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PIC: KERING —After a few months of
relate, e calm at thL Pickenng Civic Com-
plex, there has been more embarrassment
for the Town this week.
It came in the form of another accidental
overpayment by Town ,tall, and news of
possible hankrupwy for a contras for that
makes it unlikcl,. the Town will be able to
recover a MN RUN overpa%ment amounting
:o hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Thc most recent error involved a graphic
artist fx-ing paid af%out 51,2(1[1 twice for
work on the Towns era%tc management cal-
endAr. according to VAard I Regional Coun-
cillor %launce Brenner, who chairs Picker-
ing's audit committee. The amount wasn't
big and has been recovered, he says. but the
fact it happened is a significant problem that
'as to be dealt with.
"Twcl�e hundred here, two hundred
there. it adds up. But it's eas% to rectify and
it will be rectified. -
See ON'ERPAl'N1ENT/page 2
INSIDE
photo by Ron Pietroniro
Getting up close and personal
The Bell Tolls -- (;hanging start Pickering High School physical education teacher Nick money in jars with the 'favored' teacher's face on it. The
time, at arca >Lht)oIs mean chant;- Genis cheerfull-, puckered up and kissed a pig as part of a teacher whose jar had the most money in it had to kiss the
ing .schedules for students -- Page fund -raisin_ effort at the school which culminated with the pig. In all, students raised $150 for the school's athletic ban -
kiss heardround the school this week. Students dropped quet.
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Pickering police station to be shut after midnight
BY KEITH GILLIGAN police station open between SCarbor- the number of officers patrolling in
STAFFREPOWER ough and Oshawa after midnight;' Ajax and Pickering* will be minimal.
Closing the Durham Regional Coun. Anderson told Durham Council It's "totally unacceptable to have
Police station in Pickering to the pub- colleagues Wednesday. two police stations inaccessible,
lic after midnight is "unacceptable", A telephone hooked into the 911 except for a phone;' he said. (The
according to Ajax Regional Council- system is available at the front door of Ajax station now being used for a
for Roger Anderson. the Pickering station for anyone need- community -policing program is open
The recent merger of the Ajax and ing assistance, Deputy chief Bob Jar- from S am. to 4 p.m.)
Pickering police detachments into 19 vest said. Coun. Anderson added, "In a lot of
Division in Pickering and this coming A former Durham Regional Police cases, if somebody is coming from
week's closure of 19 Division between officer, Coun. Anderson contended if
12 and 6 am. will mean "there's no police are busy with several incidents, See COUNCILLOR/page 5
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Overpayment d
iscovered once again in Pickering
OVERPAYMENT/From page I explains Mayor Arthur;, the Town is not tech -
Mayor %VaN ne Arthurs notes the Town han-
dles pa} ments of about S3(X) million even year
and ,uch mistakes are ineyitahh made by am
organization handling that amount ol' money.
"Its obviousl\ ntlportant that it vkas identi-
fied. It vyas dealt "]Ill and measures to ensure a
similar mistake doesn't occur again arc in
place."
The wor,c news Is that Pickering may nrvrr
get hack mons\ the 1i
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Ready?
Federal election
call expected today
Ajax, Pickering
federal election
candidates are off
and running to
get your vote
Federal election candidates are off
and running in the race to represent
Ajax and Pickering in the next Cana-
dian Parliament.
Prime Minister Jean Chretien will
likely announce a June 2 federal
election Sunday after a visit with
Governor-General Ramco LeBlanc
around noon to ask him to dissolve
Parliament. Many candidates,
includin`• Ontario Ridmg %If' Dan
McTeague, are planning to kte:k off
their campaigns Sunday.
"By all indication, I think the die
IS cast.' Nlr %1,TraLuc said in an
inter%icw at the start of the weekend.
"It's the wont -kept secret of the
year.
"No one has told me to my face
that it will be a specific date.. said
%It. McTeague, but all indications
point to a June 2 vole. To allow for
the required 36 -day campaign peri-
od, 'qtr. Chretien would have to call
the election today.
According to the local MR the
federal Liberals do not want a fall
vote because it would conflict with
the Nwi ember municipal election in
Ontario.
June is the preferred alternative,
but anything later than June 2 would
make it difficult to have the new gov-
ernment officially in place before a
scheduled visit by the Queen June 23
and 24 to mark the 5("h anniversary
of the arrival of John Cabot in Cana-
da. The Queen never visits a country
where there is no official government
in office.
Mr. McTcaguc will be running in
the new riding of Pickering -Ajax -
Uxbridge, the western half of former
Ontario Riding, which has been split
in two. Other candidates already
nominated in Pickering -Ajax -
Uxbridge, which include, the portion
of Ajax north of Hwy. 2, include
Leanne Lewis of the Pn)gressnc
Conservatives, Diiu�_, Grey .if the
New Democratic Part%. and h.
Griffith of the
Reform Party of
Canada. In the
new riding of
Whithy-Ajax.
which takes in
south Ajax, the '
candidates are
Judi Longfield
for the Liberals,
Karen Dolan for
the ticw Demo- 41
Wecratic Party. Bill
Serjeanlson for
the Reform
Party and Frank Froth: 1
Snyder for the To:
Progressive p
Conservatives.
Lions, Lioness Clubs
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AJAX — Donations are being sought for an upcoming
yard and bake sale being held by the Ajax Lions and
D-ioness Clubs.
Club members will pick up donations of gcxxl, working
items. The sale is being held Saturday, May 10 from 9 a.m.
to 3 p.m. at the Lions' clubhouse, 500 Clements Rd. E. in
Ajax. To arrange pick-up, call Ernest Coutinho at 686-
7888, Lorne Harris at 683-4992, Ray Hilgartner at 686-
5641, Horace Walcott at 428-9053, Brian Walker at 683-
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Councillor police rips- Durham over station hours
COUNCILLOR/From page I
Toronto along Hwy. 2 or through Durham
Region, they'll have no police available to
them unless they see a police officer or run up
to a door in a hurry, which is the case most
often after midnight, pulling on a d(x)r and try-
ing to find a police officer. The phone is there
and accessible, but if you're in a hurry. You're
not going to notice it right away."
He expressed concern that the closure of 19
Division after midnight will force Ajax and
Pickering ofticers to transport people under
arrest to the headquarters in Oshawa.
—That means one car off the road going to
Oshawa, and it's a 20 -minute ride. They have
to book (a suspect), have to search him and go
through the whole bcx)king process. (The ot i-
cer) is off' the road 45 minutes to an hour. If it's
a female, they have to have two officers. That's
Stabbing suspect surrenders to police
"PICKERING - A suspect knocking on the door seeking
wanted in the stabbing of a help at about 10:15 p.m.,
young Pickering man has been Dunham Regional Police said.
charged with attempted murder The victim underwent
after surrendering to police Fri- surgery at Sunnybrook Health
day. Sciences Centre in Toronto fol -
The victim, an 18 -year-old lowing the attack and his since
Fieldlight Boulevard resident, been released from hospital,
was stabbed in the back and the police said.
right shoulder last Sunday night Sergeant Jim Grimley said
Bleeding heavily from his the stabbing occurred in an area
wounds, he collapsed in front of in the Pine Heights Trail and that
a Pine Heights Trail home after robbery "may have been the
motive" for the attack
A 20 -year-old Pickering
two officers off the road and two cruisers off
the road"
But, Deputy Chief Jarvest said transporting
prisoners to Oshawa at night has -always faxen
the case. That hasn't changed. When an arrest
is made in (Ajax and Pickering), they've been
transported to Oshawa for several years. When
we lodge someone in a cell, there has to be a
cell officer."
Locking up a suspect in Pickering would
require taking an officer off the road
to guard him, Deputy Chief Jarvest
noted. "Rather than the officer be
off the road, it's better to bring pris-
man oners to Oshawa, where we have it
turned himself into ponce at 19
Division Friday afternoon.
Derek Matthew Rennie,
Forestview Drive, is charged
with attempted murder. aggra-
vated assault, robbery and pos-
session of a weapon dangerous
to the public peace.
He was to appear at a bail
hearing in Oshawa provincial
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Pickering
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13(l Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5
PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker
♦ Editorial
Co-operation may
avert amalgamation
A voice of reason.
That's an apt description of Durham Region
Chairman Jim Witty as it relates to the amalgama-
tion mania inspired by the Harris government at
Queen's Park.
Here in Durham, debate on what the Province
might have in store for us in the near future has
already taken on an hvsterical tone.
In Oshawa. Mayor Nancy Diamond has made it
clear she believes Oshawa should go it alone (with
alone' defined as including \'Whitby and Courtice
on its assessment base).
In Ajax. councillors have made it clear they'll
:ontinue to talk about partnerships with the neigh-
horiniTown of Pickering, but are not at all inter-
ested in amalgamation.
The political debate on all fronts is rife with sup-
position, doomsday prophecies and stubborn resis-
tance.
That strategy w ill only put Durham in a weaker
political position should the TorN_ microscope be
turned our way.
And that's where Mr. simple position —
that we must "show that we're doing a good job" --
is most compelling.
Ajax and Pickering have at least agreed to
explore areas which might benefit taxpayers in the
two communities. Agreements reached on that front
will help illustrate to the Province we are interested
in eliminating inefficiencies and serving taxpayers.
Why then, can \Vhitby not begin talks with Ajar in
the west and Oshawa in the east' A'hy can Oshawa
not consider the same with \Whitby on its west bor-
der and Clarington on its east without wholesale
amalgamation'
Further, as Mr. Will., points out. Durham is
already in a difficult position dealing with "tremen-
dous changes" as a result of reforms already initiat-
ed by the Province.
If Durham's municipalities ignore those issues
while mired in philosophical debates about what
might happen if they debate the dreaded 'A' word,
everyone will be worse off for it.
We simply must begin considering alternatives to
the current structure without necessarily redefining
it.
If we don't, we'll have it redefined for us. And
we may not like the new definition.
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Pickering
News Advertiser
Publisher: Tim Whittaker
A Metroland Community Newspaper
published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
♦ Letters to the editor
Pickering
speed bumps
are a pain
in the back
To the editor:
I am responding to the article
headlined 'Pickering residents want
a stop to traffic 'calming" in the
April 16 issue of The News
Advertiser. Marianne Takacs cor-
rectly warns. "Be careful what you
ask for..."
I am one of the residents on
Glendale Drive who got more than I
asked for. I originally asked for a
simple resurfacing of Glendale with
no speed bumps. Speed bumps are
very hard on vehicles and on human
backs. What I got was a lot more,
including curb projections or chi-
canes, one on either side of my dri-
veway. For the last six months I have
been struggling to avoid hitting one
of them every time I back out of my
driveway. In addition, the elevation
of my driveway was changed to the
extent that one of my vehicles no
longer gees down the driveway with-
out hotioming out.
I have gone to Town meetings.
talked to Town staff and councillors.
filled out surncvs. answered ques-
tions and sent letters of complaint.
At this point. 1 do not know what the
results of my efforts will be. We
have just had yet another survey!
Judging by the comments of the opti-
mistic :qtr. Stephen Brakc in the
same article, the Town will do what-
ever it wants based on how Town
employees interpret their own statis-
tics.
Let me tell you about the
Glendale Traffic Calming Survey.
Twenty-five per cent of the residents
were opposed to the traffic calming
project. The majority of the residents
felt that safety of motorists and
cyclists had either decreased or
remained unchanged. Fifty-three per
cent of the residents felt traffic had
not slowed down. This is not exactly
a glowing recommendation for traf-
fic calming. Nor was the condition
of our street during the winter snow
storms. A full 43.7 per cent of resi-
dents felt that winter driving condi-
tions on Glendale became worse.
Residents in Cherrywood and
Whitevale, beware. You may get
more than you asked for, if indeed
you asked for anything.
Darlene Peff,
Pickering
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BLAKE
PURDY
News
Editor
Homer doesn't
work here
It's not easy to put a friendly face o
scary monster.
But. the folks at Ontario Hydro and
Pickering Nuclear Generating Station
doing their best to transform Godzilla i
Cinderella.
They must have recently had their pi
lic relations machine working in overdr
— the way the station's reactors huin
Near-Kaxxom on tlx: hottest day of su
mer when everyone's air conditioner is
on Arctic Blast.
Tie proof is in a well -crafted. warni ;i
furze campaign to attract people to an or
house next Saturday at the proble
plagued Pickering power plant.
Unfortunately. 1 can't make the of
house. I'll he too huffy nuking somethi
on the barhie. Besides. I missed Frida
Deadline to hxx>k a tour.
So. I can only speculate on how a t
through the nuclear plant might go. w
the crew, of The Love Boat leading the w.
"Hello, my name is Julie and I'll be <<
tour guide ttxlay. We have treats for the ki
— CANDU candies. And, if anyone's ,:i
fee gets cold. Isaac' %ill waren it up in
jilly.
"As soon as everybody's strapped it
their henrietically-sealed safety suits, t
lour can begin.
"Oh, we already have a question...
"I've checked with the human resourc
department on that and, despite w hat
smut aleck columnist recenth wrote a:
regardless of what the Ontario Liho
leader said, no one named Homer wor
here. Next question, please...
"No, young lad, we don't have Dtxrm
any other games loaded onto computers
the station. All games have been expung
from every terminal. Anyone else!...
"I'm afraid we won't be serving alc
holic beverages during the tour. The di
covery of empty beer bottles in the nucle
plant was made sometime ago and no of
has been caught drinking on the premis
since. Any other queries?...
"No, they don't drink heavy watt
either.
,'Now, if there are no more questior
can we start the tour, PLEASE?!
.`Isaac, can you PLEASE get me a cc
fee? Yes, the usual..."
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The times they are amchan gin9
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.-students
What can Oshawa, Whitby and
Port Perry students expect when
starting school 30 minutes earlier?
In Ajax, students like it because
it gives them more time in the
afternoon to play or do things that
interest them, according to stu-
dents at Cadarackque Public
School
Since September 1996, they've
been starting school at 8:20 am.,
part of the Durham Board of Edu-
cation's plan to cut transportation
costs by streamlining the bus sys-
tem. And they've been getting out
,of school 30 minutes earlier, too.
It gives me more time to get
organized In the morning:' says
Grade 7 student Sarah Moore.
And she's home by 3:15 p.m.,
compared to 4 p.m- under the old
system.
Christine White is another bus
rider. The Grade 7 student gets her
bus five minutes later than previ-
.ous years but has a shorter bus ride
F`and is home earlier.
"I think it's great. You start
dearly but you get home early "
I`-... Grade 3 student Tyler
-Humphreys walks to the school.
He too likes the earlier starting
time.
"You don't have to wait so long
for school to start in the morning;'
-he says, adding he's always awake
.at 7:30 a.m.
Ian Wight, Grade 7, is a member
sof the school's Durham champion
intermediate basketball team.
He often had to be at school for
'7 am. practices this year because
of the earlier start time.
He wasn't too happy about that
>_lbutt overall the new time suits him.
'It's good because everybody is
wake in the morning;' he says.
My mom leaves for work at about
am. so she can drop me off when
goes to school.
"1 like this myself since 1 get up
b a.m. and then I used to have to
ait a long time (for school to
)" says Grade 6 student Sarah
"You get more time in the after
toga to go home and play and
aatie`time to do your homework."
Wit the earlier hour; says
Wiltshire, Grade 4. "When
hm go home you can play more
acrd do your homework later."
She says the only change to hery
acd* is going to bed earlier.
'`I dunk it's good because we
` out earlier and we have mote
awl tima," says Grade 6 stet-
ve to wait so
v
Some Durham elementary students may have to catch the bus a little earlier next near.
Families adjust to new
school start times
BY CHRISTY CHASE
DURHAM SIAF}t
AJAX - Every weekdav at
$:20 a.m., when many children
are still eating breakfast, students
at Cadarackque Public School
are already in class.
Cadarackque is one of nine
Durham Board of Education
schoxwls in Ajax and Pickering
that had their starting or hell
times changed in order to save on
translx,rtation costs. This fall.
students at 57 schools in Durham
Region will he starting u;h(x)l up
to 30 minutes earlier or later as
the board moves to save $1.3
million annually in bus costs.
Since September 1996, teach-
ers and students at Cadarackque
have started their day at 8:20
a.m., compared with 8:50 a.m. in
previous years.
It was a big adjustment, espe-
cially for families, says school
principal Gail Hanson.
"The process of change
brings with it difficulties. There
was really mixed reaction. Some
of the families really liked it.
Other families didn't like it
because it didn't fit in with their
schedules. It was pretty well split
down the middle."
With children starting and fin-
ishing school 30 minutes earlier,
many families had to review and
even change their child care
arrangements, she says.
But everyone co-operated
and, once they understood the
reasons for the changes, they
understood, Ms. Hanson says.
'11hey might not like it but
they understand.
''he hardest time was last
spring" when parents were
informed, she says. `But once it
got going, it went really smooth-
ly. From my perspective, the par-
ents and staff adjusted to it. The
parents were great in co --operat-
ing and rolling with It:'
The opinions of staff were
also split, with some liking the
idea of beginning and finishing
earlier and others disliking it. the
principal says. But everyone
seems to have adjusted, Ms.
Hanson adds.
In Scptcmher last year, she
was expecting problems with
students hexing late or staff' and
students heing absent more due
to the earlier bell time. But that
hasn't happened.
'-fb ire have been no prob-
lems. I thought there would be
but there weren't.-
The
eren't-The school board does not
keep track of lateness or absen-
teeism. Cadarackque also does
not maintain a separate file on
tardiness or truancy.
"You'll just have to trust us on
this," Ms. Hanson says.
The school has close to 600
students, more than 300 of them
bused since the school runs
French immersion and special
education classes.
The bell times were changed
to allow buses to service two
schools each morning and after-
noon instead of one. Bus routes
and times were altered.
"None of the children are
picked up before 7 am. and this
year they're actually picked up
later than they were last year,"
Ms. Hanson says. "The bus
routes were streamlined and the
kids are spending less time on
the buses. That was one advan-
tage." .
This September, classes at
Cadarackque will still start at
8:20 a.m. as the rest of the
municipalities are added to the
new transportation system.
Bell times at about 50 ,c hoxols
throughout the region will
change to allow a streamlined.
computer-generated transporta-
tion system to be put in place.
says Run Trbonich, the Durham
Board of Education's business
superintendent. "Our scho of start
times will range from S to 9: 15.
No school will change more than
30 minutes:' he ,,aN,;.
With the sta,,ered starting
times. each bus will make two or
three trips each morning and
afternoon.
Principals in Ajax. Whithy.
Uxbridge, Oshawa. Scugog and
.Brock are aware of the new times
and have informed staff and par-
ents but schools in Pickering are
still waiting. The Pickering
schools will take part in a special
project with the Durham Region
Roman Catholic Separate School
Board in which buses will serve
both public and Catholic
schools.
Seven schools in Ajax, three
in Oshawa and three in Whitby
will start at 8 or 8:15, Mr.
Trbovich says. No students will
be picked up before 7 a.m. and in
general the bus rides will be
shorter. The computer program
was designed to take into consid-
eration safety, times and weather
when formulating the "best -fit"
solution for transportation, he
reports.
In September 1998, both
boards hope to be able to set up
one transportation system for the
region's students, be they sepa-
rate or public, Mr. Trbovich says.
This should provide "substantial
savings".
Parents
want a
review of
new school
start times
Parents concerned about new
starting times for many Durham
Board of Education schools this fall
hope to persuade trustees to recon-
sider the changes.
"I don't believe this issue is
over;" Gary Thompson, chairman of
the school community council at
Kedron Public School in Oshawa,
told trustees at Monday night's
board standing committee meeting.
"I'm optimistic. I don't belie%e
(trustees) will revert back to the old
times but they may be able to make
some alterations.—
He presented the committee a
petition signed by 397 people from
across Durham opposed to the new
bell times. This fall, close to 60
schools will start and finish classes
up to 30 minutes earlier or later.
The changes were necessary for the
Hoard to implement a new bus
schedule that will save S 1.9 million
in annual costs. The savings will be
transferred to schools in 1998.
Mr. Thompson said students'
parents are concerned about the
safety and health of youngsters and
upset about the lack of consultation
by the board in making the changes.
He told trustees parents are "all
for" savings and more money for
classrooms but "we must d:onsider if
the savings we are about to appreci-
ate are more important than the
t;afety, health and scholastic inter-
ests of our children."
Parents are concerned more stu-
dents will arrive at school without
having had breakfast if they're
required to be in class at 8 a.m. and
that intramural sports and extracur-
ricular activities will be curtailed
due to varying bell times at schools,
Mr. Thompson said in his presenta-
tion.
Another issue centres on young
children waiting for buses or walk-
ing to school in the dark in winter,
he said. Mr. Thompson contended
-parents should have been been con -
suited about the changes and asked
the board to respond to their con-
cerns before the bell times are
changed. He said he's pleased board
education duwtor Grant Yeo has
"agreed to prepare a written
i_ nse.
Committee chairman Colleen
Jordan, an Ajax trustee, said the
sinew bell times have already been
*proved and schools have been
informed of the changes. (Only
dickering schools are not aware of
)the changes since the schools in that
town will be involved in a special
kr
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Catholic school board and scatting
Mmes have yet to be worked out,)
PAGE 8 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1997
Planet Earth has a friend in Ajax youngster
BY ROB BURBIDGE
SPUC'IALTOTHLNEWSA ATIMSER
AJAX — Young Claire Janik created her
own Earth Day activity this past week to find
out what her neighbors think about the envi-
ronmental event.
Inspired by an Earth Day story she read at
school. the enterprising 10 -year-old surveyed
her north Ajax neighbors about Earth Day and
littering Monday evening.
"I just want other people to learn about
Earth Dai a little more.- she says.
The Grade 4 St. Patrick Catholic School
student posed seycn questions to about 15
adults in her north neighborhood. The next
daN. Earth Day, she asked her 26 classmates
the same questions. She heard sonic revealing
responses. Most of the people surveyed told
Claire they find garbage on their lawns cyen
day. Some said more fences might help prevent
garbage from getting onto other peoplc'� prop-
erty and others said people should .Imply pi; i.
garbage up wherever it lies. About half said
Earth Day should be a national holiday and
most felt tree planting and garbage pick-up are
useful Earth Day activities.
Claire's mother, Colleen Janik, was sur-
prised by the number of' people who admitted
theelittered about once a month.
And. "many people didn't know about
Earth Day. It really opened my eyes"
.But those weren't the only things that sur-
prised Mrs. Janik. Her daughter hadn't told her
what she watt up to. Claire went directly to the
computer when she got home from school
Monday night and typed her survey.
" l was really proud of her:' Mrs. Janik says,
adding she hopes Claire continues showing the
same kind of initiative.
Mrs. Janik "-as so inspired by
her daughter's efforts that she -
surfed en, ironmental wchsitcs on
the Internet and :ays she's he,:ornc
rrnuc X.%,m: of the thln,_�
can do around the home to help planet earth.
For example, she'll try avoiding products
wrapped in wasteful packaging. "There's so
much you can do. I didn't realize"
Claire hopes the results of her survey help
people "learn not to litter and think more about
Earth Day" To accomplish that. Claire and her
classmates are creating pictographs (graphs
illustrated by pictures) so people can easily
understand the results.
Claire says she has enioyed analyzing the
results of i
her survey anmight undertake a
similar project next year. She says celebrating
Earth Day is important as it can make a d1fler-
encc in the wa\ people kook alter the cm iron-
ment. "It teaches people that every day should
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PICKERING — Even though the
historic building that once stood there is
long gone, controversy continues to sur-
round Lynn Heights Park.
This time it's some trees that are
causing a commotion.
At Mondav's meeting of Town
Council, Ward 2 Regional Councillor
Doug Dickerson was demanding to
know how some new trees got in the
park.
They've been placed on the site of the
old Camptxxll/McPherson House, a 1 -30 -
to -160 --year-old stone farmhouse which
was removed from the park last summer
— atter considerable controversy over
what should be done with it — at the
insistence of Coun. Dickerson and area
rumdents. "Ille residents didn't want the
house refurbished as any kind ol' public
facility out of fear it would bring traffic
-md strangers into the neighborho od.
"Something has gone very scnoush
wrong in there;' said Coun. Dickerson
hlunday, after asking Mayor Navne
Arthurs and Ward 2 local Councillor
Shem S -nis whether they authorized
the placement of the trees. He mam-
tained the site o) the old house should
have been lett as usable open space.
&yth the mayor and Coun. Sents said
they had nothing to do with the planting
of the trees.
Town director of parks and facilities
Everett Buntsma .aid the trees were sim-
ply put where the house had been.
"lin trees were planted basically as a
restoration of a disturbed area;' to said.
But Coun. Dicker -son was not satis-
tied with the explanation.
.1—he answer doesn't wash with the
reality of the situation;' he- said, adding
the timing and location sug_,ested other
reasons behind the planting.
In a later interview, the councillor
said he believed Coun. Semis had some-
thing to do with the trees being placed
where they were, right behind her txNne
which basks on to the. park.
Coun. Senis said in an interview that
before hearing the explanation from Mr.
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"He had tho> house removed. I
thought the trees went there because of
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thmis world'
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Kids study outer space at Roberta Bondar P.S.
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concentration as he goes ahout creat- music.
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It's called White Dwarf and is for Earth, looking at the lack of oxy-
home to the xenon. an insect that gen. landforms, gravity," %Is. Schell
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blcs a one-eved alien (aN in \-I:iles really a lot of fun watching the kids
fame) when it's solid. work on this."
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with paste -coated newspaper strips. just in time for Dr. Bondar's Thurs-
When it's finished. the painted plan- day visit to officially open the
et and those created by his fellow
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The papier macho activity is just
part of a unique study of space that's
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school the past few yvccks
After all. since the school is
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o pick for a special school -wide
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photo by Ron Pietrontro
Roberta Bondar Public School
Grade " student Heather Marsh
constructs a planet out of a balloon
as part of space studies at the school
named after Canada's first female
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Su staff at the new -school decided
to put together lessons on space, says
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"The staff got together and
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we needed to study space.
"The whole school is involved in
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One class researched what would
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Kindergarten students and their
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Lynde Shores saviors
Students at Southwood Park Public School in Ajax
raised 5271.64 and gave the money to the Central Lake
Ontario Conservation Authorit` (CLOCA) to be used for
the maintenance and enhancement of the Lynde Shores
Conservation Area in Whithy.Recelving certificates for
Ajax's Youth
Centre seeks
helpers
j%.1:%\ — The Youth Centre is
lookin-, lot %oluntccrs to scnc as
mcnihers of its board and coinnut-
lce..
Peoplc in the conununin, osrr the
age of IS Irons all cullurc. and
nationalities with experience in
community relations, the education
system, health, fund-ralsmg and
accounting_ arc required for the Nul-
untcer positions.
Volunteers should live or work in
the Alax-Pickering area, be intercsi-
cd in llic well heir_ of Mouth In the
conimunitics and he able to commit
two to three c,.cmngs a month to the
centre.
11' interested, call the centre b%-
May
yMay 16 at 429-1212.
Info series for
Alzheimer's
caregivers
OSHAWA — Alzheimer
Durham will run a three-week
information series during May for
caregivers of people with
Alzheimer's disease.
The sessions are scheduled to be
held at the Glazier Medical Centre,
II Gibb St., Oshawa Tuesdays,
May 6, 13 and 20 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Topics to be covered, in the
series of information sessions will
include stress management, com-
munity resources, legal and finan-
cial issues.
The series, aimed at people car-
ing for family members, friends or
loved ones, is free but you must
pre -register.
Call 576-2567 for more infor-
mation or to re ister
their efforts are, from left, Tama Lucifora, Katie
Mcf iter and Cortney Wewell. Presenting the certificates
are, at left, Whitbv Regional Councillor and CLOCA
board member Marcel Brunelle and Ajax Regional
Councillor and CLOCA chairman Roger Anderson.
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Fun fair May 24 at Pickering school
PICKERING —You're grove Rd,
invited to Glengrove Pub- Craft and garage sale
lic School's fun fair Satur- tables are available at $10
day. May 24. each. Space is limited so
The event will he held call Lori Hope at 839-2997
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at for details and to reserve
,hc school, 1934 Glen- space.
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Oshawa councillors want
Durham to pay for road work
Two Oshawa Councillors Hunt Durham Region
to reimhursc the City for at least $280.000 spent to
extend Adelaide Avenue West. claiming Whitby
hasn't lived up to its part of an agreement.
Oshawa Councillor Jim Potticary told Durham
Council Wedncsda` that in the late 1970s Oshawa
and'A'hitby had a "gentlemen's agreement" to link
Adelaide in Oshawa and Manning Road in Whitby,
Coun. Robert Lutcn'k joined Court. Potticary in
presenting a motion asking Durham to pay Oshawa
interest on top of the 5280.(") the City spent to
extend Adelaide west from Thornton Road to the
Whithy border.
Adelaide soyas curved to the north so it will meet
with Manning. Coun. Potticar, noted.
V1'hithv Mayor Tom Edwards said Coun. Potti-
car\ s "information is completely inaccurate".
Coun. Uv%ards noted that in February of 1988.
..a decision by this council. this regional council,
including,, representatives from the Cwt\ of Oshawa.
approved in principle" Durham assuming control of
Manning once sonic deficiencies were corrected. In
April of 1990, after those problems were rectified.
the Region assumed responsibility fitr Manning
from Brock Street to Garrard Road, he said.
The Region has included $30.(XX) in its 1997
Midget to design a link from Garrard to the Whitby -
Oshawa border. And, a total of $570.(XX) is tenta-
tively st aside in 2000 and 2001 for acquisition of
land required to build the link.
Tlx: estimated cost to build the final section from
Garrard to the border is $2.4 million, but it hasn't
been decided when that link will be built.
The motion also calls on the Region to pay the
$170.(XX) it will cost to finish the link in Oshawa.
"If the Region builds the Whitby section. you
should give us our money back," Coun. Potticary
said. " \k*c'll skip the interest: give us the principal. I
don't know when then will build their section —
prohahk when we amalgamate"
Auricular Ear Candle Theranv
Far candling or coning comes to us from
cultures long ago and far away. such as
Asia and North American Indians who had
a thorough knowledge of health,
spirituality and natural alternatives for
healing. For generations car coning has
been used as a home remedy for car
problems.
Today, with the growing trend toward
natural health, this energy healing process
is one of many being rediscovered. Ear
coning is a natural, non-invasive alternative
which gently extracts excess earwax. Its
regular use will prevent the buildup and
hardening of wax, thereby improving
hearing. It is also helpful for relief of ear
noises, detoxifying the sinuses, lymph
cleansing, some chronic headaches and
allergies. However, with severe problems,
it is always advisable to see a physician
first.
Ear candling is a gradual process and
frequency of sessions vary depending on
the individual's needs. As a starting
treatment. 3 sessions in a two week period
is recommended.
A specially made candle is created in a
spiral shape that is made of a true natural
fiber soaked in pure beeswax and
medicinal herbs. It is placed over the
opening of the car and the opposite end lit.
This creates a gentle vacuum which
encourages the blood circulation and car
canal cleansing. The slightly warmed oil
vapors help to dislodge and draw out
excess wax, fungus, bacteria, yeast and
parasites which condense in the unburned
section of the candle or cone. Each person
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experiences on their own level of energy, however, cscryi)ne will
agree that this wonderfully soothing process invokes deep
relaxation and is a wonderful alternative to better health that is
ideal for people of all ages.
Pam Norbraten is a certified auricular coning practitioner in the
Durham area and can be reached by calling (905) 686-189
The Cry of the
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Denturists are licensed by
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their practice is devoted to
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In order to practice,
denturists must receive a
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There is no referral necessary to
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They accept all dental insurance
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TUESDAY, APRIL 29
SEMINARS: Southside
SENIORS: The Tucsday
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Morning Discussion Group
or St., Ajax, hosts one of a
meets weekly at 9:30 a.m. at
series of seminars featuring
46 Exeter Rd.. ,Ajax. Ted
guest speaker Eric BaroZ.er
Farrow will speak on curial
from Rowlett. Texas, who'll
rehabilitation after a heart
speak on a variety of stimu-
attack or stroke. 619-0315
lating topics, starting at 6
(Betty t,
p.m. Free admission: e%cr\-
CANCER: The Durham
one's �kelcotne. Other semi-
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Cancer Sudety hosts the
29 and 30. all oarnn_ at -
Ircc •cininar Cancers In
p.m. 4��-1y,5.
�1", nen Prc�cnuon and
phots by A „ G•:)en
Blow your horn
N1'hen 105 students from 50 schools came together
rccentIN to form the Durham Elementary Honor Rand
and perform at John DrNden Public School in V1'hitb\,
Sarah Lecke of Westne\ Heights Public Scho-ol 1n
Ajax lent her musical talent`. She's seen here playing
the French Horn.
Childbirth
education
classes
offered
PICKERING — A series of
childbirth education classes will be
held here in May by Choices Child-
birth Education and Labour Ser-
vices.
The series will focus on the nor-
mal process of labor and birth,
labor coping strategies, support for
a woman in labor, medical inter-
ventions, complications and effec-
tive communication with care-
givers.
The series will run May 3 from
9 a.m. to noon, May 4 from 9 a.m.
to noon and May 10 from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. Cost is $90, which is tax-
deductible with a note from a doc-
tor or midwife.
For more information or to reg-
istcr, call Choices at 420-0223.
Early Detection at 7 p.m. at
the Annandale Golf and
Curling Club. Bayly and
Church Sts.. Ajax. Guest
speaker is Anne Blair ol' the
Toronto Sunm,brook
Regional Cancer Societ\.
686-1516.
THEATRE,: Pickering
Players theatre group holds
a general meeting at 7:30
p.m. at the Pickering Rccrc-
ation Complex. Valley Farm
Rd. south of Hull. 2. Any-
one interested in theatre
Helcomc. 083-4939.
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cutting ceremony with store owners (L. to R.) Vera & Don Wright, Evelyn Eshun &
Debbie Whittaker. Decorative Solutions represents a one -of -a -kind concept which
brings together two proud traditions in home decorating, Blinds N' Drapes and
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PICKERING NUCLEAR
GENERATING STATION
Community Open Nouse
Saturday, May 31 1997
9AM TO 3►M
(4)en t- all,3gr',,. IJniqur opportunity to 5CP inside
mP of t he wnrfoi'-, largest nuclear power plant -,I.
li
Fun! Free! Educational!
• Ir plant tours - see the control room,
h
used fuel bay, turbine hall and more
• Try out safety equipment
Cow _�
• High tech displays and exhibits about
Nr pI>1Ns
the Plant/safety/environment
Kee faller
• 5ee your neighbours at work
Slab.. 14"er
• Fun activities for kids and adults
Wed love to Show you around!
ATL
Registration required - book by 601251
Call 905.839.1151 ext. 4111
or fax 905.837.7305
for a registration form or pick one up at the Pickering
Nuclear Information Centre located at 1675 Montgomery
Park road (Firocl S. to Montgomery Park. right and follow sign4
Pn4.0Prnh0u5e0hydro.on.ca
Hwy 401 Ewa at Ntwk tw
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Cyclists'
spokes fight
strokes
AJAX — The Heart and- Stroke
Foundation is gearing up for it Big
Bike Ride for Stroke in Ajax in Juno.
Teams oIT 30 will pedal the multi -
seat hike through the town June 15 to
raise money for the foundation.
Biu Bike Rides in Ontario raised
$970,000 in 1996 and organisers
hope to net more than $1.1 million
this year.
Teams can register by contacting
the Heart and Stroke office in Ajax at
696-1521.
Other Big Bike events held local-
ly include a ride in Oshawa at the
Oshawa Centre on Mav 12 and in
Whitby at Rotary Park on Ma,. 13.
Black Women's
Congress holds
dinner and dance
The Congress of Black Wurncn of
Canada. Ajax -Pickering chapter. is
hosting its second annual dinner and
dance.
The event takes place Saturday.
Nl.n, 3 at the Pickering Recreation
Complex at 1867 Valley Farm Rd.
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Name Dropping in A'ax and Pickering.
50th Anniversary
Long-time Ajax residents
Theresa and Pat Walsh cel-
ebrate their 50th anniversary
May 10. An open house (hest
wishes only) is being held at
St. Bernadette's Church, at
the corner of Harwood
Avenue and Bayly Street in
Ajax. on Sunday. May 4
from 1:30 to 3:45 p.m.. -1`61 -
lowed by a celebration mass
at 4 p.m. Wishing the couple
all the best are their nine chil-
dren. 15 grandchildren and
man friends.
BirthdaY
Happy 58th birthday
wishes go out to Gramps
Leslie De%o-uge on .\pnl'8.
Lots of loyc, hu_, and kt.scs
from Jacqui. Mandy
Cameron .:nd Brittnw.
She's eight
Happy eighth hlrthda,,
wishes go out to Kimberly
Dixon
C0 n
April
3 0 .
Love,
hugs
a n d
kisses
from Mommy, Daddy,
Craig, Michelle, Grand -
R M" Cr-AnArk9
l 20th Anniversary
Executive
The Laureate
Gamma Upsilon
chapter of the Beta
Sigma Phi Sorority
has a new cxc:utne
for 1997-9S. The
new president is
N1 a u r e e n
Littlejohn. .I.c-
president is Donna
Jean. extension otfi-
ccr is Carleen Jar-
rett. treasurer Is
Susan Shearer.
recording secretary
is Sheena Currie -
corresponding secre-
tary is Juli «heler
and area council rep
is Bonnie Wilson
Eighth
birthdaN
Danielle Douglas was the
centre of attention when
she turned eight on April
22. Wishing here a happy
birthday with love were
Mom, Dad, sisters
Andrea and 'Michelle,
cousin Christopher, runt
Lori and -Uncle Peter.
HE'S I l
Evan Greensides turns
1 I on April 27. Happy
birth -
d a v
wish -
e s
a n d t,
lots
to f
love
from
Mom, Dad, Nicole and
April 30 will be a special day for
!' Patricia and Ted Batho, as the cou-
ple celebrate the 20th anniyersary of
their marriage at St. Bernadette's
Church in Ajax. Love and best wish-
es from daughters Meghan. Lauren
and Paige. and parent,, Eleanor and
Jim Simpson, and Betty Batho. l
Birthday
Katrvna Fcrnandt,
-:mcd five
::Irs old
i A p r I I
_I,. 'A'Ish-
ng our
:ittic girl" i
.I happy
hlrthdar
ith "all
the love
and all the
b e s t
w e r c
M o m .
1) a d
Nicholas.
Grandpa and Renn-,
BIRTHDAY
"Our little bears' reached the yu.lrler
cen(un, mark on
April 22. Happy
15th birthday
wishes and lots
of love for Tam-
mie Andrew
came from
Mom, Dad and
hlichrellle.
50th birthday
`Big Red' turned the big 1'1\c-t)h on
April 26.
Happy 50th
birthday
Birthday
Spencer
Thomas Lowy
turns one on
April 27. A big
party was held
with all his fam-
ily and friends
in attendance.
W i s h i n g
Spencer a happy
birthday with --
lots of love are Mommy, Daddy
and brother Tyler.
BirthdaY
Little
c u t i e
Ashley
Fry, turns
one on
April 29.
Happy
birthday
wishes
and love
f r o m
N1 o m ,
Dad, liana % arren and liana Fry
65th Birthday
Rix Gilligan :an put his dogs up
on the coffee table, as he reached the
retirement age of 65 on April 22.
Wishing their Grandado a happy
birthday were grandchildren Matt,
Mike, Geoff, SNdnev and Amy.
Birt"Aishcs also calnc from wit-
Joyce. sons Scan, Keith and
Michael. daughter -In-laws Lynne
and Diane and feline fans Muffin,
Buddy and Wolf
J
Birthday
The big fella
in the Bourgeois
home turned one
on April 14.
W i s h i n g
Alexander a
happy birthday
with lots of love
were Mommy,
Daddy, Tasha,
Grandma B., Grandpa Chris
Aunt Jennv, Aunt Jeannette
Uncle Shawn, cousin Holly, Papa
Sue, Uncle Devon, Nona, Nono and
Uncle Mario.
Birthday
Samantha Sellenkoµitsch celebrate
her firs
hirthdav o
April 2b
" Y o u
ai smiles, hug
and lauehie
€make cacl
, day bright.
- Happy birth
day wishes
huh . kisses, and IOvc from Mom
Dad and sister Tavlor.
40th Birthday
The Ajax
A x e m c n
Junior 'A'
hockey club
wishes general
manager �.
Larry LaBelle
a happy 401h
hirthdav on
April 27. k
Birthdays"
40th
Staff note:
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M s+ w
Anniversary
busy month for
birthdays for
Ria and Harry
i staff sports
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reporter Al
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ebrate on April 25, as
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,.
brated his 12th
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anniversary. Love and
birthday on
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for Oma and
daughter Hai-
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ham. Rell"ion
Accused Nazi's death
photo by A.J. Groen
An egg-cellent science pro41
ject
Valley Farm Public School student Wendy tare Science hair held at Pickering High
Taylor of Pickering was among the bud- S,hool. She used eggs to demonstrate
ding young scientists who took part how products like soda pop affect our
recently in the Durham Region Flemen- teeth.
derails deportation
But decision on
appeal will go ahead
Hl S rt:PtlF:ti SII,\w
DL RHAM S'lA FF
OSTIA%%.% - Convicted in his home-
land utcrimcs a::ainst humanity, accused
Nan Joscf'Ncrosila lived the last years of
his lite a virtual recluse, in the isolation
of a nondescript apartment in central
Oshawa.
Nuw. atter dodging deportation from
Canada through a maze of legal mancu-
yrrs. "he will he answering to a higher
authority:' . ,:ns a Jewish group's
spokesman.
The 83 -near -old man, convicted in his
absence of committing war crimes in
Czechoslovakia in the 194(X-• died Fri-
day before a Fcderal Court ruling watt to
FX- made to determine whether to contin-
ue proceedings to have him removed
from the country. Mr. Nemsila. who has
no family living in Canada, died at
Oshawa General Hospital several
months following the amputation of one
of his legs because of gangrene infec-
�ion, his lawyer Ronald Poulton has cun-
i rmed.
"Thr federal government said during
the Second World War Mr. ticrnsila
commanded the murderous Nlinka
Guard. a Nan unit responsihlc tir killing;
and deposing thousands of Jew's to con -
Heber Down campsites available only on pass basis
Conservation area is
makin(1 the transition
to a seasonal facility
Bl Sl S.AN UNEILL
DL-kHAM STAF F
WHITRY - Campers looking for a get-
awaN this summer won't be able to escape
to Heber Down Conservation Area unless
they, buy a weekly, monthly or seasonal
pass.
The campground, which is operated by-
the
ythe Central Lake Ontario Conservation
Authority (CLOCA), is making the transi-
tion to a seasonal facility and is no longer
offering sites on a daily basis.
"The goal is eventually to have the
whole campground seasonal," says Gord
Geissherger, communications co-ordinator
for CLOCA. adding "a lot of the market is
going that way."
Mr. Geissberger says the idea behind the
seasonal pass is that people will use their
site as "a home away from home."
CLOCA offered seasonal sites last sum-
mer however Mr. Geissherger says the
grounds were still primarily an overnight
camping facility'.
He says CLOCA is hoping 25 of the 50
sites at Heber Down will be seasonal this
year, adding the transition to a seasonal
facility should eliminate "rowdiness and
vandalism" at the campground.
"People take more pride in their site," he
says. "It is more of an ownership"
Another advantage for the authority is
they can operate the grounds with fewer
staff, Mr. Geissbcrger says.
He says a lot of the field staff have been
designated to other areas within CLOCA
because of cutbacks, adding a seasonal site
is "a lot easier to operate with a reduced
staff' because there is not as much supervi-
sion required.
Whitby Councillor Joe Drumm sits on
the board of CLOCA and says "it's a good
idea to encourage people to stay there
longer...it's close to everything and it's a
good deal."
The cost of a seasonal pass is $1,000 and
the campground is open from May I until
October 15. The monthly fee is $400 and
the weekly cost is $105. All fees must be
paid in full prior to May I. To book a site
call the authority office at (905) 579-0411.
Boy charged after
cars broken into
BROOKLIN - A 17 -year-old Brooklin
youth has been charged after police nabbed a
burglar breaking into cars in a neighborhood in
Whitby's north end early Thursday.
A Sable Crescent resident called 911 after
she saw someone attempting to break into her
car and a neighbor's car just after midnight,
Durham Regional Police said.
Officers responding to the call arrested a
suspect matching the thief's description at a
nearby gas station, police said. A stolen cellu-
lar phone battery and loose change was recov-
ered by police.
A youth is charged with theft under $5,000,
possession of stolen property under $5,000,
trespassing by night and possession of a nar-
cotic.
- A - 1.4
centratum camps.
Government lawyers argued for Mr.
Nemsila's deportation on the grounds
that he lied about his war background
when he came to Canada in 1950.
"At least a modicum of justice has
been served in that Mr. Nemsila was
brought to the attention of the world:'
says Bernic I-anccr. a spokesman lirr the
Canadian Jcwish Congress. "He has still
cheated ultimate justice on this earth but
he will be answcrino to a higher authori-
ty now.
The allegations about his past -
which through his lawyer he fervently
denied - tormented Mr. :Nemsila in the
last vcars ol" his lite, spent mostly within
the confines of his Simceic Street South
apartment, h1r. Poulton says.
"He was alienated in his community
and chastised by hos neighbors. He had a
tough time and he died alone... it was a
pretty miserable end for his lite:' says Mr.
Poulton, who was "the only, one" Mr.
Nemsila called when he fell ill.
,Nlr. Farber says people should not
remember Mr. Nemsila by the picture
painted of him by his lawyer as a pathet-
ic old man, but rather " he should be
remembered as a young murderous sem
who has committed these horrible
crime,,. . .
- the case the government made was
a verysolid case of a person alleged to
have bloiexJ on his hands"
By ignoring the case until recent
years, the federal government - which
Mr. Farber says was aware of Mr. Neni-
sila's past since the 1950h - once again
allowed a Nazi war criminal to evade
justice.
"This is a man who lived in and
enjoyed the fruits of Canadian citizen-
ship far longer than his victims:' he says.
Mr. Nemsila in 1995 ducked deporta-
tion when an adjudicator ruled he held
domicile status - a vague provision
under the old Immigration Act which no
longer exists - which once protected a
Canadian citizen from deportation on the
basis of misrepresentation.
That decision was overturned by the
!Federal Court and then appealed by Mr.
Nemsila, again delaying the continuation
of a deportation hearing.
A decision by the courts on the appeal
must still be made, despite Mr. Nemsi-
la's death, as the "issues are so far-reach-
ing:' Mr. Poulton says.
New phone system to
be installed
The Town has retained McIntyre Telecom
Service to assess the Town's telephone needs at
the municipal building and the Iroquois Park
Recreation Complex.
Town clerk Don McKay told the operations
committee phone systems in the two locations
are in need of an update, saying both systems
are over 10 years old and can no longer meet
the Town's requirements.
Mr. McKay says a total of $110,000 has
been allocated for the new system in the capi-
tal budget for 1997 and 1998 and says the
Town would easily get "seven to 10 years out
of a new system"
The Town has already asked Bell Canada to
remove the voice mail at the municipal build-
ing and is in the process of negotiating a
refund, Mr. McKay says.
Review of Whitby
intersection postponed
WHITBY -- The review of a request to
install a multi -way stop at the corner of Mary
and Ash streets in Whitby has been postponed
until the Garden Street grade separation is
complete.
The operations committee voted to review
the intersection in the fall when Garden Street
is open in the belief the added traffic volume
from the closure is causing the immediate traf-
fic problem.
A public works report states there have been
nine collisions over the past four years at the
location, five of which have occurred since
March 1996.
The public works department has proposed
replacing the existing stop signs with oversized
signs until a further review has been complet-
ed.
1 i . ! i ; — —_ _. : l lis F_i 3.7 J.'_ _ _ _a. _._.. • i.
they can operate the grounds with fewer
staff, Mr. Geissbcrger says.
He says a lot of the field staff have been
designated to other areas within CLOCA
because of cutbacks, adding a seasonal site
is "a lot easier to operate with a reduced
staff' because there is not as much supervi-
sion required.
Whitby Councillor Joe Drumm sits on
the board of CLOCA and says "it's a good
idea to encourage people to stay there
longer...it's close to everything and it's a
good deal."
The cost of a seasonal pass is $1,000 and
the campground is open from May I until
October 15. The monthly fee is $400 and
the weekly cost is $105. All fees must be
paid in full prior to May I. To book a site
call the authority office at (905) 579-0411.
Boy charged after
cars broken into
BROOKLIN - A 17 -year-old Brooklin
youth has been charged after police nabbed a
burglar breaking into cars in a neighborhood in
Whitby's north end early Thursday.
A Sable Crescent resident called 911 after
she saw someone attempting to break into her
car and a neighbor's car just after midnight,
Durham Regional Police said.
Officers responding to the call arrested a
suspect matching the thief's description at a
nearby gas station, police said. A stolen cellu-
lar phone battery and loose change was recov-
ered by police.
A youth is charged with theft under $5,000,
possession of stolen property under $5,000,
trespassing by night and possession of a nar-
cotic.
- A - 1.4
centratum camps.
Government lawyers argued for Mr.
Nemsila's deportation on the grounds
that he lied about his war background
when he came to Canada in 1950.
"At least a modicum of justice has
been served in that Mr. Nemsila was
brought to the attention of the world:'
says Bernic I-anccr. a spokesman lirr the
Canadian Jcwish Congress. "He has still
cheated ultimate justice on this earth but
he will be answcrino to a higher authori-
ty now.
The allegations about his past -
which through his lawyer he fervently
denied - tormented Mr. :Nemsila in the
last vcars ol" his lite, spent mostly within
the confines of his Simceic Street South
apartment, h1r. Poulton says.
"He was alienated in his community
and chastised by hos neighbors. He had a
tough time and he died alone... it was a
pretty miserable end for his lite:' says Mr.
Poulton, who was "the only, one" Mr.
Nemsila called when he fell ill.
,Nlr. Farber says people should not
remember Mr. Nemsila by the picture
painted of him by his lawyer as a pathet-
ic old man, but rather " he should be
remembered as a young murderous sem
who has committed these horrible
crime,,. . .
- the case the government made was
a verysolid case of a person alleged to
have bloiexJ on his hands"
By ignoring the case until recent
years, the federal government - which
Mr. Farber says was aware of Mr. Neni-
sila's past since the 1950h - once again
allowed a Nazi war criminal to evade
justice.
"This is a man who lived in and
enjoyed the fruits of Canadian citizen-
ship far longer than his victims:' he says.
Mr. Nemsila in 1995 ducked deporta-
tion when an adjudicator ruled he held
domicile status - a vague provision
under the old Immigration Act which no
longer exists - which once protected a
Canadian citizen from deportation on the
basis of misrepresentation.
That decision was overturned by the
!Federal Court and then appealed by Mr.
Nemsila, again delaying the continuation
of a deportation hearing.
A decision by the courts on the appeal
must still be made, despite Mr. Nemsi-
la's death, as the "issues are so far-reach-
ing:' Mr. Poulton says.
New phone system to
be installed
The Town has retained McIntyre Telecom
Service to assess the Town's telephone needs at
the municipal building and the Iroquois Park
Recreation Complex.
Town clerk Don McKay told the operations
committee phone systems in the two locations
are in need of an update, saying both systems
are over 10 years old and can no longer meet
the Town's requirements.
Mr. McKay says a total of $110,000 has
been allocated for the new system in the capi-
tal budget for 1997 and 1998 and says the
Town would easily get "seven to 10 years out
of a new system"
The Town has already asked Bell Canada to
remove the voice mail at the municipal build-
ing and is in the process of negotiating a
refund, Mr. McKay says.
04
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Al Rjvett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser
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FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE
Ili�Ce 4zs-o�s�,
fligh school girls kick ofrugby season
Local high school girls' rugby squads 26-5. Lisa Rourke had the lone try for the
split games in action on Thursday. Trojans whose league record f"alls to 0-2.
Pickering's Pine Ridge Secondary Pine Ridge and Pickering High met to
School Pumas won their second contest of kick off the rugby season Tuesday when
Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics the host Pumas emerged victorious 7-0.
league play downing Courticc High School 'fait scored a try for Pine Ridge and
,,4-5 at Pine Ridge. Danielle Tait and Wheeler kicked a two-point conversion.
Cathy File scored one try apiece for the Pumas' coach Janet Burrell expects her
purnas. Erin Wheeler kicked two converts. squad to take a run at unseating perennial
Nlcanwhile, Ajax's Pickerinu, High league powerhouses Henry Street and
School Trojans were defeated by isitmg Bruck High S_ -howl to compete for the
Whitby's Henry Street 11r2h School Hawks provincial title.
photo by A.J. Groen
Organizers of the annual Bay Ridges from left, are Jackie Armstrong, Rick
Hockey Tournament raised $5,000 at the Johnson, Tom Mitchell, Laura Taylor,
recent event. All proceeds went to pur- James Taylor and Joe Passmore. In front
chase a new motorized wheelchair for are Kayla Wilson, Zachary, his father
Zachary Priest of Pickering. Back row, Trevor and Ashleigh Skitch.
Hockey tourney proceeds buy
wheelchair for disabled boy
PICKERING — A four-
year-old Pickering boy with
cerebral palsy has a new
motorized wheelchair thanks
to a donation from an annual
hockey tournament which
raises money for a worth-
while cause in the communi-
ty.
Organizers of the Bay
Ridges Hockey Tournament,
which has raised countless
dollars for numerous worthy
projects over the years, pre-
sented Zachary Priest his
special $5,000 wheelchair at
Dakota Bob's Restaurant
Wednesday evening.
The money was raised
April 18 and 19 at Don Beer
Arena. The fund-raiser fea-
tured a tournament of local
minor hockey teams, a mini -
tourney of Pickering
Oldtimers Hockey League
squads and an NHL old-
timers game.
Following the tourney, a
dance was held upstairs in
the arena with music provid-
ed by Rick Johnson and his
County Band to cap a great
day.
Sponsors for the event
were J.P. Quantum, Dakota
Bob's, Royal Canadian
Legion Branch 606, Mud
Hen's, Alliance Collision,
Pickering Home & Leisure
Centre, Moodies, Kwik
Signs. Kelsey's Eat Side
Mario's Massey's, Lone Star
Cate, Mix It Up, Metro East
Trade Centre and Rebound
Sports. - -
"They have a chance," says Burrell.
game differs greatly from the boys' game
who's both a national and provincial
as it's more technically oriented.
women's player and a member of" the Ajax
"1 find that the girls plav a much more
Wanderers Rugby Club women's team.
technical game than the boy:. The girls
"I'm not sure what to expect, but if' every-
don't have the aggressiveness that the boys
one stays with it we've got a shot. It would
have. There's a lot of skill imvolvcd in the
he nice to he there."
girls' game. There's a lot of dcci-
Burrell notes the girls' ruiLbc
ion makin and thinking skills
program at the school has continued9..)n
"1y;)Ived. "that", w hat 1 see happen -
to improve, with main skilled play-:nL,
right now. I see a lot of de,:i-
ers on this year's learn. The squad is
ion -making on the field.""
well balanced with a combination
The LOSS�� girls' lea2uc consists
of inside speed supplied by theI'
six teams this seasem. In addi-
scrum half and the fly half and strop_
to Pine RidLc and Pickcrin�,
forwards who arc rucking well early in the
High. Brock. Henr` Street. Courticc and
,cason.
Brock are fielding squad,.
"I think we've conic a long way. Wo -re
Burrell',, assisted in her cuachinc duties
ooing to have some tough games with
by fellow national. provincial and
Brock ;ind Henry Street."
Wanderers women's team player Sandra
The female game. says Burrell, is
Muller. I -err,. Ruttic and K,irm Hcnnig.
he_inning to take hold in Ontario and has
Pine Rid ,e see, its nett action wainst
hlossomed in the past half decade. Five
the Henry Street Hawks at the %A hithy
years ago. 120 high school girls teams
school on %lay i. %tcanwhile.
were playing in the province. ti,)w, she
Bowmamille High plays at Pickering High
expects that number to he in the 150 ranee.
against the Trojan, the same Jay.
Burrell explains the high school girls'
Mountain bike racers in
Backwoods Bash at
Pleasure Valley
PICKERING Mountain hiker, trona hegrn-
ners to experts will tackle
touL,h terrain while compct-
in_, at the annual Backw(x)ds
Bash Ontario Cup race at
Pleasure Valley, north of
Pickcrin_, this weekend.
"[hc ninth annual edition
of the event over two days at
the 6(111 -acre site will attract
approximately 1,5(X) riders
from across Ontario and as
far away as Quebec.
The races kick off on
Saturdav while the bulk of
the cross -count" events are
slated for Sunday, including
the expert and elite cate-
gories for both men and
women.
Organized by Silent
Sports, the Ontario Cup race
is one of the largest mountain
bike events in Canada, notes
Dan Rivers, one of the orga-
nizers.
"It's the premier race
series in Ontario and this
event draws as many racers
as any in Canada. We expect
to have 800 for the Sunday
events," says Rivers.
On Sunday, racing will
begin at approximately 9
a.m. with the children's and
youth categories, followed
by the junior men's and elite
men's and women's events.
The expert races for men and
women w ill wrap up the day,
which will feature 1I begin-
ner and nine expert elite
classes.
Rrycrs says :%,lists will
race under tough :onJiuons
which will push their moun-
tain hiking skills to the limit.
The L ro„-country courses
will ran_>c from li kilome-
tres tier hegrnnin_ riders to
kil,unetre . tor the expervelue
dry isions
The Back A odds Bash is
one of scyen Ontario Cup
events throu_hout the spring
and summer. Two more races
will also held in Durham
Regum — at Dagmar and
Sky lot[.
Ro ers notes the re_ion*s
terrain is a major reason why
three of the Ontario Cup
event, are being held in
Durham. The
remainder of the
mountain biking
competitions are
spread out across
the province.
More than
$6,000 in prize
money will be up
for grabs through-
out the weekend.
Saturday
events featured
downhill racing
with �ou,(xetnors starters : at
the hiLhcst rN)int of Plca,urc
Valley and ng -lagging
through the hilly terrain.
On Sunday. race re_i,tra-
tion starts at 7:i1) a.m. The
Pleasure Valley ,atrs Open at
Pleasure Valley is on
Brock Road. 22 kil,lmetres
north of* Pickering. Park
entrance is " per person.
Fo)xi and hc%cra_es will be
a\ailahle at the park chalet. _
For more int'Ormation,
call Riscrs at Silent Sports at
905-889-3772 or I -S(0661-
7837. Or contact, Linda
Heidman at Pleasure"alley
at 649-3334.
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gk ser
EGeneral
Help
YOU - TALENTED STYL-
IST. Us- top salon Wanted -
hard work, dedication, good
attitude. Supplied- Clientele
independent. Call Manager
57"180
A -Z PROFESSIONAL
Drivers Wanted 'mme
d,ately to run Canada 8
USA. for major transport
company. Must have i c c
medil abstract. including
CVOR. and police
clearance We offer pard
layovers. breakdown and
loadrng/unloadrng pay. new
equipment. competitive
wages Call(905)723-
6118
AIR Conditioning/Heanng
Sales person required for
Durham Region area Ex
penance an asset, we .,It
trap Please tax 905j 433
7941
pany. Must have minimum 2 years
experience. Clean driver abstract, police
clearance and U.S. medical.
• Top Rates • Singles
• Weekly Pay • Teams
• Direct Deposit
• RRSP Program
• Comprehensive Benefit Package
Please contact
' �•1m.* Wilma Fraser
PERSONNEL
(905) 579-2911
Fax (905) 579-6050
APPRENTICE or Licensed
Stylist needed for tug time
hours S8l1hr to start Profit
sharing Birthday pay For
aWt. Call 428-6824 ask for
Cady
BAKERY/DELI Clerk want-
ed 11)1 talar bakery 8 7Hi,
def, expenen a prefe,ri
afternoon f2pm-closmgl 8
weekend shins Call Sal
683 -4'5 -
BEAUTY SALON -quires
Paloma Lrersed Stylist
for Ajax SalaryiComma-
son, Call Rita 619-8839
BROKER DELIVERY
DRIVERS
Must have own vehicle
4 cyl. small car) Cash
Paid daily, hmediate
positions available MY
part fine shifts. Com-
mitment a must
Call 114 pm. only.
905-686-3232
a are offering an excellent opportunity
a highly motivated individual to join
r team.
the manufacturing manager, you will
jet safety, product quality and pro-
ction schedule goals.
e successful candidate will possess a
lege or university degree in a related
Excellent interpersonal skills and a mill
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.
Oualified candidates should forward their
resume indicating salary expectations by
May 5. 1997., to:
Sure Fit Home Furnishings Ltd.,
458 Fairall Street
Ajax, ON
L1S 1R6
Fax #: 905-683-1541
Attention: Clare Daley
We thank all applicants. .however only
those selected for an interview will be
contacted.
NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE:
THE: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1997 -PAGE 23
JPE Canada inc., a large Tier I Automotive
parts supplier of exterior plastic, is seeking
highly motivated Individual to step directly into
the role of;
PRODUCTION SCHEDULER
Reporting to the Production Scheduling
Manager, this position will be responsible for,
scheduling the paintline effectively, maximizing
efficiency, minimizing inventory and meeting
100`/a of shipping performance to customer.
This candidate must be able to make accurate
and timely decisions pertaining to scheduling
based on customer requirements, raw materials
and hardware availability.
logThe ideal candidate should have a university
degree or college certificate In Business
Aim ristration Materials Management and
e><Derence n a fast paced scheduling
�, i,ronment would be an asset. You should be
-:—outer Iterate and have excellent
-I—rnunlcation and organizational skills and
%l well in a team environment.
% offer a highly ccmpehtive compensation and
=e�efits package and the opportunity to work
ti ar ndustry eader. If you are a team player
c s seeking a new challenge and opperun ty
=xcei. please forward your resume ;o
JPE Canada Inc.
Hur-ar Pesc.,ces Decar.rre
7 75 Technofcgy Drive. P O. Bex 560
Peterborou h. Ontario K3.J 5Z8
FAX. (705) 742-1653
d
-Phone M5-0683=���
_ 1�`� C a #�y - ax JQ5 579-4218
t )
• f 1 Improvements • ' ' Improvements • ' ' LmproverKrrts ' Roofing • Moving re . House • A ' Gardening 6 • , LandscGardenapi 6 Busines• • Services
• Storage • Cleaning • Landscaping • p g
ARTESAN
GENERAL
T�
CONTRACTING
Specializing in ceramic, marble, slate &
granite installation. Bathroom renova-
tions, reference or referral. Serving
Durham Reg. for over 10 yrs. Free Est.
905-427-0128
CANDO
RENOVATIONS INC.
Ouaify home reftov Acris since 1975
NO PROJECT TOO SMALL
• Kitchens • Basements • Windows • Doors
• Batfwooms - Etc.
905.686-5211
BATHROOM
EXPERTS
Complete ceramic the
tub enclosure from
5499. All labour &
materials included.
New or repairs. Fully
licensed, 25 yrs. exp.
Free Est -Car Sal
905-284-6008
BUDO LT Ia0811M
DIPSovllrl MA -0
iE5�
*ywd, decks.
ceramic &V 6
colatliar tops
15 y Exp.
cd Mado
(905)619 3.
txl. (416) 5611-M
RENOVATKM
Gnat Rat••
)entry, dry -wed,
Jed ceifngs, fail
Call 665-1612
or 665-9123
Wood Feming
Dears - Chan Link - Iron
Drilled Holes - Set Pose
FREE •Ninates
Car Steve
805.600.6077
mobile
416-729.1348
DOORS OR" US
GARAGE DOORS,
OPENERS,(We
int"), FIX BROKEN
SPRINGS, CABLES,
ROLLERS.
Saks Service &
Repairs
90&=7-0949
KC Aluminum
Siding, sant, eaves,
lade,Ayand
aYntinM Low, low
prices. Quality
Call Kevin �at
(905)8.31-3194
)MILLSTONE CONSTRUCTION
COMPLETE
HOPE SERVICES
• Additions li renovations
• Custom building
• Licensed tradeSrigfl
• Free estimates
John
CONSTR. Co-
jnt•rfoctrmg, concrete
work. walkways. drive-
ways, additions, water-
proofing, decks. veran-
dahs, renovations a
also Bobcat worn
FRFE ESTIMATES
903439-7757
416-372-x976
CONKM
Additi 15- & mvisti011S
ill tradrr II
• Foe estirMks
John
T".Is CUSTOM
CARPK TRT 41
CaNTSACTO/C
Addifforts, besem• . .
"I'll....t.. pwdt
rtawrus lifing. aryw•a.
tapnix p—m i. siflelviry
units, bars, Irit hens &
b•tis, windows a doors
garden Blairs m•de
to order, air -
Terry for estritate:
43"115
goillaindyfirtani
•n
Services
RHerllotraaliorrls, base
mlBfltS/baatroarll6. deco -
P9. and drains
and roofrg.
Free Estimates
Cal Jim, 905.427447
AaC
ROOFING,
S,, ogling. all types
-1 roots. new and
". Workmanship
.aranteed Free
estimates. Call
Andrew at
(905) 42"7D4
• Painting 6
• Decorating
All therainfin•
alma walloap•riag
Stucco celings
General repairs
Top quality work
at reasonable prices
208 off for Senors
Cac for a FREE Estimate
404-9669
TMS PANTING
& DECOR
Interior b Ex*rior
EuropeanWortana_ts11
Fast, clean.
retable service.
420.0081
Moving &
• Storage
SVSTM
Big or smM, aiu or
semR meMD.
moom+ otscouNm
Resi08" Com•treroial
comparable rants
Free estimates
sown -747!
1-406463.77so
fur services, mom. ap-
plagice and piano
Vecal-
ists. Fiat to or hoig y. We
now have treated storage
units. Now offering bee
boxes with move. Park and
bad special, starting at
$99. and up. Car for inlol
mation,
725.0005 or 427.0005
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTEMS
r'w^ere r+N••v
Cara•W:.a: x ••taenia
Pacxal storag• ant Man
wame Senor 6 -.c ^+a,a
ucaxm =•« ertrnat•s
571-0755
1-888-491-6600
HARRY
Move big )r S'^di! Al ;ince
"tem all, Free estimates,
seniors dlscotnt. snort no -
'ice moves Appliances
moved. also storage spate
avaflabk Comparaw
rates ;all 132 -MW.
bow wrrs
LARGE TRUCK
Will do household
moves, residential.
comimercial. M types of
irloves.
Cora Cart W Jae•
427-2856.
MICHAL.SKI
MOVING
Hawes. Aperbnent5. ol-
f1i Appliances and
Plano Spenaksts. Senor
and L6d4Aatth Ds -
cants. Licensed, n -
sewed. Free Estimates.
ExceA t service.
Call 436-796.
13aon a',ee:
on=,
mOMlg.
Padutg names
423-0239
266-5513
.Absolutely
Beautiful
House
Cleaning
free a ihrr tc:
Linda bS3-14=Q
Need someone
deperldabie, txxlded
and insured to dean
your horse or office
Thars us.f
DAK
Dependable
Cleaners
special spring rates
579411M 432-9046
• Yard
• MeillaMrnoe
LANDSCAPING
Lawn cu* g $15 6 up.
5ON 6 far dear) up
Tmnti4gardn will,
'ExaMeet nos A
•xc a•let so vice'
gIARANTEM
4164NWIM
90Si/9.2125
TREE REMOVAL & MAINTENANCE
LANDSCAPING & GARDENING
CALL DAVE
831-7055
CUT & TRIM
LAWN
MAINTENANCE
Specializing in
grass cutting.
Call Matt
420-5445
_•£�LUCi mar
for -vier,: a . �... .•
.rs.aonrw-xnay..ap.5,°�..
NUKx .waerl Prur".
nterial Swrws. Qdumni ,y
rvaer. Etc
A�rl,pnted . n,AXx : 11,xll
Baas-ssa9
LAWN
AERATION
$25
MOST LAWNS
Book New 9.
BIII McLean
839-9177
FLAX THIS YEAR
Have
L AN D Mowing LUL
take tare d
your lawn.
Dave 905-43&7833
Book r10w and receive
Free Sprig or Fal
Clearl-Upj
P.MHouse
Clewing • I ' Gardening A • I Pool
• 11a dtr 0 • Maintbnarrce
Will wMity
cleaning
DIAMOND
SHINE
Maid Service
haired
m .a Bonded
DELUXE
ASPHALT
Asphalt Sealing &
hot asphalt repairs,
foundation water-
proofing, all work
fully guaranteed.
Call Today
ns -WI
POOL OPENING
SPECIAL - $99.
all fauces
included. Limited
tirrie Offer.
G.R.B.
Maintenance
6:83--8452
Marty
• Services
MAGICIAN
• L!ve animals
- All xcasions
• All ages
CALL JEFF
(905) 835-7057
RASSItT
WAN" WORK
Dong Mag¢ For
ChoWens Parboil
And N
nave My Dwn MagcunOccasrorts.
Can Final
Ks•4l3s
• • Business
• Services
i1t pp•I
TAX FILING DIUWAAS?
UTTERS, RESUMES?
CALL EDITH AT
905.42%-6688
SELL R NOW
CALL 683-0707
,F.l()ks
�F.R% It 1•..S
a ( Miler %dill
:anng norvrduals with
-Kpenence prowdng
services for
Senor C,trzens
r our .ommrr,rty
- -,• more ,nlpr.nahOrt
—,,3n 905-420-5114
I* %NT
TO HF kRT
ca• six,.+ a Rare„
• • Health
• Beauty
WANTED,
38 people to
lose up to 30lbs.
by June 15th. All
natural .
Call now
(416) 631-8837
• • • tut Rnanci•l
• • Di�ypry
In -about Z wlra
-FREE e-FLJNG—
CamptAerized Tax
Rehxrts prepared by
ProlessraW Accarntat
Judy K111tsis CGA
905420-2081
Corporate taut & business
services awaiable
Don't
Forget `
Classified Dept
IS OFen fol' yoUr
convenience
every Sat t
930 to 3:00.
TO Place Your
Classified Ad
Please Call
683-U%U%
PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1997 -
Articles Articles Arts
General General General Saks Help/ Saks Help( Daycare ;MO For Sale 1 For Sale • 1 Crag
Im Help 1 Help Help 1 Agent 1 Agent • Available
S'I'LT DENTS
' Apply now for Summer work 'Flexible FT/PT hours
'Advancement Opportunities & scholarships awarded
'No door to door or telemarketing 'Work with
housewares and sports items *Fun and exciting work
enviroment
CALL ... 723-4920
AIDS COMMITTEE OF DURHAM
/ COORDINATOR OF .S(-PPORT .SERI7CES
The successful candldalc will shim Initialtxe
` and have a high level of energy t) complement their
combination of education and experience in individual
counselling, group facilitation and volunteer managementi
knowledge and understanding of counselling and treatment Issues
related to HIV/AIDS. addictions. sexii sexual orientation.
li break up. ensu intervention. griet and bereaxerrxnl ethno
cultural minorities. famlltanty with social scn ices in Durham
Reglan. supenor written and oral communication skills
Qualified candidates for this part-time one Tear reneviable
contract an united to submit a resume hx flax ;. I119.1 tri:
THE EXEC UTIN E DIRECTOR
AIDS C•(11mri-rEF OF DURH:SS1
305-209 Dl si,1) %S :TREFT E:XST
%VHITBY. O�"f VRIO, IAN ,HK
Oral
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News ol_- ,
Ina! adve^,sere theca
Ter ad Libor publication as
News Adve^ae, will not be
resDonsibie 'or •mere char
one dxofrecf rlserlor a,C
!here snap be no habil} nor
non-insertior of any adder
element .ability for er
IrM n ads 6 hrrufed 10 rte
amauil pard for rte space
occupying Me error A':
ccpy, is subject to Vie aC-
provai of managemerit of
News Advertiser
COURIER «a•••ec
'line sliI position must
nave car. and to wiling to
work Please cap, ahe,
5c m. '905419-352
DRIVER WANTED .we
keriQs Mall '- �-tcDes Haul
t-3447 Witt •acing pigeons.
344 Tor or heavier truck re-
Wred Call Event at 987
4436
DURHAM METRO
COURIER
Is expanding anc re-
quires one full time
dryer & one part ttrrle
driver Must have own
mini van or car Apply
by calling John
427-8612
Mon. - Fri.
9 a.m. -10 a -m.
EARN 5492 weekly a'
nome assembly gena.
processing mad 24 hr hot
line 141E 812-689' Earn
$2.50C a month from horme,
Completing easy question -
nares to, customers 1416)
812-6892 Code 6
Easy work Nc
experience necessary
Fcr FREE details send
SASE to
Five Star Enterprises
1848 Lnerpool Rd.. Surto 213
Picks , Ort_ LIV lisp
LEADING SIGN COMPA
NY _I,, r ;,a, -equ,•e,
a-e"Curous worrie colo
ing to succeed sr a busy
env crimen' E.penence in
end product decoration
nelpfui out not necessary
Hiring " night 1111 lime
person immediately Phots
all and resume please
Kerr .,905, 428 "91 or
tax i 905, 428 ' -W
GIRLS WANTED '•cv^ On.
:arc Jetwee'- "? :c bpm -
pate in !his years 1997
Toronto Pageants Over
S2C DOC .n pr.zes and
schaarshrps rncwd,ng trip
to tvamOnals ire Las Vegas
Can Today. t-800-367-
2125 En 24C
HAIRSTYLIST. Nall tecn-
niCia^ Long astabksned
Beauty Salon for sale or
rent $1499. mo fully
equipped. - stations,.
cno" North Oshawa oC3-
len. Dor i miss owning
your own businss
e?25-
1 171
NEEDED
era
are coming to Pick
tof 3 weeks Ir duty
pcss:bly August, It
are interested in p;
paling r nus lrtrque
cul l expenence. p
contact Catharine
9007 -ler enter
Remtnaration
$110. per weep
LICENSED luirstylist
wanted minimum 3-4 years
experience, full-time or
ESTHETICIAN, manicurist pan -time available salary .
required for busy Whitby commission. Ajax location
Salon. Call 666-4540
683--2954
'.EXPERIENCED STYLIST
MATURE superintendent
owred lir busy full serv-
couplerequred for a hi nae
ice
ice salon Call (905) 430-
apt boding in OTTAWA
Dili to iriaude clearing.
3156.
maintenance and repairs
EXPERIENCED tali Cl".
and office duties. This cou-
part/full time, Whitby area.
Dk Mkrw have good adrnn
Fax resume to 905- 427•
atrabve and communica-
bon skulls, salary plus 2
1733 �_ Angelo.
bedroom apt.. utilities in -
luded plus benefit pack-
EXPERIENCED HairtgyNst
age. Cap Janet at 905 -666 -
required for east Oshawa
4829.
Beautydub, full time, some
clientele preferred. Cap
571 -CLUB, speak to
Joartrr or Sharon.
EXPERIENCED NAIL
TECHNICIAN Required for
local salon in Ajax. Full time
position. For more call in-
lormation cap (905) 427-
_,361� . eveningis (905)
WELL ESTABLISHED pro-
duct requires experienced
telernarketars. Dpfions in -
dude hourly and/or com-
mission phone 579-2837
elle lir Cad.
Y
MATURE WAIT
STAFF
wanted for busy
family restaurant
in Pickering. No
exp. required. Will
train.
Call Sandy
420-1855
Pur Help For Muffin a Coo-
kie shop. Must be enthu-
siastic, ft of dly, rnafli and
vary reliable. Able to work
independently Evenings/
Weekends. $7/1 Fax re-
wrne (905) 427-3513.
PIZZA •-a.e, wanted or
.11. "•" must be neat
,e 3
-arSen-motivated. lir ir-
-ensed establ shment
Some exre,,ence neves
nary Call a"e, 5 p m 427-
-,25,
SHORT ORDER COOK
„s
*-s*
on. wee.enCs A.
prox�mateiy ;;, ^rs Reply
in File 6911 Oshawa This
/Vee. P0 Box 481
�shawa Dntano :IH 7L5
SMOKE-FREE. Proles-
sicna -'rad studio local -
ad m Yvhitby. -opuses ma
lure, dependable. ontnu-
siastic W.0n rduals Guar
ameed hourly wage. Do-
nuses and paid training No
soiling appantnients only
Shirts run Monday-Fnday.
5-9 p in and Saturday 9 30
a m .1 30 p m M you or"
talk- on the phots. Call
f905 4307510 to, more
erformation Calls are aC
call Monday -Friday 5-9
p m d Sar relay 1 D a m -1
p m As. Or, Christine or
Joanne
STUDIO SKO s now foil,
mV for a "d ToChmC ar
SP- t- rant 1'- all
Shaun at 905-430-9397
No ckente4 necessary
SUPER -DIET Take o" Un-
wanted Pou^ds 6 Incites
Look gcod to, summers
1004; ah,rai a Guar-
^.
anaeo 19051571-5063
ASSISTANT SALES/DESK
MANAGER
required at progressive well established
leading VW. Audi & RV Ikaler.
Requirements experienced automotive
team plaver Apply to: Bob Verwey
bvfax (905)668-9734
or in person by appointment only
(905)686-6410
Skilled Skilled
Help Im Help
A Multinational Fortune 500 companv supplying
coatings to the automotive Industry has an
opening for a Colour Matcher The successful
ca^dilate will have post secondary technical
P7Jcatton along with 1 - 2 years colour mat
ch-
nz experience Familiarity with the use of all
vies of paint application equipment is essen-
ai Please forward resume to Human Re-
sources Morton International, Ltd.. 430 Fin-
ley Ave.. Ajax. Ontario, LIS 2E3 or fax 905
683-7272. No phone calls please.
PLANT SUPERVISOR AFTERNOON SHIFT
V ,,. - - Sar :. a'1. >.. .
-.7
atings to the automotive industry has an
i ning for an afternoon shift Plant Supervisor
-^ successful candidate will have a solid
'. -nnlcal background in coatings manufacturing
?,ig with well Jeve!Oped supervisory skills in a
^ 3n environment Please forward resume tc
Human Resources, Morton International,
Ltd.. 430 Finley Ave.. Ajax. Ontario, LIS 2E3
or fax 905-683-7272. No phone calls please.
DRIVER INSTRUCTOR
CLASS "AZ"
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
Must Posess:
Driver Trainer Certificate
Air Brake Instructors Cert.
P D.I.0 Cert.
Floc Restore to (905) 433
® Trans Canada Truck
Driver Training
Ph (905) 9289475
WANTED
Truck Training Instructor
Must Have- Class "AZ" Licence,
'5 yrs. minimum verifiable exp.
"Classroom Certification.
Please fax resume to:
(416) 2534966
Office Mee CARPET INSTALLERS
1 Help IM, Help Helper required must nave
experience. own tools a
veh.cie call 432-2750
SENIOR CLERICAL
Manufacturer requires well organ-
ized, computer -oriented indjvidual to
preform vanous office functions.
Experience in A/R, Inside Sales, etc.
Knowledge of EXCEL and MS
WORD. Good salary and benefits
package. Pickering.
Fax resume to; (905) 839-1717
LOCAL NEW home txrlder
requires pan time office
help Position requires
evening and some wee-
kend hours Maybesixtade
lir mature individual who
enjoys meeting the pudic.
Computer skills not re-
quired. Non licensed . Send
resume to File #9804
Oshawa This Week, P.O.
Bat 481, Oshawa, Ontario.
L1H 71.5.
OFFICE HELP required.
Must know Quids Books
and Windows 95, book-
keeping a office experience
benel 1. Pickering area.
own transportation re -
1s All
Agent
EXPERIENCED sales peo-
ple needed for Asphalt
seating and repair compa-
ny Must be neat in ap-
�ra7 1 ode to sell.
WILSON FURNITURE re-
quires experienced sales
persons full 7 part tine. Sad PICICERaIG' Hwy, 2/ Dixi
ary, commissions, benefits Mature hall time tlabysitter
and more. Join the team at wantsd in my home. Pont.
Oshawa's oldest and fas- ble shift work. must have
Ii growing t furniture store. own WgWtabon and ref -
cap Darryl Sherman 905-
723.2255. erenoes. Ca1839 6986.
quired. 905-686-8529, Fax DAYCARE in WM Dunbar
905-428-1969. Skilled Sddd area for 2nd grade
10 Help �� n-
. call eve
Sales
1 H* I Agerlits Two CLASS AZ Trevor IDat7t:are
Trailer Drivers. • Available
ASSERTIVE. POSITIVE preferred or will train the
Sales Person for commis- right applicant. Clean ab -
Von sales. Computer skulls strad. Clean criminal AFFORDABLE a Loving
an asset. Fax resume to record. Must be able to Daycare in non-yppkng
pass U.S. D.O.T. drug and
(905) 433 5041. alcohol test. $.32 per mile environment. Around corn-
alcohol
benefits. Appper- et from Glefg
Apply n rove P.S. on
SM Bp
spig Mndharkcal at Glenview Rd. Full a part -
ON Ferewiep St. Oehawa. time. Rlloeipts. Mother of
Previoue applicants need two. (905) 839-7237.
not fFllppy
NEEDED IMMEDIATELY
for contract position. an-
dklates with background in
soldering. electronics, also
required, candidates with
experience in the wood-
working field Fax resumes
to Jan Parks, 1-905-a37
D627
• 1 Wanted
Daycare
NANNY REOUIRED live in
or live out: lir 4 yr, old and
1 yr. old. Alton& Rd. and
Hwy.2. Full lime position
staling May 26th. Referenc-
ess rtklSt. SOB• 1871.
PART TIME Daycare re-
gwsd lir dtildreft ages 5 a
7. Pinegrove a Alton Rd
area. Cap 509-8255 leave
RIe86age
E.C.E. Will provide a warm
nurturing environment with
many learning opportuni-
ties Experienced ! Refer-
ences. Pickering Beach &
Rolla area 905.426-1534
ENERGETIC daycare
available. Balanced meals
Fun daily outings & pro-
grams Playground in back-
yard References available
Harw.1401 Teresa
427-9905
LOVING MOTHER OF 1.
First aidCPR snacks '
lunches. large play area.
fenced yard, Whnes(Bayly
area receipts Michelle
e?7-07T7
MOM Of Two will provide
^.aware in our home Warm
inches. snacks. walks in
:arkand outings Near St
Patncks school Call 426 -
Home
Care
LIVE-IN _,rupanicn,huse-
-eepor •eQutred to assist 2
- en,ors. Private •oom use
I all facilities References.
eeded immediately call
- 19-1498 afte• E
E
Bargain
RCorner
7.5 CU. FL :REEZEF
5 D,um -e- type hu
_&,e, $50 686.3004
ENTERTAINMENT UNIT
Baa «� -. •..,r, .,r ; ze
�xcl ie^r condition. asking
j400. call 831.4797
FRIDGE. 'Amite Admiral.
9 z M 6 yrs old, good
Conde" s3oo 6117054
KENMORE 3C' range, 30-
proximateii, Mars old.
excellent condition, 5275
Call '905)428-36'5
LIFECALL system. loaded
$40C 2 'w:r size brocaded
gold breadspreads
$50(poml. 2 sets of lined
andhgw satin. gold
orapes. Al 35,0(both) '
calf 14' x90' t pair
62'x62' 839-2830
WASHERIDRYER. Vie
new $500 B,eaxhsT noon
isomer tables,chairs
$300 wall -druid.,. $50
Fireplace acoessones. S40
Must See" Make an offer
686-1767
Articles
for Sale
GREAT BUY, Cranmatic
Bed queen sire. adtus'
able vibrating excekleni
flanking condition Needs
top mattress. $70c or test
ofler Coe WS -576-0614
BLOW Ol'T SALE ledges
6 stoves $225 sat Dish
washi bui is and port-
ages $200. upright freezer
$250, dryers $175. wash-
ers $250, fridges $300.
peer fudges $100. stoves
$200. New appliances with
manufacturers warranty 6
month wananry, on recondi-
tioned appiancits Service
available Barbecue pans
available Stet a Hank's Ap-
pliances 362 French St
Oshawa 905-432-7167
la FT. ROUND, above
ground pod, with accesso-
ries, excellent condition
St.000. cap 905-666-
4689
to KARAT diamond lady's
engagement nng 1 stone
weighs 085 ets., VVS1
dant', plus 2 stones
wwgfeng 0.32 cis. each
VVS car". 1990 insurance
evaluation $11.500., ac-
cepting $6000. 416-758-
2746.
1910 YAMAHA RT100 dirt
bike, mint condition $1500
obo-; Westbury Jr. Drum
High Hat, Symbols, in -
SK
dulled $300 obo. Wan1W
- drum set in good condi-
tion- 655-3438
7 dressers 545/each, IdtCh
an tad. a t*wirs $45, small
tables 525/each, kids -size
furniture $30, sawing ma-
dkm SM, stove $85, dryer
5100, 4pC. bedroom suits
5250, 7pc. dinette wits
$650, 011114110 dressers
$125. antique chairs S95.
(905)697�T532
ABOVE GROUND Pool,
151 oval, complete.
$11% Wuditzer organ, Su-
perspnte. orbit synffiewer,
fun -maker. touch-tone,
5250. CIA 905-725-5395.
15 HEAD OF CATTLE FOR SALE
BY AUCTION.
Wed. April 30th, 10:30 am.
East from Cobourg, or west from Col-
borne on Hwy#2, to Vernonville Road, 4
KLM N. to property of Gil Cote. Also
large selection of fresh cut pine lumber
2x4, 2x10, 4x4, planks and beams.
Les Brittan : Auctioneer 705-696-2196
APP LIANC ES -I ridge, st ove.
washer, dryer, electronics.
TV, VCR, microwave, etc
Free estimates. Pickup 8
delivery. 416-283-3907,
416-208-7414, pager 416-
295-4909 Visa accepted.
ATTEND OUR FREE 'How
to ' Wine and Baer making
demonstration seminar It
an be fun and save money
too"' Seminar given by a
professional instructor at St
Annes Pure Spring Water
Company. Book now'
Phone 579-2637
BUY. SELL. RENT, new -
�sed coin warners and
tlrye's Parts. service, new
and used sliding door cool-
ers Repairs to stoves.
fridges, washers, dryers
Stephenson s Commeraal
Products. 155 Simcoe SI
- Oshawa 576-8471
CARPET BROKER.
'0C on thio.
,-,din resistant carpet For 3
-ooms wily S369 OC Price
includes 3C Sq ycs carpet.
dewxe pad and installation
in your home Free quota-
tion in your home No in-
terest no payment for one
full year, Daniel I-li
217-0104
Carpet Min Distributors.
12 mon,hs 1,i payments.
No rriteresf. (OAC) 3 roams
f3oosq n ) installed with
deluxe pad from only $399
Specials on V r pi. Ceramic
and Hardwood Flooring
Free Stop At Home 1-800-
663-6046
CARPET MILL Dksrtkbu-
rors, 12 months No pay -
mores. Na inlerest. (OAC) 3
rooms (300sq ft ) installed
wdh deluxe pad from only
$399 Specials on Vinyl.
Ceramic and Hardwood
Flooring Free Shop At
Home, Hom1,800-663-6046
CARPET- QUALITY Car -
Pei low pnCes mate%? co-
lours and fashions. Sales.
Installations. Repairs For
'-ell estimates. Call wally
'23-S295 or 706.3517
-3 sympaboo calcar
Deis
CARPETS lits d carpet.
100"" ^yip-_ new stain re-
lease Carpets on hand. I
will carpet 3 rooms, $349
Price includes carpel, pre-
mium pad. expert installa-
Ion. cast delivery. tree esti-
mates (30 yardsi Norman
6.6-2314
CARPETS SALE: lots of
Carpets. 'call ^yion Stam
release, carpet 3 rooms
5339 (30 sq yd 1 lindudes
carpet. premium pad and
installation Free estimates.
Carpet repairs Serving
Durham and surrounding
area Sam 905-686.1772
CARPETS- Try and save
New 100% nylon, Stain-
less Full produky line avail-
able to suit any budget
Senior discount. Repair
and restretctung for free es-
timate. Call and I'll show
you the difference. 1009E
customers satislaction
guaranteed, Mike (905)
431-4040
COMPUTERS - New pent.
ium 120's multimedia with
monitors 51,175. Used
Pertktm 75 with mondor
$699. Multimedia kits core.
*0 loom $129. used 436/
so's $299. used monitors
from $25, Great deals on
Ml Systems. Computer
Clearance. 164 Base"
Rd. Bolomarmift. Just east
of exit 432. (401). (905)
687-3D59.
DOWG ROOM SET. arca
1950. Finely crafted ma-
hogany. glass front chin
cabinet, buffet, (6) chairs,
labia atilt extension IeaVes,
estate sok, $2,300- (905)
433-8147
EZ - GO GOLF cart, 3
wheel electric with charger,
$800 o. b. o. 579-5352 a(kr
5.
GARAGE door repairs,
broken springs, cables,
ropers, openers installed
549. New dorrrs/openers.
Plus Doss 416-
3360073
FAX YOUR ADS
579-4218
FHeart
& v'Ctori;
party c
r reps
us, full
Home
ctibles (905)-9031
CRAFT DEALERS wa
for craft extravaganza
der the big top June 7
at the Courtice Flea Me
Call 905-436-1024
ComputerCompul
FRII Video 1 Vidi
WEB DESIGN
SERVICE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579-4400
Articles
RE For Sale
HEA'✓Y DUTY
w,tn squat rack and leg curl
- 120 lbsin wegnts. Bar-
bell & Dumbbell bars in-
ciuded $150, Mers 10
speed bike 52C. ladies 5
speed Raie,gh oike A l
condition S50 Boys 20'
blke $20. Beige microwave
stand A-1 $35. Berge dou-
ble sneers approx 8 ft
wide x 6 M 10' icing A- 1 $60.
Please call 579-6464 itin-
Wasted
LUMBER Clear. 46'4. 8
k>w iengri nanous widths
Batch, hard maple, soft
maple Phone (905) 430-
1226 atter 6pm
PIANOS -GRANDFATHER
CLOCKS sit x,r wale
house -esu a ..sed pianos
(upright & grand!, d al
pianos a .eyboards Trot
sure. rem to ownse
lection of c oc S I Tel
ep Piano. 433-1491
REFRIGERATOR b, sale
White side by side -/,king
'B ci, it excellent condi
W Asking $475 Call 416-
1962 everwi905-619-
SATELLITE Tracker V
system remof Large chw-
ne, ^aster dish Asking
$850 905-426-1556
SHEDMAN - Quainty
wooden sheds 8' x 8" bar
7t
IW only $299 plus 'ax
Many 0(tw sizes and styles
available Also garages
and delis .6t McKay Rd
Urvt 3 Pickering Fcr. mora
rdo ra11905-6'42093
POAK/PINE FURNITURE
.d'T.:.na. Woodworking is
pwased :u ntroouco our
ryw -Home Ceti e' ono
-E ntertanment esters'
We naw added many new
bedroom d dining room
paces as well We proudly
handcraft what we see and
ofler the highestgyyny ho-
any -
where at. llowil Competittiw
Prices 905-985-8774
TURBO Gratphic 16, Hand
held game system Includes
battery pack charger, AC
plus. carry ase. 5 games
Like new Paid $300 Ask
Vg lir $150 060 Call 579-
2729 Ask for Andrew or
leave message.
USED FRIDGE $225. and
up, used stoves 5200 and
up, used washers $250
dryers $179 and up Band
new brand name [ridges,
16 c t $605 New brand
name 30' stows $449. and
up. New scratch and dent
bar fridges 5 c.f. $249. Ste-
phenson's Furniture and
Appliances 227 Court St.,
Oshawa. 5767448.
WATER- i' you are con-
cerned with Ole Male. smell
calor look of your water, we
can help. Call lir ileo. 686-
8351 or 686-0234 after 5
p.m.
Articles
1 warmed
ANTIQUES Absolutely,
Purdwsirg fumi ure or an-
Wwrg old ScAntilic instru-
ffw ts, china, silver. adwr-
tisi V. toys, decoys, dols.
milk bottles. collection or
estates. Cap Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
A.I. WANTED. Dead or
Aaw, VCRs, TVs, stereos,
9VHS-Movies, Tools, JewelCam COM'sm. -
ry, Cash Paid. 430-3050
or 430.3680 Pow or Rob-
bie.121 Blodk SI.S.
APPLIANCES Wanted,
working or not working.
Call Stars Appliances 905.
432-7167
FREE!
6 ft. leather
training lead,
($20) value.,
for all new
Students.
Classes,
PUPPY,
through ublity
Starting
immediately.
Call John or
Dianne.
905-438-171'
M.T.1 Aut�ornoj�bil�es
[bl:W - For Sale
NEED A VEHICLE?
"for credit " No credit?
Bankrupl" Call Tracie at
905-576-1800 or 1-888-
259-3673 1 can help!
1973 PONTIAC Grand
Prix, documented Califor-
"a par, restored. air, black.
,,0.00o miles. best of every-
-hing. new top, tires, etc.
Certified $5500. 905-725--
0777
1973 RX -3, Mazda. 41,000
miles. excellent
condition. rare find. price
negotiable 905-571-0636
1979 CORVETTE. red.
bubble back window. all
original. 66.000 miles, ex-
cellent condition. $10.000
or best offer Call 416-587-
9199 David
19W TR8 Convertible,
o,.,1,nai green paint.
M.000kms. 3 5L V8 en-
gme automatic. new
Michelins, Edlebrock per-
fc-ance carb & I In . take
mamtoid included Cerli-
tied ASk,r.g $9.000 905-
723-7932
1983 CHEW CAPRICE
C:jssi, 1984 GMC 112 ton
$2500 Both in good con-
aition. as is Best offers
(90 5) 721 -0546 anytime
1984 HONDA ACCOR
25', )()� km Dody and in
lenor -) out Of 10 Burns no
oil needs a clutch, $500
b- Call Bob 571 ., 479
i965 F 111, Avenue. V8.
Ica j�e with leather Int
I 70K. very clean Runs like
novi, C ef $2300 obo
PinorIe 576-5406
1966 PLYMOUTH HORI-
ZON aitonna%.
goo,! new star*ef
time rust. 150.000 kms, best
crier 665 7684
19% PONTAINC PARI-
SIENNE haigor 305 .1� 3
pd�r,r $1,20n 000 a$
is. 5 76--, C 11, alter 6 pm
1967 DODGE CARAVAN
SE I pa'senge, air
$3195 certified, 576-5696
43807,56
1987 FORD CROWN
r" d ;0"" -_,, -4 �ond.-
bor, One owner Most see
$*9% Cemt,ed 4 * �_, 864-
M598 B39-7138 311.11
1987 FORD TEMPO L. Air
5 ,_.! inning
condition 1 �3c :00 A,
Nii,fds minor body work
$'200 000 Call 705)
7862540
1987 Tjyota VR 2 $1000
a� , Also full size truck
cap $300 Call 6-9%)m
(905,428-77'37
19M GRAND WIX. 2 a L.
1)5ccok- - , very
- Or
dean. 5230� Call Ron at
for 4 at 509-0803
19" N:ssw Pudsar white.
91k 1-"': KITS T -roots. I
Ovil lady Inven, $1800
as's Call 1905)655 -lois
1988 SUNBIRD 142K air,
P� Pt, 4 Or runs, cr,ves
great $2850 ODD Cerh-
tied. ready to got Phone
576-5406
1 Na FB -,d. V 6-3 8 L.
200K, auto, power. great
shape, well maintained.
certifiable. $250o o.bo At
010 1600 Alliance Rd
Pickering (905)420-0312
19" BUICK LES"RE
LTD., 197,000 kit; fully
loaded. CD stereo, nearly
now struts. tires. shocks.
etc small suds" rust
S3.5oo or beg offer. As 134'
436--9064
19" CAVALIER Z 24.
Auto. Only 112,000 KM.
PW. PL, ECT Excellent
Condition. $5.195.00 carL
' 1988 SUNB#1RD, Cvnvwl-
ible. 2 dr., &LAO, PW.PL.
PT.. Shiny red. k"s and
IfUns -911M. $4.495 ceirt.
433-im
1990 Buick Laslabris Ltd.
3 8 litra. Very clean. peril
lied� AOung $7M. Kw af-
ter 6 p.m. 723-1492.
1990 C40WJ* Wagon . 3.1,
V6. PMW wilindlows. Power
door locks. power seats..
non-smoker car. immecu_
late condition Hilly k,,
Asking 1�660 certified:
Cal (905)668-9M
1990 HONDA CIVIC Sk I
Owner, 5 speed. meficu-
IOuS1Y maintained, power
11001, $6.700 Carl.. 000,
1987 4X4 full-sized Mazer,
99 * 000 km&. expgalent Do,,.
clitiOn, $7.000 oao.(905)
576-4507.
IM CHEW SPRINT, 3cyl.
'-of
$25=: very dW call.
416-699.931g. Call Ben at
Automobiles
F M11 For Sale
Automobiles
91M Wanted
1991 FORD Tempo L. auto
$75 to S75W for scrap cars
air, 4 door. $2995 cent ,
& trucks or any condition
call 576-5696 or 438-0756
vehicles 21,'hr professional
1991 MUSTANG, 4 cyl. Lx
hatchback, auto, cruise, If
power windows. locks. mr-
ro rs, lady driven, very
clean. 159,000 kit . $3.500
Dart (905) 983-9800. (905)
837-1742
1992 EAGLE TALON.
auto, air, Power windows.
locks, overdrive, 100,000
kit , black with grey interior .
great condition, $10.200
obo Call Mark. 19051 434-
- I I Leave message
1992 SAAB 90M CS..
23L, 4CyI 16 valve Direct
ignition. ABS, Cruise con.
trol. power roof . doors.
windows. healed passeng-
er & driver seat Color,
champagne Metallic. 861k
(low mileage) A-1 condi-
tion, $42.000 new asking
$14 - 000 905-683 5801.
pager 416-406 9723
1992 SUNBIRD GT, 3 1
standard, loaded. riv, kms
factory warranty, $8.995
cer ified 19W GRAND
PRIX 3 1 automatic, load-
ed. $6500 certified 655-
3068
1993 PONTIAC Transport.
immaculate loadec earn
er re r air, power seats.
windows, lock S T -Ors.
highway driver. A 1
$10,900 certified 905-831-
87T7
1994 CAVALIER. -%doo'
S -Jar aQtO1a,,: &c.
asking $8500 Call 905-
796-1142
1994 GRAND PRIX SE.
PW Pt P'5 PM Cri.sp.
Tilt. AmFm cassette secur-
,ty system, 79.000
$14.500 Call 683-302o
1994 GRAND PRIX. 6
01� JM P�l :. � p, "l-
sw:unry system, 44loor, ap
PfOX. 79.000 highway Kill
$14.500 Like new one
owner 905-683 3C20
19" SUNBIRD, )ne own
e, �Iandardl prywe, brakes.
steenmg. window-, new
brakes certified. Must sell
moving $8 500 or post off
er 623-461',
1"4 TRANSPORT SE.
3 8L oad.� excellent
condition. 94K $14 sor,
Call Ross 905-571-2292
11"S SATURN SIC 2
door 9 '3C ., ai,lo air
Pond . am -firm cass. p s
P.D. while. PaLanot of war
ranty. super clean. rust
prooted, fabric protection.
air bags, certified. estate
"*. $16,000 (905 433-
8147
84 Z211. ' '-K auto. clean
body 5-6o, as . or best
oftr Cam t?05-436-0676
DANGER I- 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. 12
mirif vans, GMC Chevrolet.
Crwys4er. 1991-1994 From
S8.995 to S13.995 Certitiod
and ready to go. Suntan on
it* way to the beach - 1985
Dodge 600 convertible.
partial gern. S4.99S.. 1991
Firefly convertible. 5 spid.
electnic blue, $4.995 1990
Suzuki Sidekick conven-
00. automatic. black.
$5,995. 1992 Goo Tracker
convertible. 5 speed.
10D.Doo km. S5,995. 1987
Ford Mustang Convertible.
4 cliff auto, 91.000 lim.
$4,ik 2 Cavelier Z -24's,
from $4.995. Specialls:
19e9 Escon 4 door. auto.
air. $2.995.. 1991 Chair 314
Ion. Silvarado. cap. Waded
$8.500. 1992 immy SLE. 4
off Waded, beautiful.
ji,990. 1991 Cavalier RS,
4 dr. Waded. 6 cyl.. auto.
95.000 lum. $6.985. 1990
Chev Lumins Euro, 4 dr. 6
cyl.. Waded, $7.595 1983
Chow Camal 6 cyl-. auto.
pretty. $2.995. MAW own
caniMatt OW medy to Gal
Ciume ead
cor Aub Cealler. 1S5 King
SLW1 at - I *
CREDIT PROBLEMS? On
ft spol finanicing. Down
playlyients from S500.
Monthly P"I'llients from
siso. O.A.C. Cars. inicks.
vans. 1981 to 1996. Mandy
Auto Sales Ltd. 146 Brock
St. N., Whitby. Phone 905-
666-3382.
1967 Volkswagen Go"
10D.000 kirt, 5 spid, anifirill
class $3250 obo.; 1989
6;�� Caravan. 7 -pass.,
auto. $3250 obo� 434-
2775.
Pick -UP Call (905) 706
5740
AUTOMOBILES and
trucks wanted to r scrap
Any conditior. any age
free removal in the Durham
Regor. rash paid
, Ch�is
needed. 75 to '8 Or
GIVIC pickup for parts Call
anytimL. Oshawa 905-431
0407
CASH FOR CARS- We
buy sed eh,cie5 j -,;fps
must be in running condi-
tion Call 427-2415 or come
to 479 Bayly St East Ajax
at MURAD AUTO SALES
A III A AUTO Ne pay
$50 S�7)r Cas� in the
spot Any condition any
year Call is anytime 24
hours, 7 days. 30 min
service 905-686-5003 or
905-706-5234
EETrucks
1963 ',nev Pickup, '/2 !or,
V3 �, 3 -speed )veflnv@_
trans, all new b,a.e� new
tires. include-, :a. -ad,
drver $2500 or best )Her
621-045,
198S nlerlatlor,al. 22' 5
for ', $pd. sirge axle
DT466, too nary now parls
to list &,Is to Prove Ce,�l
tied ask r-, $a 5r,?; Call
Tony 721 -0986
1"5 CHEW Z71 Extended
Cat [,.3,k '-1,
icarl., Excele"! _Ornfldlon
701WO .-s $23 )OC
Call 905 6i,�8 34 7 3
1"S FORD EXPLORER
XLT 4X4
d'! :�,? ve Miry dr, -
Von. atso'utoly Oaded
Trailer towing package
,mover uses, -v1_4 yn?'y
alarm teMP J-1 �OmDaSS
gag'? 90 000 MS tAsk,ng
S26.500 Call K.�r 905
837 7811
CHEW S10 PARTS ;ng
box -, ist
(4ke new_ Tocii oox back
stop Dompe, $400 for
lot 705-878-4998
Vans,
4 Wtieel Drrve
INS 10*1) U!"10rokee 4X4
biaox aiii-invrn nrns, tinted
linnclof- ;rey int pt ps
P. P I .00,S AIC. A O�L. 6
cy, 5-scof �, many now
parts to list ASK.rg S580C
cortIfied call R�c !eav*
rineisa" 905-965 9274
97 JIMMY SLS. 4 It load
�, C, - I .., , 4 50ok-
Gold with tan ntoinor. rem
pie, Keyless entry CII 905-
386-0847
LEASE TO OWN, '3193
Ply,o,.- voyaqe�, au.
tomatic air, dark green,
90 000 km S242 61 per
mo incluong taxes Guar
anteed buyback. March 31
1998 57 500 905) 434-
6595
NMI Trailers
1987 SONAIR Tent -trailer.
hard -top. excellent condi-
bon. stored Im 4W 5 years.
S3.500 Call 905-666-
1792
1990 HOMESTEADER 12
x 38 ft mobtie 1 0- _ U --
20 Gonda room Main trader
tuilly furnished. One bed-
room, 4 pc. baM. tridge full
size. propane stove and
oven. Electric hot water.
dock 10 x 16, shed. now
roof on Florida room. now
carpet. Located at Nestle -
In Park on Hwy 36 bet-
ween Lindsay and Bobcay-
gool an waker. Brand new
$45.000, AskiN $30.000 or
best offer. Leave message
before 4 p.m. of Call after 5
p.m. to 9 p.m. Park hies ne-
gotiable. Ask Wr Don"
(905) 579-3791
1994 NEVER USED, Gold-
en Falcon cottager. 2 pop
outs. 2 bedrooms. awning.
39 ft. plus, sleeps 7. fully
furnished. includes over-
sized, serviced. very private
lot. at Cobourg area. trailer
alone $25,000 will sbcnke
as owner deceased, 905-
42o- 1337
A CAMPING TRAILER
wanted, Hard -top or Tent:
working or not. and boat or
canoe. 905-509-8172
TENT TRAILER, sleeps 4.
very good coricklion. asking
$1,200 or best offer. 433-
4790
Auto Le
PA
1995 PONTIAC Trans -
Pont. 38.000km balance of
'actor)Ir warranty, 'alke over
lease, $392;month ricludes
taxes with small Jownpay
ment. excellent condition
fully uaded 905 655-
5807
ycles
1994 YAMAHA FJ 1100
Ask,,g S2200 4 .,,o I ex
haust 38 0100 km Call Ro
ber a! 723 2626
INSURANCE:
pates!or
Motorcycles including
SuperSports just got
better with 4 month
payment plan
available . We offer
Motorcycle. Auto and
Vericompettlive, Ho"
Insurance Rates
Open 9 to 9 by appi.
Monday to Saturday.
Call: Jones -Dooley
Insurance Broker
427-3595
Ill us at:
onow.durrhamnews.nely
-bqc%5
HIP Marine
14 FT SIO -e, Craft 3�
Hc ale, ,,
bear easy viade, -, -
�_,Gc
1) t 0 Call
905)428--7-37
18 FT, NORTHCRAF7
dui � J roos. � ", 4 ".
salmon polar '25 no w -
Outboard new -no n �,
water pump. S4 5,'Yj Low
C, VHF fish hinder $520C
Call John 905) 623-W'
19 FT. SQUALL KING.
b-7:3 s :ira! 'eil ,c
built 65 no engine, _�w trail -
or. $2 650 579-5352 after
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gin,Apartments ApartmenTs— Apartments Apa;;We_nts Apartments
For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent EA M11 For Rent
THE SUMMIT PLACE
2 BEDROOM ap!
1,2, & 3 Bed Apts.
0snavirsi and 40,
MOVE -IN INCENTIVES
Parking. laundry storage
All Will. Included
Available May ist Non
In - House Supt. & Maint.
SMOKe's P,ele-ed S60a
Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 pm
0 -ydro 579-C246
Sat & Sun 11 arrij- 4pm
iac Daytime ,f
Sta, a, SFrPQr1lh
I BEDROOM .3oar.Lmi"..
VALIANT PROPERTY
AvailaD.e a- * -e 309
MANAGEMENT
Cordova Rd . Dshawa No
pets Call 905, 434 2407
pets allowed 9C5 579
I BEDROOM
2 BEDROOM ap!
S55C 11. 111�� " Iles arid
0snavirsi and 40,
hyd") Blob, -^.' area Call
Parking. laundry storage
683 25,64
Available May ist Non
Engil 4 3 UtT* Morc 175
SMOKe's P,ele-ed S60a
1 & 2 Bedroom ic,, n
0 -ydro 579-C246
r)S,A.a A— B—anvale
iac Daytime ,f
Sta, a, SFrPQr1lh
I BEDROOM .3oar.Lmi"..
fr,c9e & S!we n':!"ded
AvailaD.e a- * -e 309
with laundry facihfi.s NO
-
Cordova Rd . Dshawa No
pets Call 905, 434 2407
pets allowed 9C5 579
4' A
2387
1-13EDROOM Baserre
2 bedroom, 7r�ghf spa�
apall_�_* _?S nc,ul
'mr, e o t
ed, Private entrance �ose
raised private
to amenities, available i�-
entrance and awnd, f
med,ately iso It
T",I,re & t.j ' 2 June
Call 9475-427 Zs3
'St S'25-� Mark 905
5WI321a
OSHAWA B-oo, S, h
arl-,- * i � 1 3 peri,,>o,
I _�eal 0.
Close to 4r,
r�� Pam,,,; A%,a,,at,,e
--eliale'y F�- $1504'
Do, --th Phone 3-05 5,6
42c 5
OSHAWA
ar
,a"_en'�,
low 'Se pL,
-;lose to 4C' & �3C Park
Ing A,,oai�aoe ?l.aflif f
P7rorr S,6�r ,),in Pr,,,nV
2 BEDROOM S, 4, &J
A'a i- ),no
��Iew ou,dirg lillr!�
Osra�a N, logs Call
905-5119-360r,
WILSON OLIVE inea 2
1994 PRINCIECRAFT DECK BOAT
22'. 120HP EVINRUDE.
BOUGHT NEW IN'96
FISH PACKAGE
BIMINI TOP STEREO TRAILER.
EXCELLENT SHAPE
$18,300 OBO
CALL 705-878-4998
AJAA
East Hamptons
Twr ' �Or- � '-.3- :1
S-5�, :Ius �!;n Avail
Ill *; & unp'
Leav,� narro ; nur-*-
jaczjL,ecynr Tanner,
Sales :3pp Sulmr
,.r� --f-tage =-af". nc
61 S-45010
AJAX , :. .. -
aoa�q:. , . 4 "
Dan bright �� -� y a;;
QN'T,os noudl,rIg cable
Cad X 5,426-
15.5i
AVAILABLE IMMEOIATE-
Ly - te lt� A�, -, - - ;
sca--,--s ciimef*1 �",
;ajnt*c wr, naicony :lcs�,
!o bus Shopping all Util.ros;
nc,udedj� f'irstlast equaed
no pots I bedroom $F-,
2 bedroom S -,'S -a.
430--0134
BEAUTIFUL
2-bed,00m
'388 ECSON BOWRIDEP.
J -4191Y
Poge sIcve
L*Mgth '8 6, 1)"IT TI '_
near
& nydro r,cludol
Engil 4 3 UtT* Morc 175
S42
Carper park -
HPI 0 Extras tw,n swim
laundry
iac Daytime ,f
oarlornn �ompi*(@ :Onverl.
9369
or e,,e,I-r9s 2,`
ble too. PkA overall moor-
25n
Call
"gi cover - ware PrOO.Sen-
page
4' A
gle axel C,uisai Master 113,1 -
of roller Call Pacu. 905-
576 8339 after 60", .
gem
Marine
S, , 50C oc
1994 PRINCIECRAFT DECK BOAT
22'. 120HP EVINRUDE.
BOUGHT NEW IN'96
FISH PACKAGE
BIMINI TOP STEREO TRAILER.
EXCELLENT SHAPE
$18,300 OBO
CALL 705-878-4998
AJAA
East Hamptons
Twr ' �Or- � '-.3- :1
S-5�, :Ius �!;n Avail
Ill *; & unp'
Leav,� narro ; nur-*-
jaczjL,ecynr Tanner,
Sales :3pp Sulmr
,.r� --f-tage =-af". nc
61 S-45010
AJAX , :. .. -
aoa�q:. , . 4 "
Dan bright �� -� y a;;
QN'T,os noudl,rIg cable
Cad X 5,426-
15.5i
AVAILABLE IMMEOIATE-
Ly - te lt� A�, -, - - ;
sca--,--s ciimef*1 �",
;ajnt*c wr, naicony :lcs�,
!o bus Shopping all Util.ros;
nc,udedj� f'irstlast equaed
no pots I bedroom $F-,
2 bedroom S -,'S -a.
430--0134
BEAUTIFUL
2-bed,00m
',a--
-00
7. .1 Dam"';
3*C- 5-04ir
Clow mon-st-)-,
-,a
*a S65C inOL-e
June
,; Ail 9105 7258�6C
WILSON
BLOORPARK 4,, ' an,:
camtea
sipaclo�.;�
$58' monthly,
mcivaing
Call
.405 -84a -
page
4' A
DESIRABLE 1 ,*.h Z�sra
poolroom
-aw floor duplex apart
�ents $695 plus nydro
S685 incius�ve First tast.
,efe,ences 'equ'recl no
DOM Lynn 436-6886
DOWNTOWN Wridoy
Large * p,�ro-or apt S55C
includes itilives and park -
Ing, Available mmediatefy
Call 430 '117 or cell
phone , 416 1 8 16-9638
FREE RENT- Large 2 bed -
Apartments " lent act, In ex-
p� dhange you provide loving
For Rent EA rlM� Fo r R e n t care for our 3 children Ref -
Required Call
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 & 3 bedrocims, broadloom, 2 ap-
pliances, underground parldrig.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM.
(905) 6934MI
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
LARGE 3 8DRM.
APTS.
From S769.imth +
hydro XC Carpet,
4 appI and parking
ind Walk to Pickering
Town Centre. Close to
GO Transit and Hwy
401
90542WO5
1480 Pickering
Parkway -
TWO , Os,a.3
i,, P��x SF5C per month In -
Park JaUndry
AvailaDle no,,, 55-4r 76
,ave essage
BROOKLIN LDWER -a!
ol '-,, rent ' bed-
room. arge Irving IS J.r,rg
area, mash,00r-s -able
uNMes rpl�led au,l'y
shared --tcher, single Per-
son r BOo- area $550
per ,)Pit,
MCLAUGHLIN SQUARE
der 2 si-,Iey. Dato . o
POO, :;,,I,a,rJs
park--, $91" :a ),:S-
432-242'
NEW I Eled.om base--,
ar, - -,-,e sl�., W
place Lots -,f 'girl N'�
stro.- 372�rnorm no. -
.,e Al-arl. rnmodla!e
. Refe,erces Call 5,�9
;-46r
APAP7ME%7 J%I-S
Sol. I adix W019
nospita, 255 &- SI %
9r5 7n 496E
NORTH OSHAWA. ' �ed-
- - -L, Aa,i
Mar� * 37 %,-,r s—e-,
es all it Iles
-at,e A.,d,y rc s5cl:
call -23-664)
NORTH OSHAWA
$4579 .�a. aue
may S!
17'� 5584
OLIVE ANC
WILSON
if
loc,,
�-5� Z.,�s
A.A'At-
Val -S!
905 43,, -�44.9
ONE BEDROOM
Awe Ak4..JC,e
May rP $7)0,ortr
les loudel za,) �, 3
46C 1
ONE -d-oom tase-en-
ac. at@ arfrArce ;arx
a., a, ncu�s,�p - -s'
no srno. ; Deis Ava,�
Jure , SE3- A.S. 8J.'i
Haniv-, �1 Dect-e
9105 686-2234
OSHAWA
aj�!s V- �,�c, 36,�c
range 'o Sf
you Sloc� Hea;Ty
Corp �,23-1265
CLEAN. QUIET
Fa� , 5, IC,rg r.n
Oshawa '& 2 Dorms In-
dusive Pair ubie park rg
&:aurory fee -23-2C94
OSHAWA. 2 Dedroom Spot
available T`med-ate.y at
350 Malaga also 2 bed.
room lor June 1. 9446 Ma-
son St $720 mo, all ncit�-
save, rw) Pets call 576-
6724
432-asgg
OSHAWA Newer build-
ing; Nell irramlained gen
enl,us suites Parking & ny-
lro Included, on ous route
2 bedroom, $750 3 -bed-
, -,Om, $860 (905) 428.
� 740
PANORAMIC Lake view
� oedfoor and der 5 ap-
�Iiances air pool. i1200
rcludes utilities. Short or
-,ng term m-cl-ate Also
'450 sq h 2 -bedroom, se -
"ire condo building
�105)831-2210
2 !�cdmorn burgalow
ji�oier level. Parking.
-lose to schools,
bus. GO. $865
Immediate
'905)430-2092
PICKERING ONE
BEDROOM
-3,� art-
-::-t separate er-
-e. no smoK r-,
$E, -
pets
labile May -st
'905) 420--6424
PICKERING J-11age
wale entrance, :,am r;
%, srnoe, ape no per'
Sr25c, A�ajaplo any,
',all 683 3892
PICKERING, oee,,�,
-.I- , - , , very %pa
,;ous. ear :re- 3 D,:
pa-
pius A,a0 May 4-;
755--899' V 4'6-49.
482' )r,5 -61) *64
SIMCOE NORTH
plox t'a'acie el.are,v
ric-1., oa-k-,
afre,�! es S,55C
OSHAWA NOR'M
c,dr,T, %*a, GO sw.on
4-, Pa'.
Za!,
$-C S837 4
stlast %, 30"s
A.4 an -0 --ell We ,
'4Ci5 -2' 1232 4'6 21'�-
27�2
AJAX pedroom -.ase
P0, -or- -cI4,s,.o
.asr 686-2338
SOIJIH OSHAWA -5
4'e,
S�,-- 2 :te(!:--;
k2-' ;;Ose c
as sh�pr,,g avalabie
Last rogwred C Pots
,2' 9�22 �r '23-6637
e4" aw !
The Perfect place lo slarl'
Large 2 bdrm apts. Close
11) SCMOIS Shopping and
40 1 Oshawa transit
goes nght past /o" door
Reasonable rents
'Last no. rent neqol.j Call
(905) 571-4608
TWO - one be-Iroo, sir's
d,"e,e,! cr:at,ons, Central
ly ocated $475 May 1
ParivAdelaide $525. May
Fridge stove parkirg
�Iuded. firstlast 728-'747
ONE -ed,olom ar�alme,ls
I'll e,. Scoe and G-br
3rea. S45C � "yd,c 1_nha
.a Ava,:acie mmeclately
7-3229 MA Smco- S!
.WO BEDROOM --ase-
C a-aerr..a.,ot to
� alic. ya,l. park,n.q 11
,-.?is prefer couple stlast
:�7',Irno includ rig util
East Cirlalva/40'
�2 -29'4 --Sale
NALKING DISTANCE
sra- -n-l"?
orn !:oasele" 5445
onth InClus,ve Ava,lao,e
,,erJateiy 21-9'88
NHITBY '.)re -eoroom,
I a - -w-wor:4 an'
�Irqf -e area -011h -,I
G, -Is -f ,ndo-s Jore
,23-934�
WHITBY APARTMENTS
Bed, -,-
Call 3v'5 '25,39'*
lays 3K-,5 A68 4-6 eve-
r -,s,
WHITBY ONE BEDROOM
WHllTBY- Brock. S -o
4:. 4-;,
SCATT10", -01
Ic A.* -1 :*is As*
Gr,C r-, m -le-, 4-6
466 '29* 905 4-
'S21
WHITBY- or
:1-a,, Z".1 ow -o, )cc�
zien, p-.c;r-; LOS- 'sl
AV Nio Dic, S,335 -
-�66 _23c
WHITS,
I.Au,C�, Dark.--, -,C
-,-ae
pnele-id 5,35, -,ak K -
9C5 4%6 2Mj
WHY
�ess you -a;,
7
,)4k* Hay Odk S3.4ils, P*�-
P* Ma. 5� ! Real-,
099' L!d 9C5 668-38CC
or 9G5 6"-321*
an,H uses Houses
For Rent AM, For Rent
SICK OF RENTING.".".
WHN NOT OWN A:
3 -Bed 1;erni S7LXI month
3-Bedbungalo"- 5,'0) month
No down payment? Discharged Bankiruptal,
Call Me!
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPLEY
Salct, Rep Station Group Ex"I kcalt,r Ilk
Mel R"Whaltim Mel Rag'oh-fignS MOI Reowaim" mell R"W"fim
OPEN HOUSE - REGISTRATION
April 28 - May 3
Classes, Seminars in Folk Art, Basketry,
Calligraphy, Fabric, Wood, Brushes, Paints,
Books, Packets and much more.
Business 11ours:
Now 0Mn Momiday.
.1
Mon. -Sat. 10:00-5:00
Mon.-Thurs. 7:00-9:(K)
"Me Courtyard" 905-683-6109.
109 Oki Kingston Rd. W.
tJnit #1, Ajax r
PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 27, IW7
Town rowithouns
For ReM ri M1 For Rem *W) ADVFRT14CF MV T141C WFFKIVFFATIIRF CALL fi.91-MnZ iPrt- 2_30.31
Frazw Heighti4
Co-opwadve A71ax
is accepting applications for
2 bedroom Townhouses - $728 (+ Litils.)
3 bedroom Townhouses - $792 (+ utils.)
2 bedroom Apartments S653 (utils inc)
No Subsidies available at this time
Application & further information call
("S) 42"24S
FOR RENT
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
-Eedroorr, Townhouse Units
Utilities included
Stove & Refrigerator
Parquay tloors throughout
Park Ing included. Playground Area.
Close to schools and shopping.
From SM.00.
Call 905-721-0980
EmlHouses Townhouses
ForRent rim, For Rent
W14Y PENT?
OVIN YOUR HOME
FOR S68511111111TIC!
-?$charge- sarill
Cali Me"
(905) 571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
Sale,
2ea",
XC -
3-SECROOM
-r, ;"
nor-!- onc -1 Oshawa
S105r morym, ist and
45'
;ablalms, A.&4b.* May I
~none 576 -AW
3-SEDROOM '�4 aC,* lot.
close
$I*OG�morr . Utah, I SL
last rele'linic"es
Available 'm
May isl Call 90
7775 leave *ssage
AJAX bedroorn main
loc. lowly renovated.
.. S85C pius
A" (416, 724-51512
AJAX Estate holes 2
V-ew ,uw aloclus" ret-
liprences June 1 905-655-
41-7
BUNGALOW Mail 1:00,
c,r,, C rt,, :�rop*rjy 5
orn,n�tes trom downtown
Wh,lty $1.000 - �!.;,t.es
Call 905-65 55-3597
DUPLEX
Picioe,irg 2 vears oi�
3-bearoorr 4 acoliances
large oak Micher private
laundry walk 1c, schools.
Shops, & Avail june
$975 - utilities,
Nc smoking. nc pets
93*w9=7
HARMONY/401 - Main
floor. 3 bedrooms Quiet
neighbourhood. 5 W
=es.*no% yard. war -
schools &
bus ro4A* Non srroww
fg$1100 - 2/3 utilities
-723-3854�
HEAR OSHAWA CEN-
TER, 2 Storey senu. now
paint and broadloorn
throughout, auto style
1:�w, parlung. ist0ast,
5 plus $150 utilities.
IMay 19. 68&-3204
WALEROG, Whites &
Strouds. 3 bedroom son. 2
*lot". garage. appliances.
Dow broadloom, $1 150
W, utilities. (416) i31 -
Housing
Wanted
WANTED
in Ajax I Pickering
area. Rent Or lease
to own; 3-bdrm
house for quiet
=or" family. Ref -
available.
619-9014
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
,,-OrDo, low�hc�se close
0 schools and Shopping
S950—o all inclusive First
ast A"adable Apn-
405-579-9956 days
N. OSHAWA. _3 sto'ey
1_1`i`l""0use 3 ce-i—orns. 1
'12 baths. 5 appliances A
�. garage. tully carpeted
-7 ceding , living rm,
-*a, all aenmes $950,
-ionth, first. Last, references
�WaAable �mme(I-ately
-heena I
- 25-6305
NORTH OSHAWA 3
�ell�-01 S acoha,cos.
attached garage, huge
ock Close to schools and
,ill j,onaws Available
, in* ISI Refe,enceslirst
ast rectlwec! S895 C
,�us uribbes Can 725-524'
ow 5 P m
04ORTM OSHAWA. -, b*d-
j- ' low,
)uses 'r viell �amtatnitla
arrifly complex F reshly
decorated F,,g stove
close to afl &'*Mlt*S
starting at S-58 monit- Or
site Mgmt olfice Cail 9(15
728-3777
Rooms
EM for Rent
AGE BASEMENT r,o�
Ic e,! - N�,! , OS�a.a
home f—M shared .,!zi`
enj Close to Durham C,.
i*go buts 'outim and at,
amenities Suitable W one
clear c3u�iet liernal"i forn-
ployed or student) In-
cludes laundry, cable pn-
vale bathroom, C�A heal.
hydro Reliefences. No
Dels $40c per month
Pleastil cail 9o5 -4U -a3!2
AAA- -�rnishecl oc- to,
cteilir calel persor genae-
man welcome) Cookmi;
near bus. close to Dur�a�
Coll" S25C arid up
monthily (905�728-48A5
AJAX Vilestney Heights
-6r-,�sned room in hume
r
Air cable. parkinig. iaund y
tac Non -smoke, No pots
Available immediately
S375.mo 426-9-4
AJAX, roorn tor rent in
clear quiet home near GO
Share all tacilittles. with one
person. S325 montin. non-
smoking. avail immed
686-7522, after 6pm
ALTONA RD. I Sheppard:
furnished room
=46= d non smoker,
in quiet a" home. share
Separate kitchen, bath-
rooms, references, 19.11ast
$100 per we" 509--2459
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY, Furnished room in
kach-
"Wn�d= Pil
on G_ SM.
PT?
. GO,
$170 bi-weelitty 420-4318.
PICKE111111110M WHITES /Mlill
large furnished room. $125/
week AN facilities including
pa" laundry. separate
entrance. &39-4271 after
6pm.
COURTICE - Furnished
basement in new home.
Share kitchen and bath. No
pets. Suited to single per-
son. Cal 436-1287.
FURNISHED Room for
Rent, Available May 1st
$400/month al. indusive.
laundry available. Non-
smoker. Call 427-4973.
LOVELY Bilingelow, east of
Oshawa, tam a 4. Non-
smoker. cable, laundry,
Own kitchen. parking, a/c
bai Now bus stop.
furnished. $400/
indini 905-433-3732 after
4pm.
� a ..la .
Don't miss next
week's
feature
holl.
KILPATRICI
CONSTRUCTION
Serving the Durham
Region for over
30 Years
KILPATRICK
CC)NSTRUCT11C:)N
Autborized CoWrixfor
CONSL-Aft% I-111IS
Basement,
Home Renovations
(Bathrooms, etc.)
DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS
YOt * ('-AN APPLY IT TO
YOUR GAS BILIL ON O.A.C.
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
A=_*,ocns - 2--- I-oc-S - Ba*n.,:c:ns
Plurnoing - Dec*.Ierces
Winng - -rig - Drvwall
WE SUPPO ERM;TS & PLANS
REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE
FULL INSUREC - A—WORK GUARANTEEC
97 Chumh St., 905-428-8785
Ajax 1.888-845-44241
TN"N
DLAMOND
-Orver 15 Years Experience -
Addition.%
M.1111tcnankt.. 1%c -novation
- FREE ESTI.MATE.S
WE %% 1U_ CHALLENGE A.NY Qt OTF-S
9,o.0P,0r-7s DWRS &
6"'1 2�5' WINDOWS FOR LESS
PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR DO-IT-YOURSELF
FOR EKTRA SAVNM
1 MIT90111111 IIIIIIII00 111MIIIIIIIII
VINYL - ALUMHN a WOOD ALUMINUM STORM DOORS
SLIDERS - TILT PATIO DOORS
:CASEMENT INSULATED STEEL
DOW OR SAY WINDOWS ENTRANCE DOORS
STORM WINDOWS SIDELITES
SKYLIGHTS -FRIENCHDDORS
PYTHON
WINDOWS
& DOORS
9w 420-0188
SILVER CARPET & RUGS
* * SPRING * **
CLEARANCE
CAVE UP TO 50 % OFF
'1111110ifff-111
SILVER CARPET &
RUGS
487 WESTNEY RD.S.
AJAX
For a free estimalte. call
(905) 683m4292
First Come First Serve
&
bw*
V11 imbe 0 hoolm" & no L
Wbrk Quarwdee&
Sn*e Nothcod - 2W PS
filler Stairsidwid Hom
Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent
j*& 49 Aft
. - li— W, 1W
awNEY swEEPiNG ONLY $59.95
RESH)ENTIAL/COMMERCIAL
Snails I all umd (416) 282-3292
SEVER CMPET & RIM
INICREDIBLE PRICES
INCREDIBLE SAVINGS
VI&TOURSWI11111'n"
FORFWlswapom
ORESMUNICAU
an .2 -W 111111b"" ft &
OW -4"2 AJ"
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 27,1997 -PAGE 29
To ADVERTISE ON THIS WEEKLy FEATURE CALL 683-0707, ext 2303
0 0
Improving their industrY is
the goal of the Durham Region
Master Plumbers Association
Choosing a plumber you can trust
has been made easier with the establish-
ment of the Durham Region Master
Numbers Association.
Administrator Patsy Payne says,
that while the association doesn't
give referrals, it will inform
if the plumber is a member
the association.
"If you choose a
member that belongs
to the association youl MA5TER I
are choosing someone
that is concerned about the
welfare of the industry," she SS
"The members ' * * 0
join In an
effort to improve the industry and
stav educated on the latest trends and
plumbing products.
The Association is a non-profit orga-
nization designed to improve the inclustry
all across Durham Region.
It was established in 1991 and has
grown to over 50 members including con-
tractors, manufacturers and wholesale
companies.
Patsy says the diverse membership
can keep the association informed about
the latest changes which their customers
can take advantage of whether its for
home decor or saving money on their
water bill.
"Our regular monthly meetings are
a time when information can be shared"
she says. "We also publish a monthly
newsletter to keep members informed
about such things as by-law changes."
The association organizes activities
for their membership such as educational
courses and seminars, discount programs
and fun days.
The most recent event for the associ-
ation was the opening of the plumbing and
heating showroom at 391 Marwood Dr.,
Unit 11 in Oshawa.
Here, manufacturers permanently
display their products so that contractors
and customers can see what's available on
the market before making a purchase.
Patsv says that a very important
2��" vats�
li�pect of the association is help-
s,
Ing the contractors develop
friendships and sup-
-ortive work rela-
tionships with their
LUMDER5 �,cfmpetition and
improving the inclus-
trN* as a whole.
Currently on display in the
showroom are the following
manufacturers:
Longevity Acrylics
*Moen Faucets
*Mirolin
*Delta Faucets
eFiberez
eConbraco
* Watts
oArmstrong Pumps
0 Maax
eZurn
*Orion Fittings
,ejacuzzi Whirlpools
oCrane Canada
-Briggs
*Fasco
te North Star Water
Conditioning
*Terval Sales
*Aurora Hydromatic Pumps
*Red Jack Pumps
e Fiat
stArnerican Standard
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ROOM FOR RENT in
house n Ajax suit smgle
female, non smoker no
pets $350 mo 428-7849
rj M1 AccofflodalkIn
COURTICE A hole
Share all arn=s, r�
h ' shed if needed, $300/
month Avail ble mme-
diately Lea� : message
433-2379
AJAX, professional to
share turrit-Oied house with
1. must be clean. quiet &
responsiNe . $530 month.
first& last 428--3343
REDUCE RENT OPTION,
Vud,i aM !)atyg �,en',gs
Pnvate clean bacnow apt.
student preferred Oshawa
area 432-1791
SINGLE ROOMS .0
slall?'� �--males
welr,�-e Nor smoker nr
pets lefelences. a�a,laole
m,e,l,ately Rent negot,
atle :'111 1905, 420--0249
arr,me after 7 p m on
ondant, Uffis
For Flent
MCLAUGHLIN Z1UUAKt
2 oaths sout� ---sr pan-
orarr,c ee* rdl!ilglourd
:larking, ncloor poo� air
July Possess -on $925 n-
ck�s" 905; 434-8008
TOP OF WESTNEY A aA
Fl-o 2 4 Yes'�y Ri I
bed,00r, 5 ap . $825,
mo A�a., " �,SiW 9105-
839 35"
ce
OR Retail Space
OSHAWA 4 Months Free
Rent 2,1
55� -, 6W sq - s5kX
36� so -t across "M
C.. 600 2nd fir $50C
1 200 So It 2nd floor I 60C
SQ *T main Call 434-2447
or 655-4132
?FFICE SPACE. s..tatio
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5�t:ng o"ress �, proltil
s.or's �se 600so -1 � all
conveniences r4ustnal
IMJITiGr�. S4X,'month �rh.
ties wickscled Uf K5-
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OFFICE UNITS FOR _RENT
Second "ar, ;r,.A
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gC5576-5*23 asa -or Sot
or Karn,
Industrial
Units
INDUSTRIAL UNIT Ajax,
a- � S�-� -J� , 005
*-*, kook, sq I - � door
tinviii'm on Westney Ac 5
9 4�' T,v S20K cw, in�-
narong arargec %0.
tenanted Call Ron Bars,
436-099K, Sutton Group
Stattilus Rlry Inc
INDUSTRIAL UNITS
'28C 7er*:,egar * 93'
968 sc *1 anice arehous-
sng Park and Bi7r *748
" !7,75 sQ ?t S3 25 sq it
not Cah 59-5077 after 5
571 .328!
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sites with swiset -
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AT LAKE SEYMOUR,
Woodt" Eswes, on the
Tmt Ri%w System. Wff*
house keeping 3
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CLEARWATER,mobiies,
IL,Ily furnished. air condi-
tioned �Ipermanenl homes)
clubhouse pools. not tub.
near beaches and Major
attractions. children wei-
come, $275 weekly photos
shown m your home
(905)683-W3
Land for
10 Rent
OSHAWA, vacant corner
lot available prime expo-
sure. 108 x 222, ideal for
car lot or car rental agency.
Call John 723-5988 or Da-
vid 986-4,348
Prrvat Homes
gone For Sale
"RARE OPPORTUNITY'
,e-�.ated 'a_`e.' 2 v 3
oedr,aoms to*nhouse 4
qew appliances S25,000.
vea,ly rcome 'eq $600.
ciepos'l Cali Gentleman
r ,
George Walke , 28-34'4
26M sq- ft. executree orm
la,ge - aw ar*
'177, Jovs 2
el deck :)'us o,e %;E
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$197 ?0� Call F,anK k4lia-
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3 1 BEDROOM.
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ieci, -,eqtra, a, double
;arage �Ifsoace a`141 w)lod
sto" -ature ot. S*5FXC
905, 697 05.M
43 STRATHALLAN.
osrer 1oubio garage
>pon 1,reoaCe 4rp
W !L.06 r. hmrs rec room
A,s- S*7"9000 to, atifiowt.
,en? :ail vi Laussen Rlir,
(slost 623-3194
COURTICE. 190C so ft
�"srel jr all 4 ~s, 3-
:#�Voorrl 2 za-hs, wt grit
�ncll ;reoiace. "'n ctcrl-
on 0 $A r.gtlf. $' ' J'00
1?,- :11 U09racles
$ 154 310C (90543"64#1
10, aw
IMMACULATE 3
oi�rr;A� � �ne &as lot.
.r. 4uw P-,, Peffy suodt
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;1-c rloors '�Ioughout
?'co S235.000 C49 9C5
N W OSHAWA Storey
;4tage
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S'65900 905 '23 --
OPEN HOUSE 341,,day
A01 An,' Apr
7-n 40, PRINGLE
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.'JN=y -mac"Jale 4 f,
)-a 3-oorr,4 bnck _,.cl,
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A Swgw car garaw Patio
doors wth *aikout o arge
sun d" A,ge and-
scapea lencoo pnvete yard
�01 39 x 128 ASKING
S 174 900 Call 905 430-
926C
P40RTM OSHAWA
Vanchesier 4 Dedroorn
004butiful Century home. oi-
norigroom. family room mff�
fireplace off large modern
iL:tchen. new windows S
turnace, 2 car garage. aitr
4 DOO sq It garage on 2
Acres commercial will 'ent
$18W or will sail, owner
finam* , with S3() 000
clown of trade accepted
possession
725-1171
PICKERING - John Soddy
reduced to
$244.9DO. S*r" buyers
only. 9V�-�4
PORT PERRY. 3 W.*. 3
bill... SKIOaPK Eat in kdch-
on. CA. doutie car garagel
firmshed basenieM pesio &
faincild yard. Open
SaL & SUn. C491
985-7810 oar ifft.
STOP MarrNG
roo wititiiciiii; inioiryllhil ex -
COO COW ' ?J 3 beftm
available, 4 row applianc.
ev odw lit" upwadest J.
Fromm. ctiftflegif Bar**(
RMR. R.E. 728-9414.
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rY Withift 25
minutes of Oshawa Prow
Mon 10
D00. Can(90USP)
723-1689.
store. playground, 90 thin'
Northeast F4dwrkQ. 11- Ou011-Town
$88-813-2212. gin, PMPWVM
Rwids 100 ACRE mature country
MAO IT VaC.Ra 00 estate. highway & water
CLEAR WATER AREA. 3
bedroorn. townhouse, pool,
iacuzzi. BBO, private yard,
avadabis now For #* andl
to vww ph" �905 - 579-
3788.
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be"ful vw*. $139,OD*
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411110
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we utilize our endless source of quality
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Pickering (905) 427-0276
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in
AM, —memoriams
amernoriams
In loving memory of'
Norman Patrick Honsherger
Who pas%td away April 28, 1996.
We thought of %ou todav Dad,
That is nothing nen,
We thought (if you.testerchn.
And the day before that too,
We didn't know life wiihout vots,
Ilow lonel v it could be.
But deep in our hearts iie kn(m.
Wherever A e go, whatever it e (lo.
We shall ahtays love.
and remember vou.
Lovingly remembered by your children,
Debbie, Mark. Kim , Julie, In-laws,
Dave. Dannv, Shalene. Grandchildren
ar�d your Dear wife Shirlev.
Vll,� lcieve you Dad.
Thank vou tolatniA andfriendsJor
continued.yupporr.
LUKE GRAHAM
Our son. brother. and friend
who left so suddenly
April 29, 1995
Something brought a hush to
,own
That day we laid our young man
down
He took with him that smiling face
And a lust for life we can:t replace
In his best blue leans and base-
��all cap
We were there that day to send
,im back
His life cut short to twenty years
He touched us all so many tears
1!'s always hard to say good-bye
I I, left us empty and wondering
why
I guess the good Lord had a dif-
;erent plan
We still miss you dearly.
Luke Graham
Always remembered
with the greatest love,
Mom, Dad. Chad,
Denise. Marty, Tracy and Family
and your friends in Brougham.
A -Iributc for ni), Fathcr
Nornittan Patrick Hinensberrer
Nk ho passcd aw ay April 2S, 191*
One vear ago toniKhl, Dad K e sat
holding hands fijr the Iasi time,
Do votu remember before I % eni to sleep
, vou told me vou loved. me not once.
butt% ice. I didn't knovi. then the positive
impact ourfinal moment together
it ould have. This precious memon, has
(arried me through these iery difficult
last iKeive months.
Dad, I love You ! i love vou .11 will
alKays cherish hoA special our last
moment together %as.
You A -ill altva.vs be remembered in the
man.v awesome memories Ke've
shared. and in m - v heanforever
See you some da ' v in heaven.
Loveyour youngest daughter,
Julie -roxoxo
CLEARWATER - 2 -bed-
room Mobile (tteemilly peek).
heated pools. hol tub,
minutes 10 beeches, M -P
6 More inkermabliete avail-
able $275 weekly 905-
434-7la4.
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CRYSTAL LAKE, 4 a" -
Son. a0lecutivil, (exenage)
with beautieful Lake View.
fully furnished. row kitchen.
3 bedrooms Pius separate
sleeping Osbert. 2
rage w0h workshop,
plus affecosad sure -
deck
room. large well land-
scaped lot with sionei walk
ways, 100 ft. take fronwile
with two docks, now water
system. Private sale Call
905-242-1857.
Money
to Land
OBTAINING A 11JOINIM11
IS NOT GUAP,
ANTEEDL SOME
COMPANIES
CHARM UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNNG
ANY CONTRACTS,
OR
MORTGAGES - Good.
bad and ugly. Financing for
any purpose, rates from
5.95%. AN Applications ac-
cepted. Community Finan-
cial Services 668-6805
94171'
ALTERNATIVE MEDI-
CINE. 4 112 yrs ago I left
my 100K job Today from
my home. I earn more than
my doctor Part-twne/iuli
time Training provided
Small investmert required
905-432-8234, 24 fir
recorded message
FOR RENT. . Long estab�
s hed auto body shop.
',Ompietely equip, $1495 /
-o Large car lot choice
Whitby location. $1200 1
�Q Ice cream fries or burg-
,?, stand, choire Whitby to -
cation $W mo; 1100 Sq If
store (commerrial) choice
N Oshawa location $1395
r,o ex,ras. industrial 1500
sq ft shop, drive in door,
'inly $595 725-1171
Free Report! Find out no,
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to Ouinte Information Serv.
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TAX[ COMPANY to, sale
E-,j,pped
odem cars 905 427
�451 or 905-686-9733 after
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CHEATING WIVES - 4,
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in & out �:aft
Now hirriq *nalp%
ATTRACTIVE
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'elichbris felinoss, dining
dnd traveling Seeks single
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adventurous with a
;OOd personality. 30-40 for
��ncere lasting relationship
Reply in writing Box 4575.
c,o Ecoreom�sr & Siun, 9
Hon" FlGad. Markham.
Onf L 3P 1 M3
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terests for comparmonship.
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