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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_05_30IN ews Pickerlonk-Rouge a[R1NG r _iv LIBRARY tH: dwN OF plcENTRAL dvertiser Optional 4 week home delivery charge W $1 newsstand May 30, 1997, V6I. 32, No. 22, Pressrun 4.1.000 32 pages Fax furor Pickering Liberal candidate's lawyer tries to muzzle critic By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPOWMA Federal Liberal candidate Dan McTeague is "currently considering" legal action against the author of a fax being circulat- ed to Pickering residents and businesses questioning his integrity, says his lawyer. The author is Chaitanya Kalevar of Toronto, who was defeated by Mr. McTeague for the Liberal nomination in Ontario Riding in 1992. Mr. McTcague won the riding for his party in 1993 but it has DAN been split in two for the 1997 McTEAGUE election and he is now the Lawyers issue Liberal nominee for Picker- ing -Ajax -Uxbridge. cease order The fax, addressed to "Concerned Canadians", suggests the Liberal party has given preferential treatment to Mr. McTeague in relation to recent revelations his campaign team circulated a biography in 1993 claiming he had a master's degree in economics when he did not. The incor- rect information also appeared in a Parliamentary guide_ Mr. McTcague has apolo- gized publicly for the error in his biography about the mas- ter's degree, stating it was made by a campaign volun- teer, that he had been unaware of it and that it was repeated in the Parliamentary guide without his knowledge. On the matter of the honor BA. the University of Toronto fac- ulty of arts and science rcgis- trar has issued a letter con- firming Mr. McTeague received a 'four-year' BA in 1986 and explaining that at the time the univer- sity did not use the term 'honor' for a four-year degree and that the degree is considered the equivalent of an honor degree. Mr. Kalevar points out in his fax that the Liberal party has accepted Mr. McTeague's apology, while in 1994 it dismissed Markham MP Jag Bhaduria for allegedly misrepresenting his edu- cational credentials. He urges the receiver to complain about the "double standards" to the Liberal party and local media outlets and to speak out about it at public meetings. Mr. Kalevar says he has sent out "less than 1,000" of the faxes over the last two weeks to businesses and resi- dents in Pickering, to any fax numbers he has been able to obtain in the town. 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Mr. Kalcvai says he's considering whether to con tinuc sending the faxes. "It's a fair comment in the public interest," he maintains. "Now why can't 1 make fair comment in the pub- lic interest? I'm not talking about somebody's personal life. If you can't bring this up now, when can you bring it up?" In his letter, Mr. Levitt states Mr. Kalevar has libelled Mr. McTeague by writing false comments about his acad- emic credentials and distributing them in unsolicited faxes to other individu- als. He maintains that some of what Mr. Kalevar states in his fax "has the connotation and is intended to commu- nicate to the reader that Mr. McTeague is dishonest, duplicitous and untrust- worthy " Mr. Levitt says in an interview he Pickering gives Crime Stoppers a wheel boost PICKE RING — Pickering Transit and Durham Regional Police arc launching a new effort Friday, May 30 aimed at reducing vandalism and rais- ing community awareness of the Crime Stoppers program to fight crime. 'Crime Stoppers on Wheels' was put together by the Pickering Transit Advisory Committee in partnership with Crime Stoppers, police and Mediacom. Under the program, Town of Pick- ering works and Pickering Transit vehicles will advertise Crime Stop- pers. As well, Pickering Transit bus shel- ters will display promotional material encouraging the community to use the Crime Stoppers line (1-800-222- TIPS) to anonymously report informa- tion on criminal activity. OJ�NEARTq�,9 c �� IJ The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Durham East invites you to an Wonting of Heart Health. GUEST SPEAKERS Dr. R. Alessandrini, Cardiologist Dr. R. Bhargava, Cardiologist Dr. J. Cha, Internist Dr. B. Hrycyshyn, Cardiologist Dr. T, Monchesky, Internist FREE CARDIOVASCULAR FM ASSESS09fT Blood Pressure Readings Cholesterol Testing All by qualified staff. TILE MY, JX 3rr,1117, 7pm St. Geode's Lvir !tell 10 5 1¢ AIMSt., o:l m 'Admission is free!" H EUT SMKW For further information call: ria o,e 905-571-1582 OFOWA MO matter because it may end up before the court. "Obviously, Mr. McTeague is very disturbed about having this sort of thing circulated;" says Mr. Levitt. "It suggests things about him that aren't I tate. vtously, It s particularly damaging in the middle of an election campaign when he's a candidate" Mr. McTeague's campaign office says the candidate will not comment personally on the situation because it's a legal matter. June Specials Meor rlot $791 it White Burgundy 30 Bottles x .:1794 Liverpool Rd. (across from L.C.B.O.) (905) 831-3244 v. Why Would You Believe the Liberals and the Tories Now? Dan McTeague's Liberals in 1993 promised to: *scrap, kill, abolish the GST - instead they gave us a billion dollar harmonization and we're still paying the GST. *create jobs, jobs, jobs - instead they kept unemployment figures hovering around 10%. *preserve health care and education - instead they slashed health carr/ education to the provinces by $7 Billion or 40%. *keep Canada together - instead they took us to within 50.(XX) votes of losing our united Canada Jean Charest and the Conservatives in 1984 promised to: *balance the budget - instead they vavc Canadians the biggest deficits in history and &oubled our debt. *lower our taxes - instead they gave us the GST, 71 tax increases, and 2 "temporary" surtaxes that we are still prying. *hold a free vote on capital punishment - instead the MP's either stayed home or voted the party line. *keep Canada together - instead they gave us the divisive Distinct Society, Meech Lake and Charlottetown Accord. The Reform Party and Ken Griffith will balance the budget by 199811999, leave an additional $2000 in the pockets of families by the year 2000, increase funding t health care and education by $4 billion, make families a priority, hold a binding national referendum on capital punishment, and continue to insist on the equality of all people and the equality of all Provinces. 11 Ask yourselves: Are you tired of politicians who He during election campaigns? Do you want to be able to hold your MP accountable between elections? If you believe that politicians in this riding have not kept their promises in the past and that you should be able to "EUW A LIAR" then vote for Ken Griffith and the Reform Party on June 2nd. Ken Griffith knows that you must be given the right to recall your MP if he/she misrepresents himself/herself or lies durinj elections. Only the Reform Party will give you the essential legislation that will enable you to keep politicians accountable and honest in the future. 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"It's really based on what you know from your experiences at work and what you have learned in school:' he says. Tlx: Peterborough native is enrolled in the Automotive Service Technician Apprentice- ship Program at Durham College's Skills Training Centre in Whitby. "We praise and acknowledge the involve- ment and achievement of al l our students," says Wayne Precoor, an automotive Service instruc- tor at the centre. "They put in many long hours and a lot of extra work. It's great to see that kind of dedication rewarded:' Mr. Winslow is currently "putting in hours" at Russelle's Auto Service in his hometown and estimates he will complete the five-year training program in just over a year. Mr. Pnecoor says approximately 1,000 stu- dents will compete in the national finals of the Skills competition in over 30 different cate- gories ranging from baking to broad-based constrwtion. t„olin Winslow sure; knows his way lege student is out to Red leer, Alberta around under the hood. The Durham Col- for a national skills competition. City councillors look torivate secfundingp for for fountain BY BRIAN LEGREE DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA – Two City councillors are spearheading a drive to make repairs to a memorial that honors Oshawa residents who gave their lives in the two World Wars. Councillors Jim Potticary and Dina Dykstra are trying to raise $50,(XX) to fix a fountain in Memorial Park's 'Garden of the Unforgotten,' built to commemorate the 315 men who perished while serving their country. "It's a beautiful fountain when it's working:' says Coun. Potticary, "hut the City doesn't have $50,OW to repair it. It's just a sin to leave the thing like that" The fountain, built to "flow for peace," hasn't been operating for the past few years, says Coun. Potticary, a veteran of the Sccond World War. It fell into disrepair after it was "mis- treated, with people putting soap suds and things like that in it:' he says. The two councillors are approaching service clubs and anyone interested in helping restore the fountain. If the funds can be raised quickly, they hope to have the fountain operating again this summer, says Coun. Potticary. In a letter to be sent to service clubs, the two councillors say public monies simply aren't available to fix the fountain in the City park. "Due to the lack of money at City hall and the cutbacks by Mike Harris, it is up to us to seek sponsorship to erect the foun- tain at Memorial Park. s is why we have come to you;' says the letter, co-signed by both council- lors. Clarington residents snarl over roaming dogs BY CINDY UPSHALL DURHAM STAFF CLARINGTON — Over 20 Liberty Village residents attended Monday's council meeting asking for tougher bylaws to prevent dangerous dogs from roaming free. "I see a dangerous dog as one that wantonly kills and destroys:" resident Viv Wool - ford said. "I don't think we need dangerous dogs in the neighborhood." Mr. Woolford told council- lors earlier this month his daughter was attacked by a neighborhood dog as she tried to protect a puppy. The dog eventually killed the puppy and caused serious damage to his daughter's hand. He said the dog was supposed to be quar- antined for 10 days in the owner's home after the attack, but was out roaming the street eight days later. For this reason, Mr. Wool - ford said A think it is important we have a dangerous dog bylaw. -If there's any committee that needs to be struck I'm sure you could get people from Clarington and beyond," he said. explaining the issue is one affecting anyone concerned with their children's safety. Mayor Diane Hamre was surprised to hear the report say - int► "we do have n hvlau ►hit Durham Regional Police said officers were called to a Nonquon Road apartment just after 10:30 a.m. after receiving a report that a 21 -year- old woman had been attacked. Police said that the woman suffered minor injuries as a result of an assault and that during the attack a cat was thrown from the balcony. It apparently escaped serious injury, Sergeant Jim Grimley said. A 25 -year-old man has been charged with assault with a weapon, possession of a dangerous weapon and cruelty to animals. He was held in custody pending a bail hearing yesterday in Oshawa provincial court. College offers summer job service for students OSHAWA — Durham College's Oshawa cam- pus is now offering the region's employers a new 'Summer Job Services' program. The program is designed to help local business- es find the appropriate summer student, while receiving a $2 per hour subsidy. In order for a business to be eligible, it must be a registered business in Ontario. Employers may dogs are not allowed to run wild:' and promising an inves- tigation will be done. Councillor Pat Pingle sug- gested the clerk's department prepare a report, including the current bylaw and an explana- tion on why the dog was not quarantined at the municipali- ty's animal control shelter for 10 days. The report will be brought back to a general pur- pose and administration Com- mat— identify a youth who they wish to hire or request available positions be posted for participating stu- dents. For other eligibility criteria and more infor- mation on the program, call the Durham College Summer Job Service office at 721-2000 ext. 2228. Ceremony honors high achievers WHITBY — Students from Kumon Centres in Durham Region will be awarded for their achieve- ments at a ceremony to be held Sunday at Whitby's Heydenshore Pavilion. The first Kumon Centre in the region opened in 1991 and since then seven oth- ers have started up. Over 700 students are enrolled in the program which was first developed in Japan in the late 1950s. The program acts as a supplement to the reading and math programs taught in the school system. Over 130 students will be awarded for their achievement in the earning program at the ceremo- ny which will begin at 12:30 p.m. at Heydenshore Pavilion, 589 Water St. For more information call (905) 305-9355. Ride n' Stride raises $4,500 for cancer research .Last weekend's Great Ride n' Stride to beat can- cer raised over $4,500 for the Canadian Cancer Society, says Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty, sponsor of the event. This year's ride featured a 13 -km bike route, a six -km walk and a course for rollerblading. Tlx event began and ended on the campus of Durham College and drew over 75 participants. "I hope the contribution we are able to make today will help in some way to defray some of the costs of cancer research:' said Mr. Flaherty. Oshawa man faces multiple charges -OSHAWA — An Oshawa man has been charged with beating his common-law wife, threatening her with a knife and throwing her cat off a sixth -floor !-balcony Tuesday morning. neighborhood." Mr. Woolford told council- lors earlier this month his daughter was attacked by a neighborhood dog as she tried to protect a puppy. The dog eventually killed the puppy and caused serious damage to his daughter's hand. He said the dog was supposed to be quar- antined for 10 days in the owner's home after the attack, but was out roaming the street eight days later. For this reason, Mr. Wool - ford said A think it is important we have a dangerous dog bylaw. -If there's any committee that needs to be struck I'm sure you could get people from Clarington and beyond," he said. explaining the issue is one affecting anyone concerned with their children's safety. Mayor Diane Hamre was surprised to hear the report say - int► "we do have n hvlau ►hit Durham Regional Police said officers were called to a Nonquon Road apartment just after 10:30 a.m. after receiving a report that a 21 -year- old woman had been attacked. Police said that the woman suffered minor injuries as a result of an assault and that during the attack a cat was thrown from the balcony. It apparently escaped serious injury, Sergeant Jim Grimley said. A 25 -year-old man has been charged with assault with a weapon, possession of a dangerous weapon and cruelty to animals. He was held in custody pending a bail hearing yesterday in Oshawa provincial court. College offers summer job service for students OSHAWA — Durham College's Oshawa cam- pus is now offering the region's employers a new 'Summer Job Services' program. The program is designed to help local business- es find the appropriate summer student, while receiving a $2 per hour subsidy. In order for a business to be eligible, it must be a registered business in Ontario. Employers may dogs are not allowed to run wild:' and promising an inves- tigation will be done. Councillor Pat Pingle sug- gested the clerk's department prepare a report, including the current bylaw and an explana- tion on why the dog was not quarantined at the municipali- ty's animal control shelter for 10 days. The report will be brought back to a general pur- pose and administration Com- mat— identify a youth who they wish to hire or request available positions be posted for participating stu- dents. For other eligibility criteria and more infor- mation on the program, call the Durham College Summer Job Service office at 721-2000 ext. 2228. Ceremony honors high achievers WHITBY — Students from Kumon Centres in Durham Region will be awarded for their achieve- ments at a ceremony to be held Sunday at Whitby's Heydenshore Pavilion. The first Kumon Centre in the region opened in 1991 and since then seven oth- ers have started up. Over 700 students are enrolled in the program which was first developed in Japan in the late 1950s. The program acts as a supplement to the reading and math programs taught in the school system. Over 130 students will be awarded for their achievement in the earning program at the ceremo- ny which will begin at 12:30 p.m. at Heydenshore Pavilion, 589 Water St. For more information call (905) 305-9355. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1l97 • • jax-p"ering1ews Advertiserorfa s an e ers NA A M•etroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2H5 • Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Nuclear plant nprobe Now, more than ever, it's time to shine the public light of scrutiny on the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. After embarrassing revelations in recent months regarding emplovee conduct contained in so-called peer reviews, a series of shut -downs over the last few years, and now an admission that the plant has been dumping tonnes of copper and zinc into Lake Ontario. it's necessary for the Province to step in and conduct a probe. Ontario Hydro officials have responded to each of these issues in the media and before Atomic Energy Control Board officials with varying degrees of can- dor. But this latest admission. despite assurances from station director Ken Talbot that the copper and nine emissions don't violate environmental regulations, just add to the growing pile of gaffes and potentially disastrous occurrences at the aging plant in recent years. Mr. Talbot may well be correct in assuring us — once again — there is nothing for Ajax and Pickering residents to fear. If so, that should be concluded with an investigation under the Ontario government's Environmental Bill of Rights. Conversely, Ajax and Pickering residents and Ontarians at large may learn otherwise. At any rate, an investigation into the conduct and emissions will serve to find out exactly what is hap- pening at the Pickering station. Residents of Ajax and Pickering living in the shad- ow of the nuclear plant's reactors have a pressing right to know how its operation may affect their lives. The issue may be complex, the investigation may be onerous but the need for it is simple. People deserve to have all the information available about their nuclear neighbor so they can make appropriate decisions about their lives. We laud Pickering Council's decision Monday to ask the Province to investigate the dumping of toxic metals into the lake. In the glare of public scrutiny, answers will be forthcoming. Keep the pressure on for this probe. It's important to everyone in our communities. .You said it... In response to the May 28 editorial headlined `Liberals are best choice', our readers respond: "It's absolutely hilarious to advocate the Liberals be re- elected." � respond to this editorial call Infosourtce at knfosm683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday uEuo,DURWIM SEPARATE SCHOOL BWD21 WEN READY WHEN YOU ARE... A v Letters to the editor What's this `revolution' nonsense To the editor: Lex>king at the TV federal election coverage. I am surprised to hear that Jean Chrdtien is trying hard to con- vince voters that another party is start- ing a revolution, which, of course, is nonsense: and Mr. Chrdticn knows it. 1 still have an old 1970 clipping in which Liberal Minister of Industry and Trade lean Luc Pepin says, "...We were thinking of ourselves. We our- selves were a small group, Trudcau, Pelletiet, Marchand, Lalonde, Chrdtien, myself and a few people in the civil servicc...We were bringing off Think, then vote To the editor: I love tax increases. I love the GST; let's keep it forever. I love the fact young offenders can get away with murder. I love it that hard-working underpaid politicians get their paltry lit- tle pensions after being in office for only six years. I love paying more employmeni. insurance so the unem- ployed can enjoy the fruits of my labor. I love having the IQ of a sheep, so I can blindly vote for people with the same intelligence as me, knowing full well that I share the same brain power as those who will probably be running this country come June 2. Think first people, then vote! Mark Beep, Aji_ a revolution. We held the key posts. We were making the civil service bilin- gual, kicking and screaming all the time. We were a small, organized group of revolutionaries" (The Northern Magus; author Richard Gwyn) And, the way I see it now, one of them, Jean Chrdticn, with another "few people in the civil service" arc still kicking and screaming trying to kick off the distinct society clause. Henning Raven, Ajax No one knocking on my door To the editor: Knock, knock, who's there? Nobody!! Not the Liberals, not the PCs, not the Reformers, not the Bloc, ha! ha! Nobody! The election is a few days away and no one has come to my door! (And I'm home all day ! ) Hello, is anyone out there? Can anyone hear me? Does anyone care? I think not. Same old story! Yada! Yada! Yada! JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -m -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLOOZIFJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MOMQUE LEA, Real Estate Advertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager Marcie Lane, Ajax TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Didribution: 683-5117 A�n/CJ:asibed Fax: 683-7363 Cmposiug Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net CHRISTY CHASE Education Staff Writer Exercise right to exorcise bad politicians People's democratic rights are certainly getting a good workout lately. Everywhere I turn, there seem to be votes of one kind or another being exercised. High school teachers with the Durham separate board got to vote twice earlier this week, once on the board's latest contract offer and once on whether they might strike. They relected the first and approve the sec- ond. But don't panic, parent%. Both sides are eager to get back to the negotiating table. A strike date, if it comes to that, won't be set for some time. Elementary school teachers with the same board also vote this week. They gave their approval for a new two-year contract. The board gets to exercise its vote on the deal in mid-June. Still with the Catholic board, education assistants, secretarial, clerical and technical employees, members of Local 218 of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (COPE), voted recently to approve three- year contracts. The board did, too. Meanwhile, all members of CUPE Local 218. which takes in secretaries, custodians, maintenance workers and education assis- tant~ with both the public and separate boards, vote 98 per cent in favor of a province -wide strike by their union if the Province moves to change labor laws. On the same topic, secondary public school teachers with the public board voted Tuesday on province -wide sanctions, up to and including a strike, if the Ontario govern- ment introduces legislation to attack teach- ers' union rights. Results should be released shortly. And finally comes Monday's federal election. It hasn't been the most exciting campaign locally — or even at the national level, for that matter — but that's no reason to avoid voting for the candidate of your choice. Or even the candidate left over when you discard the ones you don't like. Your vote is one way you have of letting politicians know what you think of them — Politely. So exercise your right Monday and vote. And, get some exercise; walk to your neighborhood poll. Christy Chase writes in our Friday rotation of staff columnists. To respond to this cohann call Infosourre at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. 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An Ontario Court, general divi- sion, judge will determine whether a Pickering optometrist is guilty of a criminal or ethical offence after hearing closing arguments Wednes- day in the trial of Dr. Charles Im, accused of sexually assaulting a 24 - year -old female patient who fainted following an October, 1994 eye examination. The three-day, judge -alone trial has heard the alleged victim, a hospi- tal nurse, passed out while being fit- ted for contact lenses at Public Opti- cal on Kingston Road, one of several franchise locations where the doctor works. The complainant testified Mon- day that as she regained conscious- ness, Dr. Im was crouched over her, Don't Miss the 2r Annual 0.J 11 A Saturday June 7-15,1997 �,.Its a Family Affair J Where Oshawa General Hosp;a Room 1002 Main floor When: June 9/97 Time7:30 p.m. For information please contact: National Office Psoriasis Society of Canada P.O. Box 25015 Halifax, NS 63M 4H4 Telephone 1-800-6564494 Free admission. Everyone welcome. 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Dr. Im on Tuesday testified he was con- cerned the woman was suffering a seizure or stroke and, unable to feel her pulse in the neck or wrist areas, checked her heartbeat by lowering her top. Dr. Im maintained the woman gave no answer when he asked her if she wet herself -- a sign of a potentially serious medical condition -- and said he touched the out- side of her underwear to feel for wetness. He said he was only concerned about the woman's condition and felt he deserved a "thank -you letter" for his emergency care. When pressed by prosecutor Greg Regis why he did not call an ambulance for the woman, Dr. Im said it did not occur to him during the "panic" of the moment. Defence lawyer Jennifer Stephenson conceded Wednesday during her closing submissions before Mr. Justice Donald Fer- guson that Dr. Im's actions were not "good medicine". 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PAGE 10 - THE NEWS AI)1.ERTISER FRIDAI', MAY30. 19')7 photo by Ron Pietroniro Trying to see clearly Elizabeth Soler was on hand with Ajax -Pickering hospital officials this week to help launch a fund-raising campaign for the purchase of diag- nostic imaging equipment for the facility. The 'Images 2000' campaign aims to raise S600,000 for a new fluoroscopy machine and a hone densi- 1% scanner. FINN] Workshops for expectant siblings, new parents Everything from soothing an infant to dealing It will focus on adjusting to a new baby, safety and with sibling rivalry are discusses next month when helping morn and dad take care of the laces addi- a local group hosts a series of seminars. tion. Children will get a chance to discuss their feei- Choices Childbirth Education and Labour Sup- ings about having a new baby in the home and can port Services hosts an Infant Care Workshop on practise dressing and diapering baby dolls. Sunday. 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PAGE 11 Bur er - oll sa � s we're hun r f r i ' 1 g p o L be a s The Liberals will lick their tics in al Association is hosting an all -candidates meet -Trustees catch election fever and watch Monday's federal election ballot Monday's federal election, according to ing fir candidates in Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge results. a poll of'customers at a local eatery. Riding and Whitby -Ajax Riding tonight. Friday,The committee normally would have met Patrons of Lick's at 1 163 Kingston May 30 from 8:30 to 10:30 m. at the Pickcrin Trustees with Durham Board of' Education stand- Education g� y � p' � have cancelled their reJune 2 at 7 p.m. but trustees decided to cancel the Rd. in Pickering had voted 44 per cent Recreation Complex on Valley Farm Read. meeting due to the election. for the Grits from May 5 to 28 in a poll ing committee meeting so they can stay home that closes Friday night. Of approxi- mately 2,5(X) eatery electors, 24 per cent prefer the Progressive Conservatives, 21 V_ cent relish the Rcti>rmcrs, six per cent give the nod to the New Democrats and five per cent vote For other parties. In Lick's outlets throughout Ontario, 42 per cent of customers gravitate toward the Grits, 21 per cent will be sorry if the Torics don't win, 17 per cent rally around Rcti)rm, 12 per cent will gnash their teeth if the New Democrats lose and 5.8 per cent have an appetite for other parties. 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More than 400 building permits have been applied for in the first quarter of 1997, which would generate an estimated $55 million in construction. "With revenue from permit applica- tions received to date exceeding $625,000;" says Mayor Wayne Anhurs in a media release, "this more than doubles the permit activity at this time last year" Some of the major projects being built in Pickering so far this year include more than 250 detached homes, a $5.5 -million cinematrestaurant addition at the Picker- ing Town Centre, a $750,000 renovation to Sears at the PTC, a three-storey office WAYNE complex at the Pickering Nuclear Gener- ARTHURS ating Station and an eight -classroom addi- 'Doubles the tion to William Dunbar Public School. In 1996, Pickering issued slightly more activity' than 800 building permits worth a total value of $107 million, which brought $I.I million revenue to the Town. 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THE -NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY.30, 1997 - PAGE 13 • -oe Gardening Tools of the trade can tame your weld patch of green Common sense tips to make the most of your home care project BY DR. ELLEN HENKE LAWN AND GARDEN EXPERT When shopping for yard care equip- ment, it can feel like you're braving a jun- gle. With so many products on the market, it's hard to decide where to start. But to tame the jungle of your yard, you'll need four essential "finishing" tools. An edger will give your lawn a neat, straight border along walkways and drive- ways and around Clower beds. Trimmers will cut down tufts of grass in the hard -to - reach areas and tight spaces around trees and bushes, under the edges of decks and around Flower beds. A brushcutter will cut tall, unkempt grass and thicker, heavier weeds in mead- ows and rough areas. And a blower will clear the mess out of the way once you're done. When shopping for edgers and trim- mers, look for equipment easy to start and easy to use. There are two options for edgers: walk -behind and hand-held edgers offer a lightweight option and added maneuverability. Look for a trimmer comfortable to use which fits your needs. The handle should fit comfortably in your hand and should minimize vibration. The texture of the handle is important to ensure the trimmer doesn't slip. If you have a larger yard with lots of tight spaces around decks, fences and shrubbery, look for a straight -shaft trimmer which allows you to get into tighter spaces. Straight -shaft trimmers also tend to be a little longer and are more comfortable for most people to use. Homeowners with yards backing up to woods or hobby gardeners interested in cultivating colorful meadows of wildflow- ers should consider a brushcutter-capable trimmer. Brushcutters can tackle everything from thick, non -woody plants to three- inch saplings depending on the blade you choose. And if you have lots of wide areas to trim (such as drainage ditches), pur- chase a trimmer with a larger cutting swath (width of area the trimmer will cut). The right blower can make lawn cleanup a breeze. Look for a powerful, hand-held blower that easily converts into a vacuum. Use your blower to blow short grass clippings back into the lawn. This will provide a nutrient -rich boost to the soil. Also, vacuum leaves to be placed in a nat- ural area. Cooler heads always prevail Take care when choosing lawn care BY DR. ELLEN HENKE LAWN AND GARDEN EXPERT With the warmer weather here, there's always plenty to do outdoors, and it's easy to get overwhelmed and overheated. The same goes for selecting a lawn care service. Many of us get overwhelmed with all of summer's activities, get overheated and select a lawn care service in the -heat of the moment.- Picking oment"Picking the catchiest name is not the ideal way to find a lawn care company. By taking time to ask a few sim- ple questions, you can make a sound decision when choosing a lawn care service and avoid possible problems later. Is the company licenced? Having a licence is one indication the company is reputable and operat- ing legally. Does the company have a good track record? Ask neighbors and friends who have dealt with the company if they were satisfied with the service they received. You can also call the Better Business Bureau or the local con- sumer protection office. Is the company affiliated with a professional lawn care association? Affiliation with a professional association helps members stay Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference!' • New Soft -touch' materials for sensitive gums • Precision partial dentures We accept all Insurance Policies. -© July, 1992 Walter Wimmer, DD. Denture Clinic PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (LOWER LEVEL) 1"'1420.5020 TollIh•e l-BW661.5020 informed of new developments in the lawn care field. Is the company willing to help you understand your lawn's prob- lems and the solutions? Lawn services generally apply fertilizers and pesticides. You may be the one who mows and waters, and poor watering and mowing prac- tices can lead to disappointing results. The company should tell you how it plans to take care of your lawn and advise you about what you could do to keep your lawn in good shape. So take some cool advice - slow down when the weather warms up and take your time when selecting a lawn care service. Chill out because cooler heads make better decisions. Parents and French Public School Ratepayers The Durham Board of Education invites you to attend an information meeting about: The opening of the first elementary French -language public school in Durham Region in September 1997. This meeting will be heid on: May 28, IW7 from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pin at T.K. McEwen Senior Public School 460 Wilson Road South Oshawa, Ontario L1H (,Z9 For information call (416) 391-2848 Make sure that your blower is light- weight... weighing in at around 10 pounds.lf you want a manicured look, but don't want to maintain and store four dif- ferent machines, consider an expandable unit with multiple tools to save time, money and space. A few manufacturers produce trimmers that convert into blowers, edgers and brushcutters so that all of your jungle's challenges can be met with one product. And for ease of maneuverability, purchase products that are gas -powered so the extension cord won't get in your way. Make braving the jungle a tamer task by purchasing the right equipment. Plant Doctor and Homelite/john Deere lawn and garden expert, Ellen Henke, is a botanist, garden writer and nationally recognized authority on "Earth Friendly" gardening. THE MISADVENTURES OF CRAWFORD AND SONS. r- �xfz�� SPECIALTY PRODUCT APPLICATORS FOR CONCRETE (Over 20 years experience and more than 5.000 homes repaired) Injection specialists (polyurethane/ epoxy) for foundation cracks (no digging in most cases) Cement Block Foundations Waterproofingisump pumps/drainage systems concrete repair and restoration FIX POTENTIAL LEAKS BEFORE RENOVATIONS INVEST IN YOUR FOUNDATION our expert trouble shooting offers you the optimum repair at the best prices with a 10 year full guarantee FREE ESTIMATES 3 905-686-6880 Parents et contribuables francophones au systeme d'education public Le Conseil scolaire de Durham nous invite it participer a une reunion d'information concernant: Vouverture de la premiere ecole publique de langue frangaise de la region de Durham en septembre 1997. Ccttc rencontre se tiendra: Lc mcrcredi 28 mai 1��)7 de 19h30a21 ha T.R. NtcEw-cn senior Public School 460, rue Wilson Sud Oshawa, Ontario L1H 4K5 renseignez-vous en appellant Ile (416) 391-2848 PAGE �1/ = fI*WE'* At1 iR'I II.S t I ilDi�`Y: K1a► 30; 19 7 Diversity in the workplace discussed at June 12 race relations forum PICKERING — Diversity in the workplace and race relations in the community will be the topic of a Race Relations Network meeting Thursday, June 12. Guest speaker Elizabeth McArthur will address the meeting, organized by the Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering. It will take place at Sandy and Vino's Restaurant, 603 Kingston Rd. at 1 p.m. Tickets are $10 each. For more information, call Audrey Powell at 696-2661. Used computer donations aid disabled kids Are you thinking about upgrad- ing your computer but don't know � what you'll do with your old equip- ment'? If it's in good condition and is not obsolete. you can donate the equip- ment to your local public school photo by Andrew Iwanowski and receive a tax-deductible receipt for its market value. The e u tti n e d e if your local school is not inter- ested in your computer, software, printer, work station or desk, you can contact Sandy Turner at 839- 4172, who collects items for learn- ing -disabled classes. Search boat launches Sunday in Pickering PICKERING -- Anchors aweigh! Yacht Club. 035 Breezy Dr., Pickering. The Pickering. Auxiliary Rescue Asso- PARA is a volunteer coast guard aux- ciation holds an official launch for its iliary unit. All are welcome to attend the new search and rescue vessel Sunday, event. Call 693-3424 for more informa- lune I at 2 p.m. at the Frenchman's Bay tion on the group. u Dr. Cohen W I is pleased to announce the relocation of his Orthodontic Practice to the Gordon House Professional Building at 103 Old Kingston Rd., Pickering Village Ajax, Ontario L 1 T 3A6 (905) 427-3223 11 n No cost consultation available We're online at www.durhamnews.net GARDEN Mike Pacione shows off the skills that won him a gold medal in culinary DOORS arts at the Ontario Skills competition for high school and college students. PYTHO The Pine Ridge Secondary School student is now at the national skills com- petition in Red Deer, Alberta, along with several other Durham stt udents. ' r . a Church sale means it's New to You PICKERING -- A local church is hosting a sale tonight (Friday) and tomorrow to help raise money for church activities and programs. A two-day New To You Sale runs today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday, htav 31 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at St. Mar- tin's Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr. (one block west of Liverpool Rd.. off Bayly St.). Pickering. Good used cloth- ing for the family, white elephant items, toys and books and other bargains are offered at the event. Church officials are also welcoming donations from members of the public. Call 839-9291 for more information. Have fun, help the hospital Saturday Giant garage sale, activities for kids planned AJAX — Baywood Centre hosts a day of fun for the whole family Sat- urday, May 31 to raise money for Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. The Baywood Centre's 4th annual giant garage sale runs from 10 a.m. to .5 p.m. rain or shine at the corner of Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue in Ajax. Also featured at the event pony rides, face painting, entertainers, clowns, magicians, a ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE SerVft N= Z Pk erifnp Stumps removed SPECIALIST IN• by fYlaChlr)e � TrImmi"e • TDppNtg Fully Insured • rased woos, • Prun�rfp e Free Estimates Car" ep �• 25 Years EimarmxP.perlence wis SII �errjl \ bounce pillow, candy floss and popcorn. Admission to the event is free. •1' TOP QUALITY j. VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS FREE LOW E GLASS & INEX ALL VINYL SPACER i� STEEL ENTRY PATIO SYSTEMS DOORS • r' SUN., JUNE 1,1-3 RM.•, = SUN., JUNE 1, 2-4 P.M. 95 MANSFIELD PARK 20 GLYNN RD., AJAX MIKE ASHBURN JUDY GREAT STARTER McMAHON X905 a9' DREAM HOME pENeY HOME!!! $132,900 8- 905.686-3800 $362+1 Open concept. Bright Sales Representative bedrooms ' 1 4 -pc. bathroom Big bright custom-built. California style 905402992 kitchen Most windows KWV estate home on 1.3 acre lot. replaced Maintenance - Walk to 18 hole golf course. free exterior ' New shingles ter. �) L,V. Km Explore your dream. tem ONE LTD. QTR. 'New deck 'Close to all r' BUNGALOW IN AMBERLEA! LOT 78 X 198 Beautiful very well maintained KATHY WEBSTER bungalow on extremely large c2l�fa" well cared for lot. Privacy Plus! Representative 3 bedrooms, new windows, 683-2100 newer roof, flooring & broadloom, walkout basement, finished rec room., parking for 5 cars! Only PERCY FULTON 189,900. Call Kathy Webster. F—f!=19 ANGUS DR.• PERFECT STARTER ON MARILYN WOOD DEEP PRIVATE LOTt! Sol" You'll love this ideally located dream R"resentatnn home! 3 bdrm. brick beauty with eat - 428 -7677 in kitchen, interlock drive, walkway & patio plus extra goodies such as 111def1f181central air, all window coverings & elect. light fixtures! Don't wait, call Achievers Realty Marilyn today! Perfectly priced to sell at $159,900. a.f THF. NEWS ADVEIMSERFRIDAY. MAY 39,1"7 -PAGE 15. I PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 30, 147 1 , I , , , I , , . , . I . , I , , I , Take' a hike at Heber Down to clear the air Ajax councillor launches Clear Air Month WHITBY — Enjoy the spring air and get sone exercise this Sunday at the Lung Association's Fresh Air Fair and Walk at Heber Down Conservation Area. Durham Regional Councillor Jim McMaster, of Ajax, will launch Clear Air Month and start the walk with participants at 10 a.m. For a minimum entry fee of $20 in donations or pledges, walkers are eligible for prizes with a special prize for the per- son who brings in the most pledges. You can begin the walk anytime during the day. Other events include the C.A.N. (Clean Air Now) DO Ducky race (you can rent a toy duck and cheer it on), the C.A.N. DO challenge in which you can learn how to improve your home's air quality, and a barbecue booth courtesy of Kiwanis Club I IliaL lal I II lilt aF�,EE-IIC�ES� BSE.tri M sato., * abowmly waded. M MCA - $A" 4 49988 1 CONDITIONS OF SALE $500 deposit upon purchase • Certified sales people to assist you • Financing available at low rates • No reasonable offer refused • All vehicles certified by trained • Delivery with in 48 hours Chrysler Techicians • Public Invited • All vehicles have warranty • Dealers welcome of Durham A.M. The money raised will help the Lung Association's environmental awareness program. Pledge forms are available at all Royal Bank branches in Durham. For more information on the walk, call 436-1046. ��'�_ _ _.___.' � _. .. `^�•--rte-..- . ..,Ir ,.t.:r,r►,r,.,.4," ., , 6 ,, Free op enhouse for, . i' ndustr y in Durham Region Local industries and interested professionals are invited to a free open house. The Canadian Association for Production and Inventory Control (CAPIC), Durham chapter, is hold- ing an open house Friday, June 6 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa. CAPIC national president Vern Teichroeb, several chapter presidents and senior staff from the American Production Inventory Control Soci- ety (APICS) will attend. APICS - The Educational Society for Resource Management, has offered the latest in educational pro- grams and materials for manufactur- ing and service industry profession- als for 40 years. Messier -Dowty in Ajax credits APICS with recent improvements. "in one year, delivery perfor- mance has improved from 30 per cent to 99 per cent using the strictest measurements, inventory has been reduced by 30 per cent, assembly Don't Miss the 27" Annual Saturday June 7-15,1997 Its a Family Affair RCaGERS C O MM U N IT Y TV Decision 197 Federal Election Debate Series Tune to Rogers Community TV - Durham this Friday and Saturday for our LIVE 6 INTERACTIVE All Candidates Debates. You can call-in and ask your questions during the following times. Oshawa Riding Friday, May 30th 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Durham Riding Friday, May 30th 9:36 pal -11:30 pm Whitby/Ajax Riding Saturday, May 31st 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm Pickering/Ajax Uxbridge Riding Saturday, May 31st 9:30 pm -11:30 pm AN Decision '97 Debates can be seen on ttogem Community TV - Dwh= in Ajax. V*Aby. Osl r and ClarWV-. Rogers Community TV brings you knmedble ilaeedon Returns on Ehwdon Nigh sbrdng at 9:30 pm. For snore fi ft -.ntl M car Voce F.W at MQ eae-etu. lead time has been reduced 55 per cent, morale and quality are up, overhead is down, shortages are almost non-existent," says produc- tion control director Jonathan Schofield. The Durham chapter of CAPIC holds nine dinner meetings a year and publishes bimonthly newsletters for members and local professionals. It also provides education in many areas, including Manufacturing Requirement Planning, Just in Time techniques, Computer -Integrated Manufacturing, Systems and Tech- nologies, Master Planning, and Inventory Management. To attend, pre -register by noon on Tuesday, June 3. Call chapter presi- dent Chander Nathani at 416-751- 9445, ext. 320 (work) or 686-2425 (home). THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1997 - PAGE 17 Two suffer smoke inhalatiod' after pot left on stoveµ PICKERING — Two women suffered smoke inhalation in a Wednesday afternoon house fire caused by a pot left ''unattended on a stove, says the Pickering Fire Deparanem The fire at 2283 Wildwood Cres. had been extinguished '`by the time firefighters arrived on the scene moments after being called at 4:02 p.m. Firefighters respbnding in four vehicles from three sta- tions ventilated smoke from the detached house just east of Valley Farm Road and north of Finch Avenue. The depart - men t epart- ment estimates smoke damage at S7,500. Two women at home at the time were treated for minor :-smoke inhalation by ambulance attendants. One was treated 'for burns to her foot. PAGO 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY A 1"7 Billboard FRIDAY, MAY 30 SALE: A two-day New 7o You Sale runs today from 7 to 9 p.m. and tomorrow from 8:30 to I I a.m. at St. Martin's Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr. (one block west of Liverlxx)l Rd.. off Bayly St.). Pick- ering. Good used clothing for the family. white elephant items, toys and books, bar- gains galore. Donations needed as well. 839-9281. WOMEN: A social group for women meets at 8 p.m. at the Plaza Restaurant in the Ajax Plaza, Harwood Ave. south of Hwy. 401. 683-5035. MUSIC N1AN: Archbishop Denis O'Con- nor Catholic Hi, -,h School. 80 Mandrake St.. Ajax, presents the musical. The Music Man. tonight and tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 adults. $5 seniors and students and $3 children under 12. Tickets available in advance (683-2026) or at the door. ADDICTIONS: Serenity Group - 12 Step Recovery Meeting meets at 8 p.m. at Bav- fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The weekly group deals with addictions of all types. including co-depen- dancy. A children's program will be offered as required. All welcome. 428-9431. SATURDAY, MAY 31 AUCTION: The Catholic Women's League of St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church. 1148 Finch Ave.. Pickering, hosts a silent auction of time, treasure and talent today from 3 to 6 p.m. and tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Items include antiques. paint- ings. baking, sewing, woodwork. 427-3753 ( Brenda). FUN FAIR: Bayview Heights Public School. 14W Garvolin Ave.. Pickering, hosts Blast Into Summer from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bake sale, raffles. jumpm' dragon, games. book sale. tattoos. barbecue. All welcome. 839-1146. YARD SALE: Ajax Raiders midget girls' rep softhall team hosts a yard K bake sale. 881 Darwin Dr., Pickering. 8 a.m. to I p.m. All proceeds to the team. 831-3466 (Cathy Screeton ). SPRING FAIR: A Spring Fair is held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain or shine. at Pine Ridge Secondary School. 2155 Liverpool Rd. N.. 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A scientific team each other. returns to the island where Austin Powers: Mike dinosaurs were reintroduced in %lyers. Iaiiabeth Hurley. A '60s this latest edition of the sci-fi lecret agent is frozen in time thriller. .Ind brought back to life in the Spectacular special effects 90s in this retro -comedy. An and plenty of hone -crunching .Iffectionate spoof of the psy- mayhem are expected to make .hedelic era. this one of the summer's block - Breakdown: Kurt Russell, busters. Kathleen Quinlan. Russell goes Trial and Error: Michael Into action overdrive in this Richards, Jeff Daniels. highway thriller about a man Richards, a.k.a. Cosmo Kramer %%hose wife is kidnapped when of Seinfeld fame, makes his their car breaks down. big -screen comedy debut as a Father's Day: Robin lawyer. Williams, Billy Crystal. 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JERRY MACURE Cuba Gcxxfing Jr.'s Oscar -winning performance comes to video this week so everyone can see Vaughn), try to get him dating again by taking him on road trips to Las Vegas and touring the night club scene. It seems they want Mike to act tough around women and not tell them that he is on the rebound. But, he feels he must be- honest with them. This is an excellent movie about friends hanging out in the '90s. why he was ALL NEW, jumping around so much on stagy during Academy INSIDE AND OUT. Awards night. Cruise plays sports agent Jerry LOOK FOR IT THIS WEEKEND. Maguire, who In Your neuspw1wr or supermarkets Carr►"[ng Presidents Choice believes people in the business should become more personal with their clients. a1G As a result of his •% new beliefs, he is fired from his _-- firm and takes with him one client, football player Rod Tild- well (G(xxling). The rest of the film is the story of- how fhow a man tries to find himself in a world that is full of grLedN players and cheating rivals. Along the way, he start.s and tries to hold on to a relationship with his accoun- tant, played by Rence Zellweger. Jerry Maguire is a movie every- one can enjoy and, since it's also for sale, you can buyit as well. Even though it's not what you may call a family (lick. it is the type of - movie the entire family can watch together without having to worry about excessive violence or vul- garity. 1 checked my watch two times. SWINGERS This indepen- dent film is one of the rare gems many didn't hear about in the the- atre but will enjoy now that it's out on video. Favreau plays Mike, a guy com- ing out of a six- year relationship, who hasn't been able to get over it six months later. His friends, led by Trent (played ex -ellentl b The Mikasa Don't miss it! 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(Z. 3.4) (5) Yes. but in equal arum rns b as groups. (6-7.8-9) (10) No. ItA( fl2 -TIMI? IV�VVS'ADVLIt f116L11;1ritlmA` , MAY M, 1*' Top dog Ajax principal in a class by himself AJAX — The principal of St. Bernadette Catholic School has been named the distinguished Catholic leader for 1997. Colin Edgecombe was honored for his leadership in the Catholic education system in Durham at a reception in Whitby Wednesday afternoon. Teachers and school board staff were also named distinguished Catholic educators for the year at the event. Mr. Edgecombe has had "quite an impact on the system;' says John Nicholls, of the Principals and Vice -principals Association which spon- sors the awards along with the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. "He's the current chairman of the association. He's done a lot of work on professional development for principals and vice -principals and leadership train- ing for people who want to get into school administration;" says Mr. Nicholls. a principal at St. Bernard Catholic School in Whitby. "He's been heavily iriolvcd in putting our budget concerns to the trustees." "It's quite an honor." says Mr. Edge- combe. ' flim have been some pretty good candidates in the past so it's good company. I really appreciate this. It's great " He's been with the school board fir 30 years, first as a teacher and later as a vice-principal. He's been a principal for 10 years — at Monsignor Philip Cof- fey Catholic Schoxol in Oshawa, St. Matthew Catholic School in Whitby and now St. Bernadette. Mr. Nicholls reports the leader award is given to a principal or vice-principal from candidates nominated by the asso- ciation's members. The educators awards are given to people chosen by each school every year for excellence in leaching, extracurricular work and com- mitment to parish and church. This year's winners of the educators awards from Ajax schools are: Denise Colterman-Fox, Archbishop Denis O'Connor. Carol Caputo, St. Bernadette; Bill Myers, St. Catherine of Siena; Lynn Redmond, St. Francis de Sales; Judith Murphy. St. lames; Frances Gatley. St. Jude, Madeleine Cote. Notre-Dame-de- la-Jeunesse; and Robert Fillion, St. Patrick. Winners from Pickering schools are: Michael Van Berk -um, St. Isaac Jogues; Colleen Monaghan, Holy Redeemer; Howard Kempton, Our Lady of the Bay; Philip White, St. Anthony Daniel; Patricia Dwyer -Kuntz, St. Eliza- beth Seton; Cristina Woods, St. Mar- guerite Boutgeoys; Sonia Wylie, St. Monica; Mary -Agnes Ferraz, St. Wilfrid. Oshawa winners are: Maureen Wilkinson, Canadian Martyrs; Alex Dobos, Father Francis Mahoney; Bob Suszek, Father Joseph Venini; Sean Mul- doon, Holy Cross; Martha Roesch, John =11; Dianne Deveau, Monsignor John Pleneyma; George Callender, Monsignor Paul Dwyer, Maureen Hawkins, Mon- signor Philip Coffey; Loretta Bartsch, Sir Albert Love; Maureen Coyne, St. Christopher; Nikole Perreault, St. Gertrude; Mary Slak, St. Gregory; Julie Forget-Ouellet, St. Hedwig; Joan O'Connor, St. Joseph; Iris McNulty, St. Michael; Mary Adelle Patterson, St. Thomas Aquinas; Marcel Beaumont, Corpus -Christi. Whitby winners arc: Anthony Lahriola. Father Leo. J. Austin; Sharon Bozanis. St. Bernard; Barb Godin. St. John the Evangelist; Rose Gallant, St. Marguerite d'Youville; Jenine Calder. St. Mark the Evangelist; Sandy Coscarella. St. Matthew the Evan- gelist; Anne Strachan, St. Paul. Esther Cucinato. St. Theresa; Agnes Martel, Saint -Charles -Garnier. Christine Touch - ie, of Immaculate Conception in Port Perry, Anna Camazzola, of St. Joseph in Uxbridge. Jacqueline Jeffers, of continu- ing education in Oshawa, Gerry Gid- dings, of student services, and Audrey Cartile, of program services. photo by Andrew Iwanowski St. Bernadette Catholic School prinicipal grew. The principal was named Distin- Colin Edgecombe takes time to read to guished Catholic Leader for Durharr Grade I students (from left) Amanda Region Roman Catholic Separate School Lasecki, Paulina Filipczak and Ruairi Mul- Board this year. Hey, Who caused this deficit anyway? Asks Karen Dolan. ♦ Born 1961, England. Currently Resides in Whitby Ontario ♦ Graduate of Durham College, Advertising / tabour College of Canada ♦ One of the first women to break barriers of access to non-traditional ♦ courses in Hamilton school system ♦ Included among the first 140 women to be Meed by Stelco since WWII Played active role with Steelworkers Local I005 ♦ Employed by GM since 19134 ♦ Past Chair, Women's Committee CAW ♦ Instructor, Ontario Federation of Labour - ♦ Basic Education Skills Training (BEST) ♦ Recording Secretary. Durham Riding NDP. Past VP Oshawa Riding ♦ Regional Rep. Ontario Women's Committee, NDP ♦ I st Vice President, Media & Marketing Chair, T -ball coach: ♦ Connaught Park Residents, Oshawa ♦ Past Regional Co -Ordinator for the Women's March Against Poverty u the past century, this country has been governed by either Tories ul Liberals and our accumulated debt has risen with each passing decade since 1955. tier why blame the INDP? Today. Canada is the second richest of the G7 nations with more income per capita than ever before in history. Do you feel rich:' We as Canadians have more money per capita to run social services today than we had when these services were first implemented. Who do you suppose is holding on to all that money? Do you suppose that Tory and Litx:ral right wing policies have allowed corporations to glean a larger share of monies over the years at the expense of the individual? Let's take a look: Corporate share of federal revenues have dropped from 25% to 10% in a space of forty years. In 1995, individuals paid slightly more but now it's almost six times that amount to make up the difference. In 1991, Canadian corporations with total profits of over $12 billion paid no taxes whatsoever. Today, tax breaks to corporations and weathly individuals make up close to half of the national debt. As a typical NDPer. I make considerably more than the lowest 10% of working Canadians who manage to survive on 53.422,00 a year but considerably less than the richest 10% of Canadian families who make an average of S124.269,00. Like the middle majority, I have learned to make every penny count. I run my home frugally and carefully. Is there any reason to doubt that I would count my pennies just as carefully in Ottawa? Indeed, most NDPers are in this middle bracket and when in office, have proven time and time again that they can handle money at least as Kell as Trudeau or Mulroney. We're on the threshold of a Boom! Say the leading indicators. BOOM FOR WHOM? Politicians, neo -conservative economists and the corporate giants rely on an outdated yardstick to measure progress, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). It factors in such waste as crime, and pollution as "progress indicators". And because such things as income disparity, loss of leisure, resource depletion, degradation of habitat, and volunteer economy are difficult to factor, they simply choose to ignore them all and put on a happy face. Well, I'm not laughing. There's a better way of meas i ring progress and I intend to get Ottawa to do it. When the worker is happy at his job and feels the thrill of moving ahead with his life, everyone benefits. As of right now, mechanisms are solidly in place to increase the number of impoverished Canadians. How short-sighted for corporations to downsize and freeze wages simply to make Canadians insecure, fearful and desperate so that they will take apy job at as wage on any terms. It must be stopped. Without a strong voice in Ottawa to preserve that social order for which we have earned world-wide respect, and to call the bluff of the right wing "demigods" who, with remarkable success, continue to pull the wool over our eyes, Canada is destined to belong to the corporate and financial elite. Our children will be slaves to corporate eontroL Elect KAREN DOLAN on June 2 fora strong NDP Presence in Ottawa AUTHORIZED BY GORDON MrKAY. OFFICIAL AGENT FOR KAREN DOLAN -r - PAGE 24 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAY 30, 1"7 Pickering Sports AI Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Ball bantams bats blazing _' Red Sox blitz Ajax, 2. Scott Grundy pitched a solid four Trenton, Fenelon Falls lose to Peterborough PICKERING - The Pickering Red Sox major hantam rep baseball team post- ed three blow-out victories and dropped one nail-biting contest to open the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association season. The Sox mcrcicd Ajax I5-5. hat Ogborne connected PiCKERING for a rare grand slam home run. � which he airlifted Knot Ra[ l more than 325 feet. Brandon McMillan also had a fine night at the plate with two doubles, two singles and five RBI. Dave Walders tripled for an RB1. Craig Megill banged out a double and a single for an RBI. Tim Verhoom stroked three singles, while RBI singles were hit by Alex George. Scott Grundy. Mike Mitchell and Fayaz Murji. Justin Couto, Brandon Cowie. Robbie Johnston and Gerohn Lanns all had singles Murji pitched well in the first half of the game and Ogborne closed with six strikeouts, while allowing only three hits. The Red Sox also mcrcicd Trenton 31- 2. After going ahead by 10 runs, the Red Sox played a gentleman's game with no stealing or extra bases taken. Novice pitchers McMillan and Cowie were hot-, McMillan pitched a no-hitter with four strikeouts and Cowie allowed only two hits, while registering six strikeouts. Murji also pitched, delivering two strikeouts and allowing just two hits. All the players reg- istered hits, with Grundy, Mitchell and Walkers contributing a double, four sin- gles and four RBI apiece. Pickering also blitzed Fenclon Falls 12- innings, giving up only three hits. Johnston took over, earning three strike- outs and yielding no hits. Jason Fettcr closed out by giving up only one hit while claiming one strikeout victim. Lanns made an outstanding catch while running back from second base to snag a fly hall. Ogborne lashed a home run for an RBI. Cowie smacked a double for two RBI, while Fetter and Lanns each hit had sin- gles and had an RBI. Also earning hits were Johnston, Murji, Verboom, Walders and Mitchell. The Red Sox suffered a heart- breaking 7-6 loss to Petcrhorough when a curfew ended the game in the sixth inning. Pitchers Mitchell. Verboom, Murji and Ogborne held Peterborough to seven hits. Murji helped out the offence by stroking a double and single for two RBI. McMillan banged out a double, executed a sacrifice bunt and added three RBI. Megill had the other RBI with three singles, while Cowie also hit three singles. Defensively, the Red Sox made some great plays, including Grundy who made two difficult catches on fly balls. Lanns. Megill and Cowie also com- bined for a double play. Catcher McMillan made a tough catch on a foul pop up. He also threw out three runners attempting to steal second and one leading off third. News Advertiser P cowolf GMond- t $*Th r�sft s % PER YEAR ♦ GST tEaJudw Motdrys) CORPORATE GOLD CARDS Golf Mondq too FditEA •21 S00 PER YR « GIST ttnare..lioNe ys twa rwr. s sun @11w a pALJ **On Fe" Pspft. ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB KdeAyL..� aw 693-321c photo by Andrew Iwanowski Upand over Camille Sztrimbely of Elizabeth B. high jump at the Durham Elementary Phin Public School in Pickering con- Athletic Association Track and Field centrates on getting over the bar while Championships at Oshawa's Civic competing in the I I -year-old girls' Stadium on Monday afternoon. Subway sandwiched by Just Desserts in Pickering 179 Tennis lLeague play Licks edged Jaguar Motors 2-5 to .Darrell Harjadi and MarJustin 1.5 in mages at Dunmoom. Jones beat Andrew Tam and Mike In the Just Desserts -Subway Seli 6-4.6-0 in boys doubles. match (Just Desserts players' names In mixed doubles. Amit S appear first), Devin Kiyonaga and Davina Blenman defeated defeated Jeremy Holmes 7.6, 2-6.9- Geraldine Cremieux and 7 in boy; singles play. Goytisolo 6-3.4-6 and 7-3. ,In girls' singles, Jennifer Vasic In the lacks -Jaguar M was f X6-0 by Jennifer match (Licks players' names Ckemieux fit), ko Gla w beau Andrew PICKERING - Just Desserts gave Subway their just dessert, in Pickering 17s Tennis League action this past weekend The Just Desserts tennis squad jumped into first place in the league by defeating Subway 3-1 in matches played at the Dunmoore Tennis Club Sunday. Meanwhilie, in the other contest, Aj., Pickefingschools on the beam atmnastics showdown gY One Ajax school and one in Pickering public finished in the top three at the recent Durham Elementary Athletic Association Boys' Gymnastics Championship at Lincoln Alexander Public School in Ajax. Lincoln Alexander of Ajax was the big winner at the meet, finishing first overall. Close behind in second place was Pickering's William Dunbar school, followed by R.H. Cornish school from Port Perry in third spot. Individual results: Primary compulsory: Floor - first Joe McCoy, R.H. Cornish, second Ryan Regan, William Dunbar, Arsenault 3-6, 6-1 in boys' sin- gles. Chris Barwick was defeated by Ainsley D'Mello 6-3, 6-1. Shah In mixed doubles play, Nadia Petryshyn and Chris Hall downed Frank Nicole Doiron and Brent Ching 6- 4. 6-3. Cory Butler and Alex Motors Bittermann split sets with Thomas Doirton and Sarah Bumstead 4-6 at 7-5 third Dylan Jones, R.H. Cornish. Vault - I. Dylan Jones, R.H. Cornish, 2. Matt Wolno, Lincoln Alexander, 3. Cameron Schivas, Lincoln Alexander. Junior compulsory: Floor - I. Trevor Seelert, William Dunbar, 2. Jesse Hodgins, R.H. Cornish, 3. Jason Spence, Lincoln Alexander. Vault - 1. Trevor Seelert, William Dunbar, 2. Jason Spence, Lincoln Alexander, 3. Sean Charitar, Lincoln Alexander. Intermediate compulso- ry: Floor - 1. Daniel Wylie, William Dunbar, 2. David Lowe, R.H. Cornish, 3. Perry Haldenby, Lincoln Alexander. Vault - 1. David Lowe, R.H. Cornish, 2. Jamie Corneal, Prince Albert, 3. Tyler Van Gijn, William Dunbar. Kindergarten -Grade 4 advanced compulsory: Floor - I. Matt Cottam, Lincoln Alexander, 2. Nicky Chee, Lincoln Alexander, 3. Kyler Carson, William Dunbar. Vault - 1. Matt Cattam, Lincoln Alexander, 2. Nicky Chee, Lincoln Alexander, 3. Jason Bragan, Lincoln Alexander. Grade 5-8 advanced compulsory: Floor - 1. Drew -Woods, Uxbridge, 2. Greg Clark, Duke of Edinburgh, 3. Joshua Vivian, Lincoln Alexander. Vault - I. Michael Trickey, Duke of Ed., 2. Jeordain Ward, Lincoln Alexander, 3. Greg Clark, Duke of Ed. Optional One: Floor - 1. Derek Marsham, Lincoln Alexander, 2. Adam Northern, Gandatsetiagon, 3. Marc McEachnie, Lincoln Alexander. Vault - 1. Derek Marsham, Lincoln Alexander, 2. Adam Northern, Gandy, 3. Marc McEachnie, Lincoln Alexander. Optional Two: Floor - I. Matthew Jubb, William Dunbar, 2. Jeff Cottam, Lincoln Alexander, 3. Brian Edwards, Lincoln Alexander. Vault - 1. Matthew Jubb, 2. 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CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE A progressive manufacturing firm relocating from Markham to Whitby in September is looking for a dynamic motivated individual to provide telephone support to our customer base. This small office environment would ideally suit an excellent communicator and team plaver who is PC literate, and possesses goad organizational, and ana- lytical skills. Bi -lingual (French/ English) combined with customer service or telemarketing skills would be a definite asset. We offer competitive compensation and a benefits package. Please forward resume to: Oshawa Whitby This Week, 865 Farewell St. LIH 7L5, Box 481. Reply to File *9831. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for a dedicated career minded results and goal oriented Individual. Training program provided. Fax to: 905420-4484 Roseglen Weight Loss iii Wellness of Canada (Previous applicants need not re -apply) RENTAL AGENT (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 Fle N 9822 Oshawa This Week P.O.Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 71.5 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE DURHAM REGION BRANCH We are seeking a MARKETING COORDINATOR Who will be responsible for direct sales of product lines. services and fund generation for our agency. The sales associate will demonstrate strong communication skills, be highly motivated and have an entrepreneurial approach to sales management. Previous experience with incentive premium promotions and sales are a definite asset. A valid driver's li- cense and automobile are a prerequisite. Candidates may submit their resumes in confidence, along with salary expectanons, no later than June 13, 1997 at 4:30 pm to 64 Colborne Street East, Oshawa, Oat - LIG 1L9 er Fax to 9054.34-1042 No plwne calfs please. D1111111I PA**O& EARN S4l2 weekly at TITTLE home, assembly, clerical CAESARS PIZZA 411iht linfif (4682-s89Ea OshmA Whitby $2.500 a month from tonne! If AOX Completing easy question - Call 905430.1430, eet6ars. (abs) sc� i+- EXPERIENCED telemar- 619MAK 905-M keter needed. Good wage. MM, 905AX47M Call (905) 427.6040, Ajax. WANTED Help for Giant Warehouse Sale at M.E.TC, Pickering Location • Cashiers !!•( some floor help) • Day & Evening Shifts Avail. Hiring Now ! Earn extra cash$$ Interviews : Sat. May 31, 10 -4 at Metro East Trade Centre 1899 Brock Rd. Pickering or call 416-410-4144 EXPERIENCED SUPER -DIET. Ta.e ;11 Jin er or Helper Call 9175-426- wanted Pounds 8 Inches 7200 Look good ler summer! GIRLS WANTED from On- 1� ' !!atom! 3 Guar - land between 6-,9 to com- arnse0 (0571-5063 pate in this years 1997 Toronto Pageants Over 120.000 on prizes and scholarships including troop e Nationals in Las Yeas. Cap Today. 1-800.367- 2125 Ext 240 Heir Salon Chairs for Rent ;ood Location 725-3262 HAIRSTYLIST Wanted ler ousy salon. 2 years expeon- ince a must. Salary and 'onim,ssnn r'.11 AIA. swo HALENDAS' MEAT re• tw•es experienced .meat .anter, counter helper and general help. Apply in per - von with resume to 1794 Liverpool Rd. Prdtenng. HOST(ESS)twaner(wai- tress) seasonal, ler pnvue golf dub, North Pickering. ala• Jre couple tc ^I;r rise building I A ax. Must have e) pe^fencl good torr r.scation and wor Please tax resuM to: (905) 619.2901 TAXI DRIVERS Wanted FULL i3 PART TIME 831-2160 Must have Supervisory and service experience Fax re- sume to (905)294-5115 ' Office LIGHT TELEPHONE Work Help Salary plus bonuses Days or eveningsp . Please Ca 723.6900 MAKE-UP ARTIST Re. quired Saturdays tar busy season The Facial Place 905-666.8128 MOTIVATED SALES Per- son needed for small drive- way sealing business Own transportation, students welcome. Call Mike (905) 427-6515 or leave mes- e NEW PUB lust opening. Apply - wait staff, bar- tenders, hostesses. Re- sume and references re- quired. Before June 1st drop off at 96 John St. Port Perry: after - 278 Oueen St. Port Perry. OWNER Operators Want- ed. 2 years US experience. Cap Scor Duncan a1 Road An Tiaruportaton Inc. 905- 428-3444. PART TIME BAKER Counter Person ler Sun- days and other days. Will train. Must be enthusiastic and very reliable. $7. per tour. Fax resume to 905- 427.3513. PAl1TTMK i Full-time pharmacy assistants want- ed for pharmacies in WfM- by 3 Oshawa. Please send resume to: File x9828, Oshawa/Whitby Til Week, P.O. Box 481 Osha- wa, ON. L1H 71-5. PARTSIACCESSORY CLERK - Experienced only Fax resume to Campkins Camping Centre 905.655- 8642 AR Bred PEOPLE'S TAxl. Taxi driv- ers deeded immediately, no experience necessary. part-time or full-time. Call 905.427-7770. BOOKKEEPER A.P. per- son required mmedientty for small Pickering office Full time General orrice duties also Must know rogram and computer p Windoiws 95. Fax resume to 905-619-0866 Sales Eml Help f Agd1e ARE YOU a see motivated entrepreneurial type, inter. ested in earning an above average income? Have you considered a career in Real Estate] Contact Jo- hanna or Linda at Royal LePage for information and confidential interview. 666- 1333N43-1790. BIL -DEN CORP.- 25 year old company requires Sales Assistants, to help our sales professionals promote our new line of Premium Windows, Doors, and Permanent Roofing. No experience necessary. but Sales. Canvassing or Telemarketing experience an asset. Applicants should be real in appearance and want to eam an executive income based on perfor- mance not atterxfance. Cap Al zgby. 666-0018. Co1MMSSION SALES, full time, food industry. Expen- ence an asset. but will train the right persons. Must be see motrvatad and goal on- ented and have own trans- portation. 150.000 plus an- nually. 428.7897 or fax 428-2103. JE Skilled Help LICENSED Body Man, mist have own toots, ex- perienced in collision 8 bonldo work. Guaranteed 40 hrs/week, for snap slop in Port Perry. Call 905- 985-1991. EAST END Durham Re Jion FII Part fxriE posw- pons Landscape Con- struction Candidates must be familiar with the opera- tion of all equipment and Procedures related to the installation of stone pro- ducts. sod. trees. etc Mirn- mum two years venfgby experience . Drivers license wiei dean abstract. Fax re- sume to 905-428-2195 Licensed Electrician- Mjrumum 3 years Industrial background and expenence with electronic arced board repairs. Should be farrriaf with PLC and have motor control experience. Longterm temporary assignment in Whitby Fax reswle to Pamela at Kelly Services (905M4-1%5. LICENSED MACHINIST .1 ,e,., ,e,K,a,y Pas n Snrborough area MAn - yrs working experience. $ AOMOnve background an s,tef. WMUS background I must 495-1093 Staff 'us NEEDED MIMEDIATELY, ':andidate with 2 3 years ;receion soldering, tot an -,definite asspnment Aiso anodaas with 3 - 5 years Tool and De malung ex- perience Please lax @sum" to 1-905.831 )627 SERVICE ADVISOR Ex- perienced Dniy Fax re. same to Campkins Camp- ing Centre 905 -655 -SW An Brad ' Medical Dental RECEPT10%I5T Plka,: 4") .oily ,r. Min 5 yews" stop Ece bona! organizational 8 cortrnrucaoori galls Fu 49") IL"41li5 Troobu Int Coordirlebr Dental Office looking ler mature intelligent, person- able sen starter, Part tome leading to full time with some evenings. Must be C D A with reception and ABEL experience. Fax re- sume to 427-5792. •� Wted UVE OUT NANNY re - quoted awradW@iy, 2 small pas, ages 3 &5. relwenc- as required. Ajax area. Weekdays. Also light houslikeeptiongoiLlaund 686-6 17 ry. UVE-OUTAN nanny flex. hours, infant, expenerlced, references, must be legai. Pickering. Call (905)509- 8264 message. OCCASIONAL babysitter needed ler 2 Arts, 4 d 2 years, some afternoons, evenings A bye -in wee- kends. Suit cdlege student. Westney/Ritchie. Call (905)428-0677 �lr �.irr-IJowty. an international company with oprralions In \,)rth :America. Europe and Asia I'arifir. is a world leader in the design- development. manufactnre and support of Integrated landing gear- system.. We take pride in creating innoyalivr solations to meet our customers- needs for high wloality, prrformanre anti reliability and currently seek -killed individuals to join onr Ajax farjlit . CNC Machinists These Immediate opt-nings in the arra. of C\(: Lathes and I:\(: Mill,/Boring require the expertise of a Journevman `61arhinia with a minimum 5 years ref exprrirncr. Your familiarity with machining trchnirlurs for high-strength aerospace materials is romplrmented by the ahility to Intrrpret mannfarturing drawings and infttrurtions and „I,rrate- CN(: machines in a quality-orirnled cellular •-nvironment. These I,osition will involve shift work. If you srek new rhadlr-ngel and look forward to an rxrrllrnt rw)mprn.+ation package that matrhrs your contrihutiuns, please forward volar resume. quoting Neferenrr #17-97. to: %le-it•r-1lowty Ire., Iluntan Rr•.uurrrf., 1 7. 1 Monarch %%enue. Ajax. (Ontario, IAS 2(:8, F -ax- I')11."i1 (alta-2R6a. MESSIER-DOWTY Daycare • Available BROCK S Major Ca. health :are aid and mother of one providing reliable home daycare. hot kxides and snacks Ail ages wet. :orae For -Cie information -ala Joan 656-9064 E.C.E Mottw Cr 2. home daycare. 'enced yard, actn- ires, luncres snacks. nan- smok ng, references Val- leytarm Deubrook area. Call 905-426-1543 E.C.E. Will provide a warm nurturing environment with many learning opportune ties Expenenced , Refer- ences. Pickering Beach S Rollo area. 905-426-1534 EXPERIENCED CARE GIVER (westmev, N of 40 1) Near schou6 h park Hot nutritious meals TLC Fenced yard, com- furtableenvirunment 428-0097 LUVM MOTHER OF 1, First aKVCPR. snacks / lunches, large play area, fenced yard, Whites/Bayy area. receipts. Michelle - 9 37-0717 ichelle.537-o7n LOVIMG, Reliable Home Daycare, accepting ages up to 5 years; lunches. snacks. tug playroom. large yard, Altona/Pinegrove area. Call Jackie 509- 7787. MOTHER with years of daycare experience, ECE. fenced yard. ptayroom, lots Of space 8 TLC. Whites Rd.S. area. 420-8676. NORTH AJAX, Harwood/ Gardener area. reliable af- fordable daycare by experi- enced m*wr, full -tine, any age, lunches. playroom, fenced yard, pet free, smoke-free, receipts pro - voided 427-4926 R. A. FESTERS TRUCKING requires 10 PROFESSIONAL AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs- exp. Clean abstract, clean criminal search; We offer a benefits package (905) 434-a110 Daycare ff*q Available RELIABLE baoysttmg avadabre n my home. E C E. 15 years experience with special needs CM,Idren. locatyd in the Highbush PS. area Please call 831- 31163 RELIABLE daycare in my home. 6 months and up, fenced yard. daily walks. crafts. lunches and snacks. smoke-free, references. Whites Rd/Hwy 2, Call Cheryl (905)420-0206 RETIRED experienced nurse available ler babysit- ting. Pickering area Call Ann 905-428-1334 ALL AGES ADORED! S. AJAX.St. Johns Am- bulance. hot lunches.nuin- bous snacks.vaned daily walks, crafts, picnics, cud- dles ! Smoke Fee. 427- 2356. WESTNET/Rossi" - rek- able babysitter available with 11 yrs, exp ICS day- care diploma. Hot lunch, snacks, fenced yard.babies welcome, references, re- ceipts, reasonable rates. 427-4937. IWanted 17 yr. old mole. drivers li- censed. very mechanically inclined (exp, with heavy machinery and automo- biles) farmers son - not afraid of yard work) looking for full time summer em- ployment Contact Travis 985.3183. • ' Business to • Business INTERNET Works! Get yourbusiness on the World Wide Web and reach 60 million people FREE oewis. Can 24hrs. 905-434-2770 Dept TW -2905 INTERNET Reach 60.000.000 Internet users and soft your pro- ducts or service on the In- formation Super Highway. For more nki Daie, North- ern Lights Net Consulting 723-5011. ' Bargain COMPLETE Scuba diving equipment, mostly follow, also 2 new adult We jack- ets, 140 each. cap 576- 9134 COMPLETE Set of bath- room fixtures: due, excel- lent condition. no tikes: tub. toilet. 2 sinks, 2 new merle dine cabinets. ag faucets b related hardware. 1200 complete. 839-4124 after bpm. MANDOLIN ler Sale: Pro- fessional Mandolin. Excel- lent condition. Asking $195. call Joe (905)6666298. 1for Sale GARAGE door repairs, ollleers openers installlesd 149. New doorslopeners. QuQuality�Plus Doors 416- PAGE 21il NEWTS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1997 Skilled SkilledHospifaY Ho6piWf Articles Articles Articles Help Help 1 McdicaVDenW an, MedicakDenw 1 For Sal 1 For Sal 1 Firewood 1 Firewood 1 Wanted We are a progressive Canadian manufacturer of moulded rubber products with an immediate re- quirement for a qualified MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHT Applicants must be able to com- plete mechanical installations and trouble shoot mechanical prob- lems. In addition to the mechani- cal requirements the ideal can- didate must be able to perform some routine electrical main- tenance. Position involves shift work. Qualifications: Millwright's licence is mandatory with a mini- mum 5 years experience in a manufacturing environment. You will be required to supply your own tools. You must possess the ability to work with minimal su- pervision. Please forward your resume to: WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department P. O. Box 567 Whitby, Ontario L1 N 5V3 Only applicants selected for in- terviews will be contacted. Articles 1 For Sal NEW LOWER PRICE' Craft at adiustable. Drating bed, queen -size, excellent working cordo. W Needs top matures. 1600 or Deet offer Cal 905- 576-0614 260' OF 1R- vinyl cOattd link lenCong, 9 with poets and 3 galas S20p0 or bow offer Computer - 366 with monochrome monitor S3o0 Cal 1dairy 92 .130 4 APPLIANCES, Kenmore fridge stove $750 and wasil dryw package deal 1250 (905) 723-6900 or w••ks (905) 72Andy 0-(031 Ki1 Articles For Sal 9 PCE walnut Dom suite S+.30t; Kitchen table and 2 chains. $125, 9 x 12 wear rug. muff, Color, 5300 Excel condrbon 623- 8263 CLOSING DOWN SALE. LAST 2 WEEKS. leather WORK . up to 1 2 once, leather purses from $7.99. Ikiggage from $19.99 Ev rymirg must go Famly Leather, 726-9630 Frac POOM Mall. Oshawa. CASH i CARRY 6' Foam Mattress 1,0m S79 srngl•, toiler frames $35 Factory Matt,ess. 1650 Bsyly St Pidkorng (905) 537.0299. REQUIRED INNEDiATELY HSW 11, 111 AND HCA'S IN AJAX - PICKERING AREA • Available to work a variety of hours • Including evenings and weekends • On a rotational basis. • Car essential. Apply at: AA eDW.SxmhhowSertril 2 SIMCOE ST. S. SUITE 500, OSHAWA OR FAX (905) 579-2539 Articles 1 For Sale ATTEND OUR FREE 'How U Wine and Beer making demonstration seminar It can be lull and save money :;30111 Seminar given by a prbfeyS*Ml instructor at St. Anne's Pure Spring Water Company. Book now!! Phone 579-2837 BEAUTIFUL custom made hand upholstered sofa a k>veseat. 7 It sofa b 5 it oveseat. pale due d frost- ed white. slight pork d Won- �-n in design Fully wash- able covers Superb condi- ion 5850. Call 576.9419 CARPET BROKER. 10C°,. Nylon thick. plush. -itan resistant Carpet For 3 looms. orgy $36900 Price fxk4ss 30 Sq yds Carpet. lekaae pad arri nstaMapOri n your home. Free quota- ' ion n your home No in- 'mest. no payment lex one roll year. Danes. 1-900- 217-0104 CARPETS kits or carpet, 100•, nylon, new Stan M_ lease carpets on hared. 1 Will carpet 3 morns, Ill Price nCltattea Carpet. pit - mown pad, export irDotala- bon. Fad offeW. y. het •w - man (30 yards)- Norman sa6 2314 CARPETS SALE: Loy of Carpets. 100-. nylon Stan release. CWW 3 rooms 5339 (30 sq yd) Includes carpet. Premium Pod and iensw40on Free evarnalf". Carpet repairs. Strvrg Durham and aunounbrg area. Sam 905 -OW 1772. Articles 1 For Sale CARPETS- Try anu save New 100% nylon, Stain- less Full product line avag- able to suit any "el Senior discount. Repair and restretarlg kir tree es- timate. Can and I'll show you the difference 100% customers satisfaction guaranteed. Mike (905) 431-4040 CERAMIC moifs for sale 100's to choose from, rel cogent Condtron. Supplies 50% on Cal after 4 p in and anytime on weekends. 434-5721 ALWAYS OPEN COM- PUTERS. sales and sery ice 386 or 486 complete 5450 and $600 CI lxn sound taros Techmcat support Ph 525 oto (905) 571- COMPUTER SERVICE and saes Used and new pans/upgrades at reason- able Pmters $nGA c� morkm . fax machin• $149 Sys- tems. 366. 466. Pontium Cal nor prom Model T Computers. 131 Brock St S . VOW&i, (905),13D.5615 DINwrGROpeI sul 14 PC, Giobard Canadian Legacy maegany, oeckad- 7 OWN table with 3 Wk. Chars, Udim. N/llet top and server SaSoo (WS063-2303 DOES Notoria Manor to YOU" Have your drapes, tad knee, accessories and ananes Ma- 1ghMea venal Maniam b us 9(l 665-0159 COMPUTER CLEARANCE Centres 486 Blowout 486 kits with new rn/board 8 m ram 1mb vid- eo. 1.44floppy and Dx processor 1325 New hard drives from 1189 Upgrade your low end Pentium CPU's and trade for Intel 120's. 133's and 166's and 200's for as low as $99 00 Complete new Pentium Systems from $665 New monitors from 219 with a system used monitors from $25. VGA Cfariglon Com- puter, 164 Baseline Rd E.. Bowmanville at exit 432. Hwy. 401 697-3059 ELEGANT Strathroy din- ing furniture (Homeshow winner). Oval pedestal table. hghback ecru chairs. buffet, hutch Solid cherry - wood w/brass. Asking $2.395 (905)725-6274. FREE TO GOOD HOME Complete home/business security system 2 for mon- todng agreement at 124 95 per month. includes police registration. (Police. medi- cal, fire). Valued at $849 Cal Bill at 905-420-6566. FURNITURE SALE - beige sofa and chair. solid oak deacons bench, wooden kndien SOL and more Must yell Please Cal 668-4271 atkfr 6 p.m. Grtrinized Fist Sheet 'seconds' vanous sizes and thickness Redo -Rack 6 It and frame. 530. 12 h. end frame $50 7 It heavy duty Cross members S35 0 Pair Greeley Steel (905) 571-7371. GALVWAIZED Flat Sheet 'Seconds' van ous fRty and thiclkness. GnNley SIM (903) 571-7371 GOALIE. Hockey equip- ment. pad 29' (1299) ~. mediate blarney and catch- er (5225) call 905.697- 3i le. PATIO DOORS Brand new from 5299 Incrtdo, Full Warranty (903) see.- 1573 em1573 James Lrnbers Piny Available Call Mary at 420- 6553. KITCHEN, Cabinets and counter tops. double Snk d aDaeiK. Pertoc kir Collage. Available Mod to and July. $1500 080 Cal (905) 426-a3S9 GOLF CLUBS - Mens and Ladies: ANTIQUES - wash- stand $225: Duncan Phyte oval table coffee $175: par - tour table (glass lest) 1235. Humidor 185, gate-leg table/2 chairs 1235. white dresser 1175. record Cabi- net $95: copper boder 165: pressed back rocker 1105. Childs rocker and chairs: ALSO handicap walker w/ wheels 165: gas Weed - eater 145: snowblower $/45, humidifier 175. air conditioner 195. Pentax camera 1350, hand tools and more 430-2650 GUN SHOW SUN. JUNE 1ST 8 a.m.-noon PICKERING CI- VIC COMPLEX VALLEY FARM RD. WEST OF BROCK RD. JUST SOUTH OF HWY 2. 905-689-8181 HIDE -A -BED cheste,1.eld 8 chair 1100. 314 size adlusl- able tad $400: donde do- MV- table. 4 chairs d hutch $300. queen size waterbed with semi -mo- tionless mattress, heater, bookcase headboard 8 caps $200: portable Com- mode $50: loldeg walker $50. 4 -wheel stroller type walker with brakes $100 905-831 3075 NOrtHOY TRAIN SET - key wound Good working Conditvon CoMcave til l CAO 905.686.9993 MEAT EqupmerN for auto. Berkel Electrorwc Seale with au t"abc Poi Do and ful ly (Lbs i Kgs) SSW heat Wrapper staff*" $tete 60or mho - will wrap $150. Aritrque 'Dayton' mer scale $150. Kitchen Aid Portable $100. 40 golf we Ove heater like new S50 CAN (705)786-2357 WOOD -BURNING stw•: An tight Lakewood Elk Ailing 5400 Ideal Dor Cot- tage 905.539.4796 Timmins Gardens Street Sate Sat. May 31st, 9am - 2pm numerous items from craft supplies to Fans, furniture to bicycles. (We -t shore area - Pickering) Articles 1 For Sal Articles 1 For Sale NEWER Manicure table. OAKMNE FURNITURE - drill, nail sugaring 8 pedi- Traditional Woodworking is cure supplies, perfect for pleased to introduce our the beginner, $550 or best new 'Home Coll and offer Call 905-665-8534. 'Entertainment Centers'. PIANOS -GRANDFATHER we have added many new CLOCKS. Visit our ware- bedroom d dining room house new 6 used pianos P`i as well We proudly (upright 8 grand), digital handcraft what we sell and pianos d keyboards. Not otter the highest quality fur - sure, rent to own. Large se- ^'moi^gs available any- lectionclocks. of clos. Cal Tel- where at lowcompetitive ep Piano, 433-1491 prices 905-985-8774. REDO -RACK 6 h end frame USED FRIDGE $225. and up, used stoves $200 and $3000 12 h end frame up, used washers $250. $50 7 ft heavy dirty cross dryers $179 and up. Brand members $35 0 pair. new brand name fridges. Greeley Steel (905) 571- 16. c.f. $605 New brand /371. name 30' stoves $449 and up. New scratch and dem SHEDMAN Ouali ry bar fridges 5c.1 $249 Ste - wooden sheds 8 x B' bath Fie pnson's Furniture and led. only $299 plus tax. Appliances 227 Court St., Many dew sizes and styles Oshawa. 576.7448. available. Also garages and decks. 761 McKay Rd. WATER it you are con- UYA 3. Pickering. For more darned with the taste. smell onto cap 905-619-2093. &/or look of your water, we can help Can for trio 686 - SIDE BY SIDE Indigo freez- 8351 or 686-0234 after 5 er and ice dispenser. GE P.m. makeh+gks etove both al- mond 1750. washer /dryer WOOD STOVE, Oven IarrL almond $250 Large chest Stove top. Upright fridge, frefafr Call 576-3150 Carpet 12'x25'. Wood working tools. many other ENTERTAINMENT Centre items. Cap 905-426-1506. Custom buill natural sold oak $650 905.728-8906 YAMAHA Blatt piano 6 Hart "ossage bench. Solid spruce aotand bond. 6 yam fork on war. SOFA BEDS. hard wearing re^% 54750. Call after 6 buy estates, old chi - glass, tipirle5, and iture, pre 194l in- ing china cabinets, (cases, dyeing b bed - n sets, cedar chests, die sewing machines more. Cat Jeff at ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES 603.8243 FOLDING WIRE. Stackable Containers with at least 1 gate drop. Approx. 42 cubic it Contact Abe, 683-5117 MAKE SSS NOW Is the time to receive the highest return on your quality spring/summer clothing. Hill demand for ladies de- signer doming, business all casual wear E 8 C Consignments, 1235 Bayly St. Bay Ridges plaza. (Bay ly and Liverpool Pickering. 839-4159 WE BUY used Son eQUP- ment, bring it on in and to - came cash on the spot. Cal Larry 433.1506. Durham 0"" Range. • Antiques ANTIKA ANTIQUES a Collectibles Opening on May 31, 109 Old Kingston Rd. Unit $6. Pickenng Vd- l•D•. 905- 426-288 1 Computer Anterrlet NEW MUSK: e-zww • rdgplAew dntham- rIOIA .rrt!-ait2361fn- dea.hbn bbnc, sprig rnatlress horn p.m 66- (905169462. $499 Factory Mattress. PbOIS, 1650 Gayly St. P cklnrgam AInti CllS Spa (905) 637-0266. Wanted ti11F k HANK'S ArrLI A NCES -1, led ro, .WAtwft 1 aml . •. neo warraety, sew aril . n Ikmic wn,%x Mom Sat. para kir agrkaei.r. A ^�Atwo. L.Ame kr weed aitikaoka� 362 Franck Sl OM1•wa 432-7167 ANTIQUES Absokbty, Purchasing furryyi• or art yell old Sco-Ac irtwo- men ts, aurw Saver, adivar- ntig bis. decoys. does. milk bottles. collections or estates Cal Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-9049, Rrookkn • 1 1 ImproreRknts • mil Improvements 1 Roofing • MStorg • Moving a o Yard a Yard "00. Drivin age Storage • Maintenance • MainSenance • • moo s JOHN BOY SYSTEMS All housil lit renovations or Decks • Fences • Basements • window Reptacementt5 PAY BY THE JOB, NOT THE HOUR Call 7214848 or 434_3870 and ask for Chris Dr John ✓ A8 work gimanteed be ktsraed ive 10% Seniors Disc 265-7432 Finaricting OAC MNL Lic. 31260.2 Ouelity Time is now yours. For all your residential requirements, • new COrWnac9on • rFXIWabons .decks • IxeverMw maintenance Tutsi the at Atlas Contrac i g 905-2424432 Mlbod F enicillg Decks - Chan Link - lion Drilled Holes - set Posts FREE *$* rafts Call Steve 90&609.5077 mobile 416-729.1348 COMPLETE HOME SERVICES • Additions A renovations • Custom building • Licensed tradesman • Free estim6tes John Custom domes and additions. Quality replacement windows and doors. janim- contrKling 1-800.668.6762 r,"TIMHM&fmm TWO MEN WITH A TRUCK WIN mool hortle or aparlinent, No job to big or to ttsffl a 'Please Call 686-1695 SELL IT NOW CALL ss3-07m � Esc RtX*'Il shinill all 1i(1[s of ri.•ts, sow sad out. 1A'iuknunstup G•u- antccd 10% discolor no wrolors. fully ia• ul Free esunzws ran Aatdrew at (}11-51 4284704 AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at S99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 • Appliance SM."Painting i • Repair Decorating 8085 PROFESSIONAL PANTING '20 yrs. exp. 'Int. d Ext. 'Repays b Paint or Wash or Paint Very( IS Wood Siding. •Sundecks etc. •Discouns to 40%. 'Free Est 'Clears, reliable work «wa5/1 TMS PAimm & 1XCOR bW or i Edenor European Wofttlrl"W Fast, ocean, reliable service. 420-0081 Pill" and Design kwriorNiftrior xw Harping. Many It als, Portfolio, Clea • rw inure any" Houses. apts., oNiom AppliancesIi Plow SPeaalists. saw 8 Mid -march discounts. UearNe I &W *owed Free Estimates cal 725-9155 t-OW207-5774 I= 725.412111 MICHALSKI mmm HMO". Apartments, or. ticim Appliances and Pians Speczall Senior and Mod -Month Des - counts Licensed. in- stated. Free Esunates Exe N service. Call 436-7796. CrossMoyers Mgm tabs. honks, dikes, apt, ei Piano movinol PaOiN. CARIll SAM Lots d Carpel oft Hand stain release. West cdaas 3 room (35 yid) HARRY-4TIE- from $299 Instaled. RANGER W�CAMNt' Lawn Cm" SIS i up Spring i Fall Clean up Tritium" / Grd•n Doak 'ExcNl rte Rafts A Service- GUARANTEED! (416) SWIM (205)J19.2125 1 GardenwTg i mil G,�,,,„ g i *ng tlEr01ML i tBAN[TERANCE LANDSCAPMIG t GAitDd" CALL DAVE 831-7055 • 1 FrPatrn9 • CARPET NSiALLAT10tIS 25 y� , restretdtirlg. our Free estirWes o AN owani 907-1791 or 907-1800 • House • Cleaning t�a The u6naw in home, office and window diearwg. Nb Mearns. No Spat deam9. Bonded, insteadpaninillived and MOVERS Sprig Special 65 oz. Move big a Sao, we price carpe( $28.00 in staled them all Free estimates, FREE ESTIMATESI serum discol/M, short no- Cal Sam (7 days) lice moves. Appliances (9D5)619-2249 moved, also sbra9e s0aoe (905,706-3206 available. Comparable ktly kc. A reylslered rales. Cal432-2M0 CEDAR TREES for hedging, Wholesale prices, fresh dug, delivered, planting extra. 1-613-473896 me.Pool ,rice SPECIAL - $129. ate to i dtttltlbi�M ilrc61 DIN LNrtb.d tithe offal G.R.B. Milrl11M11•ttll e 6834"2 • • Slxvices Approved FL.�,,,, D.S.A .O �4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course S259 Free pick -up and drop all (416) W-3060 • Business Services Torr bsiww sarwto Aft tkrough INTERNET CL11�06 Ruch maws to abort SL Par day Free report CALL Il M - SOURCE 1405403.7=. 1480199.7306 WO TIE PERFECT POST m Business Ed". Desktop Pt"Shft Logo Designs. Carporale N"dmm, P*"iOrw mot Mal (90x7 436-5842 Professional Resumes made $20.00 Call 6194939 UINLT NINO SPECIAL 16' x 24' rectangular Kayak poor ehckides - .- , 6 find- ing. 55.195 Meets fencing by-laws. 25yr warriors. I. 900.666-7564 Pockoringr Alai. phorhe 416.799.7509 •Me Business •Services THE TRAVELING GEN- ERAL STORE The store that Comes to you.House- htld, portional. IOoa aill gigs. cards, gavial and spa=" Mins b matte life •Flier. Socirirg Seniors builtlngs, people with spe- Cul nDotds and you I Cus- tom Orden weldorte. 666- 2965. • • Health • Beauty Therapeutic Touch For Your Health • Eslrl•Ilc•• the b•dy'ti PFNaloaas FNtatiation i E•a•• pair) aFld rgtMy Pk Michelle 66-7015 R.N. - BSrN T.T. Pwfibowrr Please read your dassi- fied ad on the first day Of publicare tion as we Cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. ice• w.+i-t•ti.•a-�L.i .`•etas ►..t �♦►• - �-__�__..�_-._....�____'___�__�_�_.__-��-___.__��.______________________...._..__.._---_---..�-.--..-......-�-...•.-._� ,_ .. � ... _ . � ie,:�C�a`3.teikYlYEa'r-.lrw:.w•.>.�r.,$.. 1.'�+a..: _ Lost i • Pwy • Found Boa W, EE �ftm,ww • ' FOUND: Medium sized BEAGLE PUPPIES Pur ROTTWEILLER PUPPIES• gold colour dog. wedrtee ebred, no papers, vet beautiful majestic, loyal aday nd the Third WhitCones ssRd. . chocked. first shots, ready Pets . Purebred, Wingly b go June 4th. Call Laurie home -raised. Parents on 427-9144. 416-281-1889, premises. Tads docked, shots, $225 Can 985.8021. SHELTIE PUPS: Blue a Tn 'Dare to be different'! CKC registered, Champion par- ents, great temperament, full written guarantee, home raised. breeder. Call 905- 655-1172 TEAM OBEDIENCE next classes (Puppy. Novice) start JUNE 14, 21 d 26 Evening and Saturday classes available; with small classes guaranteed 905-721-7554. FOR SALE Shih-Pool. 8 weeks. first shots. de- wormed, vel inspected. Call (905) 5769656. 5 ADORABLE purebred shitsu puppies, multico- loured. males/females. ready immediately. Call 905-683.7457. MIEATON TERRIER Pup - pas ler sale, tst shots. de- wormed, parents on site, exceaerd blood lines, family, raised. $900. Call 905- 9&3--9886. HORSE STABLE Lease, 14 box stags, board fences, 100x60 indoor arena d outside ring, ideal N. E. Pickering location. Mike 905-655-8177. DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Casement (905) 579-2222 E Complete Selection of TILT -ACTION ElYnyl Windows d Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY d BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS •STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS M()RII WAYNE HUTCHINSON IF SAES ',ERV :. &AwDAC NS'A,L,ATiCN coos) 579-2222 `DyUCCT CLEANING Includes aft -ups iN"h IEE xwas, Work rio�� Snaloe 'I ­ n - 200 PSI PW Standard Hans �-up $39.95 - $5 per vent CITY SWEEPING ONLY'Sel6 saw elwted wed (416) 2823292 Senning An Of Durham Region B dnm Car& to Fuel Colour Printing SPIRClalizing In Business Ftmms Complete Printing Service Pick-up dl Delivery 905-428-7345 AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL puppies. Ador- able, aftechonate, lifetime friends. Blondes and blacks Purebred, shots. dewormed, tails clocked. home -rased. Call 985- 8021 ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems starting at $5499 up to 150 Ib. wi Dog Life Jackets slartmg at $25, 32' Fire Hydram indoo0outdoor BEST Ban, 4-1/2' 6', 10' Lifetime Guarantee, from $10.99 Dog shovels from $599. dog sunhats from $9.00 9.9. 7 daystweek (905)723-5413. Fax 723. 1466 " Automobiles For Sale NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credit? No credit? Bank- rupt? Call Tracie at 905- 576-1800 or 1-888-259- 3673. I can help! 1964 BEAUMONT Sport Deluxe, $5.500 appraised at $7000. Midnight blue. 3551350. very quick, excel- lent condition, must be seen. Everything new or rebuilt and detailed. Can 613.475-5848, 1977 CORVETTE, 52.000 miles, stored. undercoated. wire wheels. staxiess steel brakes. T-rocrf, auto, stereo. $12.500. Work 905-668- 5011: home 905.655.3112. Auob M11 F Sale 1900, TRI, Convertwbk, 3 5.1itre V8, auto, 129.0001ims,weber Garb. with Edlebrock mandold,m- luded $9.000. call 723- 7932 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1"7 -PAGE 27 R M11 AutomobilesAutomobiles Automobiles For Sale I For Salta � � For Sale 1984SPORTY Dodge 1987 CHEV Cavalier, 4- 1909 FORD ESCORT LX: charger yli cnder, 2.2 Litre, door, 4•cyknder, new tires, 5w., a/c, am/fm cassette, automatic, cruise control, very dean, certified. $2,250 $1600. certified. 1987 sunpr front wheel drive. or pest offer. Can 905-579- CHEVY VAN Good for sun root, good condition $ 950 Can 705-786.2357 OW4 traveling, camping. busi- ness. (3900. Both in good 82 19Toyota Tercell. Auto, 1916 NISSAN 300 ZX. Not 1988 DODGE Minivan condition. Can days 905- $850 OBO, as is Abe 583 winter driven, only 85,000 work van, auto. low kms, 434-1856, evenings 905- 5117, or after call 427- kms.. $3295.00, cert call propane,excellent condi- 4361851. 1637 5765696, 6665148. tion $3495 certified. 1988 198$ Amiga - new tires. 1906 Pony (red). excellent Sunbed convertible, auto, runner, Needs Rw., D I . excellent condi- new battery. .o.p-b. D s., P w., door latch d E b ake to cer- bon. $3295 cart. 433-1787 Fin $800 ote a5 �s. Am/ tify $300 firm Dave 985- 8069 casseffe Can 728- 8069 7614 1984 Cadillac, new ex- haust, tires and rad $2800 of will consider trade. 623- 5272 235272 after 6 p in 1986 Subaru XT. 4WD, Turbo. auto. owned since new. 172,000 kms. runs great. good tires. $1900. Work 905-668-5011; Home 905-655-3112 INS OLDS DELTA 8•, black 2 door, tint, loaded, $3,100 1983 Rabbit. 2 door, sunroof. auto, good condition. $800. Eve. (905) 723-4235,(905)786-2832 19.9 FORD Probe, mint condition. certified, 5 - speed, 2.2L. $4200 Call 905.725-0368 1989 HYUNDAI SONATA, rice ver. 5 speed, only 85.000 kms. $3195.00. certified, call 666.5148 or 576-5696 S 0N BUSEW SS N dvertising Feature Customer satisfaction guaranteed V Care Cleaning Services staff are fully Spring is finally urfon us and with it comes the traditional spring cleaning fever. Among the things to do this spring, Ajax - Pickering residents can continue to depend on reliable and quality services from V Care Inc. gays owner Savio Vaz. The services include: • Auto interior cleaning • Blind cleaning • Carpet and upholstery cleaning • Duct cleaning • Drapery cleaning Serving the Ajax -Pickering area since 1986, V Care Inc. takes pride in cleaning and satisfy- ing their customers. "Customer care starts from the initial con- sultation through to the follow-up after clean- ing," says Savio. RESIDUE -FREE CLEANING Due to the detergents applied externally during the cleaning process, the fabric or fibre remains cleaner for a longer period. V Care Inc. staff are trained professionals and can answer any questions about their ser- vices. "We keep abreast with new technologies as manufacturers' requirements change," says Savio. DUCT CLEANING It is recommended that the duct system be Staff at V Care Inc. are professionally trained to clean carpets and upholstery in your home. trained and hard working V Care Inc. uses the snake method to clean the ducts in people's homes. properly cleaned every three to five years. "Everybody benefits from a cleaner flow of air through the forced air system," says Savio. "Especially if you are unfortunate to suffer from allergies or asthma." In order to control dust and dust mites, he says it is important to address other areas inside the home and it is very important to have a well maintained powerful vacuum cleaner. "There are dust mite control products that can be purchased to control this indoor air qual- ity problem'" says Savio. "You may contact V Care Inc. should you need more information on them." A. Walker of Pickering was happy she dis- covered the advantages of V Care Inc. "We've used them several tiles over the past seven years," she says. "They've done our upholstery and carpets and we've always been very pleased with their service and would defi- nitely recommend them to others." Ms. Azis of Pickering says "1 have used the services of V Care Inc. over the years and have always been pleased with their service. Besides providing a high quality service, they're fast and efficient. Also, their after service follow-up exemplifies their commitment to customer satis- faction". V Care Inc. can be contacted by calling (416) 321-1974. SPRING TO FALL SPECIAL SPECIALTRIAL PACKAGE FR STRESS RELIEF Special Package Includes: 'I HOUR Z PACKAGE 2 FOR 1 NAILS • Ear Candlirg Aromatllerapy Reflexology Manicure or Pedicure NAIL STA7ION CLINIC s- PRINCE STREET OSHAWA. ON Appointments I (%5) rZ3-8M only Dlease HEATING 8 AIR CONDITIONING ESTABLISHED 1949 , B PRICE ISN'T EVERYTHING' Quality, Reliability 6 Service Are! CALL FOR A FREE QUOTE 683=3641 205 HUNT ST AJAX i"ERE HUNT MEETS Mackenzie, PET SITTERS ETC. Pct. Plant and home (:are SERVING DURHAM SINCE 1986 PROFESSIONAL CARE OF PETS PLANTS dr HOMES BONDED & INSURED WE CARE FOR YOUR PETS IN THE COMFORT OF YOUR OWN HOME 41i•• na 427-1681 • DUCT CLEANING $19.95 Main + $6 per vent + Snake System.20OPsi CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CUSTOMIZED PACKAGES From$3995 + Work guaranteed + Insured A Bonded + Serving the deanirlg industry since INS Residential / Commercial (416) 321-1974 a w COMA Ram �-�► t INwe *0000 Tub Enclosure Special ( /y� -New Neel Tub (P W - New Tub Tap 1490 .6x$ Ceramic Tib 1 - W/R Drywall - AN pkJmbirg, Malarial, labour, and clean . up incl. pager05) 831-3772 X PAGE'A-TIIlIr YEWSAbVLR R'F'lttibAY;1C1AYJti,'ilf7 M Automobiles EFor Sale TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR- RYL'S. WHERE YOU'LL GETMORE CAR FOR THE MONEY. go Plymouth Acclaim -black cherry, 4 dr, auto. A/C. 131K. $4850 go Ford Aerostar Ext Van, burgundy/grey, loaded. V6. $6495 90 Caprice Brougham 2 tone blue. loaded. V8, last of rear wheel dines, 85K (1 own- er) $7995 go Mustang Co- bra GT Red. loaded 5 spd. V8. new bred. sharpest car in town, $8995 89 Nlssan Pathfinder, black/silver. 2 dr. 5 spd. V6. loaded. 04, 142K. $9500. 89 Cavalier Z24, blue. 2 or. auto, load- ed. V6, 141K. $5695 firm 89 Cavalier Z24 convert - el wM. new top, loaded. 97K. 58500 Cool' 89 Pow ac 6000 LE. blue/silver, loaded. V6. 118K. X-tra dean. $5500. 89 Bonne- ville. gold. 38M engine. A/ C. 148K. $4995. 88 Chrys- ler Caravan. white. 7 pass. V6. A/C. 142K. 54800 88 Cadillac full size. loaded. 87k, leather, $7995. 88 Merc Topaz. red. auto, AIC, 147K. $2995. 87 Topaz. grey. auto. 81K. S2995 86 Dodge Ram 112 ton. beige. 181 U -fix. U -save. $ 945 FOR THESE AND MORE GREAT DEALS COME VISIT DARRYL'S AT 170 BLOOR ST. E.. OSHAWA 436522. 1990 JAGUAR V12. Van- denPlas. body. paint. lMen- or like new. Jaguar Dealer mtrbed Owned since 1991. $19.000 Work 905- 668-5011. Home 905-655- 3112 1991 Z24 CAVALIER, tufty loaded. low mileage, stiff warranbed. CD player, alarm, a moonroof 58000 oboCall Cra. 905-434- 6700. 905-434-7074 1992 ELANTRA, 4 door. 5 speed. warranty. 126.000 kir. 53.800 Tolson - 436.0485 1994 GRAND PRIX SE. PNY PL. PS P104. Cruse. Tilt. AnvFm casaili f. $*cw• dY system. 79.000 km 514.500 Can 683.3020 1904 GRAND PRIX, V6. y s abs. p'1 p,w. onrunk_ sa- CU16ty System. 4 -door, ap- prox. 87.DOO highway kms. $13.900 Like new, one owner 905.68&3020. 1904 LUMINA APV, low mileage excebert condh- tton. $15.900 firm Can (905)725-4957. 1904 TOYOTA TERCEL automatic. am4m assent. 65.000 km, dealer savta*d. gnat condition. $8.5oo Can John 1.905-430.01167 1995 BONNEVILLE SSEI. fully loaded mint condition. fiNWfyY $� tabu na. dnel only 665-7036 or (9051261-01 3 1 1995 OLDS q, loaded. low mileage. 14 000 km. taupe grey. excenent con. ddton, one owner asking 520.000. (705) 277-1592 or (905) 433-6726 1996 SUNFIRE 9.000 kms. 4 -door, red loaded, mum. $14.500 Can (905)579- ARUE SALES LTD. 520 - $10 - 480 Taunton Rd.E. oehawa. Ontario. 728 27s5. 571-7779. 1995 GIGANTIC GARAGE SALE Dodge Ram Isco. Sat. May 31st Rain Date: Sun. June 1st One au, m c, $15. en y 706 Foster Court One automatic. 515.400 _ 1990 Chev S4vendo sup- White Rd. / Granit Crt. thele. 305 VS. auto. air, pkv. 9am l0 5 pa, cap, buckets a console. Pm $11,950 1990 Lumina Euro. air, eft. cruise. buck- GARAGEJSTREET SALE - MANY HOUSES els d console. $5.575 1989 Grand marquis, fun sae Va. G>ilMdak O1ClVl, Plickeriog luxury, fully loaded. you Vir your DO]ader with ease. 1 street west of Liverpool North of Ki on Rd $6,492 1992 Buick Century Sat. May 31, rain date June 1 Ltd. wagon. fully loaded. 3rd rear -facing seat, V6 beauty. ready for summer GARAGE SALE him 6 travel. $7.595. utoi SUM J� 1, dam - 3!= 989 Dodge cal. 4 -door ' door, auto. ire., (money & Church) only 77,000km, economical � F�e>•e1'a A fun car. $4.688 ARUE Ctlb/Strolw/Car seatltYgl chair/dotted etc/ SALES LTOL II Toys/ Household 'items - Excellatt condition GARAGE SALE Sat. Map 3111 !sr Jim* Sestie VNs3►, pickillrip= (ftn"y Jttaee x Rale date) GARAGE SALE Sat. May 31st. 8am .2pm Rain date (Sun. June 1.) 60 Mullin Drive, Ajax (Delaney/Ravenscrdt) Furniture, B80, clothes, books etc. GARAGE SALE Sat. May 31, 8:30 - 2:30 214 Rands Rd. Ajax Toys, household goods, furniture etc. Zia YsM Saks Yard SaesEM Garage/EM Gwaw G~ SM, GaraW Yard Sales Yard Sales o Yard Saks 1 Yard Saks 11 Yard Saks Yard Saks MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE Rain or Shine Sat. May 31st Sam to 4pm Fisher Cres., West iev Heights Something for Everyone MAMMOTH CAMPING EQUIPMENT CLEARANCE Factory Direct to the Public Quantities Limited No Rain Checks NO DEALERS PLEASE 3 DAYS ONLY Fridav May 30, Saturdav Mav 31 Sundav June 1st 423 Bloor St. W., Oshawa HUMUNGOUS YARD SALE THOUSANDS OF ITEMS! skull III- kid,, house., cars, patios, patio furniture- yard repairs. household repairs, plumbing, hot tub & sH'imming pool fittings, campingequipment STARTING AT SQ & UP! Mix & Match - make your ozvn grab bag! 733 Victory Dr., (east of Whites Rd., off Oklahoma) Sat. May 31, 8am start! HUGE MOVING SALE 44 ARCHER DRIVE, AJAX . nt'.1 r 1)r'. t -r dila C Io% t•rl�I r Sat. May 31 4t Sun June 1 9am - 4pm furniture, apphanct',, electn)ll etc.! HUGE GARAGE SALE Sat. & Sun. May 31, ,lune 1, 9-4 p.m. 468 Rougemount Dr. Pickering Canoe, microwave, and lots more. Something for everyone. GIGANTIC YARD SALE Held by the families of the Oshawa Competition Motorcycle Club Concession Rd. 8 & Brock Road in North Pickering - 2 1/2 Miles North of Hwy. 7 Acres of Parking Rain or Shine Saturday May 31 9 am to 1 pm All certified used cars must oo! Sul W W ,Iwe 1 a 12110' -4pm 19010 1!199 models $$00.10$6000. Sudas Atlaflo IS4713ay1y SL Pickering 905-839-9924 CIM - Fop -Ila.! . t4- $68x.8 - Pw - oke.." ctrr.ir - Da4 RUST CHECK. 1986 Cut- lass Supreme, air, $1995 certified. 1999 Tracker 04, automatic, $4500 cenified. 1987 Acadian, automatic. $1995 certified. 905-668- $759, 905-571-0225. GARAGE SAIF IIIAT. MAY 31$t start lNas (Rain date: Sun. June tst) 1619 DEERSA00K DR., PICKERING (Dixie & Glenanna) Something for everyone!! Everything available from cars to records. GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 31$t las - 3ps 46 CRATFIELD DR., AJAX Quality baby clothes. Little Tykes slide. dinette set, playpen, toys, cell phone. furniture, bike. & lots more. STREET SALE 'VAURD SAT..: sa" ILONA PARK RD., PICKERING MULTIPLE FAMILY Maury Cres., Pickering SAT. MAT 31st Sam - 2pm Designer clothing sweatshirts & jeans. YASRD SALE Sat. May 31 t - 9am-2pm all. May 16211 Sellem Rd. Ajax Toys, clothes, furniture, vanity. N. of RosslrM A S. of Taunton Something for Everyone Sat. May 31 st. 9am Barn - 4prn 17 Lucas Lane, Ajax 8:30 am-2pm 13, 14, 15, & 17 Ontario Street, Ajax OPEN HOUSE STREET SALE Lovely Large Ladys Consignment Shop McCulloek Cres. Ajax Gently worn fashionable dresses (Ravenscroft, N of Rossland) & accessories, Sat.May 31, 9am-2pm. Raindate Sunday. UP to 600 oft, size 16-28. Funiture, toys, housewares.Somethmg for everything , 24 Redmond Dr. Ajax (Westney/Ritchie) May 31, 9-4 p.m. G %R 1(F %%I) TsT%IT S 1LF Sat., N1211i 31, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. 1519 a 1520 SILVERSI'll CE DRIVE (Finch and Fairport) Furniture. dishes- aaum pictures, joys. hikes, d0fili s, —ft supplies- fast track 2 exercise -whine. sad a erre satellite dish Rain Datr Sun.. lune Ist MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE i + Nonres SAT. MAT 315t Rias - 1ps REED DR., AJAX (Westney & Ritchie) Little Tykes toys. double -stroller. crafts, furniture, etc... MULTI FAMILY STREET SALE GARAGE / MOVING SALE Saturday May 31st SAT. MAY 31 3 SUN. JUNE 1ST Ranh Date' Sunday dune 1st 333 & 335 Toynevale Echo Point Court, Pickering DIXM and Glennanna Some Furniture G. W. T.A. FRIENDSHIP RIDERS 11t 1X1 Fill, 1IILY STKF':1:r 771. F: 2nd Annual Gamin & Sat.. May 11. 8 a -m - 3 p. n1. Saturday May 31st - 9-00am Baggms Strcct and Mcnadoc Dr. in parking lot at 'Cross Country Donuts' (8ruck Rd. /Dclbnx)k arca) Harwood Ave, a "unt St. Baby equipment. toys, houschuld items A percenfige of tha proosads to and much more. The ChiA*WTs Wish Foundation FST%TF. CLEARANCE SALE We ve Purchased Three New Estates, Sat. May 31, 9:30-5:00 Sun. June 1, 11:00 - 4:00 '9 Dteea Oak Dntrlg Set 'Pne Drysink 'Pine Cufw rd 'Put* Blanket Box 'Drop Last Tables, 'Secretary Desks *Mahogany Comer Cabinet 'China Cawhsts'Mahogeny Colles Tables '3 Oak SutWs 'Oak Pedestal Table with 4 C^arcs 'Dressers 'Cedar Chests 'Treadle Sewing Madwnes 'Press Back Chairs 'Plus Marty Pheeas of China a CoueaaCl*s - A N PROOFS ARE SPA AR OR ETIERI►IMI MWV LOGY .tllCtt7JS DROP N AND SEE W WY 01rEn KSTOpE SRECMLS ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES 78 010 Kingston Road Op— 7 dwir+ . t t�k Phdtern9 V ft" M-00— teart.w.y w a o4ptrt Aoq 0188x118 Ill ANNUAL snum sALE starting at 1960 PARKSIDE DR. (Finch/Whites Rd) - Best prices Sat. May 31st, 8am - 2pm. 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sat. May 31, 8am-2pm 919, 921, 923 Glenanna Rd. (Fairport & Whites) Itfeinelwnd GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 31st 9am - 4pm off Westney Rd., north of Hwy 2 Over 15 houses participating s FAlIMI.T Th" SALE a" M" 31st "M 311 40 4f3 W LLCOC" CRES., AJAX (West" & Sullivan area) Little Tykes clothes, snowblower, etc. - 1 ST SHORELDE RANGERS GW garage sale 10 help subsi6ze trq to Vaflcotllrer. Lel$ d good things for sale. Held at 1109 Glenarm Road, Pick - a" on Sat., May 31 from 9-W2."rn Rain dale Sun., Jule 1, same 9me, same location. 1997 AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GARAGE SALE 1820 Whites Rd. Sat. May 31,9:00 am- 2:00 p.m. Large Volume: Enormous Variety 10 Fall* GalW Sale, S& Wy 31, gal Ike" naftm Tivinbeuses 1635 Pickering Parkway (I block West of Brock Rd. on Pickering Parkway - look for new townhouses) ^� ST"ET SALE ISOILLAND CRES., AJAX (off Cloverridge W.) SAT. MAY 31st Sam - 2pm Lots of Bargains!!! Arts & Automobiles • Crafts For Sale CRAFT DEALERS wanted for craft extravaganza un- der the big top. June 7 & S. at the Courbce Flea Market. Call 905-436-1024. SALE - Ceramic Ware- house is moving to a new showroom June 1st. We'd rather pass the savtrps on In you than move the SfOdk This week only Tues. to Sat- 25% OFF everything I the store. Stock only. no ,),'dens 1333 Boundary Rd. Unit 3, Oshawa, 905-725- 6 F09 TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR- RYL'S. WHERE YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY. 94 Cavalier, black. 2 -door, 5 -spend, S5.000ks. $7495 93 Corsi - a. white. 4 -door. V6. load- ed. 136.000ks $6950. 92 Cavalier, red. 2 -door. auto. IVC. 85.000ks. $6950. 92 Plymouth Cargo -extended van. whit. V6. 113K, $6888. 91 Cavalier RS. black. 4 dr auto, APC. 77k. very clean. $6900 91 Ponbac Sunbird LE. wht. 4 dr. auto. NC. 9". $5995 91 Corsa, emerald green, 4 dr, auto. AIC. 123k. $5900. 91 z34, Mack. 2 dr, 3 4 V6, loaded, lifted windows, 166k. $7450 91 Cavalier - whit, 4 a. auto. AC, 131K, $5395. 91 Sunbird, blue. 2 dr. auto. APC. Bok. $6950 THESE ARE JUST SOME FINE EXAMPLES OF LOW KIL- OMETER QUALITY USED CARS YOU'LL FIND AT DARRYL'S AUTO CEN- TRE 170 BLOOR ST. E., OSHAWA 436-3522. 'VAURD SAT..: sa" ILONA PARK RD., PICKERING GARAGE SALE 36 Parkes Dr. Ajax SAT. MAT 31st Sam - 2pm Designer clothing sweatshirts & jeans. Sat. Ma 31 10-2 Y PRt sports cards/tigures, toys, books, records, Household items & much more MULTIFAMILY STREET SALE GARAGE SALE -RAIN OR SHINE Sat. May 31 st. 9am Sat. May 31, Rain Date June 1st 17 Lucas Lane, Ajax 8:30 am-2pm 13, 14, 15, & 17 Ontario Street, Ajax something for everyone! between Hwy 2 & Hwy 401, West of Hardwood across from PennyW orth'c G %R 1(F %%I) TsT%IT S 1LF Sat., N1211i 31, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. 1519 a 1520 SILVERSI'll CE DRIVE (Finch and Fairport) Furniture. dishes- aaum pictures, joys. hikes, d0fili s, —ft supplies- fast track 2 exercise -whine. sad a erre satellite dish Rain Datr Sun.. lune Ist MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE i + Nonres SAT. MAT 315t Rias - 1ps REED DR., AJAX (Westney & Ritchie) Little Tykes toys. double -stroller. crafts, furniture, etc... MULTI FAMILY STREET SALE GARAGE / MOVING SALE Saturday May 31st SAT. MAY 31 3 SUN. JUNE 1ST Ranh Date' Sunday dune 1st 333 & 335 Toynevale Echo Point Court, Pickering DIXM and Glennanna Some Furniture G. W. T.A. FRIENDSHIP RIDERS 11t 1X1 Fill, 1IILY STKF':1:r 771. F: 2nd Annual Gamin & Sat.. May 11. 8 a -m - 3 p. n1. Saturday May 31st - 9-00am Baggms Strcct and Mcnadoc Dr. in parking lot at 'Cross Country Donuts' (8ruck Rd. /Dclbnx)k arca) Harwood Ave, a "unt St. Baby equipment. toys, houschuld items A percenfige of tha proosads to and much more. The ChiA*WTs Wish Foundation FST%TF. CLEARANCE SALE We ve Purchased Three New Estates, Sat. May 31, 9:30-5:00 Sun. June 1, 11:00 - 4:00 '9 Dteea Oak Dntrlg Set 'Pne Drysink 'Pine Cufw rd 'Put* Blanket Box 'Drop Last Tables, 'Secretary Desks *Mahogany Comer Cabinet 'China Cawhsts'Mahogeny Colles Tables '3 Oak SutWs 'Oak Pedestal Table with 4 C^arcs 'Dressers 'Cedar Chests 'Treadle Sewing Madwnes 'Press Back Chairs 'Plus Marty Pheeas of China a CoueaaCl*s - A N PROOFS ARE SPA AR OR ETIERI►IMI MWV LOGY .tllCtt7JS DROP N AND SEE W WY 01rEn KSTOpE SRECMLS ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES 78 010 Kingston Road Op— 7 dwir+ . t t�k Phdtern9 V ft" M-00— teart.w.y w a o4ptrt Aoq 0188x118 Ill ANNUAL snum sALE starting at 1960 PARKSIDE DR. (Finch/Whites Rd) - Best prices Sat. May 31st, 8am - 2pm. 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sat. May 31, 8am-2pm 919, 921, 923 Glenanna Rd. (Fairport & Whites) Itfeinelwnd GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 31st 9am - 4pm off Westney Rd., north of Hwy 2 Over 15 houses participating s FAlIMI.T Th" SALE a" M" 31st "M 311 40 4f3 W LLCOC" CRES., AJAX (West" & Sullivan area) Little Tykes clothes, snowblower, etc. - 1 ST SHORELDE RANGERS GW garage sale 10 help subsi6ze trq to Vaflcotllrer. Lel$ d good things for sale. Held at 1109 Glenarm Road, Pick - a" on Sat., May 31 from 9-W2."rn Rain dale Sun., Jule 1, same 9me, same location. 1997 AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GARAGE SALE 1820 Whites Rd. Sat. May 31,9:00 am- 2:00 p.m. Large Volume: Enormous Variety 10 Fall* GalW Sale, S& Wy 31, gal Ike" naftm Tivinbeuses 1635 Pickering Parkway (I block West of Brock Rd. on Pickering Parkway - look for new townhouses) ^� ST"ET SALE ISOILLAND CRES., AJAX (off Cloverridge W.) SAT. MAY 31st Sam - 2pm Lots of Bargains!!! Arts & Automobiles • Crafts For Sale CRAFT DEALERS wanted for craft extravaganza un- der the big top. June 7 & S. at the Courbce Flea Market. Call 905-436-1024. SALE - Ceramic Ware- house is moving to a new showroom June 1st. We'd rather pass the savtrps on In you than move the SfOdk This week only Tues. to Sat- 25% OFF everything I the store. Stock only. no ,),'dens 1333 Boundary Rd. Unit 3, Oshawa, 905-725- 6 F09 TAKE A DRIVE TO DAR- RYL'S. WHERE YOU GET MORE CAR FOR YOUR MONEY. 94 Cavalier, black. 2 -door, 5 -spend, S5.000ks. $7495 93 Corsi - a. white. 4 -door. V6. load- ed. 136.000ks $6950. 92 Cavalier, red. 2 -door. auto. IVC. 85.000ks. $6950. 92 Plymouth Cargo -extended van. whit. V6. 113K, $6888. 91 Cavalier RS. black. 4 dr auto, APC. 77k. very clean. $6900 91 Ponbac Sunbird LE. wht. 4 dr. auto. NC. 9". $5995 91 Corsa, emerald green, 4 dr, auto. AIC. 123k. $5900. 91 z34, Mack. 2 dr, 3 4 V6, loaded, lifted windows, 166k. $7450 91 Cavalier - whit, 4 a. auto. AC, 131K, $5395. 91 Sunbird, blue. 2 dr. auto. APC. Bok. $6950 THESE ARE JUST SOME FINE EXAMPLES OF LOW KIL- OMETER QUALITY USED CARS YOU'LL FIND AT DARRYL'S AUTO CEN- TRE 170 BLOOR ST. E., OSHAWA 436-3522. A F0� k GARAGE SALE - WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR YOUR GARAGE AT SU- PER SALE PRICES. 13 mini vans, all certified and ready to drive away from X3mforl 995 oalEg. 199 3 Travel Aefostar Sport, loaded 59895; 1992 GMC Safari. 8 1992passQn9iymouthedVoyageur t E, ouad seats. loaded 59995, 1993 GMC Satan, 8 o02.000 turns, nly Q $970 995: 1985 Chev Astro, excellent condition, runs great $3995: Like wme luxury in a family w• ride? Try these for size - 1991 Buick Century Limit- ed, absolutely perfect 57495: 1990 Chair. Lumina Furo 4 dr loaded, very pretty $7495: 1990 Cadillac Sedan Deville, loaded. Bather, low kms $1/,495: • 989 Olds. Cutlass Ciera, 6 cyl, loaded. while. $4995: SPECIALS - Reduced, try an offer on mese -- 1989 Ford Escort 4 cyl. auto, pretty Idde car $2995: 1992 Nissan Sentra. 4 dr. 4 Cyd, auto, $5995: 1992 Geo Tracker, 5 spd. soh top, 103.000 km 56295: 1988 Cavalier Z-24, white, au- lomatrc. $4995: 1987 Nis- san pick up. 4 cyl auto. only 77.000 kms. 54.995: Over 40 vehicles to choose from. Now is the time to deal at Certicar Aub Con Its. 155 King SL ~ at Mdlown Man -Whom cus- Writers send their friends' Open Sundays. Cash for your car. Trades We# - come. (905) 579.2886. 1994 FORD Tempo GL, auto, v6. a/c, 4 dr $7900 obo.434.2775. TURN KEY AUTO SALES 1988 Caravan SE. V6, auto. 7 -pass. $3995 cert., 1988 Topaz L. 4 cyl 5 spd, ar. $1695 cert: 1986 Mint Ram Van, 4 cyl. 5 spd. a/c. 52495 cert; AS IS SPE- CIALS' 1987 Caravan SE. V6, auto, a/c, 7 -pass. $1995 as is. 1986 Cadillac Fleetwood. 5 litre, loaded, 51295 as is. Call Ted Babut '23-7471 WINTER BEATER - 1978 Ill. new brakes. Only 113.000 km Dependable. Asking $600 olio. Can Chin 728-4477 ' Automobiles Wanted A & A AUTO- We pay SW $1 C 000 Cash on the spot Any condition, any year Call us anytime, 24 hours, 7 days. 30 inn. serv- ce 905-686-5003 or 905- 706-5234 ANY SCRAP Car or Truck wanted, complete or not. Top Cash paid Free pick- up Call (905) 404-75M or 434-7489 AUTOMOBILES and tr„cks wanted for scrap. Any condition. any age, free removal in tie Durham Region. cash pard. Acro needed, '75 o •87 Chi or GMC pickup for parts. Can anytime, Oshawa 905-431- 0407 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be in running conal edn Can 427-2415 or corse b 479 Bayty St East. Alex at MURAD AUTO SALES. TrUCks for Sale 1965 International, 22• 5 Ion. 5 spd, single axle. DT466, too many now pans to hal Bins to prow. Certe- t ' w� a� M!LFoRent ments 198!1 DODGE CARAVAN. Turbo, 4 cyl., 7 seater, new tires, asking $4500 certi- fied. (905) 509-7329 nfleTrailers 1990 HOMESTEADER 12 x 38 h. mobile home., 10 x 20 flonda room. Main trader fully furnished. One bed- room, 4 Pc. bath, Indge full size, propane stove and oven. Electric hot water, deck 10 x 16, shed, new roof on Florida room, new carpet. Located at Nestle - In Park on Hwy 36 bet- ween Lindsay and Bobcay- eon, on water. Asking 28.000 or best offer. Leave message before 4 p.m. or call after 5 p.m to 9 p.m. Ask for Denise (905) 579.3791 1997 Sonair Tent Traders Sales frm $5300. Rentals firm. $235. Renting canoes, paddle boats, lislung boats, boat traders. Broollin (905)655-8176. 87 BON -AIR 850 H.D. tent trader. Sleeps 6, a/c-d/C converter, heater, sink, stove. like new. Asking $3500 o.b.o. 905-430- 6401. FABULOUS 36 h. trailer on large lot located in Won- derful Family Park on Pi- geon Lake. Sleeps 8. 4 pc bath, lots of cupboards. 2 sheds. $185,000 Call Son - Mile Davis. Sutton Group Heritage 905-831-9500. TRAILER 381, 1989 Hy. Line. sleeps 6. 4pc. bath, 26' aluminum awmrg, 30' deck, many extras. incl. 880. electric lawn mower, 8h. extension ladder Ask WV $19.500 View at River - wood Park Lindsay. ON. 1- 705-324-1655 BmdMotorcycles 1980 HARLEY DAVID - SON, fat Bob tanks & lander, wide gkde front end. dual disc frore brakes. lots of chrome, $6500 OBD 905.619-3030 1903 Honda Sabre. V-45. 750 cc, axe @" cor4mm. 52100 obo. Dow - 98s- 76/4 1992 YAMAHA Sep II, 600 cc, red mint corxpow' 2,900 kd , asking 54.500 Telephone (905) 721- 0177 e Marine 12 FT. ALUMINUM boat with trailer and 7 HP motor. $1000 OBD Orw Com- plete set of ladies right- hand golf clubs $125 Call 906576-9656. AM Apartments For Rent rent in the best ult bldg in Oshawa. you're planning to 9 a house or we a lig time in an apt.; fire not increasing 1t lir you, for years come. Please tall us to Bee units. 905-7284966 red, "Siong $8,500. CAM Tony 721-0966. rIM 1 i 2 BOAPT avail inclusive Ask for Darren June 1st. at 350 Malaga. 1987 FORDRANGER, 7 h. Also 2 bdrm al 946 kNAsoa box, v-6. 5 speed mania!, St. $600 & $720 per month liner and deluxe cAkOornia all inclusive. No pets. Call call), heavy duty hitch and 576-6724. wiring, radio, one owner; excellent condition. Coni- 1 -BEDROOM apwWbW R tied. $3,500 or best Mer.Pickering Parkway & Brock, 655-�applianci avallable 1908 314180 m 1st 3+uliGties. CCall (416) 444-7391. 200.000 kit., 97 97 574 Cartier Ave 905- exhaust brakes aft AAsstl�fnwwpp $4.900 or best 1100 S0. FT executive3 bedroom in mas- oversertifia3 725 2539 after 6 p.m. , an suila ter bedroom, air can.. 190 JEEP YJ 6 washer, dryer, gas heated, �l• ti•2 IMre, 5 spd 4L�YM' F/S. dose to downtown drive. 163.000 Itm, ,Mpy Whitby. Available Juane W. rims, chrome pad=' Pa Pb. Kenwood CO X1477• tops. asking $7200. 579- fig .-I.-I.i.. 3952 stw o 5698 25 an mdu- r:1260 nwuter ' COIRIeO W= DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Cao JWM D=rft at "y'"00 EXTRA LARGE 1 8 2 bedroom(s) in North Osha- wa. Large balconies, quiet budding. 5598 and $698 01 Utilities. cable and parking included. Available June Ist and July Ist Phone (905) 579-5584 OSHAWA (Bloor St W) Large 7 & 2 & 3 bedroom apartments n Clean low nse building Close to 401 & GO Parking Available immediately. From $600 Per month. Phone 905-576- 4255 OSHAWA (Bloor St.) Large 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in dean low rise building Close to 401 is GO Park' wig. Available immediately From $600 /month, Phone 905-576-4255 WILSON OLIVE area. 2 bedrooms. available imme- diately. Fndge stow, heat & hydro included $742 Carpet. parking, laundry lac. Daytime 263- 8369 or evenmgs 263- 2522 2 -BEDROOM, living room, kitchen, basement apart- ment Very bright. beaublul- ly designed with private enhance. parking. utilities include Must be seen. Reflerences required. 905- 427-3680. S34 MARY ST. E. WHIT- BY- 2-bdrm apt avail Jiiy 1. in mature well main- land low ns* budding. Ultilifies, parking, security Camera included For aW- ID vow Can 666-2450. AJAX. 2 -bedroom, 2 4pc, baths, combo Iddr, kitchen, flow. Hage, dishwasher. washer/dryer, Perking & ies uhktincluded. 5985. &vsileb a June 15 Ajax Really Ltd 683-1811 AJAX / tdrm basement apt separate erltranCe, close to shopping & GO bus, aval. June 15. $625 inclusrve. Can NMhe 683• 4678 between 10.3 & 683- 3270 between 5-8. AJAX Oxford Towers. Spacious apartments, quiet building. close to sniopprng• 401. GCIPool. a. . saun Three bedroom imme- diately and July ISI. Two bedroom July Ist. From $814 Cab 693-8571 unad 7.30 p.m. AJAX, large 1 -bedroom basement apartment. Sepa- rate entrance, share laun- dry, available My 1, first' last references. $650 UW - ties include. NO PETS (905)427-8479 AJAX, 1 -bedroom large basement apartment. ill 4pC. bath. own laundry 04. in kitchen, available July 1st. No pets. $700 mclu- srve. references, tst'last. 428-6089. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY, in Whdby Apt. building. spacious, carpeted, newly painted, with balcony, dose to bus, shopping, all ubkwes included, firstAast required, no pets, 1 bedroom 5675. 2 bedroom, $775. Call 430-0134. AVAILABLE JULY LST. Small dean 2 bedroom, dose to OGH and Crus ro- ute, parking, laundry, $675 indusive. No pets. 576- 7540 (leave message.) BOWMANVILLE down- town one bedroom, newly decorated. $575 per month, parking incl ded hydro ex- tre. Phorr 263.6045. BOWMANVILLE - one bedroom apt Avail. June 1 - Eat -in kitchen with fridge, stove, kvingroom with fire- place. $SWmo. Heat, hy- dro, parking included. 623- 7986. AJAX, BRIGHT, newfy- rertavated 1 -bedroom basement apartment, CER- TIFIED, laundry, brand new bathroom, suit working per- son(s), lsVlast/references, $595 all inclusive. Abso- lutely no smoking/pots. 619-0668. THE NEWS ADVERTL4" FRIDAY, MAY 30, 1997 -MIK 29, , ApFo1ReM IM ents Apartments / Hou aes IM Housea / Townhouses / Townhouses For Rent For RentFor Rent For Red , For Rent -----•••. ►• i t nnn - •rnl I p l 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI, 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED uuwNTOWN WHITBY, TWO BEDROOM base small apartment bu"ding. 2 h,,,d__ mens apartment. separate $1 - IA Absolute Affordable' SICK OF RENTING?? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $8M/month No down payment? Discharged Bankrupt? Call Me! (905)571-6275 or 1-800-640-6275 Sales RrpMAtRKcin 'STAPLEk .,try Inc, nnkxnities, close to all NORTH AJAX, 3 bedroom. parking, near all 1. $730 amenities. including Go. 2 1/2 baths. famdi r Available June 1, 5730! $700 per mo. includes utd- y oom, air month inclusive. First/last, ties June 15th (905) 837- conditioning, fenced yard. Call (905)669-4009 0804 whole house 51090 plus WAIL. available July 1. EXCELLENT OSHAWA TWO bedmorn Brun int Can (905)427-8475 bedroom apt avadables 54503835 heawater included. inclusive Ask for Darren owns hydro1 PrimeOshaea location near OC and 428-7677 Pmeridge Prop- Midtown Mall June Ist ernes 436-6042 LEGAL LIVERPOOL Rd WEST OF Oshawa Cen- South New basement apt tre, 3 -bedroom apartment. under construction. Fndge. upstairs in duplex, adult stove. etc. Furnrshed/unfur- building. 5800/month in- nished, parking, cable. dudes everything even ca' Jul sooner No pets. ble TV. Available June 1st' 839-0257 97 97 574 Cartier Ave 905- LIVERPOOL AND ROS 728-7784 NO. furnished bachelor apt WESTNEYMWY 2. dean. seperate entrance, all in- spacious. furnished 1-be- ciustve. One quiet em- room basement apartment, Ployed adult (preferred), available immediately, pry $475 monthly. (905) 839- vate entrance parking, ubl- 1779 fig .-I.-I.i.. LOWER LEVEL 2 bdrm smoking Can anytime 428 - 6778 leave message. available immeialely. Corp, 7231265 $695 month Call (905) WHITBY 839 Dundas St 430-2M E one bedroom apt. m 4. NICE. clean t -bedroom pex' from and now garden wow New decor, clean. basement apartment, avail- quiet, not pets. Laundry, able Judy list.als st• no p $600 parking all inclusive 5675 ail inclusive Can 683- 905 509 2038 0074 S"86S+ OSHAWA extra NORTHlarge WHITBY 3 bedroom Up- 3-bdrm. 2 -baths quiet per mplexr gas fireplace. Close Io .ao. 5800,mo budding. large oaiconieS util FinNast. Avail July 1 Unlbes. pilo. puking m- Call 668-8270 luded $849 per month. 6311 leave message Avail June 1st and July 1st. WHITBY Duffenn St., i & ph (9051579-5584 2 oili apt, in duan, OSHAWA - 888 900 Duet budding Fumy broad - Glen S1 2 & 3 bedroom loomed Large closets. hoar all amenities Fndge, apts 5675 - $708 Clo" stw o 5698 25 an mdu- to shopping. schools. GM/ sive No pots 905-404- GO Utilities induce 1- 1414 last require 525. off dis- counted to seniors. Can WHITBY one bedroom 728-4993 $640 indusiw Close to an OS14AWA 2 bedroom amenities. Available Junel apts Juiy 1 occupancy, Call 404.9130 NORTH OSHAWA area. 3 bedroom 2 storey. !arm - house. 5 min. north of Dur- ham College. Available July 1st Single car garage, $925 n tiable. plus utdr- ties (905) o655-8890 OSHAWA Near Hospital 3 -bedrooms. large kitchen, stove and fridge, parking Available immediately 5895. inclusivelsvlast re- quired (905)725-1171. OSHAWA - 3 bedroom, huge backyard, large deck, appliances avail July 1 $950/mo toll Free 1(800) 475-•9949,(705) 726-5391 NORTH OSHAWA Manchester, 4 bedroom beautiful century home. dr- rwngroom, family room with fireplace oho large modem kitchen, new wkndowws & furnace. 51295/mo or vim 2 car garage, with 4.000 sq M bodyshop on 2 acres commercial will rent $1995. or will sell. owner finance. with $30.000 down Or Made accepted Immediate possession 725-1171 OSHAWA SOUTH Wacker or Large bungalow 3 plus 2 bedrooms, gas. ideal in- law apartment. $1150 mo^x�July 1st. 723-2243 days. 576-5866 evenings PICKERING, 3-bodroom main of house, Gose TO GO. shopping, snared laundiry NO PETS. tstnasv relerences 5950 includes utilities, available July Ist 427-8479 5600 range Location to suit you. Stockwell Realty WHITBY, one & two bed- room apartments. WHITBY. 3bedroom main Corp, 7231265 in well maintarne buildings. 4 floor of duplex, on Maple mg. washer. amerkties Silvers Ltd 905- St includes Mat water. OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt. 6W7777 laundry. laundry. 2 -car parking. awe and Simw@ St areae tontmem k $to Available Close to as amentres. Mat. WWTBY. AVAILABLE IM - S"86S+ hydro included Ill MEDIATELY large 1.be- occupancy Also 3 bad. monthly Available June 1 room apt. eat -m kitchen, MGM for S40 Y FirsUlast require - 434- 5650 nCl=. PLUS' Townhouses 6311 leave message m Sala LOVELY 2-b*&0000m For Rent OSHAWA Bachelor. clean, iriGluliw. sem parate ding- room, broadloom through - (905) 420-1483 upstairs ergs. separate oeA July 1 possession AJAX & 3 bedroom entranceeat-n kitchen. n- parking. Mus route. frstust 2 bedroom townhouse in etudes caf. utilities. park- n advanu. DOM opts. to - well maintained family mg. washer. amerkties Canny decorated 576- complex Freshly decdrat- Non-smoking $435 905- $381, 433-5550 lir ed. includes 4 appliances. 432-7543 tontmem an urMroes. Parking. dose to h once warehousng Park ava Wile June 1st $725 per schools. all amendies. July CLEAN, QUIET WHITBY -1 bedroom occupancy Also 3 bad. Family Building North basement apartment AVC. MGM for S40 Y Oshawa. 1& 2 Iwrms. In- shoe laundry. Near GO 122 Colborne St E 0W." cktsrw Pay Cable. parking No smokers/pem firsUlast wa. Appt 434.3972 & laundry tae. 723-2094 Free cleaning lady. Female (905) 420-1483 Drslene $650 Available AJAX & 3 bedroom OSHAWA Newer budd- June 1 Call Kim (9051- aoar•-efts or townhouses. ing: well -ma ntamed. gen- 666-2893 dose o Go, schools, sfop- ercus sates Parking & fry- pig, $619 - $970 plus uldi- dro included: on bus route WHY rent when you can Ifes Available June & July 2 -bedroom. $735. 3 -bed- own your own home for 9905) 683-9269, 9-5 p m room, $830 (905) 428- 5740 less than you thiniii Cao CENTRAL Whitby lar e FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and Shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 Private Homes ImAccolrtodation ' ' For Sale CENTRAL Whitby. large Victorian home. very clean. seeking non-smoking pro. fessional close to bus. Large rooms. 5439/month ncludes heat, hydro, cable. laundry. Available imme- diately (416)599-4962 TWO BEDROOM case- ment apartment IF, share, mature working person, non smoker, no pets. avail- able June 1st $340 per mo or S85 per week 420-9125 WESTNEYMARWOOD/ HWYe2. Newly renovated bedroom in dean quiet family home. own bath- room. sharer! facilities Suitable for non smoking Professional. ref. $340imo 905-428-6894 OffiUNI I Retail pace OSHAWA 4 Months Free Rem "'- 85C sq 2nd 'k S55r 600 sq man $500. 300 sq ft across from Osh Centre. 600 2m Mr $500 1.200 sq ft 2nd floor 1.600 SQ It main Call 434-2447 or 655-4132 OFFICE SPACE. First Month Free. S„itaae 'or pr:!esvorai :e Lawyer, Medical or Business. 40o square feet Asking 5350 month inclusive Call Stew 1905) 576-6999 ONLY ONE LEFT! SGS $q ft Office Unit second floor, good Simcoe Street North (Oshawa) location. Parking aviedable Avail- able immediately Can 905- 576-5123 ask to, Bob or Kathy ONLY ONE LEFT! 565 SQ 'r Orrice Unit second floor. good Simcoe Sheet North (Oshawa) location. Parking &variable Avarl- able immociately, Can 905- 5'6-5123 ask lir Bob or Kathy mp 'to $torage�S*e BOWMANVILLE 1000 sq M se�..•e storage building, frksMd walls and floors. 200 amp service Available eMW*atey $200/mo 623- 7986. SUMMER storage snow - SUMMER storage leave message 965-2568 Industrial Units apartment, private en- trance. S675/month, no pea. no smoking. Available immediately. 837-1475. SOUTH At- - quiet area, 1 bed. basement, $675. Close to lake, bus stop, fireplace. laundry, cable, Parking. ion -smoker. Available after June, 15. 428 -2214 - SPACIOUS bright clean 2- bdrm. LR/DR, own of trance, garage, close to park and all amenities. Town lineiliwy2. $815. in- clusive. Cal 905.831.98ee. Il 4wi ails/ rt! The perfect place to sta Large 2 bdrm apts. Close to schools. shopping and 401. Oshawa transit goes right past your door. Reasonable rents. Last no. rent negotiable. Cam (905) 721-8741 WW VENT? owe YOUR loom FOR:48SAITltI! No Downparnil ? Discharged Bankrupt?? Can tile!' (905) 571-4275 1.900-840.427s EMwk ft""! Sales Rep. Sow Group Excel Realty SSeti SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 Re/Mivie Hayle ummit Realty 3 -bedroom multi-level. w o room Cottage for rent start- tkICKERING;Bayty West- (1991! Ltd (905) 668-3em basement, fenced yard. end INDUSTRIAL UNITS shore 2 bedroom apan- or (905) 666-3211 unit. S7,000/mOnth+uMmes. 1280 Terwdlegar 1974 sq menti separate entrance. waterfront. Sate sandy shoreline. Dock, paddle available Aug.tst, no pets h once warehousng Park ava Wile June 1st $725 per Good weeks still available. Phone Karen 576-1685. and &ooh 1748 and 1775 mo plus 1/2 hydro and 12Houses Al laundry. cess to kitchen &laundry. sq. h $325 sq. if net. Can gas. Ist/last required No For Rent COURTICE ,3 bedroom 579.5077 cher 5 571-3281 pets, non-smokers Can boned (permanent homes) townhouse. 1 172 baths• 4 (905) 420-1483 appliances, broadloom. fenced yard. garage, im-Cottages , t PICKERING, Dixie/Hwy 2. maculate, Aug. 1. $940 for Rent 1-beroom basementSl-1AADSdule Affordable1 plus utilities. (at6) 282- apartment, private en- trance. S675/month, no pea. no smoking. Available immediately. 837-1475. SOUTH At- - quiet area, 1 bed. basement, $675. Close to lake, bus stop, fireplace. laundry, cable, Parking. ion -smoker. Available after June, 15. 428 -2214 - SPACIOUS bright clean 2- bdrm. LR/DR, own of trance, garage, close to park and all amenities. Town lineiliwy2. $815. in- clusive. Cal 905.831.98ee. Il 4wi ails/ rt! The perfect place to sta Large 2 bdrm apts. Close to schools. shopping and 401. Oshawa transit goes right past your door. Reasonable rents. Last no. rent negotiable. Cam (905) 721-8741 WW VENT? owe YOUR loom FOR:48SAITltI! No Downparnil ? Discharged Bankrupt?? Can tile!' (905) 571-4275 1.900-840.427s EMwk ft""! Sales Rep. Sow Group Excel Realty SSeti SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 BANCROFT AREA. 2 bed - bedroom townhouse dose room Cottage for rent start- schools and shopping. ing,to May. Call 905-619 $950lmo, all inclusive. First/ 1 Wst. Available June fat DORSET Wren Lake (905)579.9956 days. - Beautiful 3-bdrm College on ping centre area. $810 plus waterfront. Sate sandy shoreline. Dock, paddle ' fo es boat. Great for families. URGE lhca room. Good weeks still available. es, no dogs, available July 905-655.5060 A BRIGHT Room Osha- GREAT fishing and family MUST SEE! Beautiful 2 wa, S375 inclusive with 6 holiday on Rice Lake. 1 bedroom man floor UDIDes appilences. Available im- hour ft- Oshaara, Modem it"Ided, GA. Paddng, nice motional 905.436.3297 2 & 3 bedroom cottages, naghbourhood. Available sandy beach, playground. June Ist References 15V AJAX- furnished duldren s program, bowl & Wst. $875. per month. Call room. Available immediately FLA motor. Low farm family Prices, Paul 436.1320 days, 720- use of Mile room, laundry Sunn ead ? CottagesR. RYO 1522 even"gs room. kitchenette w/lindge, e3, HasD Ont. (705)696.2601. 3 -BEDROOM semi, shop- parking available June 1. attractions, children vel - ping centre area. $810 plus $& '683-5951. / Raft utilities. firstilast, referenc• URGE lhca room. ' Arftb UBC Renals es, no dogs, available July room, own bathroom, cable, 571-3229. 1 Call 728-9499 laundry. cess to kitchen &laundry. (905)683-5503 RNCHAVHITES RD.- de- Close to all amenities. CLEARWATER,mobeles., fully furnished, au condo• lathed 2 upper levels. 3 Working female, no pets, boned (permanent homes) 17 QUEBEC ST., ONEnon-smoker.Call bedrooms. 1 t/2 baths. (905) 837- clubhouse. pools, hot tub, bedroom apartments for Parking. Avail. July 1. 5925 6773. near beaches and Major rent, Simcoe and Gibb plus util. Call Harry 416- NORTH Oshawa. room for attractions, children vel - area, $450 + hydro. Osha- 283-5463, Jennifer 416- rent. shared accommoda- come, 5275 weekly, photos wa. Available immediately. 283.6570 hon. Available immediate- shown in your home. 571-3229. y Call 728-5460 (905)683-5503 "SPARKLING - SHINING AND YOURS- Completely renovated like NEW. 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses, $500 deposit. $32.000 yearly to qualify Good credit. RARE OPPORTUN- ITY Can 'Gentleman George Walker' Coldwell Banker RMR, 905-728- 9414 BUILDERS CLEARANCE S New Flung, fully detached. 40' lots priced from S 140,970 Immediate closings (905),15,23-6-5419 147 ATHOL ST.E veil c ' 2 stor ey brick ,house Gaswood fireplaces. 3 -bedrooms. 2 full baths. finished base- ment. now furnace, tits of hardwood Price 5146.900 Calf (905)434-5406 for ap- pointment 4 BEDROOM bungaiow. ike -ew 2 bare¢ Hard- wood flooring, wk cad - nets. cathedral ceilings. tun basement- 2 wooded acr- es. deeded access to Trent River ' Rico Lake 25 miles lock free boa" $99.900 (705,653.1995 4 -LEVEL Sidespld. 3 bed- rooms. 2 baths, hardwood floors. double garage, large fenced yard. Pontyprol $156.000.705-277.3558 AJAX, Power of Said 4- bedroo- brick :eiacheo. Joubie garage. 2 ' 2-beft, fireplace. $188.900. minme- diale possession Brokers welcome Call 428-3622 BEAU VALLEY beautiful ravine lot 3 bedroom bade scht with enswte.laye • 1chen, large family room n th hnlplace. A/l.. FAG. s789.000 Open House Thursday May 29th. 6 -fpm 5'6-0685 SOWfAANVILLE 2 years old 2 upgradlj fully rencod two. gas Me - place, excellent starter or retirement S128.500.080 905-623-5478 BOWMANVILLE. 3 Pitts one living room, onrng room, feG. room, "replace. case to snop- --ng. school and hospital 5744.900 Telephone (905) 623-6601 OSHAWA IMMACULATE 3 bedroom brick bungalow. nwer bathroom, broad- loom, furnace, central vac, 1 12 barns. finished base- ment. inground pool. 4 ap- pliances. $158,500. (905) 723-6495 N.E. OSHAWA - 3 bed- room semi, 5128.000. For appointment call Nympha at Jardine Hills Realty, (905)948-0128. MNGROUND Pool. 2 -storey Courbce home. backs on to green belt, large walk -out kitchen, main Moor laundry, family room wlfireplace, central air/vac, hardwood floors, finished basement. asking $179,900. Quick dosing. 905-576-9388. NEW LISTING- Located at 43 Strathallen, Courtkce. Vendor says sell. 2.000 sq. h. huge family room, open fireplace. 2 12 baths, dou- ble car garage. was $179.000 new. Needs TLC. Open to all offers Inspect V.J. Lauesen Rector, (905) 623-3194 OPEN MOUSE 109 SL Peter SL Sunday 14 p.ta Whitby, brick bungalow, quiet area, near public whools. Go station. 401. 3 -bedroom with 1 -bedroom in-law basement apartment. Lot sire 67%82. $154,900 (905)655-4120 Private pointe$ gone For Salle OPEN HOUSE Sat and Sun! t a m . 4 p m 1 71 PhillipMurray Ave.. Osha- wa Three plus one bed- room backspht. $169.900 728670 OPEN HOUSE Sunday 2- 4pm. 3 -Bedroom town house n desirable N/E Oshawahardwood floors. central air fenced back- yard. finished roc room, im- maculate condition, 398.000 905-571-6900 635 Berwick Crs Oshawa Clear ar^, b- in 2 storey semi, backing onto school fields. 4 bedrooms with a 4 pc and 2 pc. bathroom. Hardwood floors through- out with several newly decorated rooms. Home in- cudes Clair and parbal fin- �she basement. Fully fenced private yard with above ground pool and malars trees Home is ide- ally located to schools. shopoing and Parks Listed at $124.900 579-0736 OSHAWA, 3600ft Ranch Burg 360r Fin B'smnt , 121 Acres Elegant. oak & Marble Galore, 4bdrm 5Bthrm, 2F;P5 Entr 1200scift Granite Kit Gird Foyer w/Cir Oak Stres Can 905-436-0312 to view PICKERING West Shore Beau". , bedroom bun - ow can quiet street 1030 to schools, Go.401, shopping. Garage large deck Jai finished base• ment with fireplace, wet bar and 3 PC Dam Q�a/es $187.500 No Agents 416-439.9441 PRIME N W Oshawa Lo- catirr -law custom kite h. on. Clair. 4 bewdroomi hmr- lyroom, rec room. walk out dock sad.e et. $169.3cC 728 -2586 --- SPACIOUS. 4 therm. 3 Dam ;•mina Duct . Bkio- grass 1iAfa0ows. Ing kit. oak cupboards. 2 w/o to deck. Mam floor family - room. to. Main Moor laun- dryroom. door to garage & side yard, CV.,Air. up- grades 579-0974 WHITBY, LARGE num .eves home 3 tedrooiii roc room. fireplace. ga- rage. jar" backyard, re- duced to $155,900 Can Dale or Gal Anderson, Sales Rep Options Really W 433-4623 ' Townhouses for Sale ABSOLUTELY A GREAT deal' No Toney down - Mortgage payments less man rent - Refurbished 2 and 3 bedroom townhous- es with appliances. First time buyers also welcome - Limited quantity available. Starting at $59.000 Can Rick Watson. CWdwwefl Banker, 728-9414. L!R'J:f lots for Sale LAKE SCUGOG, fully serviced 100x200 h. build- ing lot, on Washburn Is- land. High IS dryer. beauD- Ill view of take. 526.900. Catherine Bryla, Coldwen Banker Pinnacle R -E. (905)812.9000. RESIDENTIAL LOT, 175 X 214 w.1400 sq. It.. insulat- ed building, cement Noor. uncWgrd 200 AMP Serv. wood stow, Enfield Road, (905) 728-0055 99 Pr1DprBrtie4 CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room mobile (tamely park), heated POOLS, hot tub, minutes to beaches, sleeps 6. More information avail- able 5275 weekly. 905• 434-7184. RESALES Theme Share. Campground memberships America's Largest Resales Clearing House. Resort Sales International 1-800- 423-5967 2dhrs 77, I PAGE 30-T11F NEW$.ADVERTI,SFR rWAK, MAY 30, 1997 Cotfag le • ' [opp= For Sale • • ' Personals • ' Personals • 1 Personals • ' Personals WINTERIZED 4 bedroom beauty Sandy beach, mo- tor boat and barge. all com- forts of home with rustic setting. fireplace, fully load- ed Bon Echo Provincial Park (North of Tweed) $90.000 (9051655-5452 Camper Trailer Sites COBOURG, $3995 full Price secluded trailer lot, in a forest, sandy beach, fish- ing. (416)431-1555 or tone • M01'tga9eS. ONE good. used husband. (416)501-6365 , ' Personals still alive. now separated EASY COMMUTE, to a re- mm 1-900-451-5955. MORTGAGES - Good. Mrd 50's, n/s. seeking fe. taxing seasonal trader park on Trent River me al: music needs. any male in 40's who is perhaps going thru similar difficulltt hook-ups Enjoy our fish- with allP=�qZ 595X. AN appkcaaons ac- period in her Ice. InHealth. store. rng.Door.ly (905)668-8298 works out. consd- atm spnd. and friendly atmosphere. t a ' BusinessBusiness ered personable. 6. 112 firs. N E of Oshawa. t-,am888-813-2212 Pportunities 182lbs. enjoys travel, good players 'n Network market- 4ime-W IU—, music. outdoors Nohead REO SETTER RESORT - flames. Photo 8 phone # rin ST. JUDE AND OUR LADY MARY Thank you for all that you have granted my family. You both are very special. I want the whole world to know that with faith and prayers to you both anr hing is possible. I am forev- er your debt. Love L.S. p e erred ply es Oshawa than one insertion in the event of lamely campground and In 8 out CANS swerer Reply Oshawa cottage resort on the Trent. Now hiring temalec This Week 865 Farewell St Large spacious sites Full 404-8761 Box 481. file x 9829 an error. Hook-up from $825 2 and 3 bedroom cottages from S350hveek. Rec hall, store. Pool. lakehont swimming, boating. good fishing. 905- 436 -080 7. 705-778-3096, Money to Lend OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. FULL Exolme BODY MASSAGE CALL 721-93" open 7daN,oweek loam -1 Zam EVANLY RAYS. Police use s Rated n in Cana_ da Love. Money, Career, Lucky x s Acme" Suc- cess S2.99/mm 18., 1- 900-451.4055 BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names b private phone numbers, I. 900-451-3638 ext 7o4. S329rmr.., musf be 16. T_ ALTERNATIVE MEW - tone • M01'tga9eS. LIVE Inhmate Corwersa- ' • Insurance 10rn With ow girt now door, my doctor. Part -tenth# MOM taw for lit l 62 a rovided, � T P11104811111 mm 1-900-451-5955. MORTGAGES - Good. MANDOLIN MAN: Versa - Dad and ugry Fnartoatg for me al: music needs. any any purpose, rates from Occa40n Sob. Qxfx. or to 595X. AN appkcaaons ac- belavMable C10 Joe of cepted Community Fran- (905)668-8298 aal Services 668.6805 a ' BusinessBusiness • Personals Pportunities WHERE are all tM (Ng players 'n Network market- ALTERNATIVE MEW - AKKIVING CINE. s '.: yrs ago i e,1 my '.00K lob Today fromt�^R I.�n nit my none. I eam mor. than PR1N•ATE my doctor. Part -tenth# ON ON rovided, � T P11104811111 0 N s Wit 1..:1. 905-432.8234. 24 he receded message SMALL home-based bus,- nes, • ;, sale Alrill es- 1 tebkshed n Ajax. bringing in revemM Car required. VI Cal Heny (905)6!16-5782 721 Bloor 1t. 0%hawa WHERE are all tM (Ng players 'n Network market- 4ime-W IU—, xq gang to today For de- (905, 1721-0335 tails can Roger at 905-r2& 4135 San, Personals • ompanions CHEATING WIVES - ON GAY INTRODUCTIONS TARIO PHONE NUMBERS for serious relationship 1-900-451-5566 all 253 minded men and women $3 49,mn touch tone, 16 Call Rainbow Connections putt for details 416-966-8608. 12noon to spin. • EventsM Events ming ® SPRING FAIR t+.► Scboolbouse Playeare Sat., May 31 (rain or shine) 10:00 - 2:00 Pine Ridge High School 2155 Liverpool Rd. N., Pickering Petting Zoo (11:00 -1:00), Child Find, Kids Games, Bake Sale, Garage Sale, Door Prizes, BBD, Personalized Books & Clothes, Jocus Toys, Tupperware, Partylite and much more! 0141 FIA lop AI111'JITA IMPATIENS, PMNLAS ;r-dft�''Ai 0 • companions 49, pott.. anractive, in leans most of the time, left. wing politics, affectionate, spontaneous, smoker. Loves nature, quiet rural living, pick-up trucks, coun- try music, long drives. I work hard and love relaxing at home. Looking for blue collar, financially secure, honest man, 45 to 57, good with his hands - carpentry or mechanics, etc., for long term relationship. Write to File# 9830 Oshawa This Week PO. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa On- tario L1H 71-5 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Don't Forget Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat- 7;jtl io 3:00. To Place Your Classed Ad Please Call 683-0707 EXTENDED gq� j: T. 7i ,1 OPM N# 7AN , s PM k[FR11 ,1 r .� @ �t8W8f S Mice - -f Mix du praducteur `y I t ti $5.64 per flat 4 LARGE PLAFM pElt POT KAT ­", M0323 Old time gardenees secret to better soil. 100% organic. Compressed bale gives you better value. Econorrty 3 cu. ft. bale. SA" At R 4.;% Moa bllwa 9 ft4#R fd9lalla4f*R SK> fila-"IIl, Slat 7SL4#L UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED SALE BM AM 1, 1997. � 6fElT GIE 61A� N ilE PAI�ARAIIIM a PAtpIEBlr OF 116 AD, BION N 0�1t� LlUS1RIQl� a PRCfi IYa' OCpll fI11E 8131 � A PIIS Bllpl, ilE flBl� M gESI� Nll. � OWt2D A1ClN�Cr- e' YI� I'RATIA3111iD,wro®AAtl�smacwilrt�newalr>ouarawmi�.uulEflmsloacaulwlu.NorAUl�oalcreal�Araelall®rlm,wrll�c I�rlsmrao�slacalas.ESARNIA UNIONVILLE 4038 #7 HWY. BARRIE 561 Bayfield St. N. HAMILTON MTN. 1400 Upper James St 1500 London Rd. NORTH YORK 4400 Dufferin St. NEWMARKET 16715 Yonge St. STONEY CREEK 2500 Barton St WINDSOR 3155 Howard Ave. EAST YORK 1400 O'Connor Dr. RICHMOND HILL 9651 Yonge St. ST. CATHARINES 459 Welland Ave. KINGSTON 1245 Midland Or. SCARBOROUGH 1306 Kennedy Rd. ETOBICOKE 1000 Islington Ave. BRANTFORD 175 Lynden Rd. BELLS CORNERS 150 Robertson Rd. SCARBORO✓PICKERING 70 Island Rd. REXDALE 35 Woodbine Downs Blvd. GUELPH 265 Edinburgh Rd. N. OTTAWA SOUTH 2446 Bank St WHITBY 1243 Dundas St. E. BRAMPTON 10084 Hwy, 10 CAMBRIDGE 525 Hespeler Rd. ORLEANS 1605 Orleans Blvd. AJAX 15 Westney Rd. N. MISSISSAUGA 333 Dundas St. E. WATERLOO 200 Weber St. North. SUDBURY 670 Falconbridge Rd. OSHAWA 300 Taunton Rd.E. ERIN MILLS 3115 Dundas St. W. LONDON WEST 981 Wonderland Rd. S. SAULT STE. MARIE 43 Black Rd. PETERBOROUGH 1550 Lansdowne St W. BURLINGTON 4265 Fairview St. LONDON EAST 2016 Dundas St. E. AKKIVING n �7 • companions 49, pott.. anractive, in leans most of the time, left. wing politics, affectionate, spontaneous, smoker. Loves nature, quiet rural living, pick-up trucks, coun- try music, long drives. I work hard and love relaxing at home. Looking for blue collar, financially secure, honest man, 45 to 57, good with his hands - carpentry or mechanics, etc., for long term relationship. Write to File# 9830 Oshawa This Week PO. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa On- tario L1H 71-5 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Don't Forget Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat- 7;jtl io 3:00. To Place Your Classed Ad Please Call 683-0707 EXTENDED gq� j: T. 7i ,1 OPM N# 7AN , s PM k[FR11 ,1 r .� @ �t8W8f S Mice - -f Mix du praducteur `y I t ti $5.64 per flat 4 LARGE PLAFM pElt POT KAT ­", M0323 Old time gardenees secret to better soil. 100% organic. Compressed bale gives you better value. Econorrty 3 cu. ft. bale. SA" At R 4.;% Moa bllwa 9 ft4#R fd9lalla4f*R SK> fila-"IIl, Slat 7SL4#L UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED SALE BM AM 1, 1997. � 6fElT GIE 61A� N ilE PAI�ARAIIIM a PAtpIEBlr OF 116 AD, BION N 0�1t� LlUS1RIQl� a PRCfi IYa' OCpll fI11E 8131 � A PIIS Bllpl, ilE flBl� M gESI� Nll. � OWt2D A1ClN�Cr- e' YI� I'RATIA3111iD,wro®AAtl�smacwilrt�newalr>ouarawmi�.uulEflmsloacaulwlu.NorAUl�oalcreal�Araelall®rlm,wrll�c I�rlsmrao�slacalas.ESARNIA UNIONVILLE 4038 #7 HWY. BARRIE 561 Bayfield St. N. HAMILTON MTN. 1400 Upper James St 1500 London Rd. NORTH YORK 4400 Dufferin St. NEWMARKET 16715 Yonge St. STONEY CREEK 2500 Barton St WINDSOR 3155 Howard Ave. EAST YORK 1400 O'Connor Dr. RICHMOND HILL 9651 Yonge St. ST. CATHARINES 459 Welland Ave. KINGSTON 1245 Midland Or. SCARBOROUGH 1306 Kennedy Rd. ETOBICOKE 1000 Islington Ave. BRANTFORD 175 Lynden Rd. BELLS CORNERS 150 Robertson Rd. SCARBORO✓PICKERING 70 Island Rd. REXDALE 35 Woodbine Downs Blvd. GUELPH 265 Edinburgh Rd. N. OTTAWA SOUTH 2446 Bank St WHITBY 1243 Dundas St. E. BRAMPTON 10084 Hwy, 10 CAMBRIDGE 525 Hespeler Rd. ORLEANS 1605 Orleans Blvd. AJAX 15 Westney Rd. N. MISSISSAUGA 333 Dundas St. E. WATERLOO 200 Weber St. North. SUDBURY 670 Falconbridge Rd. OSHAWA 300 Taunton Rd.E. ERIN MILLS 3115 Dundas St. W. LONDON WEST 981 Wonderland Rd. S. SAULT STE. MARIE 43 Black Rd. PETERBOROUGH 1550 Lansdowne St W. BURLINGTON 4265 Fairview St. LONDON EAST 2016 Dundas St. E. AKKIVING ZF-,q..&4 DS II VI • companions 49, pott.. anractive, in leans most of the time, left. wing politics, affectionate, spontaneous, smoker. Loves nature, quiet rural living, pick-up trucks, coun- try music, long drives. I work hard and love relaxing at home. Looking for blue collar, financially secure, honest man, 45 to 57, good with his hands - carpentry or mechanics, etc., for long term relationship. Write to File# 9830 Oshawa This Week PO. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa On- tario L1H 71-5 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Don't Forget Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat- 7;jtl io 3:00. To Place Your Classed Ad Please Call 683-0707 EXTENDED gq� j: T. 7i ,1 OPM N# 7AN , s PM k[FR11 ,1 r .� @ �t8W8f S Mice - -f Mix du praducteur `y I t ti $5.64 per flat 4 LARGE PLAFM pElt POT KAT ­", M0323 Old time gardenees secret to better soil. 100% organic. Compressed bale gives you better value. Econorrty 3 cu. ft. bale. SA" At R 4.;% Moa bllwa 9 ft4#R fd9lalla4f*R SK> fila-"IIl, Slat 7SL4#L UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED SALE BM AM 1, 1997. � 6fElT GIE 61A� N ilE PAI�ARAIIIM a PAtpIEBlr OF 116 AD, BION N 0�1t� LlUS1RIQl� a PRCfi IYa' OCpll fI11E 8131 � A PIIS Bllpl, ilE flBl� M gESI� Nll. � OWt2D A1ClN�Cr- e' YI� I'RATIA3111iD,wro®AAtl�smacwilrt�newalr>ouarawmi�.uulEflmsloacaulwlu.NorAUl�oalcreal�Araelall®rlm,wrll�c I�rlsmrao�slacalas.ESARNIA UNIONVILLE 4038 #7 HWY. BARRIE 561 Bayfield St. N. HAMILTON MTN. 1400 Upper James St 1500 London Rd. NORTH YORK 4400 Dufferin St. NEWMARKET 16715 Yonge St. STONEY CREEK 2500 Barton St WINDSOR 3155 Howard Ave. EAST YORK 1400 O'Connor Dr. RICHMOND HILL 9651 Yonge St. ST. CATHARINES 459 Welland Ave. KINGSTON 1245 Midland Or. SCARBOROUGH 1306 Kennedy Rd. ETOBICOKE 1000 Islington Ave. BRANTFORD 175 Lynden Rd. BELLS CORNERS 150 Robertson Rd. SCARBORO✓PICKERING 70 Island Rd. REXDALE 35 Woodbine Downs Blvd. GUELPH 265 Edinburgh Rd. N. 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S 1-, wS. mother -.' two, brown hair, hazel es Seeks someone u_ 0 the same age and ,,-grit. that shares the •-alie interests. which ^Nude, travel, children. .;,,. cng. music. art and re BOX 12089 LAZY RAINY DAYS.. 33 yr old. 56'. attractive. •..lie, white female. Sys lazing around on ,I ^y days. moves. dant- ; the bar scene and ... 'e Seeks single. white e. 28 to 35. for a 6efi- relationship. friends please BOX 14617 IS ANYBODY OUT THERE single mother of three. •,,•wn half, brown eyes - 'i ' oys antiques. outdoors. r •nats and more. Hates argue Seeks sincere. est. single male, 3S to with similar interests. oe to hear from you .. on BOX 17019 FOR PETE L...- aendy and Skyier ate .King for you, to catch up 's of new things halve akyened.It has been way long, where are you? .kyler is so big. Hate to c -.e a good friend forever PDX 17041 VERY PROMISING 40 yr old 5'6', attractive ale who enjoys dant :. dining. teal% cook- ' j and travels¢ Seeking .i •nale with similar enter- --.,s BOX 18359 HUMOROUS? 31 or old. recently separated that of two enjoys shod- ' '7 pod. gong Out. music and mon. Seeking sour! re for a tun and refined '-<'n iii BOD( 12048 CAN YOU KEEP UP? 22 yr old. attractive. single. N^rte temale enjoys camp- biking. ampbiking, fishing, and . 10cor sports. Seeking an a"'active, single, white ^ale• 25 to 30. BOX 16975 COMPANIONSHIP WANTED 72 yr old female seeking a n, s social drinking, well dressed Canadian male. Enjoy country dances. bowling and playing darts. BOX 14,144 OSHAWA AREA Independent slim female enjoys working out. cycling, running and sports is seeking an educated. established executive male. over 30, who is tail, well groomed and burn with thick hair and similar inter- ests BOX 14473 AL BORELAND TYPE?? 34 yr old separated, single mother, full figured, employed. type •seeking an Ai male, for friendship first. Enjoys bowling, movies, popcorn and romantic nights. Sincere men only need can. BOX 11952 LADY IS WAITING Active, ambitious, loves the good life. Home is a refuge for this SO's lady. Do you love to canoe, cycle, the theater? I am successful and passionate about life. Are you looking for a love affair to increase in time? BOX 32039 HONEST TRUE WOMAN I am a beautiful, full III ured, mother of two. 1 enjoy long walks and the simple pleasures of life. I have a good attitude and a great sense at humor. Seeking someone, 29 to 36, inter- ested in companionship or more. BOX 25159 PETITE MOTHER 25 yr old, educated, petite mother with blonde hair and blue eyes. Seeking a friend first possible rela- tionship. BOX 11786 FRIENDS FIRST 27 yr old. 5'8'. 110 Ib, pro- fessional single female is seeking some companion- ship, preferably no commit- ment. due to the fad that I am overseas a lot. Hobbles include skiing, golf, horse- back riding Looking for someone with similar inter. ests BOX 32022 LET'S GET TOGETHER 34 yr old. 5'4', medium built female seeking friend- ship and possible romance. Enjoys dances. movies, boating and snm- pie pleasures in life Seeking single male. 35 to 50. BOX 32025 FRIENDSHIP, ROMANCE S3 yr old protessiona'i female with blonde hair seeks gentleman, 53 to 60 Enjoys walks gardening, family and dining. Seeking tall, independent, secure gentleman who enjoys the same BOX 32028 FIT THE BILL? 20 yr old mother of one. with brown hair and eyes, enjoys dining out and long walks. Seeking an employed black male. 22 to 29, who is a Ns. social drinker BOX 34902 KNIGHT IN SHINING... Armor 34 yr old thrill seeker, 6' with long hart You called my mailbox 34087 and didn't leave your name or number, please call back BOX 19299 SEEKING A FRIEND 25 yr ,'d single while female seeking a black or while make. 23 to 29. to spend tone with and would enjoy movies, music and the outdoors BOX 32030 WANT A COMPANION Single temale Seeking a sng!e male. 4S plus, for fit- ness. outdoors and travel. Must be good hurrwfed a n/s and a good commune - Gator, who respects. accepts and lows one sett BOX 11761 RECENTLY SEPARATED 30 yr old, tan. attractive. single mother W two. So" - ng an outgoing man In un,. form. not afraid to show sMectxon flat friendship first relationship. Prefer to deft police officers. fire fighters. ambulance atarWaros. etc BOX 11770 FULL OF EXCITEMENT 19 yr old. 5'2' attractive sin- gle wn4e ism" with Mono e hair and due eyes. Seeking an atMctrane male ono knows how to haw fun and likes quiet evenings at tome BOD( 16698 A GOOD RELATIONSHIP 26 yr old. single black mom seeking Mr Right who is honest. sincere and extremely romantic, for long term relationship. Pos- sible marriage. Lows the outdoors, cooking. working Pull and cuddling No fres Or games! BOX 19161 WISH UPON A STAR 18 yr old. 5'8' single while female with blue eyes Seeking a male who likes walks under the stars and having fun. BOX 19285 FUN FOR THREE Early 30's, attractive white couple, seeking a Ns. straight black reale 25 to 35, for discreet gel togeth- ers. Cleanliness and dis- cretion a must. BOX 25144 1 KNOW WHAT 1 WANT 38 yr old, 5'3', 105 Ib attractive, white single mother enjoys movies, walks and more. Seeking an attractive single white male. 35 to 40, 5'8' to 6', medium build BOX 11495 RIDE A HARLEY? 5'8', medium built female. loves Harley Davidsons, camping, rock'n roll, danc- ing, long walks, home cooked meals and more. Seeking a tall,til male, over 30, who rides a Harley. BOX 10796 UPBEAT YOUNG LADY 18 yr old, 5'4'. 115 Ib sin- gle mother of one with blonde hair and due eyes seeks a male who enjoys children," walks on the beach, going to movies or just hanging around home watching movies. BOX 10803 NEW TO THE AREA 19 yr old. 5'5". 120 Ib female likes walks on the beach, dancing and movies. BOX 10419 THE NEWS ADVEWdSElt FRIbAir,iAA* A 1397:0AU 31' ' Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. *91KEWLYo urs To respond to an ad, call 1-900-4.51-3793. FREE. Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting $2.49 per minute. You must he 18 or older. Bnlh muuhhrr, work with Tmich•I'mw"' an.l R.,Ial-y Irh.ifel A PRETTY HAPPY GAL 32 yr oid. 5'6-. slim. divorced while mother of one. attractive. social drinker. n/s. loves smiling, laughing, dancing and movies Seeking white male, over 32, good humored, Ns and has sim- ilar Interests. Single father Preferred . BOX 10772 CLASSY BLACK FEMALE 57', muependent. fin lov- ing temale with a great mind seeking a honest, good looking white male for friendship, possibly more BOX 11721 CONFIDENT GAL 57 yr old. 5'10-. 1',2ie- inde- pendent, separated white female enjoys playing pool. sports. the outdoors and music. If you think you might be interested give me a call' BOX 13231 GENTLEMAN WANTED Late 40's prrfess,• na' female seeking a gentie- man, 40 to 60 Want to find someone for tun and com- panionship. BOX 13840 TALL AND SUM WOMAN so plus, attractive temale 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 oto 5'6- attractive single whte female enjoys candlelight dinners. long walks, dancing, movies and more Seeking an hon- est. caring, affectionate male with a good sense at humor BOX 10736 NEW TO THE AREA 19 yr old. 5'5'. 120 1b white female enjoys walks on the beach. cuddle9 movies and dancing Seed ng a male with the same nter- ell BOX 13224 SINGLE DAD'S WELCOME 5'10', blue eyed s,ngle while mom enjoys out. doors. swimming and n Seeking someone. 5'10' or taller with similar nereshs. BOX 18251 GREAT SMILE.... Mid 40s. 5'7' female with old fashion values, Ns. Nd. Seeking an employed. Ns, Ndake , no head games m i6k 18261 CUTE PETITE BLONDE Financially secure, erjoys dnng, dancing and quiet tones. Looking for getke- man. 6, not bald, not oder tan $3, who enjoys same and would like to become fronds BOX 23757 SEEKS 60'S GENTLEMAN 60 yr old female seeking a ni's, gentleman in 60's who enjoys dining out. walks. stage shows, bus tours and more For frendshnp/compa ntonshp. BOX 13131 KNIGHT IN SHIBNG... ...armor needed' Attractive. 30 yr old. 5'5', 105 Ib, blue-eyed, fair skinned damsel in distress needs knight t0 share life, Laughs. dreams, hopes and more. BOX 34807 SEEK A COMPANION 54 yr old. 5'4'. 118 Ib female with no depen- dents. I'm financially secure and a hon smoker. Enjoy country music, danc- ng, dogs and hugs. Looking or a WS single male, 55 to 65, with a sense of humor, for com- panionship BOX 23310 SEEKING GENTLEMAN I am 49, with long brown hair and blue eyes, seeking gentleman, 45 to 55. Enjoy long walks. romantic evenings, and soft music BOX 31997 MEND MY HEART Colbuurg area profession- al, size 18 lady. 47, likes animals, theater, travel. the outdoors, boating, and more. Looking for romantic, honest man, with the same qualities. BOX 32015 SEEKS A FULL FIGURE 21 yr old, single, white male. wishes to meet a full figured female, for intimate encounters. BOX 19546 SCORPIO FEMALE Port HOOP, Cobourg aria Intelligent secure, size 18 lady. 47. likes travel, ani mals, boating, the out. doors. and the finer things in lite Seeks gentleman. 45 to 54. with same inter- ests BOX 32016 ANY ROMANTICS LEFT? 5' 7' Gr ,re•'e mid 20s. full figured Seeks educal ed guy with sense of humor, who knows what he wants ME I'm smart. funny, opinionated. love kids, animals, enjoy going out dancing and slaying home snuggling BOX 31995 CALL ME Single female. 19 svaw- berry blonde hair. blue eyes. enjoy long walks, sports, movies and hang- ing out. Looking for rela lionship fuming into long term Seeking tall. straw. berry blond male. with sem ilar Interests BOX 31998 MLT 25 yr old petite prncesc, looking lot honest, straight forward. reliable guy. M this is you give me a call BOX 598 I 1 7 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. WANT TO GET COFFEE?? He, we met at Lakeview school, in All during reg tstretnon I saved your place in knife. while you went to get your purse I found you very interesting and would like to see you agars. Need way to find you. BOX 11990 HONEST INDIVIDUAL 30 yr oid .'6' 16C 'D attractive. single, white. professional male. no dependents. light brown hair. blue - green eyes Enjoys camping.. long walks. Ito music iffld more Seeking a ConV&tt- bie. single. white female. with Samar Interests, for friendship, possible reta- uonshp BOX 12064 CAN YOU RELATE? 37 yr old. 5 11-. 170 lb. am- letic build. employed, atractive. divorced lather of one. Enjoys bicycling, camping, tennis, baseball. walks in the woods and more Seeks attract" temale. Ns, with similar trails and interests it inter• eshed, leave a message BODE 14639 GIVE ME A CALL 21 yr old, single. white male seeking a single female who is easy gong. romantic, caring and fun to be with If this IS you. BOX 12037 SHORT BUT SWEET 19 yr old. 57 male seek- ing female that likes to stay home and watch movies. cuddling and more BOX 14576 1 CAN SUPPORT YOU! 35 yr old. straight. cross dresser looking or an understanding woman for marriage BOX 19554 ARE YOU OUT THERE? 39 yr old, 5'91 190 Ib. understanding, Aries, divorced white father of one. Enjoys dancing, golf, social drinking. camping. shopping and much more. Seeing an attractive, employed temale. 32 to 40. with similar inter- ests. BOX 19556 HITHEREM Sell employed, Nd, smok- ing, single white male. 51. Enjoyscountry western music. stamp collections. out of doors Seeking lady with compatible interests. for shared times together. Prefer the Cobourgh area. BOX 32041 GOOD COMPANY 33 yr old. pretty cool, good hearted, single while male. brown hair. due eyes, new to area. Enjoys music, Out- door sports and good com- pany. Looking for perfect file in tun relationship with that special someone BOX 14522 LET'S LIVE AGAIN Attractive. smgle wnde male. 63. 5 10. 165 lbs, in good health, non smoker, financially secure. Likes dancing, cards. outdoors. and tennis. Seeking slim. pretty lady. with similar interests BOX 25163 1938 MODEL 5'11'. 180'bs. sr.or! beard, long hair. looking for some- one. SO to 60, whose inter- ests match mine Like watching sports. flea mar- kets. yard sales. auctions. an-als. country musk and quiet times BOX 32040 HOPE YOU CALL SOON! 35 yr old. 5'8- '40 Ib !; easy going, single male who enjoys music, friends. reading. biking, tennis and being with friends Seeking a single female. 35 or older, with similar nterests BOX 11957 A TRUE OUTDOORSMAN Athletic. active aril employed male enjoy out- doors. biking, hiking. base. ball. camping. hong .walks. dancingn dining and quiet evenings Seeking a female with similar inter- ests Ontario area BOX '1967 PHYSICALLY FIT MAN 39 yr old. 6' ns emc:,)1, ! male enjoys fitness, the outdoors and romantic evenings Seeking tarn¢ honest, down to earth and ft temale, 35 to 39. with no children for a meaninglul relationship BOX 19457 ATTENTIVE i SINCERE 27 yr oid male wit-. Bond had and due eyes. enjoys the an, camping, reading. movies. dnng out and more Seeking an honesi romantic temale wth Simi- lar interests. BOOL 19460 PHONE FRIEND WANTED 28 yr old male seeking female. 30 to 50. to be phone friends. BOD( 11890 LONELY IN COBOIitiG 23 y• �,o ma,e cath brown halt and due eyes is look- ing for someone who enjoys walk s or the beech, movies, quiet nights and romance It treat sounds like you. please call me BOX 32038 LETS LAUGH 45 yr old. 5'10' fit n%s male seeking open mended %meke for discreet get togethers arW fun Imes BOX 11790 LEAVE MESSAGE 24 yr old medium build. Single while maw seeking single Oriental or black temake. 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't 1• fit, attrac- five male seeking temale who likes horses, mouton bikes. camping, moves and much more. BOX 19288 MAKE ME SMILE 19 yr old. 5'7'. 150 Ib while male enjoys laughing. romantic times and fast cars. Looking for a woman. 18 to 25, with similar enter. ests for a serious relation- ship. BOX 32034 LOOKING TO SETTLE Single white father, 24, 5'6'. 165 lbs enjoys dirt bike racing. all water sports, long walks, music, movies. outdoor activities and quiet times. Seeking a while female. 22 to 26. blonde or brunette. 105 to 125 lbs. sen -employed with a full time job. BOX 32036 ARE YOU OUTGOING? 38 yr old. 6', very shy. sin- cere. active male who is a smoker. Seeking someone who is a one-man woman. to share my life with. Enjoys dinner, movies, my children and more. BOX 10833 ATrENTKN4ALL WOMEN! 200 Ib, attached white male seeking a single or attached female. 26 to 35, for discreet encounters. BOX 14278 SEEKING LOVING LADY Married •mar 605 seeks attractive lady Cobourg area and east BOX 32019 COUNTRY ORATEUR 55 yr old. 510' ' 70 abs. attractive, self employed male enjoys life. indoor and outdoor sports and enjoy- able activities Travel. humor, ego, happy. impor- tant Thanks. BOX 32023 I'M RIO BOUND Looker, ,;r physically ht smgie female with no emo- tional baggage, to share good times and New Year in Brazil BOX 32024 SHY COUNTRY BOY 30 y• , d 5'2' 'S5 t "C cessfully employed male. said to be good looking. Seeking gni. 25 to 30. who enjoys country music and quiet times at home If this sounds like you. give me a call BOX 32026 MARRIAGE MINDED MALE 27 y old. I ..-- -ale. red r•a r clue eyes Enjoyng having a good t me. dnng. camping, movies and cud- dling Seeking for someone with the same Interests BOX 32027 BIGGER THE BETTER 46 Ir oid. heavy se' ^r.r. est n.s, NO male seeking a ,u,i figured temale. 45 to 50 BOX 10526 NEW TO THE AREA! 28 yr a,d. 6'1. 185 b ^a.e *,in grown hair and due eyes Seeking an attrac fivei single female, children okay BOX 17958 FRIENDS FIRST 21 yr old. 5' • ' - 153 it ht sensitive father cath blo nde halt and blue eyes Enjoys camping• movies and long walks Seeking a caring and honest femali for a mends first relationship BOX 19346 FUN TIMES 34 yr old 59' "C lb f4. Single tather with blonde half and owe eyes Enjoys traveling, skiing and sati- ng Seeking an outgoing employed femake with sem- offer nerests Race unim- portant BOX 13115 TAKE A CHANCE 37 yr oic 5 -' ' 8C 'b ,epi &rated make with brown her and blue eyes seeking a single mother BOX 13295 PERFECT GENTLEMAN SS y old. 6'2- 240 t attractive maw. nu S. MCI Enjoys dancing, music. Ire sports and mothe nature Seeking a special female with 'rte same etWeri BOX 15780 STILL LOOKING 25 yr old ale ::mel ono enjoys camping, sports. ding. fishing and more Seeking a temale. 18 to 27. with similar interests. BOX 19327 GENTLEMAN OF CLASS 41 yr old. 5'9' 170 It 6t divorced father with brown hair and hazel eyes. Ns and social drinker Enjoys country music. the oldies and the outdoors. Does not wear baseball 'aps Of jeans n public BOX 19333 EASY GOING MAN 29 yr old. medium built male enjoys tine dining and movies Seeks female. 20 t0 30, with similar interests. BOX 25155 LOVING A SINCERE 54 yr old. 230 Ib. 67 single male, looking or female companion for golf, Out- door activities. dancing. travel and sports Friendship. possible rii tionshnp. 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 old, 6'. 250 Ib employed divorced white male, smoker and social drinker, is seeking temale. 30 to 40, for friendship first relationship. maybe more. Race is unimportant BOX 11821 12 NEW Ads 1. SEEKING HONESTY 23 yr old 5 '45 0sr- gle male with brown hair and blue eyes is seeking a female who is honest and caring BOX 1'843 SOUND INTERESTING? 40 Yr' 6'1. 210'b -ale clear open minand very discreet minded s seeking marred females or couples for get togethers BOX 11847 AFFECTIONATE? Fun and eirctrg c'•a7lt male living in Oshawa is seeking attractive and affectionate female for encounters. BOX 14286 INTERESTED? CALL ME' 26 y• old. 5 c,'. 175 lb employed single write male. medium build. smok er, enjoys boating, motor cycles, kids. movies, read Ing, camping and romantic evenings Seeking single temale. 22 to 35 with simi- lar interests BOX 14293 LET'S SHARE TIME 26 yr t.d •-ate s we.ng a 'ema�e to snare a rime time with never placed an ad Debre and very nervous Give me a call' BOX 19301 THE REAL MCCOY Single wide ^•aye 31. 5 175 lbs. muscular build. set employed Enjoy play - 'ng guitar, keyboard. movies, swimming and shooting billiards Seeking honest. secure woman 25 TO 35. shit arca attlactive. with sampan ntereStS BOX 23910 GIVE R A TRY 4S y• old 5 7• •5C It •eared Oshawa write male. no oependents. causal drnker and smoker is seeking sn- ore tamale. 35 to 50. with sense of humor, and a friend to taut to BOX 25145 ARE YOU WITTY 28 y• cd 6'e- 235 Ib romarlic make with shaved head- goaee. green eyes Enjoys poolmovies and mon Seeking rnleurgent witty open minded fernake. IS to 28 with similar nter- '►sts For owe. romance and hopefully a reW on - ship BOX 25147 IF THIS IS YOU April 241, at 12 45 pm. in the town or Whitby. I was driving north bound on Brack Street in my black Mustang when I made eye contact with this ncredrDly beautiful worsen If this rs you get back to me BOX 25149 FRIENDS FIRST 33 yr -id. 6'2' 225 lb sin- gle white father with brown hair and blue eyes. Seeking a loving, caring female. 20 to 30, ono is honest Single mothers are okay For a friends first relationship BOX 11593 ENJOY THE NIGHT UFE 22 yr old 59'. 170 ib white male enjoys camping. canoeing. night 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 female with the same nter- esis. BOX 11771 BRIGHTEN UP MY LIFE 45 yr old. 57', retired sin- gle male. social drinker. Seeking a temale. 30 to 55. with a sense of humor and loves life Must be clean. BOX 14246 READY TO COMMIT? 30 yr old male with blonde hair and blue eyes. who enjoys traveling. Seeking a female for a long term rela- tionship. BOX 14274 INOO TRINIDADINA There are even mon ads. See Sincerely Yours on the Internet at http://www.wobfrionds.cos <. Handsome professional male. 44. 5'7'. 150 lbs. n/s. loves K. !ravel, go to the movies, and spend quiet time with that someone special Seeks attractive. Ns female, for long term relationship Single moms welcome. Nationality not important BOX 23859 I I Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. HI THERE!! Single guy ring for other guys, for a 'irsl 'ime encounter BOX 12004 JOKER MAN 6'. 200 C tor/1 shape. good looking male Enjoys ,ding bike. going to the beach. working out. cooking dinner and more Seeks someone mature. emotion- ally secure. outgoing that enjoys meeting at a Trend - ship level. 'o OOSSrbly devel- op more BOX 19363 HEALTHY LIFESTYLES 29 yr rid ar••ar_'.ve. ' r, "rale earls a clean and heaehy IAestyle Seeks a coupe. that lead a dear discreet health frfesryie also If Interested get back tome BOX 19578 NEW TO OSHAWA 32 yr ;v1 ..,,armed. ,,,a,r.. acting and billing. Be ma er seeking males. late 30's to earfv 40's. must be good tooling and situ Discretion a must' BOX 14582 DURHAM AREA "plus 5'6- ' 4 ; c 7cr;d oohing, slfaighi acting, very discreet white male seeking another white male age 18 to 30 for good times BOX 34225 VERY DISCREET GUY Good oc.ng. straight act .ng. white male seeks another straight acing, white male. 18'o 30. in the Durham area or good tones BOX 25164 OPEN MINDED... Very ar.•e_'.r-,sc,e*t couple seewing a seiect male, or fun times Must be wry good ,00kng. clean and discreet BOX 13350 A GREAT TIME HERE! 29 yr oid ^ ?' 225 Ib engaged Be maw seeking another male, for a steady relationship Oshawa area BOX 13910 CURIOUS! Md 30s. happily mamed white make. until now. I am d cunous about Deng with a man Discree and cisanli- fl ss a must. BOX 10660 WE SHOULD TALK So plus professional male is seeking another male. any age or race. discretion. cleanliness and no drugs mandatary All calls returned. BOX 10799 OUTDOOR TYPE OF GUY 33 yr old. 511'. 180 to male enjoys the outdoors is seek - ng a male in their late 30's to early 40'5. who likes hav- ing fun BOX 12921 ON THE RIGHT TRACK 5-8-.150 Ib, fit. good looking male seeking someone down to earth. 25 to 35. good looking and to for good times together BOX 13250 VERY DISCREET GUY 23 yr old. 510'. 180 Ib, good looking, straight act- ing black male seeking another male. 18 to 25. in the Oshawa area. Must be straight acting. BOX 18319 GIVE ME A CALL! 29 yr old, tall, be white male seeking another male for discreet relationship. BOX 15678 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. VERY DISCREET! 30 yr old. 5'2'. 120 Ib, attached, white female seeking be curious or expe- rienced female. for first lime BOX 12036 EXPERIENCED OR NOT.. 19 tr old. lel cur.ous female. thin, good looking, light brown hair. hazel eyes. university student Seeking another be curious or experienced female. 19 to 25. for first time expert ence I'd love to hear from you BOX 12134 FRIENDLY FEMALE 18 yr old. 5'2' attacr Oi -­no_5 temale with long brown man and hazel eyes Seeking someone who .s bi or lei curious. 18 to 21 Must be discreet BOX 16967 SOMEONE SPECIAL Attract a wn,le coupe early 30's. look ng or a full figured. of cuncus 'emaie. 25 Ic 40, for discreet get togethers I smoker preferred BOX 25160 WANTS IT ALL 6' 311 ernpl_Yed for female seeking a lei female. 30 or older Must be Ors- c•eet BOX '6744 SPEND TIME WITH ME Single someone caring- to spend some time with Hope to hear from you soon BOX 11,68 ARE YOU OPEN MINDED Adverturou. s.d-- ar,rac true yoking Couple seeking an open minded couple or Be female Enjoys dancing. dining and more BOX 13349 SEEKING FRIENDSHIP Female ouitng fa o. temale. 40'0 50for sonar golf and -ones. BOX 25133 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. HANG OUT WITH ME 2S yr oid 5'9' 't whre mate seeking mends for gong to oars, sports. mountain biking. movies. rock climbing and more I am airy new to the City and don't really know any- one BOX 16009 AUTUMN FUN Large single male wanes to meet with full figured females for Weenie get rogethers and chats BOX 23137 44 = 0 Call 1.900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. ALL FOR FITNESS Seeking a res. 50 plus. active companion for fit- ness, outdoors and 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 white male. 55 to 65, Ns, who is energetic. BOX 34438 FINE PRINT To place your ad with a 'live' attendant call 1.800-360.1483. 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