man- aging (it customer requirements. "Our showroom w ill still exist, but it will only have business prod- ucts. We will still he accessible for the small business markets -- that is the strength of what we du. But, we won't have any consumer com- puter systems or consumer related products" says Conahy. In short. CONPUTE has changed and grown with the times into a leader in computer sales and sen ice in a commercial and corpo- rate setting. "We have gone through the next level of the evolu- tion process," says Mr. Conaby. CONE t� MAKING TECHNOLOGY WORK 133 KING ST. W. OSHAWA 433=7033 coir 0 "'ap. 'W'ke IS V11 " C_7 W e Welcome Wine Making customer-, from Brewers Choice K Hill honor their membership cards!! Quality And Savin s. Make Your Savin Wine April Specials $ 79 30 Bottles 111!9 ,; 4 Liverpool Rd. (across from L.C.B.O. ) (905) 831-3244 We're online at www.durhamnews.net 3 HUGE DAYS! WoLff 7.1 FRI 10-9 SATISUN 10-6 Everything Must Be Sold - Down to the Bare Walls! S1.DOD,ODD NAS BEfN CDIIISQAIATED I I I FROM OW Si W AM NO THE NEWS AD%ERTISER FRIDAV, A Ilk[L 24, I",7 - PAGE 13 Arouna. DU. �. TO Nine-month extension ht for Morin inquirys on soug The inquiry probing Guy Paul Morin's wrongful murder conviction will continue into next year if* a request for an extension is granted by the Province. Citing numerous delays in the start-up of the proceedings, Justice Fred Katuhnan, commissioner of the inquiry, has asked Attorney General Charles Harnick to extend by nine months an originally imposed deadline of July 1997. If approved, the inquiry and a report on the commissioner's findings and reconunenda- tions would be completed by March 1998. The inquiry is examining how the crim- inal justice system convicted an innocent man of niurder. %1r. MOrin was falsely accused in the sex -killing of his nine-year- old Quccnsville neighhur. Christine Jes- sup. Christine went missing frorn tier home on Oct. 3, 198-1 and her body was found Dec. 30, 198-4 in a rural area to north Durham. Charged by Durham homicide investi- gators in April. 1985, Mr_ Morin was acquitted at his first trial but then com ict- ed at a second trial. ordered alter the Crown successfully appealed. DIA tests which proved semen found on Christmc's clothing was not his cvcntu- all\ cleared Mr 'M(irin in 1995. Students S -P -E -L -L way 1, to place in the finals B)1 St 8,a.s, O':`fal.i. lk,RHASI NI \rr Ryan Kca,, sav, he'll ne\cr furi-et how to spell the word urbane. The W tittby student spelled the word incorrectl\ during the sennfinals of the intermediate di\isio n at the area's Spelling Bee of' Canada competition but still nianaged to grab third place to _linch a slx t in tlic upcoming final, at auccn's Park A blew it on one word:' he saN, "1 won't forget it" R\an is one of nine stu- dents from Oshawa and W'htlhN to advance to the final spelling competition to he held on Sunda\, %1.r\ 4 and Iikc [tic others. he ,a%s he Is "a little ncr\ous'. but also excited. ':SII the children who parlicipatcd were lusl I-abulous:' sa\s Julia Pellcrin, a teacher at W'hrthN's .tit. Matthew the F: ancchsl School and :u -ordinator of the e\ crit " heN worked hard." Almost 70 students lions public. pri- vate, separate and home s:h(x)ls in the area competed in the scnnlinal conipcii- tion field April Ili at the Durham Board of Education offices. Ms. Pellenn says [lie competition, which was scheduled to run from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., ran well past I I p.m. because the students kept spelling words correct- ly, adding "it was standing rox>m only" at the event. She says she estimates at least 3W people turned out to watch the spelling competition and says you could feel the excitement in the air. 'It's really nerve-wracking:' says Rick Latho, who was in the audience with hi, wife Kath,, to watch their seven-year-old son NI ark %. in first place in the primary drvisu,n. This wits the first year ofcompetition for Mark. a student w hu is taui_,ht h\ his mother at their Oshawa honic. "Hc has a natural ahilitN for spelling;M ' says rs. Larhu who sa\,s her sun knew all but 11) of the 1(s) \\ords to the stud,, manual when he tint hrgan prepatrin "Hr hlcw u, awa\" site saN s. " t knew he was gt,t)d... but 1 kh�in't know he was that 11.Irk s.I\s he leaves the palet ,wcat- ing to his parents. addinL A don't Let ncr\nus." dark \\ ill he one of I(P stu- dents participating in the finals which dra-As competitors from 12 muni:ipah- tics in 1lciropi4htan Toronto and the sur- n,undmg area. sa%s Lola Barrett, an organizer with the Spcllin , Bcc of Canada. The competition is in its ciuhth Near and tits fiance sa\s "wc arc c\pecting a got)d turnout at this Ncar's event:' adding she is continualh amazed that :hildren are taken, an interest in spellmg. "M\ arm with the kids is to hope that they can take somethin_-, with them in the future... that they w ill alwa\ s remem- ber these words:' she sa\,. Ms. Pellerm aLrees and sa,,s the fact that children arc improving their hterac\ is teratic. "The children are all winners here:' she says. Police seek bike -riding bandit in Oshawa OSHAWA – Police say a bushy -haired burglar was seen riding off on a woman's bicycle following a break-in at an Oshawa convenience store. Durham Regional Police responding to an alarm call at 1S Mart and Groceries, at 333 Ritson Rd. S., just after mid- night Wednesday discovered a side door pried open. mr The culprit scooped up 35 cartons of cigarettes and was spotted by a witness riding off on a bike from the area, police said. 6 The suspect is described as male, white, between 30 to 35 .cars of age, with shoulder -length, dark brown, hushy hair and beard. He was wearing a mid -length The inquiry has been broken into, eight phascs, the first and only completed stage being the examination of the rule jailhousc informants played in the prosecution', case against %It. M„rin. The commi,,s;on has outlined the fol- lowing tirric-table fur the completion of' the remaining areas of examination: • The rule of Ontario's Centre for Forensic Sciences, now under way. by \Ia\ x - • lurk Regional Pohcc's investigation of Christine's disappearance by June 5. • Durham ReLional P,)Ircc', handling of the murder imcsugation. which resulted in Mr %1,)i in',, arrest, by summer s end. • Mr %1Orin', second trial, ending, in hi, Com iction of tint -degree murder. by Sept. 30. • "1 he calling of "systemic e\idencc" relating in general to miscarriages of ju,- tice by Nov _ 6 • .� phase during which people or orga- nizations can present evidence relating to potential finding, of misconduct. as required under the Puhhc Inquiries Act. to he completed by Dec. 18. • \ three-month period fur the prepara- tion of the commissioner's report follow- ing the completion of e\ idcncc. Yr -_t" r', A 'a-OwSn A bouquet of hope April is Parkinson Awareness Month and members of the Durham Chapter of the Parkinson foundation of Canada recentl\ presented Ajax Mayor Ste\e Parish with a bouquet of red tulips in recognition of the black coat with red shoulder patches. AnNone with information is asked to call police at 579-1520 or Crime Stoppers at 430- 1i477. Dads get direction in Oshawa A peer support group fur fathers will he offered this spring by DADS — Dads Aiming fur Direction and Supports of Durham. A 10 -week support group starting Thun- da\. May I is aimed at lathers who want to improve the quality of I11'e the\ share \\ ith their :hildren. The group w ill oiler friendship and guid- ance to those experiencing problems copim, with relationships or parenting. The work shop will he held from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ernest Marks and Arnold Greene Resource Centre of the John Howard Society. 492 Sint - e\ent. Presenting the flowers are Jean fear\, the wife of a Parkinson sufferer, and Mario Konidis, who suffers from the disease. The red tulip is the Parkinson dower. cue St. S.. Osha\\a. for more inturinatiun, call S\ 1\ rat Rohlllard at 579-S481. YMCA will offer glimpse into future WHITBY – If Nou Kaye e\er dreamed of gannL, into a crestal hall to unco\cr your future, the YMCA in W'hitb\ is the place to bc. ,I -he Durham Region YMCA. located at 814 Bruck St.. ti.. \%ill be hosting ps\:htc John Deere fur three da\s in Ma\ to raise moncN for the organization's :ontniunit\ fund. Mr. Deere's readings include :atrds. palms and ;t cr\ sial hall. He \\III he al arlahle fur session. on !xla\ _'S through 30 from 9 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. The cost is S`0 fur a 15 -minute session and S40 fol 30 minutes. 1-o make in appoint- ment call Krista at 06S -6S08 or 080-7 849. 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Wow^ hair and green eyes Enjoys biking movies reading. cooling to theater and mere Seeking a long term rela bonsh.c possible ,narrage' BOX 34997 CASUAL RELATIONSHIP Single mc,.,p, Of -,n« 18 54'. 125 lbs donde nail and b.ue eyes Seeking male around the same age Enjoys sports. chddrer clubs movies and color ever-gs at home Casual possible reat.orisnrp BOX 11374 LET'S GET TOGETHER Co-c'e seek ^g s'•a gh! male rot adult encounters with 'enhaie wrtw %0 gay bi �, Professional working makes please Call BOX 16136 SEEK A COMPANION 54 ,.c ,, 4- 118"Abe -In no dependents rm financially secure and a non smoker Er" country muisicaana^9 dogs and hugs Looking for a N.5 srn- gle make SS to 65. w„^ a sense Of nu_O, lotCO- pan.onyn.p BOX 23310 SEEKING GENTLEMAN a- 49 with ,- r-- - narr arc d«e eyes seeking gon eman 4510 55 Enicv long wialkl romanbc evenings and soh music BCX 31997 ROMANCE WANTED 28 a" a:*,.t, -:-ant.c. >' an lady seeks an n::r.S: mature roma^rc man, 30 to 4;, tau dna sen- der to, a long !erm reatior Nip Enjoy walks he Ou doors, gooc conversation. movies and dirvrg out BOX 3478' LONELY HEART ont a':'d•-• .r' wing Jol,ii ,ems work ^y^ white ladt,. -s with a„ acces. sones wicAioeo ane sense of hums would akar I_ hear hom you Enjoy 'am.lv. hone. dancing. 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Irkes travel_ an, malsboatingthe outdoors. and the finer mugs in life Seeks gentfemar. 45 to 54, with same interests BOX 32016 SHARE LIFE WITH ME! 18 y' oid -glee mom needs ar equal to share he, inter- ests. concerts, parties or just staying hone This 5'4'. 108 tb temale likes !c have tun and wants - s"are .t with you' BOX • • 562 FIT LADY S'rgie 1e -ate 19 Enjoy sports movies and wom inn, out Seek tall handsomp men- 2C to 25 for •e.atoh- shp pons ble BOX 16589 SIMILARITIES" 40 , „c an,acnve, skm white divorced female, 5'4' no Children seeks and attractive single r ,Ve " you like me outdoors. pets. waiks movies and seek friendship first. call BOX 18246 INDEPENDENT? 37 a cict movenderY full ftg..,ed 55* single nom Looking for an independent single whir, tall male 38 to 45 win nmfoys kilts -ovltry calks and mus.,, o cM3. nil movies. etc Honesty and casub dhnkutr .s a Pius BOX 18883 TALL AND SLIM 26 r• Jr, 5 "' y,m ,,,mile wmh red narr and blue eyes Seek a male. 25 to 32. sin- ge ar no artachments. 6 or tater Who erjoys baseball " wakes logit .nines at home Interested, give me A can' 3 BOX !4124 SEEK WHITE KNIGHT 40 r Separated whte er-p,=yea female 5'2' pretty with bonde hair and blow eyes Enjoy movies. cluing- dancing and augn. ng Look ^g for a hand some dr ­ ed or separat. ed white male. with high therms BOX 1654' LADY OF CLASS wrh blonde flair and ha2M eyes Seekinq prOeSfrolil mal 32'_ 4' r -ores: rang sn- ce•h matutw Who knows wrist rte warns Fner.csmc firs: BOJ( '3=, ATTRACTIVE BRUNETTE A^-act-ve ^+other I wc with haze' eyes Seek.,., estacksred male- 38 :C 44 rvs Lamely Oriented •- w th a sense of humor Call ler more deans BOX '5653 PETITE PRINCESS 25 yr olo petite nubtan princess looking to, honest. straight forward Fellable man It IN's i5 you give me a via BOX 16122 ROMANTIC AT HEART Pottle regrstereo nurse 44, attractive green eyed blade enjoys squash. aer- obics dancing, movies Looking for somewhat attractive male, 40 to 54, who enjoys his work. but also has time tot tun. Someone optimtskc, nbbMr- guru honest. and playful BOX 23860 BLUE EYED BLONDE Blue eyed blonde lady loves the outdoors, likes country music, (fencing. gong 01A ler dinner. Looking for a man who knows how to treat a lady. Must be tau. 38 to 50 BOX 23866 CAREER FEMALE 44 yr old single mom, enjoys skating, movies, walks, tennis and more. Seeking someone imeresl- ing. BOX 14026 FRIENDSHIP A MORE 37 yr old single mom, inde- pendent, sandy donde hair and brown eyes. enjoys movies. walks, animals and more Seeking an honest, independentsingle male, 38 to 45, husky build BOX 16210 ' 1 Call 1-900-451-3793 52.49 per min. FALL IN LOVE AGAIN? 51 r oid E n s wh to omploved male with no dependents enjoys I,ve the- atre. traveling, cooll aria knows how to treal a ally Seek a well educated, pro le s,Onal attractive finan salty secure and romantic letnale BOX 10783 READ MY LIPS.._.. Si^g,e black reale seeks single female. 25 to 35, for casual encounters NO jok ers. waders or games BOX 1292• BLUE-EYED GENTLEMAN 36 v' old s:nQle white maw. 5"- '65 lbs Enjoy mxisic. cooking sports. the ourl� doors !in,! out. Quiet evenings Ind more Look:r'q for a woman. 25 to 42 w^'.^ s.miiar nterest . BOX ' 6402 OUfET NIGHTS 35 1- -.7 '!5 ID Sin- gle wrote male enjoys ani- mal$hik rg Outdoors. walks and _Ore Seeking someone. 29 to 39. lar friendship. possible rola eonshrp BOX 18247 MORE DETAILS. CALL' 32 r' e-c-oveo seta rated part him* clad .s seer.rr, a Single mother ler tam,. y •,meS and Shared interests Honesty ,s a must 80X'8307 HONEST 4 TRUE MAN 56- ..mpi(yea lame- ..- brown hall. haze, eyes enjoys old metal music walling. frying. model ars and reaOng Stever King Seeking a Oowwi to earth tem mile kilo are fine No read games BOX 18321 CALL ME 46 y • �1_ '6' 190 It innate e' i. ivs going OA. Outdoors. 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BOX 18296 NO ONE BORING PLEASE 21 yr oke. 5'11' male likes talking on the photo and hanging out with my friends. Sealing someone to talk to. BOX 18305 GOLF ANYONE? 41 yr old, 200 b, 511' male seeking a female who enjoys sports, baseball and more. Would like to moat a golf partner for this Sum- mer . BOX 18534 BEING OUTDOORS 22 yr old, 57. 170 b male seeking a female aft is in shape and enjoys the out- doors. camping and more. For a steady rektiorWkp. BOX 19202 SEEKING A SINGLE 32 r ynung separated. employed part time dad Looking for a single mom for family times and shared interests Honesty is a must Friendship first BOX 25131 35 AND ALONE 35 r ^ i whe kale with one aepehaenl and good family morals, looking for someone special IC Share and grow with Enjoys starlight walks reading fishing and Quiet rights at homeNc head games BOX 31783 ANYTHING GOES!!' Single ouch hale seeking discreet meetings with a Single white temale 25 to 35 BOX 349.8 LIVE. 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FUN! 20 yr 0Ia 5'n• 1'n5lb male with arty blonde hair and green din biker snow boarder and general out door guy Seeking single wide lemaile, 18 10 21 who 'S intelligent, attractive and fit Friends firsthopefully more Later BOX 25123 GENTLE i SOFT SPOKEN 42 1, divorced white -a* no cnodrerr. firs. edu called. financially and emo nonny stable Entcys din rig out. sot? music. 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A. ..".rg ge~rg LEIF MARO Q Are you paying for the fickets for you and your date? A we are splitting the cost. - Q. What excites you most about the prom? A ve are all going !: have a good DENIS O'CONNOR CATHOLIC DAN KIM Q What are you sang most about prom? A. '"'O* t wpr • ve j� • wa.jrre ; !x; �-•?tions' Q How much aro you wing to spend on prom? Nor, o spend 9400 00 SSOC 70 at '^e ocs�� e -os• Q Are you paying t« ewryftV yotnern A." ._ —y :f"? N', irc* .?ria^Y'; w' SUZANNE OUTRAM Q. How much money aro you wig to spend? A. 5500 OC and mats ncludrng dress. shoes. nods. lrcke .:c and ".Oar - Q What will your dress kook like? A - - ". Tress 7r7 it will be tang and w•Jr e •op =ninon and sone for the bottom" ■ IlIMNBARTON HIGH SCHOOL MICHELLE AMIENTA Q What excibs you most about "prom? i A. 'The whole night T :s not somemmg you Jo everyday - Q How aro you getting to the prom? A -Were taking a limousine" Q Are your getlhg your nods dare? A. 'Yes. I getting acrylic nails' NATASHA HINDS Q. What aro your ezpecialions of prom? A. expect everyone to have a good time " Q How arre you geffrng there? A Z, mous,ne - Q. Are you getting your hair dare? A. .,:. , 1 e' the salon do what they want with it - PINE RIDGE SECONDARY Q Now Bruch money ve you wing to gmnd? A. -1 dont believe in going as out. $250.00 sounds realistic' Q Are you I I gl g a dab? A -yes. I'm bringing my king time boytnend. Janie' Q Are you grtMng your drat nada? A. -fres. I want it really long with a high neck, or really short I haven't decided yet.' Q Haw much mpwy =0 you willing to seen? A. ' We are spending $250.00 a person., Q erson - Q Are you buying a kwedo or wearing a suit? A 'I have a suit I'm going to wear. I don't like previously worn clothes!.- ST. MART CATHOLIC SART SCHOOL JM tedA 0 .I tear anomerYO''O�'*MWabotdptom? go homing the some dress as me. Your see, it is dtferent for a gw Tney don't have such problems - A Well.. I'I�t much man" an you wig to =$01l; parK%on psora? spending 5200.00 on my dress. $15000 V11 my Bair. That is not ncILK" shoes, the hotel and of course, taming.- shWhal wi yggear rias look i6? rhinestones. The'badc w# slope Ian t Sureand it'll have a sit up the o silt with yyoODS CL What are you► e1q> eclaforn al plan? A "[hot everyone is going to be together: it is a closure to everything. School is overQ. A. ." t" a ya+gditp b Mw plan? taking a lrnousine or my truck.' Q Ara e you burYg „N,i,p a tutwdo? A. •I.m renting a tuxedo that has a rounded talar and a lorg Gut jacket' l •Am you paft INyour dab? paying for everything. K's my prom and she's my done.' GET GORGEOUS NAILS! 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An equivalent amount is invested al the women being twice as likely to he afflicted „iunitics across Ontario, including The %lultiple Sclerosis Society of Cana- cornmunity level for people with NIS and as men. ;I)U in Ajax and Pickering, put their I,�st foot forward last weekend in the Super Cities Walk for MS to raise ;1.5 million for the fight against Mother's Day Walk fights breast cancer downn Get want ' You can help in the fight against breast cancer simply by going for a ti;it k. The Durham Region Chapter of the 1 lircast Cancer Society of Canada olds Its tint ever Mothcr's Day Walk ,r Breast Cancer Research on Sun- 1 R,:,'I.trauon and pledge sheets are L%allahlc by calling the socicty office - .it 6x6-790, faxing 686-82OS, ur by c- 104 1t14 3.3 1 - 14 1 CQ conlpuserve.com. Plydl_,c sheets and information hrn�:hurts arc also available at partici- ' ,;Icing Mac's and Bc:krr's stores :hroughout Durham Region and at the ,(kletv's Ajax office at 1.3 Mllncr res. 1 Cost to take par? is S H) and ,111 pro - :cods will be used to fund hrcast-can- .cr research in Durham Re,,ion, The walk starts at 9 a.m. at Rotary 1 Park on Lake Driveway Wcst in Max Ind lollows a 4.5-kdumctrc trail along he watcrtroni. You can register Saturday, N1av 10 1 nmI b to r p.m. at the Ranch Bar and hill, `%9 Commercial A\c. in Alar, or i, dropping off pledge sheets at the ,o> lcty s Ajax Office before the walk ' Participants can also register on the las of the dent at h: 10 a.m. at Ratan ',Irk Call the sox:icty office at 60-7ct9I 1 or inure Information. Learn about composting I PICKERING — A number of dis- plays and events in Pickering will mark National Composting Awareness Week ' April 28 to May 4. 'the week is sponsored by the Com- posting Council of Canada, an organiza- tion formed to serve as a technological and practical authority on composting. Composting is both an effective waste reduction practice and a means to pro- ' duce a valuable soil amendment. Both the Pickering Recreation Com- plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., and Civic Complex, One The Esplanade, will have displays to provide composting infor- mation to residents. On Tuesday, April 29, tenants of Durham's first multi -residential building to compost on site — Rougemount Co- op at 400 Kingston Rd. — will official- ly launch their new three -bin compost- ing system at 6 p.m. at the co-op. On Thursday, May I at 7:30 p.m. the Pickering Waste Reduction Committee is hosting an evening of composting dis- cussion for residents in the Council chamber at the Civic Complex. ________o_, 1 Two things � our competitors don't I want you to see • � . _ ._. -. ______J ,97 Our Features . 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Whlth\ 'Fi:kcl, arc $7 Iur adults. . for \oulh, and li:e for seniors and :Iiildren under 12. ]'mc audience \\ 111 he treated it, a \\ ide \aria\ of niu-,w including swing. rag- limc and march:, led h\ conductor and musical directoi K: th Bohlender Children \k III he treated to the music front Disncv's Hunchback of Notre Dante ..]'here's soniething for e\cr}'htxi} says Nuala Fulford. public relations spokesman for the hand. ]'he hand Flays at the Pickering Nuacar Generating Station's open house Saturda\. Ma\ 3 front noon until 2 p in. Adnnssi n Iy Irec but people arc required to register h\ Fnda\. April 215 You can ,let a registration fort h\ :ailing 8;9- 1 151 cot. -31 1 1. faxing S17-7305 or pick Ing one up at the Pl:kenn,_ Nu:leai Information Centrc. 1075 Monitgomcry Park Rd ` YOU :an catch the Pi:kering Concert Band Saiurda\. M.t\ II) at ntxon at the Kinetic club's annual Raise the Flag c\ crit at the Pickering 0r. is Complex. You :an also :atch the hand Ahcn it compele, at the Pr:kcnnL Rotar\ Festival from April 23 to Ma\ 11. Infor- mation on that lestival. which needs vol- unteers, is available at .32O--3108. 'I'hc Pickering Concert Ilan) has grow n front an Idea In 1990 into a group of about ]O local musicians \,-[to pla} fur their ow -n cnio\ nhent and that of their audiences. Members are from all u\rr Durham Regrow. 1:\en age group is rep- resented — Innm high school students to seniors. -Ibc hand is a registered non-profit organitanon. All rnonc\ raised goes toward paying :\pens:,,. 'I'mc hand current'\ needs musicians who play French horn. bassoon, saxo- phone and percussion instruments. For more Information about joining the hand or upcoming events. call Sic\c at 6SO- 04,23 or Nuala at h�%; l306 ur \Isrl the hands \\chsnc at hnp:/1w ilnia.durfmam.urg/aMmy-3 Educating Rita an outstanding play 13) 13111 `;INtl.,to% ,I'IA-I'„ .,t ,iit %i'AN \Ini K11\,Ik Plot\,, represent situation, .Ino.' conditions. ret Itic. (rum,' fu sce :I pla\ \ou dun' know Is Lakin'• :I stip Into the unkno\\n. F0 inc. this unprcdi:tahihI\ i, one of the �rcat dc1t,_ht, of theatre 'It, ht• tali lis readers A this rc\ dew and con,l,tcnt \\ ith this \ Ic\\ of theatre. I should \\rite unl\ two semen:cs. " l'mcre I, a new show at Fier, ingate Barn -I'he- atrc ( so and see it" - Ilmere. that's it. end of rcvie\\ You can stop rcading now Ilmc problem iy. I :an't Strip w-rltin!'- 'Ibc Hcrongate curtain ruse last week- end on a new production, Educating Rita. As it rose. the audience was trans - Parted to a con\ meing kcnc of a protrs- %orts stud\ at a college In F -n, -,land. I-Aucaung Rita h\ '\ill\ Russell was lint produced in 1980 and was also made into a Ino\ ic. '['his product ion is snnpIN outstanding.with a fine set and lis\el\ costumes. It n exccllcnth acted h\ klar- garet St. John as Rita and Paul Francies as the professor. Anton,, the nmam attrac- In c leatures of this pia\ are the lovely and authentic British accents used b\' Kith players. ]TIC actual story of the play is \\ar n 1� HERONGATE BARN THEATRE 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering Now Playing Hilarious Conic& EDUCATING RITA Clip and savc $5.00 Matincc & '-\-ening Sunday.Anril 27 -only 905) 472-3085 and humorous %1 ,t of all. it has :I real ring of truth. Rx cd on the :oinnicnis I heard, the rest of the audience enµ»cd this show as much as I did. If \ou cnp,\ a _'oo d pla\. go and %cc this onc. Ldu:alin_• Rita Is staged '1'Iur,daN throuLh Sund:o :\ening. until M.i\ 17. FFcron ,tic Barn I'meairc I. on Aporia Road to Pickering, se\cn-and-a h:lll The HARP & THISTLE Lye E^Ner:ainmen• Sat.. 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Rd., Pickering, It will be held at the Pickering Recre- Performances hegin at 8 p.m. on April ation Complex, on Valley Farre Road just 25 and 26 and Mai, 2 and 3. "Rickets cost south of Hwy. 2, at 7:30 p.m. 5112 for adults and 510 for children, stu For more information ahout the meeting, dents and seniors. ,:all 683-4939. To order ticket,, or For more information. If sou want tel see the troupe in action, call 420-2507. sinners take you down memory lane A renowned Durham Region choral group features incnll,<rs from Ajav and Pickering ,.%ill take its audience on it trip down memos' and the rest elf Durham Region. lane at two upcoming concerts in Whithy. Rickets, at $10 for adults, $8 I -'r seniors and The County Town Singers pres_nt 'Illank, students and S5 for children age 12 and under, for the Memories - A Celebration of 3t) }citrs are availahlc at the Lafontaine Trading Post. III* ylusic' at Jackson's - A Touch of Class in 100 Dundas, Si NA'.. Whithy; I:Isa's Womcn's Whithy on 111ursday. Nl.Is X and Friday. %lav and Children's I.ashionN. 300 Brock tit. S., 9 at is pion. cath night. Whithy: and Jackson's - A'louch ofCla.N., 104 '111re shows represent it special anni,Irrsan C'onsurners Dr., Whithy. concert for the County 1itwn Singer which For more information, call i'i6?i-5469. Choir presents musical drama PICKERING —The Forest Brook Youth Choir invites everyone to experi- ence Salt and Light, a musical drama about loving God and helping each other. It will be presented Saturday. May 3 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, play 4 at 6 p.m. at the Forest Brook Bible Chapel, 1999 SURE FIT, xiT Id Fairport Rd., Pickering. Salt and Light will feature Amy Grant's Songs From the Lost, performed with a live full -piece hand. Admission is free and refreshments will be served. A Free offering will he taken. For more information, call R31-0745 f4ito . 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APRIL 25, M7 T • entertainment ,4 t tie lffmplee: The coa A'o%- plaYing at Moviplex 9, Mck- ering: :anaconda: An c\pcditu)n _sues hunting for .i pian-catin`,. snake. A rutile lo\cr's dchLht. Loot. Ioi sk+mc tui -notch special effect, and a slither\ \ill;nn \ou could s\\ca \kas a li\in,,. hreathin_ thin_. That 01d Fecling: lactic Midler. Ihnnu I .rima Ancthci .tar \chicle fur Atrdlcr. \Ahu',, nc\cr heen better than in thu ,mart contcd\. Mcliale's \a. Toni :Arnold. Tint Cum. A :r-ccn adaptation of the small-s:reen :omcd\ ,cries of the 'ht), Murder at 161111: \\'isle\ Snipcs, A litmcd-in- luring+ thriller about murder and intriLuc ;it the \1 hiIc Housc. One yuc,non: Where \Acre Bill and Hillan_ Liar. Liar: 1im Carrc\. A la\A\cr cannot iic for 2-4 hour, alter his \oun_ ,on _cts his hirthda\ viii Another : media sho\A:a,r for Car- rc\ Sulli:c it to sa\. (-.trre\*.:har- acter finds hitrr,cll in all .ort, of !rouble The DcsiI'%0,An: Brad Pitt. Har- ri,k r f . r,. 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Scholarships, price, and hursaries prom the event top SWM. For the last three years, some participants have been selected to perform as guest soloists with the Pickering Philhar- monic and the Festival Players. Dunharton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., PickerinL, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 1 19 Church St. S., Picker- ing Village. Ajax. will host the festi\al. Spectators are welcome at all competi- tions. Aurone interested in \oluntecnn2 to assist \\ith the competitions should cal1420-4 108. A Stars of the Festival Concert will be held Sunday. Ma\ I I at Dunharton- Fairport United Church. Rums & Michelle's High School Reunion: l.i,;i Kudro\A. Aura Sor\ ino. Anoili:i Ilial. Krum ,r friends ,tar. The title sp:ak, fur itsclt st is toast this weekend! No %, playing at the Cineplex Odeon Famous Players Mckering 7otvn Cell - Champlain Cinemas, Whilhy: tre: :\naconda. I'hr Dc\il*,, Ohkn, Volcano. Liar These Cinemas arc closed fur renuva- Liar. 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I\,i% ('it, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 - -- THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRI1. 25, 1"7 - PAGE W Sports News Advertiser �og F00114C COMPETITIVE b 'RECREATIONAL Umrted Availability FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE, - — — - 'amu C* M to 428-U±P Areagymnastssine at Ontario showcase pnoto uy A J ,,roCn ;kcrin Aerials Gymnastics Club menihcrs returned «estop won the bronze medal overall in her age diyi- th medals after outstanding performances at the Ston, Kum I-lahcrty placed fifth overall, Kate Newton ;crit 1997 Ontario Women's G; ninastics won the silver medal for her agc group and Bro okc hanipionships in Brampton. from left, :Manna Lvnn Primrose won gold in her bracket. Dunbarton Spartan rugby seniors favored BN .fit. RI\ I_ -r -r ',N)k11 kLi'Uk1 Lk PICKERING — The Dunhartun 11101 S; pool Spartans senior hugs' )_hy icani has its sights set on in,, for provincial honors this car. 'rhe Spartans are rated in the top IU in the Ontario -wide pre -season pull of senior ruubv teats — the (only Durham Region squad to he ranked. Dunhartun senior and junior rugby coach Bill Dalliday explains the poll is largely based on how the teams performed last season. Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics champions front last year, the Spartans are expected to be just as good or better. "We've got a few new kids and a few kids brought up from the junior tearn" notes Dalliday. "By the time mid-May rolls around we should he chose to being as good as we were last year. We have the potential to be an even better team" Dalliday says the key to his squad's success may be the perfor- mance of the forwards. "We have sonic fairly big forwards. That's probably the slrcn ,th ul our team. - Although it's too early to tell. Dalliday says he cxpc.:ts %khitb s Sinclair tic;ondary S;hool and Father Leu J. Austin to licld strong trains at the 'A:\-%' Ic\cl in LOSS:\ senior rugby this season. Dalliday, w ho also doubles as the convener of the LOSSA rugh% leaeuc. notes each senior te:un w ill play 10 exhibition games, with the contests used to seed the squads leading up to the playoffs. Plaving entirely exhibition ;games. says Dallidav, should prove beneficial to his team as the match -ups will be against many of the top squads from both inside PP_ and outside Durham Region. So far this season, the Spartans have a 2-1 record. In their most recent 'effort on Wednesday after- noon, the Spartans toughed out a to - 7 victory over the Trinity College School Bears from Port Hope. Lee Kennedy and Rob Martin scored trys for Dunbarton. The Spartans have also defeated Port Perry High School 23-5 and dropped a 10-5 decision to Father Bressani school of Woodbridge. Dunbarton will play against such teams as Whitby's Anderson LQS.SA. C'olle_iatc, independent league's Trinity College S,hool of Port Hope. and York Rc_ion's Markham District Secondary School this sca- son. Dunhartun "ill also compete in the York l.'ni%csity tournament Nta% 9 and 10. 'rhe quarter -final and semi-final playoff zanies will he hosted at Pme Rid ,e Secondary School in Pickcrine, on May _'K. with the finals to follow at the Ajax Wanderers Ru, -,b Club on Harwood Avenue North May 30. Club produces all-round provincial titlist, overall silver and bronze medalists at gymnastics championships at Brampton gymnastics club PICKERIN(: — P ,k:nn� .V:iial, G,nin.l,tic Club athletes ticrc Ilyin_ 111L,11 at the 1997 Ontarn, Wimicn's Gyrnna,,tics Charrtpiunships at the Gyln (-it,. Sp-irts Centre in Brarnptim April I'< to 20. The four Acrial, gt. nrnast, on the :Metro Fast rceion- al team competing at the pn)yincials turned in sparkling rcr1(,rmanecs. Acrials- Br,wkc Lynne Primrose was uutstandine in c\el '_ 1_' -and -13 -scar -add catcyor%. capturing the and pn,%incial title It,r the agc gn)up. PrirnrOrsc was ndr idual c,.cni champion un hcani and har, Stic ,%,)n .i bronze medal on vault incl a fourth -place rih- n ,n door �l:anwhile. Kato Nc�tihon w:u :t surprise silver all- ur:,i %%inner in the tuu_h Icycl 2 14 I` age group N, tion yyas at her hest in v innin= �)n vault and finished h,urth on bars and fifth on hcarn. Alanna %%e,ion captured an oycrall hronzc medal in the Ic%cl 1 14 and w.cr di% isiun by dcli,,crrn„ ;onsistcnI perlorinanccs in c,,or% cycnt \L:,ton earned a hronic medal on bars and .i sixth-place rihhun on vault Kion hlahcriy, of Alax, w:i, fifth oycrall in the Ic%cl 1 1-3 and -oyer dnisiiin, winning the provincial title on %null I tic Acrlals vy ill send eight competitor, to the Ontario Youth Gymnastics Championships in Canihrid_c \I,c, to , Me meet is Igor „y mnasts a! -,cd 121 and under. -fhusc attending the youth :harnpio nNhips trorn the I'i, kcrin_ :'Aerials ;Iuh arc Alicia Wald, LI.,sc hlillkcison, Kendall Patteson. %ancssa Ruhlnsk)n. K.ut1%n Grand\. Catherine Janes, 1uy Crctncv and Bricann Cassidy Ajax gymnast shines at 0ntario meet .AJAX — An Ajax athlete fared well at the 1997 Ontario Women's Gymnastics Championships at the Gym City Sports Centre in Brampton April 18 to 20. Ashley Fawcett, 13, placed seventh overall in the level 2 12 -and -13 -year-old division, placing fifth on beam and ninth on bars. Fawcett's a member of the Oshawa Gemini Gymnastics Club. April 26,1997�'�' at A.C.C. West Pad ' ' DIVISION � •fir`^`x�:. TIME `�`A` TELEPHONE # Minor Novice 8:00 a -m Brian Robinson 686-2305 Ma'or Novice 9:30 a.m. Ton O'Brien 428-3256 Minor Atom 11:00 a.m. Mike Fox 427-3510 Major Atom 12:30 p.m. Russ Hutchison 619-0269 Minor Peewee 2:00 p.m. Bill Neadles 427-9077 Major Peewee 3:30 p.m. Herb Watson 427-7149 Minor Bantam 5:00 p.m. Bill Carroll 427-6156 Major Bantam 6:30 p.m. George Ripley 428-2003 'I' ,, Ii emir /, i. s:- r, 'i i r! rJ'i 0 PACE 24 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997 iOckering Sp Tudor Arms AJAX — The Ajax Recreational Ladies Basketball League semi- final plallof'f"round featured an upset victor\ by the Tudor Arms over top- ranked Glenn'. Auto Sern ice in one of" two contests at Pickering's Hi,hhush Public School NVcdncsdaN evening_. The Tudor Arms. the fourth seed entering_ the play off round. knocked off the hca\ily-favored Glenn's Auto squad 51-. rO in the first game of the evening. pian Jane Huh was the hero for Tudor arms. smkin, a shot from the free-throw line with three seconds on the clock. Rose Adam led Tudor Arms with a 21 -point performance. followed by Huh with 12. Anne V1'hitehead scored a game - high 24 points for Glenn's Auto. Kathy Durnan chipped in with 1.3. In the second game of the night. second -seeded Dakota Bob', advanced to the championship game with a 55-46 %icton over number - three -seed Bank of Montreal Debi Bonar scored 19 points to pace Dakota Bob'.. Joanna Reardon added 14 io the wtnninl` cause. Leadine the Bank of Montreal were Lon Fleming with 19 points and Barb Armstrong w tth 10. The Ajax women's hoops loop The par -feet gift for Mother's You can keep mum on the links this spring and summer and help others breathe easier by takinc advantage of' a special offer from the Lung Association of Durham ReLnon. For the sixth consecutive year. the Lung Association is offering its Golf Pri%ilege Book just in time for Mother's Day. For less than half the cost of one typical greens fee. mom can enjoy discounts at 41 golf clubs. The $25 book contains savings at nine area courses and driving ranges, as well as those in Markham, Lindsay, Peterborough and Barrie. All proceeds go to further respi- ratory education and rehabilitation within Durham. For more information on the Golf Privilege Book, call the Lung Association at 436-1046. Scoreboard METRO .KiaOR A HOCKEY LEAGUE Semi-finals -- best -of -seven series Caledon Carnations vs. Wexford Raiders (Caledon wins series 4.0) Aprd 15. Wexford Radars 4 at Caledon Canadians 8 April 16. Caledon Canadians 8 at Wedord Raiders 7 Apn120 Wexford Raiders 6 at Caledon Canadians 7 (OT) April 22: Caledon Canadians 4 at Wexford Raiders 2 AuroraTipers vs.Ownq Hawks (Aurora leads socias 2-1) Apnl 17 Ouinle Hawks 1 at Aurora Tigers 5 Apra 19 Aurora Tigers 4 vs. Ourne Hawks 2 April 20 Clutnte Hawks 3 vs. Aurora Tigers 2. April 25 Aurora Tigers at Ounle Hawks April 26: Quote Hawks at Aurora Tigers May 2: Aurora Tigers at Ourne Hawks May 3: Our" Hawks at Aurora Tigars - - . - . - - pulls bu p set to reach women's hoopsfinal wraps up this conlln_ Wcdnesda\ at contest at S' p m victor\, Oils time against 1)akota Boh's Hlghhush %knh `er\ l,c taken_' I,hc 'hanlplonship Ileal ;L yrs at r) P r\1 Pla\_crs In the Ie"ILlic li\c rn holh .\I.r\ on the Bark of in the ,,,ns �+h,:n 1Lid or :AInrs Fun1 :ill othcr uflsCI : Ill d Pik':IIll CRAM It, JAM it, STUFF it full of.- 4x8 sheets of plywood. PVC piping for an unassembled toilet dozen boxes of co easy recliner. 4 sleeping b bug spr ire -Iav s- and matt" Dad's 70's entire contents of your I a Guide troop with 40 -ocolate ones are ant 'arm, the S man tent. 2 cabs of r mother - en fridge �e, your ~`yl sofa, the frien,d's apar-tm-ent, Now available at an unbelievable low price $938 t I including running boards. Imul (excludes freight $845) 711 SII111 IIIW 111S: 'Based on a 36 month lease for 1997 GMC 'safari Van 1SA equipped as described. A minimum down payment of 52,275 and 5300 security deposit are i egwred. Annual kilometre limit: 20,000 km. SO.OB per excess kilometre. •rFretght 5845, licence, insurance and taxes are not included. Offer applies to 1997 new or demonstrator models. Dealer trade may be necessary. Dealer may sell/lease for less. Offer applies to qualdied retail customers only. Ltnuted time offer may not be combined or used with other offers. OAC. See your Central Ontario Pontiac Bunk GMC Dealer for details. "TD and GM are licensed users of Marks. Don't forget to use your GM card earnings toward the purchase or lease down payment of your next GM vehicle.. * What's your card done for you lately? 4ittt tart' oar star M -4W SNA" MMM�rw Yri, ae '229 (36 months/$2,275 down) GET NHOT YOU WONT FROM YOUR 6MC TOUCH OILERS. BUICK GMC pi,ockerin. Sports THF: NEWS AUVF:RTiSF:R F'RIUAY, APRII. 25, 1997. PA[:F 25 Pickering Panther eewee s hockey league champs Selects defeat Unionville in third �tnd final game PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Harveys minor 1,ec%�ce select hockey team heat the Unionville Jets to cap- wic the North ti`ork G flockcN league title. Ilic Panthers posted Z - V ,t 4-1 victory over a. t'nutn%l1lc in the cru - third Lana of the �f I-ihrcc aeric,, at the I ),,�k n,•. 1'':%� 1r, scored twice to lead the Pickering peewees. Single goals went to Jeff ,'Murdoch and C'hucky Smith who netted a shorthanded marker. Adding assists were Scan McKeiguc, Michael Drew, Kyle Brown. Jamie Mcldrurn and Adarn Diemert. Greg Urhas prodded the Panthers with solid nctrnind- ing. Pickering ,)pened the ,cries with a -I vi:t:,rn AO o v e r [;mtm�ille �� D wn,,.l.:. phoiG C•� .Ar�re,..,.a:=..gin Table tennis, anyone? Trevor Vanacek of the Pickerin_, Table Tennis Club gets set to return to his opponent during the Open Tahle Tennis Championships hosted b\ the Pickering cluh at the Metro East Trade Centre )Llndx,. Players from across the GTA participated in the annual event. ,sw�crxros� PORT HOPE . i .rPENRIN PU K ALL 18 BOLES OPEN! • FLEET OF 49 rytrEa CARTS • .RIVING LiNGE IESSMNS AVAILARIE ' MINI MEMMEltS111PS AVAOARIE ' FI'U.T EKIPM ray MW UCENS13 CUM NOSE ' IOTa Neu RON .7 M 11'EEQENIs In HIES - SMP S NUBS - $19.0 1 URDArS is NtIES - I" MGM - SIt601I (411 PRIM INCUTM L&L ) COME OUT AND CELEBRATE Sl 1"TH A BOUND OF GOU AT PC)1 hopE COLI At t7?i'lgMCLO t (JUST SIU71 OF TSE 01 91 INL NTAW) J TO NMI TO IFF TM CALL 1-IIF?li-6Si1 Diemert. Murdoch, Meldrum and Drew scored fur Pickering. Drawing assists were Mark Gorman, Sean Goslin, Smith. Diemert and Matt Hargraves. Goalie Urhas hackstopped the squad to the win. The Harveys peewees lost only their second North York league game of the season, 5-2 to the Jets in the second game of the series at Downsview Arena. Mc Keigue and Murdoch scored for Pickering. with assists to Hargraves with Mth./48 Mths. 1 or purchase for just S10,995.00'* 1997 ACCENT Remote Fuel Filler Door Release =enore --ore Side hews Minors Intermirtert Wipers • Door Alarwaren^, _ ght - Folding Rear Sean More standard features Man any other car in its ciass two, Smith and Meldrum with sin- gles. Kelly Jewison took the loss in goal. The Pickering Panthers Harveys peewees posted a record of 39 wins, 16 losses and lour ties overall during the season. ,� .m mw - f4. fti�:_ 41 , ■SAW" PACE 26 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997 Buy one C1'SS1 1'Cli. week, get (905) Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the 2nd free! Monday to Friday Call us for TORONTO . 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday details LINE or fax your ad ApplNs to Art,cle5 for 798-72596830707 (905) 579-2238 \ Sall a� o H FOr GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES only 35 +GST V��" Announce your baby's arrival and receive a gift certificate $L GST entitling you to worth p$25ro of quality baby products. 1 ' Careers 1 Careers gin, Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careersff General General General Gener no Help 1 Help 1 Help IM, Hel Assistant a.. compte ^ne t,!,naue avec 'a-l;ass (pane et ecnr �„ r ass.ster to gerant cP �omf e d une sonata �cpers conseds dont :vreau-cr* est slue d Oshawa Door 01tre .'r de voyage, bisque a avo,, sa propre ;..• vrrotWe rube M pos- le< de tonnes apt. -+s d artmres Line enenceen verifies -me•c,aies ,dos --les, d hu.le strad i C�'erabe S +oar -tai racer conacrr Y 'w•r Sleu E% -PK 466000" X%I" Yx -+.,ewer jos c�cw+ IZa�rcc SCHOC. i OESIGti 26 wk F ,onSt,v 6 Busness Pro- gram •2 wk intensive 3- r,)ase prograr 3 wk Pro- fess,ona� course. In-home r41 Brgmners Program Part-time *,ir time courses ava,lable A school where an your tra-ng btcomes wortnwhde Financial as- s•starcemay be available 905-436- 7746 INTERNET -www durTammau com mor- uwscr+oor a -mai' - smoolof tioraloi a so"drine ca THE NAIL STATION �a eve i•r,_n Cr^•e• Be - Come a n i techn,Wn. Career tram,ng ava,lable in artdlrual naft. ear canyrrg. bps. :osb+gs, pedcuies. 1Y40ung 1905) 723 -SW YOU - TALENTED STYL- IST us. loc v wanted ra-d work dea.caeon good attitude supoted- Cutntele Inoepe,noertt Call Manager 57"'9C General l Help LICENSED-a,rsryhst ro- g4vec it busy tamely salon Par, tune position avadabee, (fullUnit wrtr own Cl.en I"I Hourly • commission Call 726-68:Xi WORKING? NEED Extra SSCasrinS Pan-t.me pos.- lions available Choose your own hours For apps can 905.432-7634 or pag er 905-721 7226 01-Z PROFESSIONAL Drivers wanted .mme- d.ateiy to run Canada 3 U S A for major transport company Must have ICC med", abstract. including CVoR. and police clearancewe otter paid layovers, breakdown and loadngrtxuoadng pay, new "film hent. competitive wages. Call 1905)723- 6118. AIR sales person rewred for Durham Regwn area. Ex- pernenoe an asset. we aria Min. Please fax (905) 433- 7%1. APPRENTICE or Licensed Styist treaded for hill tiros fours. $oft to start. Protrt "ring. Birthday pay. For appt. Cao 426.6624 ask for Cindy. - TINNING-- a Market Helping You Find The Right Career This special section will be aimed at the thousands of Durham Region residents who are looking for a career, a career change or upgrading their present skills! it will also include timely editorial for those seeking their chosen field. Section Publishing: SUNDAY, MAY 4 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Call 683-0707 today for further informafron! Im Help aAKERVIDELl Clerk want - ad for Inlian balwy a li deli expenence preferred. aRenrow (2pm-clos") R weekend shifts. Call Sal 683-4150. BEAUTY SALON requires part-time Licensed stylist for Ajax. Salary/Commis- sion. Call Rda 619-8839 l Genend HOOK REPS. repaired for Scadowough and area as well as Durham Region. Reliable car esse ". no selling, aria train selected candidaw. For interview Gord, Oshawa area 721- 9679: Long dist. 901 2433 - access code 721- 9679. Illlttrraborat Fortune 5110 company supplying atings to the automotive industry has an ening for an afternoon shift Plaint Supervisor. e successful candidate will have a solid tirtical background in coatings manufacturing trig with well developed supervisory skills in a ion environment. Please lorward resume to: teen Resources, Morton kidwrisdonal, f., 430 Finlay Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2E3 fax 905483-7272. No phora calls please. We are offering an excellent opportunity for a highly motivated Individual to loin our team. As the manufacturing manager, you will meet safety, product quality and pro- duction schedule goals. The successful candidate will possess a college or university degree In a related field. Excellent interpersonal skills and a mini- mum of 5 years experience managing in a unionized environment are essential Previous experience In the textile indus- try Is an asset. A working knowledge of computer sys- tems and production/manufacturing ap- plications round out your qualifications. Qualified candidates should forward their resume indicating salary expectations by May 5. 1997 , to. Sure Fit Home Furnishings Ltd., 458 Fairalt Street Ajax, ON LIS 1R6 Fax fit: 905-683-1541 Attention: Clare Daley We thank all applicants, however Only those selected for an interview will be contacted NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE' SENIOR CLERICAL Manufacturer requires well organ- ized, computer -oriented Individual to preform various office functions. Experience In AIR. Inside Sales, etc. Knowledge of EXCEL and MS WORD. Good salary and benefits package. Pickering. I Fax resume to; (905) 839-1717 SALES REP -NATIONAL FOOD DIST. Account Representative wanted to call on Local Area. Experience in selling to grocery, mass mer- chandisers, dollar stores and drug stores. • vehicle necessary e Salary plus conwnission Pkm kv riffaff m in confidence to: (800) 363-9933 Attn: Anna WANTED Truett Training Instructor Must Have: Class *AZ" Licence, e5 yrs. minimum verifiable exp. 'Classroom Certification. Please fax resume to: (416) 253-4966 A. G. SIMPSON Co LTD G Sunp%on Co. Liu_ a major automotive n% manufacturer requires a: ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK •atc-d ill thou OSHAti%A, Onlano whit" all} ytm, wall have 1-2 years experience a cornputervcd (VAX and PC). ac - ant% payahlc cnviro nmcnt where your porimbilmc% included prox'esstng of sup- cr nnoili direct material%• freight irgc%. chargcback% to %upphcr%, calcu ion of %annus bu%mess transactions such rcfun.l%. ctN of lost or damaged good%. idling cheques and account %taicnicnh �. utter a compcbnve %alar} and hcncftl% .kagc It you are interc%i please sri your rc%un1C in contidcrkc to. Jan Hogan, A.G. Simpson Co. Ltd-, 901 Sini Strert South. 0%hawa. Ontario, 1.1 H 41.2 or fax 90;-;71-0532 lt, are in eywJ .,pl>„rturur. .vnpli tki• ,Lout %,air Jur %tour interlrrr In us and (,nli air crier rrd 1„r an tii Irvi % Ill hr . ton rrd. ASSISTANT SALES/DESK MANAGER required at pnrgicssr%c tscll cstablishcd Icadtng VW'. Audi X RV I)Ii Requirements. experienced auionwi scam player Apply to: Bob Verwey byfax(9051668-9731 or in person by appointment only (905)686-6410 PART-TIME SALES HELP Required Experience an asset, but not necessary. Apply in person to: THE WALLPAPER CENTRE LTD. 1652 Bayly St. W. Pickering Multinabonal Fortune 5W company supplyir►ll; itingS to B1e automotive industry has ar ening for a Colour Matcher. The successful 1fl6date will have post secondary hichnica kation along with 1 - 2 years cdotr nii experience. Familiarity with the use of al es of paint application equipment is essen• . Please forward resume to: Human Re. ores Morton tntsmationaf, Lid., 430 Fin, Avo., Alex, Ontario, LIS 2E3 or fax 90S 1-7272. No phone calls please. Check Out Our Flyer Deliuery Service. We are by for The it Distrifxdor of flyers in our area.IT Have yoyers delivered J stca11683-5110 4i--�` any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The Newspaper Wet everybody needs. • • . • - • News Advertiser 0 It 4 e 411 0 t a 4• 6 6 a a 0• e 0 4 6•♦ t 4 1• 6 6 6 eral lelp 778 an It A Cal dr all In- 36 - CLASSIFIED t, 36 - THE NEWS ADVFR'r1SER FRIDAY, APRIL Z5, 1997 PAGE 27 General General General General Office Sales Daycare Articles Help Help Help Help Help qg int • WantedIm Home CareEM For Sale [JIM CLASS EFII D CUSTOMER SERVICE v5 A,JierPser requests advertisers check ad upon publication as } Advertiser will not be t more than LIGHT TELEPHONE work. days or evenings. no ex PIZZA maker wanted. for day LOCAL NEW f'ome bolder WILSON FURNITURE re. NANNY REOUIRED We In LIVE-IN companion/house- SLOW OUT SALE tndges perience necessary, full shift, must be neat 8 Self requires parr t,me once quires experienced sales or Irve out. for 4 yr old and keeper required to assist 2 8 stoves $225 set. Dish- training provided, salary clean -motivated, for b- help Position requires persons full , part bme Sal- t yr old Altona Rd and Seniors Private room . use washers. buril-tits and port Plus bonuses Please tensed establishment evening and some wee- ary. commissions. benefits Hwy 2 Full time Position of all facilities References. ables 5200upright freezer call Mr While, 723-6900 Some experience ner_es trend hours Maybe suitable and more Join the team at stating May 26th Relerenc needed immediately call $250. dryers $175, wash Oshawa 305-a32-7157 sary Call after 5 p m 427- for mature individual who Oshawa s oldest and fas- es a must 509-1871 619-1496 after 6 ers $250. fridges $300. FULL-TIME SUMMER & 7257 enjoys meeting the 9 pubnc test growing furniture store 9 9 PART TIME Daycare re - IStrative and rommurira beer fridges $100 stoves Permanent positions avail. SHORT ORDER COOK. Computer skills not re- Call Darryl Sherman 905- Y qu'red for chddrer ages 5 Smanufacturers Bargain 5200. New appliances with able immediate) in our Y Must work weekends Ap- gored Non ice^.sed Send 723-2255 7. Pine rove d Altona Rd 9 Corner warranty 6 month warrantys reconi rapidly expanding market proximately 30 his Reply to File 09802 Oshawa Th resume to F Ie e9804 Oshawa This Week PO s,,isic individuals Guar- area Call 509-8255 Leave a^'ail tail 432-2750 'IOned appliances. Service -nn5lble Or inSertiDn and LEADING SIGN COMPA- Ing 0rnoany No expel once' will train is Week PO Box 481 Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario Skilled message 7.5 CU. FT. FREEZER available Barbecue parts 'flCorred NY located in Ajax requires right appnc Oshawa. Ontario UH 71-5 L1H 715 Help PICKERING- Hwy 2' Dixie $175 Crum -oder type hu- '��•' Stet 6 Hanks A5- "2 Shall to no liability for a meticulous Worker look ants Salary.bonuses GIRLS WANTED from On- apt budding m OTTAWA 5-9 pm and Saturday 930 Mat -re '. a babys,her modifier $50 686-3004 Wiances 362 Frencr S+ •.nSerBOn O1 an Silver- y Ing to succeed in a busy 723-3548 SMOKE-FREE Protes. OFFICE HELP required rralntenance and repairs warted m my home Possr S50'toth, 2 sets ;r ,'red Oshawa 305-a32-7157 ^rent Liability tor er- Li envvonment. Experience In MRS. VANELLFS PIZZA sora p:."'a r studio brat- Must know J,�:k Books CARPET INSTALLERS bre sn,tt wo•. Must have AUDIO System Remote w! 32r: i"k '[,,,at 11 FT. ROUND. atone i •1 ads limited t0 the end product decoration IStrative and rommurira ed ,n Whitby requires ma- and Wlcdows 95 boo. �, Helper •eOu red •^ -tine ;ran rransportanon and ref t.r^•ace ;rr;,rq ;x III- ac-esso- , paid for the ace Sp helpful but not necessary. p,ckermq brwn _etre' �.,'i7 hiring lure. dependable. enthu- keeping8 office experience De experience Own tools 8 ercnres Call 839-6366 chesterfield 8 ovoseal. 5350 Coffee 'acre 8 end ries. excellent rcrdclor ,nt the error All Hiring the right full time tour' s g Flexible s,,isic individuals Guar- tond,rlal Plcker ^.q area a^'ail tail 432-2750 DAYCARE ^ Nfd U.^tar 5' 75 Call 42?- $1.000 tai' 905 666 - m person immediate) Phone Y hours. experience Die anteed ho all n "'-nal � � - -nal abies. 4689 IS subject to the ap- call and resume please a terred Applym person - u y wage. bo- own anspOr ar,n re Ot management of Kevin (9051 428- t 791 42 nndrtion. 3300 686-7754 noses and paid training No qu,"i 905 686 8529 Fax cal Advertiser lax (9051 42) MATURE superintendent selling appointments only 905 428 '369 ws -•-- .. , Iyears oI c -,.,pp •�.,•ed for a h, rise Shifts riI, Monday Friday ice gent Cond,t :r S2'1 n,•r'°: '. GIRLS WANTED from On- apt budding m OTTAWA 5-9 pm and Saturday 930 Sales _,1FIER, . ....,. r poSAlnn must tale het'woon E ' 9 :o com. Duties to include cieanmg. a m t 30 p m I' you en!e Y ' lej I p Agents - -_ar. and be wiling to pete in chis ear's ,397 y rralntenance and repairs to .Ir ; on the r Done. calf S50'toth, 2 sets ;r ,'red Please call after Toronto Pageants Over and office duties Tnls cou- (9`=5 430.7510 for more ENERGETIC :aycare 305'6'9-3152 $22000 ,n prizes and pie must have good admin- information Calls are ac ASSERTIVE. POSITIVE SRN $492 weekly e• Scholarships includirg trip IStrative and rommurira cepted Mondai Friday 59 �, e-- " 'rr -- ,...•icy ca, to Nationals ,n Las Vegas lion sk Is salary plus 2 Dm 8 Sat„ftlay '0 am is -on sales Compu•erT, 24 hr hot Call Today. 1-800-36, bedroom aPt ct,kbes m- pm As. •,• Cr,Isrne or an asset Fa. -sumer •, 812.6891 Earn - t hornet 2125 Ext Zap eluded pIs benefit pack. a e �atl Janet t 905 666 Joanne (3C5; 433 574• a month tom HAIRSTYLIST, 'tai tech q J e STUDIO SKI lour oO• oerg easy question 482(1 '�r customers Idt6) . Aabi,sned Ing for a 'ecrr aar ,Pace for rent Please rail ihaur at 305-437.9397 Pie :Lw+teiei necessary oil+2 code 6 Beauty Salon. lot sale or rent $14951m0 fully iTHETIC'AW man•cunst equipped. 17 stations). '- . ,� Whitby choice North Oshawa lora tae 6ii5-d�c7 tion, Dort miss owning rPEPIENCED STYLIST lour own business 725- .. _ •till,ary 1171 ,aor Call ,9051 430- LEARN HOW to operate. a m Ilet from 4PERIENCED Den Clerk, your home a and Barr a - '✓!f• icy area great second income Awe - •esurne to 905- 427 some benefits Parting t, Art An ,0 provided, call 1416 2R4- SUPER -DIET ',xe orf rJr warten 8 Inches Lor' goo^, for su-,eft 1 o Nah,rai d ".uar arteed 305,51 5061 WELL-ESTABLISHED r O 34 sales reps •Or ^am - , a e , or , grade ' oy Full lime Call even- e t er 999, Iea+e message FRIDGE. N"rte Admiral 18 KARAT d,a,ond ady s rigs 839 4909 •? - 6 yrs lid good e^I ;--.. �, r. 'ng stone 626-''67 nndrtion. 3300 686-7754 we.gns -,85 its III ages t mo and up Peter C,ar t; plLs 2 stores inDaycare Available KENMORE 3`' range ,^ we,gnmg O 32 cis each > 25 antique .na,•s S95 -•-- .. , Iyears oI : JS _arty '390 rsurarce ' for Sale ice gent Cond,t :r S2'1 eva .at,or S" 500. ac E E r.: pfori a warm ,ail 905 c28-36'5 ter•,^.g 560,, 4.6 '58 a .nvironrren• with LIFECALL systern ,ailed 2id6 .earning ;pport,n,. SAr . < w S,Ze Dr7-ader7 1990 .A VAHA RT' OC di't ' es L x per enced Rp-fer gW^, breedsDreads p.xe - int :ondiOdr S 509 tnces P c -g Beac^ 3 S50'toth, 2 sets ;r ,'red ooc N -s', 1• D•..m rou I area '' " 426-'534 dnd',;ue sa•i^g`%l- �yrbds. in Sill Hgr Har - ENERGETIC :aycare d'apes. A- 535;'beth alluded 5347C obc Wa-led ata e;e 63dn%ed -eats Da'• ,a .X' drjr ;e• r good Fur daily ouings 8 c'J- 62'x62' 33"3-2830 tion 655-3438 ;rams P'aygr,,.nd a.. WASHEWDRYER. ,.- 3 :ewers S45.eacr +._r yard References avadabie i-, _,_ g•o,i.•d;• nc a' 'acre S chairs S4`, ;myl Ha^w;oa40' resa - ieatre• taD,es cra•s :aoies S25:eacr ..ds size 42-- 39055,. 3r1: - . •lar d,rder 55 , cur^••tire S30 sews^ ^'a. . NDIVIOUALIZED - n F •ec ace acessr^es $4C erre S2" st^,e 5g= ^' NEEDED IMMEDIATELY 4493 fill5ei" '/a.e ar 5•-- 4pr Dedr;r- -".,e :. ••a :• _ . , -i luts.de�D'ay 7^ a - 5 p 626-''67 S25C 71 dinette suite d,daes ii bac.; •.:rid In ages t mo and up Peter '6510 antique d'es5e5 soidenrg.eleV,3r -. also ences avaliac'e ii:es Articles > 25 antique .na,•s S95 'eluent cano,dares w tr Rd and Hayfv 1331 -3010' ' for Sale '91,-F97-3532 -f.de ence ,n •he wind- MOM Of Two rant ,vide 'Oar a;r ABOVE GROUND nor , ode 4493 PR Flet For MP• ., Help ,egion ex eiienr case 3 EXPERIENCED va e< cep .. '•'•"-' - •-- ^11 r'a Jar Parks • 905837 GREAT Buy' Craftmatic •-- .,. .. .- 58;, N,. tzvr Su ixPERIENCED Harrsty6st +e z"sC M„•,' pe ensu uonuses Ca Susan 905- p,,,-..,.�a., •cal AspraR .uncles sreaa wa s -- 0627 Be! '” ,,- .. •sr;an ... -.• •. eau OsCewa LICENSED Harrstybst 72194.3 'Oar a;r repair park and outr^gs Ages _ ,.r,- ,... .. pe'st'le. ;rc,• synmes :e• wante; ^nrnmum "9 1 yea". s,Ii fnendl mature and Y - seat�nq and Compo r ar.0 Year St Pat, u5 able orating •xceller.f fyr •-a.e• .ckn •oro wa,.'v:IuO IwI lime, some experience. full time or very reliable Able to won. nY Mus' ee car, n aG scnooi Call 426-'5'S wG •..^g ccndr,,on steeds S25,r ria .,5-.25-5395 - .. - preferred Call " parttime available. salary . Independently Evenn it •-aranre and able ro sell Loc ^•across S%Y, or best CI UB speak to 'Sharon commission. Ajax location Weekends 5`trr Fax ,. 1 ..AI 728-64,'� offer(;all 3C5 -55x6'4 arra ,r 683-2954 sume ,3C5 427 35'3 1� Service &ABlus,iness-- W -Phone (905) 683-0707recto-r--., .. Fax (905J 5752236 ImproverMnts IM, Impotrements BIN Roofin • Moving 8 noVottling b • House • a Pooi • • Business • g • Storage torage • Cleaning • Maintenance • Services -�' ARTESIAN «, GENERAL ' CONTRACTING Specializing in ceramic, marble, slate 8 granite Installation. Bathroom renova- tions, reference or referral. Serving Durham Reg, for over 10 yrs. Free Est. 905-427-0128 BUDGET HOM IMPROVEMENTS Basement Apts., Rec-rooms, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall. decks. ceramic tiling 8 countertops 15 yrs. Exp. :all Mario (905) 619.4663 - cel. (416) 56044 RENOVATION$ Great Rates Carpentry, dry -war, sur; Pended ceilings, taping Painting, lexture-spra, sound-proobng, cerami tile, paper-hang,ng Can 665_1612 01665-9123 DEL ZOp Wood Fencing Decks - Chain Link - Iron Drdled Holes - Set posts FREE estimates Call Steve 905-509-5077 mobile 41s-729-1348 COMPLETE HOME SERVICES • Additions 8 rettolratioes Custom bAding • Lloatscd Vadesmin It Fra estimates t101m Augured PON holas, ••cling of posts in concwM. Som tutiss installed. all work 9u•raM•ed • Halndyman •' JIM 'S HNtdytrian Services Renovations, base- mentslDathrooms, deco- rating, drywall, electrical, pkxnbing, and drains and roofing. Free Estimates Cal Jim, 905427-1467 A & C ROOFING. Shingling all 1•vpes of roofs, new and Old Workmanship Guaranteed Free estimates Call Andrew at (905) 428-8704 MPainting 8 Decorating and Wallpapering Stucco ceilings General repairs Top quality work at reasonable prices 201. off for Senors Cal for a FREE Estimate 404-9669 JW PAINTING �� IOL/Ext- Paper hanging, Sponging & Ragging. SerY1n8 Durham Region since Ill Free Estimate~ 683-5838 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workmanship Fast, clean, reliable servicr:. 420-0081 fx/1I IV xxV`lnn, SYSTEMS Big u, s ,au • d' hourly rates SENIOR AND MID- MONTH DISCOUNTS Rrvae,-• a. :.� om m e' ca. Compataoie •ares Free estimates 905-723-7479 1-a06853-7750 AIAX MoolnQ Ja;e^ls Iii, services. moves, ap- p„ance and piano spec,a:- ISts Flat rate or flauly, We Sow rave heated storage units Now offering free boxes with move Pank and load special, starting at 599 and up Call for infor- mation, 725-0005 or 42740005 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all' Free estimates, sensors discount, soon no- tice moves. Appliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Cal 172.2150. MEN Was LARGE TRUCK Win do household moves, residential, commercial. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane 427-2856. MICHALSKI MOVING HOt.ses A"'l.-.o'!, �'f. hoes. Appliances and Fano Specialists Senor and Mid -Month D,s counts L,censed.In- sured Free Estimates Excellent service. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Movers 9arga,n rates 'tomes "oils apt etc a:anc moving Paclung available 423-0239 286-5513 • Flooring, • Carpeting CARPET NSTALLATIOHS 25 years experience, restretdtmg, our specahty. Free estimates. 0 i N Duncan, 917-1799 or 917.1100 : crMrn vizi 20 rs experience Cleaning b� the dad. Rates' $40.-5m) Fvefl other Fri. available. 576-9865 III v me5>age Need someone dependable, bonded and insured to ::lean your hone or office" Thai's us' D&K Dependable Cleaners special spring rates 579-0234 432-9046 POOL OPENING SPECIAL - S99. all taxes included. Limited time offer. G.R.B. Maintenance 683-8452 • Party %1 --It rK\ N N. It li X t Ililrr .dull _driry - mrdualls with ­•perrence providing services for Senor Citizens n our community .;r more information 905-1213-5114 Hr• xrrr rrtHt- %RI �- call Susan a Karen Henry • Services • • Health RA111a1T WANTS WORK pang Magic For Children Parties And All occasions Have My Own Magician Call Fide 666-4M • • txivttg • Yard • • Schools • Winkyrtrllx KST GROUNDSKEEPING LAWN CL-TrrNG, ':Ipnng k Fall cleanups, trimming, garden work li quotition Call Ralph woMinglon 665.9896 or Ton Free 1.888.665-9895 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A .0 •4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 *Full Course 5259 Free pick -up and drop on (416)287-3060 Gardening 6 W,1 ardening 6 0010 ep 779andscaping TREE REMOVAL d MAINTENANCE LANDSCAPING & GARDENING CALL DAVE ........ 834-7as6 . • Beauty natural:vat to i.ose weight and; or lmprive 1 aur health and well being is through Heaven sent Herb%. Kelly Remmer Certified Herbal Practitioner (416)282-7305 • 6 • art Financial • • Directory in-aboid 2 wks **FREE e-FNJNG•• Computerized Tax Returns prepared by Prolessional Accountant Judy Kuksis CGA 90542G-2081 Corporate tax 8 business services available Don't Forget Ajax Pickering News A(h-ertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified :fid Please (Call 683-0707 Please read your classified ad on the first day of p"ca- tion as we can- not be respon- sible for more than one inser- tion in the event of an error. PAGE 28 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1997 t Articles Articles Articles Computer Computer9M11 Automobiles 1 TrucksSa e , Marine a Marine 1 For Sale 1 For Sale 1 For Sale Video 1 Video For Sale 7 • • • • • • • • • &;,Pn HOWAREWEDO■ ■ The This Week%% AdLrertser wed DepaitTlert ■ ■ is oaTr ifted lo pry acilg our oBlorners wilh the best ■ ■ oossble Same We viii applecI& your cwdd ■ response t, the Cris below ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly. ■ courteous service? ■ ■ 1113 Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ advertisement? ■ 4 Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ ■ We would like hear `rom you • ■ If you prefer ■ Fred Elsmont please contact , ■ ■ at 576-9335. or 683-07- ■ or fill out this Coupon ■ and mal. to. ■ ■ ClassiDed Department ■ P.O. Box 481 ■ ■ 865 Farewell St. ■ a Oshawa, Ontario ■ ■ LiH 7L5 ■ ■ SacS`ac^or 's 1714 '^eds.:re J' our Scywess- ■ 4PPL.ANCES •-'u•ae stove CARPETS SALE i, m of 1i ✓'ectroncs ca :e', ,r stain . -F, microwave elc roiease carpet 3 •kms Free estimates P.:k. R 5339 '30 sq yo Includes aeuve•r 4.6283 14'' aper premium pad and 4'5 2^^8 74.4 page- 416 nstanat,on F•ec eshmates 295-4909 ✓sa accepted carpet repairs Serving ATTEND OUR FREE "Naw Durham uric wrround,.9 . as - I r. • . a' - ;,,, . area Sar^ 905 458E • 7'2 demonstrator. seminar CARPETS- ' ,, and save can W tun and save money New ' ^'fpr, Stair loo"" Seminar ;,vel by a less r✓/: product tale avyi. prolerss,onai rnstr✓ctor at S! ab* to sun any budget Anises Pure Spring Water $enior dscount Rave^ Company Book now" and restretcvng for free es Phone 579-2837 timate Cal', and u snow ,BUY SELL, RENT -,ew you tele d"llerence 130". vil.. and customers satrsiac'tior dryers Parts ,e', ce new guaranteed. Mike '.905 and used sliding door cool 43. 4040 ers Repairs to stoves CLASSICAL GUITAR tndge,s washers dryers cas, >'an, N sterno Sitionensor s Commercial sic li 1i firm -all Products 155 Simcoe S! for dbtalis 905 83-4 1568 S Oshawa 576-84^ CARPET BROKER. NI•, -r thio' stair resistant Cal For 3 rooms only $369)C Price includes 3, Sq yds carpet deluxe pad and installation in your home Free quota lion it your home Nc ,n fill. no payment for one tali year Dane' !-800- 217-0104 Carpet Mill D,srl.nutcrs. 12 months No payments No interest. ,OAC, 3 rooms (300sq if ) installed war deluxe pad from only S399 Specials on Vinyl, Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Home 1.800- 663-6046 CARPET MILL Dlsrt!bu- tors, 12 months No pay. ments. No interest. (OAC) 3 rooms (300sq.ti ) installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Home. 1-800-663-6046 CARPET- QUALITY Car- pet. Low prices Latest co - fours and fashions Sales. Installations, Repairs For free estimates. Call Wally 723-5295 or 706-3517 www3.sympabco calcar - pets CARPETS - lots of carpet, 100% nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on hand, I will carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpet, pre- mium pad, expert installa- tion, fast delivery, free esti- mates (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 COMPUTERS 4 SALE 706 S<- . ete $6JC � D Riboor Printer S5C Taxe, incluo ed Prone 905 57. 5291 COMPUTERS New pent car^ '2' s - -' -hedra will, monitors S' 175 Used Pentium 75 wiln monitor 5699 Multimedia i com- pete troth: 5'29 Used 486 53s 5299 used monitors from S25 Great deals on MMX Systems Computer Clea,ance. 164 Baseline Rd Bowmarl Just east of exit 432 (401) (905, 6973059 DINING ROOM SET, circa 1950 Finely crafted ma- hogany, glass front china cabinet. buffet. (6) chairs, table with extension leaves. estate sale. $2.300 1905) 433-8147 EZ • GO GOLF cart. 3 wheel electric with charger, $800 o b o 5795352 after 5 SHOW SUN. April 27 8 a.m.-noon JUBILEE PAVILION South on Simcoe St. To Lakeview Park Rd. in Oshawa. 905-689-8181 HEAVY DUTY York bench with squal rack and leg curl 120 lbs in weights Bar cell & Dumbbell bars In. uded $150. Mens 10 speed bike $20 Lades 5 speed Raleigh Dike Al cond,lon S50, Boys 20' bike S20. Beige microwave stand A 1 S35. Beige dou ^le sheers approx 8 it wide x 6 ft 10' long A-1 $60. Please call 579-6464 if in- , erected LUMBER Clear. 4.4. 8 aro' ✓^gths various widths Peecn nard maple. soft -,ape Phone (905) 430- '226 after bpm PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Vs' u• aa•e '7use. ..„w 5 uSPIJ pianos Ipnght 8 q'anCl d gdai ianos & kevboards Not re rent tc ,,w- Large se action of clocks Can Tel- -p Piano, 433 1491 REFRIGERATOR sale N`rote s -de c, ce Viking ' 8 cu ft excellent cons' 'pr Asking 5475 Can 416- 92-022' days. 905619 962 evenings SHEDMAN Quality _ 8 X R baht ✓only ✓$299 . ,, tax 'la -v order sizes and styles "a,able Also garages no deck, -6' McKd, Rd nit 3 i' 'v✓•,ng F,- • - ),e to Car, 9'i 6'j 2093 _-AK'PINE FURNITURE Noo^.w - eased tc n:•^y,_✓ _1r ew 'Home Office' and ^re•'a,nmen' Centers' 'le nave aodec many new e.room & ;ging room eces as we, We proudly kndc'an iiiwe sell and fen the Nonest 1"'ay, 'se,. sh,ngs a.adaae any -ere at iow _umpetihve _rs 905.985 8"4 -JRSO Graphic 16, and i^ery pack-,arge, AC S carry use 5 games .e now Paid $300 Asx ^c' !11 OBO Cail 5'+ '29 As. -D, Andrew or -ave message USED FRIDGE $225 a^d u, ,,sed stnv✓s S:-': and up us" wa»he•s $25C dryers 5179 and up Brand hew branc name lridges 16 c! $6115 blew b•and name 30- stoves 5449 and up New scratch and dent ba, Irgges 5 c t $249 Ste- phii s Furndu,e and Appiancers 227 Court SI Oshawa "6-7448 WATER ' yo:, are con- .:e•-• .-Ti- 'lie erste smell &--• -,ok your water we :car ^.el, ".a'.I for into 686 8351 or 686 0234 ane, 5 p ,^ Articles 1 Wanted ANTIQUES Abscluteiy I.,niture or aro ytning 400 Scientd,C instru- ments chinasilver, aeve• tisirg toys. decoys dolls. milk potties collections or estates Cat' Robert Bowen Antiques ,905, 655-8049 Brook-, A-1. WANTED. Dead or A„ve .' R > TVs. stereos, guitars. Cam Cordli CDs. VHS Movies, Tools Jewel ry Cash Paid 430-3050 or 430-3680 Peter or Rob- bie 121 Brod St S We buy estates. old chi- na. glass, figunnes, and furniture, pre 1940. in- cluding china cabinets, boclkicases, dining & bed- room sets, cedar crests. treadle sewing machines and more Call Jeff at ANTIOUE DISCOVERIES 6033243 APPLIANCES Wanted, working or not working Call Slef s Appliances 905- 432-7167 1 Computer Anternet 406 DX 2-66 - Overdrive, 12 megs ram, Multimedia system, like new $990 Call 723-5000 after 6 p In NEW MUSIC a -zine N http://wiww.dumam- news nett-a)c238/n- dex him WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 Pools, Spa EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16^ 24 •eclan a -a, Kava, pool includes decks 8 ten:: -ng $5.195 Meets fecc.nq oy-laws. 25yr warranty 1 900 6687564 Pickering. Ajax phone 416.7987509 • 1 Lost & Found FOUND Gold bangle bra ce et w.- inscription found in a car wash on Wednes day. April 23 in Ala. T: identity please call 683- 2344 FOUND. 3RAY & charcoal Pesia-. .at 'ally grow, very tr,endly in the Brock Rd Pickering Parkway area on Apra 1 call 686- 817C LOST- Four gold nngs Ear., 11u'sda•, --.-^, Ap•7. at 91 Baylir in trpin inside !hp Medical Budding Semhmenta, va ue Please cart Bery '905)683-8'63 1 =ets'Suppliea Boarding ROTTWEILLER PUPS a: - ._^ ., _s _ lye Exceilen! temperament Home raised $250 S300 905-985 8021 TOY AMERICAN ESKIMO Puppies "'e ✓s ✓✓.� *hire grow _' 1 C w '2 pounds Home raised. i Rostered Cal. , 9C ; 4,'A 4622 16HIM Thoroughbred HorseGiioing ^,e. : unripe, 14 yrs o,d_ trails wit road sale, and has no "I"s all aro ,J1 Hi Can 905-985.9097 SHELTIE PUPS Brut & r. 'Dare :e be d'MerenY" r'KC registered Champion par entsgreat temperament, full w'iner guarantee, home raised oreedor Call 905- 655 ' ' 72 r mg. Jr Puppy weeks through r;.ancetl tun, Tricks ,,s Summer cor Classes for nnng antl ex- enced handlers, -r4em Solving. plus. . pills 905-683-7852 1 Automobiles 1 for Sale NEED A VEHICLE? F;c• .:ped' Nc ctedi'% gank'up!, Call Tracie a' 9055761800 or 1.888 259.3E 73 1 can help' 1973 PONTIAC Grand Prix. occurrl Cantor ra car restored. air black 70.000 miles best of every thing new top. Tires. etc Certified S5500 905.725- 0777 1973 RX -3, Mazda. 41.000 original milesexcellent condition, rare find price negotiable 905.571-0636 1976 GRAND PRIX, good condition, all reasonable otters considered, Tele- phone 725-9279 1979 CORVETTE, red. bubble -back window, all original, 66,000 miles, 1 Celli condition. $10.000 or best offer Call 416-587- 9199 David 1960 TRS Convertible. original green paint, 128,000kms, 3 51L VS en- gine, automatic, new Michelins, Edlebrock per- formance Garb 8 in -take manifold Included. Certi- tied Asking $9,000 905- 723-7932. 1987 CHEV CAPRICE Classic 1984 GMC 112 ton 52500 Both in good con- dition, as is Best offers (905)721-0546 anytime 1994 GRAND PRIX SE PW PL PS P'M Cruise T it Aro F m caswr*?. recur system, 79.000 km 5' 4 500 Cali 683 3020 1994 GRAND PRIX. V6. p sabs. D' p w p I'unk, security system, 4 doer, ap p'ox. 79.000 highway kms. $14.500 Like new. one owner 905-6833020 iklil Automobiles 14 SUNBIRD, one own 1 1 For Sale er`99standard power brakes, steeling windows. new 1984 HON[;A ACC'OPID ^rakes, certified. Must sell 25C 2, knbody and ,n. Moving $8.500 or best oft tenor 9 out of 10. Burns no e, 623-4617 d, needs a clutch, 5500 1994 TRANSPORT SE. firm Call Bob 5 71 -14 79 3 8L ^jaded excellent 1985 Fifth Avenue, V8. Condition 94K $14 500 'oat with leather int Call Ross 905 571-2292 170K ': pry dean Runs like •-ew •:.Y ft $2300 obo I'hone 5765406 1986 PLYMOUTH HORI ZON lour Jv­ automatic Q01'0 •..drier new starter I995 PONTIAC GRAND SE 4 dr. 3 t V6, ma ruon 51 .000 km . auto. most options, warranty. mint condition, $13.900 668-5588 iime rust 150.000 kms best 1995 SATURN SC 2 offer 665.7684 Corr 9.• ' lin' auto. air 1986 PONTAINC PARI- Gond am-rm :ass p s. SIENNE '.'ver ;o" ", -t "" " p b , white balance of war- passer;er 51200060 as rarity super clean. rust rs. 57o9'011 after 6 pm proofed. fabric protection. air bags. certified. estate DODGE CARAVAN' sale $16000 (905! 433- ;L 5E passe^qer d,,. 8147 $3195 certifiea. 576-5696. 438 0756 84 Z28. ',7K, auto clean b^o-, S' (`/10 as is. or best 1987 FORD TEMPO L Air r x'✓ ✓ - rnnn oiler Call 905-436-0676 c•)hal-i 18, 900 xT Neeas minor body work S' C7 060 Can "05 78E 2540 1987 '.vola MR 2 S'000 •s Also lull sire truck Ip $300 Call ti Spm 105-428- '737 1968 GRAND PRIX, _ 8 L -- -. e,y kali. $2300 C.am�Ron v at ter, 4 p m at 509-0803 1968 Nissan Pulsar, wn'le Sim -, -' - kms T cools owner ady Craven. $1800 ass Cau(9051655-1015 1986 SUNBIRD ' 42K a,•. p, 4 -insd"vers great 52850 coo Cert, - Led. ready to go' Phone $76-5406 1988 - Baa. V6 3 8L 2 )CK auto. power great Shapv well ma,ntalrheC certifiable $2500 o b o At e', 16C.0 A..,ance Rd Rae^ng :90542G L312 19W Buick I asabre Ltd, 3A '•e Very .ioan ci i - two Asking 57395 Ivan at ter 6 p m 723 1492 1990 . 11oprrry Wagon 31, 'J^, ^_ ,wen windows power coo, i ].s seats )n smoke' car --acv to corci:.a'1 May kms Ask S430C cerrhec all 9051668-9392 1990 HONDA CIVIC SI. ' w^er _ _ me!.cu usiy maintained. ,owe, sol SE 7OC cell 000 ')87 4x4 lull sized Blazer. '9.000 kms exrummenl con - 1 000 080,905) 76-4507 1991 CHEV SPRINT acyl 'lee-cteo very clear, car :2500 Cert call Bert at 416 699 9315 1991 FORD Tempa L. auto a,' 4 do, - $29% cert au 576 5696 or 438-C756 1991 MUSTANG, 4 cyl Lx rlalcrlba:k a,.tc cl. ,se, all power windows. locks. min 'ors lady driven very Clean. 159.000 kil. $3.500 cert (905) 983-9800 :905) 837.1742 1992 EAGLE TALON, auto. air, power windows, locks, overdrive 100.000 kil, black with grey interior, great condition, $10.200 obo Can Mark. (905) 434- 6011 Leave message 1992 SAAB 9000 CS., 2 3L, 4CO 16 valve, Direct ignition, ABS. Cruise con- trol. power root , doors, windows. heated passeng- er 6 driver seat. Color, champagne Metallic, 86k (low mileage) A-1 condi- tion, $42.000 new asking $14,000 905-683-5801, pager 416-406-9723. 1992 SUNBIRD GT, 31 standard. loaded, low kms., factory warranty, $8.995 certified. 1990 GRAND PRIX. 3.1 automatic, load- ed, $6500 certified. 655- 3068. 1993 PONTIAC Transport, immaculate. loaded, leath- er, rear air, power: seats, windows, locks, mnrrurs; highway driven, A-1 $10,900 certified. 905-1131- 8777 1994 CAVALIER, 4 -door Sedan, automatic, a/c, asking $8,500 Call 905- 786-1142. 86 CHEV CELEBRITY -w Datfel, Runs well-theas is, $750 OBO Call 905 831.7 - 659 DANGER 11 BEWARE OF FALLING PRICES, CERTI- CAR IS PRICE CHOPPING FOR SPRING. WE WANT TO DEAL- WE WANT YOUR TRADE' WE WANT OFFERS ON OUR BEST SELECTION EVER EG moi vary, ';MC Cnevrolet. Chrysler 1991 1994 From $8 995 to $13.995 Certified and ready to go Suntan on the way to Iht beach 1985 Dodge 600 convertible, porlect gem $4991, 1991 F,rol!y convertible 5 spd. electric Nue. $4995 19% Suzuk. -onvert hbie autonia' - Nail. $5 995 1992 Geo Tracker convrrtiple 5 speed 100 AOC .m $5 995 198' Ford Mwtang CorTbie 4 cyl auto, 91.000 kc $4 495 2 Cavalier Z24, tram $4995 Specials 1989 Escort 4 door_ auto. air. $2.995 1991 Che. 3.4 ton Silverado cap. loaded $8500 1992 Jimmy SLE 4 dr loaded beautdul. $11990 1991 Cavalier RS. 4 dr. loaded 6 cyl auto. 95.000 km $6.985 1990 Chev Lumina Euro 4 W 6 cyl , loaded. $7 595 1983 Chole, Camaro. 6 cyl auto prone. 52.995 MANY more c•rtflied and ready to Go' Come and "xi us at Com. car Auto Center, 155 King St. W, at Miltown Mall ` CREDIT PROBLEMS' in the spat I,nanc,r; a,wn payments from $50c Month,y payments from S 150 0 A C Cars, trucks. vans 1981 to 1996 Alandy Auto Sales Ltd 146 Brocx St N Whitby Phone 905- 666-3382 1967 Volkswagen Golf. 100 000 km 5 spaanl.lfm pass. $3250 obo: 1989 Dodge Caravan. 7 -pass, auto S3250 obo 434- 2775 1 Automobiles Wanted $75 to S7soo for scrap cars & trucks or any condition vehicles 24/hr professional pick-up. Call (905) 706- 5740. AUTOMOBILES and trucks wanted for scrap. Any condition, any age, free removal in the Durham Region. cash paid. Also needed, '75 to '87 Chev or GMC pickup for pans. Can anytime, Oshawa 905-431- 0407. CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in running condi lion. Call 427.2415 or come to 479 gayly St. East, Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES. A & A AUTO- We pay $SO- $10,000. Cash on the spot Any condition, any year Call us anytime, 24 hours, 7 days, 30 min. service. 905-686.5003 or 905-706-5234 1981 Ford F100 pickup. with cap. standard. 6 cyl. runs great. $1800 ALSO 2 aluminum garden sheds. $100 each, large dog cage Call 6684695 1983 Chev Pickup. 112 ton, V8. +05 3 -speed overdrive trans. all new brakes, new tires. includes cap Lady driven $3000 or best offer 623-0451 1985 International. 22' 5 ter S spd. single axle. D1466, too many new parts to list Bills to prove Certi- tied. asking $8.500 Call Tony 721 0986 1995 CHEM Z71 Extended Cab. Dark green till. loaded Excellent condition 70.000 kms $23,000 firm Call 905-66S 8473 1995 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4x0 mmacu are eer Color, executive hwy dm ven, absolutely loaded Trader towing package (clever uses). keyless entry alarm, temp and compass gage 90.000 kms Asking $26.500 Call Kent 905 837 7811 CHEV. S10 PARTS long bo, n , !enders (tike ^ew). tool box. bad step Dumper $400 for the ;of 705878-4998 Vans 4 Wheel Dnve 1968 jeep Cherokee 4x4 bla-k aluminum rims. tinted windows grey int pb ps. pw C d locks ac 40L, 6 -y' 5 spd too many new darts to list Ask.; 55800 1e,t0ied Can Rx ''.eave message 905.985 9274 97 JIMMY SLS. 4 dr bad- e: , :ave' '45001l Gild *,m tan interior. "i ole kev,ess entry GI 905- 986-C 84 LEASE TO OWN, 'J93 Plylo". Jr Vale.• au- Tomatic. air, dark green_ 90.000 km $242 Eper mo including taxes I. anteed buyback March 31. 1998 $7500 905 434- 6595 ' Trailers 1987 BONAIR 'rnlua„er. tion. stored for ast 5 years. $3 500 Can 905 666- 1'92 1990 HOMESTEADER '. x 20 tbrda room Mair trader fully furnished One bed room. 4 pc bath. trxdge fain sate propane stove and oven Electric hot water deck 10 x !6 shed. new -.of on Florida room, new .arpel Located at Nestle Ir. Park on Hwy 36 bet weer Lindsay and Bobcat' geon on water Brand new $45.000 Asking 530.000 or lest offer Leave message before 4 p m or call after 5 p in to 9 p m Park lees ne- gotiable Ask fur Denise 9051579 3791 1994 NEVER USED. Gold- en Falcor cottager 2 pop outs. 2 bedrooms. awning, 39 h plus sleeps 7. fully furnished. Includes over sized servicedvery private lot, at Cobourg area. trader alone 525,1000 will sacrifice as owner deceased, 905- 420-1337 A CAMPING TRAILER, wanted, Hard lop or Tent, working or not, and boat or canoe 905-509-8172 TENT TRAILER, sleeps 4. very good condition, asking $1.200 or best offer. 433- 4790 TIAuto Leasing Rentals 1995 PONTIAC Trans- port. 38.000km. balance of factory warranty. take over lease. $392/month Includes taxes with small downpay- ment; excellent condition, fully -loaded. 905-655- 5807. 1961 YAMAHA FJ 1100. As" $2200. into 1 ex- haust. 38 000 km Cali Ru- ben at 723.2626. .e 1. 1994 PRINCECRAFT DECK BOAT 22'. 120HP EVINRUDE, BOUGHT NEW IN '96 FISH PACKAGE BIMINI TOP STEREO TRAILER. EXCELLENT SHAPE $18,300 OBO CALL 705-878-4998 Marine 14 FT3:: Hp ':crscile )ailed for bear, easy loader. $5000 o b o Call 6 9p m (905)428-7737 1611. THUNDERCRAFT Bow "der. 5^hc Mliy completely rebuilt. no nours in water. E Z Load trailer, loads of toys included. 56600 firm 905-433-1220 18 FT. NORTHCRAFT. ..iimon boat 125 hp mere . utboal new top.new water pump. S4 50C Loran VHF fish finder $5200 atlJohn 9051623 -WI 18 FT. SQUALL KING bergiass b, -a' "t ' ;. .✓ bi 55 hp engine. c'w 'rail era $2.650 579-535." atter 5 1988 EDSON BOWRIDER. Length 18 6 beam 7 t O Ergine 4 3 lice Merl 175 HP10 Extras twin swim platform. p"mpiete convert Iblt top. pus overall moor Ing cover spare Ipropsin glMaster I-' axel Cruise -' er roller Can Paul, 905 576-8339, Sher bpm . S I 1 500 00 Apartments For Rent 1 BEDROOM :.,int apt $55(: -cle> Fres and hydro Brook 4. area Can 6832564 1 & 2 Bedroom apts in Os'ewa err : B„wTanvdle Starting at $4500 month tndge & stove included with laundry facilities No piers Call X905 4342407 1 -BEDROOM Basemert ape"hip^t. es ,nclud ed private entrance. dose to amenities, available win mediately ist.1ast required Can 905-427 )643 OSHAWA Noot St W I Large ' Y : 6 3 bedroom apartments in clean low •Ise building Close to 401 & CO Parking Available immediately From 5600 per month Phone 91 4255 OSHAWA Boor St) Large 2 & , u c,rn apartments in Dean ✓�low rise building Close to 401 & GO Park Ing Availableirr mediately From $600 ,month Phone 905.576.4255 2 BEDROOM 5690 all in- clusive Available June 1st Quiet clean budding North Oshawa No dogs Call 905.579-9600 WILSON OLIVE area. 2 bedrooms. available imme- diately Fridge, stove. heat & hydro included $742 Carpet. parking, laundry lac. Daytime 263- 8369 or evenings 263- 2522 2 BEDROOM apt. near Oshawa Centreand 401. Parking. laundry, storage. Available May 1st Non Smokers Preferred. $6081 mo plus hydro, 579-0246. 1 BEDROOM apartment. Available anytime 309 Cordova Rd, Oshawa No pets allowed 905-579- 2387 2 bedroom, bright, spa- cious on lower level of raised bungalow. Private entrance and laundry. Townhne & Hwy.e2. June 1st. $725/mo. Mark 905- 509-8218. AJAX - CONDO, 2 bed- rooms, $875 plus utilities. Non smoker, no pets, 5 ap- pliances, pool, Available July Ist Reply to File 09801 Oshawa This Week, P.O Box 481, Oshawa, Ontario. LIM 71.5 or call (416)789-0405 1 Apartments 1 For Rent AJAX East Hamptons Iwo -I bdtm 2 tam Apt S750 plus atilt Avail May 15 d Junel Leave name 5 number Jacquelyn Tanner, Sales Rep Sufton Srp -Hersage Realty Inc 619-9500 AJAX. r'>• .. , DaseTert apartment' 4 pc bath bright, laundry. at utilities inouamg cable $700imonth Call 1905)426 1556 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE LY. r N`rrby Apt an,d'^•- soac,ous, carpeted. newly paintedwith balcony, tips( to this, shopping. all utilities included. first/last required no pets, t bedroom $675 2 bedroom. $775 Cal 430-40134 BEAUTIFUL 2-bedroorr bace'^ent apartment. con try air_ parking deck supe' dean. non smokers. Ostia wa $650 nclus,ve June 1st Cam 905 725-8760 BLOOR/PARK u; 1 anc D✓d roor nparlmont 4smy panted spacious $580 monthly, mciudins park nq Call 905 840- 671page 416 501 1667 DESIRABLE North Ostia wa . ;..at ,r 2 bedroom main floor duplex apart ments $695 plus hvdro, $685 inclusive Frst,last references required, nc pets Lynn 436-6886 DOWNTOWN Whitby Large . �.. .,r- apt S55. mciudes utilities and park mg Available immediately Call 430 7717 or Ira l phone ,416) 816-9638 FREE RENT- Large 2 bed coo,, basemen' apt. In ex Change you provide iov,nS care for our 3 children Ref e,ences Required Cal 432 8899 LARGE 3 BDRM. APTS. From $769..1mth. . hydro AJC, Carpet, 4 appl and parking Incl Walk to Pickering Town Centre Close to GO Transit and Hwy 401. 905.421}6305 1480 Pickering Parkway TWO bedrooms In Oshawa m -plea, $650 per month In clus,ve.. Parking, laundry Available now. 655-407( leave message. MCLAUGHLBI SQUARE (Oshawa(, 2 -bedroom+ den. 2 -storey, patio w/o pool, billiards, undergrourK parking, $950. Cab 905• 432-2421. NEW 1 Bedroom basemen) apt. Fridge, stove, gas fire place. Lots of light. Nor. smoker. $7251month inclu sive. Available immediate ly. References. Call 509• 4960. APARTMENT UNITS, one and two bedroom, avail able in adult budding, near hospital, 255 Simcoe St. N (905) 726-4966. NORTH OSHAWA extra large 1 bedroom In wet maintained quiet building Utilities. cable and padun5 included $619.69 poli month. Available May 1st Phone 579.5584. 7'HE N'E%NS A1WL9fItiER FRIDAY, APRs. 25, 1997 Pi 29 Apartments Apartments Houses ' Houses Rooms Cottages For Rent I For Rent For Rent For RentMFor Rentrim, Personals Personals Personals For Rent • • • USHAWA •- rtta calco- .,let wilding, utilities. Dark ^g included Ava, able May IS, 1=_ AND WILSON. 5'room. erunly. $750 plus 1st r. i14> BEDROOM storey n .!, eery spa- quiet Good ,r• tie. ceramic throughout. verandah $800 bisr t 4.34 9373 IAWA i Dedroom Sep- : .11 lie perking. . 5525 inclusive. .. •' 'Audi ' IStlaSt NO m basement .I- entrance. park , nclusve, his' .:• -, nq pets Avail A:ax Bayly' Debbie `4 AWA - bedroom .+. .ucancy s600 .rli+,ns to tiu:t .:triter: Realty AN QUIET '1. 1, ; North bdrms In ,y cable. par+, ^q '.,,. , 13 2094 ,HAWA bedroom apt ^ J:.rtely. at 2 Died +46 MA $7 •^' all nclu eau 516- A -IAWA Newer build- . ..:,res park ,•-, & nv n-ded Nl .♦ 'L„ to dr,r,m S'S0 3-bed- $rr., 905, 428 '.ORAMIC Lane view. .. den. 5 ap- +ces air pool. $1200 +urs utild:es. short or term immediate Also w tt 2 bedroom. se condo budding .N'11 _rn,n n oacnelor In apt ling_ own entry Laun- park:r-; new decor No S6 •: an inclusive 509-2638 PICKERING r,J! ;orT, bungalow, : per level, Parking, AOSe to schools, bus GO $865 Immediate (905)430-2092 - KtKING Village- 1 bed Jn- �! Central air, p entrance, parking, smoker and no pets. , iimonlh Available any- _• Call t•b3'3892 PICKERING, 2 bedroom Jtiement act very spa- s, eah,n kitchen, 3 pc. washer & dryer, $750 :.'S. Avail May 1, (416) ,5-8991 or 416-498- 41;;7, 905-619.3664. SIMCOE NORTH Oshawa quiet 2 bedroom 1 5 r4 available immediately ,,lodes parking. Bus and Jmerohes $650/mo. (905) '.'5-4524 OSHAWA - NORTH Ox. Ic.rd t - Two bdrm. 1 - 3 I'Jim Near GO station, tut Parking, hydra bal- " y%patio $730, $837 all I Jusive Ist/last. No dogs. Avoidable immediately. 19s) 721'2232 (416) 239- AJAX. 2 bedroom base• ''",-.t apt available $700 't': month Induslve, first & •, •! required, 686-2338. SOUTH OSHAWA ei Wentw^.,th St W Bed- room 5500. 2 bedrooms 5600 & $620, close to bus es. shopping. available im med,alely. fudge. stove, heat. hydro. parking 1st 1 vast required, rc pets 7219722 or 7236637 SOUTH Oshawa ,a,ge 1 bedrei,n• 'di5.7 Dd semenl apartment on lower floor of semi , with laundry 2 -car parking private entrance. $575 all inclusive Avail- able immediately Mature work rg single- 'Couple No pets 155-579-1869 OSHAWA e �4 r/ : y .• ppne .; :.,J.e '. stair 2I>cfrm apts Close .chooK.shopping and :01 Oshawa transit e5 right past your ,door Reasonable rents '.ast mo rem newt , ",ad (905) 571-4608 Tui'_ d: "•••'t LrPa".^s Central ly located 5475 May 1 Park. A0eia,de S5;1S May ' Fridge stove. parking ,n ducted. hrst'last 728 ONE ' •tdroom aprr•ments to- Simcoe and Gibb area. $450 - hydro. Oshr wa Available ur,medately 571-3229 304 S,mcoe S1 S WALKING DISTANCE (hnaw., Ire ane Letl room basement $495 month inclusive Available Immediately 7219188 WHITBY One bedroom, m J.'- l:o,,• 'lardwood and carpet, race are]. north of Go. lots of windows. June tst $600,mo inclusive 723-9340 WHITBY ONE BEDROOM Lin sl June no pet 1416, 699-5287 WHITBY- Brock, S A the apartment for rent, walk „ go* lake no pets. Isl a,' $600 Call collect (416' 4661291 or (905) 509- 1520 WHITBY- Quiet hlestyleo Huge freshly decorated I bedroom on 2nd fir of dean, quiet owner occu- pied building Lease. 1st & last No pets $635 Y hydric June 1St Call 666-2230 WHITBY -1 bedroom basement apartment Laundry., parking Near GO Non-smokerfpets 1sL1ast Free cleaning lady Female preferred $650. Call Kim (905)-666-2883 WHITESISAYLY, ore bed. room basement apartment Clean, cozy. 4 appliances, $650 inclusive, May 1st. 905.839-0098 WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think?,! Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or(905)666-3211. $1 IA Ahsnluty Afh,ni.,h6'' SICK OF RENTING ??? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed ticmi $7O()month 3 -Bed bungalow $h00- month No down payment? Discharged Bankrupt') Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1 -S00 -S40-6275 !v1ARK STAPLEY Salcs Rcp \un'•n ALTONA RD / Sheppard: Bnghl %1.an iurniShP': r - tor emp'.oyed non smoke, 'n quiet adun home st.,re separate kitchen balh- " Ohl references ist /last j'O0 per week .', 2459 PICKERING WHITES /401 n„Pe A I facilities neluding :.irk r.r; aundry. separate ... t"", 939-427' alter ;m COURTICE Furnished +. - •• new home ' d", ..••n and bath. !vo • t, S. •r! to single per. ' Townhouses To!For houses ,on can 43r 1287 For Rent Rent FURNISHED Room for der• a,:, .,,-e May 's• Frazer Heights, Co-operative Ajax 2 bedroom Townhouses - S728 r « utils i 3 bedroom Townhouses - S792 I, utlls I 2 bedroom Apartments 5653 wills Incl No Subsidies available at this time Application & further information call (905) 428-6245 OSHAWA FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH Utilities Included Stove & Refrigerator Parquay floors throughout Parti ncluded Playground Area CI(,sP to schools and shopOm, From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 M, Houses Housing For Rent Wanted 3 -BEDROOM _ -w w'!r ga•a ,r .seated north end of Oshawa $1050 :month 1st and .ail - utilities. Avauable May ,. Telephone 576 8,460 3 -BEDROOM. 4 acre lot ,- College. j ` : pprmonm . utditie5 'sl, past. references required Available immeWattly Il'st Call 905432- ) leave message AJAX 3 bedroom main h., newly ,enovated. dose to scroois 5850 plus. .Aute Ist 14161 724-5612 WANTED A I Pert _•r '_rise owr 3-bdr. c se for quiet k.n� family Ret - 'u es avoidable 619-9014 'Townhouses For Rent 50uTH OSHA'VI Drdr�.:m w^- .-.e lose to scnuui . arc shopping $950 mo am 'no uswe First. Alit Available Apri 1st 905.579-9956 Jays N OSHAWA. 3storey 1'?•'..oust >ms. L Laths 5 appliances. A C. garage fully a,De!ed 12 ceiling ,n living •oom near alt amenities. $950, month, first ast references Available mmedately Sheena 25 6305 AJAX Estate homes 2 nvn i n v�rr:+wh � Jnuge View ;u+etexdusve. ref attached, garage. erences June 1 905655- deck Gose to schools and 4177 all amenities Available June 1st Referencesfast BUNGALOW Main noon last required $895 mO only Counvi, property 5 plus Jhhves Call 25 5241 minutes from downtown after 5 p m Whitby $1000 - utilities COUNTRY Call 905-655-3597 NORTH OSHAWA. ? bed' n - room . basemen:! :own NEAR OSHAWA CEN- houses in weu maiintamea TER, 2 storey sem,. new family complex Freshly paint and broadloom decorated with Frig -stove. throughout. euro style close to all arnenil:es kitchen, parking. ISLtast. Starting at $%58 'norm On $675 plus S150 utilities site Mgmt office Car 905- May Ist 686-3204 '28-3777 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom, large oak eat in kilcnen1FiRoorns r Rent walkout to fenced backyard, utilities separate Courbce $1100. Possession imme- diately Call 416-692-1069 Yvette PICKERING, Whites & Strouds, 3 bedroom sem,. 2 storey. garage. appliances. Houses new broadloom, $1.150 plus utilities (416) 931- For Rent 8919. Housing i t-1 A AbsoMe Affordable Wanted WHY 111RIIT1 0,11111111111111 YOM NOW FOR f6SWlffT l!! No Downpayment?? Discharged BaNuul Call Met' Ips) 571-6275 1-900-840-6275 MIMk Stapley Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty WANTED:PICKERING RENT or least to own, re- sporsible agency ,s seek- ing lot a location to provide care to children with spe- dal needs. The home must be detached, 4 or 5 bed* rooms, spacious clean and In good condition Refer- ences available Please can 416438-9768 LARGE BASEMENT room to rent in North Oshawa home. ;with shared Ill en) Close to Durham Col- lege. bus routes and all amenities. Suitable for one dean quiet female item. play ed or student) In - dudes laundry, cable, pri- vate bathroom. CA, heat. hydro. References. No pets $400 per month Please call 905-438-8312 AAA- furnished room for dean, quiet person (gentle- man welcome) Cooking, near bus. dose to Durham College. $250 and up monthly, (905)728-4845 AJAX, room for rent in dean quiet home near GO Share all facilities with one person- S325 month, non- smoking. avail. immed 686-7522. after bpm >4i0 monlr all •rr:OslvP. i_^dry avanaL�e Non •, nok,' ;aft 427 4971 LOVELY Bungalow easy Yo,. smoke, oabie -a vn Jry. ';hare -~ par...... air private ',a^bear stop Root* . ­sned s4rG •nortr 305433-3732 aver So,.. ROOM FOR RENT 'Pinole n7n , , :)els 5350 me oif • •.. 40UTH AJAX "I'sheo for rem n clean V•-ome Palk.rq :able laundry nciLle7 jhare r ane ta•^ - xts- oke AvadaclP May $35, .. .•- 75'3 EMShared A::omodatton COURTICE Arewr• hone ...ned ceded $-tor. onth Avm:aD,e i,me : a,e'r leave essagr %JAx. p'olesvonai .i.• dished house wl•^ "sl pe :,aan quw' S 'sponsde $530 mons^ V 3 as; 429 3341 EDUCE RENT OPTION air ovate clear Lacre�,n apt rudenl preferred GshavrJ tea a32 -'79' SINGLE ROOMS ova^ ,r 1'�' 'J •e. •... -die, .+imme N,)r )mVk✓. "o -a. •e'e•rrces ave .r e nmedlately Rent negorf ,,ble Cal! 905 42C- _20 anytime .0- p T, wee. lrvs Condomlroums JET 19JFor Rent LIFESTYLE CONDO -re bei: _ .J. wa.k..✓ 'o sunny ba,cory AIL!' t ..ding No,- Osha wJ $675 mo nUusive Bcc '23-0686 Office & Me, Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent '.. 5- 600 sq main SL. 30C sq it across from 0,! Centre. 60C 2nd fir 5500 1,200 sq t1 2nd floor 1.600 sq tt main Cali 334 244' or 655-4'32 OFFICE SPACE. sudaDle to• comp,.rer ra.n.ng con- sulting business or protes- sona, use 600sq h all conveniences. mausb,al location. $400 month _h!, - ties induced Can 905- 683-x)02 OFFICE UNITS FOR RENT second floor good S,mcoe Street Norin ,Oshawa) -_ Cation Palkng ava,labie Ava,iable immealently Ca,l 905.5%6 5123 ask for Boo or Kathy Industrial E• Urrts INDUSTRIAL UNIT - Alax. only $69.900 under POS over 2000 sq It 10 door drive-in off Westney Rd. S & 401 Try $20K dwn Fi- nancing arranged Now tenanted. Call Ron Bars, 436-0990 Sutton Group Status Rlty Inc INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terw,llegar 1,937 8 968 sq If office warehous- ing Park and Bloor 1748 and 1775 sq ft $3 25 sqtt net Call 5795077 after 5 571-3281 BANCROFT AREA 2 bed •Dom cottage for rent start mq May Call 905'619- 9231 IMMACULATE 'COUN- TRY' mora';e; on Pa, d.r> ,.e near Bancroft Fxcellent fishingboating canoeing. swimming, dock rg 5 min M Siler! Lake PP for b,k.ng and oval'+ •-J rats New 7 Lar' S III ,lpves screened Porgy, es. bonfires. Dods fully equip Sunny, wooded sites with sunsef +,ews From $315 'wee- Call 1613 '39 1 711 ter. do Inlerret hhtp www. •nwdesi" net pst Iles hlml AT LAKE SEYMOUR Yr. , -; •,.•.res••e Pert River System !amly house keep rg cof!ages. 3 Diceba"pool Deacn store. playground 9r; +n N,, -ast Pickering 1- 888 8'322'2 • ' Florida rac. Rentals CLEAR NATER AREA lawtr- BBG vat.fd'- avaiiao+e ^pw Fpr rfc and to riew photos 305 573- 3788 CLEARWATER-• ,es 'kited, permaner• doth tis pocis near beaches and V., aMactions h,A,eh he e. 5275 wwk'f photos .',Ow^ rr.,r nOm2 905 3-5503 Personal Prayer To The Blessed Virgin PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN Inever known to jail, 7�1h. most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel fruitful vine, splendour of Heaven. Blessed' Mother of the Son of God. Immaculate Virgin, { assist me In my necessity Oh Holy Mary Mother of God Oueen of Heaven and Earth. humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart t0 secure me in my necessity lmakc rogUe5f1 There are pore ;hat -an 'withstand your pswer Ch Marr. conceived Without Sin, pray for us Who have recourse to thee. 13 tlmesi Ho!y Mary. place this cause In your hands f3 times Say tr:ls prayer for three Oon$erut:ve days and then you -list Dutli s'n It will be granted to i G.B. P, ate Homes For Sale PICKERING Jinn boas-/ �.. -... .�•Ji.ced ro :244 We Se•'ous buyers r "3r5 42^r-6424 PORT PERRY - e,. Pr C A ,c.,C,e ca' Barri" fin+sred Casement parvo 3 jec.'..reed, ya,7 ')GP Hs, 5. i Ca STOP RENTING j.3rr cep, .aae 2 3 Dedr:, ova,acle 4 dew acp'a^c es crner ..p odes , Bar.••- RVP p F 18 741_ • Land for -roe Reporr ; _ ;,.t 1DO ACRE , „re _,,. '•f Rent t planted '•onlagP.s - ^C,. yr t0 aJy OSHAWA. .acar! come• sq" :.m.t _a B ­ .. rine exp. WANrEC COUNTRY sue '_tl . _2 lea, '. PRCPER-v n - Car .Gr ;r :^tai J•;enc, Personals JwJ P•a•w Call Jor . 7127 5988 Cr • � _1 484E a.^rale,. 525... ,c''•s .. :tai .3P c?? -' .ave -'.-es M11 For Sale : _'-Of-Town F PP' R7 4 1 Oroper':es RA E O u bed,SGms 4 new rppi,Jncec S.5 30G- ril income •eq 56:,; • attic z' Can Gerneman (-korge Walker .'8-94'- 3 • 1 BEDROOM ' • .• ed - .a a .., -logo 3eck •trt,a •.,.• double oars :•- '+•ep,ace Ana w1.111: ' eve. mature lot S'5E ;'n •^,5. 697 25.70 43 STRATHALLAN .r ;, . v r' -co,ox 2000 !amiiy room over doLtlle garage w,m open fireplace urge hot tube r future rec room Ask S' '9 000 'or apo• rlt me, ' _JII V J Laesw' Pty 9C5'623 3194 469 OSHAWA BLVD N Led'._. -' - ' n n to undock waiiiii and Jho Cenral a, ­c with. -ewe, windows (Jverszed z,vate ya,o III nature t ees. shrubs a• .J green- house Clean and move -i,, condition Priced a: S'44,900 (905,404-0367 COURTICE CRT . story. 4 Do,ms 1c,r••-•, family 'oom recroom fireplace. hardwood floors. WC kdcren to Deck ngroLno pool. main Noor rur:ary. C. A. C.V. 1m,shed bsmt 1 1:2 car garage asking $18140c call 57E-9388 for appointment IMMACULATE 3 bedroom b,.rgalow on one acre lot. r. quiet Port Perry suoow- s or, house has beautitul mason fireplace and hard - vi floors throughout Price $235.000 Call (905) 985-1570 N. W. OSHAWA 2 storey back. 1 bedrooms. garage Near Schools and shcp� ping $165.900 1905) 723- 5594 OPEN HOUSE: Saturday Apr 26th and Sunday Apr 27th 12-4pm PRINGLE CREEK 54 Eldridge Place. Whitby. Immaculate 5 yr oId 3-bdrm brick badrsphl leAlluring. fam,lyroom with wood burning fireplace. ce- ramic tiles ,n layer, kit. & bath(s). Colonial doors. C/ A. Single car garage Patio doors with walkout to large sun deck. Large land- scaped fenced private yard, (lot 39'x128') ASKING $174.900. Call (905) 430- 9260 PLi IS rAROT CARD READER - 99`, ACCuRACrl are -c' as maraagc S,Cxness, rir_•aith. "s,ress an, iinarr,& r ins 'A'c A^re yr e10 you 3n9 Mill our proo,ems Mr. Arne heals by hefts ,its and 'ais She ^a5 *1e 3." prove, •, "IL Del4le No, +'- ,ms ;i,arar!ees •es.rs 5"e s ;:cprrr ', he A,,e "'as •IC /pars pr'�pr p^fP )pen dadv ionri 10 a.m. - 9 P.^. Special ,his mors•. 2 'eadmgs !or $25 '2'-35L8 Oshawa area. • ' bus, ress coortun!hes MECr- CINE . •' .., '.blot ,.;r. Ty Dine ear^ .. tray -y Par* e' - ''.f - g p'Dv'dP7 : `, 412 3234 e 24 .r FOR REN' '.•al, e r. r 3.1_ CLEARWATER 2be7- - y pa,. �tated pons net mutes fc Deacnes. seeps Mc'e oto,ma! ^ ,all Able S- *S wee• . 905- 434 "±4 Cottages For Sale CRYSTAL LAKE 1 Sea- . , .. !Iage Dea,,; Lobi eW 1"y furnsrea new _'rn 3 cearooms plus seca'rte seeping ,;acw2 car ga- rage with .arks -.c. large neck ., en,_a - room Jrge Al :and scaped :of ii store walk ways 'OC 't lake vntrge el Iwo docks. "ew water system Prnate sale Cao 905 242' 1957 Money to Lend OBTANONC A LOAN 5 NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNWG ANY CONTRACTS. RMortgages, Insurance MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly Financing for any purpose, rates from 595% All applications ac- cepted. Community Finan - Cal Services 668-6805 _ ncA7,NG of A P Rj _m- 1D• Lxa -,. .53 .c_r. tore '9 :us Reliable.:rscreet. :ails rid, a^d 'avw.r See+s Yep arventu's Js ,r. , a goof perza^.airs 3: 41 ; Reply r w'r rg Bcx E :c Hrrlage^ Road •.+a'.^a•- r L -,P 'V3 BORED ONTARIO :r Yate ."e nLilce•s ' , ler,. NEVER THOUGHT -'-JD AC A .. -rSr vn re pn'yS:C].ly & G':Gil :iia -a'_-•+ crag, �rrk ^rr^an7 ,p. a tins 1. Nae• - b k -L 5 PSYCHICS 'EL- YCIJR ."t ri-; 4-. 1555 2Y .•. ,: S3-' j.3 f9 WAI it people ^c•C,-:Dm^P^CeC ��• ' Deaths' Deaths BOOTH. =1.a ear cr yrl __ '"9^ _ean lctlr�; Ade ct ;he late Ray Dear mother of Linda Cale. Randy C`lensned Grandma of Bryan Adam Danielle and Michelle Sister of I'll Hazel Minnie Peggy C'onna. Art and Del Predeceased by pack and Goldy Friends will be received at dine Accettone Funeral Home. 384 Finley Ave Ajax 905'428-0909 on Thursday April 24 from 7.9 PM and Friday 7-9 P M Service In the Chapel on Saturday at 11 A M Interment Erskine Cemetery CAMERON. Robert Boyd at the Ajax & Pickering General Hospital on Wednesday April 23 1997 Beloved husband of Dorothy Cameron and the late Agnes MacMillan -Cameron. Loving father of the late Morag White and her husband Ron. and the late Fiona Poulton Fondly remembered by grandchildren Jen- nifer & Jeffrey Pegg. Sarah White & Kevin Pegg. Robert & Trish White. Angela & Patricia Poulton & Cathy Bruce. and great grandchildren Allyson & Gtl- lian Pegg; Jordan & Jack White, Samantha & James Searle; and Ian Bruce. Survived by his brother Dun- can (Peterborough) and predeceased by brothers Hugh (Boston), Donald (Scotland) and tan (Ajax). The faintly will receive friends at the McEachnie Fu- neral Hoole, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-84M on Friday from 7-9 p.m. Fu- neral Service in the Chapel on Saturday, April 26, 1997 at 2:00 p.m.CremabGn. In lieu of flowers, do- nation to The Canadian Cancer Society, would be appreciated by the fatrlily -roe Reporr ; _ ;,.t 1DO ACRE , „re _,,. '•f Jit., ^ '•onlagP.s - ^C,. yr .v -eater sq" :.m.t _a B ­ view view S' 33 :id: ,r CN k- • S2 Please a•' e05 3n-, r.. . Personals Vacation • � Properties CLEARWATER 2be7- - y pa,. �tated pons net mutes fc Deacnes. seeps Mc'e oto,ma! ^ ,all Able S- *S wee• . 905- 434 "±4 Cottages For Sale CRYSTAL LAKE 1 Sea- . , .. !Iage Dea,,; Lobi eW 1"y furnsrea new _'rn 3 cearooms plus seca'rte seeping ,;acw2 car ga- rage with .arks -.c. large neck ., en,_a - room Jrge Al :and scaped :of ii store walk ways 'OC 't lake vntrge el Iwo docks. "ew water system Prnate sale Cao 905 242' 1957 Money to Lend OBTANONC A LOAN 5 NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNWG ANY CONTRACTS. RMortgages, Insurance MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly Financing for any purpose, rates from 595% All applications ac- cepted. Community Finan - Cal Services 668-6805 _ ncA7,NG of A P Rj _m- 1D• Lxa -,. .53 .c_r. tore '9 :us Reliable.:rscreet. :ails rid, a^d 'avw.r See+s Yep arventu's Js ,r. , a goof perza^.airs 3: 41 ; Reply r w'r rg Bcx E :c Hrrlage^ Road •.+a'.^a•- r L -,P 'V3 BORED ONTARIO :r Yate ."e nLilce•s ' , ler,. NEVER THOUGHT -'-JD AC A .. -rSr vn re pn'yS:C].ly & G':Gil :iia -a'_-•+ crag, �rrk ^rr^an7 ,p. a tins 1. Nae• - b k -L 5 PSYCHICS 'EL- YCIJR ."t ri-; 4-. 1555 2Y .•. ,: S3-' j.3 f9 WAI it people ^c•C,-:Dm^P^CeC ��• ' Deaths' Deaths BOOTH. =1.a ear cr yrl __ '"9^ _ean lctlr�; Ade ct ;he late Ray Dear mother of Linda Cale. Randy C`lensned Grandma of Bryan Adam Danielle and Michelle Sister of I'll Hazel Minnie Peggy C'onna. Art and Del Predeceased by pack and Goldy Friends will be received at dine Accettone Funeral Home. 384 Finley Ave Ajax 905'428-0909 on Thursday April 24 from 7.9 PM and Friday 7-9 P M Service In the Chapel on Saturday at 11 A M Interment Erskine Cemetery CAMERON. Robert Boyd at the Ajax & Pickering General Hospital on Wednesday April 23 1997 Beloved husband of Dorothy Cameron and the late Agnes MacMillan -Cameron. Loving father of the late Morag White and her husband Ron. and the late Fiona Poulton Fondly remembered by grandchildren Jen- nifer & Jeffrey Pegg. Sarah White & Kevin Pegg. Robert & Trish White. Angela & Patricia Poulton & Cathy Bruce. and great grandchildren Allyson & Gtl- lian Pegg; Jordan & Jack White, Samantha & James Searle; and Ian Bruce. Survived by his brother Dun- can (Peterborough) and predeceased by brothers Hugh (Boston), Donald (Scotland) and tan (Ajax). The faintly will receive friends at the McEachnie Fu- neral Hoole, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-84M on Friday from 7-9 p.m. Fu- neral Service in the Chapel on Saturday, April 26, 1997 at 2:00 p.m.CremabGn. In lieu of flowers, do- nation to The Canadian Cancer Society, would be appreciated by the fatrlily PAGE 30THKNEWS ADVERT/S61111 FIrDAY.r4PRHr A 1997 , r GwagW Garage/ Garage/ Yard f 1 Yard 1 v„d Sales 1 YN4 sales Antique & Collectable Inventory Reduction Sale Sat. April 26th - 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sun. April 27th - 11:00 a -m.-4:00 p.m. Furniture Items. Dressers, Washstands. Ding Tables. Chars, Desks. Nkaght Iron Bed. Pressbacks. China Cabinets & much much more Rehnrshsd, as found or in the rough Coflectables China sets. Single China & Glass nems. Crocks. Irons. Pictures, Mimors. Lamps & Lanterns & many more unique pieces ALL ITEMS PRICED TO SELL ANTIQI'E DISCOVERIF-S 78 Old Kingston Road Pickering village 905-683-8243 Open 7 days a week - every Wed. until 8:00 p.m. AND FLEA MARKET 10.(XX) Sy ft of bargains. Durham's largest selection of greeting card, fashion jewelry, clocks, gifts, less than wholesale. House- wares, plumbing, electrical. tools, office supplies. craft supplies. 1(X).0(10 new and used Items dirt cheap. 40i to Thickson Rd. north to Dundas St. '— lights east 1910 Dun- das St Ecern Sat and Sun. Vendor space as little as $10 per day. 666-5100 KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS 2688 BROCK R0. PICKERING FFumiturc. CALF After the Yard Sales, come to April 2'. Sun. %lay 4 Kahn Country Auctions 9 r.m. - 2 p -m. on Sat. Apr. 26 at 11:00 a.m. d:n T-lullrn.r and Port Umonffor a very large auction plavgrnund set. toys etc TERESA DR. ANNUAL STREET SALE Sd' Apr 2t 0 a - . Pair -„ Shi.,,, (S of Dundas. W off Garden. Whitby) �ollectlbles. art, books. albums. computer and electronics. toys, clothes. gardening tool, desks. furniture. 5 APE, housewares. tools. POL RXL 650 w '2 pi trailer, sled ori etc We've Got it All" MOVING SALE 2133 THEODEAN CRT. PICKERING 10-3 p.m. Sat. Apr. 26. ( Brock/Major Oaks) MOVING SALE Sat. April 26, 9am-3pm. CRAFT DEALERS wanteo It'! _,+ erravagarza an- ae, the tag top .lures 7 & 8 at the Courthce Flea Market Cal 905-436-1024 e 1 Auctions SAT. APRIL 26, 11 A -M. KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS, 209 BROCK RD. PICKERMICa. Including 8 piece diner, 9 PC. Val. diner. toys, kitchen set, couches and love - seats, box lots, pri- mativies, glass, chi- rka, collectables, lamps. comics, hock- ey cards and man more articles. Turn your good item into cash, consign now. (905) 693.0041 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-4218 36 Brennan Rd. Ajax M O U I N G S R L E TV i.,mlture dishes, clothes, toys, etc. Everything Must Go' U 1 ' ARTS) CPJFTS 1 Sat April 26th X 1 1 hs f i f %! s (.1ks, .. i s U! I ri r N I F h HIT 9.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. NI. It W,I J11 LKLN1 sTLrI lifts V%LIk 10 Cranley Crt IAlax) 30901- aquarium wtaccess. Lacquer coflee table. shh•+ves. A Little Tykes toy box. & more' ' 9" RA CUJESE.ARY AVIF_ PxycMrP#G SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE., ANNUAL .� 9th S streets north b Smeaixier & IlaHwy 2. swY. Arlin. sr a>r - .,carr TWO FAMILY SALE 1 April 26 ' � :D,:` S, A,ax 7`1 -10 am to (Church & Hwy*2 area) ' GARAGE SALE Sat. Apni 26 8 till � 3°rrlett+r,5 fqr ..,-. -.. - .•.a '- .-, at.on °1 so Iroquois Park #7 Preston Court, Ajax - Arena, Sat 5 Sur..aeni 26&--- '-at- .:>pm' l,V131 EMPTY NEST GARAGE SALE 1 I0h cr IM) Sat Apn!26 ?a - --30 pm rural Ontario 59 Lakendge Rd S Whitby GARAGE & MOVING SALE Dir: South on Lakeridge from Hwy t2. ,ht)AA'Il Household items. Sports Cards speed bike :�"Ice equipment Sat. & Sun. 8-3. bar tndge. collectibles S 2." ' 36 Keyes Dr. Ajax. Kid, under GARAGE SALE 12 free ' (;%R%(:FSALE 510 BROADGREEN ST Wheelchair KA% ENS It Ro tT & KolliSLAND PICKERING accessible uF(:(►(MI Ps (Bottom of Whites Rd i S %I. \PKI1. 26 Sat. Apr. 26. 9 a m ti x-11. - I. %(M)\ RXIN ()k,HINF Arts & Arts 8 I Arts & Arts & • 1 Crafts e , Crafts • , Crafts • Crafts CRAFT DEALERS wanteo It'! _,+ erravagarza an- ae, the tag top .lures 7 & 8 at the Courthce Flea Market Cal 905-436-1024 e 1 Auctions SAT. APRIL 26, 11 A -M. KAHN COUNTRY AUCTIONS, 209 BROCK RD. PICKERMICa. Including 8 piece diner, 9 PC. Val. diner. toys, kitchen set, couches and love - seats, box lots, pri- mativies, glass, chi- rka, collectables, lamps. comics, hock- ey cards and man more articles. Turn your good item into cash, consign now. (905) 693.0041 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579-4218 I �! Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7 Sunday: 10:15 - Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service 7:00 Evening Fellowship Wednesday: 7:30 Bible Study Bible Club for Children & Youth Worship With Us Every Sunday 428-6102 ANBERLEA 111311FEMST I EFUM CsIL11111:11CH "The Family Church" 1820 Whites Rd. N. Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. Smday Sd W dr St•pertr we/ Wnw" 11839-1383 rev or Mortey Mitchell (_I Il R(:II ()'r 4((111 KIST (:I'.I)AH til'-- ,VAX.. 6143 L-4— 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M- 6 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7.00 P -M - Watch -'Key to the Kingdom-' Thurs. morning, 8:30 a -m - Vision T.V. Cable 24 Free Bible Study Course ✓I ST ANDREW'S k PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. a PICKERING VILLAGE Adult Bible Study - 9:30 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. Sunday School, Supervised Nursery Rev. Ken Rowland 683-7311 EVERYONE WELCOME POWER, PRAISE t& HEALING This Sunday 7 p.m. T. PALT S ON -THF: -HILI. Pickering 839-7909 822 Kingston Road east of Whites Rd. 07 SOUTHSIDE itfv�w 41ap Isric� Barger Is l.il?ninq Tip flt�l/) }i,u Y � "� ` TAKE A STAND 693-0707M mpla Lva,I UE. "The New Age Movement 5Z" 5?9E-2235 qlc New World Order "The Influence of Television *The Agenda of Hollywood 'IThe Modern Music Industry *Today's Cartoons & Toys *Spiritual warfare Arts aI Arts & MGM Crafts 6 1 Crafts SENOtARTMIES: Sunday. Apra 27 .6 00 p.m. Monday. April 28 to Wednesday. April 30 - 7'00 p.m. SouCnde Worship Centre is located at the corner of Butcher 6 Emperor (55 Emperor St) in Ajax For more ntormabon please can (905) 428.1985 FRFF AnUIRRION - FVFRYnNF I.R 1NFI r-rWF News Advertiser aassIfied Departga mt is open every <: Monday to Friday I:00 a.m. to p Can 683-070' r oro place your ad or feat it` ..OSd? U 1 ' ARTS) CPJFTS 1 ' HOBBY SHOW ' ' ' 1 17 ( The " show ANNUAL .� 9th a d fference) 1 April 26 & 2 7`1 -10 am to 5 pm 1 ' ' Iroquois Park Arena, l,V131 thy, 1 I0h cr IM) rural Ontario E.0llb1tors. 13[1A . rdit, IleV'cr ,ht)AA'Il in Durham before A.— Adllli�,,loI1: S 2." ' Kid, under 12 free ' ii • • • Wheelchair accessible Yft�•►r, FREE VICTORIA ST W I FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION PROMOTIONS (905) 723-4521 Henry Street Fax. High School (905) Fundraising. 723-6117 L— — — — — — — — — — — — NJ I �! Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. / Hwy. #7 Sunday: 10:15 - Sunday School 11:00 a.m. - Worship Service 7:00 Evening Fellowship Wednesday: 7:30 Bible Study Bible Club for Children & Youth Worship With Us Every Sunday 428-6102 ANBERLEA 111311FEMST I EFUM CsIL11111:11CH "The Family Church" 1820 Whites Rd. N. Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. Smday Sd W dr St•pertr we/ Wnw" 11839-1383 rev or Mortey Mitchell (_I Il R(:II ()'r 4((111 KIST (:I'.I)AH til'-- ,VAX.. 6143 L-4— 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M- 6 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7.00 P -M - Watch -'Key to the Kingdom-' Thurs. morning, 8:30 a -m - Vision T.V. Cable 24 Free Bible Study Course ✓I ST ANDREW'S k PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. a PICKERING VILLAGE Adult Bible Study - 9:30 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP 11:00 a.m. Sunday School, Supervised Nursery Rev. Ken Rowland 683-7311 EVERYONE WELCOME POWER, PRAISE t& HEALING This Sunday 7 p.m. T. PALT S ON -THF: -HILI. Pickering 839-7909 822 Kingston Road east of Whites Rd. 07 SOUTHSIDE itfv�w 41ap Isric� Barger Is l.il?ninq Tip flt�l/) }i,u Y � "� ` TAKE A STAND 693-0707M mpla Lva,I UE. "The New Age Movement 5Z" 5?9E-2235 qlc New World Order "The Influence of Television *The Agenda of Hollywood 'IThe Modern Music Industry *Today's Cartoons & Toys *Spiritual warfare Arts aI Arts & MGM Crafts 6 1 Crafts SENOtARTMIES: Sunday. Apra 27 .6 00 p.m. Monday. April 28 to Wednesday. April 30 - 7'00 p.m. SouCnde Worship Centre is located at the corner of Butcher 6 Emperor (55 Emperor St) in Ajax For more ntormabon please can (905) 428.1985 FRFF AnUIRRION - FVFRYnNF I.R 1NFI r-rWF News Advertiser aassIfied Departga mt is open every <: Monday to Friday I:00 a.m. to p Can 683-070' r oro place your ad or feat it` ..OSd? 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