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0 News Pickering • dveAlser Opti( anal i % cck hcmtc charpr , :-:;/ $1 ncv, s`tand 1— ISI<'"111f1 12 3() ��,1'�"c Pickering mayor backs Tory cost sharing reforms Bi :t1 AR1AN\E' TAA WS SIAM kl11;RT! k Though the final cffect on residents' tax bills remains somcw hat of a nvt . sterN. the new deal announced Thursda- on the -allocation ,,I cost respt:ns(bllitieI �k bctwccn the Pros ince and municipalities is Ntai or N'aN ne Arthurs. "I'm .er,. Pleased... 1 think it's a definite ntoxc in the right direction," saes .Ajax %Iasur Stc,,e Parish. The most 1 important aspect ,f the nc%k deal, %Ia-,or Arthurs hclicvcs. is that it 'ntits must of the r,:sponslblhty for good ncv%s. NNAN NF +elfare and long - according, to the ARTHI RS term care costs mayors of Ajax 'Very pleased, hack to the andPickering ProNince. after .. 1 think it Queens Park achieved most of what the announced In Januar, half- municipalities alfmunicipalities were truing those costs v.ould be trans - to achic%c." says Pickcnni See STIL!.,'f'age 3 INSIDE ON SUNDAIr Solar Wins? - Atax students arc kLimpc9tilg fUr !,,p honrs in hingsum - page S. Big Help - 11he top [lig Broth- er shares Ills win \x ith a spe- cial friend - page 20. Editorial Page ........6 Sports ..... ........24 Classified ...........25 HOW TO REACH US General ....... _683-5110 Death Notices .683-3005 Auction Line .6133-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ .. .........141M-662-8423 Email... Canadian Astronaut Roberta Rondar touched down in Ajax this week. See page 13. .. . . . . . .. . . . . . Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet..........htip://www.durhamnews.net HOME IMPROVEMENTS w � Family Oarnad i OpwfMd For Sanies You Can hurt VISIT OUR SHOWK M N INN ` ` ' 239 ttatfon S~ _ soca, a tn. got oaHarroodA".) 696-2445 photo by A.J. Groen Blowing his own horn Craig Gordon concentrates on his timing while The Pickering school's senior concert band won a performing in a rehearsal with the Frenchman's gold medal in the Kiwants Music Festival held Bay Pubic School senior concert band this week. April 21. Ajut,xv-Pickering hospital calls BY MARIANNE TAKACS pitals after reviewing health services in STAFF REPORTER northern Ontario and Toronto and rec- Durham Region residents deserve ommending the closure of several hos- high-quality health care services and pitals in those areas. an expansion of services available at APGH will maintain its services Ajax -Pickering General Hospital is need to be expanded and that expan- needed to provide it. sion should be based on the Durham That's the argument APGH officials Health Council's 1995 Durham Region will make as they appear before the Acute Care Study, according to hospi- Province's Health Services Restructur- tat spokesman Kim MacMurray. The ing Commission Tuesday. The com- study concluded additional programs mission is turning its attention to and services should be established at Durham and other GTA -905 area hos- APGH to make it one of two full -ser - Now :Lower x _4he Motorola Star Tac is the world's smallest and lightest :xellular phone. It weighs as little as 3.1 oz. and fits in tiie ` - palm of your hand! Visit us fora demonstration. - dCOI�M4UN/CAllt�i�� for expansion vice hospitals in Durham, together with Oshawa General Hospital. Ms. MacMurray says it's not unrealistic to expect the commission to recommend expansion at APGH despite its record of recommending hospital closures elsewhere in the province. "This is going to be the first extremely high-growth area they look at. This is where the reinvestment comes in" Ms. MacMurray notes it makes See GROWTH/Page 2 PAGE 2 - THF: NEW'S ADYF:RTISER SUNDAY. 1\1 Al' 4, tW Growth requires GROWTH/From page I "perfect sense" for the commission to base its recommendations on the Durham Region Acute Care Study When the only thing that's changed is we've grotin cNcn more. APGH has alread\ pro\ ided the com- mission with a vyritten submission outlin- ing its position on local hospital service. ..The (Ajax -Pickering General) Hos- pital strongly believes that the residents of Durham Region are entitled to fair and equitable access to all levels of health care ser ices \x ithm the re -ion and that there i, sut'licient critical mass to \`arrant the presence ,,f a conrununitx hospital in Aiar' state the •uhrr,t.. ,,n service: A*ax hospital J Among the arguments APGH makes to sup(x)rt of its contention the local hos- pital needs to be expanded are: J It's ser ing a gro\%ing community. -1'he combined population of Mar and Pickering is 151.495 and is expected to reach 194.255b\ '(ft. And about 45 per cent of \\hithx residents are likclx to seek acute care services at APGH in the future, since it's been recommended Vlhith\ General Hospital he translOrmed into a rehabilitation centre. J The three municipalities cure home to man_ young. groHing families• which necessitates that APGH maintain and expand ,cr\ices in cnicrLcncy, obstetrics. pediatrics. day surgcr\, orthopedics. mental health scrxtcc,, and inten.nc care 0 ri it ❑ Extra capacity makes APGH the ideal site for expansion of scr\ices to care for Durham's growing population. A $30 - million addition was completed at the hospital in 1994 which brought its capac- ity to 193 beds, of "hick only 116 are currentl\ operating. "Ihe hospital also has land available fir future expansion. J APGH is efficient. Administrative improvements at the hospital in recent years have resulted in low administrative costs and a substantial reduction in the average amount it spends to treat each patient. J As fitcilities arc provided here, rest- dcnts s%ho now ,go to Toronto to obtain mcdtcal scn ices %ti ill he able to ohtain them II -,.I ►•ala,&%'i�_V< ,.,__-))XVI m� I_-__ Towu -n----_CC ..Yo " t �f1 her'9;�p OR L' LAI t J a.. 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Cowdwdned To ExceUewce 12t3u Kingston Rd., Pickering 345 McKenzie Ave.. Aiax rt - Still early to predict precise impact of tax changes STILL/From page 1 ferred to municipal governments. He and other municipal leaders maintained the tax bases of local governments were too limited and inticx- ihlc to respond to wide swings in social service needs. It's still too early to predict the precise impact of' the new arrange- ment on prti>periv taxes. says Mayor Arthurs. But he adds the important j thing is the threat of huge residential tax hikes in the future to deal with increasing welfare costs has been t eliminated. I4 Mayor Parish agrees it's too early to assess how local taxpayers will fare. "We don't have enough details yet on the numbers. The details arc going to be extremely important." He also adds other changes being made by the Province — such as property tax reform and cuthacks in fr,s incial subsidies in areas such as puhlic min,,it --also have to be taken into consideration. But he expects the final out- come will be a good one. ..I think generally with the changes they've made it's going to be a better system than just leaving the status quo." That's because province -wide prob- lems with the tax assessment system had to he dealt with. says Mayor Parish. It's also because, he adds, signifi t' giant progress has been made toward disentanglement of provincial and municipal responsibilities, with the municipal level handling hard services such as roads and transit while the Province takes on most of the soft ser- ices such as welfare and long-term care. STI': VE PARISH 'Right direction The challenge for municipali- ties now, says Mayor Parish, will be to handle their new responsibilities with- out spending more than the additional tax room they will receive when the Province takes on half the cost of education, so the total property tax hill for residents will not increase. 40 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 199'7 - PAGE 3 usiness as usual t . A decision by the Ontario govern - to keep funding of education on property tax bills is "irrelevant" to school boards here. ; 'The decision to take responsibility J or taxing off school boards has been 4 4ione " explains Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board chair- man Tom Oldman. "As far as I'm con-cerned. it's irrelevant," he says of the Province's flip-flop on earlier plans to take education off the property tax bill in exchange for municipalities assum- ;'ng more of the costs of other services. Under the new plan, about 50 per scent of the funding of education — $2.5 "billion — will remain on property tax for school boards Mills. The Province — not school boards — will set the rate for the education portion of residential property taxes. Tax rates will be frozen, though the government didn't say for how long. 'The money is coming out of one wallet or another," says Mr. Okiman, who is pleased with the tax freeze. _ Durham Board of Education chair- man Ruth Ann Schedlich agrees "there is realty no change for the school boards. The Province still has 100 per cent control over education." -11 School boards, meanwhile, are still "waiting to see what the fundirg model is. I don't think it will meet the needs of the system;' predicts Mrs. Schedlich. 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REG. $139.86 SALE .- � 2188 SALE 1 9 -- -- — — — — —— � WAREHOUSE PRICES ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK! �: -iN-S'D'K. Q,y Y�ullroll OUR PRICE POLICY i E L D O N LIGHTING Many c�� about having the lowest or best price have been made by at our competition. Interestingly enough, both our new and repeat •It . $MIIt e+ customers state we have the largest and most varied selection of I_Ot gttd 011e BIOdI wt'st Sit11C0e Sotttt>rtrilk � � �� The�") r lighting in Durham with the best prices. We will not knowingly beo 133 TAUNTON RD. W. ' OSHAWA ;432-3268�pwM undersold. You be the judge! I THE FORMER STAFF OF LIGHTING UNLIMITED, WHITBY, _i WILL BE PLEASED TO SERVE YOU. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — _.. — — — — — J P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, IM - PAGE 5 You can help transform Pickering Museum Village log home in 1800s schoolhouse PICKERIIVG —You can help Pick- About 10,000 elementary students visit the for over 17 years. Through its education staff, be introduced including programs for Grades 4 ering Museum Village transform an old museum each year and an additional 5,000 take the museum is continuously expanding and to 10 to accompany the flexible 'Thing -a -ma - log home into a typical early 1900s part in outreach programs. 7Tte village has been upgrading its courses. jig' class. The museum hopes to eventually hold schoolhouse. a favorite resource to schools and youth groups In September, environmental programs will its educational programs in the schoolhouse. Tbe museum is selling mouse pads and other items featuring a sketch of the schoolhouse by artist and museum vol- unteer Gloria Papastavros. All proceeds go directly to the restoration fund. People can support the project by buying T-shirts ($I8 for white, S20 for black or green), coffee mugs ($K), mouse pads ($6.90) and recipe books ($2). All prices include GST and PST. Along with the sketch, all items are emblazoned with the slogan 'I earning without books — awesome" The items can be bought at the Pick- ering Museum Village, on Grecnworoxd Road where it crosses Concession Road 6 (near Hwy. 7). Or people can order items by calling the museum at 683- 8401 or the Town of Pickenng depart- ment of culture and recreation at 420- 4620. Tlx: muscum advisory committee is producing the items with assistance from the Ti>wn of Pickering and 'lin Com Rcalty. The cornmutee hopes to have the first phase of the building ready for usL by September. The log home, built in the early, IKt►t>~ and known as the Puterbaugh Housc. was rno-vcd from Maple by de a--cndants of thea orwinal fanuly. 'lhc muscum advisory committee thanks them fur the generous gift. Pickering man shamed in sex assault PICKERI'. G — A 46 -year-old Pickcnn-, nran has hecn charccd with sexually assaultine his 26wear-4)ld dau"hter. lhu'harn Regional Pohce were called to a Pickering residence early Thursda-. morning, alter a woman reported being assaulted. Ihtectives are now investigat- ing allegations the daughter was sexual- ly assaulted over a two-year period. police said. The accused. whosL name has not been released to protect the com- platnant's identity, watt charged with sexual assault. He was held in custody for a hall hearing. Further charges against him are pending, poohcc said. WALK IN HOURS Daily 8am - 9pm Sat. 10am - 4pm EAdOWNCIES SEEN NV 2 NM • • TO-OMee 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 •Extractions In Hospital •ChemIclave Sterilization •Collect From Insurances 49entte and eai[ny 1-72eatn:ent IW E 0 It's the first Tuesdav of the month'. 2 Fashions Fupnm*re MaDesm limas 9 Towels pyl Small BecIpics Personal Cape Major Appliances Vicoms Home Electronics Like all good things, this sale doesn't last very long, and there are a few things we couldn't include: cosmetics, fragrances, Bath and Body, tdearance books, concessions and services, Easy Spirit shoes, Eaton Gift Certificates, Jockey and Cahn Klein apparel, Liz Claiborne and Guess fashion accessories, men's and women's designer cwllectlons, Mont Blanc accessories, Prospector footwear, Panasonic GADO TVs, computers, pre-recorded videos, CDs & tapes, Royal Vehret towels, Eaton Home towels, Surglass Hut, watch straps, sale -priced jewellery and Gucci watches. These discount offers cannot be combined together or with any other tax savings offer. 'Eaton's will deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from the total price of your purchase. Be sure to bring some ID with you (since you probably don't look 65). And if you're not sure about something, just ask a sales associate. Visit our website at www.eatons.com t PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAT, MAY 4,1999 Aju x --Pickering News Advertiser Mand Communis Newspaper di*torials aetterS A Mllfl y page published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L I S 21-15 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial - STEVE BEIYVEEN THE NIM WM� HOUSTON Where are the TME Managing�i��'��' Manu�nK �' �. � �,lGjb� Editor candidates? X15 There's a federal election campaign under way and four weeks from tomorrow thousands of Durham Region residents wit) cast ballots in four local ridings. We have a few questions we'd like answered such as: "'here are the candidates" What ?olicies do they recommend to improve life in Durham'.) is there ambod% out there'' Of course, the major parties have all nominated :andidates. With the exception of Durham Riding, where the Progressive Conservatives won't have a standard-bearer until after Fridav's nomination meeting. everybody should be raring to go. But it seems they aren't. There are ver few signs up and little politicking seems to be happening around the ridings. Are local candidates waiting for their parte leaders to make the case for their own election'' Are candidates wait- ing to blitz voters over the last three weeks of the campaign*.' Do candidates have a minimum amount of mone,* raised and therefore can't afford to get their messages out*.' Have the challengers quietly conceded the four ridings to the Liberal front-run- ners'' It's hard to know where anybody stands when lit- tle has been done to create a presence locally. Some candidates have yet to open up their offices. Could it be the candidates, en masse, figure voters are tired of promises and want their politics dished up to them in very short (21 days or less) doses`? We have just one message for candidates across Durham: Show us the policy. And hurry it up before it's too late. 6.- To respond to this editorial cull In_fosourre at �nfosource ns _?- _(40 and dial 510.1 ♦You said it... In response to the editorial in the April 29 News Advertiser headlined `MP has explaining to do', our readers said: s -1 think it's ludicrous that anyone would even suggest Dan McTeague should resign. He's the best thing that's ever hap- pened to Durham Region. He's honest, he's kind and, above anyone else, he is what he says he is -- a good decent per- son who's looking out for the well-being of us, the citizens of Durham" * " I agree he should be more careful in the future. He should be held accountable for what he has done, whether some- body else did it or not. I think he should possibly be asked to resign. I don't think I'm going to vote for him" Ajax -Pickering mews Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday ♦ Letters to the editor Examine facts before deciding on dump waste processing plant To the editor: 1 wish Pickering Councillor Doug Dickerson would gather my opinion before expressing his belief in what I think. Who knows'' Perhaps others feel the same:. Regarding the Eastern Power Developers' proposal for a waste processing plant at the Brock West dump, I feel our elected represen- tati,es have acted precipitously. Yes. we all wanted the Brock land- fills closed. Why'? Because they are hazardous to our health. We objected to landfills taking in oth- ers' garbage. EPD is proposing a means to foster recycling, which is very good, and a means to dispose of our society's waste without throw- ing it in the ground. Theoretically, that proposal also means without poisoning the atmosphere with toxic exhaust fumes from incinera- tion or other waste processing techniques. : for one would like to learn more about what EPD is proposing to build, how it would work to detail, how much garbage from what sources would he required for it to he economical, and so on. What I would really like to see would he a proposal from 1-111) for a Phase I implementation whose source of garbage was the waste already, present in the landfill site. Obviously. there is little than can be recycled from that source. However, tf we were able to renu- diate that site and eliminate future leaching problems, we would have a definite win right there. And, it we were able to spare other :om- munities from the hazards of dumping our own garbage, that would he a tremendous win as well. Il such a project were feasible and worked, then I certainly would endorse expansion to include new sources of garbage. I find the thought of Metro's garbage trucks traversing our roads to he far less a concern than what happened to that garbage after it arrived here. Please, everyone, let's set aside emotional rhetoric, extravagant marketing and the like to examine the facts. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL Paper chase Work on Ajax and Pickering's community newspaper has been quite frenzied thele past fcw days. Atter covering everything from Dan Mr lcaguc's hiographical errors to a unique stop on a man being chatted by 'wolves', we're a little out ol' breath atter chasing all this new s down. A word on chasing: Much of what has been going on in Ajax and Pickering in recent day,, and weeks has had some element of pursuit. Consider this: Federal election candidates in Alax and Pickering have spent the week chasing c ommn- ted votes since the announcement last Sunday of aJune 2 vote. Beleaguered MP Dan Mc'Icagur, meanwhile, has the unfortunate distinction of being, hath a chaser and the chased. W hiIc he's been pursuing voxes, he*s also been trailed hs the media, which is always more sensitive to the smell of blood during an election campaign. In Pickering, hapless cyclist Dave Kthhle spent a terrifying few, minutes trying to etude sorne wolves he claims chased him along Brock Road. Thr police, meanwhile, were hum chas- ing leads and have since concluded their canine suspects were of a more domestic breed. In Pickenng, one could argue the Town is still chasing its tail, what with another overpay- ment and a decision not to hire a new CAO atter spending $2001() on a search for the right can- didate. In Ajax. Town officials are in hot pursuit of a solution to the Archhishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School overcrowding crisis. They have displayed gnat courage in the: Face of tremendous pressure to find a quick solution. They deserve credit fair standing up on behalf of both the student bodNr and the business commu- nity in delaying a troubling proposal to house the student,, in an industrial area. Another chase involved a recent store a repoxter tiled on Durham Region's three sitting MPs. Shc pursued an obstinate Alex Shepherd (Durham Riding) tax nearly seven weeks before he agreed to provide us with perfectly public information on his record. After all of that, it turned out Mr. Shepherd has a fairly strong record to stand on. So why all the running around? A final word on the chase: More lies ahead. We'll be chasing municipal election candidates for comment while they're chasing your vote. while you're chasing them to account for them- selves, etc., etc., etc. I hope we can all make it to the finish line. Richard Sargent, Steve Houston is a regular contributor to our t+ Sunday column rotation. To respond to this col - Pickering u" call lnlosource at 683-7WO and dial 51013. TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 Ad-WClassified Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or reiuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 11^11 -Ws, Assistant Production Manager http://www.duftninews.net LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager G" ®C�17 photo by AJ Groen Cream of the academic crop Outstanding students were recognized recent- dan. Ajax High School teacher Dean Geggie. iy at Durham Student Recognition Night, award recipients Katie Taylor and Wada including these students from Ajax High Prescott, Ajax High School pnncipal 'lark School. From left. Ajax trustee Colleen Jor- Jeffenes and award recipient Shahana Arain. low 0 0 We've been a proud member of your 3 i"community for over 16 years. In this time, Orchard Villa has earned a reputation dor providing the highest quality of comfort and security available to area seniors. Our dedicated and caring staff invite you to experience all the benefits of this fuff-service residence. 'c e m ! nursing. #Irusseki dynamic three rimmm,t sx k service 1955 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. Ll V 1 X6 i� THE (YEWS ADYER'USER SUNDAY, MAY 4. 1999 - PAGE 7 Kids fingerprinted, crime fighting tips offered at Ajax Policing Day Residents invited to take part in one -day event AJAX — Seminars on home safe- ty. tips on spotting counterfeit money and a bicycle rodeo are among events planned at an upcoming Ajax Com- munity Policing Day. Ajax residents are also invited to hayc their youngsters fingerprinted by Child Find and take part In a hicy- cle registration and impection. You can get a look at it 1953 police car and the mobile com- mand unit. There'll he dis- plays and semi- nars on the Tac- tical Support Unit and foren- sic identifica- tion. Other semi- iars will run sourly on such topics as street crime. safe proofing your home and detecting counterfeit money. The event will be held Saturday. May 17 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Ajax Community Police Station at Westncy Road South and Harwood Avenue. A low-cost hot dog barbecue will be held. with proceeds going to Child Find. Kids can get their faces painted. There will he free hourly draws. For more information. call Con- stable Al NFeDougall at 683-9100. ext. 2148. LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER William Steil. DD, F C.A.G A � .-+. PICP(c"' NNG22 ✓'L�AGE A„AX e ' 6VJ-4294 a,. No one treats families like Fern! =c5- a,area: racanc . -,* *-ore a: ny wi. ove. -,eac'pr Zw- - flat ' .z I rs "M ToronZ Door us '-*WS Senna i )cif 2 ouldoa Doors. ' no= kM er t9rtas rW!. gar VS l , • - rraterskrr+g. spa-fftiles5 aW" 4k:^ *o Ca&nc Rana k)cs a'Un anc ldncfu super'.'seC °'ay Jltage vSummer Vacation Packages _�2 Days $270. - 3 Drys $390. - 4 Drys 5500. pp. db - 5 Drys $615. - 7 Drys from $815. to f86C. pp. JU 1 14800►567-3376 *June 29 - July 4. 5600,640. kids f275 pp db OnIDa 705 325-2256 R. R. 5. Onlia. 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It looked wall certainly be back g ust about artything' 1 associates. 1 l just want you 1° know d to my friend,. clients an Jz• 6ir - your shop �/LvcrG.c your, truly 'Nancy Milk_=� 741� =�011_ 0 0 0 0 W�_.w ! 1�n wov-fungi Auto Centre Pry 355 Bayl} St -vv. Alm' ONt- on N�orl onsL`t`)r.1 NAllnkot f ►,1S 6 ort & StitiR other day for only an ent l To 'Brace the mom for the first time& onnaously brOught In l carne to ?recision was greeted Pr, aP95 plds Aurora whec:kzd everything °weVer M rfoa red quickly• . IO so, hey C anything.g . change.N you h the door. walked thr°ug service . wilhoulmyule,,. Being a wom ear im lately & the 'e5- ' , u, my garage & Setting dirty gent all rwcessar I & evenVel Professional 100king ess shop wa, about g°rng 1O a g tloor mat Put 5-n 10,P hoP to do Thea seat cover and Arent 5-n that mow L alway.Wo g Bruce had . had h eaurp in grease coo end `°°ug rating room - 114C 5-nomm covered It glea, d as though; lee a h"Pita1 ope again Of that. It looked wall certainly be back g ust about artything' 1 associates. 1 l just want you 1° know d to my friend,. clients an Jz• 6ir - your shop �/LvcrG.c your, truly 'Nancy Milk_=� PACE 9 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1997 Their p ace E n the sun Ajax High School students in Kingston with solar -powered car A.IAr — Scvcral Aja Hi, -,h School students ar hoping the solar flute i. ti tth them this "eekcnd. The 10 science student. are in Kingston competing in a model solar car com- petition sponsored by Queen's Uni%erslty. �t'r'rc hoping to H in." team leader and OAC physics student Rob Sik- los said before lea%ins for the competition. The team began build- ing the car in Januar*,. "V1"c built the whole thine Irom the ground up. We e%en drew up the hlucprints." said Rob The onh, piece of equipment that was pre - made is the radio transmit- cr. The team has been hard at Aork planning the -chi- cle and then building it and rebuilding it. Roh said. had numerous neeting�s of the w hole learn and the ensineerinc crew. %%*c've been going Ajax over and over stuff. Some e s s solar cells sitting atop the things had to be rebuilt. We motor. chassis and wheels. kept getting neH ideas." The cars are being raced The students used corn- around a circular track pressed foam hemeen thin with judges looking for the sheets of hristol hoard for fastest car, the hest written sturd\ but light construe- submissions and the hest team. `We've learned all ..The goal of the com- petition is to promote sorts of stuff from the use of solar energy this. It hasn't as a real source of ener- -y g�." Rob said. been for marks, Regardless or the results of the weekend but we've put a competition, the .tu lot into it.' dents will have gamed r;,; much from the e%ent, he -- Rob Siklos ? said. e'\c learned all 7- sorts of stuff trom this. It hasn't been for marks tion. Thcv even experi- but He've put a lot into rt." mented with aircraft alu- The high school team is minum to get a light car, being sponsored b., Roh said. Ontario H%dro and DuPont -Ihe finished product Canada which helped off - fits Into a large shoe box. set the costs of the compe- I about a foot long and ution. stands three to four inches high. There's no body. just P. ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Ajax i Pickering We take away, SPECIALIST IN: ing or SAVE MONEY e Topoi g -you clean up •,opana . 0•aa wooa Stumps removed by machine . Pruning •Animal Resc u! FuaY IIISured . Free EstuTiat:es • cavity Repaw • 25 Years Expinentt Call Jerry. G Owl U F 94Q' Begin "the finest w;, ,,,ate theatrical schoolA., thane is. " _ Wed., May 7, Beginners Ages 12-16; 7:30-9.00 Thurs., May 8, Beginners Ages 8.11; 6:00.7:30 Classes 10 Weeks $90.0 Intro. Offer. Beautiful studio, carpeted with stage & li his Classes for children 5-7, 8-11, 12-16 VVq and the best adult theatre & film VVq program available anywhere. Classes Book now are educational, and fun and taught by for summer highly qualified instructors. theatre gyp' O'Leary's School of Drama Enrol. Strictly Unit 22,1550 Bayly Street limited Pickering, Ontario (905) 420-8129 1% tram of students at Ajax Hip h School is at Queen's University in Kingston this weekend as part of a competition to ,ee A ho is capable of constructing the best model solar -powered car. Student Roh Siklos (far right) holds the Ajax Thr transntiticr cost S90 and the entrance fcc was S-0, which covered the cost of the solar cells. There were other costs for various parts. Other team members are Na! Persaud i head engmccn. %lichael Spears. Imran Ahmed. Ben Cho, Roxy Bromley. Peter Wil- son. Ryan Hard}, Heather Kirk and Rod Taylor. Ifi,h School entry in the competitior Other members of the solar prolec team are Mike Spears, Imran Ahmed Ryan Hardy, Ben Cho, Roxy Brornlc� Nat Persaud, Peter Wilson, Heathe Kirk and Rod Taylor. �.! GRASS SEEO FERT�L�ZER SALE STANDARD SEED 21-7-7 GRASS FERTILIZER 201b(SLOW RELEASE) 99 ,.- bag :. �,.� l .. JUST 3 25Kg 1--3-1 Hoxton St., Claremont q q (Brock Rd. ti.- left on old (903) 7 1 Brock Rd. & North to Hoxton) 1 The P1 Leader 1 1 1 'r 11-11) IJAIII-INTIA 1 1 �el•f�l��el•�f�f�f��f���f�l�f�l�l�f�f�� �ff•f�� ALWAYS THE LOWEST PRICE ON THESE ITEMS ANID MORE... Sunshine BREAD SUGAR 6'755 2kg APPLE JUICE All Purpose Pare 136L FLOUR PEPSI PASTA mg 2II. 900 g - Imported TETRA DRINK BOXES 3 PACK BATMWM TISSUE 24 Roll 2 ply - 260 ct tiT A"tL _ —a – n COOKIES 350400g Branded FACIAL TISSUE 150 x 2 ply FOTATOgECMS 180 BLEACH 3.6L VVIG; 4LOUr % ,umpeutors Price, Every Week *Refers to immediate supermarket competitor -- �toiena Price Check sun"y Store Hours tt.ww.r P AJ& 252 B" S1. W. 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The trivia quiz is set for Wednesday, May "Marwood and Kings Crescent, next to the 4 at 7 p.m. at Simply Italian Restaurant in the Town hall. larwood Place Mall at the corner of Harwood . Call Val Marshall at 428-1328 for more ►venue and Bayly Street. _ information on the trivia night event or the Cost is $5 per player. �,�<ook sale Are your projects late and overbudget? Vh I ''all the specialist in project aml cost management. Project Management Course ,. ,May 26th and 27th Robinson project Control Services Wayne Robinson -Cost Engineer AACE (905) 428-0116 CI_\RKE HENNIN6 IN(. .►) ";ZUSTEES 3 "vSCL;E%. , _ ._ 11. SO -Frey Confidential Consultation - OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT � -'�lAG.)II)F �I4;.� Soit.vrs+n r �lli 'HShI �.r 0,11'TO N ,;; ;`; :ATTiFRI%F, A„ 1. -ti <I,I Flame -Broiled t�� 49� BURGER' THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1997 - PAGE 9 Century of Song Sunday The music of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Irving Berlin will be featured at a concert Sunday (today). The Durham College Community Choir presents A Century of' Songs at 7:30 p.m. at Westminster United Church. 25 Manning Rd., Whithy. Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for seniors and students. Call 723-6442. PUMP IRN Experience the unique flavour of Scotland's favourite soft drink. - 1 t 1 ns�Ilianit ail: AJAX DYNAMITE DOLLAR Weoney Rd S SAY d CENTRE. *Utes Rd LOEB SUPER MARKETS AJAX DOLLAR STORE, Harwood Ave- BUT N BEN BAKERY Kingston Rd Boyly St. W BRITANNIA FISH S CHIPS Harwood Ave S JASPER FISH & CHIPS uverwal Rd Weon" Rd N PKKIRING MR FISH & CHIPS Hwv 7 E Morkhom LDBLAWS Harwood Ave N LOEB GLENGALE. Oun Rd AIACINTOSH FISH d CHIPS #6tes Rd FOOD CITY. westney Rd. 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Pia. pb, nil, hriise, air toad., AWM �• dM whet[[, kduce war PWS attw 1 em"M Oft 48,000 r , LIKE NEY/� N * - 40 TORONTO 3 on I t nis op - PS di- me THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1917 - PAGE I1 1 Durh ' am civil servantsfume odelay BY SUSAN O'NEILL DURHAM STAFF While Thursday should have been pay day for over 70,000 government workers across the province, many employees including Whitby Mental Health Centre work- ers experienced delays in receiving their cheques. "My understanding is that some people have not had cheques deposited into their accounts:' says Joan Gates, president of Ontario Public Service Employees Union Local 331, which serves over S(X) employees at the health centre. According to a Manage- ment Board memorandum, the hold up in paying Ontami's government :mployees was it result of a regrettable delay" in passing he Motion for Interim Sup- aly in the legislature. The motion, which was passed late Wednesday, authorizes government spending for the six-month period which began yester- day. The government memo- randum recognized the delay "may affect the payroll" for Ontario civil service employ- ees but said steps would he taken to "ensure these employees receive their cheques as quickly as possi- ble:' Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty says the hill should have heen passed on Monday and blamed the oppr)sito)n for draggmg out debate on the motion. "h was totally unncces- sary he says. adding there is no need for debate of supply motions. ''lit use a supply motion to debate other govemrncnt poli- cies is insensitive to the "Good-bye Plus Sizes... Hello new wardrobe!" says Lisa of %kotAstock. Ontano Lisa is excited aNmt being ahlc to shop for new clothe~ anywhere - not Just in the plus dcrxwnrcnt She also loves her new -found energy "Thank ,ou to Roccgien for leaching me better eating hahits. 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All blood types urgently needed at Ajax clinic One donation helps up to tour people AJAX — People who giyc the Blit of life at an upcoming blood donor clinic in Ajax could sa%c as many as four lndn ldu ala. The A.jax- Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross Sociel% hopes to collect 200 units of blood Tuesda%, Ma, 13 from I to S p.m, in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. Since each unit of blood is divided into four com- ponents — red cells. plas- ma, platelets and crvoprc- cipitate — up to four peo- ple can he treated with each donation. All blood tN pes are urkentl,6 needed. �Hcalthy individuals from 17 to 70 %cars can donate blood ever,, 57 days. Donors must have valid Identification. including one piece with a photo- graph. The Ajax -Pickering Red Cross usually holds clinics 1n Ajax at St. Bernadette's Church. but that facility wasn't ayail- able. Call 420-3383 for more information. JOIN US I !e1 WEDNESDAY Wa EVENINGS . ... An WHEN FREE DS 4 ar ��I� ♦ ��' 1 ; .�'wr r .d 41 Benefit planned for Pickering fire victims Volunteers sought to help organize event PICKERINC — Volunteers and <ponm)rs are brine sought to help -lth a hencfit buffet dinner and dance for the Jcf'tery family of* Pick- ering. whose townhome and its con- tentl v cre sc\crc]N damaged in a fire a Icw days after Christmas. The event js being hosted by Pickering firefighters and Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606. It will he held at 7 p.m. on Saturday. Mai 17 at the Legion hall, 1555 Bayly St.. Pickering. Assistance js needed for tasks such as set-up, cookln--, scrying and clean-up. Anvone interested in helping out can call Ron or Be\ Ireland at 427- 641' (office) or 66*� -04 r( ( home ): or Councillors Dave R\ an or Mau- rice Brenner at Tickets fur the c\ crit arc $15 and can he ohtamed at the door or by calling the Irelands. With so much Sports, Business and Entertainment news, �ve had to print our own section. 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MART" Monday -Friday 10am-7pm Saturday gam -Spm Por'tr'ait Studio Sunday 10am-7pm ISrrdoy strdm korrsserer as Iota! store Loris) Closed for Lunch 2-3pm Daily xw Ajax (Harwood Ave. South) Call toll free 14388-800-0112 for the studio nearest you e ifat Pnoa Corvorauon a canaft etc. Irake 005 I FA R outta sight! Astronaut Roberta Bondar touches down at Ajax school BY LINDA WIIITE S"IAF P RFWAI ER AJAX — Mectin; the astronaut their school is named after was -cut of this world" for students at Dr. Roberta Bondar Public School. That's how sonic students described meeting Dr. Bondar when she visited Thursday as part of the Ajax school's official opening ceremonies. When asked by a student if she was proud to have a school named after her. Dr. Bondar replied. "How proud could I he? It's awesome to run around and see your name spelled right" (Another school has been named after Dr. Bondar in Nepean. Ont. A third is slated to open in Septemher in Ahhotsford, B.C.) Nlarry students were curious about how it felt to be in space. " We start floating and the stuff inside us starts floating.- recalled Dr. Bondar. "It feels like when you're hanging upside down by your ankle.." She remembered having the "puffy face, bird leg syndrome" throughout her eight days in space. Dr. Bondar spoke of wearing an orange suit which weighed about 1(N) pounds, as well as diapers and win- ter -weight underwear throughout her journey into space. In that suit, she carried such survival items as a life raft, a ration of fresh water, shark repellent, a radio, compass and a mirror to reflect the sun's light — all in the event of a crash. When asked how she felt as her shuttle blasted off. .Dr. Bondar told students "it was like someone pushed the elevator button and you went from basement to pent- house in an instant." She also remembered the "noise and thinking this is a tin can...This is no Mercedes -Beni." Dr. Bondar, who was accompanied to the school opening by her mother and several friends, told students she was just eight years old when she knew she wanted to be an astronaut. While she "used to put rockets together" and "asked for model rockets for Christmas" at that age, Dr. Bondar also recalled getting scared when watching science fic- tion movies. Before going to sleep, her mother would look under her bed and in her closets for aliens. Dr. Bondar also admitted she could never watch an entire science fiction movie and would ask her mom to watch and tell her what happened the next morning. At that age, Dr. Bondar wanted to "explore to see if there were aliens" But her reasons for wanting to go to space changed as she matured, Dr. Bondar told students. "When I flew, I realized how important it is to us...to have a vision of our planet ... and use information to ben- efit our lives" When asked by one student if she. believed in life beyond earth, Dr. Bondar admitted, "I believe there is life out there" A student who wondered "how old you have to be to go to space" was told it's important to have a strong background in science, a university education and fur- ther studies in science if he wanted to become an astro- naut. Most astronauts are in their forties before going to space, Dr. Bondar noted. School principal Tom Collins said students had been preparing for Dr. Bondar's visit since the school opened in September, with preparations picking up steam early this year. The school was decorated with stars and shut- tles and the theme of science "is alive and well", Mr. Collins noted. Looking for your roots? USIUWA — Land reg- Centre, 45 Queen St. (behind istry information is the topic City hall), Oshawa. Tuesday, May 6 when the Lawyer Debra Sweetman Whitby -Oshawa Branch is the guest speaker. The (Durham Region) of the event is free and everyone is Ontario Genealogical Society welcome to attend. meets. Call 683-2476 (Marion) The meeting starts at 7:30 or 723-7460 (Bessie) for m. in the Arts Resources information. r ...r.•.�••rsa+++ r,r+ 4 �v �•�aw+� Canadian astronaut Roberta Bondar describes to children the effects of zero gravity on a human body after a prolonged period of time in outer space. Ms. Bondar was in Ajax Thursday at the official opening of the school which bears her name A #A PR N I IORMI0 axM•M WO Seim Irm ligLl NOW INSTALUNG! Sar• 5200 CW*W Air Saw $100 Elartronir Air Chatters Exp. ffhy 15197 FRM ES71tUt'ES O 6woW* b tw w tt,tstc kffX g 0AP_ r�nE M• owp ow 241st l IC! OSHAWA 916111" oum osw►wA 0Mou,aM•ssr�+ • WON "=r1 WV12.aPi0 A&CI•ur• THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1997 - PAGE 13 Read it here four times each week! Com/ COLLEGE r.Y.IYfYI. 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Always caring about you and your family's dental well-being. n A Dr. Henry Alban, D.D.S. - Dr. Stephen Minsky, D.D. - Dr. Howard Kanner, D.D.S. • Emergencies Welcome • New Patients Welcome ` All Insurance Plans Accepted - Visa & Financial Arrangerttertts Senior Discount • Nitrous Oxide available • Dentistry while you sleep ` Cosmetic Dentistry • Whitening of Teeth • Wheelchair accessibility Hygienist • Children's play centre • Specialists available in otftce ` Oral Surgeon • Penodontist • Anesthetist Wil 5jz e or Lisa roe YCL, appo,rtment today r: 831-7566 PAGE 14 -TEM NEWS ADVERTMM SUNDAY, MAY 4, MY Ajax, Pickering Scouts prepare for Jamboree Local troops need public donations Ajax and Pickenn, residents are being asked to welcome the local Scouts. their Parents and other colun- tecrs who will be tra,,elling door-to- door and holding special e%cnts over the coming weeks to raise mono% to attend the Scouts Canada Canadlan Jamboree 'y. Jamboree 'y_1 will he held in Jule in Thunder Ba}, Ontario. It will include man exciting acti% ities tier the participants. including sightsee- ing. a po\A ti",i hiking. rock climb- in,-,. rappelling, mountain hik;n�• and water sports. O%cr Scouts. Venturers and \oluntecrs trom across Canada and abroad are expected to attend. Mam local Scouts \Aill attend this often once-in-a-lifetime went The communits's support sill be stncerc- '_, appreciated. Tea for You P1CKF'.R1N(: -- The Pt,kerin`= Carih-Canadian Cultural Association holds a scntors' tea frorn Sunda, Nia% -4 ItrKla I from I to'"?::() p.m. at the Pickrnng Recreation Complex, Valles Farm Rd. south of H\kt 2 Free admtssuon. Call 42;1-1,--1(, IAlrna). 4+O-1057 (Norma). -12%_,%1 3 (WIllard t. 420- 5 196 1 Susan) BLUE OCEAN REST Fish A Chips Esub i•hcd for Ott' Yeam EVERY DAY ,j_" We wish draw your attention to the following in our 75 Years Giant Spring Sale - Final Week Flyer. Page 5 • Coleman Lantern Heater 76-2618 & 76-2110-6. 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W OtTtt nubuk leather 1 ob. 15 oz. - 1 690 Men's and Women's � OO While supplies Inst Available 174 00 SCARBOROUGH R E4 WG G Ellesmere Store Hours: , Mon. - Tues. 9:30 - 6:00 1286 Kennedy Rd. ' ;o�E s Wed. - Thum 9:30 - 8:00 N. 9-30-6:00 416-755-6898 ' • d uwmc—eI sat. 9:30.5:00 PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4,1997 De'adimine loo s Ajax Civic Award nominees stibeing11 soughi AJA1 — friday is the last day to nom- inate someone as the top Ajax citrren. Nonlinations close Nlay 9 for the Ajax Civic Award. -igen annually to a person who has made an outstanding and contin- uous voluntary contribution to the com- munity. All current or former Alax residents etre eligible for the award, ,ncludino peo- IF • nMF • Qi'ALI1-N' • GENTLE I) E TA -L CARE ARF IMPORJ,A. 1' TC) I'01' xi 11 1R1- xy %II.ABI F TO SEK\ 1- 1-01 WL NEW OF :1.1L..%G' L- s 24 HOUR FNIFR(rFN( ) SERN'I( F. i Hara-(x)d Arc. S.. %iax. Ontario (Smith ()I It%%%. _?, 611 plc nominated in the Fast who didn't win. The contribution can relate to expertise receixcd through training, work experi ence or education. but it must he yolun- L1rx. The anonymous panel that selects the winner includes no elected Town officials or •how n staff. Nomination forms are available in the Ajax park: and recreation department 1997 Sprint and Sumner program brochure. at the Ajax or Nlcl.ean C'onurlu- nity Centres. am branch of the Ajax Puh- lir Library or from Chem Sevignv. Nlavor Steyc Parish's cxccutiyc assistant. at the Tow n hall. All entries arc conl'idential, but the nominee must agree to he nominated. Nominators should include, in full dctc, the nominee's community involvement. The 1 1 th annual civic award will I presented along with the Ajax Recrcati( Advisory Council awards during a cer atony on June I 1 at the Ajax C'orrinluni Centre during Ajax Home Week. Call Nlrs. Sevigny at 683-4550 f more information. DR. JOSEPH A. � i � � � � � � � � � �' � A•• MISRIN. DENTIST' Eve rz•one rc k�ids rind shops the Nexus Advert i-wr' LOOK INSIDE TODAY'S PAPER FOR OUR VALUE PACKED FLYER DONT MISS ; IT+'�� im000taN [1L SUff ['IC)VU :AENSWEAR Fop , EC_ TACVLAR! CANADA'S BEST SPORTCOAT VALUE! COMPARE AT $185 c01 C I � Aff I � I GRASSCYCLING ... � Leaving � v�ng your grass clippings on your lawn • provides natural, free fertilizer I I . reduces the need for watering . saves you timenomore I raking and bagging. For more rmation the • , • Works Department at (905) 668-7721, or 1-800-372-1103 • •• y to Fri4ay between 8:30 a.m. and 4:3 mom .-�r�4.r,�H;*�,ger;-oao',���y'.•!k�5tl�terec«,...,.,>•.+�-. I "T717"'ILL77i'l Day 1% AL Aw Tri j THE NE"S ADVERTISER S( NDAY, MAY 4. 1997-PV4. 17 !*ilk %f 'Vk tk -it A-V p it h.; C r e It to 4a 41 ai de, -1, TWO CAN DINE FOR k", f lyl Momm 11 T Yo- lairLieen Queen Eel 244 ;11 Dairtj Queeneen Queen . . . . . . . . ..... '' � r. wrn�rv.•.-,•< .... .......:'.m�nesa`w�.►w.. ....eaw.e.:nr:... _ �• _- .. .. ....--z...�. _.. •-- ._ -, __. _..- PAGE 18 - THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1997 Name Dropping in Ajax and Pickering It was a vcar ago on May 4 that Lisa and 'Michael Savard %,.alkcd down the aide and into wedded hli>s. Fishing the couple all the hest on their first anniversary arc parents Bonnie and John %auer- hagen and ,till and Rheo Savard. Birthdays iso'OUR POOH BEAR'Happy hlrthda% wishes t,+crit out to "our two precious girls" when TURNS THREE Victoria turned two on April 23 "All and Sarah six on April 24. Our Pooh Bear Kristi-Anne 1,�4 our lo,,c with lots of hugs and lots of loyc and kisses from kisses from omm, addv, MyD€ot !Mommy, Daddy. Grama, Papa, Nonna, Nonno, runts Connie, Nona. Dida, Auntie Shell and Teresa and Patty, Uncles Joe, Auntie V aV a "hen w hcn she Nfauro and Seb, and cousins turned three on Vila), 3. Michael and Daniela Teenager alert I 1 ?th birthday There's anotl:: w ;\pril 28 as a big day fur Rvan 'Short I \% urz. because he turned '12. h o u s e. Ryan w to Laser Randy cnt t; i, r.ds Mark and Quest with Matt to cele- turn;d hraic. Happy hirlhdas s 13 on and loyc tnom Mommy, wishes Daddv. April 30 Jessica and Fritz. H i t h F happy. _ birthday First birthday A fishes Mattheu IKosti%% turned one kin April f r o m and friends helped Mom. Dad and sister Melissa. h, * !Matthew celebrate with tum cat hal- us'got her dri,-cr's licence. Randy loons and birthday fun. while big will celebrate at a parts with sonic low brother Andrew was anxious to share of his pals loN s and treats with Matthe%. Love — - �_ from Mommy_ Dadds ,nd -Andrew BIRTHDAY The big fella in the Say. h h,,inc i, turning one. Colton cele- brates on M a\ b and wishing "our little mira- cle" a happy birthday with lots and lots of love arc Mommy and Dadd% He turned two Enwrson Griffritlxs was the centre of attention on April 22 when he turned tv. o. love you. You're a winner and we're proud of you." Happy birth- day wishes and love from Mommy Judy, Daddy Stan, brother Dylan and new baby' sister Cheryl Louise Wynne. Sweet 16 Sweet l6th birth- day wishes go out to Amanda Ash- ton on May 5. "You haven't grown a bit." Love from her friends. A birthdaNI_poem A poem for Kendra and Kristen Thompson for IR. T ! lhc:irfirst birth- da),on ,%lay 8. • Special first birthday wish- es To our pnncesse% two, Mommy, Daddy. Farley and Riey Sure lure you' Your giggles and smiles warm each day, We remember you're our precious gifts To us each May." Birthday The big guy with the big smile in the Lam- oureux home is I, i y c . Dean ccl- ehratcd his birth- day on April 30. with hest wishes from all the Iantik and lots of love from Mom and Dad. . BIRTHDAY B r a n d o n Crummry will be flying up to age nine on May 5. Happy a► birthday wishes and love for Wings from Mom, Dad and Shelbv. F Twin birthdays The twin cuties in the Lomax home celebrate their first hirthdas on Mai 5 Sarah a n d Daren w c r e born Ill week, � prcma- ii ture, but they re now active girls who keep everyone busy. Happy i birthday wishes from Mommy, Daddv, Nicole, liana, Nanny. Grampie and the rest of the family. Happy fifth birthday! "Our gorgeous guy is turning five." Wishing Adam James Queen a happy birthday May 5 are Mommy, Daddy, Alex, Grandpa, Grandma, Pa, his aunts, uncles and many friends. "We all love you lots." Engagement Sheila and Avard North- rup of Ajax are happy to announce the engagement of'�14 their son Bran- fA. don to Sarah Jacobs, the , daugfhter oNancy Jacobs and Joh Jacobs, also of' Ajax. A wedding da is to he announced. Fifth birthday The very best of birthday Aishc, , out to Alexan- der Clements. as "our little hockey player" turns five on May 8. Wish- t ing Alexander a great day and a super year are ;Megan, A d a m , Mommy and Daddy. Hes three ..Our very special hog Joshu q- ran - In e y turned three on May 1. Hoping he had a special d a y with all their love were :Mommy, Dadds brother 'Matthew, Grandmom Grandpa, Granmy and l ncl Tim. Birthdays It's birthday time again for the two eldest Sawicky children. 'Sailor' Katrina turns four on May 4 and "our hockey star" Ste- fan is seven on May S. "Hope that you have lots of fun at your parties. We love you both dear- ly." Happy birthday wishes from Mom, Dad and Shannon. e Ro+♦, 1794 Liverpool Road p a Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'S CAKE. WINNERS ARE 1. Merander CkiiiiiiMb _ ar. efts — - 3. Dean L sari ctaraotaeu _ WinrkTn nuy go dircaly to naskin Rnhhiai to « «•i% [hcn FREE cake. (Plcix pro Vkk identiFk1I10n) PRIZE VAUD CA'1711. SAT., MAY UI, NW FOR ALL YOUR TRUCK &VAN ACCESSORIES! -WE INSTALL TRAILER HITCHES M. :It Billboard THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1"7. PA(;E 19 May 4, 1997 SUNDAY MAY 4 NATURALISTS: The Pickering Natural- ists go on a full-day spring birding field trip, checking out a variety of habitats. .Meet at 7 a.m. at the southwest corner of the Pickering GO station parking lot. Bring lunch, binoculars, 'scope and field guides. (905)619-1485 (Michelle Meloche). SENIORS: The Pickering Carib -Canadi- an Cultural Association holds it seniors' tea from I to 3:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwv. 2. Free admission. 428- 6746 (Alma), 430-3057 (Norma), 428- 8244 (Willard). 420-5196 (Susan). MONDAY, MAN' 5 FITNESS: Fun 'N' Fitness acrohic class- es fur beginners to advanced are held every Mon- day night at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 icings Cres., Ajax. $3 per ses- sion. All wel- come. 686-0258 (Catharine). tiMOKING The Durham Region lung Association holds its week!, Smoker, Ovcr- :urning Sinoklno ,ession at 7 p.m. at 40 Krug St. W.. Suite 202, Oshawa. There's a one-time fee of $s to .over materials. It's for people at any stage of quitting. 436-1046. WOMEN: The COPE Mental Health Program holds its free women's support group meeting cvery Monday from 9:30 to I I a.m. Discussions about depres- sion, separation, anger, loneliness and improving self -esteem. Wheelchair accessible. 686- 3248 for infor- mation and loca- tion. SILENT AUC- TION: St. Isaac Jogues CWL is hosting a Time, Treasure and Talent Silent Auction, with bidding continu- ing now until the weekend of May 31 -June 1. Donation slips can be dropped off at the foyer of the church at 1148 Finch Ave., Pickering. Items or services fur bidding include hair- cuts, hahysitting, golf hags and crafts. 420-5483. OPEN HOUSE: Teddy's I -earning Cen- tre, in the recreation hall of 1235 Radotn St., Pickering. holds an open house daily in May from 9 to 11:30 a.m. For future clients. Call 839-6472. 839-2120 fur information. PARKINSON SUPPORT: Durham Region Chapter of Parkinsi,n Support Group meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Church. corner of' Colborne and Centre streets, Whitby. Guest speaker is radio personality Jeremy Brown. 723- 3183. TUESDAY, MAY 6 PARENTS: The Parent Support Group for parents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school. crimes or parent ahuse meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. Call I - 800-488-5666 for information and loca- tion. TOASTMASTERS: Pickering Power- house "Ioastmastcrs meet Tuesday nights From 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of "(rade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd . suite 224. Pickering. The club is a fun and enct-Lclic group. 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O haste pan rice / lust For tx,ghs VWt us on the Internet at: http://www.cum.gc.co/octgm/ 11th uelhs ©Mattel hdentxad Fkw* (•npeklon • Oc ffella Mmdldd (unsdian and ra1m10uew • ©URIbm teaad at th1 Did Poll of Atatdol 1995. Not kad • Q* tW lift.olad lotz Fevlyd • ©old Part d MarrBol Capoillion Inc ,APES PAGE 20 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY 4, 1997 0 :Big h 1p Helping young boy `means an awful lot' to top,BigBrother B� ROB BURBIDGE SPI ct %t tO ; tit St u s \1A t.kt tst.k Bill Soulcs read an article about Bice Brothers in 1995 and decided to get m%olccd. The orLaniiatlun teamed him with Noun,-, Andrevk'A'al- len, and noN%. 1"o years later. Mr. Soules is BiLBrother of -.he Year in Ajax-Pickenna. Mr. Soule. Has surprised hs the award. presented at a ceremom on April _2 1. "It makes me %crn Proud saes the Pickering resident. "It was a real shock. 1 had no idea I Hould c%tn it. But he sass his greatest reward is hcing able to help his 10 -scar -old Ajax hudds "ho like other Little Brothers is missing a father tigurc. "It means an a" ful lot to me hecause I feel I am helping him and gnTng him guidance that might not normally he there. And it has helped him along. I understand." Andrea. a Grade 5 student at Roland hiichcner Public School in Ajax, sa)s it was a shared lose of fishing that hrouaht them toccthcr. -�Vhcn 1 ucni to Bit-, Brothers. they asked me what t}pc of Big Brother I wanted and I said. 'One who fishes.' And the\ !-,a-,c me Bill." Andrew says his Big Brother has made a big difference in his life. While the two enjoy doing things as yarned as walking Mr Soules' dog to baking cookies. thcs e%pecTally cnjoy fishing and spend as much time as Ix)ssihlc angling in Lake Ontario from qtr. Soules' boat. -To see him heaminc from car to car when he catches a fish means so much to mc:' %Ir Soulcs says. He shows Andrevall aspects of the span, from fixing the boat to checking out the latest gear at sportsman shoves. Andrew " lo%cs eycrything to do with fishing Mr. Soule, saN s. Mr S,'ulcs' only regret is that his shift work as a police dctccucc in Metro Turont(+ doesn't Li%e him much free time to spend u ith Andreu 1'hcc -ct t,�_•cthcr IITIICN A Acck But in their case. it cnt,u_h to Pi, -.- 1 .7 hath ilio:; photo by A.J. Groen Bill Soules, 1996 Big Brother of the Year in Ajax - Pickering, is shown here with his little brother Andrew Walters. The award was presented at the asso- ciation's annual general meeting and awards night, held at the Pickering Recreation Complex April 21. COLE SHE BEST Ir WINS JUNIOR Mff..>e, AJAX Ono vvism *I R y. on) RULES Goff w sltep at eae N tits cowm w rolaHers. Yaw Par Pia No srte w receipt i Will It to a aim rift *A OWT Iwai ctrl reit cal/ rMn one oI am Prins Mine *piss. NO To: "&W TM eat i Wis" W AjazRiaterine Mare Alrerfter/ OsMearsJWhiMrA3aria/NaRwt Perry This west 111115 F- 9 @111$1.Odw rs L1H 711.5 PRIZES • Set of Goff CInM • VCR • DNrer • Doren Bally • Hat • Golf Paris DRAW TO BE HELD JULY 11, NAMES WILL BE PUBLISHED JULY 13. DISCOVER GOLF CLUB ENTRY FORM Name Address Pholm Handicap L photo t)y Ron F etroniro Cleaning at the dock of the bay A si/able load of junk metal and other refuse was taken from French- man's Bay and surrounding, wooded areas in south Pickering last week- end in a clean-up hosted by the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club and the ltlrtro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Here, (from left) Marco Valcic, Cec Turner and Phil Plumb add to the gro" mo pile of trash 'hat was hauled away as part of the dean -up. Group can help PIC'KERING -- A local group wants to put you on the road to serenity. The Serenity Group holds a 1'_' - step recovery meeting Friday. Ma} 9 at S p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, Is 17 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This community-based weekly support group aids individuals deal- ing� with addictions of all types, including co-dependancy. A children's program is available as required. 8, N R O O Y S One of the newest additions to Ajax this year, is the showroom location of Lifestyle Sunoorns. Lifestyle is the rnaruNchuer and retailer of quality s for the Durham area. The showroom has working models of both Lifestyle's three season and a1 season Sunrooms. Their display can also be seen at the Pickering flea market on Sundays. For the next three weeks, Lifestyle Sunrooms is offering a special manufacturers rebate on twenty Sunrooms. Each week we'll countdown how many are left in this special Grand Opening offer! The Lifestyle Sunroom Showroom is located at 239 Station Street in Ajax. West off Harwood and south of the 401. For more information, you find serenity Call -3_'k-9-l11 in the e%enines Ior more information on the Serrnit), Group. THE NEWS AUVF.RTisF.R SUNDAY, MAY 4. 1997 - PAGE 21 Manufactures. Rehat-,. S U N tR o o M S &%A. ■ LEFT: Lifestyle Sunrooms is slashing the price on -20 sunrooms. This is a limited time offer so %call today!. ;. 686=9607' 0&Vq0'W%0�_AP'- S u N R O O U S 39 Station Street, Ajax t est of Harwood, South of the 401 ' Applies to sales -,–after Mav 4. 1997 Find your News Advertiser online at www.durhamnews.net n Fresh Cat Meats A Cd— Grade A/AA/AAA Sirloin Tip Roasts Save SI""t6. 2 99 lb. fats C t Everyday Low Prices! Lean Ground Beef $�s9 lb Fresh Chielten Wings Save .SO`re. 49 lb. Marinated Fresh Assorted SGaed The UIft sate _ Sirloin Tip Honey 0 Garlic Meat Cheese Steaks SailSage Loaves Smokie Save Isw. Save 1 w. M++•� H•4 Comm a OMm Save SI"w. 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Pickering won both ends of the doubleheader 13-5 and 11-4 at Ajax's Hermitage Park Thepuck stops here Durham West netminder doesn't allow goal in four -game tourney Buffalo Sabres' goalie: Domenic three silvers. this year." EAST -WEST Hasck may be known as The Amanda's father Tone, who The Grade 5 student at St Dominator. but Ajax's Amanda coaches the team, sans her sunm Catherine of Siena Catholic Scher <'rctto was even hit as overpower- dispc,sition and her c(,n,istcnry in has been sensational in the cage fol ;nc- at a tournament last weekend. net hemi lui I hric .c tom• n thi, the l.I_htmnY this season. Shc'� Amanda. 11. net- r— -- -posted LE W)M STANOMGs more than 2( minder for the Durham g�OOL A'e A° w� L T F A FRS Celtics of Whitby in action at shutouts in league �tc.t Lightning Honey�4 Father Leo Austin school in Henry Street High $C1Ool 2 G.L. Robot CVI 1 exhibition and tourna Garlic/N cad packaging ;; _ «,n, ment play. atom 'BB' rep girls' .' C.,, eeft �z .; In North Metro hockcs team, didn't 0 1 0 4 13 0 goal effort from Kirsty Wield. league action this sca- allow a goal in four •: No scoring details were avail- son, the Lightninf games at the Hamilton 'eble for the Ajax squad. NArrE finished in seconc tourney. ; ; Henrywages �' s place with a stcrlinf In the championship •,� s''' .1', o • Hwy Don w p : z • sIn Secondary School Athletics play,Ghilix record of 14 wins game. she backstopped ri '' La" c niciarm Don i i o .i ;tt'`.'r' four losses and twc the Lightning to a tl aessi-a rvtriams Her" Sues" s . o { ., tics. In the process e I,:tory over Stouffville. ; ` ' A clinic is being offered this in a low -impact program ''r'1 1'� Amanda allowed only The Durham West ` � � � Rossland Road, just east of who'd like to lose weight, of time training or recovering, 12 goals and neyei peewees opened the in the organizers' words. The clinic fee is $60. Participants will train to gave up more than ,. c nt w ith a narrow 1-0 run either a full marathon of Thursdays from July 3 to Oct. Barbara Ince at 905-666- three goals in a game. 16 at 7 p.m. at the Whitby 9370. \.i,Aory over Bluewater ~: This past season 1«exxislock area). then , _- was her fourth as a defeated Burlington 2-0 goalkeeper. She and blanked host Amanda Cretto, 1 I. the goalie with the Durham West played two year~ in Hamilton 5-0 to Lightning peewee 'B' hockey squad this past season, net in ringette, before advance to the champi- posted four shutouts in the final tourney of the year. moving between the onship final. pipes for the Durham The Hamilton event was the sev- year. West hockey Lightning the past twc enth tournament of the season for "She's mace big caves wM-n she seasons. Six also regularly attends the peewee 'BB' Lightning, who had to. She never gets down on her- the Todd Lawson Goalie Schex>I in have won three gold medals and self and she's never had a bad game Pickering. Scoreboard AJAX BOND" ew. Dupicase Wdge results from Tuesday. Apra 29 STIIATFED IMrIS FLX;HT'A' NORTIi301JTH 1. Ed Surgen and Saw Bea: 2 Ian Costs and Donna D -g 1 Fred Day and Gorge Crergtxon, 2 Ree Penna and Jd+n Duquette FUGHI"'d' NORTH -SOUTH 1 cart Cha and Janusz Jung. 2 Lade Butler and Audrey Jukes EAS7LWEST 1 Lorne Sykes and Dev,d Orme, 2 Arthur Berry and Mary vyaknswy aT_7_A_Kii 1. Nancy Adams and Judy Denby EAST -WEST 1 Dave and Sea H~b 2 Hlda Farrwylher and Eleanor Gardner OPTIMIST CLUB OF AJAX 16TH ANNUAL Optimist International Junior Golf Championship Qualification Tournament Sunday May 25th, 1997 at Annandale Golf• eori & Girls 9 to 18 t� A)�18�Ho1Lunch, Drinks, Prizes - total Cost $25.00 1 t ' B) - 9 Holes, lunch, Drinks, Prizes Group Instruction, Range Bans Total Cost $15.00 Winning Contestants Quality for ANnPaid Trip to Ontario District 0.1. Junior GolflmpiortsFrp To Pre -Register Can: Cliff Hawker 683-42% or Dave Cabe) 427.3135 REGISTRATIONSFIRST 75 (Air OPTOW ® N TERNATMAL f444 � EAST -WEST Ajax High rammed in lacrosse play AJAX — The Ajax High Central of Oshawa 144, Henry 13-2 and Henry Street whipped School Rams girls' field lacrosse Street of Whitby blasted Central Donevan 10-4. team didn't have much luck LOS" GW" FIELD LACROSSE against the league -leading LE W)M STANOMGs Sinclair Secondary School g�OOL A'e A° w� L T F A FRS Celtics of Whitby in action at sine.. s.oawry, sada 3 3 0 0 35 6 6 Father Leo Austin school in Henry Street High $C1Ool 2 G.L. Robot CVI 1 2 0 0 23 e 4 1 0 0 10 4 2 Whitby Tuesday afternoon. a. F.J. Donavan Coibgoe 2 1 1 0 IS 14 2 High was downed 12-2 C.,, eeft �z o ioAjax o i e i by the Celtics, who got a three- Fww Leo aAad., 1 0 1 0 4 13 0 goal effort from Kirsty Wield. HW ft i o 1 o 2 12 O No scoring details were avail- M SCOFWas 'eble for the Ajax squad. NArrE GIN c A ors In the other game of the day, Henrywages i e u Sinclair defeated Austin 134. Jmaggis u"Hinkson rionevan a other recent Lake Ontario o • Hwy Don w p : z • sIn Secondary School Athletics play,Ghilix Anderson Laurie Taviof 2 5 0 5 S G.L. Roberts of Oshawa defeated La" c niciarm Don i i o .i Anderson Collegia eft"te "0s1O' ; oWhitby's ;y,�r,,,Anderson 10-4, Oshawa Donevan downed aessi-a rvtriams Her" Sues" s . o { Future marathoners learn training tips at upcoming seminar A clinic is being offered this in a low -impact program Civic Recreation Centre on summer and fall for people without spending a great deal Rossland Road, just east of who'd like to lose weight, of time training or recovering, Brock Street. geduce stress and get fit. in the organizers' words. The clinic fee is $60. Participants will train to The 16 -week clinic runs For more information, call run either a full marathon of Thursdays from July 3 to Oct. Barbara Ince at 905-666- 26.2 miles or a half marathon 16 at 7 p.m. at the Whitby 9370. 1 Fred Day and Gorge Crergtxon, 2 Ree Penna and Jd+n Duquette FUGHI"'d' NORTH -SOUTH 1 cart Cha and Janusz Jung. 2 Lade Butler and Audrey Jukes EAS7LWEST 1 Lorne Sykes and Dev,d Orme, 2 Arthur Berry and Mary vyaknswy aT_7_A_Kii 1. Nancy Adams and Judy Denby EAST -WEST 1 Dave and Sea H~b 2 Hlda Farrwylher and Eleanor Gardner OPTIMIST CLUB OF AJAX 16TH ANNUAL Optimist International Junior Golf Championship Qualification Tournament Sunday May 25th, 1997 at Annandale Golf• eori & Girls 9 to 18 t� A)�18�Ho1Lunch, Drinks, Prizes - total Cost $25.00 1 t ' B) - 9 Holes, lunch, Drinks, Prizes Group Instruction, Range Bans Total Cost $15.00 Winning Contestants Quality for ANnPaid Trip to Ontario District 0.1. Junior GolflmpiortsFrp To Pre -Register Can: Cliff Hawker 683-42% or Dave Cabe) 427.3135 REGISTRATIONSFIRST 75 (Air OPTOW ® N TERNATMAL f444 � THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1997 -PAGE I We have ALLYOU NEED... T(0 Grow IIto-A NewCareer,,X If You feel trapped in a dead-end job or if you just need a career change, leaf through the next few pages and see if you can estab- lish new roots for yourself. CDI College training people today for success in the future Tk F1, r .... .,, having the right skills for the right job. x At CDI College of Business and Technology you'll find success when you step through their doors and begin your move in the right direction for a rewarding career. "Businesses need to keep up with the latest technology to remain competitive," says Henry Devlin, Director of the Oshawa Campus. "Our graduates have the right training to help these compa- nies reach their goals." Since 1%9, CDI has provided leading edge technology education for over 300,000 people. With 30 campuses across Canada, they're the country's largest private col- lege specializing in information technology training. Students that enrol at CDI have different needs. Some are University and College graduates looking for comprehensive train- ing to make them more attractive to prospective employers. Others are people who want to upgrade their present skills to secure better employment. Still others know that many of today's jobs are in the rapidly growing field of informa- tion technology. "People that come to us want to succeed and work hard," says Henry. 'These are the kind of stu- dents that will secure a good job and a bright future, CDI's success is in large part due to their proven training meth - When you tour their facility during your first assessment and counselling session you'll see that it's a business -like adult learning environment. Henry says "this is done to create a realistic setting. The kind you can expect when you get that first position." "We also emphasize a hands- on, individual instructional tech- nique to build practical work skills," says Henry. "Students never have to wait long before an instruc- tor is at their side helping them with a problem." In the classrooms students use the latest software and hardware that is current in the industry and their training manuals are written in layman's terms and the step by step instruction ensures that even will learn the new material. But students can also expect a curriculum that will challenge their ability to manage their time and meet deadlines. It's what will be expected of you when you start working. And students who attend CDI get working. A place of inspiration is the bulletin board at the Oshawa Campus dedicated to those recent graduates who have secured that first job. There's even a postcard from a student now working in Australia. "Students are working at major chartered banks and large firms such as IBM and G.E.," says Henry. "They're in demand because the marketplace needs qualified information technology Instructor Vibha Chauhan, right, and David Durocher, a Certified Network Engineer who just finished a contract with the Ministry of Finance. people. CDI offers a varieri .)f courses in computer programming and analysis, modern office skills and applied systems technology. One of the programs that has become very popular is the Network Specialist Diploma Program. This intensive 11 1/2 month program covers 'Microsoft Office as well as programming languages and network operating systems. These skills can lead to many opportunities and many graduates have gone on to become Certified Network Engineers. CDI offers employment ser- vices that will benefit both employ- ers and graduates. Employment specialists match employer criteria with their gradu- ate database to ensure graduates fit the requirements and work envi- ronment. They will also fax resumes and co-ordinate inter- views. Graduates also take part in job search skills training as part of their .urriculum. Financial assistance is avail- able to those who qualify and CDI has arranged with the Bank on \tontrea a loan program for stu- Jents gi%ing them a line of credit apon approval that will enable stu- dents to secure additional tinancial assistance outside of the govern- ment loan programs. V%'hat maker employers even more attracted to students is the CDI Graduate «'arranty It states that at any time dur- ing the graduates first year with a company, the employer feels that their graduate needs refresher training in any area of the curricu- lum studied at CDI, the graduate can return for that training at no charge to the individual, or to the employer. "We succeed when our gradu- ates succeed," says Henry. "And we are very proud of the accomplish- ments they've made in the compa- nies that have taken advantage of their training at CDI." For more information about CDI call 434-8585 or visit the cam- pus at The Island Plaza at 560 King St. W. Oshawa. COLLEGE Ruch for your future OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 197 Your success is thegoal of Ontario Business C It's a continuously changing job market. In fact it's changing faster than ever. Ontario Business College knows this fact and is always evolving; as the job market demands highly skilled and motivated people. Students choose OBC for many reasons, but the most attractive is the fact you can com- plete your studies in a concen- trated Diploma program that lets you graduate faster and into a p. -pat lab. At OBC we offer courses that are revised and updated to reflect what employers want," says Dean Adam Graham. "Our reputation has been built on our -ugh placement record because employers knew we have veru high standards ' In IS68, Canada was only one year old but even then the Ontario Business College knew that training people for lobs w'as very important. From its first location In Belleville, that opened that year, to campuses across the province, that same tradition continues The past year has been one of growth for the Oshawa Campus when it moved to a more spacious facility at the !Midtown Mall. The new site has larger clissnxTms, state of the art equip- ment and this fall is expecting one of its best enrollments ever. The campus offers more than 20 different courses and The class sizes at OBC are smaller meaning a low student to teacher ratio. recently added a IU month Support Ser -vices Representative. Addictions Worker Diploma pro- My lob is to liaison with gram. businesses and employers mak- 'There is a need for this hype ing them aware of our graduates of training in the Oshawa area,** and the course, we offer," she says Adam. "With the increase in explains. A also visit Ilial high Employer Assistance Programs schLwl guidance councillors in the workplace and the increase keeping them informed about in pnvate agencies, specialized OBC and that it's a viable choice professionally trained people are for graduates who would prefer needed more than ever.' to get into the workforce as soon Another new course that as possible.• received approval, but only 013C attracts students of all offered in Windsor this June, is ages who want to be trained for a Massage Therapy. The Oshawa successful future. campus hopes to offer this pro- A laploma from their school gram in the future and has will help give you financial inde- already received many requests pendence, employment possibili- for information so the demand is ties, self-esteem, upward mobili- very high. tv, future secunty and prestige. Karen Park recently joined For more information about OBC as their Marketing and OBC call (905) 576-9175 One -start career service at The Career Shop Durham College is always grow- ing and last January it unveiled its lat- est enterprise. The Career Shop celebrated its Grand Opening January 31st. The new facility makes available to career hunters a vast resource of computer programs, CD ROMS, books, brochures, workshops, counselling, assessments and memberships. "The goal of The Career Shop is to provide personalized, one start career shopping," says Lean, Co-ordinator atRd Counsellor. The focus if The Career Shop is to help people gain knowledge and skills and practi- cal experience to start and maintain a successful career. Not only do they offer educational programs and training but the staff have a lot of experience in career plan- ning. This expertise is very helpful to people who want to explore or rede- fine their career goals, polish their resume, or learn effective job search strategies. ,, Visitors to The Career Shop falls into three different categories includ- ing those job hunters needing direction in employment trends or training opportunities; people who have lost their jobs and don't know where to turn; and people with jobs but feel they should have a backup plan. 'The traditional 40 hour a week, 9 to 5 job is on the decline," says Jan. "What is emerging now is the demand for contingent workers. Contract and part time work in becoming the norm." The Career Shop counsellors will work with you to identify your career - related goals, tell you more about their .es and help you levelop an action plan. Also available is a computerized tune maker which offers clients various templates which can guide them through their resumes. The result will be a personal- ized, professional looking resume designed by the client. Feel free to drop by and browse through the helpful pamphlets and information. The Career Shop is open Monday to Friday during the day and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. They're located in room 1048 in The Simcoe Building, 2000 Simcoe St. N. in Oshawa. For more information call (905) 721-3089. Offs. A- MM a'�s. ►_. 576-91 f SHORT, COMENTRATED D04J MA PROGRAMS JOB SEARCH TECINCOPES NI EVERY PROGRAM TUN M MONTHS NOT YEARS SMALL CLASS SUE - DIRECT i FOCUSED EDIICATM PERSONAL ATTEKTTON ExCELLERT MKTRUCTORS VARHOIUS EXROUNEXT DATES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR =oBc If you're looking for: Pym Qofafse career and eHxplayrxext or Wormatfox ox e&watiat axd hwbdxg oppor luxWes, 7be CAREER SHOP is your stop. The CAREER SHOP experience will include: ./ Information on all education and training opportunities in Durham Region. ./ Career and job profiles including: expected earning potential, required education, occupational demand. V Personal one-to-one career oaunselling featuring the devdopment of a Personalized action plan. d Workshops on: job search, career expkxation, labour market trails, and other relevant topics. V Job sftrdr tools such as: resume preparation, use of fax, photocopierl telephone, aurmli newspapers, hammer, employer directories. V Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition for college credits. For mors h&.I alion Col The CAREER WKW at (905) 721-3089. 2000 Si - r M a sktee North, Oshcrwa 6dllxaftY=fords. fadwbtid ,1 _ _ Accounnng I e�s.ness Admin.stralgn 1 Fin ml plann.ng A—su Compul—red SookkeoMm . Computer Sott,..re A 5,%I . operator Sn mrY Hank Telw Customer Senr.te Ilepresar.Wa Orta, A—. q vnannacy Te.:nr..cum Me .cal Lb -00" A.—a Medgal OnAdman" ce ommumry Care G_ Cb.la a Y—ln A..ntam CM ------ 1 A...slanl Tr—., Cour " \ Tn1AMn A logxt-my Offs. A- MM a'�s. ►_. 576-91 f SHORT, COMENTRATED D04J MA PROGRAMS JOB SEARCH TECINCOPES NI EVERY PROGRAM TUN M MONTHS NOT YEARS SMALL CLASS SUE - DIRECT i FOCUSED EDIICATM PERSONAL ATTEKTTON ExCELLERT MKTRUCTORS VARHOIUS EXROUNEXT DATES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR =oBc If you're looking for: Pym Qofafse career and eHxplayrxext or Wormatfox ox e&watiat axd hwbdxg oppor luxWes, 7be CAREER SHOP is your stop. The CAREER SHOP experience will include: ./ Information on all education and training opportunities in Durham Region. ./ Career and job profiles including: expected earning potential, required education, occupational demand. V Personal one-to-one career oaunselling featuring the devdopment of a Personalized action plan. d Workshops on: job search, career expkxation, labour market trails, and other relevant topics. V Job sftrdr tools such as: resume preparation, use of fax, photocopierl telephone, aurmli newspapers, hammer, employer directories. V Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition for college credits. For mors h&.I alion Col The CAREER WKW at (905) 721-3089. 2000 Si - r M a sktee North, Oshcrwa 6dllxaftY=fords. fadwbtid ,1 Build the Bridge to Your Success with Diamond Institute Careers in information technology are in high demand. One look in the newspa- per and you know that the industry is aggressively looking for qualified people. In fact there are more jobs than people to fill them. Diamond Institute of Business and Computer Technology wants to help you bridge the gap and help you to succeed in this very exciting field. Registrar Heather Neild says to to do that they will customize your training to suit your particular needs. ..We conduct a needs analysis with our ;tudents to create a course match," she ;ays. "Whether you need a few hours of Training or a full -Flung diploma program, .ve can accommodate you." For those wanting intensive technical training, Diamond Institute offers a I)iploma Program for a Computer Support Specialist/CNE. This comprehensive, hands-on pro- gram trains participants to provide effec- tive front-line hardware and software sup- port to a group of PC users. Skill areas include diagnosing specific problems, installations of upgrades and conversion_-;. Specific emphasis is placed on the administration of Newell and Microsoft NT networks. Upon completion of this program and the passing of the Novell examination you will become a Certified Novell Engineer (C%E) which is a globally recognized accreditation. The program also covers many other topics of a non-technical nature to enhance For those needing extensive training Diamond Institute offers a Diploma Program for a Computer Support Specialist. your people skills. "Diamond Institute always keeps on the leading edge of the latest software and hardware technology in the marketplace," bays Heather. "We consider ourselves a forerunner in computer technology train- ing in Durham Region. - Day and evening certificate and diplo- ma programs are available. The students have the advantage of having friendly, experienced instructors in small classes , thereby giving the students the opportuni- ty of lots of individualized attention. Their courses do not require a previous computer background and financial assis- tance may be available to those who quali- fy. For more information call (905) 427- 1922 or visit the school at 95 Bayly St. �V. (Baywood Plaza) Suite 404 in Ajax, just west of Harwood Avenue on Bayly. Complete your High School Diploma or upgrade your computer skills at the Adult Education Centre Today more than ever having a high complete them by June 30th. Upgrading school diploma is a necessity. is available for math and English as well You won't find many employers as business management and computer today that hire someone without this courses. very important piece of paper. "Computer training is also offered to Maybe some of you have been there. people interested in making them more You worked at a company many years marketable in the job market or making and were laid off. You go out looking for them eligible for a promotion at their pre - work and even though the company sent job," says Robert. "We offer training wants to hire you they can't because in a number of areas including basic they have basic standards for introduction to computers and employment."Today you the various Microsoft Office Many people 18 yearsr Japplications." and older are getting their have toI All of the classesAsses Ontario Secondary School have a Highare small and in a n office- Craduation Diploma by like setting. There is more taking course with the AdultL School- one-on-one attention with Education Centre in Ajax. L Diplomastudents getting the much Located at 50 Commercial needed help to succeed. Ave., this facility has seen many Other programs available at the people go on to success after working Adult Education Centre include hard to get those needed credits to com- English as a Second language, Literacy plete their high school education. and correspondence programs for those "Today you just have to have at least that want to study at their own pace at a high school diploma," says Robert home. Fitzgibbon, Vice -Principal of Continuing Ask about the centre's free high Education. "Not only to get a job but also school computer credit courses and for to gain admission to post secondary inti- more information call 683-7713. tutions such as colleges and universities." The Adult Education Centre is a divi- Classes are scheduled in the morning sion of the Durham Region Roman and afternoon. The next session of high Catholic Separate School Board but all school course -=s �� u �1 - .. a ti^'{l THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4,1997 -PAGE 27 0 MICROSOFT OFFICE NETWORKS WINDOWS - WORD EXCEL • ACCESS POWERPOINT NOVELL - CNE, WINDOWS NT COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST DIAMOND INSTITUTE of Business and Computer Technology New Evening & Day Classes Available 95 BAYLY ST. W. STE. 404, AJAX, ONTARIO L1S 7K8 BUS. 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To repmer VAh alai aa{r Ci Iriy for move ar 721,1000 or h i*Mm" d 14W4&1 -3M 721,1051 EduccAno You for the Red World. COMPUTER SUPPORT' HELP DESK As a team player, you will be responsible for call centre activities relating to PC and networit configurations for locations across Canada. Advanced PC skills (Microsoft preferred), LAN experience, and strong diagnostic and analytical skills are required for this position. Experience with Microsoft NT dient server environment as 1 well as experience working in PC Support position would be a definite asset In addition- above- average communication skids. superior customer sernce, problem -solving and decision making skills are required- Bilingual skids (English and French) are desirable. As a member of the Mimes team, you will enjoy an attractive compensation package j tf you share our commitment to meeting customer expectations, please forward a detailed resume by fax, quoting File 0 ACCO597 oefore Friday, May 9. 1997 to Joan Homer The Mirlats Group Inc. f � Fax 905.644 3991 l 1} ^OVANCING CUSTOMER COMMUNICATIONS I Get your Level 1 & 2 N.C.C.P. 'Theory through Continuous Learning Durham l :i iikW t i rilinxx xi% U-Arruny tit rv, . Oct% thr',it I'll N:rx rul (i.xtuRg Cc"ifit :ilii in pe,. im. Irhrl I arkl _' Thr. w, i :fhr ■ K• to �n :i v:irXIN level 1 Theory (NCC? 1900) • $62 00.9-00 an 5 30 Pm Way 10b11,Ane21d22•*19d20.Au9us16d17 ievA 2 Discry MCP 29001 • $80.00.900 crri - 5W Pm May 31 8 Jam 7 For information carr! (905) 721-3052. 44W Educating You for ire Red World. SABOGRIN KIMBLE & ASSOCIATES LTD. '_0NSI,L7:NG ENGINEERS s a medium sized consulting engineer- ing firm, located in the Town of Picker- ing providing seances to the land devel- opment industry. We have an imme- diate opening for a JUNIOR MUNICIPAL CESIGNERlSITE SERVICING INSPEC- -Oq As a minimum, the successful can- didate will be a college graduate and eugible for registration as a Certified En- ;i,eenng Technologist (CET) This opening is classified as an entry level position, however experience in subdivi- s. ;n and municipal design, or servicing rsDection and contract administration Nin be considered an asset Please reply in writing prior to May 9. 1997 to Sabounn Kimble 3 Associates Ltd 1099 Kingston Road. Suite 201 Pickenng, Ontario L1 V 1135 Careers 051 Careers 0 Careers -omputer Seminars indowc 95 - sw).4-; 9anI to -lam Pother Point - '044,95 J hursda\. %I a\ i - dam to -Nita la eta\ . ,pcnJ a Ja\ \i, Ith u,' • t loin � nm/>u[� r h,i rl; \ • ��ilnC�t-un • .tiuhht�[r� u[.-�I. rn[�-ruc[rr�• %oltti urs• • (unrr.tr-wry [ani., and nrnnrr For more information. or to re_utcr ;a ! ,„ call 721-3328 or �i,it us at the Durham College Skill, training Centre. 1610 Champlain A%,enue. lkhitbN.Ontario L I \ 0.A- Im - Help H*lp Help careers I car.•rs I JMl ' General CAREER SCHOOL OF FLORAL DESIGN 26 ark. Flonstry 6 Business Pro - grain: .12 wk. mronswe 3 - plass piograrn:.3 wk. Pro- lessional course: In-home video: .Begrimn Program. Pert-orrie/hili time courses avoillaW. A school when all your training becomes wonhwhi e. Financial as- sistanoe may be available. 905.436-7746. 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J � .. . e _ e News Advertiser :. r PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1997 General General General I Gerwal I General I General HIM Gel lMOGenera' en RIM General Help MMI Help IM, Help HOID Help Help Help •Full and part time work available •Gain practical business experience •Work with housewares and sporting items •No door to door or telemarketing •$9,000 in scholarships CALL 905-723-4920 Cash Paid Daily Polar Ice Cream, now looking for ice cream tricycle vendors for the Pick- ering, A1ax area, FT/PT. Students through Pensioners welcomed. Call 905-831-7609 SPORTS MINDED $400/wk., 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 Nowa A#wranr CbMalliled >Dopert .•rt b oven ow Menial/ to Prldow sass &AL to P.M to Plow yew ad or inti N S79-Z=3A Painting 8 ME[__17o_y_,n g & . House • Gardening 8 • • • Business • 1 1 Improvements • 1 1 Improvemerrts • 1 Decorating Storage • Cleaning • 1 Landscaping • 1 Catering • Services CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Ousety home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kitchens - Basements - Windows • Doors - Bathrooms - Etc. 905-686-5211 :IIS CA RMN EHINGLESIREPAIRE ✓ At work Wwarmed ✓ msu•d ✓ ' C °r" Senors Disc 265-7432 Financing OAC Mo. LIC- 812902 SUDGET HOME rmamovEDMEWM easerrwent Apts Rec-rooms plumbing. Additions electrical. drywall decks ceramic wing & counter tops 15 yrs Exp call Mano (905) 619663. ceL (416) 5604663 Wood Fatting Deas Cnair L" iron Drilled Holes - Set Posta FREE esbmabn Can Steve 906-509-5077 mobile 416.729-1346 Dooas "Pr us GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service b Repairs 905-M-0949 K.C. Aluminum siding, wlit, eaves, facia, virro and alumialln. Low, low wvm d* Cal? 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ResoenUal Commercial Comp•rabi• rates Free •stmales 905-723-7479 1-800-853-7750 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we .a 11, bmlll—, Caniiril 3r 1"4wtw PwKa^ sr"o uric omen levan" Sa is d Svc n orP sa o r is ' " �semeas 571-0755 14MM 491-0500 HARRY-aTHE- MOVERS Move Dg 7r Small. we Price them ani Free estimates. sem *Dom s� no- tice moves. Appliances moved. am storage space available Comparable rales Cat 432-29%. MICHALSKI MOVING Houle,. Apertm•nCf. Of- llo••. Apokanim and Piano Sp•aawts Senor and 4w -Monti Dis- tad ucerow. w,- """ Free Estimates Excellent service. Call 43ti-7796. ElVsrialo•d tree• Yovas Bagain rales. homes. oMices, apt.. etc. Piano inning. Padang oval [812 830 1809 D01,13 CLARK PUittIBNfa, Licensed ,teed, repoisa aNeralorls, new balxoom and mnonaiorts, pip APPLIANCES REPAIRS All Typea/0lakes FREE ESTIMATES We sell used appliances 283-3907 295-4909 (pgr) mepolts, ESTWTM iii YRL SELL R NOW 61164174 24 HRS. 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Promotional &; or sports events, tadory/office outings. call win 905-683-1802 • Party • Services CLOWN MAGICIAN - Live animals - All occasions - All ages CALL JEFF (905) e39-7057 RAILR11T WANT'S MORS[ Doing Magic For Ctddw's Parties And At Otxxsrorkt Have My Own Magician. CaH Brtaie 66i-4132 cIINPUiERUEDI iBON1EEPMo EIVKES R. k )KKEEPLNG BLAHS' i' A1'ROLL PROBLEMS' �' FILING DIUMMMI :.?ITERS, RESIMfs' CALL EDITH AT 905427-8688 ETON• Health I • Beauty MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL Fun Docy massage in home service Free manicure with 1hts ad Jennifer F02sitinintm 905-706-1375 Please read your classified ad on the first -day of publication as we'�canno be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8:00 am. - 8:00 P.M. SaL 9.30 - 3:00 Call 6SM07 e 6 e Tax. Fn., -W • • • Tax. Financial • 6 • Tax. Financia • • Directory • • Directory • • Directorl ;Money Talks! 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The selected applicant will participate in a team environment to maintain and improve equipment and manufacturing processes. Qualified applicants should possess some of the following skills: • Electrical installations • Trouble shooting of sophisticated electrical 8 electronic circuits. • Mechanical experience is a requirement. • PLC experience. • Must be a licensed electrician. Interested applicants should forward resumes to: Griffith Laboratories Limited 757 Pharmacy Ave., Scarborough, Ontario M1 L 3J8 Attn: Human Resources Department Fax: (416) 288-3481 NEEDED Full time. Pan Time Permanent. Ajax Area, Pin to Pin. Min., 2 yrs. exp. Clean abstract. Call DIRECT DRIVER PERSONNEL (905) 571-2795 Between 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon. - Fri. PRODUCTION ASSEMBLER PICKERING Temp.to Perm. Top notch company looking for experienced candidate with either welding, milling machine, lathes, power tools, etc. Must be capable of reading engineering drawings, 2-3yrs.+,experience helpful. i Fax resumes to ECCO Staffing Services (905)831-4922 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TEMPORARY JOBS $7.00 Per hour: 6:50 am -5:50 pm 5:45pm - 4:50 am You need: • Steel toe boots/shoes • own transportation • ability to do heavy lifting • good work ethic ECCO Staffing Services 905-831-5515 call for an appointment WE ARE HIRING 1 6 Positions available imrnedbtely I 3 Doorknockers $15th( Part time) - 3 Sales assistants $250/week plus Comm. (full time) Car is required. Must be filed this week Gill kimned ow M intbrnsied 905486.2445 at 224 G.M. Dealer requires . EXPERIENCED G.M. SERVICE ADVISOR Send resume to: BILL WALLER GENERAL SERVICE MANAGER 1201 Dundas St. E., Whitby, Ontario LIN 2K6 BROWN SASKATOON HOTSHOT 'equires ' ton and 3 tons Nat necks for RV hauling Canada/ U.S. 306-653-8675 weekdays A -Z PROFESSIONAL Drivers Wanted mme- dlately to run Canada d 'J S A. for major transport .Ompany. Must have I CC -sftal, abstract. Including VOR, and "Ice :Iearance Weoffer paid ayoveIrs. breakdown and oedinVuNoading pay, new egwpnient. Competitrve wages Call 1905)723- E'18 ACCOMPLISHED female ,guitar player required for acoustic. harmony-oreMed lismale lolk bo Some vocaj atxliry and Instrumental vems" w now Tin rias gamed recognition on On - taro Folk Crcuf and have played Ontario Fose vats ooporturvfIr to Pe to for one axpenwrXe ard hn rather than money Please Call Joanna at 579`5160 ABSOLUTELY RIGHT NDWt Growing company demands addibonal stall beiv.ew $13. - $15 par M to start. over 18. Car r0- tAsred. Call row lir per- sonal Ir"Wnw 404--0397 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests VW advertisers check afelr ad upon pAhcom ac News Adverha r w5 not be responsible ►or Mae roan aft incorrect fnselkii and two go be no liability for nonInsertion of airy adver- aserrfent. Lability for er- rors in ads is Yrttiled to ate artntxrn pad for ate space owipyirfg flee error. All cm is subject to ate ap- proval of mainagernm of News Aderbser. COMPUTER USERS! For- mat copy 8 mail disks for cesh! RUSH S.A.S.E, To: L.L. Wood. 686 BrnenM Road East. Sub 3598. deiidamouga, Ont L4Z 3K8 EARN $M2 weekly en home, as ion", clerical Pfooaadinp mai. 24 M. hot lino (416) 812 891. Earn $2.500 a Merin horn homal Convisov "sy W666- . for cusesivers. (416) 812-ow 666 - a12 -ow coda 6. EAST PONE WORK at our office. Day i env *W holes. Sher" .rww&Sft Ti W irtg provided. PAW lww rpM dp lads: us. Also ij i wile valid drivers ficerre. X721 -M. bili E&THETICIAN required for "a Oshawa Beaufyduib. Mparierlw rnoawy. FuN- eirnse, call 571-2582. speak to Jowr or Sharon. EXPERIENCED Nail Tedh- nipyn headed for busy hair salon. Cal (905) 619.8057. RLTER QUEEN, needed tjllert irketers. No phew SB" stllirlg apPOM"NKs only !'lowly pus barn. hi isms / part time, aw 1 sales rep needed. 721-941& vve pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A S.E. to Five Star Enterprises 1848 Liverpool Rd., Suite 213 Pickering Ont., L1 V 6M3 GIRLS WANTED from On. tano between 6.19 to com- pete Ir this years 1997 Toronto Pageants. Over $20.000 in prizes and scholarships including trip to Nationals in Las Vegas Call Today. 1-800-367- 2125 Ext. 240, HAIRSTYLIST, Nall tech- nician, Long established Beauty Salon. for sale or rent j1495/mo fully equipped. 17 stations). ,"ice North Oshawa loca- tion, Don't MISS Owning your own Iwseness 725- 1171 J C.P. DAYCARE CENTRE ,)pening for supervisor. ECE diploma ard exp r supervisory required N,E Oshawa Call Margaret 433-7003 LADIES FITNESS Cerve S IOokng for arnhgd Aer- oblCs instructors. Also sales people previous Health Club sales experience necessary Please call 331--6372 EXPERIENCED land scape Foreperson re- quired Must be able to grade. lay and Cut Inter- locking stone. and Install Me II Straight Nd curved. Pay Commensurate with experience References and dean diners abstract required. 425-9261 MATURE supernterdentt couple regured lir a h nee W . burrldng In OTTAWA Dubes to nctuW dearwlg. maanenance and repairs and office dueee The cour pie count have good admwl- Istrabve and communica- tion skulls. salary Pks 2 bedroom apt.. uldieaa in- cluded Plus belief. peck age. Cad Janet at 905.966- 4829 PHUJPM LIYE4N HOUSEKEEPER required Must know how to cook PhYpm dIsh". and speak the language. Call Ii 9718 f�e.rlers for part -tine days ONy. some experience preferred. (Must have own transportation. 619-0sss ROOFER wanted, must have 5 years ekpenence. own transportation can (905)683-6W STUDIO SKO Is row look- ing for a nad technician Span lex rent Please call Shaun at 905-430-9397 No ckerVefe necessary SUPER -DIET. Tale ole Un- wanted Pounds d Inches Look good for summer! t00% Natural S Guar - shined. (905)571.5063. SUPERR#TENDENT Bow- marMle area. 6sule building. experienced in hone repair, ralenences. Plane ararvi gs (905R0 -- W45 tlmrklgt R I, Alam is kxtldrfg lir 200 pa(d pD11 oleins Ior Ebctials Console. In keeping Win aur poi} cy against patronage we are kXridrg lir siders a uneaR- PPhort =1-0m leave your name a reinter or !trop by our office at 1477 Balrgf St., Pkkaring TOM PETTY Bale roods a bass player with strong vo- ars to round out kw -up We have day jobs b a positive wolessional ati- hde. Please call Jon in Mklbp ws-e t -em. WANTED: A -Z Driver Im- mediately. U.S. Experience. Clean Abstract, Crkninal Clearance Check. Tel: (905)263-4916 Fax: (905)263.2746. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1997 -PAGE 31 GeneralSale• Help/ Skilled SkilledDaryclare Help Agent Help IM Help • Available WANTED: experienced auto body man to restore 2 1960's vehicles. Call Don 723-6972 between 9am - 5pm WANTED: NAIL TECHNI. CIAN and Esthetician for L Anitudes Pickering Town Centre. Please call Robert 420-1440 WOMEN'S FITNESS club requires Sales Instructors and Froless Instructors Full or part time Expenence re- quired. Apply in person. 1121 Dundas St E. Whit- by. between Monday - Fri. day. 10 a m. - 12 noon ImOffice P 'EXPERIENCED recep- b1;n1sUbr»kkeeper for small Ajax office :Qmpvter I.er. ate. non-smoking office Fax resumes atter 4pm only to 428-8474, or mall to 95 Chambers Cr e5 Ajax LIZ 1 E2 - ADMINISTRATIVE Assis. bent for Plarnmg Consult ng office in Whitby S,x month contract. Post -sec. ondary education prop aency In Excel, Ou,rae Books. MS -0" and de required Fax resume and salary expectations 1905)666-2468 LOCAL NEW ^oms ouxlder requeres par ..Me office help Position requires evening and some woo- kend hours Maybe suitable for mature individual who entoys meeting the public Computer skills not re- quired Non licensed Send resume to File a980A Oshawa This Week. PO Boa 481. Oshmn. Ontario L1H 71.5 WAREHOUSEIOFFICE Persor - 'equered full-time lir small company. Exa es to include shtppinglteCeiv- •g. typing and computer r army. Abd" to M me" 'tams mandatory Please tax or mad resumes n coir PKIN to Tica na Furnish - Ingo ko. 17 Pullman Court. Scarborough. Ontario M I X 1E4 Fax a 14161 297-9917 Phone pods not accepted MmufactLow in Ain Seeks an efinenerncl to service an existing Client base as well as develop new markets in their Ontario Terri- tory. You will be a highly motivated, seff- starter with strong organizational skills In establishing call objec- tives and priorities Technical degree or equivalent and a mini- mum of three years in- dustrial sales experi- ence essential Resumes may be faxed In confidence to. (905)4: G01B Attn: A. Moreira N; 'elophone ;alts please Only candi- 'Ja'es selected for in- 'er,iew will be con - 'acted SALES PEOPLE -Carer 1o1 Asps" sealing ale re- palr company Willing to train the right applicant Must Se neat in ap- pearance and able to soil Call 726-5431 SALES PERSON wanted permanent parr Tine for Ajax furniture store Must be able to 14I Aprpure Must be available lir Fridays Spm to Spm and Mondays 10em to bpm Could move Into Thursdays ale Sun- days Fax resume to 905 4263161 Skilled Help CUBE VAN DRIVERS ' Year Commercial dnvng expenenoe Also owner op- erator of We model wh.e tractor W local P a D Jim 721-8517 HNp 1 Flelp 3rd or 4th level CMA for our Ajax client. Manufacturing environment background preferred. Excellent communication and computer skills. Excellent remuneration and benefits. Fax resume to: (905) 837-0627 Indli :Am P E I S O N N E L -lbir'rr Clkrng,nx the KirI Canaaa Hirr.r " Meridian or SL1 experience. Immediate openings. Word Pro skills an asset. Fax resurree to: (905) 837-0627 Ime.-Amilo P E I S 0 N N E L -Wer're Changing nue Wav Canada Hims." Sales Help/101Sams Now 1 Agent Agent Experienced Used Car Salesperson required. Vehicle provided & full company benefits. Contact �►Doug �Bramley ' 36-2222 or Tor. Line: 427-4444 DRIVER INSTRUCTOR CLASS "AZ" REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Must Posess: 11 Driver Trainer Certificate Air Brake Instructors Cert. + P.D.I.0 Cert. ��Q ��,� Fax Rest rTie b (� 4&M ®Trans Canada Truck Driver Training Ph (905) 428.9475 News Advertiser Classified Departmmt is open every Monday to Friday 8:00 a.m. to Si:00 p.m. can ""707 to place your ad or fax ft 579-2238 Ne 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 stills In Electrical, Mechanical. Steam and Pressure Vessel applications. Quie iffcations A minimum of 5 years manufacturing exp. with a soled track record of achievement. You must supply your own tools. We are a tamily owned business and are looking for someone who wants to be part of our family. if you are that person. please fax your resume to: MOTOR CITY BANDAG Attn: Management Team 905-1-2088 LICENSED TRUCK MECHANICS A 4TH YEAR APPRENTICES Required Arc Trw * ape Trader Pickering 19(5) 423-3434 TECHNICIAN service stabon petroleum main- tenance Call 800-465 6388 C000urg. Ontario TYPIEsETTERIGRAPKc ARTIST, - experienced. Tor busy Oshawa print shop. call Conine or lithe. 571. 3000, Fax 571-2126 ' Daycare • Wanted LIVE N BABYSITTER -*- qui rod Non SM veer. Please cam 9050 A20 - 9e99 NANNY live in, Ajax. vvest- rey Rd and Hwy 2 pnrW PMmpano spe dung to we lir 2 chldren ages 5 and 3 t 0 am 8 pin a N dle weexends oft Call .905161% 1800 NAdNYMOUSEKEEPER required for 3 dilonw. East Scarborough. Irve J<,1 ref. erences. preterabty Italian "akutg Cam 4.6'282- 7307 1150 - � 1508 cwloPR cm HEALTH ASSISTANT EbceAerft career Opportunity for an aribiji s in- dividual witln outstanaling corrrrNltMcation, phone, compiler skills and eriftsiastic attitude.. Part- Trw includes flays, evenoW b SaUrdtys in Pick- Fits. ssrld nel.ae f19: lis ,t 1107, 0 lt.sl. wide,► This We* P. Q Boat qt, Oshsws, U H 7L5 1 an .1 WRDay`W MRST' PICKE WO Medi- MCMWMG, f" Ittinar- cal Climb requires Recap- pool. nlM ro full -lima day- ionsx / Phleeobrtrst Mwt call required for MIM&Ml 8. Ill Our (�. be MNf9MC a paialCed, mrlplAar-LiMaM, kdam- Please CON 831-6393 player. Flexible shifts, evenings, weekends. Bill - 8=6 and Refarences to IM A ifb� File 09WS Oshowe This Week Po Box 4a1 Osier a Ontario L1H 71.5. AFFORDABLE 8 Loving Daycare in non-smoking SELL IT OW environment. Around corn- er from Glergrove P S. on Glerwisur Rd. Full 3 part - CALL M7 Mesio. 05 ft7237. Mother of (9 DAYCARE available In my home with lots of TLC meals. fenced yard, near Wesiney 6 Ritchie area C4111 683-8974 EC.E Will provide a warm nurturing environment with many learning opportune. ties Experienced I Refer ences Pickering Beach 6 Roflo area. 905-426.-1534 EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER (Westnep, N of 401) Near schools A park Hot nutritious meal, TLC Fenced y ard. , om- furtabie envimnmernt 428-0097 NEED A BABYSITTER you ar 1-,st and 'wy On r a non smoking pet free er vlydnmer.0 Full time, chad- ren 6 mos and up Har. wood and Hwy 2 area !905, 428.-9995 WE want someone M play with Our Mom will take Teat care of you. Lord E'- g,l school area. 2 yrs Suzy 683-5091 IWO Employment Wanted AZ DRIVER '4 years ex- ce^erre .�rta,ners. L1. auto parts. ICC cam. dear abstract Call 905987- 5602 MANDOLIN MAN- versa ',le a.' --t usic -eels any xceaor Sob. di or fua pond avadaDfe Ca Joe at 905668-3296 ' Bargain Comer KENMORE FRIDGE 6 Move : is Cid Excellent oonerson Almond in Co6our Ask,rng $300 . eacrl Mai 71163 $ 150 Cad 420- 7277 NEOPOLITAN MASTIFF lir sale "Aw ' 2 rs 1r: needs good 'tong will, ots .f 'Coin to roam asking 5250 426-0076 RCA 20' callow TV 117, .:olive^e' and stand $' 35 ph14ps Magnawa 510,90 wie' u er atop tum Woo �D. speakers 6 :abww $35% Hoover .1pr.gm va. ;_um SSC Cad 427-2593 VIKING Z speed auwmabc wasrer McClary erednc diva, bdh heeary duly, twin exceaent cond.eor. $375 par Call 839-2636. days 90516475-222• ad 221 Amities for Sale NEW LOWER PRICE' CrMtaofic aclustatve v,- Draang ped gwen-size excellent working corde- bcr Wads top-nattresS $600 or Dost one, Cal X)S- 576-0614 BLOW OUT SALE 'leges 6 stoves $225 sot. Desn washers, tkrn,nn and porl- atxes $200, upright 'reezer $250. dryers $175. wash- ers $250, tndges 5306. beer fndges $100. stoves $200. Now appl atpc wah manufacturers warranty 6 month warrafty on racCndi- toned appliance& Service avaiabN. Barbecue parts available SIM 5 Hank's Ap- pliances 362 french St Oeflaera 906.432-7167. 16 KARAT diamond ledys engagement ring 1 stw'«' weighs 0.85 Cts., WS1 dible" Plus 2 atoms weighs 0.32 Its, each vVs darey. 1990 lrwurarla evak~ $11.500.: ac- odPmg $6000. 416-758- 2746. 167562746. 1180 YAMAHA RT100 dirt bike. mint condition $150t. obo.: Wasfbury Jr. Drum sal. High Hat Synsboe, in- okldad SM obo. WtwW - dnrlf set in good condi. tion. 655-3438 2 APPLIANCES, Maying washer/dryer, irtnnacllMia sknond colour, 11 years. AN lir $525. Owner redec- om&V. Cal 831-7849. 4K OX 21ae 4XCD 12 mugs ram, 12 gig WD if b4 S+C, 14' SVGA 5900 or best oiler. 718-9688 or 723-5000 atW 6. ABOVE GROUND Pool. 15x24 oval. complete. $11% Wurlitzer organ. Su- Perspnle, orbit synthesizer tun -maker, touch-tone. $250. Cal J05.725-5395. _ - �•. ,cy�s�nur"aEA'4psrrARstflsb wsa•.' Fimsr,A+e . wrw�.rerel�alNa►. ... ` PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVER77.SER SUNDAY, MAY 4.1"7 1 a Sale 1 a Sob 1 Wonted ' 1 11 ""� Fpsam 1 "'�D'w n� I 1 A'F'r`r Ront � 11 '�' w � ATTEM OUR FREE 'How to ' Wine and Beer making demonstration seminar h can be fun and save money tool!! Seminar given by a professional instructor at St Anne's Pure Spring Water Company Book nowll Phorhe s792837 CARPET BROKER, 100%. Nylon thick, plush. stain resistant carpet For 3 MOVMIG SALE. Rug 6x9. 100% mill spun wool, handknotted, 60oz.. light belga, wlfloral design, bor- der 8 centre. $650. Cur- tains, floor -lo -ceiling. lined, triple width- x two. Floral designs on navy due back- ground. $600 De-Humiddl- er, like new. $90 905-576- 1764 after 4pm PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Visit o r wa - TURN YOUR closets into cash. The Clothesline con- signment shop now ac- cepting Men's . women's and children's spring d summer clothing for con- signment. Call Judy or Ln - de 426-1956. Arts ilk rooms. only $36900 Pince u re 1 Crafts sit booster very 9 house. new 8 used Banos as well as young adult cats includes 30 Sq yds carpet. (upright 6 grand), digital (many spayed or neutered shape. certified, $65-4 or CASH FOR CARSI We deluxe Dad and installation pianos 8 keyboards Not and full vaccinated) in best offer Call 905 -434 - ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems starting at $54.99 up to 150 Ib. set Dog Life Jackets starting at $25. 32' Fire Hydrant indoor/outdoor BEST Ball. 4-12' 6', 10' Lifetime Guarantee, Stan - ng at $10 99. 9-9, 7 days/ week (905)723-5413. Fax 723-1466. 15% oft if or- dered by April 30. KITTENS with 1 1990 HONDA CIVIC SI, 1 $75 b $7500 for strap cars owner, 5 speed, meticu- 8 trucks or any Condition lously maintained, power vehicles. 24Rhr professional root, $6,700 cert.. 080, pick-up. Call (905) 706- 1987 4x4 full-sized Blazer, 5740 99,000 kms., excellent con- dition, $7.0w cydu (905) A e A AUTO- We pay 576--4507 $50- $10,000 Cash on the 1991 FORD Tempo L. auto spot Any condition, any air, 4 door, 52995 Carl., year Call us anytime. 24 call 576-5696 or 438-0756 fours, 7 days, 30 min. serv- 1991 TOYOTA Corolla- 4- ice 905.686-5003 or 905 - door. 150K 0 706-5234 in your home. Free quota- tion in your (tome No in - tersest, no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1-800- 217-01 D4 Carpet Mill Distributors, 12 months No payments. No A sure. rent to own Large se- lectrort of clocks. Call Tet. ep Piano, 433-1491 POOL 18 h round, lacuzz, Puri and filter, solar blan- ket r1 heater, disassembled and ready to set up. mint interest (0 C) 3 rooms condition $600 Call 905- 428-12" '300sq ft installed with deluxe pad from only $399 Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic SATELLITE - Tracker V system rerhol Large chan- t gifts home party co. looking for reps to grow with us, full or part time Heart & Home Collectibles call (905) 686-9031 y need of loving fomes. Also. many medium to larger siz- ed dogs waiting for that special someone to give thein a second chance. Pet supplies and donations al- ways welcome Please call Durham Animal Adoption %5)438-8411 8i� LivestDCW for sale 500. oil 500 2 yr Quarter horse 5) 983 8974 buy used vehicles Vehicles 1992 EAGLE TALON, must be in running condi- tion. Call 427.2415 or come auto. air, power windows. to 479 Bayly St. East. Ajax locks. overdrive. 100.000 at MURAD AUTO SALES kil. black with grey Interior. great Condition. $9800 obo WANTED; to buy good Can Mark. (9051 434-8011 used reliable car for stud - Leave message ant Limited budget Call Rates for Motofeydes tnduding Supersports 0 90l better with 4 month payment plan available . We otter Motorcycle, Auto and Verycompetitive Home Insurance Rates. Open 9 to 9 by appt. Monday to Saturday. Call: Jones -Dooley Insurmfx Broker 427-3595 Yisd us at: www. durhamnews.netl -bec965 1994 Grand Prix SE. load- Nick after 4 pm. 683-3959 ed. excellent condition, 1 Thank You owner. tinted glass. stereo. 0 Marine p. windows p Loclkc. air, 512.500 cerFT tified Can ' Trucks (g05)gg3.-642p for Sale 14 FT Smoker Craft. 30 and Hardwood Flooring rte master dish. Asking CRAFT DEALERS wanted �t Free Shop At Home 1 -Boa �� 905-826-1556 for craft extravaganza un - 663 -6016 SHEDMAN - Quality der the big top June 7 8 8, 2 YEAR FILLY. S1 1994 GRAND PRIX SE. Hp, console. loaded for wooden sheds 8' X 8 bam at the Coumce Flea Market er quiet horse. $pyy pt, PS PIN Cruise, bear, easy loader, $5000 CARPET MILL Drsill kit. only $299 plus tax Can 905-436-1024 Pony. $375 QuartPVn. PV cassette. seCur- 1963 Chev Pickup. 112 1on, o.b o Call 6-9p m fors. -2 nil No pay- Many other sizes and styles 8 foal $2500 (90 - Ti system 79.0e. km V8. 305. 3 -speed overdrive (905428-7737 meats. No interest. rOACI 3 available Also garages 1064 trans. an new brakes. new rooms (3005gft ; Installed and decks 761 McKay Rd _ $14.500 Call 683-3020 15 FIBREGLASS. 85h hies incudes ca Lad D will, deluxe pad from only 5399 Specials on Vinyl Ceramic and Hardwooc Flooring Free Shop A• Home ' -800663-il CARPETS lots of carpet. TOC', Ivor new stain re- lease carpets C^ nand. vol carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Prce Includes carpet. pre- mium pad exper' nstalla- ton. fast oskvary free --- mates (30 yards, Norman 686-2314 CARPETS SALE Lots of ca -pets .,r ae �ylcr Stair release, carpet 3 rooms 5339 '3C sq yd: Includes carpet premium pad and installation Free estimates ,telpef 'evols Serving Our•un and surrounding vsa Sam 905-686 2 -ARPETS 7'r and $ave ,.e» ')C% nylon Slaw - ess Full produp! We am,. We to wit any budget Senior discount Repair SM rest "Ching ler free es - :mate Call and Ill show lou try dMerowA 100'. O.Wontlrs satisfaction VArantood Mike '905; 431.4040 COMPUTERS 4 SALE $66 Complete S45C 486 Complete $600 C D sound card S 10C Taxes Included Phrmo (905, 571. Sal COMPUTERS - INTEL Pentium asar Outs or -nr Ismodia units P75s. 5655 P12C - 5795 P133 S95C "'166 - S.699 Usoo Color -tioneors 12' - S89 up 14- S'29 4'S'29 up. /5' $195 No. monitors from $239 OC Jsed 486 s from 5295 :.omouter Clearance Con - 164 Basekno Rd. Bow manvkne. East of Exit 432 from 40' 6973059 CONCRETE floor finishing ruicnrte. 36 Inds. 4 bade. Kelly power trowel, 5 hp Bnggs and Stratton. $650 After 7 pm 576-0353 DIAMOND AND 18 KT. while gold ladles ring wan 4 diamonds Total weight 1.40 ct Appraised at SWW SM ler $2900 Cog $05-420-2079 DOOM ROOM SET, arca 1950. Finely crafted me - hog". glass front china caDrtel buf ot. (6) dors, Ube with aderaron leaves, asial sale. 52,300. (905) 433-8147 HEAVY DUTY York belch wil h squat rack and lag ail r 120 Its. in wsiyf .I BM - beg 6 Dunbbdl bars fn- duded $150; Mien's 10 }Speed bike S2- Ladies 5 speed Raleigh bike A-1 condition $5- Boys 20' Eike S2- Sop microwave stand A-1 S%: Rage dou- ble shears •pP►ofk. 8 ft. wide x 6 R.10' big A-1 $60; Please Cal 579-646it it in- Ierermed. HERBIE'S HUBCAP CEN- TRE- New 6 used wheel covers, new from $35.951 sit: trades considered. '* Shfp anywhere. Toll free: 1. 800-461-1836 peterbor- ough. LADIES DIAMOND en- gagement nmA, solitaire marquise diamond. 0.36 cs. VSt clairty. 1 year old, appraised at $2.000. Sell -ler $600- 686-1305 Unit 3 Plckermr, For more WOO call 905-619-W93 SOLID oak bunk beds. mattresses (mew), 3 draw- ers on bottom of bunks, ladder and railing. inchudes 3 -drawer dresser with mir- ror. , 110mpnd kitchen set 4 high back ,�pholstered chairs Best offer 831- 7096 SPRING MATTRESSES: E,e'vda. :a -,e ^ncec from Single $99 Double $129 Ouse, $159 Factory Maness •650 Bayly St. Picke-g :9051 637-0288 STOVE. US Dressers, S45 Cottee d end tads S2'i. 40C Oedroom suite. $25C 7pc dining suite. $650 Antique dressers. $'25 Mattress 8 box spring $50 bunk Sells 595 Antique chairs. S35 Many Older items 90!5-697-35K OAK/PINE FURNITURE Trade ora. Woodworking is pleased to ntroo,,ce our row 'Horne Offir� and -E nte'tainmen; Centers' We ',ave added many nw bedroom 6 drtung room pieces as wrr1, wo proudly ha,dcrah who' we soil and offer ate higher quality M nrifxngs avaiade any- where at low compobb" prices 905-985-6774 TOSHM PHOTOCOPI- ER, ' T 1 : . ;,PM stand troudeC. coibur feature. zoom. 507200 automatic. Shoot Leede• asking $1200 666--0202 atter 6 TURBO Graphic 16, Hand hold ;&me SySter^. Incudes battery pap. rlharger. AC Plus. carry rase 5 games Like now Pea $300 Ask ng for $15-C OBOCall 579 2729 Ask lc' Andrew or have message WASHER, drye, asking $35C ,argo stamp collec- tion extensive Ukra:nkan record collection, other household nems Best on- •rs 683-4862 USED FRIOGE 5225. and up. used stoves S20C and up. used wa ss S25C dryers $179 and up Brand now brand name fridges, 16 c $605 New brand name 30' sto"s S4/9. and up. Now scratch and dem bar hitlg- 5 c.l. $249. SM- ph•nson's Furniture and Appliances 227 Court St., Oshows, 576-7448. WATER- if you are con - owned with IM taste. smell alar took of your wstar, we Own tw* Call for rib. 686- 8351 or 686.0234 after 5 µm. Artkfts 1 rraTlted ANTIQUES Absok"y. Purchasing fun*- a an- yfftfrig old. SdonliTie instru- mill ", china. si-f, adver- tising. toys. decoys, dolls. milk bottles, collections or estates. Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8049, Brooker. APPLIANCES Wanted, working or not working. Call Stars Appliances 905. 432-7167 NOW ACCEPTING on Consignment ladies 6 dw-,s dotttirg. Must be dean, n sty" 6 on hang- ers. Spring/Summer items only. 905-665-7292 Out of The Closet 965 Dundas St. W Whit" s ' Antiques EM Automobiles for Sale ANTIQUE BARN & COUN- TRY RAFT MARKET, NEED A VEHICLE? Open 7 days a week Pxr credlr' No Credr" Whitby Antique dealers Bankr;,ptT Call Tracie at and crafters wanted tail 905-5761800 or 1-888- 905-404-0508 2593673 Iran help' Computer Computer Video Video IIWEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and wet page Creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte At 579.4400 WComputer Autornoblles llnternet For Sale NE* Moil, •-rine O hap bow dur'nam- nevn net-a1c23&rn- LAO ntr^ Pools, Spa EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 16 x 24 rectangular Kayak pool incudes dew 6 lerc rng 55.195 Meets lancing by -Laws. 25yr warranty 1 800-688-7564 Pickering, Alex. phone 416798-75-`9 Ron, Lost & o , Found FOUND- Light gray long haired Cat Approuimately, year old LrvorpooLtcroino ana Call 8395533 FOUND: White mate cat VAKwosday Apt 23rd in the Westn•y heights area. Ajax Cas 686-9162 Me, Bowe" ROTWFJLLER Puppies - Puts Bred, Excellent tom- P"millm Shots. do- womted, tats docked- $275 afro 5 p.m 905576-6200. ROTTWEN LER PUPS - ado*Ws bundles of love. Excellent Nmp•rarnom. Fbms-raised. 5250 - S31>0. 905.985-8021. OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC. Classes staring Monday May 26th 6 Tues- day Mss/ 271h. Cal now to -919- (905) 435-OBGB. BARN FOR LEASE: 14 1daMh, paddocks, maids and outside arenas, board fancc- thin. North Pickwirg. Call Michael at 655-8177. LHASA APSO pups for Sala. Nan -shedding, non- alergic, heakh guarantee, vol rwedled. House tray OV started. (705) 786- 3124. 623-5401 LAD PUPS, original, Ready ler Spring training. Regis- tered, Champion sire, shots. home -rased. Amaz- ing tempermerM 6 imell Breeds (9115)430-8892 16H.H. Thoroughbred Horse, Gelding, hunter, jumper, 14 yrs. old, trails well , road safe, and has no vices, all around Horse. Calf 905-985-9097. 1973 PONTIAC Grand Pnx. documented Cavo, nu car restorttd. or black 70.000 mfrs. best a every. »rng. new top, tees. etc :erltfiod 54.400 905-725- -777 1973 III Mazda, 41.000 Dngmal mtles, excellent condmon, rare find. price -090babe 905-571-0636 1986 HYUNDAI Stellar, good vbbe.n., 5 wen. 5600 or Past of Mr. as a cul 427- 4054 196 PONTAWC PARI- SWANE Wagor 305 V8 8 Passenger $1200 080 as is. 576-7011 atter 6 can 1967 Camaro 2 8 automat Ic. -I Condltlon $2850 1984 Riviera excellent condition 53000 19ec Trans Am 400 auto. exc cond $3000 1989 K Car good condition $2250 1984 Park Ave good oond $1650 AN above cars wrl be certified for the above price Phone (905)404- 8767 Wig take pick up on trade 1167 FORD CROWN Vic - tons. good rurrung ponds - tion, One owner. Must see. $1995. Certified. 416-964- 8596. 839-7138, atw 6. 1997 FORD TEMPO In As, 5 speed. Excellent nunwtg Condition. 18-000 km. Needs mmor " work. $1200 080. C419 (705) 788-2540. 197 Olds Calais, V8, auto, all power, $2495. 1986 Pontiac 6000, 4 dyl, auto. al power $2295. 19M Fad LTD. $2295. Al cars can,. tied. 1985 Dodge 112 ton, 318 alb, $1995 owt 404- 9750 197 Toyota MR -2, $1000 as is, Also full alas truck ap M. Call 6-911m. (905)428-7737 1999 KOCK LESABRE LTD., 197,000 kil; fully loaded, CD stereo. nearly now struts, bras, shocks, etc. sural Surface rust. 53,500 or beat alfa. As is. 436-9064 1990 BO1 NW.LE SSE: Grey with grey lather, moon roof, loaded, only 95.000 kms, Certified. $9,900. 080. Call 905- 987.3471. 1990 Buick Lasabre Ltd. 3.8 Mrs. Very dean, certi- fied. Asking $7995. Ivan af- ter 6 p.m. 72'.4.1492. 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6. Pis ants. pin 1W p•trunk. security system. 4-0oor, ap- prox. 79.000 hirytway kms. $14.500 Like new, one owner 90568-33020. 1994 SUNBIRD, one own er standam, pourer brakes steering. windows, ri . brakes. Certified. Must sell Moving 58.000 or best oft - e' 623-4617 19901, Z 26 CAMERO. Dark ?rear i-'oof. power wind - :rs. locks. CO. 5 7 Into, or ne 6 speed trartvnkssan, .nr,If.od. but, or take over *ase 436-3795 Ins DODGE NEON Ni9fil : write. a dr A'C :aster._ .• bags. 50.000 k'n5. balance of warranty $10500 080 Can 905- 385-0317 1995 GEO METRO. eine, 44 green 3 door a monthis 1 warranty len. 27.700 kit excellent comMton. $7 50C Call 686-4564 1995 SATURN SC 2 doo' 9 1 DC km auto. air .;0nd . and Cass. p s.. P b ohne balance of war rarity sopor Wan rust proofed. tabnc protection, air bal certified. estate sale 516.000 (905) 433- 8147 M Z28. 177K, auto, dean body. $1600 as is. or best otter Call 9C5-4,•!6-0676 CARUSO AUTO SALES P y driven 52500 or best offer 623-0451 1985 international. 22 5 for Spd single axle Mercury powenit, bilge pump, 2 tanks. 2 props, trailer with spare. skis $2.25000 evenings 905- 668-3964 DT466. too many new parts 16 FT. NORTHCRAFT. to list. Blas to prove Cen,- Fks^ arc Sk, boat 125 HP tied. asking 56,500 Call mere outboard with trailer Torry 7210986 New top $3500 Lots or bath,-,om.. private on - extras Call John at (905) 1995 CHEV Z71 Extended 623-5401 Cab. Dank green 'u,iy 18 FT, SQUALL KING. 1• loaded Excellent condition beglass beat now trip re 70.000 kms $23.000 firm built 65 hp engine. crw trait Cal 905-668 6473 or. S2.650 579-5352 aper 1 a 2 Bedroom apts n S 'Vans! 17 FT- CHRYSLER Boat. 4 Wheel Drive good condlrron lolly Starting at $60CHmpMh. equippOSd . lined trailer. 70 rod on Florida room. new HP motor. must See to ap- 1987 DODGE CARAVAN prociafe Ask ng $1299 SE. 7 passenger. civ Cal 905-427-6370 53195 certified. 5765696. pets Call (905) 434-2407 438-v"756 69 SUN RUNNER, 21 6' PICKERING: Liverpool i V8 Cobra. outdnve cuddy 1996 .eep Cherokee 4X4 Cabin. Pot pen. ridding dacl aiummum rims. tinted tank ice box, radio. cas- wndowrs. grey Int . cabps. sere swim platform, tan pw p d lochs. &C. 4 OL. 6 den,. ration. pulse brakes. cy' 5 -sod. ;oc many now real good Condition -ow parts to lest. Asking S5Wo hit. $14.000 (905) 965- pMhiNd Call Rob. leave 1951 message 905-965-9274 goliade Ask ler Dense Apartments EAM IT Trailers For Rent 1 bedroom apt ground 19 FT. TRAVEL trailer. floor of Oshawa rouse. Naylor, tandem wheels. very prorate D,rvway. microwave serl awning pocket histo, nonsmoker I v aroma. M Iho extras $654 irclisive 571-4.29.1 Mint condition Must be ONE BEDROOM partially seen Can 576.6020 turnisnod basement 5550 1985 HONDA Accord 4 Or Near Oshawa Conte, burgundy 172K. auto. 19W HOMESTEADER 12 ouW, Crescent Large $1995. 1586 HONDA Ac- is 38 h mobile home 1Q is bath,-,om.. private on - Cold! LX. 4 dr. silver. '77K 20 fforida mom Man trailer trans Whine glove Wan 52995. 1989 TOYOTA To, fury furnshef One bed- No pets. Avai Immedaley Cat 2 dr. due. 165K room, 4 PCL pain. lndige fun 905-579.2945 $Ms. 19e7 HONDA Pre Jude. 2 Or wane 206k 02eL propane stove and 1 a 2 Bedroom apts n oto, 53395, 1989 HONDA oven Electric hot water, Oshawa and Bowmanville Accord EXI, 4 dr black dock '- s 16, shod. neer Starting at $60CHmpMh. 17OK auto 55395. 6973 rod on Florida room. new fn 6 stow included. � yoloshomle ?2- $3995 as is -root Located at Nestle - with laundry tac.JOties No D 0 T Safety Standard In Park on Hwy 36 tat- pets Call (905) 434-2407 Certificate- Special $3995 ween Lindsay and Bobcay- PICKERING: Liverpool i Cas Phil 686-3803, 18% 9e0n. on water Brand now B•Yly- Available June 1st Clements Rd. Unit 177 $45,000 Asking 530.000 or (possibly earlier; Newly Ptdtertng. best offer Leave message renovated beautiful baee. CAUTION!! FALLING before 4 p his or Call &fle5 mem apartment meapartment Fire code PRICES. CERTICAR HAS P In to 9 p m. Park kles rte approved Clean 6 bright 2 OVER 40 GREAT RE- goliade Ask ler Dense bedroom Parking, laundry. CONOFTK)NED AND 1905) 579-3791 appliance. huge yard CERTIRED VEHICLES ON 5800. . 40% ubktles. Cal SALE NOW. EG Mn SOM M TENT trailer. (905) 420-0539. Vans. 91 and 92 Voyapuars save. sn1L we boat, own . OSHAWA (Boer St. W.) from $6,850 loaded. 8 As steeps 6. exes6ent conch- Larva 1 6 2 6 3 bed ue , tro - Safwu from 53.895, ton. 52,400. Telephone apartments in claw low Costive ... 88 Mustang. 434-6187 rine building. Close to 401 85 Dodge, 91 Firefly. 91 6 Go. parfung. Available 224 loaded, A-1 $7.895. 90 TENT TRAILER, slaps 4, krem ediMMY. From 5600, Lumwis Euro. boded. very good ceehdia, . asking per morMh. pilon 906-576- 120,000 !an. 89 Escort 4 $1,200 or bent oiler. 433- 4255. door. auto, MW=UI M 4790 52,995. 88 FWWm Fwnrwila OSHAWA (Bloor SL) Large boded 2.8 v-6. *Q 125,00 2 6 3 bedroom sputrwft bin, mist W scan. 18.850. ile WO 1 n dean low rise Duei drg• 92 Jrmuy SLE. 4 dr, lost I�IfIhl9 Clogs to 401 6 GO. Padk- 4d now $11,950. 92 Thick- k . Available 1 W. 5 speed, perfect m $600JrehorMhean! Phone 10Z000 km, sal $5,950. 19PONTIAC Trsaa- 86 905-576 4255. 91 Castellon V-6. boded, Pot, 38,00011n, bolroe of WRSON OLIVE area, 2 $6.495. Chospse . 93 factory wwranly; take over bedrooms, available imme- Cwnaro, artitiad, must lease $39211nomh includes cilatsly. Fridge. stow, $ae. $2.295. TRUCKS - taxes with snag clow flay- how 6 hydrp kMlkuded. 1987 Nhom. cul, only m int; etOs6srM ooridition, $742. Carpet Parking, 75,000 kms, sxcalMM fully -boded. 905-655- hkndry fat. D@fstwW 263- $4.995. 1991 Silvefodo. 5807. 8369 or evenings 263 - boded. lantasol now 2522. 38.484. 155 " SL w M mme wre Mal, 579.2096RM -fl-M FOR Open Suadays. 'When ClNWIVAM tssttd tlbir hiahlda' FOR PARTS: 86 Buick Skyluwk. maty nowt Parts. Cal 905-723-8001. 1992 Chrysler Dynasty LE, 95,000 km, loaded $7900 obo. .; 1990 Chair. Pick up, full sae, auto. 4.3 L. V6, $5500 obo. 434.2775. 1994 YAMAHA FJ 1100. Asking $2200. 4 into 1 a- halsL 38 000 km. Cal Ro- bert at 723.2626. 19" Virago 28K, very good condition, with accw sones, $4500. Call 427- 0516 quid buiidirg. available ,Asks 1. $750/month. first wild last required. Elt- " - leo-tion. Adelaide 6 Park Rd. area in Oshawa - no PM plass. Cal Joe 728- 9584. 2 BEDROOM W. near Oshawa Centre and 401. Parking. laundry, storage. Available May 1st. Non Smokers Preferred. $608/ rho. plus hydro. 579-0246. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- pliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 2 bedroom, bright, spa- cious on lower level of raised bungalow Private entrance and laundry Townhne 8 Hwy e2 June 'sit $7251mo Mark 905- 5098218 2 -BEDROOM apartment. Ala.. 2 4 pr. caths. combi- nation Irvrng/dining. eat -in kitchen Rove. lodge, drsh- washer, washer, dryer, asking 5825 plus utilities Available June 15 Alex Re any Ltd 683-1811 AJAX - CONDO. 2 bed- ro."s $875 plus utilities Non smoker no pets. 5 ap- pharces. pool. Available July Ist can (416) 789--0405 or Reply to File 09801 Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario LM 71.5 or Call AJAX - CONDO. 2 bed- rooms 5875 plus utilities Non smoker no pets. 5 ap- pkances, pool. Available July Ist Reply to FN 19801 Oshawa This Week, P O Box 481 Oshawa Ontario LM 71.5 or call 416,789-0405 AJAX. large 1 bodreom basement apartment, 4 PC bath. bright. Laundry. all utilities including cable. S7001monm Call (905)426 1556 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- Lw Y, ,r hiroy A,, building, spaoous, urpetod, newly panted. with balcony. dose to bus. shopping. all utilities included. hist last required, no vers. 1 bedroom $675. 2 bedroom, $775 Call 430.0134 AVAILABLE JULY LST. Small dean 2 bedroom, dose to OGH and as ro- uts. Padang, laundry. $675 inclusive No pets. 576- 7540 (lea" message ) BEAUTIFUL 2 -bedroom basement apartment. cen- tral air. Parking. dock. super clean, non-smokers, Osha- wa $650 inclusive. June 1st. Cal 905-7254760. CENTRAL Oshawa, ex- oNlem building, 162-bsd- 1`0011`15, 1 block b Sanas CMM*, ferya urate start All $625. SOUTHEAST Osha- wa location. 162-b•drooma start at $575. 10AM 728- 7344. 436-6M, pager 432-5107. CLEAN, Ffeahly painted. new, carpel, al bachelor basement apar"nont for non-smoker. Oshawa Bill near King. $425 inclusive. 1 stAasl. No cads pleats. 436-08B2. CONDO - Aiax, W slnsy/ Hwy 2. Cleat one bed room with NMU" laundry. Fool. hot tub, ssiehe facil- 6". S820/mo. July 1st. (905) 9W-0792.6 -9µm. COURTICE, 2 bedroom basement, prival an - trance, piarking. air, Calle. no tub, ran smoker, h14W references. Close to 401. $700 pks (905)436-9936 HWY 2ANestr . large professionally finished 1 - bedroom basement apart - MON, air, parking. SOP-" entrance. 4pc b&M, no pets. $650 inclusive. 64Available June 1. (905)427-05 LARGE 2 -bedroom w den, loft d walkout de dean. modern, no pets, last. Includes parka $695imonth.ubktles. minutes to Oshawa Cern Available June Ist (91: 831-1490 LARGE 2 -bedroom ape meat O C area. tndl stove. parking. launk fatilmes. 11 suite Cuticle heat d water $682%mon June 1 728-8868 LARGE bright one G room basemen apt S4 entrance. Laurldry lac . Is windows. close to amos iies/bus route Stora available South Ow%a area 5600 all incksr FIrs0ast required Flex,l occupancy Use of bale yard References 905-4; 5430 LARGE NEW ' bedra baser,arl apartment. qu Christian home. no still v1glPe s. Ha monyrRci Land tJOkters. cable. prm sundry, available mm lately $550imon (905)666-9523 APARTMENT UNITS. o a,,d two bedroom, aur able in a" bxaldvtg. M hospital. 255 Simco. St (905) 728-4966 NORTH of Oshawa C4 tie quiet clean excspha 2 -bedroom apartme, 5665 includes heat, store and parking Call 42 7677 NORTH OSHAWA Ian two bedroom. '.arge talc ries. CILW baking. uMft cable. parkins Include 5679 Available May k 5795584 2 b•deoom apt Av: Now 1 bdrm apt June Parking, laundry Induct utilities. Close to Oiaha Centre References, pets 723-1647.579-6989 OSHAWA - 888 . 91 Glen St: 2 bedroom aq $675- 5708. Close to she ping. schools. GIN and G UblRi•s included. FirstAs required. Cal 726-4993 OSHAWA - 2 Osdroom •I Cbm and Simco• St. low Close 10 ON amWmMr,, he hydro induced. $62 r1sOfMhMy. Available June Firs~ required . 43, 6311 have mMaags. 06HAuk 011E -BEI ROOM uupp•1 dupla N Sap- Mwtrtce. Parking, e in kncMn. on bus roll dose to GM North Plr Ron -kw - Psis, $51 Inck iia". first/last. Awa able inw odo" 90 434--6353 CLEAN, QUIET Family Building Nor OgtWIok 1a 2 bdrtns. I Clusivs. Pay cable. psrkil 6lountdry INC. 723-2094. 1 6 2 bedroom apt we able Jule 1, at 350 Mal ga. also 2 bedroom, 9, Meson St. $600 6 $72 mo. all inclusive, no PM Call 576-6724. OSHAWA: Newer buik big; well-maintained, go emus Suits. Parking 6 h dro fnckuded; on bus rout 2 -bedroom, $750; 3 -be room. UW. (905) 42 5740. I 1For HoRees JUNE 1ST. - LINDSAY, 2 _groom upper level, Ja- -tville 2 bedroom lower -el ranch bungalow, 770 per mo. each all in - sive. No pets. (905) 'i-6632 DICKERING - 2 bedroom ,5e7,ent apt (large). 2 car irking. no pets. Near Go/ :3l July 1. Firstitast. 831- -780 PICKERING - one bed. - cm basement apt. Utili. es. separate entrance. undry $540, inclusive. astable for one. No pets. ;lay 15th 686-8562 OSHAWA . NORTH Ox - Two bdrm 1 - 3 -.drm Near GO station, 1,I Parking, hydro. bal- ;ony/paha $730. $837 all nclusive Isblast No dogs. Available immediately. 905) 7212232 (416) 239 - ?752 4 Calc/ ,•s'-c�ce-ia•ge 2 -�:-m avts Bright. spa - )us and affordable! �hopping. 401 and >:nools all within your ;•asp Last mo. rent negotiaDN. Can 1905)5714608 to, into. T'h0 1 bedroom 1Z i" $500 a-^, $550. avaable May 1st. parking, 1•,dge, stove. utilities on- cluded Central Oshawa iocabor Call 905-579- 1'95 i, its ability to tap into the resource of Mitchell TWObedroom. $633 !mo. heat .ace• ,wded Pay pwr Prime Oshawa Iccation near OC and M�dtow, Mall May 1St 4:* --6,;42 WEST OF Oshawa 1�en .i, ., agar-ment. upstairs in duplex. adult budding. 5800—onth •n- rJuoes every!hing even ca- ble Tv Avadabla May 31st, 9' 574 Camel Ave 905- 7:3-7784 WESTNEY/DELANEY 1 De.. -Jur- parlay •„rnished basement apartment. sepa- rate everything_ no srnok. ng, no pets. available im- mediately. $700lmonrl ln- dus�ve Call (416) 582- 1802 or 905-477-3016. WHITBY, ' 6 2 bedroom, J.&.40ie May , June c" 19051 430-9146 or (416) 78? -4145 WHITBY, Jcrgeous 3 -bed - __T -ew ..!cher ew :(OadlOan. new bath. $915 Inclusive Ava :ab.e Mal Cee Paul 665-8444 WHY rOM when you can own your own home for t tin Call Dave hook Re/max Summit Reeky (1991) Ltd. (905) 66813800 Or (905) 66613211. Houses For Rent S1-1AAtlsoMe Affordable MHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FOR $M/Miml No Downpayment?? Discharged Bankruptoo Call Me,' (905) $71-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Shapley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty A RENTERSDREAM! Own your own home hire new. Indge. stove. S795,1 moincludes all but cable a phone. Limned selection of 2 and 3 bedrooms. Min ,eq gross income $26.000 /year Call Now' Ken Collis. Coldwell Bank- or(905)728-9414 ABSOLUTELY A GREAT sear No money down - Vortgage payments less Man rent - Refurbished 2 and 3 beoroom townhous- es with appliances First time buyers also welcome - Limited quantity available Starting at $59.000 Can Rick Watson. Coldwen Banker. 728-9414 HARMONY/401 Main !loo• 3 Ouet neighboumood 5 ap- plianC". lensed yard. ver- andah Close to scinools 8 busroute Non smokers pets $800 2 3 uLk•As 905- 723 3854 HWY 2 a Laker,dge. 3 bedroom bungai�nw brick. large lot. Jury 1. references. 5850, month Call f7051 447-3092 NORTH OSHAWA- Mair Moor. 3 bedroom t)ungaiow, parkng for two 4 app6Unc- as. qw*l neighborhood Very clean, no peft Close to public schoo 5625' month utilities included 1st A last Available May im- mildiately Call 579-9103 after Sp m OSHAWA BLVD. N. a Adelaide 3 bedroom. 1 12 barns. lanced yard. 5895 Plus utilises. Arai June ISI Calf (416)267-1010, atter Sp.m (905)576-1957 NORTH OSHAWA Manchester, 4 bedroom SeautiAll century home. di- •rngroom, family room with l replace on large modem kitchen, new windows a !urnace. 2 car garage. wdri 4.D00 sq.ft. garage. on 2 acres commercial. will rent 51800, or will sell, owner finance. with $30.000 dawn or trade accepted Immediate possession. 7251171. OSHAWA, rmmediale pro- cessan. 3 bedroom. plus room o8 Mrge kaderi, plus large 24124 garage, 2 roll up doors, plus sell con- tamed bachelor apt., Rent al $1395 or 5195. or buy $6,00 down owner finance. 725-1171 PICKERNKi, Joln Soddy. 3 -bedroom. 2 -car garage. Bert. diver. 3 appfiark- ae. Close ID sdwols. shop - Ong. CO. $12MMonth plus, June 16. Call (905)420-6100 or (905)637-0971. Tl1CKSOIYDIIIIDAS - 3 plus 1 bedloo n, now ki8bh- Mt, 2 now bails, large backyard. wailade kninit- doftlyx FiestAaWrelvenc- tar. Cal 1.4/6-4923416. I1HOLMOS For Rent $1 - IA Absolute Affordable! SICK OF RENMG '"!! WHY NOT OWN A. 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month No down payfaltlt? 0)aelt- gad Bankrupt? Call Vol (905)571-6275 or 1-800-8404275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4,1997 -PAGE 33 THE AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER'S AUTO OURCE' FORALL YOURAUTO SERVICE NEEDS, CALL d THESE PROFESSIONALS! Bargain Tire Auto Centre takes a high tech approach to vehicle repairs Inlet Mechanic Phil Brunelle and mechanic Craig Johnson stand beside the Bear very seriously. 400 Engine Analyzer. Your vehicle deserves the best. 6ti'hether it's and truck a full engine analysis as well as a new set of tires or a tune up, you want it to run detect any problems with the fuel injection sys- smoxlth at a price that won't hurt your budget. tem. Bargain Tire Auto Centre in .Ajax has Another valuable component of the system become a popular Place for car and truck own- i, its ability to tap into the resource of Mitchell ers looking for professional and honest service. Manuals with information on compact discs for Located at 264 Fairall St., owner ]alai most domestic and imported cars. I,Vhen a tech - Haider, manager Ron McNaughton and their nician makes an inquiry into a particular prob- staff care about their customers and ensure lem it will show on the screen or print out a hard complete satisfaction before any vehicle leaves copy the proper methoxy on how to repair your their shop. vehicle. In fact, when you receive your repair esti- Combine this with a large nine bay shop mate it says "All the staff at Bargain Tire would with five hoists, your car will get fast and effi- -you'll like to take this opportunity to thank you for cient attention so be back on the road as your business and would like you to know that quickly as possible. our customers are our number one priority- Of course tires are also an important part of Fully computerized from the calculation of their business and they keep in stock a wide your estimate to the diagnostic equipment in the selection of new tires from makers such as large service department, Bargain Tire Auto Uniroyal, Michelin, Yokohama, Goxxiyear, B.F. Centre wants you to know that it takes its Goodrich and Pirelli. You can also find a great promise of quality service at a competitive price selection of quality used tires in stock. A l. Bargain Tire you can always expect pro - Chief Mechanic Phil Brunelle has been with fessional service at a very competitive price and the centre for four years. Assisted by two for your comfort you can watch your repairs 1 licensed mechanics and two apprentices the being done while in the waiting room which team performs a wide variety of general repairs comes complete with TV, magazines and coffee. as well as exhaust and front end work. Just another reason why you should visit this 1 The most impressive feature of the shop is a popular Ajax repair centre. $45,000 Bear 400 Engine Analyzer. For more information about Bargain Tire 1 Phil says it has the ability to give most cars Auto Centre call 619-1222. , M ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE EVERY SUNDAY ASK, AUTO FOR SOURCE DETAILS! CALL: K. W V Ext. 2303 "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" I'rrwd io.lrrrr lliw 711RU I•Y MECHANIC SHOP me MS ITRANSMISS M1. I LTtratllarpLaar_— =J Everydaywl��T Low P 01LI LUBE e . 695 Finley Ave. & DILUTER to thank as Itis valved Ajax, Ont. bare ad liyM elity r A ak1111. Ctlatanars k 11rkMtda for tftak BBB6w/M T/BE Complete Automotive Care f ------------- "---GST SHOCKS & NO °QR' ON BRAKESI t _ a� a Offspk�i 11!1 it. ltiY7 21-- 4411 11111 --- 264 Fairall St. Ajax (905)619-1 619-1222 ^ i Fairall- `0*0,ND ,s!f O � r d v 'p c'<<.savreeo All. ow I>.. 619-2899 221 Westney Rd. S.. Unit A. Ajax ♦ Compri* Interior Yscutmi, >fliarnpoo and ♦ Carpet 6 Mats Wafted and Maetpooed ♦ CWO M puhboard OOM M and Niesang Seatbelt • GortgMM Engine, Shampoo aid Degnaaed ♦ TrelWhtq Wag Clow" Mrd Dred" ♦ I Exterior Hand Waeh and Cho lis Dried ♦ Detailed ExiarlorAnumor Window Clewing CompMM Tr a* Vacutaning I I111'134.95 ♦ -ares ^pi � 5-K kneed ♦ 'Jens '^curs. Slar;o^ nragons Extra Cleaning 8 Detailing of Cars, ♦ Trucks and Custom Vehicles! THREE BEARS AUTO BOnY "ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY A COLLISION SHOPS "Serving The Durham Region" Complete Collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars & Trucks frame Straightening a Rust Repairs - Insurance Claims ------------------- I t ' I I Zoo Off Corripkte Body 8 Paint Work OR t WE'LL PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE • up to :200! 1 (with this ad) I 'C.:I.PCn -mss' x � �esrrec / Prior M went Jai sitarred f I -- - - - - - - - - -- - - -. Sam restrictions *Oy Ask (17r deU*, Free Estimatesi LW #208, =2 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (9051619-2327 MIN till 11111 m m m Il• 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED SPRING SAVINGS 1 II 1 1 1 1 mum a ' S Filo SAWcuu $49 camw SMAY ji�ei 1 CANNOT CONOW COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OW 1 CHANGE OFFER RECOMMENDED EVERY 3 MONTHS OR 5.000 KM. OPsa 7 awes w WE= 1 S 1881 = =' I k PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1"7 DVERTISE ON THIS WEEKLY FEATURE CALL 683-0707, ext. 2303 r-eltt�x�—n r, Serving the Durham Region for over 30 Years KILP.ATRICK CONSTRUCTION Autbo?1ed Contractor e CONSGMEas GAS Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DONT PAY FOR 90 DAYS YOU CAN APPLY rT TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Aodltions • 2nc floors • Bathrooms • Plumbing • Deck/fences Wlnng • Tiling • Drywall NE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FU! INSURED • ALL WORK 3UARANTEEC 97 Church St., 905-428-8785 ffljax 1-888-845-4424 TVI • • -ON-er l5 Year-% Experience- f'• ,dditu>n. • it.lthttx�im c.crn•ral ',•�� �1.nnRn.ln<< i.rno%Ation • I REE ESTIMATES • UT U 111 C.11 UlENGF ANY Qt CITES Vi ;� DOORS & DPW WINDOWS FOR LESS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR DO-IT-YOURSELF FOR EXTRA SAVNGS • VINYL - ALIxi1NI1M { W000 • SLIDERS - TILT •CASEMENT • BOW OR BAY WINDOWS •STORM WINDOWS • SKYLIGHTS ALUM DOORS DOORS PIO• INSULATED STM ENTRANCE DOORS SIDWTES FRi DOM PYTHON WINDOWS & DOORS m420-0188 DUCT CLEANING 001ndudesall! A CHNNEY S hook-ups & no hiddae extras. Work Guaranteed. Snake Method -ZOO PSI Per standard dome Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY $59.95 RESIDENTIALICOMMERCIAL snake method used (416) 282-3292 Make that dream home a reality with K ilpatrick Construction RENEW CARPET CLI uaranteed Service 2 RoomGs , Com petrtive Pri i . STEAM 905-420-4583 CLEANED I $399" DOLLAR into Summer DOLLAR DAYS With any order you can have PAY NO 1 ROOM or 1 HALL TAXFF '41 STEAMED CLEANED fors 1 °Of SOFA dosteels are now 2 for s 1001 LOVESF.AAT Call us for other specialsf I$ i9S Calap1lMOr a Cryon. WWCOM I CON W ry b" pfae. ='"'� pa— 0101111 ;AKIN _ Kilpatrick Construction added a second d storey to this Ajax home making it the envy of the neighbourhood as you can see in these before and after photos. Kilpatrick Construction, offering 40 an in-law apartment or design a deck. We can years of experience in the Industry, is leading repair roofs, mend that broken faucet. I'll the way in product design, quality draw up plans or modify existing drawings workmanship and superior finishings at and work with the customers so they get competiti-, e prices in Durham Region. what they want at a price they can afford." Kilpatrick Construction is a family Easy financing can be provided for business. Cord Kilpatrick, works side by side basement renovations, kitchens and -with his two sons, Scott and Troy. This family bathrooms through Consumers Gas even if has a commitment to excellence - to give the you are not a Consumers Gas customer. customer the highest level of service at the Custom home planning with Kilpatrick best possible price. Construction brings all of your dreams and "We make sure the value , there," says ideas together so that you will be happy with Cord. "We concentrate on quality. vt. do the your choices for years to come. job right the first time by building each new Kilpatrick Construction is a Consumers addition, renovation or deck as if it were our Gas Authorized Contractor and specializes in own. home renovations, bathrooms, basements Kilpatrick Construction is also and gas fireplaces. committed to meet the changing lifestyle of For more information call Cord at 428 - today's modem family. 8785 for a free consultation. "People expect more today," says Cord. "And they can expect more from us. We value AighwiW our customers. We listen to their needs, our COMMOM01116 workmanship is guaranteed. We keep our promises and we have happy customers." "We are a one stop show. We can look after everyone's building or repair needs," he says. "We'll build that homeowner's dream G" kitchen, install energy efficient windows and doors, erect a custom designed cottage, install 1_ggg_g45-4424 a new bathroom, add a second story addition, RENEW CARPET CLI uaranteed Service 2 RoomGs , Com petrtive Pri i . STEAM 905-420-4583 CLEANED I $399" DOLLAR into Summer DOLLAR DAYS With any order you can have PAY NO 1 ROOM or 1 HALL TAXFF '41 STEAMED CLEANED fors 1 °Of SOFA dosteels are now 2 for s 1001 LOVESF.AAT Call us for other specialsf I$ i9S Calap1lMOr a Cryon. WWCOM I CON W ry b" pfae. ='"'� pa— 0101111 ;AKIN _ WINDOWS & DOORS (9o5) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE T1leflllb6-F HUNG TILT-ACTIOr • Picture Windows • Bay & Bow € Windows • Insurance Clams • Patio Doors • Storm Doors New Construction Windows • Glass & Screen FREE sl1wG Repairs ESTIMATES! s�mr- MOBILE SHOWROOM WAYNE HUTCHINSON696 KING ST w SALES. SERVICE d OSHAWA. ONTARIO INSTALLATION LtJ 2L3 76(IriMlelid2000 (soy) 579-2222 391 Marwood Dr. ef� Unit 011 Oshawa MA5TER oL.I1M13ER5 -Your K 1 Plumbing & Heating Showroom 'Ss ,.•• For All Your Requirements Attention: 'Plumbing 8 Heating `Consumers Visit our Spacious Showroom (905) 725-4916 OI_'I Interior; Inc.Ile 21 � rJuaM, 14�e i �Ir6• '>• •e -.— T Oscr /�Yiun ../.Sirvue • Finished Basements • Painting • Kitchens it, Baths - Faux Finishes • Plumbing • Carpentry • Ceramic & Marble Ties • Drywall Nil ,.err► c,u.u,nlr-r,. 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ONTARIO INSTALLATION LtJ 2L3 76(IriMlelid2000 (soy) 579-2222 391 Marwood Dr. ef� Unit 011 Oshawa MA5TER oL.I1M13ER5 -Your K 1 Plumbing & Heating Showroom 'Ss ,.•• For All Your Requirements Attention: 'Plumbing 8 Heating `Consumers Visit our Spacious Showroom (905) 725-4916 OI_'I Interior; Inc.Ile 21 � rJuaM, 14�e i �Ir6• '>• •e -.— T Oscr /�Yiun ../.Sirvue • Finished Basements • Painting • Kitchens it, Baths - Faux Finishes • Plumbing • Carpentry • Ceramic & Marble Ties • Drywall Nil ,.err► c,u.u,nlr-r,. Pk'twc. h Rctctemc% Ava11jMc Dan Fanelli Phunc 1 IH)�, i itw,.'; , t Pager (•l I h ) ?95- 7220 NORJO ENTERPRISES •WINDOWS • -DOORS e -PATIO DOORS *DECKS Samples.. In -Home or Showroom References Available (905) 839-2255 nutiful Bathrooms . Perfectly Built Renovation Showroom INCREDIBLE PRICES FOR FREElSHOP ArliwmwE OR ESTKATE CALL UAIT 3 48 tt111WO r Rd. S. 683-4292 AJAX ,.■ THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4,11997 -PAGE 35 Townhouses I Townhouses private Hames Money I Coming I Coming I Coming I Coming Business For Rent 1 For Rent 11 For Sale To Lend • 1 Events • 1 Events • 1 Events • 1 Events • Personals A4lYAWta FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 I Houses 1 For Rent WHITBY - executive 4 bedroom. Bluegrass Mead- ows. Fridge, stove, May 25th, possession. $1350 mo. plusunifies. Contact days 728-5757 ask for Rachel. eve 430-3557. Townhouses I 1 For Rent BEAUTIFUL 2 -bedroom with in-law suite, carpeted. laundry, dishwasher, avail- able June 1st. $900 all in- clusive 1svUst required. NON-SMOKER ONLY 723--5084. NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bed- room . basement town- houses in well maintained family complex Freshly decorated with Fng./stove. dose to an amenities. Starting at $7581month On site Mgmt office Call 905- 728-3777 Office 8 • 1 Retail Space OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rent !!f- 850 sq.2nd flr $550. 600 sq. main $500. 300 sq. ft across from Osh Centre. 600 2nd nr $500 1200 sq. h. 2nd floor 1.600 sq ft main. Call 434-2447 or 655-4132 OFFICE SPACE, First Month Free. Suitable for professional. ie. Lawyer, Medical or Business. 475 square feet Asking $450 month indus". Call Steve (905)576-6999 I Industrial • Units INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwdlegar 1.937 S 968 sq h office warehous- ing Park and Bloor 1748 and 1775 sq_ n. $3 25 sq. ft. net. Call 579-5077 after 5 571-3281 Rooms I Cottages Im for Rent 1 for Rent A BRIGHT master bad - room Oshawa. $375 in- dusrve with 7 appliances. Available immeidat•y- 436-3297 AJAX, FURNISHED room to, •ert. r dean gkwet home, own entrance, air, cable a laundry facdrtes. shard bath 6 knchan. Non- smoker, call 686-72W ALTONA RD. I Sheppard: Bright Jean ,urnrshed roan for employed non smoker, in quiet adult hone, share separate kitchen, beth - roans. reMrences. Ist./last $100 per week 509-2159 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY, Furnished room in Pickering. with cable, k4Ch- en facilites. close to P,dk- enng Generating Station. PTC. GO. $340/moor s 1 ro tirwedd , 420-Q 18 CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE Whites Rd. S. *)I- B6r B avail. Rooms for rent, weekly, monthly. Hydro staff welcome! 420-0042 $340 $600 PER M0. East Oshawa, private rooms. entrance and boM. Use of kitchen And lisundry. Would sut angle rrorkieq peraori or PON with trrisl drkd. 576-2972 suer Spm. or 579.4576. LARRE diol kovv~ roan. slim b Oshawa Centra, shah kkkmltan i bet+, availabb iaiaaadiab y. Phone 436-1420 PICKERIIIIfi - wIrw401. Roofs in large hare• prk- shwan kiLva lit' 11125,wk1 n hydro- 10111.a. cal (905) 631-0571. SOUTH AJAX - clean broil aaarnodekon, het Use of hour., inckding k4clien and laundry. $3501 mo. or $9511arekL Cal Iters 905.4263225 I ' AoolffodMioll Rllil4gMEp room in gor- gear 3 bedtoan ksllaekaw condo. w sham wild hso oter wofnaionala. $40ot month. Available imma- do* (9W 8315002. PRIVATE t►adroom. bMh- room, livnWoom with Ira - plea, dada. AOC, cable. storage. shared Mlchei in Ajar home $500Anonft Cal 6662417. WWFBY, Shwa 3 -bed- room honta with 1 otter non-smoker, ,sinal@ pre- ferred, dose ro 401 8. amenimes, Call 905.665- 0726. 1 '� BANCROFT AREA. 2 bed. room cdtage hof rent start - ng. May. Can 905-619- 9231 FENELON FALLS - On beautiful Cameron Lake Bosttquse, fireplace. 3 bedrooms. $5.a0o. for sea- son days. (416)698-7606 eve (905)655-5297 AT LAKE SEYMOUR. Woodland Estates, or 'he Trent River System, family house keeping collages. 3 pce bath, pool, beach, sloe. Playground. 90 inn Northeast Pickering 1- 888-813-2212, TRENT RIVEFL LAKE SEYMOUR. modem water- front conages.$310 to $340 weekly Good fishing, swimming S boating 1- 705-776-7534 I • 1 villic. Rel , I CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 bedroom. townhouse, pod. ism., , BBO, pnvau yard. nvaseble row. For info arta to view phollos _905 - 579- 37x6. CLEAMUTERAwbi6m fully fixmral+ed. air C -10 - boned (permanent fomes) clubhouse. pods, hot tub, nowbeaches and Mapr anraeboro, children wel- come, SM wraakly, w- 21 O ots211 m in your Ione. (9o5)611113--5603 Hlunn gin, P1FW S& •RAW OPPORrtNari- nnovabd 'atlnow- 2 or 3 bedrooms toes Ouse, 4 now appMneaa, $2x,000+ yeady h- rap. shoo. deposit Cal Genmenan GaoMs V"m, 726-9114. OPM LOUSE: Sunday May 2491. 24M MIGLE CREEK 54 Bdndp Place. Wlllby. krwnsculab 5 yr. old 3-bdnn bnfdu badtsDkt le+rfailif : familyroom with WOPlaoa, arsenic tiles in flyer, kit 3 bahlig). Cobri- al doors CIA. Paco doors wlh waluout to lenge sun dacf. Single tar g. - rap -Lair" wxiscaped lerioad piste yard. pot 39'x128'). Adding s174,900. Cal (905) 430.9280. No Aprils Please. 3#14EDROOM, 2-batm bride bungalow on 49x1208. lot. steps w city pool t schools, hardwood i ceramic eowng feouallh- oum. in-law polw". mrM upgrades, gkia dosing with sakwonable 5-3/4% mortgap, $138,900. 9o5- 726.7880. Ofshows. 327 PHILLIP MURRAY Ave.. Oshawa. $114.800 Attractive 3 . 1 bedroom link, new thermal window. Finished rec room with 3 - piece bathroom Sunny liv- ing/dining room . eat in kitchen Walkout from living room to deck Interested buyers call (905) 579-3160 CENTURY HOME. in Col- borne. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. !amdyroom with fire- place. 5 appliances includ. ed. Many extras $155.900 Private 905-355-3096 COLLEGE HILL area. 4 - bedroom, 2 -storey de- tached house, eal-m kitch- en, finished basement, huge backyard, swimming pool, walk -out to patio $150.000 Call 905-430- 6467 COURTICE- 2700 sq ft 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom, fam- ily room, fireplace, main floor laundry. intedockmg brick. Walkway to deck. In ground pool. Backing on to Greenbelt $179.9OC Open House May 4th Call 576- 9388 EAST OSHAWA. immacu. ate 3 -bedroom bndk home. 1-1t2 baths. central vac. -ower broadloom. finished oasement aground pool, 4 appliances. $159.500 (9o5)723_6495 EXECUTIVE home in ores- hg,ous area of Pickering wth all the trims and de - fads Mainfloor library. laundry, to. mal dining room. ceramics, gleaming hardwood. 3 bathrooms. Mager an suite with Rcmw oval tub Serious mquires Cal 420-0614 OPEN HOUSE Alm - Sat / Sun 12-4 p m .16 tib X 33 r9oui d pod. 3 bedrooms. flushed basement, dair/U vaG garage. fireplace. 6 appliances.assume mort- gage. Mardi dosing. :;215.000 426-9315, 41 Rda,.rglan S OSHAWA . Bungalow dose to Oshawa Centre New siding, new gas h; r- nare new, windows and new, roof Full basement Low taxes. peat starter or retirement home $89 900 (905)623.6615 wwTBY SM $129.000. 3 yus 2 bedrooms. 2 hutch - am. 2 baths. backs onto greenbelt. includes 6 so - pians 666-3688 Vacation IgmProperties CLEARWATER 2 -ted - room mob4e �lamiy park). heated pools, hit tub. maaAM to beaches. sleeps 6 More information avail- able 6275 weekly 905- 434-7164 RESALES Thime Shan Campground memberships America's Largest Resales Clearing House. Resort Sales International 1-800- 4235967 24hs 1 Fcowr CRYSTAL LAKE, 4 sea- son. executive (eonap) with beautiful Lake View. fuay tursshil new ldldon, 3 bedrooms plus separate Weeping cabin, 2 car ga- rage wlh workshop. largo deck pkat enclosed sun - roam, taiga w•m lard- SCepad lot w4h Ilona wdt- w+ys. loo fl links fahteDe eliih two dodos, now water system. Private sale Cam 905-242-1657. a" only PJ's 6 eotibrush. ading $185.000. cmw 1 TFSW Sh" 1979 P11IoW1IER 29' $4900. 1974 CORSAIR 25' $5000: tl on seasonal sibs. Stacy Pout Trailer Park, FWA Lake. (705) 696-2107. 1912 SERRA Cobra. 38' $19,000. 1994 GOLDEN Falcon, 35' $18,900. AN on saatlonal sites. Stacy Point Trailer Perk, Ria Lake (705) 098-2107. NEW BEAUTIFUL aw- sonal Iataatwre toile sibs. South of Algonquin Pik. Sandy Acres, Ele- phant lake, Harcourt. 1- 705-1-48-2372. Quiet lamiy resat OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES,OTHERS DO NOT. R IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE S:GNING AN EVENING ,n Austria and Bavaria. Joan Hill presents the details of her exclusively designed and personally escorted tour in September Join her at Touch of Class. 104 Con- sumers Dr. Whitby on May 7, at 7 p.m RSVP Travel Paradigm at 1.888.567- 7111 toll free 1 ANY CONTRACTS. • 1 Personals • Mortgages, 0 1 Insurance CHEATING WIVES - OW TARIO PHONE NUMBERS MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing for any purpose. rates from 5.95%. All applications ac- cepted Community Fnan- Cial Services 668-66805 • 1Business pportunities ALTERNATIVE MEDI- CINE 4 1.2 yrs ago I ler my 'OOK lob Today from my home. I earn more than my doctor Part-hme/full- bme Training provided Small investment required 905-432.8234, 24 nr recorded message BREAKFAST t DINNER Tame ou! Restaurant. Mom and Pops Scarborough. GO Train. sold cionteis Asking $62.000 Leave message '905)668-1327 Free Report Fnd out how You ;an work mm home and make money in your spare lane Send S A S E to Quints, Irdormabon Serv- ice, PO Box 21064, Tnn- ton. 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OM L3P 1M3 rin, Legal Legal • 1 Notices • Notices NOTICE TO CREIATORS AND OTHERS In the estate of Verna Frances \bah, Deceased All Persons having clams against the Estate of Verna Frances Noah, We of the Town of Ajax, who died on or about the 17th day of December 19% are thereby noMied to send particulars of same to the undersgned on or before the 30th day of Jure. 1997, after w1MCh date the Estate will be distributed by the undersigned having re- gard ony to the dams then filed DAT- ED April 251h. 1997 Judah Am Hubner and Arthur Harold Nelson Noah. Estate Trustees WOW a W" - Andrew D Felker, Esq. WALKER,FEAD Banisters and Solicitors fM1305 Pdw ng Pa*" Pidkerirg, Ontanti L1V 3P2 (905) W9.4484�83-34N 4gileddy's Learning4 Centre (Recreation Hall, 1235 Radom Street Pickering) is taking registrations I September 1997. We offer Juni Kindergarten and Nursery Sch( Our Junior Kindergarten is a excel- lent alternative to the school board system. We offer 1 to 8 teacher / child ratio with a maximum class size of 16 children. In the school system the ratio is 1 to 24. We pro- vide stimulating programs to meet the ages and stages of develop- ment of your child and this gives your child a jump start on their Please call Eira A. Martin for further information School (905) 839-2120 or (905) 839-6472 and leave a message. KINSMEN PRESENTS 11th ANNUAL HOME SHOW FRIDAY May 2nd - 6 to 10 pm SATURDAY May 3rd -- 12 to 9 pm SUNDAY May 4th - 12 to 4 pm Over 100 Vendors -FREE Draws Earl Brown the Magician Sat. 2-3 pm E3 Sun. it -1 pm LOCATION GARNET B. RICKARD COMPLEX Bowmanville, Hwy. S7 /#2 401, exit Waverly Rd. North IF YOU OWN THE BOOK O/ANET/CS. -. r ec ,yip, a•e rv-te,,1 to anenr_ the Dienetics Event of the Year. • F nd out how you car unlock your true potential. - And meet Clears' • Find out about results being achieved with OLANETICS' the world over COME TO THE 1997 DIABETICS All MMRSAAY EVERT. Call an , •eserfe your complimentary seats - but hurry because they're running out (416) 925-2145 Queen Elheabeth Theatre, CNE Grounds, May 10 at 7:30 p.m. www,aneLC11'y e-191 :S' M Pqft anlree : A.hE-C�j kV T.Ev-.'.�G" O Yat trans 1ric W.2 slats WW r mwoni.s -woof :ow ac 0 .Aec or is Mrtrh6sp11 S, -A% -)L --,3, apples "WU Y'wro, w IOU ' Births' Births 'r rA ,T Jennifer Robin Mugford and Denis Justin Lacourse had a beautiful baby boy, Connor Bradley Lacourse, on April 21, 1997. Congratulations to Mom and Dad, and Happy Birthday Conner! All the best from those who love you. • 1 Personals HENVEMLY PSYCHIC M99 /min. 16r 24 hrs. 1- 9004514783 Daily Horo- scop. 1-900"77-7 $5.00 24 firs 770 eoaED 13NTAR10 HOUSEWIVES - names 8 pnivaM phone numbers. 1- 900-451-36M aid 704. $3.29Atrt, must be 18. T - KIM MALE anatomy enlarga- 0 . professional swum inches piarips or s * 8�p FREE brochuro: Dr. Joe Kapin (312) 409.9995. MANDOLIN MAH: Versa - We al music rotas. ariy occasion. Sow, dwK or k I, I band ■evade. Cal Joe at (905)8868298. • 1 Personals ESCORT SERVICE High am IfatalFMaaM Eaeorts for all 0oaskma. Out aNa. 24 hr$J 7 drys 4»-sI6" owing Oscars) WANTED 38 people to lose w to 30 los. by June 301h. AN Natural. Cal Nowl 416831.8837 Lingerie modeling PRIVATEE. ONE ON ONE L.A. LI*iGERIE 721 Bloor tit. W. Osha%a isec,nd n- (9 05) 723-0335 Vtbompanions lt GAY WOMEN ,A,' MEN -- _• 'a can ^.yve 're :ure Your✓lova matin .oUd oe Just a phone ;all away Rainbow Conner - 'tons 416-966.96:8 In In VIEMemoriams Memoriams Cards OfCards Of 1 Thanks 1 Thanks CARD OF We, the Family of the late Bill Pearce, would lute W express our sincere grat:tulie to all our relatzves, fru-rids, nerghbours and co-workers for their acts of kindness and support during our recent loss. We wish to thank all those who gave Row- s,- mass cards, cards, food, donations to the V.O.N. and Cancer Society. Special thanks to Dr. Panouyk, Dr. Woolf- son, Dr. Chang and Dr. Chiu, the nurses and staff of Oshawa General Hospital, the V.O.N., Home Care, Palliative Care and Hospice Durham. Thank you to Father Massman, Edwin, servers, the choir and the ladies of the CWL of the Church of St. Gregory the Special thanks to all who came from out town and to the Pallbearers; Jim H Rollie Matheson, Don Hocking, La. Bourdignon, Oban Howie and Bryan Our deepest thanks to Armstrong Home for making our days of much easier to boar. DOLLY PEARCE AND FAMILY PAGE 36 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 4,1997 BEST CHOICE I(11-I;1�-' i SURPRISE MOM S Y 11/97 • SAVINGIll A7'' • 11 • ► MOTHER'S Acm�m:la.- (��p.' M 2, o, C U'1. F T. 1Vwmko�IIT'HI WATER & ICE ■I����I ._ ___�'�� ;�i� - �;� YID- . � , t e ill.uuuu..m• �W �rl�� �� ��,i ! I unuaiil I ,� s .I�..I� *f7jolk r I, I EAP YEA' ' E Y M AAMOE ®FRIGIDAIRE'�a -30 •:_ -- - / .. ®FRIGIDAIRE'20 "affli ELECTRONIC - CU. FT. DELAY BOOK _._..-.. 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