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Wcdnesdac -arched a caullonar\
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Nli Ribble. a 3 -tear -old Iornicr
Pic4.cnne n,ident who now Ilse. her colleagues cleaned up the yard of the Pickering school and Wcck.
near l'ctcrhorou_h. and another - -
cycllst wen chased M the three
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I'll ('hERING — The
?rw-incc', ha,kine down on part,
of its new Dc%clopmcnt Charges
Act is "extremclh _,food news" for
Pickcnn_,, according to ;Mayor
Was nc Arthur,,.
''Ihc Pro-iince has made sub-
stantive changes to the legislation:
he told councillors at their Monday
meeting. 'Although h doesn't bring
us back to where we were, it brings
us very close:'
Last November, the: Mike Harris
goverment introduced Bill 9M, a
new Development Charges Act to
regulate the amounts municipalities
can charge developers for new ser-
vices such as roads and recreation
centres that they have to provide to
accommodate new, development.
The Province said the goal of" the
amendments was to create new noted the Pro%tnce was "ignoring"
construction dohs. make [ionic the adcicr of its own Who Dhocs
ow nership more
What Panel which rec-
attordahlc and
. inniendcd the old
encourage industrial
Ik\elopment Charges
growth.
Ac remain
But Pickering
x,
unchanged.
Council passed a reso-
-"
The new act pro-
lution last thcember
ptosed:
formally objecting to
U A reduction in the
parts of the new wt.
'""
categones of services
At the time, council-
municipalities may ask
lors maintained the
developers to pay a
proposed changes
charge for.
would take money out
Town halls, muse -
of Pickering taxpay-
WAYNE
ums and theatres
ers' pockets by fore-
would no longer be eli-
ing residents to pay
ARTHURS
gible for funding from
mere of the cost of
`Extremely
developers, while
new facilities and
good news.'
roads, water and sewer
inl'rastructure needed
systems, recreation
to support new residential
develop- centres and libraries would contin-
nment. Council's resolution
also ue to be eligible.
U A requirement lir nmunicipali-
tics to pay 10 per cent of the cots
of 'hard service,' such as new
roads and water and sewer systems,
and 30 per cent of the costs of 'sof t
services' such as libraries and
recreation centres. Prevlt)u,I-,.
those costs had been covered com-
pletely by developers.
Atter lengthy negotiations with
municipal representatives, the
Province has agreed to eliminate
the part of the act which would
have required municipalities to pay
10 per cent of hard services, and
reduced the municipalities' cost
share for eligible soft services to 10
per cent.
"We've heard sound arguments
from municipalities, developers
and the public during the hearings
on this bill, and these amendments
See NEW/page 2
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PAGE.2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 2. 1997
`Wolves'
weren't
wolves:
Police
•NVOLVES'/From }gage 1
creatures around 12:?(1 a.m. "T'uesdaN
In the Brock and C'lemcnts roads
area.
A panicked qtr. Kibble pedaled
icor dear life and eluded the fearsome
tour- IeI,ge(I anutlaIs. H hich then
turned toward a second cNclist.
A trucker's air horn sent the dogs
scurr%ing into a ncarhN field.
Douce. initiall), fearful that a pack
of possihh rahid v ol%cs ),),as on the
louse. issued a "arnin , teased on the
accounts of ),k itnes,es.
Based on prc,, ntu, calls from cin-
zens and one ),), hoes, ),k ho identified
the lurr% culprit.. pollee determined
late Tuesda),
that the animals
"ere in fact
=uard dog-,
"running at 1
larg,c'
1)llIinhan!
Road .onipan .
Serg,eant ?un
Gnmles ,aid a 5t
nianagcr at
Transcanada�
i
Transfoill crs
�\ Siichu, car J]�1
In; ),),as eau- GRIRTI.FI
tioned 'T'uc,da), 'Guard don,
afternoon h), can he mail•),
pollee about
letting, the do„,, lookim-
loo,c`
..But ,hortl), atter that parte
oh,er%cd the dog, running_ loose
ag,.un." said S_' Gnn11c),. adding, that
municipal h), i iA :h.irvc% are pending,
ae,rinst the c unpin),
' T ),cn though the), turned out 1"
he doL,, n's ,illi ,1 -t1ncern 1,111 Sidra
the), could ha\c done iu,t a, much
.lamag,c as an\ tiol),e. 1! tile\ caug,ht
or to iho,e c),clist, said
(lrinllc),. ,
fie noted that "guard clog,, can he
niang), iooking and thcrclore call_),
nli,taker for u,l),es ;n the .lark
A I ians:anada rcprc,eniatnc.
wht, reluseJ t,, `_'i,,c !ii, n,ulie. ,,rid.
CORRECTION NOTICE
For our 48 page Sears Today Flyer
(Sale dates: April 28 to May 4, 1997).
On page 22 - Save 25% Floribunda
bed in a bag & Jonette bed in a bag
should read: After May 4th Sears
Reg. prices will be 199.99-339.99.
On page 38, the regular price for the
10 channel cordless phone #16440 is
incorrect. The regular price should
read: 79.99 not 99.99.
We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience
this may have caused Sears customers.
Sears Canada Inc.
•'One pupp), ),),ent out from our
rence.•'
He declined to comment further
on the case.
Outerwear
Clearance
• off seiected wcmen'S
Ukkrgth coats
• '% off selected women's
coats and jackets
• 400/c off children's
spnng outerwear
50% Off
For Wonwwr
• Seiectec Casua
Connection sweaters
• Selected Attitude kart tops
• Additional 50oio off all
Previously reduced bags.
shoes and accessories
• All 'lair accessories
(exciuding ,;ones New York)
For Kids:
•
-'ants' ve1c,,r car.: r sleepers
40% Off
For Kids:
• _ •'On E3abv �lrrt� n S
sie, o_
y -New provisions in Development Chai"ges Aci
NEW/From page 1 amendments.
represent a reasonable res}xmse to that public Another change to Bill 98 requires new hone
buyers to be informed of the development charge,
input:' Municipal Atiairs and Housing Minister Al that apply to the homes they purchase.
Leach said in a news release announcing the
=M•
30% off
• ` Fw Wbe.m a Nr
Jr�+grner �olecnons�
• �, Casuaa Connector cVttor, fleece
• =ti Work GYnnectjor
"'er sportswear
• Ar.^..he late+ rienr-1
ctessrti, vests, sk,r. and srWs
• , : ' Sdks ' -1Csrer'r
• Al %,,lex bras and jnde<vveer
For MGM
• �_ ed a:; ti c-, ,ackets
cxarance iexciucWc designer
Collections;
?5% Off
For Nbam
• JOG -Ke'. :0( her
• Saecteo scarves, hats and belts
For Mere
• AJI regular priced denim
(excluding Leo's 501 • and Tommy)
• All regular pnced
svxnwear and shorts lexcludes
cles+9rter colections)
up to %
selected items
storewide
Friday, Saturday
and Sunday On
NoG
on women'',, men's
and kids' fashions
and ac ries
May 2nd '0 4-. rlcfudes jearance. sale and
regular -anted merm3ndise
25% Off
For Your Notttrtte:
• All cookbooks
• Meyer Farberware
8 -pee. cookware set
• Quantum stockpots-6 styles
20% Off
For Wonmm
• AJl AJIa houses
For Your Norrie:
• Ar -at idlc- ; ar o candle
accessories (049)
• A;! photo albums and frames
• :romans and footstools
under S 100
• AJI Ironing boards,
Overs arid pads
• N artificial flower arrangements,
stems and dried flowers
• � ,r ;ch drapery hardware
• :�r.,app of sleep glows
15% off
For Wwrren:
• -;*r1ir,(4 ;evveiiery
(ex'�,uO ,S Hilary' Drwcman;
For Your Horne:
• Eij :4s ;-iriA-x: 47,dre
• + area rugs
10% off
For Your Home:
chocolates
• ,tock Braun food prep appliances
• ,1lec,!b1es (excluding
Eaton Beauty Dog)
• uurns (excluding Iona)
• = k; anted horn office hxniture
$25 Off"
• F en to Medallion
:.omrernbie car seat
' "-AJta.'tOr, jff& After Mary ,
a.'egttdr � wd x ,is t,cd.ered
$40 Off
• Peg Perego 'Domani' stroky
$50 to $100 off
• Alt reg. priced sofa -beds
$100 off
Far 10dr • Al reg. priced Sirrr'nons,
• Selected�, t Seria. Sealy and Spring Air
Snugabye Kocishies U^ I%= QV mattresses sets
on f111'11ftre,
aPpllances and
electronics
'GST otleer exdtxies Panasaiic GA00 TVs, prereeorded audio and vow tapes, and Infants' fiinittre.
GST offers cannot be combined with deferred or monthly payrnent options.
Choose from one of otr 2 payrrtertt opsiorts, or no GST. Ari wriurt ptrdtase of $300. OAC. Monthly or
deferred payrra is appy to Eaton Card ptschases only $35 non-reftndable alniniistrabort dwW and
applicable taxes payable at time of purchase.
V* 1 deduct an amarnt eq^eiernt to the GST barn your total purawse price. Selection may vary by store.
Sam acoeptiorns apl* see ri s-oc a to data-,. oter a ckrdes Sungess Hit. al Jockey and Cahm laeri madiarnclise,
Easy Sprit ,trice,. a1 Guess madiarndse. Gucci watdnes, tine Widierx prestige watches and Mont Dem accemones.
DiacarMs not AAd w th any ottner oilier Disconrfs are dt the original ticketed prices, cries, olFnerwise noted.
' f Ezdixies Factory oLd ts. uvaOum Stas,, and Cteararnce Centres
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Four trUsteeslo-aid transition ubder new leg islation
Rt1TH ANN
SCHEDLICH
Appointed to
_local EIC
New board to take
over Jan. 1, 1998
The Durham Board of Education
has begun the transition to the new
district school hoard under new edu-
cation legislation.
Monday night. four trustees were
appointed to the local F,ducaiion
Improvement Commission, which
will lay the groundwork for the new
hoard, which takes over Jan. I, 1998.
Board chairman Ruth Ann
Schedlich of Pickering, vice-chair-
man Bohbie Drew of Scugog, last
year's chairman Audrey Maclean of
Oshawa, and her vice-chairman Bill
Fairburn of Bruck were named to the
local commission.
It will set up subcommittees to
deal with human resources, French
first language issues, communication
with schools, employees and the
public and orientation for new
trustees elected in November.
Bill 104, the Fewer School Boards
Act, sets in place an Ontario -wide
Education Improvement
Commission to oversee the transi-
tion frorn the current 129 school
boards to 66 next January when the
Province picks up the cost of educa-
tion.
Red Cross wants vour blood
All blood types are
urgently needed at
upcoming clinic
A.) %X — People who give the
gift of hic at an upcoming blood
donor clinic in Ajax could save as
many as four individuals.
The Alax-Pickering branch of the
Canadian Red Cross Society hopes
to collect 260 units of blood
Tuesday. 41ay 13 from I to 8 p m. in
the IlMS Ajax Room of the Ajax
('ornmunity Centre on Centennial
Road.
Sing each unit of blood is divid-
ed into four components -- red
cells. plasma. platelets and cryopre-
cipitate -- up to four people can be
treated with each donation.
All hlo(xd types arc urgentic need-
ed.
Healthy individuals from 17 to 70
years can donate blood every 57
days. Donors must have valid identi-
fication, including one piece with a
photograph.
The Ajax -Pickering Red Cross
usually hold.,, donor clinics in Ajax at St.
Bernadctte's Church, but that facility wasn't
available.
Call the local branch of the Red Cross at
420-3383 for more Information.
v (formerly of west Hill,
A Malo Sr J.ec,or Family Owned and Operated wnM eta
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Road ChapN 1057 Brock Road PICKERING :vst south oe+cr,
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Only $995.
There will also be fewer trustees
and those remaining will he paid
$5,000 per year. The local commis-
sion% will work out transition details
and report to the provincial commis-
sion.
While the Durham board will not
chane in siic or composition, there
will he fewer trustees and the hoard'`
French first language public students
and supporters will he part of a new
French first language hoard.
The local commission will play a
role in trustee distribution for the
new hoard. The number of" trustees
Durham will have is expected to be
announced by the Province in the
new few weeks, Ms. Schedlich said.
Another announcement expected
soon is the new funding formula each
hoard will receive per pupil from the
Province.
bulk barn+
Presenting the Wilton method
cake decora
classes
ting
ear- r,ake Jecorat ng the Wilton way
• , asses taught by a certrfied N,ltor in5trictor
_,:tam all the h rxiamentals of cake JecoratiN.
:^q. colour borders. stars and 'tie ose 10:00-1:00 •
c
Ever, f you ve never frosted a cake. ,n Aust !our hm
filled 2 -hour classes you !1 be aoie :o decorate
spectacular cakes Gum Paste
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+]rwsdays t DO p m tc p m. starttnq May 7
rsdays 7 00 p -m tc 9 00 p m. starting May g
Only at bulk barn Durham Centre
Harwood Ave & Hwy. 2, Ajax
Call 905-428-2363 for more intormat,c-.
Our uTn year cutting Kids Hair
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we've moved!
From: 1725 Kingston Rd., Pickering
To: Unit 5,1105 Finch Ave.
Pickering, Ontario L1V 1J7
(905) 420-2667
South east corner of Finch & Dixie
Margaret Hennebury, Sales Representative
We are looking forward to seeing you there
Good Value From People You Can Trust'
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.NDP picks Oshawa councillor blasts government
re ional
g
local candidate BN BRi Ns Lf:GRI•:I: NlihtII"oil John Gray. Ward 5 Regional Councillor.
S D -1 ►Ilctl on nuutiom Ihties to work together I() r
Doug Grey of Pickering has been
nominated to carry the banner for
+the New Democratic Party in the rid-
ing of Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge in
the June 2 federal election.
Mr. Grey, who was the riding
association president, was acclaimed
as the NDP candidate last week. In
his acceptance speech, he said he
decided to run
fur office
because the
Liberals and
Conservatives
cave been tear-
ing down pro-
grams that ,
benefit people.
"I want to I r .
�rescrvc and
protect what is
great about DOUG GRE]'
Canada. Alexa
McDonough acclaimed
and the federal
NDP have a plan.- He maintained
Lihcral and Conservative govern-
ments have failed.
"You don't reduce unemploy-
ment h, kickrn_ people off the
insurance program. You don't stop
child Pt'kcrty by cutting programs.
You don't give our young people
hope M taking away their upportu-
nities. You don't impro\c the econo-
my by chtfnn_g the tax burden to
working families. What you do is
give people secure. decent- paying
Jobs "
NIr Grey has liked in the riding
since 1971+ He works as national
representau\e for the
Communications. Energ-, and
Paperworkers l'nion.
SEARS
CORRECTION NOTICE
P.�ec a 35" „ sa'�e PA ---,,ay Ac• 26
J.:^cay May 4
Pace »2
Reacs -Ic' Buys Save 33 --
Go,,
G cve a^-•:,-? Reg . : oc Ear,
Net exactiy as _s:,atea y
Page »
Reaes Save $5-a: Moe- Faicets
Rec $yg 9'--'2� Eaz" $_:.4-y� a:
'No: exact:y as u.,,s•a*ec '
SEARS REGRETS ANY INCONVENIENCE
THAT THIS MAY HAVE CAUSED.
VEHICLE SERVICE
TIP OF THE
WEEK
Lynn Goodis
Consumer Car Mart Service
420-3555
Regular lube, oil,
filter and inspection
is as vital to the life
of your car as blood
is to your body.
DI ktiAM sI \1I
1)urhanl Region lint] Its member municipali-
ties can't ,unl\c lo�,rthcr am_ lonLcr, sa\s an
C)sha\\a eouncillor.
Basan Nicholson. \yard I Rc,•lonal
Councillor. sa\,, nta\ors and regional couneillors
\\ ill ultimatch ha\e to decide "do they want the
rc,,ron or their municipalities to continue.''"
Coun. Nicholson told member, of Osha\\a
Council's c\ecuti\e conunrttee �londa\ "n's
Irnpossrhle to hake three Ic\cls of go\crnrucnt
co-cm,t.: referring Io elt\ and regional go\em-
ment. along \\ uh Illc Pro\ Ince s pn,posed
Greater'roronto tier\ icc. Board.
• I'lic choice .kill he het\\een file Region of
Durham :end the Cit\ of Osha\+a:' �:ns ('oun.
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RC21011 .end (I�•ur �IfM all ',col later" to the C'tl\
of (Aha\\a Indreatitw their opposition to the
Crt\'s report reconrrncndinL the of ,onanfing A
Durham Re,•ion and the rner�_er of Osha\\a.
Which\ and Courtier.
But conlnuttce Inetubtr, ,:t\ arra eon,nruni-
ties must get the n,essa,le Ih:It the status you Is
not acceptable.
..Certain people nil\ \\;Int to put a huhhlc
o\cr their munlcillaht\. For c,oAtuplc. Clarrngton
sm s the\ lo\c the Rcglon of Durham and that It
should continue. I IVIICXC that kind of attitude
%, ill lead to the creation of the Ct1\ rf Durham
and the eliminan �n of ('I:Ir1n ton. �a\, (Tun
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\ent the Province from Imposing its restructunn
\\III on local gmernment in Durham.
"It's in our hest interests to work co-opera-
ti\el\, otherwise no one will like the results:'
sa\11 Coun. Gray, who suggcsls the Pi-mincc
Co uld elintrnatc all municipalities in the region
and create a giant City of Durharn.
Coun. Graf also called for local municipali-
ties to co-operate In the pro\Ision of services In
order to sa\c n,tntck and to demonstrate to the
I'rt+\tncr that "wc don't need ark mega sl\Ic
anral_ mations"
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rc_n n,tl g��\,•rnn,cn!. Jointed It1 IFt'-1. "ha, LiFm:
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♦ Editorial
Put the ou
•
in ur am U.
if' eark returns are an,. indication, Durham
Region is %kell on its %%;t% to creating an integrated
collc�,_e/universIl% centre.
Durharn College President Gare Polonsk, this
week helped kick off the colletgc • Creating
Future, (unci -raising campaign to raise the esti-
mated $1-2 million reCluircd for the integrated
i'acilitt.
So far. according to earl,. reports. the campaign
has about S5 million pledged.
That ti_,ure alone is a testament to the passion
and Comrnitrncnt of %lr Polonskv and all those
who have been %►orkin,• tirelcNsly on hehAt of the
initiative
Further. there has been a conspicuous presence
of successful corporate C1,117c11. in Durham Region
working on this campaign as v%cll. That hodes well
for the success of the arnhitious initiative.
Durham Collc,,c, thanks in large part to the
ener,_\ and leadership ,ho%%n by Mr. Polonsk\ in
his tenure as president, has alrcad\ established
itself as a leading institution in colle_.e training
and education.
With the Icxcl of commitment sho%%n here
amonL college officials and Durham's leading cor-
porate c►ti/.crts. it underscores the passionate
belief in the successful establishment of a unixer-
sit\ Centre for Durham.
When the campaign concludes —and it w ill, in
all likelihood, conclude successfull,. — Durham
students w ill have a ,.k ider ran, -,e of academic
opportunities right here at home.
And that meant, a better educated work force.
better long-term economic benefits and a better
environment for investment in jobs. businesses
and technolos!v.
We encourage you to consider these benefits as
the campaign unfolds. You can help the campaign
succeed so your children, and your children's chil-
dren, will be able to take full advantage of the
opportunities that will become available tomorrow
and beyond.
Remember, as the old saying goes, nothing suc-
ceeds like success.
To respond to this editorial call Infosource at
nfOSOUrce 683-7040 and dial 5104
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N LET'S GO
ONEQ OUR
ANA6ET
ONE MORE
Ti ME,f
,v Letters to the editor
Columnist's
scathing attach:
on nuclear plant
irresponsible
tantrum
To the editor:
Rc Blake Purdv's April 27 col-
umn headlined 'Horner doesn't
work here
Isn"t freedom til the press won-
derful ' Where else can an editor
openly admit that he has turned
down a chance to learn something
about a subject and then proceed to
make fun of it in so cruel and sill%
a manner? Because he would rather
have his "harbie" all he can do is
..speculate on how a trip through
the (Pickering nuclear) plant might
go." He then goes on' to malign
Hydro's efforts. Why'? The compa-
ny is only making an attempt to
educate people about its side of the
nuclear issue (especially ignorant
news editors, I would imagine).
It is hard enough getting many
of the people in our community to
learn about nuclear power. When
our local paper not only distorlN the
truth ahout the Nuhlcct tas it docs
with disturhing rcgularity I, but also
mounts a feckless. .cathinti attack
on an honest cndcayur In supply
infornialion ahout the topic, the
task hcconics even marc dillicult.
Mr Purdy seems to take pride in
a%otding the tour opportune% and
flaunts los i_•noran:c as if it were a
badge of honor. Instead. I suggesl
Mr Purdy should feel shame and
eniharrassrnent for his admission
and mocker%.
Although I don't expect to
receive one. he rcalIN does owe an
apology to hoth our community and
Ontario Hydro for this, his latest
irresponsihle tantrum.
Raymond E. Metcalf,
Pickering
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KEITH
GILIGAN
Ajei.v
Sl(1 f f Writer f.
Leadfoot may
live next door
A thumhs-dawn (nutri-yinalk ) and a
thumhs-up for the provincial governtncnt.
First the negative vote — for gcttin�_ rid
of phot,, radar. Or more specifically. li tr n( 0
p%ing municipalities the chance to use thy:
technology If it community like May hati
photo radar. then ma%he the moron %%fit.
Nev. past nic %%title I Aas drr m2 in front ,I
Lincoln A,,cnuc Public Sch(x)l on a rcccni
weckdav imirning might hayc fern cau_hi
It w:(. lununatc no"N wits crtn.ine ih-,
.street vyhen Lcadhx>t stepped on it.
'ilic .peed limn on Lincoln Sircct is 11
kilometres an hour, which I %vas ,lain_
(honest t Lcadhitit had to ha%c h,-cn d)in
at least hO km when she passed rite.
I then . iyv I.cadlixtt roll through lwt,
Mops helore turning and I lost sight of licr
A hit A trivia for vou: the \asst ntalorm
of nit,tonsts speeding on your street ;it
,.our nci,htx,rs. Ncvl time you i,%ant the
speed hnut lowered on your street. dont
speak to v our councillors, talk lis v our
neighbors.
No%v for the thurnbs-up. %lav he the
Prov mcc Is onto u,mcthmz when it N iv s
Lovcmnrcnt needs to be O%- auled.
A in Ix,ml is it decision ma tic
NI, mdav by the Durham Board of
Aucalit,n upro onng the pertectly t•txrl
I-mhcy A zn m_ a tree as a gift for each ncti
school. Now. It coninuttee ol* li%e — the
txrard , hairnlan. a trustee from the conunu-
nit\ in which the school IN located, a dirc.:-
tt,r tit education, area sulerintendent and
schtx,l principal —will pick a ,_ill costing
tetwecn S,(X) :Ind S4(11) 'Ihc cornmiticc
could. h% the way, pick a tree as a gift.
First, why does it take live people to
decide on a gilt'? Reminds me of the old
expression a camel is a N)r%c designed h\ .i
committee. A director of education, an area
superintendent and the principal of a ncvv
school have beater things to do with their
[line. than sit down and try to come up with
a klit idea.
Second, why tx>thLr with a gift at all
when the opening of a new %Lh(x)t is gift
enough'? Ask the parents of Archbishop
Denis O'Connor Catholic High Sch(tol stu-
dents who may see their children learning
in a warehouse.
Keith Gilligan writes in our Friday miation
of staff columnists. To respond to this col -
milli call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial
5108.
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Battling c
Lakeside Puhll, Schk)ol senior ,tLidcnt,,, from left, Crai_,
Ha�xksha�c. Vkrona Noak and Eileen Choi confer dunnl-I
the finals of the Mat Puhltc Lihr,tn', Battle of the Boo)ks
Top noun esters
B) K, 13t KBiix,;-
�Pf l': ".. ; k, ;iii %i \k , %1A I K I R
Nine local studcnh knew all aK,ut
pressure Ibex kn,w how to spell it. t,h+
I'hc nine top spellers fnorn Ala\ and
Pickrnng arc getting set to niatch their
skill, aLainst ether students from the
;;rcater 1 wronto :arca.
'Ilk students advanced to the Spelling
Bcc of Canad.i finals at (_)ueen's Park this
coming SundaN atter n.In_ to the top at
recent semi-final competitions.
About IN) students from :Vax and
Pickcnn_ :ormpctcd in three age groups:
pnman (ages ,c%en to 9I. junior t 10 to
12 i and Intermediate ( 13 to 15 Phren
spellers tions each group advancc'ct to
Sunda\'s finals.
Cormpetitors in the pnman categon
created the most drama lir about 2(X)
spectators at Frenchman's Bax Puhlic
Schrkil in Pickering April 11.
Orizanrren ,.:heduled both the prima -
n and junior students to compete
Inetwcen b and X:30 p.m. But it took the
full two -and -a -halt hours just to deter-
minc the top three primann_ spellers.
Lola Barret1. spelling lice co>_ordina-
tor for Ajax and Pickering, was
impressed h�, the youngsters' skills and
their abilit% to handle pressure.
'11 -tier are excellent kids."
The first words the 29 primary
spellers faced came trorn over 2(X) they
had studied before the competition. But.
scam they were into "tic -breaker words"
they had never seen before.
But even those words didn't stump
them.
When three students finally triumphed
around 8:30 p.m., junior category young-
sters still had to compete, stretching the
spelling bee to past 9 p.m.
Winners in the primary category are
Allison Maclsaac, 9, from Maple Ridge
Public Sc:hcwl, Pickering (first place);
Arielle Sepulveda. 9, of St. Francis de
Sales School, Ajax (second); and Danica
Sergison, 9, of Frenchman's Bay P. S.,
Pickering (third).
Junior category winners are Akhil
Shelly, 11, from Lincoln Avenue P. S.,
Ajax (first); Christopher Yarnell, 11, from
Frenchman's Bay P. S., Pickering (sec-
ond); and Saleema Vellani, 10, from
William Dunbar P. S., Pickering (third).
ohoto by Andrev% N ino.vsk
books
on April 2.1. La.c,,ide won the Grades 7 and S senior diyi-
sion. ( )ther team memlkrs are Jennifer Elliott. Andrea
Wis imin and Caroline Ripat.
off to S pel l i n,a B
Winner,, in the u:;: nko)iate c,i;c_on.
who competed April I at the Pickering
Central I.ihran. arc Brett fdarding. 1-1,
Irori St Meir, Catholic Sc:ondan
S.h,xil. PickonnL (first . NNilliam Ripat.
1-4. from Lake side P S .:f lax ( second t:
and Shcn L�. nn Parkcr. 13, f rorn
Frenchman's Bat P S . Pickering (third).
T?kx're oft to the MaclX nald Block
building at the corner of Bat and
NVellesley streets in Toronto Sunda,,
w tion they11 Dc am
12 municipalities
in Metro Toronto
and the surround-
ing
urnound-
int area w ho' l l
C u m p c t c.
Spectators arc
welcome at the
cnrmpetilion,
w hich runs from 3
to 6 p.m. in the
Ontario nxxm on
the second flexor.
11.. Barrett
saes competition
is designed to
F -I -N -A -L -S
strengthen the siudrnt�' language ,kill,
and giye them valuable puhlic spcakm,_
experience.
Tlu Spelling Bcc of Canada rs a non-
profit, charitable organirauon that
encoura,•cs %ouths. parents, teachers and
the oonnnunitn to participate in thc edu-
cational pnvess. It hewn in the G I'A in
ty?tX The organirauon plans to expand
acro.,, the crwntn and c%cntually hold
national championships.
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SCbOOI bOim �CeE I�.S S�MW OD�1�f�' l'tkltt
Durharn Board of Edtcafm bustees are bound for Black.
-7bey'll hold the May 12 board maering at Brack ffrgh School
in Cannington at 7 P.M.
Trustees and board staff have been invited to spend the after
noon in the northern municipality by Brock trustee Bill Fairburn.
Last year, trustees held one meeting in Uxbridge. The visit,,
allow re,
idents of north Dtntharrt to attend a board meeting with-
out having to travel to Whitby, where the board's education centre
is located.
Are your projects late ano vvermogeve
Cull the .cperiulist in project
and cost manu,r;ement.
Project Management Coarse
May 26th and 27th
W. Robinson project Control Services
Wayne Robinson -Cost Engineer AACE
(905) 428-0116
MOTIEWS DAY EAMAL
RECOVER YOUR
LOVESEAT Latour ;.�, .. err
Included V41.
Call the store
for details
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(36"160" Solid Table) x
White/Natural
Fant Assembled Chairs
Ajax Pickering.
News Advertr,
please call q`
.68 3 - 070'
phgto by A.J. Groep
Flipping
for French
Bernard Alhengo, the owner of Nice Bistro in Whiths,
demonstrates how to niakc crepes during an orientation
day at Ajax High Schtmi for Grade X French irnnlersum
students from SouthwcKod Park Public Schex)l. Groin, the
public school students some pointers were Grate c)
French iinrriersion students
,611'e spm
Leisure N'ear..
Business Wear..
Mother Of The Bride
Wra! )n 401 +r;un Wn+fes Rd
Ex,! Kingston Rd
Rigtir a! l+rst exi! (Lawson Rd 1
Turn lett at bgnt Here we are'
366 OLD KINGSTON RD. • HIGHLAND CREEK VILLAGE
(31RADE �
LEARNING CENTRE
At Grade Expectations cur mission
is to help students reach weir poterual
A comprehensive assessment e%aivates
each students needs and an individualized
educational program is designed
Ultimately each program u ill help
increase interest. build self confidence
and improve academic performance
Reading
Milling >r
Sludil Shills
GRADE 99*90 A
EXPECTXFION. S 44� LEARNMIG CENTRES
1885 Glenanna Rd. Suite 103 Pickering 420-9930
Pickering • Unionville • Richmond Hill • Thornhill • Newmarket
Brampton • Mississeuga • Oakville • Leaside • Nepean
I
Fund-raising -
11- you get the munchies Saturday.
May 10, you can help people who
suffer from arthritis.
The Arthritis Society of Durham
Rc 'ion is hosting a fund-raising har-
hc'cuc to help people sullering from
this painful and dehihialing condi-
THE NEWS: ADNERTI.WR iRIDAY. MAY 2,, 19'7 • PAGE9•
barbecue"161ps arthritis sufferers
thin.
It runs from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. at
the Dominion Sa%-a-('entre In the
Amherlea Plana at Whitcs Road and
Strouds Lane. Pickering.
You can get it hot does or hani-
hurvers along w ith a drink for ti_
Proceeds will help fund research
into arthritis, public education about
the condition and programs for
arthritics.
For more information, call Lucy
Perm of the Arthritis Society at I-
8SX-765-0005.
ASSORTED
CLEMATIS
• Alpina Willy _
•Blue Bird is •.ie
•
Blue Ravine �a • PWneia Jackman
• C.omtease de Bouchoind • Pink Farilmy
• 6nast Mw*harn _ • Rouge CarcUnal
• Etoile Vioilt Vile ds Lyon
• Gypsy Queer. • k4me. ,tufa c
• Haghy Hybrid x ` ""R Mma. La couMn
HW(Am t• Mrs. ChNorowdWer �
• Nbft Barrnan '�• Melly Moser
,0 .y �K'� •AssoreC a^,rerr:de 3c+ -,ng 3�s.^
FLOWERING E- a—•e +vegeta . Mrcrangea
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• Asscrec 30gw0oc • Nor'nr^ -", F xsyriu
• Assortet Sarva • ;amber-,
• T-yewr :arwcn[r^+ AND MANY MORE'
?,�°QT gegn�wnng o«rarr
BOXWOOD
WINTER GEM • Ernerakl green toi,age
• Plant 12- apart
HOSTA
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CEDAR
- Irm Iwdy tm grown
• IPA gmW n alssw oondiMans
• Pum 2' to A' aw
110 -100 CM
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.f Jt i ultural Council dc in ' §h' a lcatlons
ce tp F
cepting
Hard %xorh :n school and good h% the applicant• student's service to the eonnnunit\ than Monday. June 9.
deeds Hithin the contmunit'. could • A resunic outGnin=o .-.Iiool imul\ement • :1 5111)- it) I00-\\ord essay oil Send your application packages it): Nj;
pa> dnidcnds. and contribution., personal interests, scr\icc N1ulticultunlli.ni: Enhancing. the Canadian Lahai. Chair of the Scholarship Conunllt
File Multicultural Council of to the community and other relc\ant inlor- IdenlM. Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Mi-fui
Osha"a/Durham is accepting appli- mation. An,, other information the applicant P.O. Box 918, Oshawa, Ont. UH 7N I,
:anon. for its '97 Community • Official and up-to-date transcripts of" all wants to pro\ide. For more information, contact M,
Scryiccs Scholarship. high school courses. Application,, must he reccinrd by the Lahai at 728-5205 or Dave Patterson at 7.'
Am student N ho "III recent an letters of reference supporting the Chair of the Scholarship Coniniittec no later 5418. ,
USSI) From a Durham Re,_non scc-
ondar\ school h. June 30 and \.\ ho is
enrolled in a full-time college or uni-
ycrsit\ program effecti,c this
September is eligible to appl\.
'I -he Scholarship Conunitice of,
the council \& ill a%%ard 51.000 to the
lop li\c students who exhibit execl-
lence in acadcinics, school imolye-
ment and contributions• personal
interests and, most importantly. scr-
vice to the cornmunit\.
The application package must
include:
• A letter of appli:ation suhmitted
SP�'_ESS "EG M�pE_
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aria ......_.,,. Doors �e^•.a, wrh�r,P• ,ograoe^
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REDUCED - FANTASTIC VALUE
1633 MIDDLETON ST.
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box, two-tier loading, speed sensitive steering
See Your Dealer Now For Details!
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toward The Total Purchase Prx:e a kale down /. . ,1. Get ♦.
payment of your next new CM vel,,je' O�
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Matt to make hisPitch
Before the Toronto Blue Jays and Minnesota Twins start their game on
Saturday, Mutt Atkinson will get a chance to show ofT his pitchin., abili-
ties. Matt's father Ajax Councillor Joe Atkinson won a draw to throw out
the opening pitch at Ajax Day at the Sk` Dome. With Matt are Exeter
High School principal Pamela Chnstoff and Ajax L1aso)r Stc\e Parish.
Raise a
`toast' to
public
speaking
PICKERING
-- A Pickering
Toastmasters club
invites you to
speak out at its
upcoming meet-
ing.
The Pickering
Powerhouse
Toastmasters
meet Tuesday
-tights from 7 to 9
p.m. at the Board
of Trade offices,
1099 Kingston
Rd., suite 224,
Pickering.
The club is a
fun and energetic
group. New
members are wel-
come.
Toastmasters
is an international
organization
designed to pro-
mote speaking,
(listening and
thinking skills.
Call 831-1855.
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Lim
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dealer of the
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deals on all our
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Rox ton line
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Greenthumbs want*-, -New- historicaf
x
to tourgardens
that grow we11
PICKERING .— The Pickering
Horticultural Society needs the community's
help to find interesting gardens for its fourth
annual garden tour Sunday, July 20.
If you know someone with an innovative,
interesting, beautiful or otherwise remarkable
garden landscape, the society wants to hear
from you even if it's your own yard.
To make your recommendation or for more
information, call Barb at 839-7600 or Christine
at 420-4095. Or you can fax your suggestion to
416- 282-5038.
The garden tour is open to the public at a
minimal charge. Additional information will be
announced later.
society set for
founding meeting
PICKERING -- ,1 ncwl, estahlishcd local
historical ioclCt% will host its inaugural mcctinL,
on Wednesday. Ma,, 7 at 7:30 p.m.
The Pickering'F')wnship Historical Society's
founding meeting will he held at the Old
Liverpool House Restaurant. corner of Liverpool
Road and Hw`. 2. Pickcrin ,.
Speakers will include John Sahean and
Ontario Historical Snciet cxccuti\e director
Uoroth,, Duncan.
The election of officers will also take place
durim-, the c%cmn.,.
For more Information. call Ti
1'AcE t2 -"CHF: NEWS AIWF.RTISER FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1997
Pickering libraryatrons can now hook u to the Net
p p
PICKERING — I)un't %kon\ II',,ou can't
find the Information you need in the Plckerlm:
Central Librar •s ram book,, 'Ilse librar_ noA
pro\ules ICCCSN to the Internet.
•llic hhrar recognved the Internet as if use-
ful tool fur accrssim� the inCrc islnL amount of
information a\allahIc on-line and drCIJCd to
make It aradahlr to the public,
I Ihrar staff have designed quick access to
selected sues. taking searchers directh to the
most useful Inform:won sources.
Chief lihranan Sand\ Canneron sa\s in a
Press rrleaNc. "%lust people are concerned �k ith
aCces,� to Contro%elNi 11 Ides. But In our opinion.
the much more senous iouc Is the reliahilit\
and quant\ Control of Internet information.
Users \x ill ha'.0 to be nnrCII more a%karc of )rho
has developed a datahasc. and hog+ reliable it
Is. as well as Aral %% ]fit response time problems
and the dlllcrent ,kills needed lot ,carching the
net >k ork
slat) �klll offer as,sIstallie in won,_, the
lihrar's Internet raCII SMLjrda\ frunr 1%1c1\ l to
31 KCl\.+ern y and II a.m. at the Central
I.ihrir. :\s well. staff %\ ill pro\ idr printed
guides on ho%% to usC lhC Internet most rflcC-
tr%ely And information v+ill hC arallahlr for
parents who'll need to help their children
uatr the things the\, find on the Internet.
Ilene first four Internet work stations arc t
Mid running in the adult area of the Crntr
Library. It plans to soon have shout C12111 s1,
tions including some in Children's S'rA ice
Fyzinsion to the lihrarv's other branches ski
start in 1998. I ur more information, call tl
Pickering Central I.ihrary at 83 1-6265.
TUESDAY, APRIL 22ND -SATURDAY, MAY 3RD
Tuesday through Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. until 5 p.m.
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air cond.. tit. cruise, prni•,ors dom buckets conso4, cond. ld, Cruise prrorrors. leather buckets console alum
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Only 13,000 wiles `'A
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Only 51.000 ries. '
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quadra track, tog lamps, AMIFM cass., p/mrrors. sled
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traier tow, prep. 6 more
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AM rM ass o w : radials, Sport pack Trac loci otf road
pack doth Nickels & more
Oniy 20,700 miles
Balance factory -x-
Stk Warranty5166
SAVE BIG
1996 LHS
35L auto . P w . PS . dtwise. p seats auto "ar.lealheir
buckets' alum wheels, traction control p minors. console,
AMFM cess. equalizer
8 more Black.
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�.. L Sa THE NF_.% 'S AoovP Z rist. t VRIIM97 1', NIAN' 2, 19 - PA{I k-1 1
To''
wn of Pickering '
to honor best of the best
111. PICKERING — Know anyone
ural who has served their community
sta beyond the call of duty'?
X"The "I'own of Pickering is seeking
Mill nominations for its awards for volun-
Ihr tecr service in the conlnlunily.
Categories in which nominations are
being accepted are:
* Special Citation Award recognis-
ing outstanding achlc%enlents.
including pro\incial and national
recognition:
Party honors
retiring
Pickering
firefighters
PICKERIM; — I -he public is Imu-
cd to a rcuicincnt dinner and dance
hem,, held this Saturd i` m, -hl for three
nlcnlhers of the Plckcnn , Fire
Ikparinicnt.
Fire Prc%cntion 01'11ccr Captain Ron
N1,,rLan retired last Oc1ohcr IirllowlnL
3�i scars of hull -tune .crier with the
department and sewn -scars of scr icc as
a Noluntccr before that. Ili, contributiow,
dunn2 that lime Included cndlr>, hours
of c;urrpalgning for the Ntuscular
Ihstrophs Ass(>Liatlon, bringing the
Learn Not -it) Burn program to Plckcnng
schkxrls, and icachnl_, fire salrt, it, _cn-
crations of school chddren. Guides and
trouts. Captain Jack 1)rinkwatcr retired
at the end of Januar,. atter 3I -scars of
scr Icc. He joined the Plckcring Flrc
lhpau-trncnt In 196h ars a -soluniccr and
hecante a full -tinge fireti',,hter in 1970. In
!975 Captain Ihlnkwater saved the life
of" a 10ur-Near-old lxr` who had fallen
into a Ix)ol aril had no -srtal signs when
he and other tircii,,hters arri%,d on the
scene. He pertornled CPR on the wa-s to
ttic hospital and tier child started to
breathe. Captain 1)rrnkwatcr Is also
responsible fur -,a,. Ing the hlc of another
1xn when lie was pulled from the RouLc
Riker. and was presented a cuanon hs
the Plckenn_-, nlallor for sa%In_ the two
children. first Class Fircl-whier 1)a%c
'Ihonlpson started with the I'Ickenn
Fire I)cpartntcnt in 1974 as a tirrti_hier
He later served as public relations officer
and alar worked in the training depart-
ment.
Presentations to the retiring officers
and the dinner and dance he_,in at 7:30
p.n1. in the West Salon of the Pickering
Recreation Complex at 1867 Valley
Farin Rd. Tickets, at S 15 per pen.ln, will
be available at the door. 'Mere's a rash
bar. For more information, call Ron or
Bev Ireland at 6654918 (home) or 427-
6415 (office).
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* Local Business Award recognising out-
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* Community (iroup Award recognising
outstanding contributions to Pickering:
* Local Arts Achievement Award:
* Local Youth Awards. one rccogni/ing -sol-
unicerivn and another hononnt-, outsiandln-
leadership.
If you knwA someone who has con-
Inhutcd their time ill make Pickering, the
outstanding town that it is, submit a nomi-
nation h� Wednesday. May 7 to the Town of
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For more information call 'rina Scholl at
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The award, ticll he presented preceding=
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Mike Myers'feefi
,\'o%- p4ving at Nforiplex 9,
Pickering
Anaconda: Eric Stulti. Jennifer
Lope/. An c\hcdition :_oes hunting
for a nian-eating snake. A reptile
lo\er's deli_ht. look for some top-
notch special effects and a slither\
villain \ou could s\kear was a It\ -
Ing. hrcathinL thine.
That Old Feeling: Bette
Nlidlci. Dennis Farina. Another star
,tchidc for %lldlcr. who -s ncycr
been better than In this smart c0111-
cd1,
N1cHale's Na-.,.: Tom :Arnold.
Tim Cum. :\ hi -screen adaptation
of the small -screen comcd% series
of the '6(k
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n ' groovy as Austin Powers
Snipes. A filmed -m -Toronto thriller
about murder and intrigue at the
White Flouse. One question: Where
\Acre Bill and Hilar\'
Liar, Liar: Jim Carre\. A
lawscr cannot lie for 24 hours after
his young son gets his birthda-,
wish. ;Another comedic showcase
for Carre\. Suffice it to say.
Carrcy's character finds himself in
all sorts of trouble.
Austin Powers: Mike 1\tscrs.
Hi/ahcth IFUrlcs. :A '60k secret
agent is froien in time and brought
hack in the '90s in this retro-conic-
dy. An affectionate look at the psi -
chedch,: cra. Watch out for those
new hell-ho(tonts.
The Saint: Val Kilmer.
F.Itsalk•ih Si Lie Kilmer. i,f Bauman
fame. play% master thief Simon
Templar who's a inaster of dis-
guise. Shue is his love interest.
Breakdown: hurt Russells
Kathleen Quinlan. Russell goes
into action oyerdrnc in this hi, -,h -
way thriller about a man whose
wife Is kidnapped when their car
breaks do" n.
Volcano:-fonun% lcc Jones.
Anne Hcche. A %olcano threatens
to make los Angcles a mere nlcm-
or. Another natural disaster nunic
that's hig on special effects and not
so hi,-, on belic)ahilitV
Rom% R Michelle,%
High School Reunion:
I_Isa KUJro'A. Mira
Sornmo. Another tuck
from a friends star. 'ilio
Video files...
,One an,el, 101 dialmations
THF. PRE'.A(W R'S it If
Starring Denzel 1iashington and It hitnev
Houston. Directed by Pennv Mar hall.
Rated P6
fhc nniakc of Can Grants classic 'The
Bishop's \\ iii•* _races [he %Ideo shcl\cs this week
with a hca�cnl\, presence and sound
\\ lien a :oinrnunii� church lalls Into hard
time-, during the huhda\ season the preacher
bt:gms to doubt his faith After he asks +or help
he Lets it in the turns of Iknicl \\.lshin t,in who
is a rookie an cl lust wanting to spend more
time on Earth. Bs consulting his angel manual.
ti\ashin,.,ton attempts to male things turn around
but things get complicated when he tails for the
preacher's wife. played by Whitne,, Houston.
Classics are always hard to redo and arc often
better left alone but this one Is okas What makes
Up for song of the slower time,, in the filen arc
the ,onvs hs \\ hitne, Houston and
1\ashininon's case at hLinz an angel
This is a \ idco the entire farntl\ can cnio� as
it teaches main lessons without being oh%ious
ahout them. It \Atli also hrmv a feclmu,, of the
Christmas season to spring,.
treat to watch, especially tf you can remember the
original animated Icature Glenn Close is exccl-
lent as Cruella Dc Vil and the supporting cast.
which Is musty animals, is fantastic.
As alwa� s. DisneN comes up \AIth another fam-
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May 2+3: Jenny & Josie
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With plans to kill them in
May 9: Two For The Show
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Warriors of Virtue: Angus
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Jeffers O'cdidlat is transported to
the niysterious land of Tao...and
then must save it from the evil war
lord Komodo. An action fantasy
flick ainied at the \oungcr set.
1\mv plaving at the
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Around Durham
Re"von
Troubledwaters
The uncertain future of
Oshawa's harborfront
BY BRIAN LEGREE
DURHAM STAFF
OSHAWA — When Nester
Pidwencccki drives down Simcoe Street
to Oshawa's lakeshore, his eyes focus on
the harbor's west wharf and he thinks
about the possibilities.
The Oshawa Ward 4 Regional
Councillor sees a "people place:' com-
plete with condominiums, restaurants,
shopping and a boardwalk,
At the moment, however. Coun.
Pidwerbecki's vision is obscured by
some giant oil tanks.
Yet he remains optimistic the City and
the Oshawa Harbor Commission can
resolve years of differences through a
new spirit of co-operation.
Inti)rmal discussions with OHC chair-
man Don Walmslcy have led Coun.
Pidwerhecki to believe "there is room to
move" on the harbor.
Coun. Pidwerbecki feels the two sides
can reach a compromise regarding the
future of a portion of the harrfx,r lands,
specifically the west wharf ilocatcd
immediately cast of Sirnk:oc Street).
"Our plans and their plans are a little
-)it diflerent;' says Mr. Walnisley, noting
the OHC suppow s the continued industri-
Whitby robber
%N H1T111l" — A •.wuld-ht: bandit who,
" dust didn't seem to know what he was
doing" fled a doswnto)wn ro)hber\ empty-
handed yesterday when his victim shrieked
fisr help.
"He lust wasn't too) bright, he just didn't
scorn to know what he was going to Lk).
think he couldn't make up his mind what to
say:' Katherine O"Fixilc, co-owner of
}:xotic Collectable Car Co., said of the talk-
ative but timid, well-groomed robber.
She said a mars entered the 1032 Brick
St. S. store just befiore 12:3() p.m. and
began browsing and making small -talk
with his intended victim.
He then approached the counter and,
with one hand in his coat pocket indicating
he was anrred, calmly said to Ms. O'Toole:
"I'll tell you what I want. I want all the
trxsnev in the fill"
-Fie was not intimidating, riot aggres-
sive. I r ally didn't believe him. I just was -
al use fisr the port. but adds "there are
areas that we can go halfway"
City council is expected to formalize
the composition ol'a special committee at
its Monday meeting to hold talks with the
OHC. Councillors Pidwcrbccki. Iry
Harrell and Bob Boychyn have all indi-
cated they want to sit on the special com-
mittee.
" 1 think we can move ahead rather
quickly;' says Coun. Pidwerhecki.
Once the committee is forinaliied, it
will meet with the OHC to sec if the two
sides can agree on a facilitator to oversee
discussions and Coun. Pidwerhecki is
hoping David Cromhic, head of the
Waterfront Rc,encration Trust and for-
mer ma,, or of TOronto, will be the indi-
vidual to navigate those talks.
" I think a team from the City and the
commission can sit down and resolve 99
per cent of the issues;' says %1r.
Walmsley. "but a third party would give
It a push to get it appro%cd.'.
But Oshawa MP Ivan (;rose; doesn't
believe David Cromhic would take the
job.
..I don't think he'd touch it with a If> -
foot pole;' he says. "He's got other prob-
lems to wom aK)ut."
y attempt foiled
i;'t thrcaacntid by iaiai, said tits. () I(s)le.
44. who) briefly stared at the man in disbc-
hel. then ran to the Nick of the Stowe
screaming, for >r tier partner Genc Y ack i u ,n to
call fix- poshce.
A guess I screamed so) Io)ud Fre just ran
out the door." she sod.
"He was very timid. I just had a gut I -e l-
ing this guv didn't kn,,w what he was
dosing. the way he was stalling"
A.s the robber fled on fix)f to neairbv side
stmcts, Mr. Yackistsn, whit) is 47, jumped
into his Porsche. accompanied by an
employe: fr)m a ncighbo)nng business.
and gave chaise.
Durham Regional Police said a 33 -
year -old suspect was nabbed by Const.
Chis W inn nwmems later as ttrc inlcr%c :-
tiosn of Trent and Centre streets. He was in
custody and still being questioned at yes-
terday's press time by detei�tives at I8
Division.
Crack user gets
a break from
judge
BY STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM STAFF
A convicted crack -user on a wait-
ing list for a heart transplant was
spared a jail sentence yesterday and
instead placed under house arrest for
30 days.
Doctors have told Gal -net W.
Hartwig, 27, that he requires life-sav-
ing transplant surgery and that, with-
out a new heart, "he is not expected to
live past 30;' defence lawyer John
Adamson said.
Crack cocaine is a highly danger-
ous drug which "rivals heroin" in its
level of addictiveness and is "known
to kill" users, Oshawa provincial
court Judge David Stone said.
Raising a hand
for Canada
Monica Pollonais (left) helps her mother. Anthony Daniel Catholic School in
Doris Pollonais, keep her hand raised Pickering Thursday. The ceremony cele -
while the two swear their oath of citizen- brated the: Golden Jubilee of Canadian
ship at a special ceremony held at St. Citizenship.
The judge said it is "astonishing"
the former King Street East man,
given his medical condition, would
show such reckless disregard for his
own life by using the drug.
Mr. Hartwig pleaded guilty to pos-
sessing on May 26 a small amount of
the cocaine derivative as well as hash
oil.
Mr. Hartwig suffers from serious
heart -related medical conditions
which require him to take about 15
pills daily, to hook up to a respirator -
like machine while he sleeps and to
have his blood tested on a weekly
basis, Mr. Adamson said.
Since his arrest, Mr. Hartwig has
started a new family, moved to
Kingston and severed all drug -associ-
ated ties in Oshawa, Mr. Adamson
said.
"He is very much aware that any
further involvement in illicit drugs
could have incalculable conse-
quences. . . He could be six feet
under:" he said.
Judge Stone said increasingly
widespread use of crack cocaine has
become a serious problem in the
community and has resulted in "the
degradation of certain elements in
society "
But given Mr. Hartwig's "unique"
circumstances, the judge handed
down a 30 -day conditional sentence,
which requires he remain in his resi-
dence at all times except for medical
appointments and emergencies. He
also placed the offender on two years
probation.
"it may well he Mr. Hartwig does
not care about his personal health or
well-being, but it is clear Mr.
Adamson in his submissions does:'
Judge Stone said.
Attack was
fiction
OSHAWA — A 33 -year-old
Oshawa woman who claimed she'd
been \ iciousty attacked by two men
while walking her dog has been
charmed with public mischief.
The wornan told Durham
Regional Police that she was knocked
'to.) the ground and kicked repeatedly in
the farce while walking her dog in a
grassy area behind the Oshawa Civic
Auditorium on April 18 at about 7:30
p.m.
In a published newspaper story
following the alleged incident. the
woman reportedly said one of her
attackers attempted to sexually assault
her. but fled atter being bitten by her
dog.
''I here were several inconsisten-
cies in her story when she was reinter-
yiewed by detectives:' Sergeant Jim
Grimley..She has recanted her storv:'
Muriel Anne Spencer, 54, of
Vancouver Court, is to appear in
Oshawa provincial court at 850 King
St. W. on May 15.
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AjaxiiiiiiPickering hospital honored for excellence
Ajax -Pickering, General Hospital .wn
two awards recentl\ for its conlniament to
quality.
On April 25, the hospital y as one of 15
Durham businesses. institutions and services
to win an .Award of Excellence from the
Bureau for Excellence in Durham Rc_ion.
The Awards of Excellence are desl_*ned
to encourage and recognize quality-dri\en
continuous imPro\cment in all sectors of the
communit\.
The award honors businesses. health care
Brunch aids
youth park
PICKERING — :\ special scric,
of Sunda\ hrun:hcs is being held a1
Mud Hen's "Daps and Grill til raise
mune\ for the new youth parr
planned for Pickering.
'Ihc\ run from It) a.m. to 3 P.rn.
cacti Sunda\ and cost tix `9 per per-
skm. Children under six arc free. :\
portion of the pn>L'ecds w 111 _ tit the
park
The brunch Sunda\. Nla\ -:will he
a spe:ial kirk -(ill c\cnt for the series.
the Amazing Wir M.i_ician and
Illusionist. will perik)rnl h,-iwccn ll
a.m. and 2 p ml T here w ill also he fire
trucks it the e\cnt
M,iJ Hcn's is at 121 1 K;r_stun Rd.
in 1'i:kcrin_-.
Fku more inf'ornlation, call the
restaurant at
Project Warmth
.aids Manitoba
flood victims
A.1 \X — Alax residents arc heing
asked t.. :iclp the residents of f1tK1f
ra\a_cd Manitoba with donations of
clothm • and non-prnshahle to od.
Donations for Project Warmth can
be dropped A-1 at the Ala\ -Pickering
Saltation Aril\ store at 4; Station St .
at the Ala\ Canadian Tire Store on
Hw\. 2 cast of Westnev Road and at
the two Ajax Fire Department stations
— at !Monarch A\enue and Centennial
Road, and at Hw\. 2 and Westne\.
All donations will be shipped to the
Salvation Army in Winnipeg for distri-
bution.
Cash donations can also be made at
anv Roval Bank branch through a fund
called Winnipeg Relief. For more
information, call 686-1264, 683-8473
or 683-7791.
Tea party for
seniors Sunday
A free Seniors' Dav Tea Party is
being held by the Pickering Carib -
Canadian Cultural Association
Sunday. May 4 at the Pickering
Recreation Complex. 1867 Valle}
Fami Rd.
All seniors from Ajax and
Pickering are invited to attend the
event. which will run from I to 3:30
p.m. and include entertainment.
Tel make a reservation, call Alma at
428-6746, Norma at 430-3057 or
Willard at 428-8244.
services. education organizations and gov-
ernment avcncies tier maintaining yualit} in
the \%a\ the\ carry out their business.
Criteria includes IcaLrship. customer focus
and cmplowe satisfaction.
Hospital president and CF.O Bruce (Till'
attributes the award to \cars of hard work h\
everyone at the institution.
.'qtr. Cliff sats in a press release. "About
four \cars ago. Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital fornlall\ cnlharj Cd upon its
Quaht\ Journc\. Sin;c ihcrl die hospital
staff, medical stats. \oluntecrs and hoard of
directors have worked extremely hard to
de\eloP and strengthen the yualit} impru\e-
ment program at the hospital."
The hospital received the Award ol'
E:xccliencc at a Mala cercnloln held ai the
Holiday Inn in Oshawa.
The Rc_ion of Durham recently gate the
hospital's Sailwinds Restaurant an award for
pro%idin_ yuaht\ food in a healthy cnviron-
mcnt.
Sailwinds Restaurant recei\ed the 1997
I-ifcst}Ic Approved Award front the Region
April 23.
The award recugniics the hospital's conl-
mitnlent to promoting health}' lif'cst\les and
improviriv and maintaining good health.
Sailwinds Restaurant scored high in all car
egorics, which include food safct\, availahil-
itv of nun-smoki-w scatini-, and nutritional
content and \arict\. The award was
presented to Rita 6alinauskas, director of
nutrition and food scr\1ccs, by Durham
Chairman Jim V\'itty.
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PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FlUDAY, MAY2, 1"7
Home Gardening _ May 2. 1<,(
Add a little spice to your garden projec
If' your experience N ith
herbs has been limited to
shaking a lew flakes of dried
oregano out of a jar, there's a
whole world of enjoyment
and satisfaction you can
explore right in your oNn
kitchen.
Must herbs, including* culi-
narx ( for c;)oking ). fragrance
and medicinal types. will
thrive indoors .n a suns% N In-
do%, under fluorescent lights,
or using a combination of
both. lour own Nindomsill
herb garden can supply the
precious ingredients for cxcrt-
ine` recipes, healthful herbal
teas, natural. gentle cosmetics
and tragrani sachets and pot-
poum to use at home or as
thoughtful pltN.
Herbs arc casx. incxpcn-
siyc and trul-, reNardln_` to
grov% at horse. Herc's ho\k
• What kinds to choose Herbs
arc a%ailahlc at -,ardcn centres
as seed, or started tninsplants
Gencrall\ spcakin,:. hcrhs lire
either annuals. Nhich _`roN
for a season or oxt1 and dic. or
perennials. Nhlch;an li%c for
roam tears and hecorne quite
large
ti�kcct Ha%. for example.
the secret to sa\on soups and
sleN.. N III _`rim Into a rnedl-
um-slicd tree Indoor, Other
Iarnihar :ultnar\ herbs
include annuals such as hasil.
:onandcr. dill and panic\. as
.cell as perennials such as
n;ulorain. oregano. roscrnarv.
sage and thyme.
Y to also` can catnip,
a perennial. for a none -sooth-
ing tea and contented house -
cats. Iayendcr. lemon yencc-
na, and scented geraniums are
all Ion_ hoed perennials that
w ill lend their heady aromas
to herbal hathNatcrs, sachets
and potpourris. Lo%ai`c. :►
hard\ perennial that can
reach six feet indoors.
has long been used to
make natural mouth -
N ashes. N hi Ie both
spearmint and pepper-
mint are said to be eflec-
tive against headaches
and indigestion.
• HuN to groN herbs —
indoors: Whether you start
herbs from seed or trans-
plants.-
rans-
plants. grov, them in a light
mix tit petting soil Aith .omc
sand or yernnculitc added for
good drainage.
Perennial herb seed can bt:
started in shalloN pans or flats
and transplanted to individual
4 -inch pot. N hen the plants
arc a couple of inches tall.
Annual herbs like parsley.
dill. :oriandcr and ;araNa\
don't transplant Nell and
should be soN n In the con-
tainer in Nfiich the\ Nell
remain.
Beep .ceded containers in
a Narin spot and unitorml\
moist until the seeds sprout.
then rn`%c [ficin inic I sunm
spA�r If natural light is insufti-
cicni tat least four hours of
sun per da-, i. supplement It
N ith fluorescent "groN
li_hts" Plants growing In
strong light need regular
u atcn n„ and Ieedl no N rth a
_rKKI liquid fertiliser Using
this combination. sou can
prcxluec a surprisingly large
harp cst indoors.
• I _nloying the harycsr As
a general rule, vuu may har-
vest herbs graduall\, snipping
off a couple of Inches as need-
ed, but nexrr remoytng more
than about a third of the total
plant.
Sonic herbs, especialh If
eroNn for seed Will. is one
examplei rni_hi Ile alloNcd to
mature, then hancsted and
Pickering official
In the ANk
.
garden
47_2, WithVeronica
Sliva
used "hole.
• Herbal vinegars: t'sc
these to add /est to a salad, as
a bracing facial splash, or nat-
ural after-sharnpoo condition-
er.
F3c��In h� ���mhlnm_cuh�r
N lite of red .vine xinegars
and your favorite herbs.
Sonic chel's like to let the
herbs steep In the vinegar
's for a IeN Nceks, and then
drain and rchottle, but this
I.,, not strictly necessary.
For added flavor and deco-
) ratiye appeal, you can add
garlic cloycs. olives,
Jalapeno peppers, or pimento
on N oodcn skeN crs.
.Irn a fcN different hK)d
colorings for variety. and use
clear. clean -`lass hottics.
I acne\ liquor and N inc hottics
\kith ;,,rk, .irc j,:r(e;t Hcrf,
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flower contest extended
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PICKERItiG —The Pickering Horticultural Sokietx Is
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extending Its contest deadline for people to choose an off -1-
$ 95
coal flower for the tuNn and the society.
20 LT.
It's open to all resident. of Pickering and all members of
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the PHS. Entrants need not be members of the society to
participate. To enter, name the flower of your choice as the
PWL
town's or PHS'. official flower, giving both common and
botanical names. Enclose an illustration of the flower,
"1JW
which may, be a photo, cut-out or hand drawing. Also, in
100 words or less, describe why you think this flower is
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most appropriate to represent Pickering.
Mail your entry, including your name, address and tele-
phone number, to "Contest", Pickering Horticultural-
"
Society, 1036 Glenanna Rd., Pickering, LIV 5E3, no later
than May 15. The winner will receive priceless public
recognition.
PICKERING — The Pickering Horticultural Society
`
needs the community's help to find interesting gardens for
its fourth annual garden tour Sunday, July 20.
If you know someone with an innovative, interesting,
beautiful or otherwise remarkable garden landscape, the{�
�E�.y.,
societywants to hear from you even if it's our own yard.
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To make your recommendation or for more information,
call Barb at 839-7600 or Christine at 420-4095. Or you can
fax your suggestion to 416- 282-5038. The garden tour is
;
open to the public at a minimal charge
vinegars make lo%cly.
thoughtful housewarming
gifts that soon bcconi a
favorite kitchen item.
• Potpourris and sachets:
Recipes for these generally
call fur the addition of-sccntcd
oils. It's possible to stake
your own. but you would
probably nerd marc herbs
than vuu can practically grow
Indoors.
Scented oils, aloni_` with
powdered orris root. a tixa-
to,c. are ayadahle at craft
stores, along Nith other dried
Ilcm�. Ilk,: r,,.c petals. that
OMEGA
you can use along with
own herbs to make pet
potpourri conlhinations.
Choose a cumhinano
like — say, lavender,
rnary and scented gcra
— crumble the ingrc(
together, and add about ,
ounce of the fixative a
Iew drops of scented I
every 3-4 cups of hcrl
Clower petals. Scal the
turc up In tightly coyerc
for a few weeks while
scent blends and fixes,
use uncovered in haskci,
or se" n up into sachets
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NRii�/� ► George Chuvab, Boner and Media
jai+ i,VV� Personality.
Royson James, Editorial Writer Toronto
Star.
ll, ► Renate Hendricks, Chairperson Parents'
+ Council, Bonn, Germany.
► Stanley Oliver, Permanent Secretary Ministry
of Works, Engineering, Parks and Housing,
b Bermuda.
~ ' ` Bromley Armstrong, Chair Canadian Centre for
Police -Race Relations.
Diane MacEachern, Nurse Practitioner, The Youth
Centre, Alax.
David Sulston, Security Manager, Picketing Town Centre.
Phil Ross, Community Liaison Officer, Durham Regional Police.
Brian Thompson, Public Education Officer, Pickering Energy Information
Centre, Ontario Hydro.
Doug Wellman, Wellman Associates, Pickering.
Lanni Bryan, Family Counsellor, Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens.
Fred Damiani, Manager, Human Resources, Pickering Hydro.
Don Wilson, Toronto Argonaut.
Lex Majeikobunmi, Africans In Partnership Against Aids, Toronto.
Roger Gillott, Lawyer, Blake Cassels.
Kofi Barnes, Lawyer, Federal Department of Justice, Toronto.
Cecil Roach, Vice -Principal, Scarborough Board of Education.
Sherry Senis, Councillor, Town of Pickering.
Georgina Bruce-Raycroft, Employment Counsellor Human Resources
Development Canada.
Loida Woodford, South Pickering Seniors Centre.
Ross Chambers, Woodcarver, South Pickering Seniors.
David Fray, TV News Director for CBC.
Rosemarie McDowell, Marketing/Owner, Integral Concepts.
Norine Marshall Jewell, Academy of Merchandising and Design.
Briars Spencer, President, Durham Homepreneurs Group Inc.
Dan McCarthy, Lawyer, Pickering.
Sgt. McLoughlin, Canadian Armed Forces Recruiting Centre.
Dr. Stiwowicz, Family Physician.
Paul Peyman, Probation Officer.
Dr. Barry Jackson, Clinical Psychologist, DBE.
Peter Smith, Paramedic, Ambulance Attendant, Heart Savers CPR Inc
Kade Michels, The Youth Centre, Ajax.
Grant Cornish, Fire Prevention Ofthcer, Pickering Firefighters.
Tom Bfoadfooc, Bathe-. Nabonai TrusL
Marilyn Smith, Speech and Language Therapist, DBE. - Sco
Bpi Pariridge, Addictions Coursefor. ► Dou
Rob Arderson, Engineer, Ontario Hydro. ► Chr' da
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Seyerm-two-year-old F.hnorhardt Gerlitz of German Sports I.cderation. Here. he patt,es
Aj.ix recently completed another fitness at Aiax's Rotan Park with his doi: Dina
milestone, receivinv his _old hadge from the while on his daily two-hour walk.
Pickering girl champ on tramp
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Soo -Chan will compete at
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Ontario team at
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compulsory rou-
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first daN of com-
PICKERING — A
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Pickering athlete captured the
continued to
Ontario title for her category at
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Trampoline Championship at
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Sport Seneca this past week-
routine on day
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two of competi-
Amber Pearce, 13, of
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Whitevale, won the gold medal
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Pearce is a student at
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Pickering gymnast captures gold at Challenge Cup
PICKERING — A
Lindsay Soo -Chan. 10, won
Soo -Chan will compete at
Pickering
gymnast posted
a gold medal at the provincial
the Provincial Youth
gym -dandy
results at a
level in the 10 -year-old cate-
Championships in Cambridge
Challenge
Cup meet at the
gory after placing first on bars,
Sunday, May 4.
East York
Gymnastics Club
second on vault, third on floor
She's a member of Kids
April 26.
the midget or junior con-
and sixth on vault.
Supergym in Aurora.
Up the creek with lots of paddles
The mown of the Rouge River, just west of here, wffl be
the site of the first Great Tai ugo Canoe Race Saturday May
10.
TIadit'l:" six -person canoes wiii compete over a course
Of about one mile, starting at 9:30 a.m. Registration is from
7:30 to 9:30 am,
The West Rouge Canoe Club will demonstrate paddling
techniques including sprint racing.
The Rouge Park van will be on site from 8:30 am. with
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Seventy-tyyo-year-old Eberhardt
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hadLe troin the ('crnlan Sports
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the 30th time he's completed hadge
^_quiremcnts for an age yroup for excel-
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fie started the hadge program as a
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r,i,,re than 20 Nears bclore laking up the
;hallenge agam when he cnugratcd to
Canada at age -12
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participatm2 in the program dc oimcd to
promote healthy lifestyles for German
people. In 199'. he earned his silver
badge and atter five more year, of train-
inL. he e urnplctcd his gold test, at Ynrk
I "nncr,ity last ,urnrncr Thr, month. he'll
take the tests at Y, ,rk I for his 31-vear
cell 111Cate
"I ,%a,, quite happy to he able to
achieve thi,:' saNs (ierliti, who was
given the presh`,iou, badge at a special
ccrcmonN in Eiohi:oke in %lar -A '"I'm
still hoping ti,r another tiyc year,"
Gerliti note, the hadge program is an
incentive tier him to live an acw c hie. He
walk, and log, each day along the Ajax
watcrtront t„r tur() hour. He used to
dump over 'hurdle,' in the park. but " I
don't think Ill try that again"'
Dunbarton m 2rbv Spartans
sweep Courtice opponents
PiCKERING — Te
Dunharton fir_:h S:hool
Ixn,' rugh% tearn, contm-
ue to roll. hlanking host
ourtice High Sch,x)l in
all three contests Tuesday
attem(x)n.
In the senior contest.
the Spartans completely
dominated their hosts en
mute to a 33-0 victory. Al
Thatcher led the scorin_,
assault with two try s and
three converts. Other
Dunharton trvs were
scored by Chris Staple,,
Paul Van Huss, Crat_, Law
and %torten Burratato.
The y ictory improves
the Dunharton seniors'
record Ito four
wins and one
loss, the lone set-
back against
Woodbridge',
Father Bressani
school.
Spartans'
coach Bill
Dalliday says his
charges held the
advantage in size
and experience
over Courtice.
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Ajax's Exeter Hr,,h
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School Faletins. Thr
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all vo,.• "a.nng 5eccmes
^wh a Fri as
s:srance Tay be available
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come a nay lecnnic ar
Cal", ,-sirnng avaiab,e �,
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tips coatings ped.cu,es
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A-ZPROFESSIONA,
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Wateq to •.r Canada 6
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corhowv Must nave I CC
med-cm ai including
CVOR and police
clearance We ottai pard
layovers breakdown ane
loading unloading wy new
Opuipment.competitive
wages Can (905'23-
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ABSOLUTELY RIGHT
NOW' con p,^y
Dema-;, aaoc.ona scan
between S13 $•5 pe,
to s:al over 'e car ,e
tlutrea Cal, now for per
Sona ntev,ew 4:4-,397
BEAUTY SALON -z,, •es
Va•, '-e -se, �tykst
to, A,ax �,aiary.Comm,s-
s,on Call Rita 619.8839
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
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Mal advertisers check
mel, ad upon puDkwborl as
News Advertiser wdl not be
responsible for more man
one Incorrect insertion and
mere shall be no kabday for
non-insenion of any adlier-
Ilsement Liability for er-
rors In ads is Mmled to the
amount paid for n1e space
occupying the error. NI
copy is subiecl to the ap-
proval of management of
News Admiltiser.
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mat, copy a trail disks for
cash! RUSH S.A.S.E. To:
L.L. Wood, 60.8 Bristol
Road East, Suite 359R,
Mississauga, Ont. L4Z 3K8
Fll'FRIF\C } 11 I 1 ECTR(>♦ICS
TECH\01 OG15T
ought t,% al: Inl:' .r,uina, _.':.1(aetunng
1panv In the PiJcnng arca Succew(ul
lydtdale, rnust tx- experlcnccd 1n
w %oltagc• D circuit. de.lgn
-%:rllcnt trouhic-.ho• inng .k::''.. fu the
-:,,rnp,lncnt level
• circuit.
::rupr,Kc,i,or-haled circuit,
ious expenenic In a manufacturing
.;ronn)cnt
;:ctro-mc,hanical .1-crnhll pn)ttlt%ping
• t -1,A and L L rcyu:rcmcnt, ha I,rA
cage Ix dc%jccs
passcu cicclleni %erhal and wnitcn
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ILirc In wni:ng :n File If 9-91
c/o Thi. beck, P.(1. Box JN I
Oiiiham a. Ontario I. I H 'l-4
No later than !`11 14. 199
14, rr .. , . - , , .
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V, I)RIN ERS
NE:EI)ED
Full time. Par: I:mc 1'ermanent.
Ajax .Area. Pin to Pin.
\tin.. = %r, exp. Clean abstract.
Call
DIRECT DRIVER
PERSONNEL
j905)571-2795
Between 8 a.m. - 4 p.m.
,Mon. - Fri.
Please read your
classified ad on the first day of pub-
lication as we cannot be responsi-
ble for more than one
Insertion in the event of an error.
tit...
�GRUG IYIART.
Pickering Town Centre
Requires
Experienced Postal Clerk
Apply with resume in person to
Sandy
SPORTS MINDED
$400hvi
Due to recent expansion, our ad firm is
experiencing an overload of work. We
can put 40 people to work immediately.
no experience necessary. Start A.S.A.P.
Call Julie at 905- 721-0299
WE ARE HIRING !
6 Positions available immediately !
- 3 Doorknockers 515 H; Part time)
- 3 Sales assistants S250'week Pius
Comm (full time)
Car 1s required.
Must—be—filled this week
Call immediately if interested.
905-666-2445
Ext. 224
EARN $492 weekly .,
cess,ng mail 24 ^• hot
416 8'2689' Fa, -
5X a mor... ,.pm .,orae,
mplet,n9 easy quesnor,
res " CustomerS 416
'.6892 :ode 6
ESTHETICIAN .:, tea for
.. Jcrawe F�a,aydub
,: eriMCO neCtSSarl Gun.
can 57'2582 soeax
kwlne or Sharor
EXPERIENCED %A�- Tech
J, --I-, -: h• Vis, ^av
uor c:au w5 6'v-80 S'
EXPERIENCED NA,L
'ECHNICIAN e•.; ' -
--.a -, - ,- r .11 We
Ds,nor For more all ,n
.mason can 9051 421-
.8•• Days. evenings 1905
434-6996
WELL ESTABLISHED
o -c' -eou,-es exce• a -.:•o
'eiemarketers Options in-
,wde noury anao, bm-
- SSM, phone 579-2837
ask for Carl
FILTER OUEEN needed
`e e-a-■e•e,s No phone
sales se^ng appointments
."vy Hour,y plus 'oonuS tun
ne par tune also 1 sales
ro needed -21 94.3
GIRLS WANTED 'nom On
14-,o oelw • 3 !o corn
Pete ,n !n s year s 199'
Pageants one,
$2C 000 In prizes and
schoUrsh,ps including trip
to Nationals in Las Vegas
Ca` Today 1-80C 367-
2' 25 E.: 24C
HAIRSTYLIST, Na, tech
rc.ar Long established
Beauty Salon nor sale or
,ent S1495:mo tully
equipped. (7 stations).
cno .e North Oshawa loca-
tion. Don't miss owning
your own business 725-
1171
LADIES FITNESS Centre
is looking for certified Aer-
obics instructors. Also sales
people . previous Health
Club sales experience
necessary Please call
831-6372,
EXPERIE ICED land-
scape foreperson re-
quired. Must be able to
grade, lay and cut inter-
locking stone, and install
pisa II straight and curved
Pay commensurate with
experience. References
and clean drivers abstract
required 428-9261
MATURE _p", Idrad,;;
,...,ed to, a h, rise
apt Ybuddng .r OTTAWA
D•.:tiies to include cleaning
malctenance and repar•s
and once ouaes This cou-
pio must `lave gorm admin
1Strat+ve arc zo—wri.ca-
lon SKJS. Salary plus 2
bedroom apt utilities in
ctuded plus benefit pack
age Can Janet at 9o5fi66
4829
PHILIPINO LIVE-IN
HOUSEKEEPER •r,•, e:
P ,.,, , 1.snes ane speak
Me anguage Cali 665--
9718
ROOFER wanted must
rave ` yea,s e.perwnce.
ow^ transportation Call
(905683-6389
STUDIO SKO , now ,coli
Ing !or a -Aa teche.c ar
Space for rem Phase tall
Shaun at 905-,30-9397
No clientele necessary
SUPER -DIET. Taw of- Un-
wanted Pounds 6 inch *$
Loo„ good for s.,mmtr'
100% Natural 8 Guar
antero 1905157' 5063
SUPERINTENDENT Bow
ma^v ,r a•ea - suite
budding. expe, enced ,n
home repa,' eferences
Phone evenings 1905,263-
8045
Ulibt'bge Reform
Party Assoc.
Is looking for 200
paid poll clerks toy
Elections Canada In
keeping with our poli-
cy against patronage
we are looking for
students & unem-
ployed people.
Phone
831--0020
leave your name fir
number or drop
by our office at
1477 Bayty St.,
Pickering
TOM PETTY Band needs a
bass player with strong vo-
cals to round out line-up.
We 'have day )obs 6 a
positive professional atti-
tude. Please call Jon in
Whitby 905-666-8868.
WANTED: experienced
auto Indy man to restore 2
1960's vehicles Call Don
723-6972 between gam -
ypm
EXPERIENCED
EMBROIDERY
MACHINE OPERATORS
REQUIRED
Part Time tier c%-enings and
Saturdays, located in Ajax.
Call for inter -00%•
MON. - FRI. 13FTINTFN
3 P.M. AND; P.M.
ASK FOR WILMA
905-683-6301
General
Help
WANTEDNAIL TECMNI-
CiAN n^o est-ei,c,ar )c -
L A•• r,,,:es P,cke,.ng Town
Centre Please -all Robe'
S: r' SSC
Office
Help
"EXPERIENCED mcep
1i0n lr„ •eepe, ,r Small
Ala. o" ice .:ompute• titer
ate nor smoking office
Fax resumes after atom orvy
to 428 8474 or mad to 85
Chambers D, a`- A,ax i'Z
t E2 -
ADMINISTRATIVE Assis-
tant ,o, P!ann-i; Cons 1
,ng otic& ,n Whitby Six
month contract Post sec
ondary educattor prof,
uency in Excel G.. -a
Books 0,45-011.cae and ,eN
ue,equre0 Fa. resume
and salary apectanons
!905666 2468
LOCAL NEW some builder
•PQ. •e, Pa -1 :,me office
'enp Position requires
evening ana some wee.
giro hours Maybe Suitable
'c, mature individual who
enjoys meeting tre public
Computer sk,::s not ,e.
gored Non licensed Send
resume to File $9804
Oshawa This Week PO
Box 481. Oshawa, Ontario
Skilled
Help
TWO CLASS AZ `actor
min— -p-ence
preferred air will tram the
right applicant Clean ab-
stract Clean ---nal
Nrolc MJ1: be able tc
PASS U S D o T drug and
alcohol test $32 per mite
,,us bervhts. Apply in per-
s,x) Big Rig MecrArvcal at
80C Farewel Si Oshawa
P,evous app„cants need
not reapply
CUBE VAN DRIVERS
year comme,oa, ar•vmg
experience Also owner op -
Orator oI late model white
tractor for local P 8 D Jim
721 8517
TYPESETTERIGRAPMIC
ARTIST, experienced for
busy Oshawa p,lnt shop.
cap Conine or Cathie 571
3000 Fax 571 2126
Hospital
' Medical Dental
BUSY PICKERING Mea.
-
ca, C,n._ - P,ep
tlaniST Pnlebotomat Must
be energetic experienced
computer Literate team -
Player Flexible smhs
evenings weekends Re
suraeana Reterences to
Fie a9805 Oshawa This
WL PO Box 481 Oshawa
Ontario L 1 H 7.5
L1H 71.5
Daycare
SWIM memo Wanted
191111 rap I Agerds
SALES PEOPLE needed
for Asphalt seakng and re-
pair company Willing to
train the right applicant
Must be neat In ap-
pearance and able to sell.
Call 728-6431
SALES PERSON wanted
permanent part-time for
Ajax furniture store. Must
be able to kit fumnure. Must
be available for Fridays
3pm to 9pm and Mondays
loan) to 6prn Could move
into Thursdays and Sun-
days. Fax resume to 905-
428-3161
LIVE ori BABYSITTER re-
quired. Non smoker,
Please call (905) 420-
9899
NANNY Irve ,n, Ajax, West-
ney Rd and Hwy 2, prefer
Philbpano speaking. to
care lot 2 children, ages 5
and 3. (10 am - 8 pm) flex-
br1e, weekends off Carl
(905)686-1800
NANKVIHOUSEKEEPER
required for 3 children, East
Scarborough, jive out. ref-
erences, preferably Italian
speaking. Call (416)282-
7307
r ) I V k' -'i
(;E\F.RAl. MACHINIST
\tinununl �-,car,, elcclncal Lnl;�%Icdge
and it)r mechanical titunr<
expe'ncnce %kould he an asst.
Apph. to:
The Aft,\RA Company (1992 1 Ltd.
P.O. Box 37S CoNwrg. Ontario
Ki)A 1K �, ()t t.Lx resume h):
(9051 37? -4X40
DRIVER INSTRUCTOR
CLASS "AZ”
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
Must Posess:
Driver Trainer Certificate
Air Brake Instructors Cert.
+ RD.I.0 Cert.
Fax Reame tD (905) 428.3659
(W Trans Canada Truck
Driver Training
Ph (905) 428-9475
OIL-, I14-11 �, �
tali
In Memoriam
Tributes will be
published
Sun. May 11.
For information please call
.576-9335
BOWMANVILLE
KINSMEN PRESENTS
11th ANNUAL HOME SHOW
FRWAT May grid - 6 to la pm
SATURDAY May 3rd - sa to 9 P-m-
SUND" May 4th ,1a to 41 -ML
Otter 100 Vendors - FREE Draws
Earl Brown the Magician
tat. 2-3 tP — d San. 12.1 pin.
LOCATION
GARNEr IL RICKAIW COWLEX
Bowmanville, Hwy 57 /#t2
401, exit Waverly Rd North
Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service,
We are by tar The #1 Distributor of flyers in our area. Have your flyers delivered 17%Jusl
Noraany Wednesday' Friday or Sunday with The Newspaper that everybody needs' i • as
call 6
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Skilled Skilled LiDaycare Help Help •anted ' Employment Articles Articles Articles Articles Articles
Wanted For Sale For Sale 1 For SaleMIT For Sale I For Sale
We are a growing Canadian
manufacturer of rubber products
with an immediate opening for a
SKILLED MAINTENANCE
person. All applicants must be self
starters and have proven skills in
Electrical, Mechanical, Steam and
Pressure Vessel applications.
Qualifications: A minimum of 5 years
manufacturing exp. with a solid track
record of achievement. You must supply
,our own tools. We are a family owned
business and are looking for someone
who wants to be part of our family If you
.Ire that person, please tax your resume
lo: 11OTOR CITY" BANDAG
Attn: Management Team
905-571-2088
HospitaU HospltaU
I'm MedicaUDental IM, MedicaliDental
CHIROPRACTIC
HEALTH ASSISTANT
xcellent career :pFotl,- 1, ',r air amoitious ln-
tr,ldual with outstanding communication. phone.
:,mputer skills and enthusiastic attitude Pan -
",me includes days evenings & Saturdays Irl Pick-
ering
Please send resume to:
File r 9807,
Oshawa Whitby This Week,
P 0. Box 481. Oshawa. Lt H 7L5
PICKERING. Hwy 2'Lrver
MANDOLIN MAN 7ersa-
18 KARAT
Pool mature full-time day-
die all mus', needs
Almond ladys
CARPET BROKER,
CARPETS- Try and save
lsmwxxrjrlr
rare required for children
any
DGrasion Sok), duel
er qaieme-• •ng 1 stone
IOQ"•:. Nylon thick, plust
New fpr°y nylon, Stain
ages S 8 8. ,n our home
or !all
band available Call Joe
wergh5 0 9°i as 'JV51
stain resistant carpet For 3
less Full prpdud Sine .1.11
4ei W O RT H
References required
at
i 1 1905)(568 9298
darty plus 2 stones
rooms. only $369 DO Price
able to suit any budget
Please call 831-6393
we,gr�ng 32 cls each
Includes 30 Sq yds pipet.
Ser,r,r discount Repair
at
•
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7VS clans 1,990 insurance
deluxe pad and installation
and restretching for free es
• ' • FF
Da care
Bargain
r,aivaDor s11500 ac
m your home Free quota.
timate Can and III show
• i
Available
Corner
e r rrr
c G' q s,5 >> 4 F 758
tion ,n your home No ,r-
you the difference 100
27x5
toles' no payment for one
customers satisfaction
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ENTERTAINMENT UNIT
199p :AMAHa RTtOO y,,r
full year Daniel. 1-800
guaranteed. Mike 905,
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AFFORDABLE K Lovrn g
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b.wo ^, ^1 ^r,^y,npn 5' 500
21.7011)4
431 4040
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COMPUTERS 4 SALE.
THREE DAYS ONLY
-riwrpnmen, Around Sorin
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8400
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Interest ,ACiym3 'oom5
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KENMORE FRIDGE 3
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d,um ',e .. y .-,,ny,
!300sq't , InstaIled «nn
sound ':and $101, Taxes
• • RWhitby
Re- pts Mg•nw of
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555-3438
deluxe Cad from only 1390
Included Phone '-i05, 57'
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SDeca 5 , /:ry: Ceramic
5291
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53riC
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any Harywriod F,op^rq
579-9912 _ • -parking)
, each Ma•
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wa•'�-",'w, ',r ''''. S
Free SII At Home 9rF.
COMPUTERS INTEL
., ars fereed near
'ressS150 Call 420727;
f' dq a mr,rp
55341,45
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ya,^
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CARPET MILL Drsrtiov
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TRE '.+w i .. LOCKS +a -r
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I ' mprovements '' Improvements ' • Plumbing • ' Painting b Fm
Moving 8 • ' Flooring. • Yard . varc • • Health
• Decorating Storage • Carpeting • Maintenance R. Maintenance • Beauty
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e^w- Wnduw Fir. plaeun rant Itrnuvsliwl�
ArNlmons Custom Wurk
tirrvrnq Uurrrgm Fxc Bion S -C, "or; t
Call Jim
4 `)OS )-2.10 1
BUDGET HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
Zasement Opts
?ec-rooms plumbing,
Additions. electrical,
drywalt,.decks
ceramic tiling &
countertops
15 yrs Exp
call Mano
(905) 619.4663,
eel. (416) 5604663
Wood Forcing
Decks - chain Link - Iron
Drilled Holes, Set Posts
FREE estitmove
Call Steve
905-509.5077
mobile
41'x-729-134•
COWLETE
AlltlWOMMS
41 custom ip atolls
.lilicMISW tri 1
Free es
John
• Window
• Cleaning
RESIDE\T1.1L
Window Cleaning
Tecftnique
NO MORE soap,
wndex, water, vine-
gar, streaks or mess.
For Free Estimate
and or demonstration
Can (416) 370-1412
DORoofing
A&C
ROOFM
Shingling, all types
of roofs, new and
old, Workfirlship
Guaranteed. Free
estimates. Call
Andrew tN
(905)426-0704
Electrical
ELECTRICIAN
MASTER,
AN jobs, residential.
commerrialNew nano.
wiring. service. up-
grades. fuses to
breakers Free Est.
683-5650
DOUG CLARK
PLUMBING.
,Cense: rs;;'eC.
'-pairs& alterations
hew bathrooms and
renovations pump
repairs
FREE ESTIMATES
18 YRS. EXP.
686-5172.24 HRS.
1-800-931-2383
• Painting b
• Decorating
and W*Hpapefing
Stucco ceilings
General repairs
Top quality work
at reasonable prices
201. os for Seniors
Cal for a FREE Estrnate
404-96"
BOB'S PROFESSIONAL
PAwrm
'20 yrs. exp.
'Int 8 Ext
'Repairs d Paint or
Wash or Paint Vinyl
& Wood Siding.
Sundecks etc.
"Discounts to 40%.
'Free Est.
'Clean, reliable work
83945M
EITMJOR
Painting
Wallpapering
• Good prices
• Good work
Call
Mel 576-6553
Int_ F u.
Paprr hanging,
Sponging X
(tagging. Scriing
Durtam Region
%awc III
F rry Flitimata+
6x__`Zs3x
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast clean.
,enable service
420-0081
• Appliance
• Repair
APPLIANCES
REPAIRS
All Types/Makes
FREE ESTIMATES
We sell used
appliances
283-3907
2954909 (pgr)
• Moving &
• Storage
AJAX Moving SyMins
Full services, moves, ap-
pliance and piano special-
ists. Flat rate of hourly. We
now have heated storage
units. Now offering free
boxes with nave. Park and
load special, starting at
$99 and up
725-M or 427-M
HARRY -C -NE -
MOVERS
Wile big e' -.d ." .-rice
ne^
all, F,ee ev'rees
,-mors discourt, siw, no -
'ice moves A,^,Cnances
movedalso storare space
4va,:ate Comparatie
•ales Cad 432-2350
MICHALSKI
MOVING
Houses A.,a• ^-e^•s It
rices Appliances and
Piano Specialists Senior
and Mrd Month Drs -
Counts L,censed in-
sured Free Estimates
Excellent service.
Call436-7795.
Cross Movers
Bargain rates. homes,
offices, apt.. etc
Plano moving
Padang available.
423-0239
286-5513
NORTH STAR
CARPET SALE
stag• release atest
coburs 3 loom 35 yI
from 52,99 nslailecl
Spring Specai 55 ;z
carpe! $28 ;C rlslalle:
FREE ESTIMATES'
=a,. Sze- :a..
905'E' 9-2244
1905 '06 32'ti
House
em. Cleaning
Absolutely
Beautiful
House
Cleaning
free estimates
Linda 683-1429
A
r.%7gT Flooring,
RANGER LANDSCAPING
Szr g & `a clean c
-rr:Tminlg ya�7en work
"Excellent rates
& excellent service"
GUARANTEED!
416-806-1808 905-619-2125
Gardening 6• Party
•
: AM, Landscaping Services
TAE DAWN
OF EDEN
Quality
Landscaping
EXCELLFXT
RATES
Free Estimate%,
Full' Insured
lawn,, Kardrn^.
pruning Icer rrnI
Chis O'Brien
(90517-7"184
RAasrr
WAN" WORK
Doing Magic For
Chiktren s Dames
And All Occasions
Have My Own Magician
can Ernie
668-4932
. . Driving
• • Schools
• Carpeting rPfA
ool
allMaintenance
INSTALLATIOfIS
25 years experience.
resbetctrrlg, our
blah
Free estimates.
Loa N Duncan,
987.1798 or 967-1900
Augixedpost holes,
se" of poM in
Carpue Sona kJ es
rMaled
all work guarar6fea
Tvo lawn damage'
ff.-A no Gardening &amLandsoping ing 8
Landscaping
TREE REMOVAL i MAIMTEMANCE
iaLANDSCAIPNIG A GARDENgIG
CALL DAVE
831-7055
POOL OPENING
SPECIAL - $129.
all taxes 8 chemicals
induded. Limited
time offer.
G.R.B.
Maintenance
683-8452
SCHOOL
Approved by
D.S.A .O
•d lessons and test
$105.
•10 Lessons 5150
-Full Course $259
Free pick -up and drop ort
(416)287-3060
1,I(rr1fVR'%l a k`If
SPECI.u.
yt I
=.0 __,-assa:e
n home service
Flee manicae
AI this ad
Jennifer Fitzsimmons
905-706-1375
� naturdi N,1� t.`
u•.e weight and or
Imprr,v e your
health and well
being is thn,ugh
Heaven sant Herb,
Kelly Remmer
Certi!ied Herbal
Practitioner
(416) 282-7305
Please read
your tL'bs fW
ad on the first
day of publica-
tion as we can-
not be respon-
sible for more
than one inser-
tion in the
event of an
error.
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' HOW ARE WE DOING?
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' The This wtBektvLflsAcfkETliseraassiliedDepatTla't r
s a)rmdled loprooticitg our aAynas wM the best
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■ possble semi VVie waJd app ieoale yi candid
car help Ca', for into 68E
response lo the gRsions; below.
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r 1. Was your call answered promptly?
pm
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545 s era table
6
' 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly,
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■
■ courteous service?
Wanted
r
.1t. park.^g laundry 5675
Sol Anhq,.e dressers
5125 Mattress b box
ANTIQUES Aosoulti
■
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Antique chairs. Sys Many
r 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your
■
r advertisement?
■
Irving. toys decoys. dolls
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
r
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r 4. Suggestions or comments:
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■
Brook::^
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We have added many new
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r .ve 14NurU tiKF tC near from y'ciiu
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■ If you prefer.
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■ please contact Fred ElsriL
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■ at 576-9335. or 683-,'17,,
'
■ Or fli'I Cut `.11:5 Coupon
■
■ and mall tc
■
ers Spnng,'Summer items
TOSHIBA PHOTOCOPI-
■ Classified Department
ER, 1710. 17 CPM stand
■ P.O. Box 481
■
■ 865 Farewell St.
■
■ Oshawa, Ontario
■
■ UH 7L5
'
s,gnment shop now ac -
TURBO Graphic 16, Mand
srs ator 's ,lite -eas� re ir c u' success'
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Iti ti m n a m m m n m m m ri
SATELLITE - Trailer V
.gym- Large :-a,.
no, ^,aster ds. As. ^^y
$85C 905426 '556
SHEDMAN 0441 t,
I. -S
_ x 8 ba•^
•.: only S299 plus 1a.
Maw other sizes and styles
avaiable A,sc garages
Ana onus -6' Mcki Ra
Unit 3 Pi Far -ore
,nb call 905^' 3 .1093
USED FRIDGE $225 arta
.p ..sea warners S25C
drve•s S' 79 arc up Brand
new "Anc name Images
i6 $6C5 New crane
hale 3C• slov*5 $449 are
in; New sc'atcl, and ae^•
bar fnages 5 c $249 Ste
pnensor s F ur,l and
Appliances 227 Court St
Oshawa 576 7448
SPRING MATTRESSES
WATER ' you are :or
13 -1 ^,. _ec
C`, 'e "1 'tie taste smell
from Single $99 Double
A �, ook 01 your ware- we
$129 Quite, S'59 Factory
car help Ca', for into 68E
Malt•!ss 'ti Bayy St
635' or 6860234 ane, 5
Pkd,e^^9,.y05i 83-0288
pm
STOVE. Sas Dressers
'm' ..tea^ 0.n,00r'
545 s era table
6
Articles
S2Z 4pc Del S�,,e
Wanted
S250 - d,nmg 5.,,Ie
.1t. park.^g laundry 5675
Sol Anhq,.e dressers
5125 Mattress b box
ANTIQUES Aosoulti
spring. SS, Dunk beds S95
Ill ifor an
Antique chairs. Sys Many
tithing old Scaentdic ,nstru-
other items 905-697-3-,32
menschina solver aeve,
Irving. toys decoys. dolls
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
milk bottles Coliechons or
Trad t.o-a AL3co rk ; Is
estates Cal, Rooert Bowe,
pleased to introduce our
Ani.oues ;9C- 655-8049
new 'Home Office' and
Brook::^
'Entertainment Centers'
A ••_:•ik, J-, eondmon
We have added many new
APPLIANCES Wanted
bedroom d ainmg room
work,n(g C of w•orkir.g
Pieces as weu We proudly
Car S!ers Appliances 9C5-
nandcrah what we sou and
432-7167
otter the highest quad, fu,
NOW ACCEPTING o^
toshings available any.
Consignment lames 8
where at low competitive
chddren-s Clothing Must be
prices 905-985-8774
dean. In style A on hang.
Centre large ants start at
ers Spnng,'Summer items
TOSHIBA PHOTOCOPI-
only 905-665-7292 Out of
ER, 1710. 17 CPM stand
The Closet 965 Dundas St
included. colour feature
w Whitby
• Zoom, 501200 automatic
TURN YOUR closets into
sheet feederasking
ash The Clothesline con -
$1200 666-0202 atter 6
s,gnment shop now ac -
TURBO Graphic 16, Mand
cepting Men's . womens
and children's sprang 8
held game system Includes
summer clothing lot con-
battery pack, charger, AC
ygnment. Cale Judy or Lin -
plus, carry case, 5 games.
da 426-1956.
Like new. Paid $300 Ask-
must De ,n rutin pond,-
'n9
ing for $150 OBO.Call 579-
non-smo«e• Oshawa Blvd
2729. Ask for Andrew or
Antiques
stave message.
10 479 Bay', St East Aax
USED kitchen rabrnsts. 19
lstlast YC pets please
upper- lower 'arcus saes.
ANTIOUE BARN 6 COUN-
TRY CRAFT MARKET,
mid -brown oak finish, call
Open 7 days a week, in
427-0516 for complete de-
Whitby. Anhilue dealers
fin• leave rt1essage
and crahers wanted call
WASHER, dryer, asking
905-404.0508.
$350; large stamp colec-
bon. extensive Ukrainian011TCAntennet
omputerrecord
collection. other
household items. Best oN-
Thank You
wt-rx83-4882
mel $820 mo July 1st
NEW MUSIC a -zine
SELL IT NOW
hopil/wvaw.durham-
TruekS
rlews.nsV-ayc2Wtn-
a Ill I
dex.him _.
WES DESIGN
SERVICE
Home and web page creation Hyper
fink and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579-4400
Pools,
Spa
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
1E . 24 Kaa-.
pool includes decks & !en:
ng $5 195 Meets tenting
", laws. 25v, ww,anty
800668 7564 Picketing,
Ala. phone 416-798-7509
• Lost &
• Found
FOUND- L•ght pray long
'are .a1 App'oximately 1
rear old L,verpool'o r^ c
Ilea Can e39-5533
FOUND Ati a •^aye cal
Aea-e . Apr 23r0
'he Westnev Heights area
Nlax Can 6869162
LOST GOLD Bracelet.
>enti•-e^'a vaoe Wed
ting g, Y, from late Husbdno
Reward can 683-424?
MSupplies
Boarding
AFR-,7 AN
�a Leacr• Cali
L33 9K,-
40TTWEILLER PUPS
..:e a^' temDe'd^eft
4c•^e •a,se•_ S25-- $300
kb 985 90?'
)SHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOC asse< r
:a, Ma, 26th d T„es
av May = Can -ow to
eg,ster 905 435.')1+x;8
BARN FOR LEASE
utsrde arenas DnJra fend
,g Nr••^ Pc.e ; Can
'.I..nae at 655-8' '-
-AS PUPS. 7^giro, Ready
ti -- !•arcing Regis
ferric, Champ,or sire
Shots nom! raseC Amaz
ing templili b nteuea
Breeder 905,430-8892
16H H. Thoroughbred
Morse Ci*.dir;y_v
jumper '4 yrs old ira"s
6*1 road sate and has nc
vies al: Arcu^d Horse
Call 905 985 9097
ATTENTION Ow^ens
Per Waste
Systems std^ing a: $54 39
up to ' Sc It w' Dog I to
Jailer. starting at 525 32-
F -le •'vdrinl coo• JL!Jool
BEST Bal' 4'?- 6' ,7
Lifetime Gua•a^tee Sia I
ng A! S', 99 9 9 7 days
week -5 723 54.3 Fax
-2_'5' 31' .1 o,.
awed byFApn; 3C
M
Livestock
for sale
2 YEAR FILLY. S'5010 old
ti �, ' 'ic se $500 2 y1
Pony 5375 Quarter horse
b foal $2500 905, 911
1064
1N,
1 Autofor Sale
mobiles
NEED A VEHICLE?
Poor credits No croI
Bankrupt, Call Tracie at
905-576.1800 cr 1-888
259.3673 1 an help'
1973 PONTIAC GrnW
Prix, documented Caldor-
nta car, restored, air black,
70.000 miles, best o1 every.
thing, new top, tires. etc.
Certified $4.400. 905-725-
0777
1973 ll Mazda. 41,000
original miles, excellent
condition. rare find, pnce
negotiable 905-571-0636.
1966 PONTAINC PARI-
SIEh11E, Wagon, 305 V8, 8
passenger, $1200 OBO as
is, 576-7011, after 6 pm.
1967 Camaro 2.8 automat-
ic, mint condition $2850.
1984 Riviera excellent
condition $3000. 1980
Trans Am 400 auto, exc.
Gond $3000. 1989 K -Car
good condition $2250.
1984 Park Ave good coed
$1650 All above cars will
be certified for the above
price. Phone (905)404-
8767 01 take pilo up on
trade
Automobiles
For Sale
1967 FORD CROWN
tor,a good n.nr^.c-,_
tron, One owner Must sell
51995 Certified 416-864-
8598 839-7138. after 6
1987 FORD TEMPO L Air
5 'cepa F. e, e^ •„mmlIq
Condign^ 182 C00 km
Needs minor body work
51200 080 Call (705
786 2540
1967 11da Calais V6 auto.
a' P,Yfol S2495 198E
Pontiac 6000 4 :vi a..! -
all power 52295 1986 Feld
LTD $2295 A. cars cfl
tied 1?e5 Dodge 1 2 'nr
318 auto S'd95 cert 484-
9759
1967 ',yota MRS S1^OC
as Alsc :car SIZE. !-Jck
Cap $3CC Cali 6 Spm
(905,428-7737
1989 BUICK LESABRE
LTD ,
azec CD stere- -eariv
evil struts ares. shocks
etc smart surface
:3 500 or best ofle• AsV is
: u_ arXd
1989 CAVALIER 2-
A -'
4A. .. KM
PVy PL. Er_T E. -e"
:fin J...on $5 •'15 Dr
1988 SUNBIRC Convey
rine 2 9 au!- PW PL
PT _ Slimy •ed ;oo- a -d
r•,r.s excellent $4491 .r^
433- ' '37
1990 BONNEVILLE SSE.
•padett only
95 WO r^ kms cell
$? 90C OBO all 905
94 - 34 7'
1990 Buck Lasat,e ltd
.. .
3 y " ver,, zlean Coll
1*0 Ask: -I; 5'995 Mr at
ler 6 p '^ ' ' 402
1990 HONDA CIVIC St. '
lour, m3.ntaned paw er
root$6 70C cert OBO
1987 4.4 1,11 sized Blazer
49 OW kms excelled -on-
iaron $' )0C 0ll
576-45;,7
1992 EAGLE TALON
auto a' c^we• wi^c^w•,
,oc.s overdrive. ,-C COc
_x4.7, with grey ,mono,
;•✓J• condinor $9BCiC obo
Call Ma•k 9C5 414-8C"
Leave message
19% -,-Jna Phil SE road
ec e.cell*nt condition. 1
owner !anted glass $t*red
D w -dows p ecus av
S'2 SW certified Call
4^5 903-1
1994 GRAND PRIX SE
o V. P I P - P V �•.a se
n Am.Fm Cassette secur
rY System 79 )OC
S 4 5JC Call 683-3020 "
1994 GRAND PRIX.
4<- at, p pw p: k
secunty system. 4-C Jam.
prox 79,00 highway k•^s
$'4500 Like new ore
owner 9056833C2C
1994 MAZDA II Frisco -
dia. Sporty, red 4 cyi 5
Spa am:Ym ass alloy
wneels, spoiler
28 000kms mint Condition.
a steal at S12 995 Call
Allan. 905-831-6066 ext
224
1994 SUNBIRD, one own-
er, standard. power brakes,
steering, windows, new
brakes. certified. Must sell
Moving $8.000 or best off-
er 623-4617
1994 Z 28 CAMERO, Dark
green, T -roof, power wind-
ows, locks. CD. 5 7 litre en-
gine, 6 speed transmission,
certified, buy or take over
k�ase.436-3795.
1995 DODGE NEON
Ni(jlYaar wAoie, 4 dr. A/C.
cassette, air bags, 50,000
kms. balance of warranty.
$10,500. OBO. Cal 905-
985-0317.
19/6 GEO METRO, emer-
ald green, 3 door. I morphs
of warranty left. 27.700 lei.,
excellent con0ition, $7,500.
Cal 686-4564
1995 SATURN SC - 2
door, 9,100 km, auto, air
cond., am -fm Cass, p.s-,
it whole. balance of war-
ranty. super dean, rust
proofed, fabric protection,
air bags, certified, estate
sale, $16,000. (905) 433-
6147
64 Z26, 177K, auto, dean 19 FT. TRAVEL trailer, OSHAWA (Bloor St) Large NORTH of Oshawa Cen- TWO bedroom, 5633
body. $1600 as Isor best (Taylor). tandem wheels. 2 A 3 bedroom apartments tre, Quiet clean exceptional heaVwaler Included,
offer Call 905"436-0676 microwave, stereo. awning. In clean low rose budding 2 -bedroom apartment, own hydro. Prime Os
CARUSO AUTO SALES
1,985 HONDA Accord 4 dr
burgundy, 172K. auto.
$1995. 1986 HONDA Ac-
cord LX. 4 dr silver. 177K.
$2995. 1989 TOYOTA Ter-
cel. 2 dr. blue. 165K.
$2995. 1987 HONDA Pre-
lude. 2 dr white 208k.
auto, $3395. 1989 HONDA
Accord EXI 4 or black
170K auto $5395. 1971
Motor -,,,me 22 $3995 as is
DOT Safety Standard
Certificate Special $3995
Cal! Phil 686 3803 1895
Clements Rd Unit 177.
Pia, •• 7
CAUTION!' FALLING
PRICES. CERTICAR HAS
OVER 40 GREAT RE-
CONDITIONED AND
CERTIFIED VEHICLES ON
SALE NOW. EG M
Vans ?l aro 9: voyague's
from S8.850 loaded 8 As.
fro - Safaris from S3 995
Convertibles. 88 Mustang.
85 Dodge 91 F.•eny 91
724 'oacied A 1 $7 695 9C
Lim -a Euro. loaded
120.000 kin, 39 Escort 4
door a.'- i nraculale
S2 995 88 Firebird For,
,oaded 2 8 v 6. red, 125.00
kms must De seer $6 650
92 Jimmy SLE 4 dr lead
ed now S'' 95C 92 Track
e' Ispeed. perfect
102A00 k- sale S5 o5n
91 Cavalie's V 6 ;aced.
SE 495 Chedpee 83
Ca -a- certified. must
see S: 295 TRUCK
'987 Nssa^ auto.
'S 000 .-S ea�a'e^r
$4 385 1 -?y' SI•.e•aac
Called to^ta51.< now
S8 484 155 King St W, at
Midtown Mau 579-2686
Open Sundays -Where
Customers send their
krerl0s'
FOR PARTS 96 Buick
G,-Jwk ^.i', "ew pais
Cay. 415 ' ric-CI
Tv antenna All the extras Close to 401 8 GO Park- $665 Includes heat. storage location near O C.
Mint condition Must be Ing Available Immediately and parking Call 428- Midtown Mall. May
seen Call 576-6020 From $600 'month Phone 7677 436-6042
1990 HOMESTEADER 12
x 38 h mobile home. 10 x
20 Honda room Main trader
fully furnished One bed
room. 4 pc bath, fridge full
size. propane slave and
oven Electric hot water.
deck 10 x 16. shed. new
root on Florida room, new
carpet Located at Nestle
In Park on Hwy 36 bet
ween Lmdsav and Sobcay-
geon, on water Brand new
Sas 000 Asking $30,000 or
best offer Leave message
before 4 p m or can atter 5
m ie 9 p m Park fees ne
gohable Ask for Denise
.905) 57931-91
BONAIR TENT trader
It".- •... ,re t . awning,
sleeps 6. excellent cond.
Lion. 52le
.400 Tel
434-6187
TENT TRAILER, sleeps 4.
'.env 0--J .onomor. asking
$1200 or best offer 43 -
4r9C
Auto Leasing
Rentals
1995 PONTIAC Trarl
port -li lrlk^ oaance
far
li take over
lease. $3?2 •north includes
takes with $mall dowripay"
me^, e.cellen• condition.
fumy -loader 405.655-
580 7
Motorcycles
1964 YAMAHA c 11 Ju
^aust•38 JW k^ -an Ro
aK at 723 211
905 576-4255 NORTH OSHAWA, 1 bed- WEST OF Oshawa
WILSON OLIVE area. 2 room basement, Apt Avail, Ire 3 bedroom apart
bedrooms. available Imme- May 1. 97 Non smokers. no upstairs In duplex,
d,ately Fridge. stove, pets, all utilities included. budding, $800!month
heat A hydro Included Cable. laundry Inc., $550 eludes everything ever
5742 Carpet, parking. can 723-6649 ble TV Available May
laundry fac Daytime 263
8369 or evenings 263
2522
2 bedroom apartment.
qu,et building available
June 1 $750'month, first
and last required Excellent
location, Adelaide 8 Park
Rd area in Oshawa - no
pets please Call Joe 728-
9584
2 BEDROOM apt near
usrawa i.e:'^e arta ev,
Parking. laundry. storage
Available May 1st Non
Smokers Preferred $608
mo plus hvdro 579-0246
2 bedroom. bright. spa
acus er. ^war level of
raised burl Private
entrance and laundry
Townl,ne 6 Hwy ■2 June
srS725'mo Mark 905
`-09-82' 8
2 -BEDROOM apartment.
A,a. , 4 pr: ca•hs, comb,.
nation l,vmg;d,mng, eat in
kitchen, Stove fudge, dish
washer washer dryer.
ask ^q $825 plus utilities
Avao,eble June 15 Ala. Re
arty Ltd 683-1811
AJAX. arge I til
apartment, 4 pc
cam Plight, laundry. all
.,tithes irctudmg cable.
$700,morlth Call ;9051426
'556
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY. - :. -, A." .,,j-,
spaor,us. carpeted. �newly
pa,nted with balcony. close
to 'Jus. shopping. all utilities
1%6 v�•ago 28K very included f:rstlast recurred
g';' Jnmhor Witr acres no pets, I bedroom $675
1992 '^ryvr Dynasty LE.
�r.es. S450C Can 427-
2 bedroom. $775 Call
95:•-_ - ;ailed $79 W
0516
430-.134
opo 1:9: Dodge CaraAVAILABLE
JULY LST
van 7 pass auto air
Altarine
'm' ..tea^ 0.n,00r'
S125C obo 434 2775
6
dose 10 OGH andbus ro
.1t. park.^g laundry 5675
Automobiles
-,elusive No pets ii
'
14 FT I ,oke' Craft. 30
754;,;leave message
Wanted
Hp ^,ae. coded for
^ear rosy load*, $5000
BEAUTIFUL 2 -bedroom
. D o Call 69C T
-k"' -E."'4 arlmeni, con
375 to $7500 ,., scrap ars
f9C5-178-7.37
Va, air Dan,ng deny, s -P*,
A ••_:•ik, J-, eondmon
clean. non smokes G,na
ve^.. es .3 ^.• professional
15 ' FIBREGLASS. BShp
wa S650 moil June
pick -o Call 905,. 706-
Me -i• Powe•• ' bilge
Ytet
CAN 905 725-8760
574:
Dumb. ? ranks 2 Drops.
!railer wrtn spare. skis
CENTRAL Oshawa, ec
A A A AUTO We ,pay
$2250 W evenings 9C5
ter .. .. :rig • S: be,7.
rooms. 1 block to Seniors
S`- S': s=ti J1' x n•
668 3964
Centre large ants start at
spot Al Corl0ition any
18 FT NORTHCRAFT.
S625 SOUTHEAST Orsini
year Call us any,. me_ 24
F It anC Sk ... -- 11P
wa location 16,2 bedrooms
hours. 7 days 3C rim serr
marc outboard w,th trailer
sty/ at $575 ',['frit 728-
,ce 905-686 5003 or 905
New top S350C Lots of
7344 436-6889 pager
7065234
extras Can John at '905)
432 5107
523-5401
CASH FOR CARS' We
16 FT. SQUALL KING.
CLEAN, r-•shly i letl
Pl l -C +Cn,Ge, rer.1 "S
be', "S bc.J' -ew _ •'
new ;a•,�' arc. bath=
basement apartment for
must De ,n rutin pond,-
'n9
dun 65 hD Mgir,e . w 1ra,i
non-smo«e• Oshawa Blvd
tion Call 4271-415 or Collie
for $2 650 579535; ane
mea• K.-, $425 - ..,sive
10 479 Bay', St East Aax
5
lstlast YC pets please
at ii AUTO SALES
17 FT. CHRYSLER Boal.
438-0882
WANTED: - buy good
good _ ^d'! .- ',.I y
CONDO - Aga. Westnev
" _e aL e ca, for stud
equipped . tilted trailer. 7C
Hw, : Clear one bed
int Limited budget Call
HP motor, must see to aC.
room wpm ensure laundry
Nick after 4 p m 683 3959
prec,ate As*,• -g $1 299
Pool. hot tubexerCtse tacit.
Thank You
Call 905 427 63-
mel $820 mo July 1st
'988 EDSON BOWRIDER,
(905 953-0792 6 11
M
TruekS
Length 18 6 beam 7 10
HWY 2M+esrneyarge
for Sale
Engine 43 1,ire Mer: 175
proless,onaily hn,shetl 1
HIP 10 Extras tw,^ sol
bedroom basement apart -
platform. Complete convert
ment. air, parking separate
1963 Chev Pickup 12 ton,
,ble top. plus overall moor
entrance. 4pc bath, no pets.
V8. 305 3 -speed overdrive
Ing covet spare prop sin-
$650 Inclusive Available
trans. all new brakes new
gle axes Cruise Master ;rad-
June 1 (905)427-6405
tires Includes cap Lady
er roller Call Paul. 905-
576-8339. after bpm
LARGE 2 -tearoom with
52500 or best otter
$11 Sop 00
den. left 6 walk -out deck.
623-0451
dean modern no is IsV
1965 International. 22' 5
ton. 5 spit single axle.
DT466.too many new parts
to list Bros to prove Cero-
tied. asking 58.500 Call
Tony 721-0986.
1995 CHEV m Ealwx W
Cab. Dark green, fully
loaded. Excellent condition.
70.000 kms $23.000. firm
Cak 905.668.6473
CHEV. S10 PARTS - long
box (no rust), trout fenders
(like new), tool Dox, (tack
step bumper, $400. for the
Io1.705-878-4998.
Wall
1 4 ttte ad DOI
1966 Jeep Cherokee 4X4,
black, aluminum rkrrs. timed
windows, grey rot., ptl psi
ple, p.d.kocks, a/c. 4.011., 6
cy! 5-spd, too marry new
parts to lost. Asking 55800.
oeMbed. Cal Rob, leave
message 905-985-9274
1991 FORD Tempo L, auto
air. 4 door. $2995 cin.,
call 576-5696 or 438-0756
09 SUN RUNNER, 21' 6'
V8 Cobra, outdrive. Cuddy
cabin, pot pert, holding
tank. Ice box, radio, cas-
sette, swim platform, tan-
dem. traders, pulse brakes.
real good condition low
hrs. $14,000 (905) 985-
1951
' ' FAparb etift
1 bedroom apt. ground
floor of Oshawa Rouse,
very private. Driveway,
picket fence, nonsmoker.
$1l oriduislve. 571-4293.
1 a2A I- all in
Oshawa and Bowmamnode.
Starting at $600/month,
Indge A stove included.
with laundry, facikDes. No
PMS. CAN (905) 434-2407.
OSHAWA (Bbd St. W.)
Large 1 a 2 a 3 bedroom
apartments in dean low
rise building. Close to 401
A GO. Parking. Available
immediately. From $600.
per month. Plane 905.576-
4255.
Pe .
last. Includes parking.
$695/month.uiddies,
minutes to Oshawa Centre.
Available June 1st. (905)
831-1490
LARGE 2 -bedroom apart-
ment. O.0 area, Iridge,
stove, parking, laundry
taCdiues, 11 suite building,
heat A water $682/month.
June 1.728-8868
LARGE bright one bed-
room baseman apt. Sep.
entrance. laundry fac., now
windows, Gose to ameni-
tmmfts route. Storage
available. South Oshawa
area. $600 all Inclusive.
FirsVlast required.Flexible
occupancy. Use of back-
yard. References. 905-434-
5430
LARGE NEW 1 -bedroom
basement apartment, Quiet
Christian home, no smok-
ing/pets, Harmony/Ross-
land. Utilties. cable. private
laundry, Available imme-
diately. $550/month.
(905)668.9523.
APARTMENT UNITS, one
and two bedroom, avail-
able in adult budding. near
hospital. 255 Sxncoe St N
(905) 728-4966
NORTH OSHAWA large
two oedreom- la,ge balco-
nies, quiet budding, utilities,
Cable, parking included
$679 Avadable May Ist
579.5584
2 bedroom apt Avail
Nov, 1 hd,m apt lune 1
Parking, laundry Includes
utilities Close to Oshawa
Centre References. no
pets 723-1647 5796989
AJAX'. ONE BEDROOM
apt t „1'' Cam K lcf-
laundry, separate entrance
Available May 15th $700,
month utilities Included
Can 619-4663
OSHAWA 88A • 900
Glen tool r, apts
5675 $708 Close to Shop.
ping, schools, GM and GO
Uhlit res included First last
required Call 728-4993
OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt
01 a^^- Smcoe St area
Close to all amenities, heat.
hydro included $620
monthly Available June 1
F r%t last required 434-
6311 'leave message
OSHAWA. ONE-Sll
ROOM -k c:•• dude. a:'
S✓, •-^•--r ce. park,rg eat"
in k'rnen. on bus route.
dose Tc GM North Plant
Nor smoie no pets. 5550
inclusive ' •st'last Asail-
able immediately 905-
434- 353
CLEAN. OUIET
Fa•^ r P,.idrr; North
Oshawa. 19 2 berms In-
clusive Pay able, parking
A laundry fall 723-2094
1 A 2 ted tom apt avail-
able Jure ' at 350 Maw
ga also 2 bedroom 346
Mason St $600 b 5720
mo all inclusrv* no pets
call 571 724
OSHAWA Newer build-
ing: w. -i:r•a o,.•; g-
rr wail Parking A ny.
dru inauded. on o ute
drooV , ro
2-bem. $750 3 -bed
room. $860 '905) 428
5740
JUNE LIST. • LINDSAY,
brd•..•c•^ upper .eve �a
netv,ue 2 bedroom lower
level. ranch bungalow
$700 per mo each all m
elusive No pets. (905i
985-8632
PICKERING 2 bedroom
baser -e^: ePr arge) 2 car
parking no pets Near Ga
401 July 1 F,rsLlast 831-
7760
PICKERING one bed
..�;r '.e •.. r.-. apt Utrl,-
tres, separate entrance.
laundry $540 inclusive
Suitable for one No pets
May 15th 686-8562
2 -bedroom bungalow.
upper level, Parking.
Close to Schools.
bus. GO. $865
Immediate
(905)436-2092
OSHAWA - NORTH Ox-
ford 1 - Two bdrm. 1 - 3
bdrm Near GO station.
401 Parking, hydro, bal-
cony/patio. $730, 5837 all
inclusive. IsVWst No dogs.
Available Immediatoly.
(905) 721-2232 (416) 239-
2752.
%60k: Its &@&/
The Frust choice -large 2
bdrm all Bright, spa-
cious and aftordable!
Shopping. 401 and
schools all wilrtin your
grasp. Lad now. road
n"*U". Cal
(905)571.4604 for i til
TWO 1 -bedroom apart-
ments, $500 and SSW.
available May lst, parking,
Iridge. stove, utilities in-
cluded. Central Oshawa
location. Call 905.579-
7195.
TWO BEDROOM base-
ment apanment/walkout to
patio, yard, parking, no
Pets, prefer couple. Isillakst.,
$670/mo. including util.
May 1. East Clshawal
432-2914 message.
97. 574, Cartier Ave
lulu mc. rvuwnc,
1 -bedroom partly turn
basement apartment.
rate everything, no
ing, no pets. avadabll
mediately. $700/montl
elusive Call f416)
"
forma, nr
2 bedrow, !or •en,
month. 1 -Bedroom
$550 month FIrst'Las'
qu,red Call 905 725
days. 905-668-4016
irlgss' weekends
WHITBY. ' 8 2 Peril
avadabie May June
(905) 430-9146 or
789-4145
broadloom ^w, r.im
Incluvve 4.a ao,•
Call Paul 665 9�1
THE t%Eil ADVERTISER FRIDAY. SLAY 2. I'rn-PA(:E 33
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For Rertt For Rent ' loll rfd t mei ' 7o11rrifiouses • ' Mobile Homes Mobile Homes MoW1e Homes
For Rent For Rent and Parks • � and Parks • � and Parks rem, Personals • ' Personals
$1 - IA Absolute Affordable!
SICK OF RENTING'??
WHY NOT OWN A:
3-Bed',emi $700/month
3 -Bed bungalow $800/month
No down payment? Discharged Bankrupt?
Call Me!
(905)577-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPLEY
yaks Rep Sunnn (41111P FKCel Realty Irtc-
NORTH OSHAWA- Main
1 bedroom bungalow.
,g for two 4 appkanc-
quiet neighborhood
Clean, no pets Close
0utjic schoo, 58251'
unlities included 15t
ast Available May im
ra,ely Call 5799103
5p m.
�aHAWA BLVD. N. &
an;y - .edrooni 112
s fenced yard. $895
utdines Avail June Ise
416'267-1010. atter
.?r'S5761957
.:1TH OSHAWA
4 ted,,om
,er'ury home, di -
family room with
carp off large modern
new windows &
+Pe 2 a• garage. wilt,
G sq It garage. on 2
,,s cor^mercial will rent
I_�, lir wi sell owner
f,.�o w•rn j30 Our,
I_Cr trade accepted
I,,iate possession
'edrOOm, plus
on Urge k rchen. plus
)e 24.24 ga'age 2 roil
d�nr`. pUS self cOn-
et bachelor apt. Rent
$895. of buy
-r. -rwr ow -e, finance
".'KERING .,fin Boddy.
cur garage
• ••e a,• vac. 3 apphane-
•1W tC schools. shop-
^^ Go 51200/month
us June 16 Call
'2C 61 OC of
�ICK50ra'DUNDaS 3
C new bamsw arg*
+C>., ' ava able Imme-
a1^ . F-•st :ass ,eferanc
4'a13 14 c
%HITBY a vtwe 4
El-eg•ass Mead
.� F•oge. stove Mav
pr,ssession. $1350
o s unities Contact
v, -29 `.'57 ask 'or
i.e eve 4303557
n NITBY executive 4
•�, 2 ' 2 baths.
-lit ore library, ormng u
vac. intercom. deck.
s garage $1695
�7C3 430-1357
FOR RENT
1011 SIMI STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units
Utilities included
Stove & Refrigerator
Parquay floors throughout
Parking included Playground Area
Close to schools and shopping
From $846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
IsZ Cottages
Rooms for Rent
For Rent
BANCROFT AR
CLFAN
BRIGHT ImUSE
1%'hitrs Rd. S./
4111 B& B a% ail.
Rooms for rent,
weekll, mol
Hvdro staff
vvvicome,
420-0042
$340-S500 PER MO. Fes•
�S"dWd prvdt� - T5.
entrance and bath Use of
+dchen and laundry Would
5ut single woril person
or parent with .>ma : child
576-2972 after Spm
579-4576
LARGE :lean furnished
"co”, - r.,e to Oshawa
Centre share kitchen &
bathavailable-mediate
y Phone 431142C
PICKERING- Whces.4C1
Root. - a,ge ^ruse park
mg, separate bathroom
share k f,^en and 'laundry
$100'w, ''eludes cable &
hydro lst.'ast Can '9o5
8318571
EA. l bed
'nom cottage for •ent start -
rig May Cal305 619
?231
AT LAKE SEYMOUR.
Trent Rrver System tamely
house keeping corsages. 3
epee bath pool, teaC-
store. playground. 0 r
'northeast Picke„ng 1.
988-8' 3.2212
TRENT RIPER LArF
SE rtilCl7o mode's wa-,
'•pili ,0nages53'0 'c S34S
Week f G-iod fishing
swim --ng & boating •
705-778 75.34
I • 'Florida
.ac. Rentals
CLEAR 4ATER AREA.
Iaculz:�8&�«
--ate faro
available nhw r^• ;fir, and
to view phot- +1)5 57?
37%18
CLEARWATER.- .rales
fuer I.,- ,-e : ., C,rAi
''oned :permar Prt -,,fl
Jubhouse. pc'J,s ^c• tub
flea, beaches and Ma,c
anrac'ior:s c^Ildrer P
Private Horses
For Sale
EXECUTIVE ••
g :a•ea P,ci ng
w,ft, an the rums and de
tai's Main floor library
laundry, i0,rnai pining
'Qom. ce'amcs. gleaming
hardwood. 3 batr•oom.s.
Master en suite with Roman
ova' tib SeriO'JS ^q•.,rPs
Can 420,-;814
OPEN HOUSE A,.,
Su^ , 'e ft x 33
mgrrund pooi. 3 bedr,nms
!,n isnod basernenr sail c
fac garage ,ep'ace. 5
aCCIances ass,me
gage 9e.iN. csI^9
5215 iC•0 42" ?°'5- 41
Rotne,gien S
WHITBY SEMI j'29 3rr
ins 2 paths oaa4,
•-Perbel n,iudes
ances 566.3688
I Vacation
Properties
CIEARwATER 2 -bed-
_ am r park
^paled 1101 lilt
T Brutes to beaches sleeps
6 11 nformahc^ avaI.
able 5175 week, , ..
w 434,-
Shared
cine $27M5 we , v
:ru�fos
'
ACcoRgdation .now^ '"n" ' Cottages
9c5 693 5563 For Sale
COURTICE A newer riot; t, ' ' p +ate 10r',es
For Sale CRYSTAL LAKE sea
snare ail ameodits fur- "'age'
n heti '
,VEON Lq
Q kF
GET READY FOR
SUMMER NOW!
31�bedrooms plus ,e,,rate
Large Campsites Available on a
n
— —
TRgt[,F;R P �Rb
quiet, well maintained, beautiful
property. Good Selection of new and
used trailers for sale. Centrally
located between Lindsay and
Peterborough.
(705)799-5376
TAROT CARD READER - 99% ACCURACY
If you are Sick depressed Cr ailing, for any reason such as
love marriage, sickness heath, business and financial rt-
uahorts, Mrs Anne car help you and will help you through
all four pr;bierrts Mrs Anne heals by herbs ods and Talls-
ran She has trip God y ien polder ,0 help people 'with tllclr
x x,ffrns Guarantees results She is superior to others
Mrs Anne nas ?5 fears experience
Open dally form 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Special This month
2 readings for $25. 721-OW6 Oshawa area.
' Legal Legal Co min Comin Coming
• Notices • � Notices • I lEvents • I Events • I
Events
.997
Or Va
IPlcke•rg location; till sell Oy :ll auction
the fViicwlri^, accourtS -ill are heunquert
L ,ever cost cf storage ar, excerses.
JOhr �Z'_'arZ of OShawa
Heather L?t Cr ".'7°
Of .xarrCrCU3t
• t :; gistrations • '=.egistrationS
Teddv7s Learning,
Centre
(Re(r(•,i'I, in
121; Radom street Pickerin-4)
taken ~ rel i,trahun, tor
�( ptembcr 1997 'I"w :,tier Junior
Kindergarten and \ur,er(h(x,l
L1r(ogram,
( )f:r junior Kindergarten i, a excel
lent alternati%e to the ,chool board
s neede«" cifii '. lakes ecu d s3Do' ,tem L4 cotter 1 t,1 it hr
month Available e
dut*iy Leave message
433-2379
FURNISHED •oom in got
gecbecroom akeview
condn, to share wits tw%
month Available- imine
cutely 1905) 831 5802
PRIVATE bedroom. bath
room, n rgroom we fire-
place. deck A.C. ca ote
storage. shared kitchen n
Ajax home $50C ^ronth
CAM 686 24 1 7
WHITBY, Share 3 bed
room Home w;n 1 other
hon -smoke, female pre
q tied. close to 4C' &
Amenities Call 905 665 -
Townhouses ;lie
I
-RARE OPPORTUNITY-
bedrooms •ow^^c".se 4
new, aorlia^ce, S25 30C-
year'y 'ncom* rQ $6-C•
deposit Call Sarnne-ar
George Walk.•• ':834'4
NORTH OSHAWA � "o
I , - ;,, ow
Immaculate 0^e V own*,
'vow •oof and windows
Over sized got Detacnod
doubt* garage and Jouble
paved drive $'59 90C
Phone , 905 � '25- 2058
2600 sq. It e,ecufrve w•.th
'a ;P •^ode•^ ^law Apr
Ceramics trench doors. 2
tier deck Dlus -ore N.E
Oshawa Must be sold
$197.900 Call F,ank Via
novrt 432 2000 [;--am
Quality R E
ni,nec new ,•:-en
'pportunit,es
':Id rah(, %. Nth a m.lvmum cla„
31�bedrooms plus ,e,,rate
-;/e of It, children. In the ,ih(x)1
supping ab,n 2 car ga
buyers call 19051 579-316c
rage wf^ wor,�,^.;o urge
,tem the ratio 1, 1 to 24 ill pr(,-
' I ; ler we`d ; ;
Jv Itimulatin,g program,, to meet
scapeC Jt wth s'nre fie.+
,..
. �. and ,tagte of dry ellop-
wals ')O if ale rage
•. w, 1(,C , --w «a•e•
mt rat (,t ()ilt (hili; and thio
System P-va',, sale Cd
• �r
)Ur child a dump start on their
3•;5242 _. ' Briny 9nly
PJs'-.1Glh(,n.
1,200 sq. ft. 2nd floor .1.600
s'6sa"
I'li'ac' call !lira A. Martin
Camper
for turther information
ffrl Trailer Sites
tichkx11 (`�O�
-� 72
or (�)�) ♦;ti -h -if
FURNISHED room
'own
1976 PROWLER 29r_*�
and lea%* I mes,age
$4y', •3.4 c;1 25
�f►".
S500C. all pr sea -,
huge backyard, swimming
walk -out to patio
sites Stoney Poll" Trailer
Park Rice Lake 705l
696 21c
Business
• Personals
go
FOr Rent BEDROOM 2 -baths 1992 SIERRA bra 38
Condominitlrrls �riCk Iwo aloes on ,
For Rem g S'+;,c 30LDEN BREAKFAST DINNER
'EAU TIFUL i9x 120n lot, steps 1c ply Falcon 35 $1890C All or Tale -. •'� a_,art
2-tlodroom cool & schools Hardwood n Ston -ops Sat^o•'
aw lune ca-peted.
`3ry. dishwasher, avad-
e June 1st. 5900 all +n-
s•ve lstlast required
iN SMOKER ONLY
1- 5084
NORTH OSHAWA. 3 bed
casement town-
- acs ,n well maintained
„ r complex Freshly
:orated with Frig 'stove,
se to all amenities
"Ing at S758 month on
Mgmt office Call
seaso a > e,
ey g
MCLAUGHLIN SQUARE & ceramic tooling through Point Trader Park Rice GO Pill, solid :l'e,ltil
penthousetwo bedroom out. in-law potential. many Lake As..^g S62 30C Leave
112 baths. south-west pan. upgrades. quick :losing message 9C5' 668.1327
*,It, assumable 5 3i4°-,
Oramic view, underground Money
parking. indoor pool etc mortgage. 5138.900 905 ffp
July possession $925 in- 728-7660 Oshawa t0 Lend
dusKfe (905) 434-8008 327 PHILLIP MURRAY
TOP OF WESTNEY. Ajax AttrAve . Oshawa. $11480c
Hwy2 & Wesiney Rd 1 ink. ne 3 t bedroom
l
bedroom, 5 app; $825,Ink, new thermal window
mo Avail May 15•'97 905- Finished rec room filth 3
839-3571 piece bathroom Sunny .iv.
mg.'dming room . eat m
. ,,-3777 905.
• ' 01111 &
lutc hen Walkout thorn Irving
room to deck Interested
I ANY CONTRACTS.
Retail Sp•Ce
buyers call 19051 579-316c
Rooms
sive with 7 appliances.
lor Rent
m
Private 905-355-3096
CENTURY HOME. in Col-
able mmeidatel y
OSHAWA 4 Months Fns
m
borne. 3 bedrooms 3
baths famdyroom with Bre-
NIN
-OB
TAIG A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
A BRIGHT master bed_
RMM - 850 Br
place. 5 appliances includ-
I ANY CONTRACTS.
Oshawa, $375 in-
SSW. 600 sq.main 5500•
ed Many extras. $155.900
sive with 7 appliances.
300 sq. ft. across from Osh.
Private 905-355-3096
able mmeidatel y
Centre, 600 2nd III 5500.
COLLEGE HILL area. 4-
tlOrlgagPS,
MO
297
1,200 sq. ft. 2nd floor .1.600
bedroom, 2 -storey de -
Insurance
AJAX
sq. ft. main. Call 434-2447
latched house, eat -in kitch-
FURNISHED room
'own
or 655-4132,
en, finished basement,
MORTGAGES S
clean quiet
er entrance, air,
OFFICE SPACE, First
huge backyard, swimming
walk -out to patio
Finance go Por
& laundry facilities,
Month Fres. Suitable for
pool.
$150.000. Call 905-430-
an purpose. rates from
y
'eo bath & kitchen. Nott-
professional; ie. Lawyer.
6467
595%. All applications ac,
'ler Call 686-7260.
Medical or Business. 475
cepted Community Finan -
square feet. Asking $450.
COURTICE, 1900 sq ft.
dal Services 668-6805
ALTONA RD. I S
'
month inclusive. Call Steve
finished on all 4 levels. 3-
' ::pan furnished room
y
(905) 576999.
bedroom. 2 baths, airtight
• BU$Ines$
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VISA L--6-8-3-0707
ttm�A BARKER, Greta, after a lengthy illness, at the Ajax CRAFT DEALERSfor craft extrava9anz
8 Pickering General Hospital on Wednesday, April derme N top. June
IT'S A GIRL!bray). Beloved and devoted wife of Donald. Loving 30. 1997 in her 64th year. Greta Barker (nee Cam- at the Courtice Flea t
c can 905-436-1024.
QUIRK - Tom and frene (nee
Stubbs) are thrilled to announce,
the safe arrival of their 2nd child,
Mikaela Susan, born April 2,
o 1997, at 2:02 p.m. weighing 8
lbs., 6 oz., Big brother Travis is
-tickled pink- about his new little
sister as our proud grandparents
Tom and Dorothy Quirk and Jack
° and Betty Stubbs. A loving
welcome to our precious angel.
Oil' Anniversaries e ' Anniversanes
mother of Jacqueline and her husband George Kir-
tley: Marilyn Hannivan; Robert and Martin. Grand-
mother of Jason, Paul, Kerry, Peter, Sarah. Michael
8 Bradley Survived by her sisters Sylvia. Edith and
Ruth (all of England) Greta will be sadly missed by
her many family and friends. The family will receive
friends at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old
Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905428-
8488 of Friday from 24 40 and 7-9 p m Funeral
Service in the Chapel on Saturday , May 3, 1997 at
10.30 am interment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens
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ttm�A BARKER, Greta, after a lengthy illness, at the Ajax CRAFT DEALERSfor craft extrava9anz
8 Pickering General Hospital on Wednesday, April derme N top. June
IT'S A GIRL!bray). Beloved and devoted wife of Donald. Loving 30. 1997 in her 64th year. Greta Barker (nee Cam- at the Courtice Flea t
c can 905-436-1024.
QUIRK - Tom and frene (nee
Stubbs) are thrilled to announce,
the safe arrival of their 2nd child,
Mikaela Susan, born April 2,
o 1997, at 2:02 p.m. weighing 8
lbs., 6 oz., Big brother Travis is
-tickled pink- about his new little
sister as our proud grandparents
Tom and Dorothy Quirk and Jack
° and Betty Stubbs. A loving
welcome to our precious angel.
Oil' Anniversaries e ' Anniversanes
mother of Jacqueline and her husband George Kir-
tley: Marilyn Hannivan; Robert and Martin. Grand-
mother of Jason, Paul, Kerry, Peter, Sarah. Michael
8 Bradley Survived by her sisters Sylvia. Edith and
Ruth (all of England) Greta will be sadly missed by
her many family and friends. The family will receive
friends at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old
Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905428-
8488 of Friday from 24 40 and 7-9 p m Funeral
Service in the Chapel on Saturday , May 3, 1997 at
10.30 am interment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens
In In
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Church
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Sunday: 10:15 - Sunday School
11:00 a.m. - Worship Service
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Wednesday: 7:30 Bible Study
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Worship With Us Every Sunday
428-6102
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"The Family Church"
1820 Whites Rd. N.
Sunday Services 11:00 a.m.
SwAsy Sebed & ft"min/ NWWy
® 839.1383 Rev. Dr. Morley Mitchell
CHURCH OF CHRIST
CEDAR ST., AJAX, 683-2477
1 streetnorth of 401 - west of Harwood
SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45
WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. b 7:00 P.M.
WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M.
Watch "Key to the Kingdom"
Thurs. morning, 8:30 a.m.
Vision T.V. Cable 24
Free Bible Study Course
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PRESBYTERIAN
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PICKERING VILLAGE
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Adult Bible Study - 9:30 a.m.
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Sunday, May 4th
11:00 a.m.
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Sunday School, Supervised Nursery
: ' .-
Rev. Richard HAsden
District Superintendent
Rev. Ken Rowland
The Pentecostal Assembliles of
683-7311:t"
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EVERYONE WELCOME
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Family Life Seihinar It is no
secret that families are under more
and more pressure. Parents often
find themselves at their wits end.
How can we better understand our
families and how can we raise
children that are emotionally sound
and clear in their personal values'?
St. Paul's on -the -Hill will be
offering a special seminar on
Wednesday evenings in May to
assist parents called "Building
Healthy Families". It will be led by
Paul Scuse who is a pastor in
Richmond Hill, a fully trained
Marriage and Family Life Therapist
and the founder of Emmaus
Pastoral Counseling Services. Paul
has been married for 21 years and
has three teenagers. This is a four
part seminar on Wednesday
evenings at 7:30 pm beginning May
7th. Cost is $25 per person or $40
per couple. St.Paul's is located at
882 Kingston Road in Pickering at
Fairport Road. Call the church at
839-7909 for registrations or for
more information
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with
David O'Neill
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FAMILY LIFE & PARENTIN
Family Life Seihinar It is no
secret that families are under more
and more pressure. Parents often
find themselves at their wits end.
How can we better understand our
families and how can we raise
children that are emotionally sound
and clear in their personal values'?
St. Paul's on -the -Hill will be
offering a special seminar on
Wednesday evenings in May to
assist parents called "Building
Healthy Families". It will be led by
Paul Scuse who is a pastor in
Richmond Hill, a fully trained
Marriage and Family Life Therapist
and the founder of Emmaus
Pastoral Counseling Services. Paul
has been married for 21 years and
has three teenagers. This is a four
part seminar on Wednesday
evenings at 7:30 pm beginning May
7th. Cost is $25 per person or $40
per couple. St.Paul's is located at
882 Kingston Road in Pickering at
Fairport Road. Call the church at
839-7909 for registrations or for
more information
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off clove"I" • dk(�
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and used bargains up to 9011 off.
It's worth the drive to Whitby
401 to Thickson, North to Dundas - 2 lights
East. 1910 Dundas Lower Level Ball.
Every Sat. and Sun. for 7 years.
Have your garage sale here for SIS.
666-510(3
30-35 GARAGES OPEN
18TH ANNUAL BURDEN CRES
GARAGE SALE IN AJAX
Allay 3rd 9:90-2:30 pm.
(Westrtey Rd to Finley and South to Burden)
Arts 8 Arts 1L
Ron, Crafts • I Crafts
SPRING CRAFT SHOW
May 10 -10 am - 4:30 pm
May 11-12 noon - 4:30
Port Perry High School
160 Rosa Street
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Saturday May 3rd. 9am to 4pm
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GARAGE SALE
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REDMOND DRIVE, AJAX
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2_ Chadvvick Dr., Ajax
Sat. May 3. 9am,
Raindate May 4.
25 STRATHY RD. AJAX.
MULTI FAMILY GAIUGE SALE
Holly!iedge Dr .e. Pickering 31' Va,,or �axs
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9am is 12noeri Garr Jr Snore
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Furniture toys. bikes ciothes. etc.
Sat. 8 Sun. May 384. 9am-3.
41 Mullen Dr. Ajax.
Off Hyde 8 Ravencroft.ESatu;day
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May 3rd - 9:00am
pringview Drive
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sebank. Pickering
(SW tomer Ba%-N,'Westnev, Ajax)
SAT May 3 10-6puk SUN May 4 114pm
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629 WEYBURN SQUARE, PICKERING
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(Whites Rd. / Hwy 2.)
Saturday May 3th. 8:00 am to 2:00 pm
Patio furniture. toys, bicycles, childredothing,
DURHA�1'S LARGEST GARAGE SALE
CRAFT ASiD FLEA MARKET
babyaccessories. much much more...
Now 15,000 sq. ft. indoors and outdoors. New
and used bargains up to 9011 off.
It's worth the drive to Whitby
401 to Thickson, North to Dundas - 2 lights
East. 1910 Dundas Lower Level Ball.
Every Sat. and Sun. for 7 years.
Have your garage sale here for SIS.
666-510(3
30-35 GARAGES OPEN
18TH ANNUAL BURDEN CRES
GARAGE SALE IN AJAX
Allay 3rd 9:90-2:30 pm.
(Westrtey Rd to Finley and South to Burden)
Arts 8 Arts 1L
Ron, Crafts • I Crafts
SPRING CRAFT SHOW
May 10 -10 am - 4:30 pm
May 11-12 noon - 4:30
Port Perry High School
160 Rosa Street
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