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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_05_18I News Pickering jI TG," 1 OF rlCl;tn�NG PUBLIC LISRARY CtiATRALeftisei - w� Opti()n.Il f \vcck hotne delivery charge S:)/ SI ne-�,,N�sstand �1.; , ; • ; "�%- �I. 12. No. 20. Pressrun -12,500 32 pages HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY Family Owned 8 OpaMW For Service You Can Tniet VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 239 nation Street (South ot aw 401 off Heywood Ave.) 686-2445 D f rham I u Lok uin the sky... doctor rta s p 4k 'r rye r e n 1 r w e a e � •� x. BVI:\RIAti\1: TAA u -S 7. SIAII RI:Pi)RFER The latest deal bet%een the Province and the Ontario 'Medical Association is bad news N)th for doctors and Patients. — says a local member of the Coalition of r Family Practitioners of Ontario. I � `, _ . ,.,. �. <•:�.�' "'�"'"�� ' Though hailed hs the Pro, mcc and OhIA as a Hrlcorne settlement of the dis- putes which ha•c rnarrcd relations betticcn the government and doctors over recent year,, Pickering tanuly physician e Dr \11ke Staloff maintains the deal will onls mean more health care cuts affecting y� l doctors and patients. "It continues the inexorable march to%kards diminishing people's exNctatluns Wes !m and diminishing people's access to health , r. care... ' +r . �' x �'' q" • mea The agreement announced V14"cdnesday would put an end to clawbacks on physi Brans fees while increasing the amount the Province spends on fees for services ; ,See PROVINCE'S/ page 2 INSIDE Ghost Story - There are some curi- ous }doings on in the sleep)- hamlet of Whitey ale - page 7. Editorial Page ..............6 Sports .. .................22 Classified ................23 HOW TO REACH CS General .............683-5110 Death Notices ........683-3005 Auction Line .........683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ................ 1-800-662-8423 Email ......... ........... Newsroom®durhamnews.net Internet ............. . http://www.durhamnews.net photos by Andrew Iwanowski More than a few eyebrows were raised Thursday when an armed the Canadian Armed Forces' parachute team. The Sky Hawks forces airplane was seen circling Pickering Village at low alti- were invited to drop in, literally, at St. Patrick Catholic School in tude, followed by the deployment of several parachutes. The north Ajax. Corporal Jean-Louis Venne, inset, is seen here with friendly invasion was pan of a demonstration by the Sky Hawks, his Canada flag parachute fully deployed. Armed forces paratroopers invade Aja AJAX — Ajax was invaded by the armed forces Thursday but the paratroop- ers who fell from the sky were just drop- ping in for a friendly visit. And, the students of St. Patrick Catholic School couldn't be blamed for staring off into space. They were looking up to watch a demonstration by the Sky Hawks, the Canadian Forces Parachute Team which puts on 60 such shows every year. A CC -115 Buffalo aircraft circling over the town in the morning prompted several people to call the News Advertiser won- dering what was going on. They were fur- ther mystified when 11 members of the Sky Hawks jumped from the plane at 3,000 feet, nine landing in the school yard on Delaney Drive, one on a nearby street and one in the front yard of a house. Sky Hawks spokesman Sergeant Kevin Towell says the students were impressed by the "low -altitude show" out of Canadi- an Forces Base Trenton. The reaction of the youngsters who met the Sky Hawks following the jump was "very good. It went very well and they enjoyed the jump.' New `Lower rices i The Motorola Star Tac is the world's smallest and liomst w $ y -A cellular phone. It weighs as little as 3.1 oz. and -fits in the palm of your hand! Visit us for a demonstration. ¢ , The soldiers talked with students about their job, "professionalism, teamwork and physical fitness. The students are young enough to keep their dreams alive, get an education and to say no to drugs. We pro- mote a healthy lifestyle," Sgt. Towell says. The Sky Hawks were formed in 1971 and serve as a public relations unit for the Canadian Armed Forces, doing "a lot of shows at schools, public events, air shows," Sgt. Towell says. Since its incep- tion, the team has performed more than . 3,000 demonstrations in front of 60 mil- lion people. �ry s4s r sc. M v.iwWA . milli _. M12U PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1"'? Province'spact won't PROVINCE/From page 1 billed through OHIP by 1.5 per cent over each of' the next three years. It must still he ratified by doc- tors in a telephone Note to he held Nlay 22 to 29. Dr. Semoff maintains nothing will be solxed by this latest pact because the Province will not he spending any more on physi- cians' services or doing anything positive to reduce the demand for them at the same time Ontario's population is aging and increas- Ing. Though OHIP billings will he allowed to increase by 1.5 per cent annually, explains Dr. Semoff, an aging and growing population is creating a three -per cent annual incrca iand f•or services 6S 4;X"?ont,, go u • by boomers get older. - "That's simply the result of an honest need. When you've got an aging population that's not a scarp." And though the Province is promising doctors fee increases if .C1 ' ear t ee S U N R O O M solve crisis, says Durham MD cost savings are achieved through less use of the system by patients, under- utilization is simply not going to happen, according to Dr. Semoff. "It's a farce. They might as well say if' we see two moons in the sky one night we'll let you get away without paying income taxes for 10 years. - the only way the Province is going to be able to stay under the caps it has set for spending on physicians' services, maintains Dr. Semoff, is A ,�, , ,,,y;✓� �� a v� a r a v s�s.rss . ". � •• r - Shing=tttie ;price on irrit e �i t e of er so s a tr:•'w ¢ fiver 401 z FAIRALL ST. S U N R O O Y S Uj W ' with any service invoice by decreasing their fees for indi- vidual services. and he expects that's what will happen. He believes services will he dc -listed (no longer paid for by OHIP) al -ter the next election. "No matter how the govern- ment may present it an individual practitioner will be continuing to see his income declining while his workload and responsibilities are increasing at the same time." The coalition has not yet met to discuss its official response to the new deal, says Dr. Semof7. It's next scheduled to meet May 24 but may move that session ahead in order to be able to prc- pare a response before doctors vote on the agreement. I You have been asking for it... Now you can make it! simpcy the Best WINE & BREW WORKS Presents: The opportunity for you to make Premium, lagers, ales and pilsners made with our own ` Ste. 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Unit #18374819 � g,, •� PickerinOnt THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 - PAGE 3 Former citizenship court judge charged BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM SPAFT A former Oshawa citizenship court judge facing 33 forgery and related charges in connection with an alleged immigration scam appeared "Thursday in the city court where he once swore in new Canadian cit- iicns. Robert Geddes, whose five-year appointment by `caner Prime Minister Brian Mulronev ended in 1994, was charged recently after an RCMP probe uncovered falsified immigration applications. Constable John Simpson, of the RCMP Immi- ,ration and Passport section in Milton, says a three- month investigation revealed 13 Hong Kong resi- dents were misrepresented on their Canadian immi- gration applications, prepared by a citizenship con- sultant firm. The victims, who all had landed residence status in Canada, paid up to S1010) to have their applica- tions prepared by the Peterborough firm of Geddes and Associates. Const. Simpson says, adding "the potential for profit was great" "The victims wanted to ensure their Canadian citizenship" in their desperation to flee Hong Kong. which will come under the rule of Communist China this July. "These people were concerned afxrui their future and were willing to pay whatcyer the rate was;" says the constable, adding the victims were unaware their applications were being altered. It is alleged 13 immigration applications con- tained false information. "Mere is probably more, but this is how many, we know of." Const. Simpson says. Many of the victims, whose applications were frozen at the time of the imestigation, have since leen granted citizenship, he says. Mr. Geddes, 57. of Peterborough, is charged with 12 offences under the Canada Citizenship Act and 21 counts of forgery and uttering a forged docu- ment. He has been released on his own recognizance and is to appear again in Oshawa court July 2. FREE GAS BBQ! 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"The Meat People i PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 Cops widen probe into Durham soccer coach's past B) S11THEN SHAD' D KH.AN1 S I'AII An Oshawa soccer coach facing child sex and pornography charges was denied hail 'Ihur,da�. while at the same time a police probe into his past w idrned. Thr case, which stunned the area soccer communitN this week, has {prompted a flood of calls to pc,l icc from people otli:rin,, information "Vibe have had dolens , of calls from people. We are continuing the imcstl- Y ti vation and arc expect to .:^c:":_r ^;. _ hackLround ah(,u( the..accUscd an(] I supe to locate am other ictinis there ma\ he out there; said I)urharn Regional Police I)ctectnvr Jirn [)ou, h1ss, of file sex- ault ual assuunitQ 11 Thr detccu\r would�- not reveal specifics afktut ` r the in-,cstivatlon of the 2S \. car -old inan. oho has C coacI ed represcntau\c [earl,, of the Oshawa Turul Mouth S(x:cer C'luh tier the past fi\c gars. I.atc Fnda� nl,,hl Police on a rounnr patrol arrested a man who they found with a 12 -tear -old x,x made a car parked in ._ .� l he arra of Colonel Sam „)rn c known as Ghost ! — .,(),id Thr fx)\ had rLccnth hien trv�, c inwt for the "burin cluh.' said Fxthce Sexually explicit pho-- ographs were lound to he car and sketches aril Too, photographs of naked L v,re children were sciied after - U a search warrant was cxc- cutcd at a residence on Salurday. said police, addinet hundreds of com puter diskettes and a com- It'll lthv putcr systctn were also (905) taken as c%idcncc. Mark lNkfsle} of Kin - mount Cresccnt has been charvcd with possession of child plir logmphy, scxu For the best ba at assault ark] sexual inter - lcrence. He was initially released Saturday on S5,(Xx) hail and was rearrested that same day. Sporting a T'urul jacket with the club's emblem on the hack, Mr. I)odsley nodded and smiled at family member present for his hail hearino in Oshawa provincial court. - Mr. Ihxislc\, who lives to the basement of his parents' home, his father and I)et. I)ou`-las, testified at the hearing, during which a publica- tion ban was ordered on all evidence given. Mr. Ihxlsley showed no expression when Justice of the Peace Mary deMunnik denied his hail application and ordered his detention pend- ing a trial. I)etence lawyer Robert Kimball indicated he would Berk another hail heanng. Imecti\rs, who said the accused is "known (X -TA c r 't�/ : 0-;. ' Pf.O CHMACTER TOY WITH �URCIIASf OF ANY VWAE! Its-.il...11.'f • G t Th ra%1.4 %Q \/ cs at a 6:26 for'u5t LOO Y J l ., Plus freight PDI & applicable taxes see dealer for complete details A PASSION FOR THE ROAD s Toronto 668-6881 (905) 686-2256: WAN Anyone who knows this man. 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L IS 2H5 • Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial STEVE HOUSTON Durham works Managing FAWf10rl SpeWafl Editor to make LOTS Of LAUGHS WiTH J=AN AND - workfare work There's some welcome ironv in the fact that Durham Region could run part of its workfare pro - :ram out of the Durham Board of Education's adult education school in Oshawa. On one hand, there are adults who havt- returned to school to complete their education (some who receive social assistance) and on the other are emplovahle welfare recipients who would learn job- seeking skills. It's a perfect fit for those adults who have already taken steps to upgrade their academic standini, and those who will participate in the Province's contro- versial workfare program. In every case. the adult education centre at the for- mer Central Collegiate will prepare and the Ontario Forks -Durham Resource Centre will provide the necessan tools and opportunities for these indixidu- als to give themselves a leg up. This tentative co-operative plan between the puh- lic school hoard and Durham Re6on clearly illus- trates what different levels and branches of govern- ment can accomplish when motivated. As school board facilities services superintendent Mike Graham told trustees Monday, "It's a win-win situation for the hoard and the Region of Durham and the students and people who use that facility." There will always he opponents to the provincial government's Ontario Works workfare initiative. But here in Durham, officials are showing leadership, vision and a commitment to bettering people's lives. The only hurdle now, politically at least, is the final approval required from the Province's Education Improvement Commission. For now, though. an important step has been taken with this azreement. In this case, the initiative could be called Durham Works. (�;i' To respond to this editorial call InJusource at nfosourCe 683- 7040 and dial 5 /04 .You said it... In response to Blake Purdy's May 11 column headlined `MP a typo away from being PM', our readers said: "I think his column was crazy. VAy do you allow some- thing like that to be written in the paper? If you don't have anything else to write, then stop issuing the News Advertiser." Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday THE GANG iN A NATIONALLY TELEVISED PEBATI ABOUT NOTHING! 7A ♦ Letters to the editor Janet Ecker not istenincr to constituents' pleas for help To the editor: Re: your May 6 editorial fx:ad lined 'Yes, they do listen'. The edi- torial eradicates that the Province lis- tened to the Association of Municipalities of Ontano regarding downloading of welfare costs on municipalities. You should be aware of how much listening has been going on in other sectors. Since Janet Ecker was elected as the MPP for Durham West, a num- ber of parents of handicapped chil- dren have been urging her and her government to provide government funding for programs or support ser- vices for their children. This fund- ing, which could be provided to families directly or through service agencies such as the Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living, is critically needed because the necessary pro- grams and supports these families treed do not exist in Durham Region. They do not exist because the level of funding for developmental ser- vices in Durham is at least 30 per cent below the provincial average' In the developmental services sector alone. Durham and its families are losing out on S7 million of govern- ment support' This government has acknowl- edged that there is a funding inequity problem in Durham and vet nearly two years into its mandate it has done nothing significant to address this problem. The appeals for help which families with devel- opmentally handicapped children make to Janet Ecker go unheard! Requests for meetings are ignored! Letters from her constituents go unanswered! Are "they" listening'! Is Janet Ecker listening to her constituents' I think not' Maureen D. Emmons, President, Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two ini. tials and a last name. please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessar- ily those of the News Advertiser. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZWJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES A TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 Admin/Clawilied Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroornCDdurhamnews,net tsuiia youth park and they will come Let's give credit where it's due. A group of teachers, high s:ho of students and business people in Pickering, who call themsckc, the Pine Rid, -,c Business Council, met earlier this year to talk. among other things, afxut the I`1,uC\, in their community. I�rom one particular meeting, discussion rise to a wonderful plan that would help �outlt Their -rand idea: a community -horsed cum ,r;nr challenge that would help foster discussion ,Incl competition in a friendly emironment. F:ern in isolation. a cornmunity challenge among hu, nesscs and youth is a good opportunity for dillrr- ent cultures to meet and mingle. But. t c community challenge dovetails per teeth with a Town -sponsored plan to hwld ,t community youth park to Pickering and .: it stands today The community challenge is nock a fund-raising initiative to help collect much-nccd- �d money for the plan. The 'stews Advertiser will have a team then. ,jnc of 22 taking part. We're thrilled with the prospect of helping to raise money for such a worthwhile cause while being given the oppcnu- nity to make new friends and have a hit of fun at the same time. But. a word of caution. This being an election year, anything can happen. That means the *o utli park — despite the clear benefit it oilers in pro- viding the community's youth with a place t, congregate and have fun — could become a pn ,- ject that is political instead of a project whoa- poxential is clearly evident. Don't let that happen. Encourage your %%ard and regional councillor to resist any temptation to scuttle the project. Maki them aware, as a parent. as a teen, as a citizen of the community, that \ ou support the project and expect them to as well. There is precious little offered to youth in many communities by way of'services and Facili- ties. The youth park plan in Pickering is one of those rare gems and deserves to go ahead for that reaso r, alone. If you hear any Pickering politician suddenly questioning its necessity, or its practicality, or its future, stop them dead in their tracks and make them account fully for their position. This park should be built. Not because the Politicians say so and not because I do. It should be built because it will be used and appreciated by a large percentage of youth in our community. Build it, as it was once said, and they will come. Steve Houston is a regular contributor to our Sunday column rotation. To respond to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. PubliAing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc . Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse an} advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 , ss stain Production Manager http://www.durhamnews.net t� '� LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager � ® �A c.nwn Bowd w„nw r, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 - PAGE 7 The haunted hamlet of Whitevale BY ALLAN BRITNELL SPECIAL To THE: NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING — When five-year-old Brian McDonald woke up in the middle of the night he felt something was wrong. He was normally a sound sleeper, but lying there in his family's newly -renovat- ed century -and -a -half -old home in White - vale, he had an eerie feeling. He climbed out of bed and went up the stairs to his mother's room. When he walked in she was sitting up in bed look- ing toward the wall. Brian asked his mother what she was looking at. She told him that a man in his early twenties, dressed in a ragged looking, open -collared shirt had Just appeared at the foot of her bed and said to her, "Mv name is Martin Stone and you have to let somebody know." Then he disappeared. Brian knew immediately who his mom's ghostly visitor had been. New to town, they had earlier that day visited the local cemetery. Both had been troubled by a small black gravestone they had seen that was marked only "An Unknown Stranger 1854" They couldn't Imagine how someone could be buried in such a small town without anyone knowing who it was. And now It seemed the ghost of the unknown stranger, Martin Stone, was trying to let someone know. Joanne McDonald remembers the story of that night almost 20 years ago a bit differently. She's not quite sure it was the same day they saw the gravestone: she doesn't remem- her Brian coming to her room: and actually thinks it may have been more of a dream-like vision than something that occurred when she was fully conscious. But she does believe a ghost with an important message did visit her. L "I think there are probably li ghosts in Whitevale;' she says from ry, her current home just north of w Courtice. "And I think other people in town have seen them or felt their w ❑❑❑ "Any self-respecting old house has got to have a ghost:" says Sonja Ellis, a long- time Whitevale resident. "We called our ghost Charlie." Charlie was something of a practical joker. He would turn things like the lights or vacuum cleaner off and on or slam doors. (Some times the Ellis' would hear a slam- ming sound come from door frames where the door itself had long ago been removed.) "But it was ncycr threatening;" says They asked the board several questions and were told that a man named Jon Lindquist had been strangled to death in the house. The Ellis' figured that their ghost Charlie had accidentally killed Mr. Lindquist as part of a joke. They never heard from N1r. Lindquist again and, after a while. Chariie's tricks ended. "I think mavbe he realized he was dead." say, Mrs. Ellis. -But I'm sure there are other people with stories in ment toppled over on their own -- but nothing too disturbing. That is until the day the dog disappeared. Kept indoors at all times, she was nowhere to be found when Mrs. O'Neill came home from work ()nc day. -There was never anything bad that happened. Except for the dog, that was the only thing that really upset us." J _J Another White-,alc rc,,dcnt. Janice Luck. says the ghost in her family's hou,c — who they named Fred. after Freddie Krueger from the Nit-,htmare On Elm Street mo\,Ies — followcd them w hen they mo>yed fro)rn another home in the hamlet. He too seems to be more of a joker. fond of houncing small ohJeo:[s around the room. Her most � i\, Id talc is of a hot Jul,, night when her husband was 1,Aas on business. A,, she was retirin_ for the night. he larnily do:' followed her up the ,taro to her bedroom_ � hcn she approached the door, he dog started whining and rctuscd „ _u in. Mr, Link. pleasanth, sur- ^riscd ahout how :,x,l h: room felt ,n,: cshaustcd from a lou_ da-,, lett "Ic d-_ cowcnn_, in the hall and ni t,, bed "I think I ma\, ha%c dozed off for (cw minutes when I heard the )und „t a door opcnin,." %Ir, Lock out of bed and went w the top of >tairwaN "I :ould see that the doorkn,lb „n 'he front dnor was turnini• I _-rahhed a baseball hat, went down to the door and �!rahhed and opened it as it was [urnins. There was no one there." Likc niarn* other residents. Mr, Lock is more intrigued h�. Fred than tnghtened. But when told of Ms. %I,:Don- ald's story. she relates that her friend. Judv Cobb — who now lies in the N1o.:Donalds' old house —refuses to sleep in the upstairs bedroom where Martin Stone appeared. presence too." to A survey of several residents of _ the hamlet at the top of Altona Road in Pickering would seem to indicate there are several ghosts in the tiny com- munity. 0❑❑ The modern-day Whitevale, with a population of about 150, is a shadow of its former self. Officially recognized as being founded in 1820, the year Irish immigrant John Major built his first mill on West Duffins Creek, it grew in time to become a thriving industrial centre. A peak population of 2,000 supported sev- eral mills, a general store, an inn, facto- ries making barrels, wagons and carriages and a variety of other small industries. But by the 1870s Whitevale was in decline. An anticipated railway line by- passed the hamlet and a series of fires effectively wiped out industry. A century later, expropriation for the Pickering airport and the planned com- munity of Seaton scattered many original families and long-time residents. But the ghosts of Whitevale past remained. ong-time Whitevale resident Sonja Ellis yes in a home that, at the turn of the centu- , was the village inn She claims a ghost, hich she affectionately refers to as Charlie, ould play harmless pranks. "Any self- specttng o ouse as got to ave a Mrs. Ellis. Her home on Whitevale Road was at one time the village inn. It was here that the "unknown stranger" died. Depending on who you talk to he was killed in a fire at the inn or he simply died peacefully in his sleep, but there was no identification on his body so he was buried anonymously. Mrs. Ellis had never heard the name Martin Stone before, but recalls one night when a group of friends visited with an Ouija board to try and contact Charlie. "We were all sit- ting around the Ouija board when it started to move," she recalls. "We'd just done it for a lark, but the darn thing was moving around even though we'd lifted our fingers (off it)" ghost;' she says. Local legend has it that the unknown stranger' (whose gravestone, below, can be found near the hamlet) died at the inn many years ago. Other mysterious goings on in Whitevale have bee recorded b,, residents. town." ❑❑❑ Mrs. Ellis' friend and neighbor, Anne O'Neill, tells of a surprisingly similar L in her home. .1 was vacuuming_ one day and I went into the pantry to do something (leaving the vacuum on) and the vacuum went off by itself;' say Mrs. O'Neill. "We had a nine -month-old puppy at the time who was standing beside me and a hackle went up on her back and she growled." When she checked the vacuum the switch had been moved to the off position. Mrs. O'Neill experienced other minor oddities — like lights turning off and on, or the time a stack of crates in the base - ❑J❑ So what is to be made of the haunun_s in Whitevale? Ms. McDonald asked around about the name Martin Stone, but with the passage of time and the dispersal of the original residents it proved impossible to find out anything about him. Maybe Mr. Stone is getting angry about being unrecognized for so long and taking it out on the cur- rent resident. Or is he merely the dream product of a woman troubled by an anonymous grave marker. a story fueled by her young son's imagination'? Do the other events in Whitevale all have simple explanations? Or could they all be the pranks of one mischievous ghost, desperate for atten- tion? As Brian McDonald, now 23, puts it, "I wouldn't say that I'm a believer in that sort of stuff, but I'm intrigued by the fact that it hasn't been disproven. I'd like to believe in the chance that it could be true" PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 Ajax students want to help Manitoba flood victims AJAX — Students at Roland Mich - crier Public School arc throwing their support behind relief efforts to help Manitoba flood victims. The school will he accepting dona- tions cif blankets. clothinL, and non- perishahle food items from Ma\ 22 to \1a,, 29. weekdays from S a.m. to 4 p.m. All donations v ill then be passed on to the Salvation Army for distribu- tion. The school will also hold a Loonie Day on R1a} 23. with all students encouraged to donate a dollar. That moncv will also go to flood victims. J -he school is at 95 Rito hic Ave. nor more information. call 686- 543X. Forum for arthritis sufferers PICKERIM; -- The Ajax -Picker- ing firan;h of the Arthritis Soctcto, holds a free public forum on h\ tng with arthritis. -T-he forum takes place \IOnda-v. 11a% 26 at the Church of Jesus Christ of latter Day Saints. 119 Church St S.. Pickering Village. Guest speakers arc Ajax rheumatologist Dr. Heather 1\1cDonald and Victor Bonnici, man- a,,cr of Health and Fitness Shops for Sc::rs. Call 1-SX1s-`h5-(XX)5 or -33-3-7221 for more information. photo by Ron Pietroniro Swing your partner Ja_ssie Haver, a Grade 4 student from Sir John A. Mx- donald Public School in Pickering, steps lively as she and other students take part in a folk dance during a jamboree at Iroquois Pari: Complex in Nk'hitb,,. 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Responses from Whitby -Ajax Riding Reform candidate Bill Serjeantson and Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge candidate Ken Griffith arrived Tuesday, May 13, well before our requested deadline. Responses from all the candi- dates will appear in an upcoming edition of the News Advertiser. Candidates forum hosted by trade board The Ajax -Pickering Board of rade is holding an all -candidates rorum Thursday, May 22 at 11:30 a.m. at the Simply Italian restau- questions. Lunch begins at 11:30 a.m. and the forum starts at 12:30 p.m. The cost is $30 for members and $40 for non-members. For more information call the board at 937-6638. Health Minister to visit Durham Federal Health Minister David Dingwall will be at the offices of Buffett Taylor and Associates, 142 Byron St. N_ Whitby on Mondav, May 19 at noon to help Whitby -Ajax liberal Party can- didate Judi Longfield. Buffett Taylor is a consulting firm that's completed one of the most comprehensive wellness surveys in the country. Mr. Dingwall will meet with several health professionals from the public and private sector. Mrs. Longfield's campaign office number is 665-8 182. in on issues Realtors in Durham Region have issues they want federal candidates to address during the campaign. Retirement savings policy, GST harmonization and improved disclosure of mortgage terms are "issues of concern to the real estate industry that are shared by many Canadians," Durham Region Real Estate Board president Lucien Lambier says. Members of the board will be approaching candidates to talk about the issues, he adds. Reformer assails "Ever wonder why you have never seen ads for election jobs as enumerators, poll clerks and deputy returning officers. Well, the answer is simple. "For years the Liberal and PC parties have doled out these posi- tions almost exclusively to their party faithful as a form of patron- age or reward for their support," Mr. Griffiih says. "Reform believes that all qual- ified people should have access to these paid positions regardless of their party affil- iations." High school students get a taste of politics Sludents from Ajax High `patronage-) School who'll be heading to the polls for the first time in Pickering- Ajax- Uxbridge Rid. the upcoming federal elec- tion will be armed with plen- ing Reform Party candidate Ken tv of information after the Griffith is charging patronage in school hosts an all-candi- how some election -related Jobs dates forum for Whitby -Ajax are filled. Fines for flying truck wheels on hold Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser While legislation intended to cion. Three people have been killed increase fines for flying truck wheels by flying truck wheels in Durham has been put on hold, a Transporta- Region since Januarv. 1995. tion ministry spokesman says it has Whitby resident Angela Worona not been abandoned. was killed instantly when a truck "The minister does not plan on wheel struck her car on Hwy. 401 in withdrawing the bill," says Pierre Ajax in January 1995 and Robina Leduc. Campbell and her daughter Mary "He docs plan on incorporating Louise Jessiman were killed in a the hill into a larger road safety bill." similar accident in Oshawa on Dec. Mr. Leduc says the hill, which 26 of last year. was introduced by Transportation Minister Al Pal- ladini in Febru- ary, was "fast - tracked" because Choices. Priorities.• the government had a "window of Government is about making chowm Choosing is about deriding Opportunity- to priorities. Priorities are uhimasey about valises. pass it very quickly. My values are elver Responsibility. Compassion. Fairness. However, he Respect. says the opportu- nity was missed / belsem `bat ggovernmentcan. a/sou/d and "'.tit be s jom`,/6r due to delays 6O°d Thor i"o/q /hove stood up for this communityAnd toiU caused by the continue to do so. opposition. The bill, My vahm3 am rooted in this conuousmtyc Since 19931 have fought known as the on your behalf on a number o, f issues that concern this community. Wheel Safety From truck safety to cobk rotes to drug costs,/ have listened to Act, would ym and you concerns in On•ssa- increase the max- imum fines for 1 nest yw(r support on Mhoduse d to continue the work that has . wheels coming beg - off transport trucks from $20,000 to $50,000. To join my campoign, take a Eason sign or get mare information, Despite Jthe pkaw drop by my a ce at 9& Kingston Rd. or delay, Mr. Leduc cau 427-6700. says the minister Dan "still remains committed" to M the legislation, —� 0 adding it Is still Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge -expected to 'ye passed in the a house this ses- A."—i Ivy Erie Pe (XII -A Apr (,r Dr WT—. Riding candidates on Tuesday, May 20 from 2 to 3:15 p.m. Stu- dents from Exeter High School have also been invited. As well, young students at Southwood Park Public School on Lambard Crescent in Ajax will be quizzing hopefuls running in Whit- by -Ajax Riding during an all -can- didates meeting on Tuesday. May 20 at 9 a.m 'Tom= M"W & Vaa Clinic' 2930 Eglington Ave. E. (East of McCowan Rd.l Scarborough, Ont. MIJ 2E4 Tel: (416) 438-8000 Dr. Mma UU �I Karwood Ave. S.. Suite 208 Ajax. Ont. 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Former Editor of the newsletter for dentists, THE DENTALETTER CALL NOW 683-1432 ® 172 Harwood Ave. South, Suite 101, Ajax PAGE 10 - THE NEH'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 .. --_._.._ ,.Helpa friend Association of conservation authorities � uit smokin ; AJAX - 'The battle against tobacco use in Durham Region is being expanded to include new +troops. A free seminar on how you can ' help another person quit the smoking habit is being held Tues- day. May 20 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Room 203 of the Christian Life Centre, corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft roads, Ajax. Child care is available at $2 per child for those who partici- pate in the seminar. For more information on the seminar, call Rebekah at 686- 5795 or 686-1411. Mother Nature mark 50th anniversary New name, new loge, new image, same 38 members of Conservation Ontario have tise in raising public awareness. commitment to conservation. acquired over 340,(Xx) acres of fand in Ontario "Conservation Ontario is an important parr The Association of Conservation Authori- and operated 352 conservation areas which of the fabric of our province and our new carn- ties of Ontario is changing its name to Con- arc visited by, over five million people each paign will ensure that we're here 50 year, servation Ontario. The group's new slogan year. from now to serve Ontarians;' says Ms. Stew. marks a half -century of service: "A heritage of "We want people to know we exist and art. over tifty scars" thin ,.. ' t, n n«" �a ', S-rn- "Thr themfe oour new image and aware- ness campaign... is Nature. Today's legacv... tornorrow's promise,'- says Wendy Stewart, chairman of the conscr\ation author- ities. "The theme symboliirs the work Ontario's network of conservation authorities has accomplished in protecting Ontario's em ironnient and to assembling a rich legacy of heritage and natural areas that arc unique.- O%er it,, 5O - year hi,,turn. the Dr. Bill Webster A Seminar on "WHEN SOMEONE YOU CARE ABOUT DIES" May 21st, 1997 Kingsview United Church 505 Adelaide Ave. E. Oshawa 7:30 p.m. & s art, aplx t I. y dra Hans,:n. director of corpo- rate services at the Central Lake Ontario ConscrNation Authority. Corporate partners, like Dofasco which is donating $1 million to Conscnation Ontario's awareness campaign. she say., arc important not only for their money but their cxper- -' ere is possibo, ro more ddhcult exper .ed. and someone who has cared abou' you It an be painful beyond words d the feelings of gnef are often everwheimmg Somehmes we wonder how �- wdj be able to go or And aflhough the oea' of someone specials very .niticant. There can it addr, or be mart' other losses connected to the ':anon _ Bill Webster learned about some of The effects of grief Dy expehence. After H death of hos wite. he struggled to come to terms with many issues He has .N, !ten. 'It was when people thought I should be getting myself together that -' ICK% ' was 'ailing apart 'After he had worked through his gnef process. 41 ,.,3a- !o develop supporT programs for people who had suffered a significant as and in 1992 established the Centre for the Gnet Journey Dr Webster is - author of five books. several audio tapes.and a new renes of videos .c« Dr Bill Webster retums to Oshawa to share some of his jmghts about :ss and the gnet reaction and suggest some practical strategies to help us Horn !!,rough the gnef process towards reconciliation For further information or to register for the Free Semour please contact: FUNERAL HOME UMITED 152 King St. E., Oshawa 433-5558 NOTICE The Town of Ajax has retained the services of Gartner Lee Ltd. to conduct a CO-ORDINATED ENVIRONMENT STUDY OF THE A3 PLANNING AREA. The purpose of the study is to assist the Town and the approved agencies in dealing with the environmental issues and a number of current development applications, in the Carruthers Creek watershed area in a co-ordinated timely fashion. Workshop No. 1 was held on February 27, 1997 to receive information from the public regarding the Study. Workshop No. 2 will address constraints and opportunities and conceptual impacts and mitigation. You are invited to attend Workshop No. 2 to be held: DATE: JUNE 5,1997 " f .'f TIME: . , j t 7:00 P.M. =r,.. . LOCATION: ADMIRAL ROOM AJAX COMMUNITY j CENTRE 75 CENTENNIAL RD. AJAX, ONTARIO For further information, please call Peter Tollefsen, General Manager, Community Planning and Research. Planning and Development Department Zip Across Town 407 .... Express Toll Route ......... ....».:...._ :� is»ate..- ..tit':: RiJ photo by Andrew Iwanowski Seeing d Old English sheepdogs Megan, left, and during a recent walk along the waterfront Casev cniov the sun and get in ,orne oxer- trail at the shore of Lake Ontario in Rotary cine with owner, Ls le and Mart arcs f-.n,,olI P.frk Ir, Max. I THE NEWS ADVERTISER StfNDAY, MAY IN, 1997 - PAGE 11 remember to recycle y me! I RETIREMENT STRATEGIES FOR TNE 21St CENTURY Solid advice for a shifting eronornlr Topics covered include: Gartr ,- :: , ti::; ..:,• . - Loa --risk investing in a high-risk world nahr,rtU( malazrnr lr.famnlGt knara cal ••att „t lfa\ Irie: to -rt - How to find an advisor you can trust :and a. tl: a: arr Nafn"rtai X••• �...�.....r - What you need to know about the economy • Thr lifetime real estate titrate • i here rates. funds and stocks are headed FORTUNE 335 Bayly St. W. i aNVE3TMENT AJAX AIC cr..* of Furnas TRIINARli MUTUAL FLTNDS q rzrewnt rnrNnesr>. 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Pickering residents on board yacht greeting Cabot replica ship B) St s,» 0'11:11-t_ UL"KHAS1 s1:AFF A crew of yachtsmen from the _ Whitby Yacht Club set sail Sunday, - Nlay I I from the Toronto Harbor to greet a replica of John Cahot's ship i The Matthew. when it docks in Bona%"ista. Nc%kfoundland, June 24. rt° } The Gencs ieye, skippered by Garfield Rose of Pickering, and the Lupus, skippered b, wolf V1'eher, are .wo of 90 %yachts in a flotilla making the -43 -da,, trip to Nc kfoundland t() e meet the ship, which is retracing y Cabot's 1.397 voyage from Bristol, England. "I I's an historical event and a once- in-a-lifetime opportunit� for me." says crew member Rai Taylor of ` WhItb%. Mr Tar for w -ill join the crew of the _ Genu ie,.e. a 204Oot Grampian sail- boat owned h} Mr. Rose, in Gaspe and will stay on board until the flotil- la arrises in Bonavista for the s(X)th anno ersarN celebrations. "I haven't had am ocean experi- ence." say s Mr. Ta% lor. a memher of the Whitbs Yacht Club for eight years. "I'm doing it for the whole experi- ence. -it's a wa% of seeing Canada from a different perspective." Members of the yacht club gave the crew a champagne send-off Frida} course of his voyage, she says. morning. Due to the length of the Journey The yachts also participated in an and because of limited vacation time, official sail past at Toronto Harbour the crew will change several times before departing on the first leg of the along the way. trip. Ajax resident Jim Pascoe: is the Mr. Rose, a Newfoundlander by onk crew member who will accompa- birth, is the only crew member mak- ny Mr. Rose all the way to Bonavista. ing the 1600 -nautical -mile trip there Herb Knight will be a member of and back. the crew through to His girlfriend and Montreal where he fellow crew member, ••%t s a Way will be replaced by Bridget Laffan, says of seeing Fred Casser and Mr. he's been planning the y<> Taylor and Martin expedition for over two C;ada . Hunt will board in years.= Gaspe and sail '�f�-Oi'rl a "I couldn't think of through to Bonavista. anything better forciffeerellt After spending four him;' says Ms. Laffan. " days in Bonavista, "It's always been his , pei�SCtiVe... the Genevieve will dream to sail q leave for New York home ... How many peo- _ with Whitby's John pie get to live their= Schultz and Picker - dream?" ing's Doug Bagshaw Ms. Laffan says she on board. had never been on a -3t- "" The line-up will boat until she met Mr. change again in New Rose, who is known to everyone as York with Ms. Laffan and John and Garf. Heidi Rogers rounding out the crew "He loves to be out in storms in the for the sail home up the Hudson River sailboat:' she says. "That terrifies and into the St. Lawrence seaway. me ... I'll be happy when he's home The Genevieve will make a number safe and sound." of stops at ports along the route, one The couple work at Honeywell of which will be Mr. Rose's home - Ltd. in Scarborough, which gave Mr. town of Burgeo and another in Rose a sail signed by all of his co- Longueuil, Quebec to deliver a mes- workers, who also presented him a sage to the people of Whitby's twin cellular shone and will be charting the city. Ajax resident Garfield Rose (foreground) has set sail as ,kipper of the Genevieve as part of a flotilla of yachts making their way to Bonavista. Newfoundland on June 24 to celebrate the 5(X)th anniversary of John Cabot's historic voyage aboard the Matthew. CLARKE HENNING INC. A rp TRUSTEES 6 INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS d%P -Free fonRdential WmultatkW OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT N0"1S''1IUFMALLrSoo.vfts W_ (-i16) 2rt3-Kivu sCAR1iOROUGH wia ovr (416) ?Sig k 2u TOROtiTOlunmSift u+T, 0161 3(r1 X921 BRAMPTON(ww "icL%as,_(905)455-57o> sT. C.STHF.RItiFS ('I1)5) (As 3181 CofWACT10/11 We with to dhaaw you attention to the following in our current '75 Years Great Outdoor Sale' Flyer. Paye 15, hem 8 - Auto Centre Link, 22-3054X, Copy reads: Each 49.99 to 143.99. Should read: Each 49.99 to 276.99 Page 15, hem 8 - Auto Centre Link, 22-3054X, Copy reads: Each 51.99 to 148.99. Should read: Each 51.99 to 276.99. Paye 7 - Real Outdoors Club Free Video offer. The membership price was inadvertently left off: 1 Year - $24.95 + GST, 3 Years - $49.95 + GST. Page 12 - Venturer CD Player, 44-0242-0 Stereo is not exactly as shown. We with to draw your attention to following in our current '75 Years Great Outdoor Sale' flyer. Page 19 - 7 Speed Blender, 43-1934-0, Copy reads: Reg. 34.99, Sale 24.99, Save $10.00, Should read: Reg. 29.99, Sale 24.99, Save $5.00. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. _ enote D3201321 All Zones 2201b /01: Kenludq "as/0% Creeping Red Feso 201�, Peremki Ryegas 99 bag IUST 25Kg 1734 Hoxton St., Claremon (Brock Rd. N.- left on old Brock Rd. & North to Hoxton) BEACH PARTY! 1163 KINGSTON ROAD in PICKERING is getting a JUMP ON SUMMER! Come in dressed in GROOVY BEACHWEAR & receive a FREE HOMEBURGERTMI u71hlih'�gl/.�v(.'N ll.•./ /„�„-/ra Fr7ra JOIN US!... Friday, May 23 to Sunday, May 25 for a TASTE OF SUMMER! --; 04P ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Ajax & Pickering j Stumps removed SPECIALIST � Trlmminp 1 by machine Toppinp � oeao woos 1 Fully Insured Prunlnp ' 1 e Free Estimates Animal Rascue � CavliV Re•palr e 25 Years Experience Call Jerry,. i _ ry, G, ---- Affordable Deitti-tres... DENTUREOtte Good Reas(pit To Sinile.F LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER O".5U,TAiiON Imw William Steil, DD, F.C. A.G A 84 Old Kingston Rd V� ' ++ PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683.4294 After hos 428-8801 ALBERT HAIRSTYLLST yvill Ix relocating from �!i' iii^ Finley Ave., Ajax fill to NSI► AJAX PLAZA B) St s,» 0'11:11-t_ UL"KHAS1 s1:AFF A crew of yachtsmen from the _ Whitby Yacht Club set sail Sunday, - Nlay I I from the Toronto Harbor to greet a replica of John Cahot's ship i The Matthew. when it docks in Bona%"ista. Nc%kfoundland, June 24. rt° } The Gencs ieye, skippered by Garfield Rose of Pickering, and the Lupus, skippered b, wolf V1'eher, are .wo of 90 %yachts in a flotilla making the -43 -da,, trip to Nc kfoundland t() e meet the ship, which is retracing y Cabot's 1.397 voyage from Bristol, England. "I I's an historical event and a once- in-a-lifetime opportunit� for me." says crew member Rai Taylor of ` WhItb%. Mr Tar for w -ill join the crew of the _ Genu ie,.e. a 204Oot Grampian sail- boat owned h} Mr. Rose, in Gaspe and will stay on board until the flotil- la arrises in Bonavista for the s(X)th anno ersarN celebrations. "I haven't had am ocean experi- ence." say s Mr. Ta% lor. a memher of the Whitbs Yacht Club for eight years. "I'm doing it for the whole experi- ence. -it's a wa% of seeing Canada from a different perspective." Members of the yacht club gave the crew a champagne send-off Frida} course of his voyage, she says. morning. Due to the length of the Journey The yachts also participated in an and because of limited vacation time, official sail past at Toronto Harbour the crew will change several times before departing on the first leg of the along the way. trip. Ajax resident Jim Pascoe: is the Mr. Rose, a Newfoundlander by onk crew member who will accompa- birth, is the only crew member mak- ny Mr. Rose all the way to Bonavista. ing the 1600 -nautical -mile trip there Herb Knight will be a member of and back. the crew through to His girlfriend and Montreal where he fellow crew member, ••%t s a Way will be replaced by Bridget Laffan, says of seeing Fred Casser and Mr. he's been planning the y<> Taylor and Martin expedition for over two C;ada . Hunt will board in years.= Gaspe and sail '�f�-Oi'rl a "I couldn't think of through to Bonavista. anything better forciffeerellt After spending four him;' says Ms. Laffan. " days in Bonavista, "It's always been his , pei�SCtiVe... the Genevieve will dream to sail q leave for New York home ... How many peo- _ with Whitby's John pie get to live their= Schultz and Picker - dream?" ing's Doug Bagshaw Ms. Laffan says she on board. had never been on a -3t- "" The line-up will boat until she met Mr. change again in New Rose, who is known to everyone as York with Ms. Laffan and John and Garf. Heidi Rogers rounding out the crew "He loves to be out in storms in the for the sail home up the Hudson River sailboat:' she says. "That terrifies and into the St. Lawrence seaway. me ... I'll be happy when he's home The Genevieve will make a number safe and sound." of stops at ports along the route, one The couple work at Honeywell of which will be Mr. Rose's home - Ltd. in Scarborough, which gave Mr. town of Burgeo and another in Rose a sail signed by all of his co- Longueuil, Quebec to deliver a mes- workers, who also presented him a sage to the people of Whitby's twin cellular shone and will be charting the city. Ajax resident Garfield Rose (foreground) has set sail as ,kipper of the Genevieve as part of a flotilla of yachts making their way to Bonavista. Newfoundland on June 24 to celebrate the 5(X)th anniversary of John Cabot's historic voyage aboard the Matthew. CLARKE HENNING INC. A rp TRUSTEES 6 INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS d%P -Free fonRdential WmultatkW OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT N0"1S''1IUFMALLrSoo.vfts W_ (-i16) 2rt3-Kivu sCAR1iOROUGH wia ovr (416) ?Sig k 2u TOROtiTOlunmSift u+T, 0161 3(r1 X921 BRAMPTON(ww "icL%as,_(905)455-57o> sT. C.STHF.RItiFS ('I1)5) (As 3181 CofWACT10/11 We with to dhaaw you attention to the following in our current '75 Years Great Outdoor Sale' Flyer. Paye 15, hem 8 - Auto Centre Link, 22-3054X, Copy reads: Each 49.99 to 143.99. Should read: Each 49.99 to 276.99 Page 15, hem 8 - Auto Centre Link, 22-3054X, Copy reads: Each 51.99 to 148.99. Should read: Each 51.99 to 276.99. Paye 7 - Real Outdoors Club Free Video offer. The membership price was inadvertently left off: 1 Year - $24.95 + GST, 3 Years - $49.95 + GST. Page 12 - Venturer CD Player, 44-0242-0 Stereo is not exactly as shown. We with to draw your attention to following in our current '75 Years Great Outdoor Sale' flyer. Page 19 - 7 Speed Blender, 43-1934-0, Copy reads: Reg. 34.99, Sale 24.99, Save $10.00, Should read: Reg. 29.99, Sale 24.99, Save $5.00. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. _ enote D3201321 All Zones 2201b /01: Kenludq "as/0% Creeping Red Feso 201�, Peremki Ryegas 99 bag IUST 25Kg 1734 Hoxton St., Claremon (Brock Rd. N.- left on old Brock Rd. & North to Hoxton) BEACH PARTY! 1163 KINGSTON ROAD in PICKERING is getting a JUMP ON SUMMER! Come in dressed in GROOVY BEACHWEAR & receive a FREE HOMEBURGERTMI u71hlih'�gl/.�v(.'N ll.•./ /„�„-/ra Fr7ra JOIN US!... Friday, May 23 to Sunday, May 25 for a TASTE OF SUMMER! --; 04P ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Ajax & Pickering j Stumps removed SPECIALIST � Trlmminp 1 by machine Toppinp � oeao woos 1 Fully Insured Prunlnp ' 1 e Free Estimates Animal Rascue � CavliV Re•palr e 25 Years Experience Call Jerry,. i _ ry, G, ---- Affordable Deitti-tres... DENTUREOtte Good Reas(pit To Sinile.F LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER O".5U,TAiiON Imw William Steil, DD, F.C. A.G A 84 Old Kingston Rd V� ' ++ PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683.4294 After hos 428-8801 ALBERT HAIRSTYLLST JOIN US WEDNESDAY EVENINGS WHENan !I An Anincican iii W= Eatery Aw� ' (1 child per adult entree) 811 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE yvill Ix relocating from iii^ Finley Ave., Ajax to NSI► AJAX PLAZA LOCA71ON AS OF 172 HARWOOD AVE. S. MAY2t'y SUITE 202 . (905) 683-2954 TOTAL � AibM VIM*, Patti R Rhonda invite l..t�"* �D all Of tush PM & CE nwillers ES 1 >[a+�' a ,, Call for your appointment todav! JOIN US WEDNESDAY EVENINGS WHENan !I An Anincican iii W= Eatery Aw� ' (1 child per adult entree) 811 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Make a date Pickering Village Festival starts a week early AJAX — There's fun galore in the 1997 Pickering Village Festival, moved back a week from previous years. The annual festival is now being held on Saturday, June 14 so it does- n't conflict with the Ajax Home Week and Brooklin Fair parades. Village Festival activities include a parade, pancake breakfast, pig roast, an arts and crafts sale, petting zoo and treasure hunt sponsored by the Ajax Local Architectural Conser- vation Advisory Committee. Events will run from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine. The Village Pharmacy will host the pancake breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. on Old Kingston Road, while local stores and artisans will hold a sidewalk sale alone Old Kingston Road from X a.m. to 4 p.m. The parade at !0 a.m. starts at Pickering High School on Church Street North. Parade entries are still welcomed at no charge. The Ajax Optimist Club will hold its 13th annual Safety On Wheels at Pickering High School from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. featuring a hike rodeo, skateboarding and roller-blading demonstrations. An antique car show will he held in Memorial Park, next to the Village Arena. Seniors will host a bazaar and lunch in the Village Community Centre at Sherwood Road and Linton Avenue. The Courtyard at Old Kingston Read and Elizabeth Street will have entertainment and activities during the day. And. the Town Crier will travel throughout the Village all day. From noon to 5 p.m., activities will include face painting, a petting zoo, entertainment and the treasure hunt. The pig roast and beer garden are planned from noon to 4 p.m. in the grocery store parking lot on Old Kingston Road where local musi- cians will entertain. Tables for the arts and crafts show are renting for $20 each. Call Stephanie England at 416-409-8504 for more information. The Festival chairman is Danielle Holmes, who's being helped by Ruth Reinhardt, chairman of last year's event. Call Ms. Holmes at 427-3849 for more information, like how to take part in the sidewalk sale or the parade. Val THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 - PAGE 13 A & P HOSPITAL... 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AswW %ieties 14455 stl Cook annnc '�'{'-" DAM W , : LOEB We're Cooking l ogeter PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 AroDu.rham Reirn*on All fired up Oshawa MPP wants bad judges removed from the bench BN BRf %\ LFGREE 1A 1f11"I,,."I i OSHAWA — Get rid of Ontario's had judges. That's Ilio aim ofa pnyatc member's hill intro- duced h% Oshawa 411'1' Jcrry Ouellette at Queen's Park. "As in all aspects of lite, a few had apples spoil the whole hunch and what this hill is attcrtipting to do is gne those good Judges an opportunit.\ to he recognved and remove those who do not meet the standard, set hN the Chief Jud, -,c of the Pro%incial Di%o ion. and giyc the bench a had reputation:' says Mr. Ouellette. The hill arnends the Court,, of Justice A, t and requires the Chict Judge of the Pro %mcial Dry i- nion to cstahlish a program of performance c,.al- uation h)r prop metal fudges and requires the Judicial Council to review and approyc the pro- gram. Under the current ss stern, the Chict ludgc and Judicial Council ha%c discretion whether thcN want to take rc%iew measures, but under the pri- raic memhcr',, hill it would hccome mandator. say,, %lr Ouellette. "There is a complaints process. but it's kept internal and the Chief Judgc doesn't (neccssaril� 1 ha),c to do an%thmi;:' he says. Local firm loses bid An Oshawa trustee wants the Durham Board of IAut ation to Use likal constructiorn ;oinpames to build addition,, and new %k h(x )l,, Kut Mike Nicholson found out Monda\ it%, not so can\ to accornpl ish At its meeting held at Brock High Sch,x)I, the N)ard gave the contract for an addition and alter- ations to Kcdron Public S;h,x)l in Chhawa to Bradscot C'onstruc- don. a Markham firm• which sub- mitted the lowest hid oh $1.3%.(XX). Mr. Nicholson pointed out that the second lowest hid came from Gorr Construction, in Bow- Although Mr. Ouellette says only a small per- .entage of Judges are doing a poor job, his office has fielded several complaints from people in the Oshawa area criticizing what they perceive to he the lack ol' consistency in sentencing by judges. V1'hilc doing research Into the hill. htr. Oucl- Ietic says he could find no fudges who were removed from the bench due to poor pert -()r - mance. "That's part of- the prohlcm:' he says. "ht� impression is when you're there. you're there for lite." Under current law judges must retire at age 75. Thr hill will receive second readings MaN 29 and althou,,h onIN a small percentage of pn%ate memher's hills oyer become law. Mr Ouellette remains optimistic. "I'm sending out letters to about 2(X) different organizations:' he says, hoping it will create enough "pressure" to hayc the hill hccome law. The second part of Mr Ouellette',- hill allows victims A an offence to he tincn ad%ance written notice of an inmate's parole heanni_,. Victims will also he allowed to mak; rrcwn- tations at the hearing. at whish time the inmate and the inmate's representato c are not allowed to be present. for school addition niam ille, which said it could do the Job firr S 1.397,(XX). Just tiI.IXNI more than the Markham ci )rnpam. "I would much rather I'or Sl.(XX) keep our own Joh,, in our own ;oniniumty:' Mr Nicholson said. %like Graham, board facilities scr%ices superintendent. explained the board has con,id- cred favoring kraal firms hcfine but would have to let all bidders on contracts know in advance that a tender could Lo to a local firm. not necessari1N the lowest bidder. He also ponnted out all con- tracts need approval of the Min- istry of E=ducation, which wants boards to take the lowest hid if it's in order. In one instance, the hoard tried to go with a loc=al firm, not the lowest bidder, only to he told by the Province that it couldn't, he said. " i'hey made us take the lowest bid. it has to go to the lowest bid- der... Mr. Nicholson asked if stall could prepare a report on the mat- ter l0r future board discussion. The total cost of the Kcdron projec=t is $1,961,931, including GST, architectural and consulting fees, a building permit and furni- ture. Man lost on water, comes in from the cold WHITBY —A Whitby man has turned up safe and sound, but a little bit hungry, after being report- ed missing by his wife on the weekend. Durham Regional police say the 55 -year-old man was reported missing Monday afternoon by his wife after he left their home Sunday for West Shore Marina, just north of Port Perry, and didn't return. The man's car and empty boat trailer were dis- covered in the marina's parking lot, leading police to believe he was out on Lake Scugog. The marine unit along with Zodiac boat were called in for a search and just as the 28 -foot cabin cruiser was spotted on the water, the missing man was return- ing to shore in a fishing boat. Police say the man reported his boat broke down just north of the marina and when he could- n't get immediate help, he slept overnight in the boat. He finally caught the attention of the fisher- man Monday altcm(x)n and wa., brought in to n photo by Ron Pietronirc Students walk for a cure Students from Frenchman's Bay Public School in Pickering celebrate their participation in the first Breast Cancer Walkathon, held Mother's Da}, in which they raised $1,820. The students presented a cheque to Gary Oswald, ( left at back), of the Durham chapter of the Breast Cancer SocleIN of Canada, which sponsored the walk. GM welcomes new director Richard F. (Dick) Conlin will join General Motors of Canada's marketing team as vice-president and sit on GM's fx)ard of directors beginning June 1, 1997. Mr. Conlin, 54, has more than 20 years of experience at GM. Starting in its shore. "He's a hit cold and hungry and he's gone home to get some sleep and see his wife;' said Sergeant Rick Keeler of 26 Division. Job of programs; Find work for young people The John Howard Society of Durham Region is helping young people find jobs, thanks to two employment programs funded by the Ministry of Education and Training. The Career and Employment Preparation Pro- gram (CEPP) offers a resource room with access to job banks, the Internet, free faxing and photocopy- ing, assistance with resume writing and informa- tion on upgrading and other training opportunities. There are workshops available on everything from job interview skills and organizing a job search to safety in the workplace. There is no cost to the participant for any of' these services. The CEPP program also provides paid on-the-job training for qualified applicants. The program began on April I and will support over 1,250 young people. pans distribution centre in 1965, he moved up to more senior positions including general director of sales and general director of marketing to his most recent position as general director of' field operations, a job he's held since 1991. The Summer Job Service (SJS) offers a $2 an hour wage subsidy to employers who hire qualify- ing students. Placements average 12 weeks at 35 hours per week.If you are looking for a job, or are looking to hire, contact the John Howard Society for more information, at 579-8482 (Oshawa office), 427-8165 (Ajax office) or 623-6814 (Bow- manville office). City of Oshawa runs $1 -million surplus in '96 OSHAWA — Oshawa had $1 million left over at the end of 1996. Savings in personnel costs and increased rev- enues from licences and permits helped produce the surplus, says a report produced by City Manag- er John Brown. Oshawa took in $132,000 in lottery licences and $182,000 in building permit revenue, the report says. Personnel savings, produced through savings in benefits and staffing vacancies, accounted for a large portion of the remaining extra revenue. The City took in $59.1 million in revenues in 1996 and had expenditures of $58.1 million. '.'.w .�: .- Ji - _'riSVY...S��i��a[�w•1JMh��Y1Ci11".MMc , wraa.-'a�wrMY:, t.... .. .. .... �' �j�' OrM 7 PC. MODER ORTHOPEDIC ImAcia KM— BEDDING CUSTOM CLASSIC FROM —.mom 6 PIECE BEDROOM SUITEII'�O ldmk� �Adimm'� 'mom ELIEVABLE- VAI-U,E PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAV I8, 1"7 Name Dropping in A'ax and Pickerin M K 4 &**6 gftan 50th Anniversary 50th Birthdays w 60th Birthday Wedding A birthday poem: Juliet and Ian "It'you see Grandad Des Lowing of- Pick - Who's looking rather nifty cring are pleased You might think he's 30 to announce the Ea b But he's really turning 60!" upcoming mar- birthdav wishes went out Happy riage of their May 13 from all the family. daughter Larissa i to Chad Libbv, the son of Sue and Steve Libby of Phil and John Tadman celebrat- "Thr O'Connors really do I Birthday Indianola. Iowa. Lairissa's a graduate ed their 501h anni% cr,,x-% on 1-1av 17. everything together. Not only have of . Louisiana State University and Children Theresa. Rosemary and they been married for 29 years. Birthday wishes were sent out to works there as a gymnastics coach. Tom. their spouses Don. Mike and thisalso celebrated their' 50th Jason Munoz, who turned three on I The couple will wed on May 24 at St. Mar} Ellen. and the Tadnians' birthdays together." And-, O'Con- May 14. In his own words, he really Isaac Jogues Church in Pickering. sc% cn _,ran&hildrcn joined close nor reached milestone on Nla� is big, huge boy now." All our friends from the South Pickcril 10 anti hi�, lo\el,. mate Annette on love from Nlommv. Daddy. sister Seniors' Cluh in congratulatint-, PI... \11i\ 10. to a fine coo le Danielle, Grandparents; Hadfield Birthday and John. -!k \er\ happy ann,\cr,,ar\ from all your trends and remem- and Munoz, Auntie Isabel, Uncle Lto K)lh of you:'her it's tl('),.c n h i I I tram here on` Steve. Titaand his cousin,,,. Happy first L - birthday wishes _7 on Nlav 16. Lots went out to Salim Birthdays Birthday Birthday of' love from "aurprinces,, Kaitl%n Lor- little A cutic with a Nlomm,,. daddy rame Todish tu rncd three on \1j\ s\kcct pea, boo great s1`1111C and Grandpa i(, and her 1, .in,_, hrothcr Ryan boo- Rebekka turned sc,6cn on "You*re the apple Robert Todi%h cnicr,, the douhlo: 'Bekka' Morri- Ma\, 16. Vanes- 140. of our eyes." - 11 i„ 1Ahcn "our hiL gu\turns 10 j Son turns (wo on sa Aiello is liay_ n \I,t\ 19, Happ} hirthday and N11t\ 'I. Dadd-, I j in,, a ,yninas- r— o%c alw as bruin Mommy. Orn Angus and his lit- tics part} to cel- Wedding Daddy. Grandma and Grandad' tic prin,:css will i chrate, Happy celebrate their birthday's together with birthday from April 26 is a lamik and t'nends- "All our love. on Mom, . Dad, da) Mandy and Alan Dalton will Birthday Birthday their special da,,- from Nlom, Jake. Amanda and Stubby Nl,i� 12 &,, a ri,.;ic,ionc %Iws 10 \&.i,, par!,� i1nic L Luke and the famik. always remember \A. as they wed in iRobinsonhccauw Jordan :L�ichralckt "our prim:cs�,' i Pickering. W sh- n the Rob . i home for Alejandra ()Ii%cr tN 7— Birthday Wedding Pickering. them all'the hi% I ir,,t "Hope Barbara and, -7 best are arents Linda and Lorne !)irthda\. all your The b I iz p 17 John Lundeborg Dalton. Josie and Clavton Hatfield, I " h i n birthday fella in the of-.-%jax arc Kapp} lwnil} and friends. ah h1in a i wishes Wade house to announce the happy one, c o in e Is one. upcoming wed 40th it h lots d� Joshua cele- ding of their 40th Birthday true of" love. ling a�, bratcd his daughter Susan Lordy, lordy Mike A hues did first birthday and ours did F to Peter Mellen. Bikoi* is 40. Mike kisses were Mommy, six 1. on Mai 12 4C 0 the son of reached the milestone when Mom, Dadd%. hroiher Brandon, a e —A_ and Larry age on May 9 and Crandirria and Grandpa w h c n Dad a n d Mellen of London. Ontario. Tlx-- wed- wishing him all the best Lundeborg. Grandma we had ,ou." Happ.-, birth Grandpa wished him all the best, ding will take place in June. with love were Debbie, 9, 1 Robinson. his aunt,. day and love from %loFnm V, I —_ - ____ -I Pop, Julie, Christine and Carly. uncIcs.,musinN and friends. Steven and Baby, L Birthday Birthday AnniversaOur little sweetheart"Birthday ryBrittany Christie turned Happy birthday to Kaprice Pam and Steve Hassell best on their anni%crsar-, one on Mai 16. Wishing of Ajax celebrated 22 weir Pain's Mom and her a Veronica Brackenbury, who turned one on April 4. Lots of years together on Mw. 17. Dad. her sister Lori and h p birthday hugs and kisses from hap y Wishing the couple all the -all the bors". W birthday older brother Quentin and 'A with love '40 Aft. Mommy and Daddy. w e r Birthday Mommy, The very best of hitch -Daddy, +-0' Nana and i s`R��t�1794 Liverpool Road tt day wishes go to Ryan Grandpa Christie, UnclesPickering 831-5431 May 8 was special for Sheridan. as he turns Sham and Jeff, Grandma Daniel Beauchamp, as he THIS WFFK", CAKE wINNERS ARF.: nine on May 19. Hoping and Grandpa Pratt, Uncle1. Jason ?4unm turned six. Wishing him a 2. Daniel auchamp Ryan has a great day Chuck, Great -Grandma happy birthday were 3. AkmiodraBeofim • with love are Mom and Vautour and Great- Mommy, Mike, family and winncrs tlljb go directly to Raskin Rot)hims to recemi Dad. Grandpa Christie. I friends. We love you." their FRFF cake (Please providc idemricvion) I PRIZE VALID I NTRSAT, MAY 2v, 1997 We� Z-1 M 'A,I 7 1 f 0 Lwf DROP A . .... BY FOR FRTowia Hitches do Aooeaotties EE CATALOGUE J, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 - PACE 17 GOLF SHE BEST & WIN! photo by Ron Pietronyro Ajax students offer flood of relief Students at Westney Heights Public School in Ajax, including Scott Doucette, front, and Candice -Jean Endicott, are raising money for Manitoba flood relief by building the Great Westney Dike. For every $ I donated, a brick is put in the dike and so far the school has raised more than $550. Hockey jerseys raffled off at school fun fair Southwood lic School hosts a fun fair Friday, May 23 from 5 to 8 Park P.S. p.m. • VCR 0 Driver There will also be a bar - hosts event becue, bake sale, cake walk AJAX — Toronto Maple and face painting featured at the annual fun fair. Leafs and Colorado Avalanche hockey team jer- The school is at 28 Lam - seYs will be up for grabs at bard Cres. There's no charge for an upcoming fun fair. Those are admission. among the items that will be raffled off For more information, call 683-5230. when Southwood park pub- 95per week One week Only • One -on -One counselling • Herbal products available � en ase�yl w.lane tA.. a was of canal. 436-2122 - Oshawa 66-0 -Whitby E 420.4220 - Pickering KEN FULTONIS MONDAY'S CHOICE GOLF CENTRE 427-0S90 H W T . s, AJAX Q=t .►e"c et a.y.'s;) JUNIOR DISCOVER THUNDERBIRD GOLF CLUB RULES PRIZES ENTRY FORM raw M0"da"• ..t "aortaM rdNlMt. Sar" yar /rm 1M 71116 M Haim i Mail It b • Set of 6oH taeBs Name e am Wilk flit arty IMM MM yu adr WU MM d • VCR 0 Driver am" wim 6Aq *imi. • Dalai Baft • 4M Mw TO: "600 TIN Iled i Win* y . 6011 Pals Address - W AlaWkWN Nm Aare/ DRAW TO BE HELD JULY 11, Oftw V IIINNA:11rigM"RMt"Trb Wai U5 Faewll St. OOM LIN ns NAMES WILL BE PUBLISHED PAone_ Handicap .. JULY 13. ...... PAGE 18 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. MAY 18, 1997 1 - � photo by Jason Liebregts They're not ski in school skipping rf)ghhu,,h Puh.;_ School students (from left) took hart in the annual Jump Ropc for Heart Ilon,kthon %I r.. Daniel Kaminski and John fund-raising campaign for the Ficart ;Ind Stroke %'alerio ga% It the !r bc,,t ,hot rccenti-, when the,, Foundation. s • P photo by Marla Finn Readying relief Pickering firefighters (from left) Paul Bender, Tom Serroul and Paul Burt were among local firefighters who helped collect flood relief ;supplies for Manitoba residents. Food and clothing were collected. Canadian Tire Pickering Spring Maintenance Check • Check brakes • Check belts/hoses • Check all lamps • Check shocks & CV boots • Top up fluid • 4 Litres of washer fluid 1999 "2.00 Enviro Chargeman • Replace front pads • replace front rotors' Does not include cars with rear disc brakes • Replace or service caliper hardware • Replace rear shoes • Replace or service shoe hardware • Machine rear drums • Repack wheel bearings • Lube and adjust emergency cables $ 99 • Flush brake system • Replace fluid and bleed system • Check master cylinder 429 • Check calipers and wheel cylinders • check steel and flexible brake lines ' Some restrictions apply. • Our licensed, trained technicians use the latest, computerized equipment to help extend the tread life of your tires. • They will inspect all key components, measure all four wheels and adjust front caster, camber and toe as required. • Installation of rear -wheel shims and adjustment extra, if required 249911111S 29.99 Mini Vans & Trucks p You could hear an egg drop Is it a parachute? A tent? No, this contraption, shown off by Pine Ridge Secondary School `students Andrew Finnson, Alexis Wilson -Kenney, Jonathon Smith and Amanda Bickerton, is a device the four designed to safely drop an egg from a specific height. The students :..:were taking part in an egg drop, part of the Durham SciTech Challenge, held by Durham ' d of Education at its Whitby. beadquarters. More.tban 200 stuAents.tpok part.. .. . CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE Pickering Only 1300 Kingston Rd. at Liverpool 839-8124 SERVICE DEPT. CLOSED MON. MAY 1911, Service Hours: Mon. -Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. 3ifiiuday 1A air 9 $:110 p m., Sunday 9:30, a.m, - SM p.m knnnolnn TIRE Billboard TUESDAY, MAY 20 CAPIC: The Canadian Association for Production and Inventory Con- trol, Durham chapter, holds a dinner meeting at Gallantry's Eatery, Pick- ering Town Centre. Guest speaker Chaim Silberstein discusses 21 Steps to Successful Integrated Business Systems Implementation. Cash bar from 6 to 7 p.m., dinner from 7 to 8 p.m.. presentation from 8 to 9 p.m. $20 for members, $25 for others and $15 for students. Register at 666- 2071. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: Last day to make reservations for the Ajax- Pickcring Christian Women's Club meeting Thursday, May 22 from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. at Gallantrv's Banquet Room on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. Feature for this month is `Picture This' by Lisa Kurtz of Creative Memories. k1usical entertainment. $5 per per- son, first -timers half-price. Free babysitting for preschoolers. For reservations call Karen at 427-5.345. SMOKING: A free seminar on how to help another person quit smoking, is being held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in Room 203 of the Christian Life Cen- tre, corner of Rossland and Raven- scroft Rds., Ajax. Child care available at $2 per child. Call 686-5795 (Rehckah), 68'6-141 1. wee S U N R O O M S See Page 2 SHARP CUTS presents l ��CFL'6'l�CG by Anita 30 PEDICURES, FIBERGL ASS, OFF ACRYLIC & 235 BAYLY ST. SELKWRAP AJAX CALL TODAY! (AT MOtYAIttm 427-3811 SEAM CORRECTION For our 40 page Sears Today Flyer (Sale dates: May 12-19,1997). On page 12, the Men's Nevada Denim Shorts. The copy states: Save 40%, Reg. 29.99 Each 17.99. The shorts are ticketed at 17.99 only. The savings claim is from the Sears Fun in the Sun Catalogue pages 168 8170. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have Mused Sears customers. I. Sears Canada Inc. � , A THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1"7 • PAGF: 19 Kingdon cosies in wi ht Keno:windfall `AJAX — The children of Dorothy ticket and all the numbers were there," said kids;' she says.';; ngdon are almost as fortunate as their Mrs. Kingdon, who picked up her winnings Mrs. Kingdon plays Daily Keno eve ry °m';, on Wednesday. day and bought the winning ticket at the The Ajax woman plans to help out "her .Mrs. Kingdon and her husband John "Daywood Convenience store in the Bay- �spnng with some of the $250,000 she have three sons, one daughter and eight wood Plaza. ►n Playing Daily Keno. grandchildren.,., -�Ier previous biggest lottery win was "I couldn't believe It when I checked my We're going to invest and help out the $800 playing Lotto 6/49 3 RFORMANCE DEALERS Two r-- ' FAS T 1 '97 ways to look p e f o r m a n c e . Sunfire Coupe 2 0 9 (36 months/s1,502 ccwr) (excludes freight 5620) 2-2 litre engine rear spoiler PASSLock theft deterrent system 5 -speed transmission standard 4 -wheel ABS dual air bags AM/FM stereo tinted glass power steering easy entry front passenger seat FASTER.. - 9? Sunfire GT *254 * (36 months/e1,500 down) 2.4 litre SFI 150 HP twin cam eng -- electric sliding glass sunroo AM/FM stereo with CD player 16^ aluminum wheels air conditioning tilt steering/cruise control remote keyless entry dual air bags standard 4 -wheel ABS 5 -speed transmission Get what you I . Mnt from your PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 4; E ►""l.�`�'�; n 149 -140N-E�-,S- CRO -,S RM ROAST BEEF :� 'T *49 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO FRESH NEVER FROZEN A FROM ONTARIO PACKERS • FRESH NEVER FROZEN --"THE FOOD TERMINAL" MAYONNAISE 7.50 ml- -JAR J, A'- - - %L i Fm 'o14 "'QW F—AL NINNOW 1Wshows �ssoaTt:� 1 KCHOWDERS 284 IL TIN v f TRUCKLOADS DAILY FROM ONTARIO GROWERS 41 lie DO �AAnI#�►1 :�► alt �r fJ • M '1 CH •`rte' R,�;'/�,\�� f,�� ,. j� ..' FTI. OF I wl ROL,1 i 12 BOXES "�'�-J+�►?��7 ;`��J BOX OF 4 PLANTS —.79 FOR /I ! ; al I I• ) � � � � � 1''11 I . „... �qERYp4y • DOVER FLOUR • CANADIAN GLOBAL FOODS ' EL -P FROM THE TROPICS :•4 <qy vinGE IBANAN.1 A4 k4K ,• ' ELPPc w� �/�'71' I . ' 1.� / AVON • CANADA CHOICE KRAFT CAN n ADA •KRAFT DIRECT FROM FLORIDA TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS 1 171'it x! swt �• I I • • I IA l lNII ' .• • • E L P • • I -t- CADBURY BEVERAGE • OCEAN SPRAY EFFEM FOODS • PEDIGREE PRODUCT OF U.S.A. -#1 GRADE -MEDIUM SIZE (I 1, 11 ; 1 � � 1 I ►II � 1 � I 1 1111 1 , / / / , • • � • �.4t"U4 Y . t E•L•P SOW PF\C� •. �. .J0 .. 11;II'ELP I I •- I I I 1 ELP 1.. PRODUCT OF U S A • • GRADE • CALIFORNIA PRODUCT OF CHILE GRADE zt r,0 311• FROh1 ONTARIO GREENHOUSES z2 GRADE PRODUCT OF U S A CALIFORNIA 1 • • ,v 1 J•: 1 Nam PRODUCT OF USA PRODUCT OF ME xi PRODUCT OF ONTARIO ca, a _ ,auE PRODUCT OF r4EV VA I p Wce—li• _fit PRO DUCT OF -CAN -A-04 GRADE I 9111 11 z I1 _ •• , • ,` • � 111 • ,. ' ' SUNPAC FROZEN , E D ShtITH HONEY DEW FROZEN f r y.. Jac • 1' r �. •id 61041 Af rs('frOf%(� I'CIl[l(' [('h('7P ♦':1[l tij1O�) (1f Kn-t)h.Hill F(IT7:1'I�• PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 For the best in ;scoreboard results read the News Advertiser 4 times a week. Pickering Al Rl ctt. -rOrts Nvriter — photo by A J. Groen Nowhere to run A Pickering Nigh School Trojan tries to escape the grasp of a Henr} Street High School Hawks tackler during Lake Ontario Secondary School Association girls' rugby action in Whitb-, Tuesday. Henry won 19-10. Pickering soccer star moves behind bench PICKERING — After a successful U.S. collegiate stint. a Pickering soccer player is set to begin a career behind the bench this fall. Sharon Currie. who finished her senior year with the Keene State College Owl's women's soccer team of Keene, New Hampshire last season, has accepted a position as an assistant s coach with the women's soccer squad at James Madison University in - _ Virginia. "I'm really looking for- ward to starting my coach- ing career;' says Currie in a press release from Keene State College. "I wanted to coach at the (NCAA) Division I level." . Currie was a standout with the Owls, finishing her fourth and final ear of collegiate soccer with I I goals, assists and 28 points — third in J. ' team scoring during the season. She finished as fourth all-time at the col- lege in goals (34) and fifth in points (83). Currie was also named an All -New England and All -New England Collegiate Conference forward dur- ing her years at Keene State. She also played in two ECAC Division II tournaments at the New Hampshire college, which won the conference cham- pionship in her freshman season. Prior to arriving at Keene State, Currie played five seasons at both defence and midfield for Dunbarton High School and Pine Ridge Secondary School. She also co -captained the Ontario under -19 provincial squad to the Canadian championship. SHARON CURRIE University coach Sports 683-5110 F.tx: 6,3-7303 COMPETITIVE & +: RECREATIONAL (.Used Av"Ity FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE 428-0787) Jaguars pounce into first in new tennis league for Ajax, Pickering kids PICKERING — Fhc Jaguars hw c lumped out into tirst place in a new four -team junior tennis league. After one week of play in :he Pickering 17's Tennis 1-ca_•uc. the Jaguars are tiil- Acd hs Just Desserts in sec - lid. Lick's in third and Suhwav Pi,:kcnng in fourth. Thc new league is made up ,,t under -14 and under -16 play- crs from Pickering. Alar and cant Scarhorough. The Jaguars heat Suhway three matches to unc in games plaved at the Glendale Tennis Club. In the number-onc singles match. Brent Ching of the Jaguars topped Jennifer Cremieux 6-3, 6-4, while in the number -two singles showdown Subway "s Darrell Harladi beat Jaguar Joanne Le 6-2, 6-1. In mixed doubles action, .'tinslcy D'Mcllo and Sarah Bumstead of Jaguars tripped up Andrew Tam and Geraldine Cremieux 6-2, 6-1. Jaguars' Andrew Arsenault and D'Mello were leading their hoes' doubles match 7-5, 2-2 against 'Michael Sch and Frank Goytisolo when play was stopped hecausc of the time limit. In play between Just Desserts and Lick's at the Sandy Brach Tennis Club, the trams were tied at two matches each, but Just Desserts was declared the winner because it had won more games, 37-31. Amit Shah of Just Desserts heat Natalie 7ahiiewski 6-2. 6- 4 in the nurnher-one singles match. while Justin Jones, also of Just Desserts, prevailed over Chris Barw ick 6-3, 6-4. The Lick's team of Marko Glavic and Chris Hall needed a tiehreaker to win the bovs' dou- bles match over Adil Shamasdin and Devin Kiyonada by scores of 6-2, 0-6 and 7-3 in the tiebreaker. Corev Butler and Alex Bittermann of Lick's heat the mixed doubles team of Jennifer Vasic and Tom Clinghan 6-3, 6- 2. Matches are plaved at 4 p.m. every Sunday during the spring and summer at the Glendale, 'West Rouge. Dunmoore or Sandy Beach Tennis Clubs. Monday's the night for fitness and fun AJAX -- People who spent the weekend on the sofa can put their b(xiics in motion this Monday and c%ery Monday. Fun 'N* Fitness aerobics classes for beginners to advanced are held Mondays at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Cost is $3 per session. Everybody's welcome. For more information, call Catharine at 686-0258. JEWISH FAMILIES DF DURRAM Extend An Invitatiori ToJewish Fanrnihes To Coyne And Party With Us In Celebration Of Yom Ha'Atznaut &Lag B'On�er This Free Of Charge Celebration Will Feature Israeli Folk Dancing And Israeli Food SUNDAY, May 2S, FROM 6,00 TO 8.'00 PIEASE R,S6VJ?. BY CALIUTG 831- 6506 NO LATIR THAN THURSDAY MAY 22 JFOD is a social group comprised of Jewish Families in Durham. JFOD is not aligned with any religious organization. Ix Our next program will be a BBQ & Picnic to be held on June 8, in honour of Yom Yerushalayim & Shavu'ot. The generosity of The Action cosijaittee for Jewish Continuity of the Jewish Federation of cheater Toronto allows this Celebration to be free of cost for the Jewish conwAmity in Durha=. For information please call 070D at 905-831-6508 � M F THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18,1997 -PAGE 23 er 1 CLASSIFIEDS O O Bu one e Buy week, get the 2nd free! (9015) Call 8 a.m. to 8 P.M. Call us for TORONTO683 Monday to Friday details Llmr= 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday 707 •ppl». �o ♦rtk"• For 798-7259 or fax your ad s.»•�v^,�»-F> GARA�iE 0 (905) 579-4218 �'"SALESC*: C!3on1 Y " Careers Ma --L! reers ' ,Careers Careers ' ' Careers " School of Business Accounting and Computers Business Administration Business & Computer Appli Computer Support Specialist Network & Communications Computer Programming M.C.BA Computer Applications Executive Secretary Legal Admin Assistant Medical Office Assistant Hotel & Restaurant Operations Bar & Beverage Management Travel and Tourism Dental Chairside Assistant Dental Receptionist ;nrv. ,�,.rv5 7Rnnr1 .n !-icRdwd t7rlly PICKERING 420-1344 A progressive folding carton manufacturer in is seeking an experienced and enthusiastic individual for BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE The successful candidate will answer cus service inquiries, enter orders into a comput system, expedite, prepare invoicing and co -or delivery needs. Applicants must be bit (French/English), with at least two year's n er service experience, accurate data entry/PC and an excellent telephone asanner and some el is required. lough this position is currently a th assignment, it has the potential for a Permammt status job. We fifer a eon r7 and benefits package. Interested cat id forward their resumse to: FILE t 9523 OSHAWA/R MT1llT/CLARINGTON THIS WEEK P-0- BOX 4819 OSHAWA, ONTARIO LIH 7L5 Careers Careers 1 ' Careers ' ' Careers Still time to register forthese Continuous Learning computer courses and workshops Course > AdallaMrslMs Timc Price 1xcel 5 PKI: -,151) OOS% )0. cespilier "Mona lfsMale R/ats- S15-180 W"indous.i.I twt%n 125t), > MwlalsaatM AtalNsat 9 (y) -I (X) > Phar.se, llebaldan Thin to ft tis lint Years > mal Mike AsNsaat C0111411111M Dipligne Plop > Rallied Cars Alda Job Ssaid Tsdm4m Wrbw -Don > Moa Serdee Marker Pouvrjxnnt Intro, wtw 1'x11, Sat June ll > aw a Team AsslMaal NOBC> Add odeas Illarker 9: IX) -1? 00 > 1m Cork 5775 > IaNd OWAW ltlNllEll cm l m 200 John llfeat t>ltaat, Ottllawa > "WMies Ansi~ Careers Careers 1 ' Careers ' ' Careers Still time to register forthese Continuous Learning computer courses and workshops Course Start Date Timc Price 1xcel 5 PKI: -,151) Alco X, .tf<nt-Fn 1 f0-4 iii S15-180 W"indous.i.I twt%n 125t), .blot _'rl Ii4-1•'rt 9 (y) -I (X) Srr9 92 lii,rd/,r lX"indents uz�7, 'Sr„ June ').t(ort Fn ) lXt-1 /X) SI5-1 .t;o 'Workshops Accc>o Irttr-, toss 1<1/,i, Sat July 5 9-%-4 /Xl $5) 95 f-rruail c-. fad Lists rtn7n vx,i, Sat June 7 1 (Y)-4 (X) S40 •x�t Installing S.,ftuarc: Sat June 28 1 rX)--r l Wzridou's _>. I ' wrw) v)oc), EARN S492 weekly, at D2 rear packer driver is. LX z1! A?7A4 .1e•tuir1rb I `r7U' voz , .Sar Jftll 12 9 00-12 (Y) S-ir) ,1-;V :IIS Word Intro, ut%n 1Wx„ Sat .ttat ,i 1 .9 (X)-4 ()t) $5395 Pouvrjxnnt Intro, wtw 1'x11, Sat June ll 900--i 00 S 513 95 (.'sing :Verscal)e 10 Sat June 7 9: IX) -1? 00 14t1.Y.S E Search Ent�rrtes (1.%73' 11)01, hourly wage and bonuseS, people and truck workers. vir tees u.r1Ml lw1, Sat Ju41. 11 1 o') --i 001) S40 Windous .i. 1 Sat June 1: 9: (X)-1 2 00 S -N) ,V5 Tips F- ?rcbniyutw , w7Yn iw)H, 52.500 a march from home! For VISA or MoslsrCard regisholion, gal 711.7000 or For more i hm i lim cal 1-100-ft1-3260 4=0 905-711-7052 Educating You For the Real World. SALES COORDINATOR Mackie Moving Systems Corporation is a rapidly ex- panding transportation and logistics company located in Oshawa. We have an immediate opportunity for an en- ergetic and results oriented Sales Coordinator for the East GTA region. Responsibilities include selling in the fast paced household goods market where you achieve sales objectives while providing the quality customer service the company was built on. You have well devel- oped interpersonal and planning skills; a minimum of two years sales experience; familiarity with Word and Excel an asset. We offer a competitive package including salary, bonus program, car allowance and full benefits. Please fax your resume in confidence to the: Human Resources Department at: Fax: (905) 728-4091 We thank all interested applicants, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted. .404AW14 FAcMngSystenlis c40 Ile are looking fur people who: ,row what :t meansh, gi e outstanding; customer service i !-.nye experience to ladieswear all • .`.ant to briny; fun and enthusiasm to .ar for.,, • rlc heitece the customer ahval -..mks fkr•a We O fer: • r:��etrnve wa};es ellent bonus and reward, .. r.)granl., • the trauury; cuu'!1 nef�i lin be Ct „fu! with u, I%e currentlu hat a openings for: • Full-time Sales e Part-time sales a rr%aru! , .seer w:'^ potcnual %th a %hat fou arc after. please hring u resurm to Stefi Lara Pickering Town Centre Ino phone calls please) • PARTS MANAGER • RECEPTIONIST �c.arbo,ougr "+ar_ i. pen,ngs ij.3ilabie for mature ndry duals for the 3LOve positions. Parts Manager ;- ould have parts ex- • e,,Y - business or reiat- field Receptionist ='lould have experience .ti,•'+c =,_ .;rd. Exce, 3 Zesk:-,c -1.cltshnng-type work Both positions require minimum 5yrs, experience. epi with complete resume to File OW25 c/o Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, ON. L I H 711-5 MICROSOFT WINDOWS • WORD - OFFICE EXCEL • ACCESS POWERPOINT j r NETWORKS NOVELL • ADMINISTRATION l CNE, WINDOWS NT COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIAUST DIAMOND INSTITUTE of Business and Computer Technology 95 BAYLY ST. W. New Evening & Day STE. 404, AJAX, ONTARIO Classes Available US 71<8 BUS. (905) 427-1922 FAX (905) 427-2558 Special classes for health care professionals Short Summer Programs Available 'Financial assistance may be available to tboee who quality o CaromGeneral im Help General Help ML General Help GeneralIM, Help General Help er ciao cratufu r - PART TaiE Door-to-door SPHALT REPAIR and CLEANER required for EARN S492 weekly, at D2 rear packer driver is. rear Training Center Be fund raising drive br Pro- driveway sealing company part-time day work in the home. assembly. clerical quire-, for temp position. corns a owl securable virrcal Charity. Guaranteed require door to door sales Whitby area. Must De ex- processing mar. 24 hr. tot Call N or Kim loam - tarawtteirwrg n hourly wage and bonuseS, people and truck workers. pe^e�• have own trans. line (416) 812.6891. Earn 726-2773 arp6cial nai's, ear candling. dp�aprg� pedicures. Neat appearance a must. (905) 619-0119 portation and speak Eng - fish. Call between 10am- 52.500 a march from home! waxvV (905) 723-aM Call Bill at 4364789. 2pm only. (416)445-9586. Completing easy question - ask br John nares for customers. (416) 812.6892 code 6. i ..•W'tiyw^ ye �76,w- .,.,nom., .::...ami.: ,_ .�.:_,..erg.-. o,. ., — PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTLSER SUNDAY MAY 18, 1997 Careers 1 1 Careers General General General 1 General 11 STITIm Help 1 Help 1 Help Hell INSTRUCTORS FOR THE FOI,LOWING ARE REQUIRED: AccPar Plus Programming: • Java •C - 14 -Visual C ++ -Visual Basic -Windows NT -Novell DIAMOND INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS AND COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY Y 404-95 Bayly Street West Suite No. 404 Ajax. Ontario LIS 7K8 Telephone (dx)5) 4'7-1922 Fax (905)427-2558 Prepare yourself Our individualized learning plan provides for a new career unique program packages in day or evening • Programmer Analyst classes. Train with others in a hands-on, • Network Specialist business -oriented environment • LAN Administrator %i ■ Com puter � �DI COLLEGE Maintenance Technician rR.+<n r•, rovrr„ror. OF 3L.S'.ticSS 8 ''CYNOLOGY R.I.B LICENSED WANTED Mississauga based General Insurance Brokerage looking for R.I.B licensed producer in your area. Own your own clients contractually with com- petitive commissions minimum one year experi- ence required. Sub -Standard Auto Producers welcome. Fax your resume to 905-274-9534. Only suitable applicants will be contacted for an interview. Confidentiality is guaranteed. AZ DRIVERS U.S. Qualified for Major Carriers If you want long term employment MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE THE LAST ONE Singles: long haul & day trips (.29-.30) Teams: out for 5-7 days, off 2 (35) Some Senior Team Positions Available Weekly Direct Deposit, Benefits News Advertiser wnl not General General I Call Mike (905)433-4010 I responsible for more rtes 1 Help 1 Help one 1rlWrrect 1r15eroon a there shall be no liability f EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for a dedicated career minded results and goal oriented individual. Training program provided. Fax to: 905-420-4484 Roseglen Weight Loss & Wellness of Canada CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as I be n and a -w-insertion of any adver- 5ement, Liability for er- rors In ads Is limited to the amount pad for the space xcupying the error All -.opy is sublect to the ap Droval of management of News Advert ser wa 90572 Call today ` A -Z PROFESSIONAL Dr -vers Wanted mme. technology Oshawa 28 campuses across Canada including -,lately to run Canada 8 training 'oronto. North York, Mississauga. U S A for major transport company Must have I CC starts soon 434-8585 S.arborough, Newmarket, Hamilton. medical, abstract. including CvOR. and police clearance we offer paid ayovers. breakdown and roading,'unloadng pay . now - equipment competitive Call gals ( 3- 6' 18 1 - - Phone (905)_ 683-070 �I- ---�, i rc ct air Fax (905) 579-4218`- • • • e Pain ting & F-Im Moving 8 e Moving & . Gardening&Gardening & • ' ' Improvements • ' ' lriitxtllrerrnents • I �ndyman • , Decorating Storage • Storage • J La idscap ng MO Landscaping Careers CareersCareers CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Quality Home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kitchens • Basements • Windows • Doors • Bathrooms • EtcMal. 905-686-5211 .f. C.D. ROOFING SHINGLES/REPAIRS ✓ AN work guarantied ✓ Insured ✓ 100,. Seniors Disc 265-7432 Financing OAC Met. tic- 812902 Quality Time 5 rqw y0u5 For all your residential re( iArements. • new construction • renovations •(JeCks • preverla01R tnalrlleerlarce Trust the profesmials at Atlas Contracting 905-242-4432 RENOVATlKM Ceramic and marble tile installed, quarry Wes, kitchen, pools, Porches. Senors 10% discount. Anytime 416.292-1946 CLETus TILE Docks - Cerin unk - km Drired Holes - Set Poets FREIE agislsI Car Sim t,osaoason mobile 416.72••1348 DOOM ORM US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 1905-837-M)49 J. P. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Renovations. carpentry. siding drywall taping• trim, paint- ing.bathrooms. finished base- ments. garages. All work guaranteed. Free estimates. Call Phil 430-5873 K.C. Aluminum Siding. soffit. eaves. taxa, vinyi and aluminum. Low, low prices. Quality Workmanship Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 COWIL IM IIM SERVICES Addiwils & renowiofls ft of Tadllletrrl • F111e as6o Iles John Como CO. fry•, addlbns, walk oottrM dei w o do, ►•rtovalions 1• ••&Cat work FREE ESTIMATES 9054001-7757 416.563.11507 SIGON GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Serving Durham Region 22 yrs. Additions, sun decks, patio doss, saw 8 rec rooms etc. Free Estimates 5764760 '-1ar,ry--.ac. a•a..aGt for painting, decora- rng- gardening, etc weekends and nights available. $9 001hour. Will also move - house or apt. Please call (9051 686-105 • Roofing BCG ROOFING Shingles & Repairs Low Prices Free Estimates Chris 905-427-9140 Bob 905-965-1349 Electrical One- ENTECH ELECTRICAL SERVICES INC. Com 'Ind. •Residen0al *Master Electrician '2o yrs P4 Have you electrical needs met prdestian- aly. Cal Ross 9054U4373 Plumbing me PUASMKa, UcensW ,rwmd, repairs& alleerations, new bathrooms and renovations, pump FREE EESSTg1ATES 18 YRS. EXP! 686.8172, 24 HRS. 1.600.831-2383 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Inter 3 Ex•e•c• Eirmean Wortr, a lshlp Fas: clear., reliable service 420-0081 Panting and Design Intens Exterar caper "arlging Va-v Re - le• a:s Portfolio. Glean. _1e^or. Decorating 5acigourtd MIKE STEPKC (905) 83148M • Appliance • Repair Moving & rem Storage MDIMTAN MDVNG SYSTE11S we w• move anon -Mtww. ate. Cemriiii l of reA*ft. Padiagiig. •orapr and bores avaiklbb. sew a Md mono *iii Free egmmiss. 571.0755 14888.491.6600 MOYERS Move big or sinal, we pnoe them al! Free esbiriates, seniors discolxtt, start no- tice moves. Appliances moved, also swage space available. Comparabfe rates. Cal 132.2050. SELL R NOW CALL 683-0707 OR 79&7259 COOK - F/T cook at Ya facility m Ajax to plarvp pare meals. Expcook, for groups, budgeter shopping and maintarm kitchen. Shift work. Fora resume by May 21. 19' Kennedy House Yot Services Inc. t0 Milr Business Court #714, Sc borough. Ont M18 3( tax (416)299-3912 we v contact only applicants be interviewed CRUISE LINE EMPLOYMENT' $300- $%0 weekly. Skilled unskilled. Excellent pay/benefits. Call M -F. 8am - 9 p m cst. (504)429.9225 Ext. 479020 EXPERIENCED Ca w a^tea 'c• a Seafood steakhouse Apply .n pe sr,r 1180 Srmcoe St' Osnawa EXPERIENCED Hall Ca 7a,er L v,ng quarters or -. lea. reliable person. a 5?5_j 131 EXPERIENCED tefema ketal• needed Good wag Fal! '905) 427.6040. Ajax TREE REMOVAL & MAINTENANCE 'VVf' day � ectty tc assemble our product! AJAX Moving Systems LANDSCAPING A GARDENING Easy work. No Full services, moves, appliance CALL DAVE experience necessary For FREE details sent and piano specialists. Flat rate or 831-7055 S A S E to hourly. We now have heated Five Star Enter rise - storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 MICHALSKI MOVING Houses. Apartments. Of- tic•s. Appliances and Piano SpeCakSM S•rvor and MW -Month Dw counts Licensed. n- sur•d Free Estimates Exiattent service. Cad 436-7795. Experitrtced Cross Movers Bargain rates. homes, offices. apt.. etc. Piano moving. Padung available. 423-0239 • Flowing, • 1 ICarpeting NOR= STAR CARPET t;ALE Lots of Carpet on Hand stain release, Wet colons, 3 room (35 yid) Irom $299 iasialed- Sping Special 65 oz- carpet Lcarpet $28.00 i nslaled RO ESTIII9ESI Cal Sam (7 days) (905)619-2249 (905)706.3206 duly iG & rog-owed • House • Claming 39811E Maid Selrvim Complete & quality household cleaning weekly, bi-weekly, ocicaskinalily 619-0W3 • House • Cleaning CUT & TRIM LAWN MAINTENANCE Specializing in grass cutting. Call Matt 420-5445 21. .?4r..noL =--l-O.-9 L. 111 Lawn arr+tenance for. .Fatales • Condos • Conrirrcuil • kieustrW Rnid■i0ai Laridscapifg, Ponds. Rod rWOM P wen aaerforJ•g Soleus. RuWrerg Wass Enc. Autliffruilii I W i COntrw or 9Us 839-5349 ugired Vat Inks, t4letirig of pati in awma. Sona bibs kWelikd, al work No ken tt•nr•e YJNd •• iYaf Mi1f Mainllrmw Ce RANGER LANDSCAPING Lawn Cutting $15 & up Spring & Fall Clean up Trimming / Garden work eExce/Mnt Rates and Extf dimlit Service' GUARANTEED! (416) 806.1806 (905) 619.2125 • Gefdefwt� & • Gardening & • 1 talealCrprg . 1 L mWaping CEDAR TREES for hedging, wholesale prices, fresh dug, delivered, planting extra. 1-61S-472-38% RELAX THIS YEAR Have L AN D Mowing U& take care of your lawn. Dave 905-436-7833 Also avail. brush chipping, rubbish removal, top dress & seed damaged lawns, much more! - ' - _...�:-^•�u+�ira^!,u. :pitaa�+e:'_w:e:F��.,,,..... ;,m„�;;n,e..._ .-- • ......_ , ..- _ .iia-.;i'f:T`w: "J. -'.+:afire. w•�w+c+.. �:,:.,. - P Pool 1818 Liverpool Rd-. Sidle 21 anon Pickering, Ont, L1V 6M3 POOL OPENING SPECIAL - $129. all taxes & chemicals included. Limited time offer. G.R.B. Maintenance 683-8452 E••• Separty nn Ces CLASSIC CUSTOM CAKES PLUS homemade cakes and icing for birthdays. showers, holidays etc. Delivery available Donna 430-2406 aaa/eGC1/a1• • Live animals • All occasions • Al ages CALL JEFF (9%) M99-7057 WANTS MOM Doing Magic For Children's Fakes And N Occasom Have MylOwn Mapoalm Can S r91M 6604M EWoulty A naturae way to lose weight and/or improve your health and well being is through Heaven sent Herbs. Kelly Remmer Certified Herbal Practitioner (416) 282-7305 GAILLIND Requires Cleaners for evenings. Drivers license an asset. 683-4134 RLS WANTED from Or o between 6-19 to carr lein this years 199 onto Pageants Ove D 000 in pnzes an ,olarships including Ini Nationals In Las Vega! 11 Today, 1-800-367 ?5 Ext 240 JRSTYLIST with •apen :e and preferably some ntele, full or part time. A service hair. esthetic. 1 tanning salon Cal 1918 ask for Joe MRN NOW to operate mini office outlet Iron u home . and eam i at second wxwft Awe no benefits. Trairurq vided. Call (416) 204- 0. TURE superintendent pie required for a N rise building in OTTAWA itis to iridud• Cleaning, ntenarim and repain office dlAies. This car must hake good admkr alive and comnkmwca• skips, salary plus 2 (room apt.. utilities kr fed plus b•n•6! pack. . Cap Junk at 905-666 9. "ER Oprows want• US opmwx* sq p Dionow at Flood Traraponabon Inc. 905 - MOUS Entrepr resin y need apply- start you■ n biltirms for as low as 5. Cap (905) 431-0871 ! lave ^f•"+s•9•. UOENTS WELCOME join our fast growing rkeWV Firm, dealing I d Maior Food & 81 ge Franduses.Applic- s must posses strong rk habits, the capability work in a team wm on- nt, leadership skills, st also be able to start nediiadey and over 18 of age. call Sasha 721- IM,Ge eii Help I General Skilled Help Help (part time) The ideal candidate would be able to work FLEXIBLE hours, enjoy working with the public, have basic secretarial skills, excellent organizational skills and be able to work with little supervision. Car required . Real estate experience would be an asset. Please send written resume to File It 9822 Oshawa This Week P.O.Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario, LIH 71_5 University/College Students Summer Work Lcxal company is looking for fun, energetic people. Great income and experience training is provided. The starting pay is 10.00 & up. For an interview appointment call Diane Tues - Wed. 10-6 ?23-4920 SUPER -DIET Ta.e ;" Un- wanted Pounds * Inches. Look good for summer' 1004', Natural * Guar- anteed (905)571-5063 SUPERVISOR. Full time pan time for door M door 'und raising drive. Van or Car a must Guaranteed nouny wage plus bonuses Fluent and neat ap- pearance a must. Call Bran -900-246-0017 CABINET MAKER BOAT BUILDER permanent fill arta Must have previous exp ',r ouCiltelg of yachts Of Carpentry Cabinet -taking No aeercpes' r hyshcally M. deed own transportation Salarynegotiable Fax resume 905430-8306 IM OfficeOffice Help Help Raglan Industries Inc. Has Immediate openings for the following positions: • TRAILER NIECHANIC'S • U.l'�11\l �t & STEEL MIG "'ELDERS You may fill uut an application or for- ,Aard you resume to the attention of: Julie James, 5151 Sintcoe St. N., Oshawa, Ontario. LIH 710.1 NO PHONE CAI•I S PLEASE.: OfficeMM Skilled 11 Help Help LEGAL SECRETARY with of 3 years expert. ence ,n the area of Real Estate required Please submit resume to LEGAL SECRETARY. c/o PO BOX 30628. 419 KING ST N OSHAWA. ONT L1J 31.8 SMALL busy manufacture ling corporation In Oshawa seeks bookkeeper/secre- Wry. Must be a sen starter with in-depth knowledge of Simply accounting. Forward resume with salary expec- tattons to File ose19, PO. Box 481. Oshawa. Organo. LIH 71-5 ImN*IA� up to $W/hr PTSALES /FT. Financing aveilable. 1-900- 261-5597. Sk1'llod Help •INDUSTRIAL 6-A" Maculae OperatmanulaCturing ors for of nems andcoskrnes.t Profits finance given to those ex- perienced with Iycra. Also receiving applications for Industrial workers. Cas Scott Q (9D5)438-5818'. AZ DRNERS Paquired his part time min. 3 years U.S. ExPerionce. Clean abstract Cali Don 9-4. 723-7801. F�2683-07�07 OR 799.7259 EXPERIENCED MECHAN- IC. required by construction equipment company locat- ed ,n Pickering, Contact Core Rentals Limited. 683- 6711 PART-TIME TRUCK TRAINNG INSTRUCTOR Class AZ licence. 5 yrs. minimum veri- fiable exp. Class- room certification an asset. Please forward resume by fax to: 416253.4966 or qN 906602955 PRESS SHOP- SETUP Operator required for a precision metat stamping plant working to ISO- Oahawa Sand resume to: FIs if 9818, Oshawa Whit- by This Wftsk, P. O. Box 481 Oshawa, Om. LIM 7L5. MACUM lit =I& pmt best - O/ In Pkkwbl& 6owty lite pita pifew wtiels booms. Mast be COL are an, . (Mf) 4ss-s7s'1 Skilled Daycare Daycare Help • Available • Available MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN Must be able to read electrical schematic, to do new installations, trouble shooting and repairs to pro- duction equipment in a paper con- verting plant. Knowledge of P.L.C. required send resume to: TERLYN INDUSTRIES 782 McKay Rd. Pickering, Ontario. L 1 W 2Y4 R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING requires 5 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp. Clean abstract, clean criminal search; (905) 434-5110 k'arb,rnhugh Iiear'� E:yu;pmcnt Mfg. has openings for MECHANICAL ASSEMBLERS applicantsmust have 3-; vr�. Ftperience in a relevant field. This pftsition requires your own hand h,ols. This is a permanent full time prl5ttion. Call: 416-291-9756 Fax: 416-297-4034 Att: Dave Minimum 2 years experience. Clean driver abstract, police clearance and U.S. medical. - Top Rates • Singles • Weekly Pay • Teams • Direct Deposit • RRSP Program • Comprehensive Benefit Package Please contact y jhM Wilma Fraser P t a t p .. _: (905) 579-2911 Fax (905) 579-6050 •equued'or nose tolerance work or '^.:vlds * drecast dies CANAMATIC MOULD Co. Ltd. 595 Mackenzie Ave Units 9-11 Alax. ON Tel. 905-686-3660 Daycare • Available E.C.E. 'W,,, provide a warm nurtunng environment wan many learning opportun,- ties. Experienced , Filled enCes Pickering Beach * Rodo area 905-426.1534 • I meacwmemw W11.1 fir 110ntt91 opportunity for personal lional growth, for a re( ;ity grad or other ambiti sal with outstanding com I skills and an enthusiastic If you have boundless energy, love to smile and are naturally happy, we would love to have you on our team. Background in health sciences, fit- ness etc. an asset. Apply in person West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Highway 47 East Unionville, Ontario. Daycare I Daycare • Wanted • Avaliable KIND LOVING CARE giwr EXPERIENCED CARE required in my home, GNER fast aid and CPR. 4 (Finch/Rosebank). non years experience, space smoker references, light available for infants, Now, Spring and Summer With Sonya's Summer Helpers Hire a live-in nanny from Quebec (416) 488-3373 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18 1997 -PAGE 25 Articles Articles • I For Sale I For Sale HOUSEHOLD contents. Including: upnght piano. coffee/end tables. bedroom suite, drapery, other items. All in good condition Call for more Info (905) 723• 5045 HOUSE SALE - many Items including pine cap- tain bunkbeds. apt size washer, encyclopedias. WESTNEY!Rossland - nett- Low p'.ces Lalesl _oiou,s Natures Children Book set, able babysitter available ArtICIeS Fisher Price carseat. with 11 yrs exp ICs day. ' For Sale Edesk, booster seat, white girls care diploma Hot lunch, 'our S150 each Call gift curtains sham* snacks. fenced yard.bab,es CARPET MILL D,srtibu. rod.Royal Doulton Bunny - welcome. references. re- tors, 12 months No pay. kens teapot set Best otters ceipis. reasonable rates. 427-4937 ments. No interest, fOAC) 3 Call 404-1264 anytime lease carpets or ,and I rooms (300sq. ft ) installed KING SIZE brass bed. asking $700, Electronic vi»th deluxe Dad from only Y Conn Organ Fridge. stove. Bargain $399 Specals on Vinyl washer dryer, freezer Re - Corner Ceramic andWHardwood cling chair Hardwood and Legacy. mahogany, ,ndud- Flooring Fee Shop At mahogany desks Call for 1 WOOD STOVE $156 Home 1.800-663-6046 details 905-668-2309 after 22' 111 x 25' -d- x 20' CARPET - Quality Carpet. 7pm deep call 427-2021 Low p'.ces Lalesl _oiou,s :Ondrtared indigos * dry. and fashions 15 yrs ex. 15 inch G.M. aluminum penence Sales. Installa- •ims with Goodyear ribOer. tans Repairs For free es- om 87 Trans AM Set of Iterates Cao Wally 19051 'our S150 each Call 723-5295 or 706-3517 305)831-4578 www3 sympatico ca/car- COMPLETE Scuba diving pets equipment mostly new, CARPETS - lots of arpet, also 2 new adult life lark- IOC', ry'or, new stain re- -1s, $40 each can 576- lease carpets or ,and I 1134 win arpet 3 rooms. $349 FOR SALE. Cross Trainer Master Gym rwedder) P5ench Press. Leg Exten- ,,oNCun Lat Pulldowns Seated Butterfly Dumbell ,iris fMax resistance tot 'ench press exercises. 00lbs 1Telephone 905- '.37-007+,$4C0 FWArticles 11 for Sale NEW LOWER PRICE' Crehmatic ad,srao,e --anng bed queen -size. •xcenenf working :ondr- ' ;r Yeeds top mattress. or bey offer Call 905- 16-06.4 Price includes carpet, p,e- m,um pad. expert installa- tan. last delivery. free esIt- ,.,� 686-23ta CARPETS SALE. Lots of carpets. ',r', ^enr stain release. arpet 3 rooms $339 130 so Yd 1 Includes arpet. premium pad and ^staiation Froe estimates. ;arpet repairs Serving _%ream and surrounding 3'ea Sam 905686-1772 CARPETS 7^r and save s,ew 'W", ^ylon. Stain- less F, Il product line avari- able to suit any budget senior o'scount Repair and 'evnercnkrg 'or ire" es- timate. Cali and Ill show SPECIAL FOR NEXT 7 You the difference 100'x. DAYS: $5.0 Or a,' our •e. customers satisfaction :Ondrtared indigos * dry. guaranteed Mike 9051 ors Show rdom is full ol 431-494C Reconditlonednew aC- COMPUTERS 4 SALE. phances. washers vyers. Sea ,-pieta S45C 495 dges, stoves beer fndg• Compiet• S6oC C D es. dishwashers. freezer 6 sound card S"'C Taxes mo warranty on recondr- included phony 1905 571 - !,on manufactures manufactures coat. 5g, ranty on new Barbecue board etc Computer parts. parts for all map- ap- COMPUTER SERVICE LIVING 6 Diningroom shears * drapes. -attar glass coffee * 2 end tables. 12 speed bike. 'owing ma- chine, locking, easy Char. darkroom equipment call 666 1746 MOVING SALE - pine 'ab,e shgst of drawers. nardfy used tw.r beds wilt' neadboards and mattresses $65C or nearest offer. black:eather Lazy Boy $400 ow 2 coffee tattles $50 each 839-7315 NEWER :ouch and -ove- sea' :rearm,pastels. $8rr black dueer-size waterbed with 6 drawers n, o,ed headboard matching dresser 5600_ 263-4754 message. ONE OF A KIND ^and jrr, s!e,ec sr'a 3 ove- seat 7 h sofa * 5 - iova- seat. pale blue 9 'rosted white. sigh' prrw S emor, ,n desgn Fufly-asnabbe Covers Superb ,On dot: ilii $85r Also bedroom suite l,grir mapievvooci 3 :-awe, dresser tr7pie m,mor .w -,ght tables. matching up. holstered chair s:,pe2 conadior Paid S200C sell - ng for $750 576-9419 PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS I s' , ' «are - house _,w„ 3 „sea pianos (upnght 6 grand. digdal pianos * keyboards Not sure. rem to own Argo se - fiction of „{piles Call Tel• ep Piano 4T3-743- SHARP 33-•43' prances, service available and saes Used aril ^eco SATELLITE - Tracker 7 6 d&YVweek Stet 6 Hanks partsupgrades at reason- system 'el Urge ct'ar- Appances 362 FnsnC, St able prices Pnnters S49 sna master dish Ask ng Oshawa 905432-7167 VGA color monitors $125. $85C 905426-1556 fax machine $149 Sys - 1996 CHRYSLER Carav- terns. 386 486 Pentium SEARS Model Ind ntnal 'w*' 5 litre ^ew '•ort Call for pnclrg Mode' T SLze : von 23.000Btu brakes body exce:ent Computers. !31 Bron, S air condrhonw. 5290 Call $80C 080 Computers. S. Whitby 905) 43x56'5 9057255182 486 Ox 40 66 and . Doth -•,:ni-media Call for details COMPUTERS - INTEL f35j723-5000 Pert,.^ 5s 5685. Pe'. Laundry tub and taps. 12C s 5795 Pent !66s 1990 MPV Mazda. color $1699 Used cdor monitions w^Ite 'uny waded !30.000 'rom S89 New '4' 'rom Km, good condition ask,rg $2!9 and ''eco t!0- $7695, Antique diningroom 5595 Used 486 s f285 set, b utlet. crura. :able * 4 Clearance pr Cas on all 486 Chairs. like new asking components CPU's Th 5900 oto Gorgeous wall board etc Computer unit, w, Installed library S Clearance Centre 164 small bar * liquor cabinet Baseline Rd Bowmarhvdle asking $700, Electronic (905) 697-3059 church organ w,double ed dogs waiting for that 5 tial m n t Keyboard. good cond,Uor_ DMMGROOM slate 14 asking $500 430- 7758 pc. Grbbard Canadana Legacy. mahogany, ,ndud- 24• STOVE $185. Frost ng oval tale with 3 lei free refrgerator 5600 Cot- 10 Chairs. let 1- bullet. Pullet top lee table 6 2 -end tables and server ft85r3 pc Double Dox (905>?63-2303 spring and mattress $200 905-579-0906 DISMANTLING inground 9 PC. solid oak dirwgroom suite, $1500, tunctionxlg Pinball machine 'Joker Poker' $500, 4 seater couch and Garr, French Provincial Velvet. $450. Call(9D5)683-1428 v PATIO Doors (6 panels) vinyl covered ($3800 New) Asking $1200 O.B.O. Can 576.1873 ATTEND OURanFREE lbw b - cone d Seer making demonstrabon seminar. it can be lin and saw money toots Seminar given by a prolassiMd KWucbr at St Anne's Pure Spring water Company. Book raw!! Phone 579-2837 CARPET BROKER, !0016, Nylon thick. plush. stain resistant carpet. For 3 rooms. only $369.00. Price includes 30 Sq. yds carpel delixe pad and instalaoon in your horse. Free quota- tion . in your home. No in- terest, no Payment lex one housekeeping. (905) 839- through preschool age. 2022 Glandale and Hwy 2 area MATURE energetic ex- Cas Eliane 420-2585 r perienced nanny with ex- (300sq.ft..) installed with cellent references, in my deluxe Pad hoot Ixdy $399' Pickeni hone, for children Specials on vinyl. Ceramic 5 andn2 1/2, 4 deys/week, and Hardwood Flooring. beginirg July 420-7028. Free Shop At Hbrrie. 663-6046. pool. an items br sale" healers to hoses. for details call (905)428-0039 atter 8p m DOES Material N"ar to you. Have your drapes, bed Grhen. accessohes and anytlhin9 else that matters to you Custom Made. Lim- terial Mtwtten ro us. 905- 665-0159. ELEGANT S&SOW y din- ing furniture (Homeshow winner). Oval pedestal table, trghheadn eau dohs. buffet, hutch. Sold cherry - wood w/brat". Asking $2.395. (905)725.6274. SHARP UX'05 Thermal rax V3 :1.4. 3 yrs dd. S15C obc Canon Pr,oro- copier PC6RE - 9 monms old. $650 obo 9e6-J97C SHEDMAN 0-3 ^y wooden Sheds s x 9 peen K,! only, rny 5299 plus ;ax Many other sues and styles ava,able A.sc garages and (Jacks '61 McKa,, Rd UM 3, P.,.,,ng Fo, ^ore nlo. call 905-619-2093 SOFA -contemporary style ctffl beige and I" pat- tern and 2 matching teal Mars, very good condition 2 yrs old 5750.619-9675 SOFA BED chesterfield. n.3tching chair b hon -stool $225 Solid wood eno ta- les 3 oDftee table $1,75. Single bed, box spring. mattress. frame $50, enter- tainment centre -Natural solid oak $750. 728-8906 leo message. OAK/PIItE FURNrruRE- Tradibonal woodworking is pleased to Introduce our new 'Home Office' and 'Entertainment Centers'. yv haw added many new bedroom a dining room pieces as ws1. We WOUdly handcraft what we sell and offer tore highest quality fur- nishings available any- where At low competitive prices. 905985-8774. GARAGE door repairs. USED FRIDGE $M. and broken springs, cables, UP. used stores $200. and rollers, openers installed used washers $250. WHIRLPOOL BATH, c/w AMERICAN COCKER pump, fittings etc $750 SPANIEL puppies Ador- Laundry tub and taps. able. affectionate. Idei,me (brand new). $30 for both friends Blondes and (905) 683-4642 blacks Purebred. shots WOOD STOVE, Oven unit, dewormed. tads docked. Stove top. Upright fridge. home -raised Call 985 - Carpet 12'x25'. Wood 8021 working tools. many other KITTENS with fall booster items Call 905-426-1506 as well as young adult cats Articles (many spayed or neutered and sully vaccinated) m Wanted need of loving homes Also, many medium to larger su- ed dogs waiting for that 5 tial m n t ANTIQUES Absolutely. Purchasing furniture or an- ything old. Soiemdic instru- ments. China, sdver, adver- tising, toys, decoys, dolls, milk portles. Collections or estates Call Robe" Bowen Antiques +905) 655.8049. Br000r APPLIANCES Wanted. working r ^ot working Call Stets Appliances 905- 432-7167 ' Arts 8 • Crafts CRAFT DEALERS wanted f^ 7af ex'ravagarza in Jet the bg top June 7 * 8 at tie Coumce Flea Market Call 905-435-'024 CD's to sell? �'1I pay "op doitar to ,our ,sed and new CD s Call George at 435-'998 FOLD(14G WIRE Stackaoe contamets witn at leas- - gate trop App•ox 42 atilt Y Contact Abe 683-5'!' WANTED conte oedroom tv" :a,'ager 5 p m 432-7733 W, Computer nnternet "it'C vrww :i,rham- -ews et a c238 in lex ht^ pe so eo e o give them a second chance Pet supplies and donations al- ways welcome Please call Durham Animal Adoption (905)x38-3411 ATTENTION: Dog Owrers Cogg e Dooley Pet Waste Systems starting at $5499 up to 15C Ib wt Dog uta Jackets starring at S25. 32- F're Hydrant indoor.,outdoor BEST Ban 4-12' 6' 10' Lifetime Guarantee. !rom S1099 Dog shovels from $599, dog sunhats from $9 Or 9-9 7 days'woek )05)723-5413. Fax 723- ,� FREE' FREE' FREE' Fad VaLec a! $2C `or new studer'S !e- -' nar:ar aoer.Vec :3sse5 p.DOv 3ugn i r"mediwely :o'e- .cgs wel- .. a*. K9 CONNECTIONS DOG OBEDIENCE "Our experience and results make us your logical choice" Orr Or' 3--e 31 438-1711 'For Immediate response use our new pager rro. 905 720 -7596 - Pools, ' I Automobiles for Sale EARLY BIRD SPECIAL '6 -4 -ec!a^gwar Kayax poolrincludes declis * le+c- ing $S 195 Meets *Hang by-yws. 25yr warranty '- 800-668-'564 P,cxerng, Al phone 4'6-98-7509 P4• Lost b 0111 Found FOUND. am d vorvo Keys it yea:ren case Monarch 3 Clemerts cam 683-0292 BoardiN NEOPOLITIAN Mastiff, :6 ^. ontn )lc S30C Call atter 6 p m 427-9424 FOR Sale purebred unreg- istered Shihtzu Puppies, first shots, dewormed. Call 905-576-%56 FREE Black Lab part Chow. male. 4 1,2 monms.to a good 'tome . has had up to date shas.683-4724 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE ASSOC. Classes starting Monday May 26th 8 Tues- day May 271h. Call now ro register (905) 435-0868. SHELTIE PUPS: Mus -;-T-- "Dare Tn'Dare to be ddbMW!! CKC registered. Champion par- ents, great temperament. full written guarantee, hone raised. breeder. Call 905- 655-1172 DOBERMAN puppies. 5 black d ton males, 4 black d tan females, tales docked. dew laws re- moved. vet chat ked. Par- ents on premises. (705)786-1848. Mon -Fn after Spm $49. New doors/operners. dryers $179 and up. Brand Ouakry Plus Doors 416- new brand name fndges, 336-0073 16. c.f. $605 New brand name 30' stows $449. and COmpUt@r HEMTZWW MODEL up. New scratch and dent I Video 47268 piano GWbransen bar 5 c.f. $219. Ste full year, Daniel, 1-800- organ, living room, dining Phenson's Furniture and 217-0101. room, and bedroom suites. Appliances 227 Court St.. Carpet = Oisnibutas, 12 other items. (905) 263- Oshawa. 5767448. months No payments, No 2963 WATER- it you are con- ,.. .---- HOT TUB - octagonal. 6 let, complete with custom cover, pkrrtp, fangs. etc. As Is $1500.obo 420-7373 cartel with the taste. smell Nor leek of your water, we can help. Can for inti. 686 8351 or 6860234 after 5 p.m. TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR- RYLS WHERE YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY. '39C Mostar; G- C ,c -d 2-1r 5 -speed. 'wiy oaJec tire engine red. '53000kms like new S85JC ' 990 Chrys,er Day- .x,a ES, too or no :,no fully loaded aura 61 JO -s $8995 1991. P,ymouth Ac - ;:aim 4 -dr auto. Surguroy, a, Cruse 131 300kms $485C 1990 3MC pick _p .9 auto 84 000--s S850C 19W Chev Cac"ce 9-oug"arn 2 -line orue : ailed power seats both ;.Jos. .test year of old stye ,to wneeis. 85 JOokr^s 38500 '989 Cha„ Cavake, 24. corvembie white new top waded. 97.000kms auto. mint. S885C 1989 Honda Civic. burgundy. 4 -or auto air. 45 ;AOkms, nice :ae $6995 1989 Toyota Corolla GTS. 5 -speed. white. red int 1i36.00kms. air. 55595 firm 1989 Chev Z-24 Cavalier. 2 -dr, blue. auto. loaded. new white letter tires, sun root, 141,000kms, $5995 1989 Cadillac Sedan Deville. burgundy, all origi. nal. mint. 162.000kms. $8500 19M Cadillac D'El- egance. fuer-size. Bos. V8. loaded. leatner. 86.D0Dkms, $7295. 1988 Dodge Caravan, white, auto, v6, air, seven rider, $4995. 19M Chefe Celebn- - 5cotookmsr 53495. 19e7 Ponbac Sunbird, 4-0oor, new 2 -tone paint, bluersal- ver, new tires, absolutely Mont. 56.000kms, $4495. ALL CARS COME CERTti RED AND RECONDI- TIONED. DARRYL'S AUTO CENTRE 170 BLOOR STREET EAST, OSIMWA 416.3M NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credit? No credit? Bank- rupt? Can Tracts at 905- 576-1800 05 576-1800 or 1488-259- 3673. 1 can help! Co FMI video WM DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at X4400 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY MAY 18, 1997 Automobiles Automobiles Automobiles ApartmentsM11 Apartments ApartmentsM Apartments Houses gin, For Sale For Sale WantedWMotoroycles , For RentEA For Rent For Rent For Rent EAM, For Rent 1982 TURBO T fans Am. fully loaded. T-roo'. ac 170K auto $5395, 1973 $75 to $7S00 for scrap cars 1981 BMW R-100 1980) engine CARUSO AUTO SALES - & trucks or any condition CC. 46 000 original kil runs great. disc brakes. re- 1985 HONDA Accord 4 dr vehicles 24 -hr professional color (505) Silver Metallic cent body 8 paint. $2.000 burgundy, 172K. auto. pick-up Call (905) 706- with matching windjammer. as ,s price includes new $1995 1986 HONDA Ac- 5740 Melzeler tires, dual vented Cam Headers 571-1290 cord LX. 4 dr silver. 177K Pickering disc brakes. cast light alloy 1985 CADILLAC Sedan $2995. 1989 TOYOTA Ter- A 6 A AUTO- We pay rims. Iii saddlebags. Dev,lle 129.000km White cel, 2 or, blue. 165K $80- 510.000 Gash on the Must be seen Asking with leather interior 41 litre $2995. 1987 HONDA Pre- spot Any condition, any $3.995 or best offer Call V8 Auto. loaded. cert ed Jude. 2 dr white. 2081, year Call us anytime. 24 Jack (416) 264-2311. 686- $4.000 Please Call 723- auto $3395 1989 HONDA hours. 7 days. 30 men serv- 4044 after 6 p m 7932 Accord EXI 4 Or N k ice 905-686-5003 or 905 - anynme Oshawa 905 -43' - 1965 NISSAN 300 ZX Not ac 170K auto $5395, 1973 706,5234 winter driven. only 85.000 Motomome 22' $3995 as is ANY SCRAP Car or Truck kms $3995.00. cert call DOT Safety Standard S650C 905-839- 576-5696. 666-5148 Certificate- Special $39 95 wanted. complete or not /61ed SPO -1 loaded $9895 1992 Top Cash paid Free pidi- 1987 HYUNDAI PONY. 4 Call Phil 686-3803. 1895 up Call (905) 404-7530 or Cyl running condition Clements Rd Unit 177, 434-7489 $575 as is call (9051623- Pickering 1983 15 112 h. Prince - 8175 mouth Voyageur LE. Ouad AUTOMOBILES and ,ole •v craft ?ice- e CREDIT PROBLEMS -7 On seats. loaded S9995 1993 1988 Ford Tempo 5 sod p - the spa' ',tear _,229 D^ion trucks wanted ! p or sofa $121c ebo. Sta,crah hard. payments from $50C Any condition, any age. top tent trader. $1500 obo.Monthly payments from free removal ,n the Durham 619-0681. ask for Rick or 8150 0 A C Gars. trucks Region. cash paid 416-953-760' vans 1981 to 1996 Alanay y or needed. '75 to '87 Chen or GMC pickoC for pats Call 1988 MERCURY COU- Au!o Sales Ltd 146 Brock anynme Oshawa 905 -43' - GAR XF17 fully loaded St N Whitby Phone 905- W,7 $4250 or best otter 668- 666-3382 for size - 199' Buick Con- 6033 evenings. 723-8880 w - ^scleras l - P CASH FOR CARS' We days DEPRESSED By THE buy ,sea vehicles Ven,cles 1989 DODGF Gran,, Gar. Weather' S: are we, So are -rust be ,n running condi- duan Clean and rel our prices' Let us cheer you hon Call 427-2415 or Come mainta,nes bugandv co- up with these deals We to 479 Bayiy St East. Alax bur el dark tinted wino. have 13 min, vans all cert,- fled and ready to drive at MURAD AUTO SALES offers running boards un- away from $3995 to • 1,2. & 3 Bed Apts. apt Full bath Kitchen. too' V6 4 speed automatic $13.99500 Trave• ,r coin-' Trucks parking, yard No pets/ S650C 905-839- ton' Eg 1993 Ford Aerostat for Sale Marine /61ed SPO -1 loaded $9895 1992 $650 inclusive Call Deter a 1989 FORD Probe mint GMC Sata,-. 8 passenger MANAGEMENT WHITBY Two bedroom cc^: • :- "'field 5. loaded $9995 1992 Ply- 1965 -ernat,onal, 22 5 1983 15 112 h. Prince - speed! 2 2L S420C Call mouth Voyageur LE. Ouad 10, - sped, single axle ,ole •v craft ?ice- e 905-725 368 seats. loaded S9995 1993 DT466, too many new oars wells ' sh,ngdecks will, 1989 PONTIAC Sunbad. GMC Safari. 8 passenger to Inst Bells to Drove Cell-, seats 1983 25 HP Mercury S Mazda 'C` DOC isms only 59995 !.ed as. n•- $8 50C Cal, and trader Goon conditionRX -":C �7 .15 -speed 00okms 1985 „nev As1rc excenen! Tony 721-0986 Ask,ng $3 500 Call !905, Mini S750C 1986 Honda conC for :rs great $3995 Like some luxury in 'ORD 420-8538 Sp oo* 75C CCS a tamely vehecie' Try "nese 1990 F'50 Pickk.0 3 Reso;P-rcete , $ 500 for size - 199' Buick Con- S•a-Ca : ,ow mileage w - ^scleras l - P (90572•-983' fury LimitedabsaDs . oiuteiy condition cap anc stainless steel prop 1990 ACURA -'Agra GS Perfect $7495. 1990 Crier, box liner SDOC certified and ono radar asking 55000 Ivan after 6 p m 723-1492 L m E 4 775-269a 905.4369064 THE SUMMIT PLACE WEST SHORE 2 -bedroom • 1,2. & 3 Bed Apts. apt Full bath Kitchen. ° MOVE -IN INCENTIVES country view, suit coup • All Util. Included parking, yard No pets/ • In - House Supt. & Maint. Available May 15th $700/ Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 pm 655-4177 Sat & Sun 11 am- 4pm $650 1/2 Jill Ph $650 inclusive Call Deter Call 619-4663 VALIANT PROPERTY AJAX 3-bdrm detach@ MANAGEMENT WHITBY Two bedroom 905-579-1 626 ment apartment. Rossland AJAX: ONE BEDROOM WEST SHORE 2 -bedroom A STONE HOME, qu apt Full bath Kitchen. basement apt 2 appl • country view, suit coup laundry, separate entrance parking, yard No pets/ references, June 1, 1-9C Available May 15th $700/ smoking Avail. June 1st 655-4177 month utilities included $650 1/2 Jill Ph $650 inclusive Call Deter Call 619-4663 (905)839-4819, Pickering AJAX 3-bdrm detach@ ONE BEDROOM Base- WHITBY Two bedroom 1 1'2 baths. 2 appl , sins ment apartment. Rossland apartment in clean quiet garage. $975 /monthly 8 Garden, $650/month, all building. Available June Ist utilties Avail July 1st h inclusive, fridge & stove $660 monthly includes pets 839-3069. Call 905-665-7648 No heat, parking. laundry facil- 3 bedroom. 2 story, 2 1 pets. ities. Also I bedroom apt. AVAILABLE July 1, 4 be AJAX, BAYLY/ Harwood- avaialbe July 1. $585 /mo. room upper level 19( One bedroom basement Phone 430-0959 sq ti, 3 bathroom, cerarr a t rivate entrap rk- WHITBY 1 8 2 b dr me & hardwood floors Immac I . e, cel pa d d a oo late condition 51100/M ing, o'atr, all inclusive. firsti available May / June call - UtSIRABLE 3-bedroo last. no smokingipets Avail. (905) 430-9146 or (416) plus utilities. also 2 be immediately (905)686- 789-4145 room apt. available July 2234 a Available now 5995 $650 inclusive Call Deter r r • t • - t kties Calf 579-0282 OSHAWA 2-bdrm '200 Morgan Sutton Group HE OSHAWA - 2 bedroom WHITBY. Modern 2 bed- stage Realty 905-831-9500. apts July 1 occupancy. room fudge and sieve and .,throom! Iivengrofi 0 $600 range Locations to laundry farna,es, walk AVAILABLE JUNE is suit you Stockwell Realty GO Train. park n; ase •• : Camelot Crl N E Oshaw Corp 723-1265 •. $825 433.753'. 3 bedroom. 2 story, 2 1 OSHAWA 888 900 484-8311 baths. central air condito Glen St 2 bedroom apts r r OSHAWA - 3 bedroon ..g. finished rec rocer $675- $708 Close to shop- ^ no schools GM/GO 1 .+'qe balcony facing raven r r ice yar . no pets. S9f 'Jhlihes included Fi_ ask ' ; ..r month, first & last, re Pli 25 • discount to ':'8-9770 or 427-4653 seniors Call 728-4993 - . OSHAWA 2 bedroomFreshly - UtSIRABLE 3-bedroo S69C per mil all inclusive r i - i _;e `J%N farOshawa, fa Parking laundry. appeared- room. fireplace, oa' es. close to all amenities route iii .rved staircase. mus June Ist 404-0525 (John) a Available now 5995 or 666-8004 r r • t • - t kties Calf 579-0282 OSHAWA 2-bdrm '200 ter • r 5Q R owi�• baGk- HARWOOD & BAYL' GleaminE 4 Split new apphances e r r i' a'n - ! - 3 bedroom Patio door walkout to backfloors .,throom! Iivengrofi 0 yard from master bedroom ngroom.kdw chen, 'sto All included $775 inclusive Available utilities '• dge. !au-Iry fac incltx June 1st (905) 571.275% ' 905-668-7332 Non smomirg $900 Far-,', R -dor, North _• Irties Occuparcy Jun OSHAWA CENTRE ;oda- r r -.t 416-291.5694 No, c,cw a•ge 2 bed- -- • r - room apt with balcony r r OSHAWA - 3 bedroon Newly decorated and WHY ••; _a'. -ge traekyar0. large dell broadl000med. top floor C. -your own home fcr appliances. avail July ' Avail June Ist Must be less man you trvnkO° Can S950rmo toll Free 1(80( Ex_e,e- _end or In. Dudes auto air, curse, PW Am Fm Cassette S. a in ure dr oalled very pretty 5'435 '990 Cadillac Sellar Deville�14 Darts Farm OSHAWA R.00r �: large AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE. seri 585 ind Call Emilio 668-7303 Heave message Dave Ha lock Sales 475-9949 Re/Max ySumm! Reay CL •' -, i_t: a" :,r r '992 Geo Traeke- S spc �^ , ave• 500k- Gold tan Raquipment s _, '"-'C"-.,m apadmeris LY. - W",1Dy A, De wimr c "a tea^ 2 be:, : 119911 Ltd (905) 668-3800 Powe- Dunrpol leather ,n- error S'6C 000 ii r• S76X loaded. leather low Kms S" 495 '989 Ol Drnrc n clean low so build, g spaci ous carpeted newly CLEAN, QUIET or (905) 566-3211 Cert,heC Ca;;,'21-909' 'ass Ge'a. E Cy'. loaded Cay 905-366--o6a1 A pa G :lose to 40' 3 GC Park panted with balcony dose Far-,', R -dor, North with parking $720 - hydro D y S Md o tion Asel $6 90C carr. Rede SPECIALS . 1987 GMC ° Dassengei 1996 ,,,ding ng Avalableo �mmedrately to ben shcroing, a@ Jhlihes Oshawa 18 2 bdrms In - Available June Ist 728- 1990 BwClr .asable Ltd. Reduced y an otter or. d try �a _ Cy 52.500 as _�,,, Muwer p s c Indust,a.Con- From S60C :month Phone induced. firsc1ast required e0 elusive Pa cable, parka Y Q Houses Houses 3 6 r•e Ve•. clean. cert,- ttySe -- 1989 Ford Escort 4 ,s S3 000 certified firm - `n°`cia' Oi•vr "• 2 hours K s 905-_ 76125., no pets. ' bedroom 5675. &laundry fac 723-2094 For Rent ' For Rent IM hod Must be seen $740C cy, auto pretty „ttle zar "--09". Comes 3 -BEDROOM aDdr'men!, 2 bedroom. $775 Call Ing; -, ^a r;a.r 9. e" gen W P1. dr. security System Ivan after 6 p m 723-1492 ria to GO and PTC $595 wit^ transferable WILSON OLIVE a•ea. 2 430-0134 OSHAWA 2 -bedroom 138 OOOkms 57995 1993 1990 CHEV CORSICA _95 992 `,ii Sen- '•a. 4 Jr 4 cyl. auto 55995erd 97 JIMMY SLS. 4 dr load- •4 "lendeC warranty Top of the line tactor $22(X; firm bed -.--1 1,a rl 'Ile. AVAILABLE JULY LST. 10r'SQ" 'i•�" apartment .n CL •' -, i_t: a" :,r r '992 Geo Traeke- S spc �^ , ave• 500k- Gold tan 623-76'4 diatety Fridge stove c "a tea^ 2 be:, : CuDlex on Celina near 73 :•- � . 1 gree, wit' soft top. 103 )OC Kr. won interior ter- ote iii ess entry 29 DOC 5 Welcome 1905 579.268E heal 5742 & r 'Ciuded yd Ca,p.1 dose to OGH and tus ro- Olive onvenient location Wase, �nte•,o• mint conC� $6295. '966 Cavalier Z 2 Cay 905-366--o6a1 A pa G sundry parking !ac Da 253- late Dark ng laundry. $675 with parking $720 - hydro D y S Md o tion Asel $6 90C carr. w^'e auto^anc 54995 bed ask,ng S' 500 Cal! / ' ' air top of irle P.oneer Ster. m y'i e ndusive No pets 576- Available June Ist 728- hed x.905 t7'-2!28 leave '98- Nissan Dec- ..- 4 cy, 1994 GRAND PRIX SE: For Rent 8369 or evenings 263- 7540 heave message 2255 or 430-7816 message out= only %%'o � r spin, aa995 Over 4C vervcles :c Trailers Ira•,er like new fridge 522 Spacious apartments. quiet BASEMENT apartment. OSHAWA Newer builtl- 1991 Z24 CAVALIER, ,uuY Choose Iron tir`w �s the stove. etc $3 850 Tele- ing, uhhees included Close 3 -BEDROOM aDdr'men!, r- L ve•:.. Year snob- Ing; -, ^a r;a.r 9. e" gen Ioa Jee Ow - ea:e stili time to deal at Cenicar Aeric ping GO 1-Dedroom, 4- evarranleeC GU player, Centr@. '55 K -r; Sc West 1990 HOMESTEADER -2 ata@ T 6 oomoof 58000 at M,Cta.^ Ma 'Where x -r " -,- r -e ': ■ ; o01>0 Car ,Craig 305-434- 6700. 905-434-','a customers send me' _.." 2C t•oroom Main ! imine- mme- mends' Oper Sundays !any furnished One Dd- ed- 1993 CAVALIER Wagon Caste for your car Trades loom, 4 p- pain fridge full a$720C Welcome 1905 579.268E s-zepropane stove and • cies! one, Ca,, %05; LADY OWNED -' Rea over Electric hot water 678-8F'8' H,_ -.1a. _.Very dell ' : x '6 shed. ^ew 1993 METRO GEO, white Clean high mileage out roof Florida room. new tari,.. --,n, :.,r 55 now motor As s or cera- Carpet Located at Nestle - MVG tuned ,.p regularly bed ask,ng S' 500 Cal! It Park ,r Hw, 36 bet - air top of irle P.oneer Ster. 905-432-3756 weekdays 9- weer Lasay arc Bobcay- ec Only $4 iOC call 6P- geor on water Ask,-, C.- rc oow�',w^ Wn,tby. ping GO 1-Dedroom, 4- erOw sones Parking & 'iy- D Pets. S80C ^ort^ pias Oiece bath large sat -,n dro included, on b:.s route - rdro. firs.tast. dear quiet kitchen. A/C mete utilities. 2 -bedroom. $750. 3 -bed. r ueldrng. Ava,lade imine- mme- Snared entrance Suitable room. $860 (905, 428 t ately 666-4312 rooms. 1 block !c Seniors for 5,ngle mature working 5740 : ease Leave mess security person• quiet home NO WHITBY, RESIDENTIAL 'replace off large moderr St $600 & 5720 per ",ohm petssmokng $590 1st; n- MARY ST. E WHIT- Ws,. relerenCes 832-5249 seer. , e De,..,01 '"534 laws basement apart- NORTH OSHAWA I- 2 ,Yi • apt _1,i Ju;•, CENTRAL Oshawa. ex- mens, separate entrance. ' HOuses Marcnester. 4 Pedro, ^ - in mature wet! main. carer• c-1,19 'S. -sed- walk:.,.' to fenced yard. For Rent oeautitui century home, or named low rse building rooms. 1 block !c Seniors hdrdili floors through- - ngroom, family room wire !nines pants; security Centre. large units start at 5595 SOUTHEAST Osha. out. whirlpool tub, non smoker no Pets available 'replace off large moderr -amara induce% For &Capt .c view cast 666-2450 wa location. 192 -bedrooms immediately askng $625 star, at $550 !sVlast 436- inclusive 430-3519 (905'78-320C Ded TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR. 528.000 or Des; c'•r- 1 6 2 BDRM APT era AJAX Basement ape Hoar 6889 728-7344, pager 9 park Ra South 1991 GRAND PRIX rE RYL'S. WHERE YOU GET Leave message before a June 'st a! � ,, Malaga x946 cher 4pm 905-725 9148 a32.5t07. 5814 Caa 683-8571 until P'W P-: P 5 P M _-_ se MORE CAR FOR YOUR D m or Call &her 5 D m log Also 2 bill at Mason stopping centre ac indud- rany like new (8850 1992 of401OSHAWA. Of 401 2 -bedrooms. $602 Tin Am.Frr. cassette recur- MONEY •3�4 ;-ev Cava. per Ask to, Denise (905 St $600 & 5720 per ",ohm ed Parking, cable. hydro COURTICE - bright 2 bed- Plus hydro, one bedroom ty system 79 000 k• ,e 2 5-sPeed bas 2. ��85 579-3791 all inclusive No Pets Call $600 first last references coin low@ duplex a a p" $525 plus hydro FirslAast Ela 500 Call683-3C2o or $7495 4 -dr. 6 cylinder, auto, bad- 576-6724 rs83-0799 piiancers, fenced yard. Laundry. parking Call 1994 GRAND PRIX SE: ere, •993 Cnev Corsica LT 'v6. 1991 FLAGSTAFF 8 h tent 1 BDRM APT. avaeiaDer AJAX Oxford Towers. parking, electric heat $725 (905)428-7124 Loaded exceue^' send,- white, 4 -dr, loaded. 136.DOOkms $495 1993 Ira•,er like new fridge immediently Cable. park- Spacious apartments. quiet inclusive Available June 1 PICKERING - 2 bedroom basement C bon. one owner. certified P Saturn SL' 4 -Door. tea: stove. etc $3 850 Tele- ing, uhhees included Close Oueldi g, close to shopping. FrsVlast 576-31M available now 1300 SQ h Bight. private. W P1. dr. security System green. auto air, phone (905, 428 37th to GO and PTC $595 401. Pool sauna & GO. Parking. Available professionally designed 4 dr. ABS AM;FM cass. 138 OOOkms 57995 1993 1992 CORSICA fifth wheel month No pets 831 8587 Three bedrooms.' imine- be DOWNTOWN WHITBY, and Duch No smokers Hwy driven Asking lumina AFV var. gold. trailer 25 h full 1 bedroom apt ground cutely and July 1st. Two small apartment buA 2 � �'• $1050 .;month 831.3244 n tchon new windows a '-rnaCe S1295mo or wren 2 car garage. with 4,00( s7 h bodysnop on 2 acres Commercial well ren $1895, or will sell, owns, t.nance. with $30.00( down or trade accepted Immediate possession 725-117! PICKERING, convemenl location, 2'3 rouse. 2 -bed- room. . basement . ga. rage Available July 1st beg $70 995 Call 905-723- loaded, 144.DOOkms, new Y - excellent Condition phnoe floor of Oshawa house, bedroom July Ist From bedroom apartments. lots of or 831-5575 2 bedroom main level of fenced yard, suit couple, rid suit co, le, no 2804 motor with 20.000km war- cher 4pm 905-725 9148 ver private Driveway, y D y 5814 Caa 683-8571 until rk parking. nodi all amervMs PICKERING, 1-bedroomtPer- house Hardwood floors, pets, nand, cond., am4m cass, p.s , rany like new (8850 1992 Good condition $1900 pellet lance. nonsmoker 730 p.m. Available June 1, 11730/ basement parking, laundry, rJau, 1 month.l/2 utilities. 839- 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6. Mercury Sable dark plum. 27' HOUSE Trailer, deck, f6501'ndusne 5711293 Chekr, Corsica, light green. month inclusive. Firs$730 apartment, Can- vats entranpe. $675lmonth, block to Oshawa Centre. 7719. plc abs, d Caw p/trunk, 4 -dr. 6 cylinder, auto, bad- awning, steed 15' Run- 1 i 2 Bedroom aim in AJAX, 1 -bedroom base- Also bachelor apartment. no pets. no smoking. Call Available June Ist $800. _ system. 4 -door ap ed 99 00okms. $8500 about boat. 70hp motor, Oshawa and Bowmanvelle mint apartment, available available July 1, $5pp/ --- - -75. Catl 668-8967 Housing prox,ounty highway kms. 1992 Chew Cavalier, 2 -dr red, auto. air, 85.000kms trailer, ski -bar, waterskies. Starting at $600/month. June 1st• private entrance, month fhst/last. Call (�`' � SOUTH Oshawa. large 1- rice car $5500. 1991 Ford tN>a11tQd $14. 0 Li } Like new, one $6995 1992 Cargo Cara- situated in trader park at incl & stove included, ge laundry. all utd,ties + cable, & GO. Parking. Available bedroom apartment on 3 BEDROOM Sam, avail- basement owner. owner. 905-083-3020. van, V6. 113.000kms. ex- Upper khorn Lake with laundry facilities No y $650/month. Call 427- 427 - LARGE one bedroom lower IbOr of sem,., with able June 1/97 on Dean 1995 PONTIAC SUNFIRE: cellent, work van. white Only $10.000. Will salt 0, Cal (905) 434-2407 4619. basement apt. available laundry, 2 -car parking, Can- Ave. Oshawa, $900/month WANTED:LEASE to own' 85K, black. tootled, alumr• $6995 1991 Lumina Z-34 separatety.905-576.0539. 1 -BEDROOM basement AJAX, 2 -bedroom, 2 4pc July 15. Ouiet West Lynde vale entrance, $575 as in- plus utilities first 8 last. (9051263.8378 responsible agency is pro - num wheels, rear spoiler 2 -dr bWCk, loaded. new CAMPMIG TRAILER, HD - apartment. no pets, no baths. combo livinged,ning area. Close to downtown Available imine- vd,rg care chookin with Excellent condition Asking tires. 166.000kms $7900 Top sale or rent low rates smoking, good for single. $500 room, kitchen. stove, fridge, and Go. Sep. emmence. Air. clately. dWtel Mature workin y' g 3 BEDROOM house. near . mal needs. is bolting lex f11,200. certified Car 1991 $Unblrd a dr, white, available Reserve now, inclusive. Pickering dishwasher, washer, dryer, laundry, suitable mature single/couple. No pets. Lake Vista buses, a large detached well evenings (905) 728-0265, cream puff. 94,000k.ms, auto, air, new tires, $6500. 905 509 8178 area. Call 905-428-0046 8nytime. $825/month plus utilities. available June 15. Ajax ngle S non smoker, no pets. q } 905.579-1869. plaza. schools, quiet court, a/c. maintained 4 or 5 bedroom home M P dker' ing 1991 Chev Cavalier, SLIDE IN Camper, to f. 1 -BEDROOM basement Reahy Ltd. 683-1811 e @renes. 11500 incl. 1995 SATURN SC 2 white, t31,000kms. auto. auto, r F250 Ford extend a cab. or c apartment, bright, private CARS COME CERTIflED 430-8617 door, 9,100 km, auto. air air, 55395. 1991 Pontiac a Grey 3/4 ton up to 1998. AJAX, Furnished bachelor cond., am4m cass, p.s , Sunbird grey. auto. air, Good condition $1900 entrance, access yard. private entrance, park- OSHAWA NEW modern, p.b., white, balance of war- 115.000kms, $4995. 1991 905.576-0611. n Dorking, utilities included, $700/month. No pets/ ing references, first 6 1 dean, t 8 2 bedroom opts., $725 rrcNlsive, t� Canty, super clean, rust Chekr, Corsica, light green. TRUCK CAMPER, for 1/2 smoking. Pickering Village. last g, pets, non smoking, 428--7677.to proofed, fabric protepion, auto, air, 123.00okms, ton truck, sleeps 4, fridge. Available immediately. Calf 11600 /mo. inclusive. avail - km, $16,400. Cal 905.432- air bags, wrtitied, estate $5900. 1991 Pontiac Sun- furnace. rangetop stove. 905-426-2707. able immediately. 427- NORTH Oshierse, 3-bed- sale. Asking 1115.500. (905) Derd, 2 -dr black, water hook-up, p, asking EXTRA LARGE 1 & 2 4973 room. 2 -level CONDO, dean 433-8147 162 s. V6. auto, air, 112,500 call 905.683-3948. a9 HYUNDAI SONATA, 1990 Ford Aerostat, 7 well-maintained, f '. rice car $5500. 1991 Ford building, large balconies. bedrooms! in North Ostia- AJAX, large 1 bedroom overlooking courtyard, ci- 1995 SINIflRE. 9.000 kms, Aerostat, black & & GO. Parking. Available Non-smoking lemals pre. war Large balconies, quiet basement ramie floorsng, new broad 4 -door red loaded mint grey, fully loaded. 905655- Leasing build CA05 42 d apartrnenL 4 pc. loom 4 appliances 1 fad ing f $14,500. Call (905)579- auto, air, seven oder, 102,000kms, $6995. ALL ' Rentals an $698.01.. Utilities, cable bath, bright, laundry, all utilities including cable, bath, 2 1/2 baths, outside bath,pool/lay-area, 17 QUEBEC ST., ONE bedroom apartments for 8t�1 CARS COME CERTIflED and parking ncuded. close to AND RECONDITIONED. Available June Ist. Phone $700/month Call (905)426- college & al amenities, ref- rent. Simcoe and Gibb 1997 SUNFlRE, 4 -door, auto, air, till. Aube wipe's. DARMIL S AUTO CEN- 1995 PONTIAC Trans- (905) 5795584. 1556. erences, tst/last, $850+hy- dro. Call 905.125-9546 af- area, $450 + hydro, Osha- wa. Available immediately. Call. am/fm cassette. 5.000 TRE 170 BLOOR STREET port. 38,00pkm, balance of OSHAWA Bloor St. W. ( ) AJAX, large bachelor ter 8:30pm, 571-3229. km, $16,400. Cal 905.432- EAST, OSHAWA 416-- factory warranty: take over targe 1 & 2 & 3 bedroom apartment, separate en- NORTH OSHAWA eatra � SOOT' X33./ 7340 or 905-718.6704. 3�' lease, $392/month incudes apartments in Dean low trance, $49WMonth, first/ b 3-bdrm, 2 -baths, 9th included, a9 HYUNDAI SONATA, 1990 Ford Aerostat, 7 taxes with small down DaY- 229 rise build) Close to 401 last, irlduding utiliDes. building, large balconies. ownheahyter pay own hydro. Prime Oshawa nice car, 5 speed, only Pass•, loaded, V6, auto, menti excellent condition, & GO. Parking. Available Non-smoking lemals pre. Utilities, cable, packing in. location near O.C. and 85.000 kms., $3995.00. green with gray, into fully loaded. 905655- immediately. From $600. arred Available June 1. duded. $849. per month. Midtown Mall. June Isl. certified. call 666-5148 or Woo or best raasunable 5807. month, Phone 905-576- Call 619,2307. Avail. June 1st and July 1st. 4��. 576-5696. oRK 434-2775. Ph. (905)5795584- :, - - - ., -wv. - - fy4*^i ..>.Cr ,.�wxOi-;,:.. ;. �..f1.1'i�i.J.: •' . -4,.;.,,,.. - , 'erre.-�- - - - •�'"=`'�twwlit� Prefer business couple, no m e , 229 Pets, references required, area, references available. $700/month+utdities. 725- Please call (416) 438- 9768 8829. June I. ' TowMlo A ' Townhouses Townhouses EggFor Rent 2 bedroom townhouse in well maintained family complex Freshly decorat- ed. Includes 4 appliances. all utilities Parking• dose to schools. all amenities. July occupancy Also 3 bed- rooms for Sept occupancy. 122 Colborne St. E Osha- wa Appt.434-3972. 3 BEDROOM, North Oshawa. location, close to schools 7 shopping. 2 ap- pliances. $658 plus utilities, available immediately 723- 9911 AJAX - 1 & 3 bedroom apartments or townhouses. dose to Go, schools. shop- ping. $619 - $970 plus utili- ties Available June & July 9905)683-9269.9.5 p m COURTICE - 3 bedrooms, CIcSe to 401. June Ist Call days 905-683-8055. after 5pm 905-683-2852 or (416)283-0647 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 bed- room • basement town- houses in well maintained family complex Freshly decorated with Frig/stove. nose to an amenities. -ting at $758 !month On site Mgmt office Call 905- 728-3777 PICKERING Village.3- be^.room ec room. 1.112 baths. 4 appliances. air conditioning. and more $1100,month plus gas & rydro July 1 leave mes- sager305)428-8498 PICKERING. attractive. well kept. 3 bedroom, 2 bath- roombroad loomed throughout. 4 appliances. Ideal location. SW . refer- ences 1-1705)277-2285 SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 beoro-;r� tow•-: ;se Gose to schools and shopping 5950 mo all nclus" First/ last Available May 15th 905-579-9956 days STILL RENTING. No mon- 'W•" wvn 2 and 3 oed•oom home From 5706 per month all inclu- sive Mmimum yearly in. come S25000 Aurelia Ra- sanu (305) 728-9414 ext 201 Rooms for Rent AJAX. Room for rent in a basement apartmerl share faorhhes with t other. $350/month. near everythmg, non- smoker preferred. no pets 683- 3669 FURNISHED Room in fm- ^e„ oasemeni separate entrance, parking, Cad0 . laundry inclu 7eC share k.'--rer 3 --at- with t other, $?-5 mc^•' 'ton -smokes 4.7-3513 Rom MIIEForoRenst: Industrial • Units ROOM available for non- smoker• quiet family home INDUSTRIAL UNITS 1280 Terwillegar 1974 in of Private bath, sq MBloo uand Park use kitchen. facilities On bus and 1748 1 5 route Bayly/Harwood area. 905. sq if $3 25 sq it net Call 579-5077 686-2102 after 5 571.3281. SharedMaLfoo"rfRgenst Accolrlodation BEAUTIFUL new 3 bed- room Oshawa Duplex Available immediately, sec- onds from 401 $4001 inclu. sive. Call 435-4694 COUNTRY HOME, large Furnished room privacy. 10 min, from Ajax. GO sta- tion 5400 / month 905 - 427-5441 HOUSE TO SHARE - Dixie & Glenanna P ckenng Professional non-smoking female preferred. 3 bed- rooms. 2 baths. June 1197 $525 Incl Sandra 1416) 205-6619 MASTER BEDROOM m Luxyury home.Jac uzze, fireplace. cable. parking. GO. A/C. no lease $650 Inclusive 905-608-1132 or 416-564-4500 PICKERING. 3bedroom fully ',"'Sled house to share. air. pool, fireplace. $500 !905)839-8664 PRIVATE, large room, shared k:'^hen & laundry facilities. Gose to public transit. available June tsti sooner Finch/Liverpool area Call 831-5046 Condomniums For Rent WHITBY - Peri "- 0,: S'350/Ind Nor A-1 Pickerel Fishing 2 bed- room cottages. South Shore Rice Lake weekends and weekly rates Boats & mo- tor Days 372-2284 Even. ings 342-5203 BANCROFT AREA. 2 bed. room cottage for rent start. inng37 May Can 905-619. 92 AT LAKE SEYMOUR. Woodland Estates. a Trent River System, fam~iy house keeping cottages. 3 pce bath pool. beach, store. playground. 90 min Northeast Pickering 1- 888-8'3-2212 Em Resorts EASY COMMUTE a 'e - ax ^g ,vas -^a -,1-, pa k with all hook -ties Eoloy our fishing. pool piaygrourj. store and friendly at. mosphere 1 12 his N E it Oshawa. 1-888-813-2212 W11 Ronda iac. Rentals 3 BDRM Semi-detached 2 s+oroy home 'n Soutn Oshawa Must be sold' Needs TL C Asking $87.900 Call 905-72'- 2140, for full details' 3 BEDROOM BRICK cu - gaow w•r oe�•prm basement apt with prvate enhance and appliances C,A, double paved drive Close to schools. GO shopping and park; Oben house 109 St Peter St Whitby Sun 1- 4 asking $154 900 ran 655-4120 347 ATHOL ST.E.. 'JSna- wa I•^ a ,gym � ,. ...,.. fireplaces 3 -bedrooms. 2 Ivll ba:r15hn,shed base- ment. new furnace, lits of hardwood P•,ce S145.900 Car '9C5i434-5406 for ap- p�irtrri 4 BEDROOM c rgalow �^ew % --V-, 2 wr»d- acres -jeeded access ., iinert River Rice Lase 99.3pr '705/653-'395 BOWMANVILLE l ;very 3 - CLEAR WATER AREA. bed•- -- ,ryrr house_ ' 12-dams� Wal.:, .• acuzzi BBQ private yard from it :ro ravine mailable now For irfo and c',ose s-nocls R srop- vi, photos 975 - 579- ping Call905-623-86< 3788 smokers. no pets 905-668- -ed•oom bna 3800 Card Norris. Remax Private Homes `'�^ga w --1'2 baths Summit " Fw Saleental vac newer oath,. 'Dim broadloom 3 '„'race niched basement ^ Office 8 -round pool 4 appliances • ' Retail Space -SPARKLING $MINIM; $+58.500 '9051723-oa95 ANC �- completely -enovateci "Ke NEW 2 or 3 PICKERING Renovation OSHAWA 4 Month. Free -etlropm townhr�uses $500 depose. $32 000 4 De^, . ;^=ungaiow ^D down 71. mortgage S86^ 1 Rei» ' - 950 sq 2nd 'Ir 'early to quatty Good per mo '416, 260-939' S55C 600 sq main $SOC credit RARE OPPORTUN. 300 sq It across from Dish ITY Call 'Gentleman TownhousesCentre. 600 2nd Ir $SOA George Walker' Colowell 1.200 sq It 2nd floor 1 600 Banker RMR 905-728- 9414 for Sale sq It main Call 434.2447 0(655-4132 OFFICE UNITS FOR RENT second 'Icor grod Simcoe Street Norte (Oshawa, 'o - cation, parking available Avadabie immediatley Call 905-576 5 123 ask for Bob or Katry Garage 8 • Storage Space SUMMER ,•;•a;� s^ow Y7,0'1 For All Your Decorating Needs... Lau Jen's 1t, formerlY Laurie's Catering & Cake Decorating WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES & BIRTHDAYS, etc. (905)721-8273 or (416) 238-1930 $145.900 - OSHAWA. NORTHWEST ^ourt B^cx ou^gaiow 3 Dedrooms 2 baths, na rdwood floors. GAC. FAG. threshed base- ment. woodstove (905) 725--5925 COURTICE - 2 -storey. 2 7% s, '1 4 bedrooms. 4 bathr(family room. hrepiace. main Moor laun- dry. Hardwood floors. cen- trai airvac 4roshed base- me-tn-9rountl pool $ _9 30C JPEN HOUSE Call anytime �'6-93.9P 1 3 -BEDROOM end -unit. Walk -out to iced yard 4. appi m-ediate posses- sion. close to schools. shopping RosslanWHar. mony Oshawa Nicely decorated Askmg $89.900 (905) 432-7171 no agents ABSOLUTELY A GREAT ilea No money =ow" Mortgage payments less than •ex: Refurbished 2 and 3 bedroom townhous- es w.th appliances Frst time a-yers also e.come - Limaed 4"ri:ty ava,abie Start rg a1 S51 - - Cay' Rick Na _70idwr Bar— - .w^a 1 2afifily Tnt - i- s now yours for all your residential requirements:- • new construction • renovations • decks • preventative maintenance ?tt ill a4e 4% ls4114se4 air Atlas ontractinr 0 6 Investment Property EXCELLENT commercial bu,ldmg Fully leased Tri- ple net leases $38.000 per annum base rent Asking $329.000 Call Randolph Lengauer. Suitor Group Status Reality %5,436 - HISTORIC TRI -LEVEL. renovated bulking formerly Whitby Audra Excelient l- .ahon for retail or office 5229 000 00 call Randolph Lengauer, Sutton Group Status Realty 905-436- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAV, MAV 18, 1997 -PAGE 27 Lotsam VacationMR Auctions rem, Auctions For Sale Properties 5 ACRES . Highway Iron. CLEARWATER - 2,1 tage Highland Grove, room mobile (family park). $15.000 10% down $200/ heated pools, hot tub. month for 1 year No Inter- minutes to beaches. sleeps est Balance easy terms 6 More Information aval- Immediate possession.. able $275 weekly 905 - Ron 1-900-351-0021 or 434-7184 613-332-4677 Out -Of -Town Properties NATURE'S OWN. tvalkmg, sw—'rig 8 pr vacs t00 wooded acres. newer ex- ceptional 2000sq ff nome with 1501 highway !rdn- tage. 1 112 -hours north, $138.500 905-985-3263 ' Legal Legal Notices • • Notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS the estate of Verna Frances `oah, Deceased d Persons -avind cairns against the Estate of --a Frances Noah ate of the T;w^ ,F A,a7 w', died ,^ or about tire " th day of pecerrDer are hereby ro?f ed t, send par''a,.ars ,f e ire Jndersign5 ,r De'o"e 1^e 3Ctr Jure '99_ 3"e' o—?- date -e Estate A, Ded s'".,�,'eC c] the .^Ce;,•red ..a./,. ,e- - .-e ca i s t`•er i .ec DAT- g y ED: Aor 251, '397 J,,Ai,., A.,n H'.rrer and A'r(.' Ha!,Id "ie,Sc- N^tar E3'a1e T^,slees N 3 N -oy A -Cr -w D Felker Esc WA,K=c -EA-- Barr ste!s arc 3c. ctors 32:C -'3C5 pcKer'no Pawwa, ?oxer. -, 0^ -a -c 1 3P2 9C5 a3 p4 5d3-3:44 BusinessRa Bus+rless e ' Opportunities ' Opportuntbes ROBIN'S DONUTS & DELI A francnlse opperh,nit, Is a.aliaCle':r a new location in Pickering on Hwy 42 Robin's :s a Canadian organization with over 230 restaurants across Canada having been to business for 21 years. Robin's Is a proven concept offering cof- fee, donuts, muffins. bagels, pies and full sandwich deli This location will also have a drive-thru A qualified franchisee will be required to make a cash investment of approx $100.000 00 and 4 weeks training is provided at Robin's Training Cerlre For franchise information Call Paul Misener at 1-800--561-3184. SMIL 1%7 WANtr TO SWLE ABOUT? Complete 8 Partial Dentures I DISCO M TO SENM Same day relines & repairs FREE CtIrtslltatim Evening & Saturday appls. 4FOO -- PICKERING DENTURE CUNIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420.2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING (SUPERCENTRE PLAZA) RESALES Thime Share Campground memberships Amerca s Largest Resales Clearing House Reson Sales International 1-800- 423-5%7 241 Cottages For Sale COZY 3-BDRM COTTAGE cont. _ w,tr a•ge a^a . room Pius joining separate lit. both 75 11 frontage on Peaceful Sduthba'/ r ;` nce E'iwa,,J County �s.^; S'29 900 Phone 6t3 a75 -1,6C for more • ' Auctions Thursday May 22nd at 11 p.m. 261 Blow St. W. Oshawa (at Park Rd.) Having received Instructions from the owners, we are clearing the assets of the Jolly Frier Restaurant, property sold. building being torn down, including: 4 deep fryers. 24" grill. 24" charcoal grill, 2 ton a;c unit. 3 steel doors. scales, sink, upright freezer. electric oven, re- frigerators, warmer. Bunn coffee rrc. Foster 2 dr cooler. Hobart dishwasher. w,c Booster. triple sink. 15 ft hood co 2 unit & fan. 11 tables. 32 arm chairs. Hobart potato peeler, chipper, freez- er smoke eater, beer cooler, fan. lights. TV. :ash register sign. counter, dishes. silverware plus many other articles. Note Time: 11 am. Business closing, everything must go. Fully rl, pped restaurant Viewing Thursday from 10 a — Terms Cash. Visa. MiInterac. McLean Auction b Liquidation 905-686-3291 or 905-432-2836, on site 905-579-1611 r..Tfl, Auctions on, ' Auctions VICTORIA DAY AUCTION SALE Monday 19th May at 1:00 p.m. Preview from 12:00 noon. To be held at St. Georges Hall. 38 Jackson Avenue. Oshawa. (Take the 401 East to Simcoe Street Exit. North on Simcoe Street to the first turning on right). .de have ceen Instructed by me pnnaples of DUTCH - CAN LEATHER FURNITURE INC. to sell by PUBLIC AUCTION 20 asscrea styles of EUROPEAN rr'ade LEATHER Loveseats. Sofas and Chairs r various colours inciuding. Brown. Blue. Greer, Burgundy. Royal Blue. Ta -2)e and others. All LEATHER turrlture carries a ONE YEAR Guarantee and ALL LEA—HER furniture vl ce delivered FREE within 60 K c meters cf Oshawa. Also -cluded will be a .n.urrber of PERSIAN Hard K ---,ted R,;gs and Carpets Irl various sizes and patterrs from 4 ft. x 2 ft. up to 10 ft. x 13 ft.. Vik'rg Sewing Machine. SONY Tape and Arrpllfyer. Computer Desk. PANASONIC Printer. Cocks. Dept, Sounder, pair Plated Can--iesticks. F re Iron Set. cartons of misc. Mems. Hai' Stand. Davenport. Bronze F gure. several T `zany style Lampe. Picture Easel. Reil Tcc Desk. Birdcage, Dresser M icor. Tub Chairs. Pictures and Pr.rts. Coffee Tables, Era Tabies, Tea Trolley. Dining Room Tables and Sets of 4-6 and 8 Chairs. Delft Porcelain, Display Cabinets. 8 piece Dining Room Suite. Canteen of Cutlery, stamp Album, etc. etc. TERMS CASH - VISA - MASTERCARD - ONLY. Please show proof of identity when registering. NO BUYERS PREMIUM OR SURCHARGES. GERALD BONE AND ASSOCIATES AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-481-0324 y.&per; News Advertiser Phone: (905) 683-0707 Toronto Line: (905) 798-7259 Fax: (905) 579-4218 L SER QUEST 10.7 ,.... #A— . r..e.. AR REGULHOURS: MON. - THURS. 6 11 - 11 PJM. �- 4 Pall. - 1 AJ11L SAT• 11 AL1- - 1 AJM- SUN- NOON - 1 1 PJAI- BIR lilw PNBIIES A SIMIAfFR GIMPS MEECIDAIED! Wiu[ 111 Or Gill to 404 9737 Pon w BmW St � A:tollw ••� oil it r We 2200 BROCK ST. PICKERING 427-4311 PACE 28 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 cottages Money For Sale To Lend BOATING, FISHING, Trent System 3 bedroom cottage 1 3 acre, premum water- front lot . N of Lindsay 5 mins to Sturgeon Lake Scugog River Motivated vendor 585.900 Call 666- 5424 Camper 9E Trailer Sites COBOURG. $3995 full Ivr'ce secluded trader lot. in a forest. sandy beach. fish - mg, (416)431-1555 or (416)501-6365 'RED SETTER RESORT - Ia.— y campground and cottage resort on the Trent Large Spaccus sites Full took -up trom $825 2 and 3 bedroom co^ages from $350week Rec halt store. q pec: lakefront swrnm ng boating good fishing 905- 43"807. 705_?78-30% TRY Cobourg East Camp j; .na< to daily weekend vacator or seasona' camong Quiet family park Weekend acl,,-,es, pe!s are we,come 905349-2594 I� 1 will - Mortgages, ffo Insurance MORTGAGES - Good, bad and ugly Financing for any purpose. rates from 5 95% All applications ac- cepted Community Finan- cial Seances 668-6805 • 'Business pportunitles OPPORTUNITY AVAIL- ABLE RPcta_-an! ^pea- please call 723- 527, ask b- Danny • 'Business l�pportunities • ' Registrations 36'K INTEREST ANNUAL - Yes' 36% annually. plus Bonus - plus Perks - plus major tax benefits. (Keep all the profit) Maxi- mum pend of participation is three years Minimum amounts of $1000 For de- tails please fax (905)576- 1503 or phone (905)434 - ALTERNATIVE MEDI- CINE. 4 1'2 yrs ago I left my 100K job Today from my home. I earn more than my doctor Pan-bmeRull- time Training provided Smak investment required 905-432.8234. 24 hr. recorded message RESTAURANT/BAR Ajax Mooers deco ;afro 2500sq h must sell' Only $'9.000 ROTI RESTAURANT •' ry busy & c '.!ane seats 40 L L^B O $109 000 Alex Skordakis Sutton Group Heritage Reality (905)619-9500 FUN IN THE SUN Camp program still has space available for full weeks during the summer Reg- ister now, so you won't be disappointed You school age child will have a fun filled day with sports. crafts, cooking and nature studies Call 839-1842 to register. Enrollment for the summer will guarantee a space in our before and after school program for the 97.98 school year Baylair Day- care has a space for you Coming • Events 3irls wanted from ^anada between c. -,y 'c Compete n this ears 1997 Toronto pageants Over $20.000 In zes and scholarships. Incudmo trip to atronals r Las Vegas Call today 1.800.367-2125 ext. 218 (Never known to fail). Oh, most beautiful flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine, splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, ass- ist me in my necessity. Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven & Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to secure me in my necessity (make request.) There are none that can withstand your power, Oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. (3 times). Holy Mary, I place this cause in your hands (3 times). Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you must publish. It will be granted to you. D.G. 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Aiax (1 block w•e,,t of Westnev Rd. and Hilvv #2) For information call 683-5(X); BLAISDALE MONTESORRI SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE 365 King .ston Rd. Pickering (Corner of Rougemount and Hwy #2) For more information call 509-4547 F A M I L Y SWIM McLean Community Centre 4:00 p.m.'* to 5:00 p.m. Also same time on Saturdays A d u l t s $2.50/Youth $1.50 t Flexible Membershqu - a" k 'he koala Is the laziest animal in the wnrld, sleeping an average of 22 i • Personals l` curs a day' Your pet cat 'tui •' s ceps an average of 13 hours PRIVATE $5 00 24 his. t 1997 HIGH FIVE SUMMER SPORTS CAMP BASAFTEAU - AUC ff - 15 VOUFYBAU - JULY 7 f ff COLF -JULY 7 - ff IlW178Y LOCATIONS OCFUFNT COACIIIINC FROM DURN M TEACHERS SOMETHING FOR EVERY SPORTS MINDED GIRL AND BOY - AGED £ TO M * CONTACT HICH FIVE AT (905)M-= OR (905)4304933 SOLVE THE PUZZLE! It's a rebus and a riddle, too! A rebus uses pictures instead of words. This rebus is also a riddle that you can solve. First, solve the rebus. 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Pon and JrQ time available MOONLIGHT ESCORT SERVICE High Class Male Female Escorts for all occasions. Out calls. 24 h.rs. 7 days 431-1466 (Hir,rg escons FOLLOW YOUR HEART Needs sincerity and hones ty7 So do I. Non -Smoker single white male 37, slim attractive. active and ad venturous Enjoys learning Irving and experiencing Ice I enjoy the ouid<.ors, walks camping, canoe ng k a, and pets Seeking smoking em plryed S.nglE white female 3r 4- slim tr Pr!Jm hr: " sh d'E 'ion Con,-," d^ .rds••,c 729 - . Sflean makes the difference. Jii, l�an', unlyuc icwhulg rncibod prnxfuil he -Iter grades and Improved moli%ation. Wc'%c ;dread} helped over a million students and families nationwide. To learn how we can help your child. call Syhan tixlay. SVLVAN LEARNING CENTRE? l3rttrr grads- ainrju.ji the brtrnnina•. 981 Brock Rd. S. Pickering. 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Ontario ♦ Reading ♦ OAC ♦ Homework Support ♦ Writing • Math • Study Skills ♦ Preschool Program • Study Halil AJAX= PIC KERIMCI • KARATE CLUB Riverbreeze i Community Centre, #1 Richards Lane, Ajax Montessori Learning Centre, 401 Kingston Rd. Pickering "THE UI TIMATE FORM OF UNARMED SELF-DEFENCE" SPECIAL: OW, MONTH MEMBERSHIP ONLY 09.95 rmpwow;x;Ps afdlNE 1f3N7 �. v WR wM - LWATM BIROLLMENT iiftaos}.430 4721 7 o11►1r1B/WUK. -- Children and Adult Classes Flexible Membershqu First Class is always FREE • Develop Co-ordination and Flexibility SeB-Defence & Physical Fitness • Increase Self -Confidence 8 SeII-Esteem Blade Bell In"ors ' Install Discipline, Motivation and Pride Continuous Year -Round Program ' Promotes an 'I CAN DO IT' attitude Family Rates ' 2 Locations to serve you better ,A tt...ir�, : rAr.M.,r cmm - "�ffii.ttxE,rsacx ItaIIIETOIt WNW" AJAX CLUB N * B ISI - manna cum PICKERING CLUB - : _•:•._:,:.:.--:,.�..,.u:.:�•SleMl.dtNriliL:h';:�BlBriauea4. a^..--.;:esxrw.r.. :.....,..,.�,x.r.... ... _. _ .. rirra..�_.. r' • . _ .. atrs^.ti�•i+•+wailiD�•6�r' � . -. �... - _ __...__ _ _ . _.. - a Companions !'rurrd ru .4 rte• liver S, IIUUF .Y 1 MECHANIC SHOP To pace youJr SINGLE while L. 55, rfM{7 �e tired reliable, soon o 9 retired gentleman looking In aaw-.lo.t�m, wweDvrn�ilVV1r WW for someone special to �„ C.,w ww�� CO 576-M share my We with. I enjoy a quiet nights at home. Sun- arta let one of Jay drives. Flea Market and Jmmg out Am a smoker, ��_=+` our Pm,,,�1W occasional drinker, looking 86ism `_._ r� for a woman 40-55. Call you, 579-3087 EM Deaths FMI Deaths KNIGHT, Margaret, Peacefully at the Sunnycrest Nursing Home, Whitby, on Thursday, May 15, 1997. Margaret Knight (nee Lehman) in her 83rd. year. Belcved wife of the late Norman. Loving mother of Beverley Fenen, Jack and his wife Elsa, Barbara an her husband Dave Roberts, Audrey Wry, Shirley and her husband Ron Harvey, Gary and his wife Brenda, and predeceased by son Eldon. She will be greatly missed by her grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren. She is predeceased by her br_ther Norman and p. sisinrs, Anne and Clara The family will receive friends at the McEach- nie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Monday. Funeral service to be held In the chapel or Tuesday, May 20, 1997 at 10 am. Inter inert Stouffvilie Cemetery. MALONEY, v' 'p S'eo^Fr ]":, 3 e^gr^y II!ness F "Tonto General Hospital on Thursday May t5. 1997 at the age of 48 Philip Maloney. loving hus- Dand of Suzanne (nee Fernandes: Cherished and cevcted father o! Kevin and Keily Beloved sor of Larry and Helen Maloney of Scarborough Loving nr:ther of Peter. Denny Terry and Murray P,ede- ceased by Larry. Dear uncle of Craig, Karen. M cael Andrea. Christopher and Brendar Tne `a -:y wilt receive friends at the McEachne Funera; Home. 28 Old Kingston Road. Ajax iPckenng ' ;o - ,ace 905-428-8488 on Monday from 2-4 and 7-9 F.nerai service In the Chapel or. Tuesday May ail at 1 oo p.m. In lieu of flowers donations to e Canadian Cancer Society or the Kidney Founcia- cn would be appreciated by the family Dad is such a special word. A word that brings to mind. A big warm smile a Piping nand A way of being kind Devotion to the farridy. A word of patience too. "Dad"a such a special word Because it stands for you' R—In In 1 Memoriams 1 Memoriams eine mcrn(pry uta dear Hushand. Fa thrr and Grandfather Rocs Burns M ho pxswd am,ar Ma) 18. 19146 lir didn t ,get the, h ance, T; SaY our hist goodkies, Or tell ,vou )ur%• much we love vuu. So logether %e ruuld (ii. But in our hearts we irw%. V,u .said .goodhve err us. You will al%uYs live forever. In our hearts and memories. Sadly missed, never forgotten. Your loving wife Jean and Laughter Donna and husband Bob and your loving grandchildren Lisa and Scott. :1 Airinkwwrin OAnnWeirsivies Ann Marilou & Joe Mason are celebrating their 50th on May 17th!! Many thanks and all our love. "The Kids" THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY MAY 18,1997 -PAGE 29 THE AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER; AUTOfeaturingPENNZOIL SOURCt FOR ALL YOUR AUTO SERVICE NEEDS, CALL THESE PROFESSIONALS! Bring your vehicle to life with a visit to Diamond Shine Have you taken a look at VOur vehicle lately? I mean a real good look rJo you drive it with pride? Are you happy with the way the inside and outside looks like when you take someone for a ride or go for a sundae drive? If you've answered no to anv of these questions, then maybe- it's time you had it professionally detailed by the experts at Diamond Shine Car Cleaning & Detailing in Ajax. C'tEAMNG re Located at 221 VVestney Rd. `;., the staff do more more than clean your car. Thev bring it back to life. This family business, includes Joanne Elawar along with brother Nath and dad Jamil. Joanne says the business has been growing since they opened 14 months ago and acknowledge that without the support of their customers they wouldn't be a success. "We've always strived to give our customers the best quality work possible," says Joanne. "We also treat them the way we want to be treated." She says that people spend a lot of money on their vehicles so its important to do everything they can to maintain their value and prolong their life. "People spend a lot of money fixing the mechanical parts of their car while the rest falls apart because of neglect to the body and the interior," she adds. Diamond Shine has a variety of detailing packages available from $19.95 for a hand wash/dry, interior cleaning and vacuuming to the Diamond Deluxe Package for $134.95. The Deluxe Package includes a complete interior vacuum, shampoo and deodorizing; carpets and mats washed and shampooed, - complete dashboard cleaning and dressing; TO ADVERTISE ON THIS FEATURE EVERY SUNDAY ASK AUTO FOR SOURCE DETAILS! CALL; eME ■nr Ext. 2303 ,eatheit cleantni— cumniete en,,in,- and degreasing; door jams cleaned and degreased; tire/white wall cleaning and dressing; exterior hand wash and chamois dried, detailed exterior interior window cleaning and a complete trunk acuuming The Flawar family belies r> in a tradition of quality and service and is evident In the success of brother Wallv's restaurant on Simc oe tit. N. in Osha%va. " 1 don t believe vou can be taught how to treat people right," says Joanne. "It's mostly imide vou and people sense that when they meet vou. Our family feels that if vou treat People geoid they %%ill treat you good too." Fur more information about Diamond Shine call 619-2891). SLIP THIS COUPON When you a Deluxe Package for $134.95 you'll receive a free wash and vacuum good until June 30V97 L ----------------J "Honesty, Perfection Customer Satisfaction" - !'rurrd ru .4 rte• liver S, IIUUF .Y 1 MECHANIC SHOP TRANSMISSION 1 A I SERVICE 1 WE'LL PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE a (MOST CARS) 1 _cc —,.s.:e.'ese"lec e 'W.:: LTItil M.,tra�tw..—t.. ____ J 1 ^� Everyday Low P 1 OIL, LUBEe • Osmer Mirdtel Sal would ala. 695 Finley Ave. to tlrank ON his Valued B (FILTER Customers a friends for thak 1 Ajax, Ont. ,� OW rpt airy Iruats extrapsouNw. `PMO N D 91j, O' r - e CqA C�Eq N/NO i 49") 619-2899 221 Westney Rd. S.. Unit A. Ajax Complete interior vacuum. shampoo and Deodonzing Carpets & Mats Washed and Shampooed Complete Dashboard Cleaning ora Dre3" Seatbelt Cleaning Complete Engine shampoo and Degreased 7waiiwhiie Wag Cleaning and Dreamy Exterior hand Wash and Chamois Dried Detailed Erterior wanor Window clearing CompNse Trunk Yacuumsng _ Nj4S A 134.95 Tates ci r _ r+c krdedl 'vans. *rucks Suanon Wagons E,rtra Cleaning & 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 • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims - - - — - — a -Sonne re5hric2;ons apply Ask for derails. Free Estimates! UNIT #206,282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 1 10 WNUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE 1 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRANTY APPROVED SPRING SAVINGSCSIAMM 1 wpm=�O -1, 6 1 �� ... *■InlMaoll� . �tltlfll�lwtllflfeemlrsMlffrAtrsi.�sav . '.:.' 1 . li�IM�Ms:=t !1L ifew FLUUSH a FILL SPECIAL OD mow wYii i 1 CAMOT couetrE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER Oa 1 CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EYER113 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. 1 0~ 7 DA tCS A MRa FK 195 WESTNEY R0. (StxAh of 401) (905) 427-6796 1 Ll Zoo r Off Compiete Body b Paint Work e r OR e WE'LL PAY YOUR DEDUCTIBLE a up to S20011 (with this ad,/ _cc —,.s.:e.'ese"lec e Jnor z work :evv started .». e - - - — - — a -Sonne re5hric2;ons apply Ask for derails. Free Estimates! UNIT #206,282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 1 10 WNUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE 1 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRANTY APPROVED SPRING SAVINGSCSIAMM 1 wpm=�O -1, 6 1 �� ... *■InlMaoll� . �tltlfll�lwtllflfeemlrsMlffrAtrsi.�sav . '.:.' 1 . li�IM�Ms:=t !1L ifew FLUUSH a FILL SPECIAL OD mow wYii i 1 CAMOT couetrE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER Oa 1 CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EYER113 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. 1 0~ 7 DA tCS A MRa FK 195 WESTNEY R0. (StxAh of 401) (905) 427-6796 1 Ll PAGE 30 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1997 TMDVERTISE ON THIS WEEKLY FEATURE CALL 683-0707, ext. 2303 Serving the Durham Region for over 30 Years KILP.ATRICK CONSTRUCTION Authorized Contractor CONSUMERS GAS Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON'T PAY FOR 90 DAYS YOt <:AN' APPL1' IT TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C.. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Aoo,t,ons • 2 f,&cis • Ba'hrooms • piur ung • Deck1ences Wiring • Thing • Drywali WE SUPPLY PEPMITS & °LANS REFEQENCES & PICTUGES AVA LASLE FULL INSUREC • A_, WORK -JARAN-EEC 97 Church St., 905-428-8785 Ajax 1-888-845-4424 TWIN _ a- DUMO D " (h•c-r 15 Ycarn Expericncc- %JdII 1()nN l.i•n�•r.11 �•i� �1.untL n.m. i i.� nc 1� atrc>n • FRFF ESTIMATES • �L F U Ill. It U-1_F\GF k\1- Qt ()TES r'- DOORS & °°�WEvSWINDOWS FOR LESS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR DO-IT-YOURSELF FOR EXTRA SAYNGS • VVM - ALUMP& M & WOOD • SLIDERS - TILT CASEMENT • BOW OR BAY WNDOWS • STORM WINDOWS • SKYLIGHTS • ALUUft M STORM DOORS • PATIO DOORS •r0"TM STEEL ENTRAAICE DOORS SJDELM •FREW>IDOM PYTHON WINDOWS dt DOORS m420-0188 Asww VInckoftklsaN (loon-�I m & no.... awns. Wim Guar,rw..d. Woke Method • 200 PSI Parr sttandlard Homs Hook-up $39.95 - $5 per vent FREEM � .r• CHIMNEY swEEPING ONLY $59.95 RESIDEN"AU'COMMERCIAL Snake menwd used (416) 282-3292 Gardiner's Duct Cleaning tackles dust to make breathing easier Dust can be more than just an annoyance of you don't do something about it. ..:, Not only can it be a con- stant source of work come cleanine, time, but it can also irritate your eves, throat and cause breathing problem.. t That,; w by more and more residential and commer- cial customers are calling Gardiner s Duct Cleaning to - tackle this problem head on. Sam and his son Scott have been cleaning heating and air conditioning ducts for over five years and they advise anyone who has not had them The truck -mounted unit is excellent for cleaning ducts in com- cleaned for a lona; time to get it mercial, residential and industrial properties. The Spring done as soon as possible. Special includes a hook-up for $39.95 plus $5 per vent It s a procedure that takes (Minimum 12 vents) and chimney sweeping service for $59.95. yen little time compared to the Call (416) 282-3292. amount of time clients enjov clean, dust free air competitive prices with service that is always in their homes and it's further beneficial in that friendly and courteous. Caps and screens are it reduces heating and cooling costs. also available to keep out unwanted pets. The large, truck -mounted, vacuum unit Presently, Gardiner's Duct Cleaning is shown in the photo above, packs more power offering a Spring Special featuring a hook-up for those tough jobs they encounter. for S � yS, plus $5.00 per vent, with a minimum The procedure u simple. Nam first (f 1 2 vents and chimney sweeping for 1 if . d k S;q.9;. c ores o . ems an ma es an open -Ir in the main duct. The, while the vacuum unit sucks air into a hold- NO ing chamber, a hose is put into the upstairs vents, one at a time, and Lir blows the dust and dirt into the downstairs unit. MI They also use the air snake method which ensures ducts are com- pletely rid of dust and debris. This method con- sists of a device being inserted into the duct- work while a mobile head reaches into every inch of duct work to dislodge dust and debris. In addition, there are two new services available with the S T purchase of duct cleaning and include dryer duct cleaning for • Ioniv $20.00 and brick and stone f fireplaces cleaned with free esti- mates available upon request. Gardiner's Duct Cleaning provides an affordable, long-term solution to home dust build-up. Deoderizing is also available upon request. For more information call (416) 282- 3292 "Dust will not only affect your health but Appointments are available seven days a ruin furniture and draperies," says Sam. week from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. "Having your ducts cleaned cuts down on Customers from Markham to Scarborough cleaning and adds life to your furniture, carpet to Oshawa, have relied on their services of and drapes." Gardiner's Duct Cleaning and are now enjoying Sam also provides chimney sweeping at a healthy home environment. Isn't it time you did too? — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — NEW CARPET CLEAN114 2 Rooms ranteService, Competitive i . 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' abi,shed executive I. Oliver 30. who is tall. groomed and built with :R na,r and similar inter- ' S BOX 14473 AL BORELAND TYPE?? 34 ,separated. single lull figured. -• Duryea, his. seeking an 90reland type male, for .•,dship first Enjoys tiling. movies, popcorn romantic nights ':ere men only need BOX 11952 LADY IS WAITING vi, a^.c.,. ,:yes It e d to Home ,s a eloge this 50s lady Do you r io canoecycle. the I am successful cassiorate about life ... you loo. ^g 'or a love I, to,ncrea,e in timed ( 12039 HONEST TRUE WOMAN -- d mother of two I ry lung walks and the - p,e pleasures of lite I : e a good attitude and a a• sense of humor someone. 29 r rested in coral srp or more BOX 59 FRIENDS FIRST , r, ' ' -, In p• �. ^al single female is • •some compan,on- �eferably no corn m,h • �"I clue to the fact that 1 i' overseas a bit Hobbles ude sil golf, horse- ..' rid.ng Looking for 1.1111, with similar inter - BOX 32022 LET'S GET TOGETHER yr :''ri 5 4" 'd 1171 . I temale seeking friend- ".) and possible ante Enjoys dances. nesboating and sim- pleasures in lite --tl ng single male. 35 to BOX 32025 FRIENDSHIP, ROMANCE 53 y• cIa professional ••"'ale with blonde hair -its gentleman. 53 to 60 Sys walks. gardening, ity and dining Seeking independent. secure ;e^tleman who enjoys the ame BOX 32028 FIT THE BILL? 20 yr old mother of one, it brown hair and eyes, enicyls dining out and long walks Seeking an employed black male, 22 to 29 who is a rvs. social drinker BOX 34902 VERY PROMISING 40 yr old, 5'6', attractive female who enjoys darrc- Ing. dining. boating. cook- ing and traveling. Seeking a male with similar inter- ests BOX 18359 KNIGHT IN SHINING... Armor.. .34 yr old thrill seeker, 6' with long hair You called my mailbox 34087 and didn't leave your name or number, Please call back. BOX 19299 SEEKING A FRIEND 25yr ld single white female soeeking a black or while male, 23 to 29, to spend time with and would enjoy movies, music and the outdoors. BOX 32030 WANT A COMPANION Single female seeking a single male, 45 plus, for fit- ness, outdoors and travel. Must be good humored, a Ns and a good communi- cator,who respects, accepts and loves one sett BOX 11761 RECENTLY SEPARATED 30 yr old, tall, attractive, single mother of two, seek_ Ing an outgoing mann uni- form, not afraid to show affection for friendship first relationship. Prefer to date Police officers, firefighters. ambulance attendants, etc. BOX 11770 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... THE NEWS ADVERTISER StINDAY, MAY 18,11997 -PAGE 31 To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. UNCERELIC1. z urs To respond to an ad, call 1-900-451-3793. FREE Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting S2.0 per minute. YOu must be 18 or older. • B„th nunnji. r- wfn'k with 'i,nu FiTi.ne• al Fint:n'v 1,11"l ••. PETITE MOTHER 25 yr old. educated. petite mother with blonde hair and blue eyes Seeking a friend first: possible rela tionship. BOX 11786 FULL OF EXCITEMENT 19 yr old. 52" attractive, single white female with blonde hair and blue eyes Seeking an affect ovate male who knows how to have fun and likes quiet evenings at home BOX 16698 A GOOD RELATIONSHIP 26 yr old. single black mom seeking Mr Right who Is honestsincere and extremely romantic, for long term relationship, pos- sible marriage Loves the outdoors. cooking working out and cuddling No lies or games' BOX 19161 WISH UPON A STAR 18 yr cid. 5'8' single write temale with blue eyes Seeking a male who likes walks under the stars ani) having fun BOX 19285 FUN FOR THREE Early 30 '> a a,:*, , wh. t,, couple, seek.ng a n,s, straight black mate 25 to 35, for discreet get'ogeth - ers Cleanliness anti dis Cretion a mus' BOX 25144 1 KNOW WHAT I WANT 38 y' - artra,.'ve, carate single mother enjoys movies. walks a^d more Seeking an attra-,tive single white male 35 to 40 5'8' to 6" medium N,ld BOX 11495 RIDE A MARLEY? 5'8'. hied -_ • • 'emse loves Harley Dav,dsons. Camping, rook•rift, danc. ing. lo, wa�ks home cooked Teals and more See- ''; a tan. if male. Ove' 30 who rides a Haney BICX '-796 UPBEAT YOUNG LADY 18 y• 4. .., b s gle mother of one with blonde hair and blue eyes seeks a male who, enjoys children. long walks on the beach going to movies Or just hanging around home watching movies BOX 10803 NEW TO THE AREA 19 yr aid 5'5'. 120 b temale kkes walks or the beach. dancing and movies BOX 10419 A PRETTY HAPPY GAL 32 yr old. 5'6'. s divorced white mother of one. attractive, social drinker, Ns, Love$ smiling. laughing, dancing and movies Seeking white male. over 32, good humored. his and has sim- ilar interests Single father preferred BOX 10772 CLASSY BLACK FEMALE 57", independent, tun lov- ing female with a great mind seeking a honest. good looking white male for friendship. possibly more. BOX 11721 CONFIDENT GAL 57 yr old. 510', 152 Ib. independent, separated while female enjoys play - ng pool, sports, the out- doors and music. lf you think you might be interest- ed give me a call! BOX 13231 GENTLEMAN WANTED Late 40's professional female seeking a gentle man. 40 to 60. Want to find someone for fun and com- panionship. BOX 13840 TALL AND SLO WOMAN SO plus, attractive female, an upscale dresser, seeks a European gentleman, 50 plus, for a relationship. Must enjoy the finer things in life. BOX 18331 LONG TERM WANTED 36 yr old, 5'6', attractive single wjj*a female enjoys candlelight dinners, long walks, dancing, movies and more. Seeking an hon- est, caring, affectionate male with a good sense of humor. BOX 10736 NEW TO THE AREA 19 yr old, 55', 120 Ib white female enjoys walks on tyle beach, cuddling movies and dancing. Seeking a male with the same inter- ests. BOX 13224 SINGLE DAD'S WELCOME 510', blue eyed single white mom enjoys out- doors, swimming and more. Seeking someone, 5'10' or taller with similar interests. BOX 18251 GREAT SMILE.... Mid 40s 5'7' female with old fashion values, nis. hill Seeking an employed, nls. Nd, no head games male BOX 18261 CUTE PETITE BLONDE Financially secure, enjoys dining, dancing and quiet times Looking for gentle - mar, 6', not bald. not older than 53. who enjoys same and would like to become friends BOX 23757 SEEKS 60'S GENTLEMAN 60 yr old fe-d e seeking a Ns. gentleman in 60-s who enjoys dining out, walks stage shows. bus tours and more For friendship/companionship BOX 13131 KNIGHT IN SHINING... arT•;r --,Jed' Attractive. 30 yr old, 5'5'. 105 Ib. blue eyed. fair Skinned damsel in distress needs ki to share life. laughs. dreams, hopes and more BOX 34807 NEW IN AJAX Senior w -d -w 7 Ibs overweight out attrac five Seeking Caucasian male friend. companion who :s medium height and well neat dresser. social. likes walkinq watching sports. dancing and a home cooked meal Please get in toucr with me Thanks BOX 23916 EDUCATED WOMAN 5.1,. 36 y. _,,.,n,.• one brown hair and green eyes Enjoys bik rq moves, reading. cook ng live theater and more Seeking a long term ri tionship possible mar - nage BOX 34997 CASUAL RELATIONSHIP S„ie T:tner of --re 18 5'4'. 125 Ibis biome hair and blue eyes Seeking male around the same age Enjoys sports, Or' 11 after. clubs, movies and quiet evenings at home Casual, possible reiatwn- ship BOX 11374 LET'S GET TOGETHER Couple ,eel slragrt male for adult encounters with female partner No gay, b, or professional (working) makes please Can BOX 16136 SEEK A COMPANION 54 yr old. 5 4' 118 It female with no depen- dents I In financially secure and a non smoker Enjoy country music, danc- ing, dogs and hugs Looking for a MS single male. 55 to 65 with a sense of humor, for com- panwnship. BOX 23310 SEEKING GENTLEMAN I am 49. with long brown nau and blue eyes, seeking gentleman. 45 to 55 Enjoy long walks, romantic evenings, and son music BOX 31997 ROMANCE WANTED 28, attractive, romantic, Christian lady seeks an honest. mature, romantic man, 30 to 40. tall and slender, for a long term relationship. Enjoy walks. the outdoors, good conver- sation, movies and dining out. BOX 34781 LONELY HEART One attractive, loving, detached. working white lady. Ns, with all acces- sories included and sense of humor would like to hear from you. Enjoy family. home, dancing, music. reading, nature and is easygoing. BOX 23881 CHIC, VIVACIOUS LADY Chic, vivacious, blue eyed blonde, who enjoys out- door sports. dining and darting, theatre, travel, etc., would like to meet an honest, sincere, fun loving gentleman. 45 to 55. BOX 23898 ARE YOU FUN TOOT 38 yr old mother of two, enjoys horseback riding. tall men and Mickey Mouse. Looking for some- one who is a lot a( fun. BOX 34239 `1 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. GOOD COMPANY 33 yr old. Gretty no,, hearted, single white male. brown hair, blue eyes, new to area Enjoys music, out- door sports and good coin pany Looking for perfect life in tun •elabonship with that special someone BOX 14522 LET'S LIVE AGAIN Attractive. single yr -e mate. 63, 5'10'. 1651bs in good health, nor smoker financially secure L res dancing, cards. outdoors and terns Seeking sl,m, pretty lady with s,mdar interests BOX 25163 HOPE YOU CALL SOON! 35 y• .jrJ 5a- '4' 'b '„ easy going. single male who enjoys music, trends. reading. b,liing, tennis and being with ,rends Seeking a s,, a 'emale. 35 or older with similar interests BOX 11957 A TRUE OUTDOORSMAN Athletic ai al employed ma:e enjoy out- doors. biking, biking. base- nall, camping, long walks. dancing. dining and quiet evenings Seeking a lemiale with similar inter ests Ontario area BOX 11967 PHYSICALLY FIT MAN rate enjoys fitness the outdoors and romantic evenings Seeking al. honest. down to earth and td temale. 35 to 39. with no children for a meaningful relationship BOX '3457 ATTENTIVE i SINCERE 27 y•^-a,e w'n �:rd hair and blue eyes. enjoys tine art, camping. reading. movies. dining out and more Seeking an honest romantic ferrate with sim, lar interests BOX 19460 PHONE FRIEND WANTED 28 1' did •--a a seeking el e. 30 to 50. to De phone mends BOX ' 1890 LONELY IN COBOURG 23 y' zld male w.th. brown nar and blue eyes ,s too - ,ng for someone who enjoys walks on the beach. movies. quiet rights and romance It that sounds kke you. please call me BOX 32038 LET'S LAUGH 45 y' Dio. 5'' I ,,. s mange seeking open minded temale for discreet get togerhers and tun times BOX 1 1790 LEAVE MESSAGE 24 yr old. medium bwid. single white mak? seeking single Oriental or black temale. 19 to 25, in the Oshawa area Likes read- ing, cooking and walking It this sounds like you. leave message BOX 16348 LIFE is TOO SHORT 32 yr old. 5'11', fit, attrac- tive make seeking female who likes horses. mountain bikes, camping, movies and much more. BOX 19288 MAKE ME SMILE 19 yr old, 5'T, 150 Ib white male enjoys laughing, romantic times and fast cars. Looking for a woman, 18 to 25, with similar inter- ests for a serious relation- ship. BOX 32034 LOOKING TO SETTLE Single white father, 24, 5'6', 165 Ibs enjoys dirt bike racing, all water sports, long walks. music. movies, outdoor activities and quiet times. Seeking a white female. 22 to 26, blonde or brunette, 105 to 125 lbs, self-employed with a full time job. BOX 32036 ARE YOU OUTGOING? 38 yr old. 6', very shl sin- cere, active male who is a smoker. Seeking someone who is a one-man woman, to share my fife with Enjoys dinner, movies, my children and more. BOX 10833 ATTENTION ALL WOMEN! 200 Ib, attached white male seeking a single or attached female. 28 to 35. for discreet encounters. BOX 14278 SEEKING LOVING LADY Married ...an. 60sseeks attractive lady Cobourg area and east BOX 32019 COUNTRY ORATEUR 55 yr old 5 '0' cs attractive. self employed male enjoys life. indoor and outdoor sports and enjoy- able activities Travel. humor, ego, happy irnpor Cant Thanks BOX 32023 I'M RIO BOUND Looking ',,r pn,t,-.a .1 .. single female blah no em, tonal baggage. to share good times and Neill s in Brazil BOX 32G24 SHY COUNTRY BOY 30 yr cess'.Iiy employed mange. said to be good toolil Seek ng girl. 25 to 30, who erloys :ourtry mus,C and quiet times at home It this sounds like y^u, give me a call BOX 32126 MARRIAGE MINDED MALE 27 r '_id. ° . -- Tae ill ra r ue eyes Enjoying having a good rmedining. camping. movies and oud Oil duSee. ^g'or so eone with the sang interests BOX 32021 BIGGER THE BETTER 46 e5• .. ., n,o mate ser.,r•q A flail figured temale. 45 50 BOX ',126 NEW TO THE AREA' 28 ” :.,J : • - ' u, , '- a e with Drown nair and blue eyes Seek,r q an art ac Live. single ter-aie. ch,ldren okay BOX "958 FRIENDS FIRST 21 yr old 53 L '.t. sersaive father -,in blonde hair and blue eyes Enjoys camping. movies and long ,ti Seth a raring and honest tena,efor a friends first relai,onshir BOX 19346 FUN TIMES 31 1- Ad 59" '5� it ',t. s r.gie lather with blonde hair and blue eyes Enjoys traveling, sk,irg and sail ing See.mg air outgoing employed temale wrtr Sim ilar interests. Race unim- portant BOX '3115 TAKE A CHANCE 37 1, old 5 18C t sill orated male with brown hair and blue eyes seeking a single mother BOX 13295 PERFECT GENTLEMAN 55 y• Did 62'24C c a^•a:bve maw. ns. n,d Enjoys dancing, music. I've sports and mother nature Seeking a special temale with the same interests BOX 15780 STILL LOOKING 25 yr ofd male chef who enjoys camping, sports bil fishing and more Seeking a female 181027 with similar interests BOX 19327 GENTLEMAN OF CLASS 41 yr old, 5'9 170 Ib tit divorced father with brown hair and hazel eyes. his and sockil drinker. Enjoys country music. the oldies and the outdoors. Does not wear baseball caps or jeans in public. BOX 19333 EASY GOING MAN 29 yr old, medium built male enjoys fine dining and movies. Seeks female, 20 to 30, with similar interests. BOX 25155 LOVING A SINCERE 54 yr old, 230 IQ 67' single male. looking for female companion forgolf, out- door activdies, dancing, travel and sports. Friendship, possible rela- tionship. BOX 32033 PORT HOPE AREA 31 yr old, 6' attractive male is seeking an attractive. employed female, 26 to 35, who enjoys fishing, movies, skiing, boating, quiet times and good con- versations. BOX 32032 WHERE ARE YOU? 39 yr -,id 6'. 250:b employed dr�,rcerd white mate. smoker and social drinker ,s seeking female. 30 to 4r for friend- ship first relationship, maybe more Race is tmimporlarl BOX 11821 SEEKING HONESTY 23 y' : d 5 ''' ' 45 r, ;ir gle male with Drowr nart and blue eyes Is seeking a female who is honest and caring BOX ' 1843 SOUND INTERESTING? 40 yr d 6' 21 C, !b ma,e dean^ open minded and very discreet is seek rg married females or coupes for get ;ogethers BOX 11847 AFFECTIONATE? Fun a- ; ex-: • ^ ; ack male live, ,r ;'snd«a 5 seek ng alfract',e and af4ec''onate female for encounters BOX '4266 INTERESTED' CALL ME! 26 y• of^. 56'. 'S c em p,oyed single white mage medium build, smok- ef, enjoys boating. motor- cycles kids. movies •ear.' - Ing oamci, and'omannc even,n;s seek rg single temale. 22'o 35 with s:mi- 'arrteresls BOX '4293 LETS SHARE TIME 26 y• o: -'ale ; - ; , ma a 1b share a iitt,e''me with never placea an ad before aM,Yer ne,volas Give me a an' BOX '930' THE REAL MCCOY Sing... tr -•ave 31 5 175 lbs m,.,olaar D, -n sea emp,piyed Enjoy playing guitar .eybOard movies swi-r^Irq and 511orl-3 bi lards See. rXhonest. secure vior^ar 25 to 35 sum aro attractive ill Slim dar,rtwMts 9GX239'0 GIVE IT A TRY 45 y ` - . ; - L •et.•ed 0, -a -a white male ria deoerderls causal drinker and smoker s seek.ng sr cera female 35 to 5C wi•r• sense of nlmor and a 'riend to talk to BOX 25' 45 ARE YOU WITTY 8 .if c male will• shaved head, goatee. green eyes Enjoys pool. movies and more Seeking :ntelhgent. w,Ry open minded female 18 to 28 will similar inter ests For eve romance and hopefully a relation ship BOX 2514.' IF THIS IS YOU April 24t^ a' ' 2 45 on, n the tow^ -t wh.", I was driving north bound or Brock St. est in my bwUr Mustang when I made eye contact with this Incredibly beautiful women M this is you get back to 'tie BOX 25149 FRIENDS FIRST 33 yr oto 6'2" 225 D s.r- gle while father with brown hair and blue eyes Seeking a loving caring female. 20 to 30 who s honest Singes mothers are okay For a 'rends first relat,onsh,p BOX **593 ENJOY THE NIGHT LIFE 22 yr bid 59- 1 , C ''b wb le Tale envoys camping_ canoeing r,ght life and anything outdoors Seeking a female with similar inter- ests, who is in shape and wants a serious relation- ship. BOX 11743 FIT THE BILL? 45 yr old. 5'8'. 170 Ib employed male enjoys walks on the beach, hock- ey, boating, fishing and basketball. Seeking a temale with the same inter- ests. BOX 11771 BRIGHTEN UP MY LIFE 45 yr old. 5'7-, retired sin- gle male, social drinker. Seeking a temale, 30 to 55, with a sense of humor and loves life. Must be clean. BOX 14248 READY TO COMMIT? 30 yr old reale with blonde hair and Nue eyes, who enjoys traveling. Seeking a temale for along term rele- tionship. BOX 14274 STiLL LOOKING 41 yr old, 5'9', 170 Ib divorced father, rVs. social drinker. Enjoys the outdoors and country. If interested give me a cal. BOX 19290 SOMEONE SPECIAL Mid 40s. 5'"- 125 c physically fit, attractive male Enjoys music. sports, moves and romantic evenings Seeking some one special BOX 16695 LET'S MEET 24 yr old sl «n to crr s' an male erjoys snow boarding, skate boarding and all types of musk Seek^ i air educat ed female. 2' '0 25, with the same interests BOX 16708 IN WITBY 32 - --lo o good tor,. r; marnec white Dro- 'ess•ocal 'raleseek, a woman '8 b 45 tpr ^,s -reef - :punters BOX 191:21 I'M WAITING 25 y• civil , - e^ ^vs horserarsr' ^g. sr d,.,., and gong ova beach Seeilr; remove vi similar r1e,l BOX 19258 STARTING OVER 36 l/=Pd +•nrPP Enjoys 7ue' evermgs. coaling and wl gel aways Lncti ^g ' sour -,re .N_,; I -fires* and :a, r.; I- a �,rq term relatorsil BOX ' W2 F, LET S MEET 25 1, ,v: -- „,r, I. -valve see. g a single 'ema:e wh; _ -,yl, .... doors and, bars Fner:ash.c Gcss D'e 'ea ',orshc BOX ' 329' FIANCEE WANTED Your-, 40 ' -.. - _..i.. wno 4 nea't^y and a ^.s E^goys outside activities bit, rq walk ^q skal ^; beating See. 'emd,e arourd 3C BCX <39,o2 r ■ Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. DURHAM AREA 'oil straight acing very d,soreef write Taie seek rg anorner w - male age 18 to 3C n . good times BOX 31225 VERY DISCREET GUY GO,l r ; ..a ,.. -. Ing. write -3,e seeks another s'•agrl acting whde male 18': 3; in Me Durham area -r good times BOX 25'54 OPEN MINDED. fiery a...3 .e :,.-'ret ooupie seek ^; a sit l make. for fur 'vines rill De very good look ^^ clean and discreet BOx 13350 A GREAT TIME HERE! 29 y• -- D ergagea B. male seeking another Tale rc' a steady relationship Oshawa area BOX '39'::' CURIOUS! IN,d 30s ^.apoiry married white male until now. 1 am I), curIous about beth; wrtr a man Discretion and cleam,ress a must BOX 10660 WE SHOULD TALK 50 plus protessioraj male is seeking another Tale. any age or race. 3iscrefion, cleanliness and no drags mandatary. All cans returned BOX 10799 OUTDOOR TYPE OF GUY 33 yr old. Sit 1'. 180 Ib male enjoys the outdoors is seeking a male in ;heir Late 30's to early 40's, who likes having fun. BOX 12921 ON THE RIGHT TRACK 5'8', 150 Ib, fit, good look- ing male seeking someone down to earth, 25 to 35, good looking and tit for good times together. BOX 13250 VERY DISCREET GUY 23 yr old, 510'. 180 lb, good looking, straight act- ing black male seeking another male, 18 to 25, In the Oshawa area. Must be straight acting BOX 18319 ?here are even more ads. See Sincerely Yours on the Internet at h"p://www.wobfrionds.com GIVE ME A CALL! 29 yr ;.d la�! bI ll le -ate seeklrq another male for d,sc,eel relationship BOX 15678 OSHAWA AREA 24 yr ,Id win to stra,ght ., -ale. 5 5- 135 lbs. attractive with brown halt and eyes Seeking a male 1824. ,n the Oshawa area BOX 11162 GOOD THINGS IN LIFE 23 yr dill male s :dok,rg'or another male, 25 to 3G Arno is down to earth and enjoys the good things in life Enjoy sports, music and hanging out BOX 11,524 YOUNG LOOKING Very arta-7 :e ma e c• '. 175 lbs 'A Sell slim you, looking male ,nde, 30 ^r '•erdship and e BOX ',719 LOOKING FOR FIRST 'you ; --f.'• 23 y•: 5'9- ' 6C Ins .c--, ;r arvIl o -ale, 'r r T.f , , Ill Legs get r!ogether BOX 19616 ATTRACTIVE AND FIT mate w"'„r•.w^ hair aril eyes See. a ma,e 25 35 wh ; s mas",r- a^'active and down Io ear,'' BOX 33C52 MUST BE CLEAN' Sea.- - ,;..e n a'- 20 seek r; anomer co,L e wr`ere tie s b, ;r select o, Fc' oiscreet ever .^; encounters Cleanliness a T u51 BOX 3343#-, HUSKY MALE 45 - - ..r .-. 3 e 6 • - ook,, 'or arror^er male. 5C Pius BOX 34,'4 TRYING SOMETHING NEW 5'6- 160 ..^- " ma e 40 s see. r lav - ^a e to, �',rst ' me enco,.nler Discreti.r a --st BOX 34960 SAME AGE WANTED to a ee _nq -ia,e same age antl -a ,' es no taloa. hair -s Erjoys ml iG mov es "acting and more BOX 35366 EXPERIENCE PREFFERED Couple n - a _-• : ,Is mare 56* ' ! u PS. wire 54 1 Ibs Looking 'or ot-er couples or s.r;.e manges for adult 'un BOX 34649 ARE WE SIMILAR 24 l e D win •e -.3 e 5S '40 :Cs enjoys after latrve muse playing pool -oncer.s and ---,e See. ,r; a male. '8 TV25 Ii s,r^.'ar interests 30X 3442 - IS THIS FOR YOU' 21 yr old ma a `_ 8' 't: 'b ^,.sc,larmale seell men. 35 to 55 for discreet get togethers BOX 34719 PI CKERING AREA Early 30s gay br:'ess ^a. white mate, 59". 150• its . clean shaven Looking for a serious relationship with someone my age or younger BOX 34750 ARE WE SIMILAR? 26 yr aid bi male, fit. attrac- tive, slim build. seeking a b, or bi curious male. 18 to 26 For more informa- tion. please can! BOX 34927 UNUSUAL RELATIONS 29 yr old, 180 lb attractive bi male Looking for an open molded, good looking man Discretion, cleanliness and drug tree a must. BOX 349M AT YOUR PLACE..... Seeking an attractive, open minded male who would like to give me a massage. I am a bi curious white male. 30's, 610', 200 Ibs., fit and muscular. Discretion and cleanliness a must. BOX 35323 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. EUROPEAN FEMALE.... 35 yr old gay white female, short brown hair and green eyes. enjoys the movies. clubs, dinners and more. Looking for a long term relationship with a gay while female. 29 to 35. feminine. BOX 35345 SOMEONE SPECIAL Astra c't Mr' early 30s look rig 'of a�fu„ figured Q, :ur female 25 to 40 for discreet get togethers Non smoke' Preferred BOX 25160 WANTS IT ALL 6'. amac• .� -.yell 0, temale seepng a of fema, - 30 or _,der '.st De oils r:,eet r OX '6744 SPEND TIME WITH ME someor T_ar,ng to Wer some lime Arith Hope to near from y,u soon BOX 11768 ARE YOU OPEN MINDED Ar:,.-. s -_ a,..a: Ove yogi :oupie see r an open 'tided couple BI female Enl:ys Jane: , din,ng and ''lore BOX 13349 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP Fe 3 ,ema,e 40 or sucia, gc't aro ores BOX 25133 LEAVE A DISCRIPTION blor„e cureus. fenaie 19�', �14 •w4 -d 1.e5 na;e ',n Leave frit d'.5,' pr,r BOx 23895 SHH'' 27 1' ,1 h mae 5 q- D'or de -e.• arc _r.. win eyes atrie• dlsc'eet _ otter - •,cs> ter -a -s BOX 33G FIT THE BILL" A^aac , e0- Irl y lady, srce„Y clear ,rens aro : sere':cr is assure^ and exbe:ted BOX 353" ATTRAC' VE 6 SLIM 13 ... C eyes I er;cy ^1..t ^.usk:. da -:,g arn, �ill n•n shape — g 'treat arra •ire •ema e, ', nendsniG a^: Go ssDy more BOX *4'62 SECURE AtlraCtro _ _ - " ate 20 s oper. -.r ;il >ela. ^ ; ot`er :OuD1e5y'ema e and nal -Pie 'Dr gcsd times aro :3slaa encolr tors BOX e4933 I 1 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. HANG OUT WITH ME 25 1, ;,d < 3" .. w' 3 a seek '•,lards •'. going to -a's sports` mcur'a,r D,. ^g movies •oCk -, 01ng aft', more I am !a. -,y new ._ the city and don't ready .row any- one BOX '6009 AUTUMN FUN Large srgie '-3e wishes o meet war 'igurea emales for daytime get ;ogethers arc cleats BOX 23137 1' Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. ALLFOP FITNESS Seeking a n s. 50 Pius. active companion for 'It- ness, outdoors arid travel Must have a good sense of humor BOX 15742 ALL WIDOWERS WELCOME 5'2' single white female enjoys dancing, bingo and more Seeking single while male. 55 to 65, his, who is energetic. 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