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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_04_26PICKERING EDITION Joining forces Pickering, Ajax residents fight waste station plan By Marianne Takacs Staff reporter Some Pickering and Ajax resi- dents are banding together to fight a proposal for a waste handling facility on Notion Road in west Ajax at the Pickering border. They're holding a community meeting at Pickering Town hall Tuesday, April 28 at 7:30 p.m. to discuss the issue. They hope other arca residents from both towns, who may not be aware of the pro- posal, will join their battle. "I'm really concerned they're going to wake up one morning to the sound of trucks and the smell of garbage:' says Christena Cres- cent resident David Home, one of the organizers on the Ajax side. The 'multi -material recov- eryand transfer facility' proposed by J & F Waste Systems Inc. at 57 Notion Rd. would process up to 750 metric tonnes per day of in- dustrial/commercial solid non- hazardous waste, including recy- clables such as wood, cardboard, glass, metals, paper and construc- tion/demolition waste. No resi- dential, liquid or hazardous waste would be processed at the site, ac- cording to a report by Town of Pickering staff, and materials would be temporarily stored in- doors at the facility. About five to seven trucks per hour would take materials to the site. Both Ajax and Pickering Councils have recently rejected the plan, but J & F Waste Systems Inc. has launched an appeal be- fore the Ontario Municipal Board. Approximately 80 Pickering residents whose homes are just west of the proposed facility at- tended a meeting of Pickering Council's executive committee Feb. 9 to demonstrate their oppo- sition to it. The residents are con- cerned about the dirt, noise, smell and truck traffic they expect the transfer station to bring. A group of the area residents has recently reconstituted the Pickering Brock East Community Association (PBECA) to, among other things, manage the battle against the fa- cility. Mr. Home is particularly con- cerned Ajax residents east of the proposed site, in the Church Street/Kingston Road area, are unaware of the J & F proposal and Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 April 26, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 i"ro by .l� In your Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School vice principal Mike Bak proved to be a good sport when he took a cream pie in the face from stu- dent Angie Gurley. The event was a fund-raiser for Sharel-ife and raised Schools By Sasan O'Neill Staff reporter Positive feedback from par- ents to revised bus routes and bell times at Pickering Catholic schools means an integrated transportation system is in the works for the rest of the region, report separate board officials. The Durham Catholic District School Board is working toward the development of a shared transportation system with the public school board that will likely bring changes to school start and finish times and busing in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa in September 1999, says Pickering trustee Fran Pereira. "We're looking for ways to See BUSING/Page 2 See PICKERING/Page 4 $4,600• 'Looking for ways to save money' Durham Region calls for ambulance help COUNCILLORS DEBATE MERITS OF SPENDING $150,000 TO LEARN HOW TO RUN SERVICE AV Kam SAUPE provincial government's down- control on Jan. 1, 2000. "Why not pick up the phone and Start reporter loading initiative. In Durham, it Oshawa Councillor and finance call Toronto and ask them to send Durham Region is going to will cost the Region about $10 committee chairman Brian Nichol- their documents on how they oper- spend $150,000 to learn how to million a year to operate. son told his Regional colleagues ate?" he asked. "Ms is one of the run an ambulance service, but one Land ambulance is now provid- on Wednesday, "It's up to the Min- toughest budget years yet we're Regional Councillor thinks a con- ed by the provincial Health Min- istry of Health to fund this. Why quite willing to spend $150,000 to sultant's study will only "re -invent istry, but on Jan. 1 of this year, are Durham Region taxpayers pay- re -invent the wheel" the wheel". Durham became responsible for ing when the Province should be?" Also against hiring a consultant Responsibility for land-based funding the ambulance service. He noted the City of Toronto See AMBULANCE/Page 5 ambulance service is part of the The Region takes over complete operates an ambulance service. WHAT' S INSIDE Editorial Pate ..............6 SPorts ...................14 CISS Bed ................32 NOW TO REACH US Geeeral .............683-5110 Dow* Notices ........683-3005 Aralen Line .........683-7545 WAWA* Yours ..1-800-662-8423 Email ...newsroom@durham.net Internet .......durhamnews.net PACE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26. 1998 Hl=t Ch teachers Computers in Durham classrooms help teach kids the basics Hundreds of students across Durham Region are getting lots of TLC when they go to who ol. That's TLC as in Teaching and Learning through Computers, a new programme which focuses on math and language. The Durham Catholic District School Board has introduced it to each Grade 3 stu- dent at its 39 elementary schools. Four computers and a laser printer were installed in all Grade 3 classrooms in September and stu- dents haven't looked back, reports Audrey Cartile, board consultant for resource technologies. 1t extends a student's learning experience beyond the textbook:' Ms. Cartile explains. On the com- puter, for example, students can piece together a geometric shape they couldn't do easily on paper. "Everyone learns in different ways" and the computer gives stu- dents a chance to grasp lessons in a new way, Ms. Cartile adds. The board opted to buy into the pro- gramme after the Ministry of Edu- cation and Training handed down a new math curriculum. Students log onto the computer using an assigned identification, which allows teachers to check their work and see how many at- tempts it took a student to success- fully complete a task. At St. James Catholic School in Ajax, students "love the pro- gramme:' says teacher Cathy -Lynn Phillips. They work hard to com- plete their classroom work so they can go on the computer' to work on other assignments. Students there work on an eight-day rotation, and on their as- signed day can spend up to about Grade 3 and 4 teacher Kara Worral (right) gives stu- dent Michelle Hutchinson some assistance with her math studies while the pair work on a computer in the classroom. The Durham District Catholic School one -and -a -half hours on the com- puter. The board selected the IBM programme after much research. 'There aren't a lot of total curricu- lums out there:' says Ms. Cartile. "A lot are kill and drill, they give you an equation like two plus two Area residents donate blood to help ailing girl AJAX -- The mother of a young disabled girl who sent out a public plea for blood donors had her wish come true this week. Area residents turned out Tuesday, April 21 as part of a regular blood donor clinic in which some units could help Kirsten Schledermann. Kirsten, 9, was born with An- gelman Syndrome, a rare cogni- tive neuro -developmental disor- der. "People with Angelman Syn- drome appear to be very happy most of the time and laugh a lot," her mother Jenny told the News Advertiser in an interview prior to the Tuesday donor clinic. "They have a happy disposition, but one side of their brain is not developed." Kirsten had a stroke before she was born and suffers from seizures. She is in a wheelchair and must be fed through a tube. Both her hips are dislocated and she is scheduled to undergo surgery May 4 to repair them. "She's a great kid and is quite a happy child when she is feeling good," beamed Ms. Schleder- mann. "She's in quite a bit of pain now" and faces a long and painful recovery period follow- ing surgery. Kirsten, one of three children, attends Westney Heights Public School each morning and goes to Dr. Roberta Bondar Public - School in the afternoon. The Red Cross Society of Canada said some of the blood collected at that clinic was -to be directed to Kirsten, who h— AD+ blood. Board's Teaching and Learning through Computers programme helps students focus on math and lan- guage studies. The board has introduced the pro- gramme to students in 39 elementary schools. and want the student to type in four. This programme allows us to use the computer differently.*' Teachers have undergone sever- al days of training on the pro- gramme, including one day of their own time in late August. k1s. Car - tile notes. The new computers and training carried a price tag of about $3 mil- lion. Trustees have already ap- proved a similar initiative for Grade 4 classrooms next year. The heard hopes to get approval in suh- seyuent years to ensure computers are in all Grade I to h classrooms. Busing system to, go across region BUSING/From page 1 I --ave money," Ms. Pereira told par- ents gathered at St. Anthony Daniel Catholic School in Picker- ing Wednesday night. The region's two school boards adopted staggered starting times at Pickering schools last fall to ac- commodate a computer-generated transportation system that allows buses to serve both public and separate schools in the town. The move has generated $130,000 in savings for the board, reports superintendent of support services Walter Yewchyn, who notes the intent is to make similar changes across the region based on the Pickering project. That's why the board formed a committee to study the success of the Pickering pilot project and why officials met with parents Tuesday and Wednesday to dis- cuss the results of a busing survey. Mr. Yewchyn reports feedback has been "extremely positive". However, Ms. Pereira notes changes won't be implemented for the coming school year. "We told the Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa communities we would come to them with bell preference times before making changes" to give parents as much notice as possible about revised schedules. "if something effective can he done to save money, go for it:' says Ajax parent Victor Carring- ton, who attended Wednesday's meeting. "It seems like a very pro- gressive idea. We should he con- stantly working to find cost-effec- tive measures and direct moneN Into the k:Ias,RxiI1L' This is j ust a test... MOCK NUCLEAR DISASTER IN DURHAM REGION RUNS WEDNESDAY An exercise at Durham College Wednesday will de- termine if various area agen- cies are prepared to cope with a nuclear station disas- ter. The Durham Emergency Measures Office, responsible for emergency planning and preparedness in the region, is organizing a morning Recep- tion Centre exercise at the college's campus on Simcoe Street North in Oshawa. The aim of the exercise is to evaluate Durham Regional organizations' procedures for establishing and running a Reception Centre in the event of an emergency at a nuclear Four charged in tractor -trailer thefts Two Oshawa men and a Whitby couple are facing charges after po- lice smashed a theft ring targeting tractor trailers. Durham Re- gional Police re- covered thousands of dollars worth of stolen property during a search Wednesday at an Oshawa auto garage. The seizure followed a joint - forces investiga- tion by the Durham Region auto theft squad and Quinte West Police. Police believe the ring was re- sponsible for at least three tractor - trailer thefts across Ontario in recent months. All three trucks were emp- tied of their cargo and then aban- doned, two in Durham Region. On Feb. 13, a 1998 SLH tractor - trailer unit carry- ing furniture was stolen in Barrie and later recov- ered in Whitby, police said. On Feb. 23, a 1998 Cooney trac- tor trailer contain- ing a large number of Goodyear tires was stolen in Kingston and found in Courtice. Police said an- other theft of a new truck carrying the same brand of tires occurred in Belleville on April 12. In that case the emptied tractor - trailer unit was found in Burling- 4% iL. qW.r M8ERLEA ton. Joao Manuel Martins, 29, of Waller Street, Whitby, was charged with theft and possession of stolen property over $5,000, breach of proba- tion and two counts of breach of recognizance. His spouse, Al- ison Martins, is al- so charged with possession of stolen property, police said. Two Oshawa residents, ages 43 and 50, are also to appear in court May 14 on posses- sion of stolen property charges. Their names were not available. generating station in Picker- tres would be set up in the ing or Darlington. Ontario event of a nuclear accident to Hydro officials, Durham Re- monitor and, if necessary, de- gion departments and other contaminate evacuees and agencies will be involved in their vehicles. For more in - the exercise. Reception Cen- formation call 668-7711. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL. 26, 1998 - PAGE 3 SEPARATED w DIVORCED 19 Cope more easily with t your age & A abon. letting go, esteem. Smile again at ak souals. As desarbed n "The SW'Nkle, Seniurs mixin mer*d Preview Apnt 28 6 X Saye SH . 6S3• with !A M pmkswnWs sins 1989, mcMdrq law, retatiordhi s, tEilJOa& &* mpgribm 416-283.3306 anytime. WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 am. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. JY10y.mm • • • • • • 2i/IY� ���EA�iE1i 'rG'/'Pit1GEA AIBEgLFA SHOPPM CtcWM ON wtt# m AD. 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"Seven hun- dred and fifty metric tonnes a day is enormous. - Opposition organizers are also worried they will receive little help from ei- ther the Town of Ajax or the Town of Pickering, since staff in both municipalities recommended approval of the waste facility, with lim- itations in areas such as out- door storage, operating hours, odour, dust, pests How does their garden grow? Students and staff at St. Marguerite Bourgeoys Catholic School in Pickering marked Earth Day on April 22 with a number of activities to help celebrate their environment and the world in which we live. In the top photo, Students use their muscle as they mix cement while building a fence around the new school garden. From left, are Jere- my Pohner, Adam Pohner, Donnel Williams and Jonnie Esper. At right, green thumbs Amanda Shoulin, left, and Sandra Andresen preprare the school garden. Before dig- ging in, students at the school were presented with plans for a peace garden to give them an idea of the shape of things to come. Students at the school embraced the pro- ject and went to work with the knowledge that we can think globally and act locally Councillor in court AJAX — Ajax Wards ! and 2 Regional Councillor Scott Crawford appeared in court Fri- day charged with assaulting a woman. The 38 -year-old politician was arrested at his home early Wednesday morning after a woman placed a 911 call to Durham Regional Police at 3:15 a.m. Following a bail hearing in Oshawa provincial court, Mr. Crawford was released on a $2,000 surety. He is scheduled to appear in court again May 15. and truck traffic. In order to get the word around to everyone who may be affected, the PBE- CA is circulating flyers in the neighbourhoods sur- rounding the proposed site, according to Danny Ap- padoo, the association's le- gal and technical specialist. It is also applying for Ir - gal standing before the OMB on the appeal, look- ing into hiring a lawyer, and raising money and support for the battle ahead. Mr. Appadoo notes some area developers and busi- nesses are interested in joining the opposition fac- tion. "People hayc no\ a\yak- �l � L1sMrlts ened to what's going to be coming into the communi- ty;" he says. The goal of Tuesday's meeting, in addition to hearing concerns and plan- ning strategy, is also to at- tract as large a number of residents as possible to demonstrate strong public opposition. The meeting will be held in the Pickering Council chamber. F"tme Foods Fresh, Quality Meats at Unbeatable Prices! Ball Park Smokies SAVE$99 i.00 Ib. lb. meal Wieners or Knackwurst SAVE$99 i.3o lb. lb. Port[ Tenderloins SAVE$99 1.00 m. 1b. Centre Cttrt Pork Chops SAVE$29 $1." M 0. London Broils SAVES99 ."* 0. 1b. Boneless Sirloin Tip Steaks SAVE29 .1 .3o Ib. lb. Boneless Pork Loin Roasts SAVE$ 99 iL Ib. lb. 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We're on a steep learning curve and we need help" Whitby Mayor NLarcel Brunelle questioned why the Region wanted to do the MARCEL BRUNELLE 'The Region shouldn't act without due consultation of the municipalities study. "We're way ahead of time. We're spending Local man charged with sex assault The co-owner of an Ajax sports bar has been charged with sex- ually assaulting a 41 -year-old wait- ress. Durham Re- gional Police said several incidents occurred at the Alumni Club Sports Bar and Grill on Westney Road, after hours between Dcccm- her, 1995 and De- cember, 1997. Louie Bo. -anis, of Bassett Boule- vard in Whitby, was arrested by police after attcnd- ing Pickering de- tachment last Thursday after- noon. G' �ondstoapeg � vtropwt>r • Sodding • Interlocking stone • Retaining Walls • Lawn Maintenance • Custom Gardens Designed & Built • water Features V I tiflltt ■lTt111111ATE film) wca n N;f $150,000 and the Province is already looking at this." Brock Township Councillor and health and social services committee chairman Larry O'Connor said having the study done is "a chance and opportunity to have the best information. It's an opportuni- ty to take a look and investi- gate where to go in the fu- ture." Coun. Brunelle noted mu- nicipalities may want to be in- volved in providing ambu- lance service. "The Region shouldn't act without due consultation of the municipalities;" he said. "There may be some other methodology to operate this:" Dr. Kyle said the consul- tant's study won't be complet- ed until November. SEoWS CORRECTION Media 0441 on sale Monday April 27 - Sunday May 3196 Mother's Day sale Flyer Page 47: Item #24633 Sander Crattsman 1/3 sheet pad sander pricing shown is incorrect. Sears Reg. 119.99 Sale 89.99. Should have read Sears Reg. 99.99 Sale 69.99 Media 0443 on sale Monday Aprd 27 - Sunday May 101% Ggrtic Price l reaiffim h Flyer Page 4 d 5. Sears incorrectly stated the offer end date and sale end date as Sunday May 10th. The correct end dale should be Friday May 8th. Sears regrets any irroonvenierm that On may have caused. HARWOOD PLACE MALL )M)V UONS CLUB CARMIVAL PAY ONE PRICE DAYS - APRIL 29 TO MAY 4 ALL DAY PAW AV LE AT TICEET BOOTHS only *9 16 • Admission restrictions apply on some rides. • Valid only on day of purchase. • Single ride tickets may be purchased. Ajax Lions Club would like to thank the Mall management and merchants for co-operating in this annual project THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1998 - PA(:F. 5 ATTENTION -- Ringleader Jewellers (in the new Heritage Market Square in Ajax, behind McDonald's) are counting down the days until the "Grand Opening" in May. Specializing in fine jewellery, custom made jewellery and repairs. For more information contact Phil - formally of R.J.P. Jewellers in Oshawa. 416-934-2132. JeWeIIers Air Coni lytln 1hi, ri Put it On your gas = ;oax . bill. O.A.C. Awhw iwd JE al C o...W W K GA5 ioniN I.r.c LOW Pre4eason PRICIN0 12yow rv»vaa+ sK. r6'�. LOOK INSIDE TODAY'S PAPER FOR OUR VALUE PACKED FLYER i if O P -so Awltftm &I "«wyA PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, ARIL 26, t"S A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION Ne.ws 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 A D V E R T I S E R Poblhliher- Tim Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Streetproofing our children It's sad the extent to which we must go to streetproof our children these days. But, the reality of modem -day society makes it mandatory that we as parents do whatever we can to protect our kids from the pedophiles and predators in our midst. One need only look at the arrest sheets of local po- lice from last weekend to understand why we must constantly streetproof our children. • On Sunday, police arrested a second man in a case in which a 13 -year-old girl was kidnapped, sexually as- saulted and forced to work as a prostitute in Oshawa and Toronto. - On Friday, police arrested a Durham Region man after he allegedly went to an Oshawa hotel to have sex with a 12 -year-old girl. Officers say they seized pornography of children engaged in explicit sex acts, several hundred computer disks, a camera, a camcorder and children's clothing. Though it must be noted there is a presumption of innocence on the part of the suspects involved in these cases and all others, the fact that arrests such as these are being made more frequently underscores the need for effective street -level education of our children. In Durham, such a programme exists to teach our kids the things they need to know to protect them - %elves. It's simple, effective and affordable. The Youth Awareness and Safety Programme offered recently at an Ajax school should be mandatory throughout Durham. Children at Dr. Roberta Bondar Public School sure- ly came away from the four-day, programme armed with the knowledge they need to safeguard themselves from what can happen in our communities. Ask the youngsters what a stranger looks like and they'll give you the correct answer: Anybody. Programme co-ordinator and co-founder Albert Smvthe teaches children numerous ways to avoid dan- gerous situations, such as what they should do when an adult asks for directions, who to go to if they're lost in a shopping mall, or how to handle a phone call from a stranger when they're home alone. Mr. Smythe discusses with older students issues like drugs, abduction, rape, molestation, gang violence and murder. And, the martial arts instructor includes strenuous exercises because "a healthy body fights back:' We urge every school community council in Durham to see to it that the programme is offered at their school. The cost of the programme? An affordable $1,000. A small price to pay to teach our children well for their own well-being. 1i To respond to this editorial call \nfKowsoLwce Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Protect kids from bad drivers To the editor. I am writing this letter due to an un- fortunate accident on April 15. My son David was hit by a vehicle in front of his school — Lincoln Alexander Pub- lic School at 95 Church St. N. — while returning from his lunch hour. Luckily he suffered only minor in- juries, as assessed by the paramedics who took him to hospital. This is a very serious issue. A prop- er pedestrian crosswalk should be in- stalled there. I know there is a school crossing guard but that didn't prevent my son from being hit. Church Street North is very busy and motorists travel quite fast on the road. With Lincoln Alexander PS. and Pickering High School so close to- gether, we owe it to our children to do what we can to prevent this type of ac- cident from happening again. Let's act now. Kim Wakeford, Ajax Our health care world class To the editor: Having just undergone successful emergency open-heart surgery, I felt compelled to put pen to paper to share my thoughts. We in Ontario are truly lucky to have the calibre of quality health care at our disposal, should the need arise. In any other country, the cost of my operation and subsequent treatment would have been out of reach finan- cially for the majority of people. The hospital doctors and nursing staff in cardiology at both Mt. Sinai and Toronto General Hospital were outstanding and world class. The fact many are complaining of the state of our health care in Ontario is a mystery to me. I count us fortunate and I thank God I happen to live in On- tario. Wayne Sens, Pkketing The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a iast name. Please include a phone number for veri- fication. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M5B 2M7, an indepen. dent organization that addresses reader com- plaints about member newspapers. The pub- lisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. A wish list for Aj*ax To the editor: It's great that Ajax politicians and bu- reaucrats have decided what the residents of Ain- need. Perhaps it iv time for the residents, and particularly the taxpayers. to tell the politicians and bureaucrats what we want. Our 12 priorities might include: • A 20 -per cent property tax reduction. Economies of scale dictate that as vol- ume increases, cost goes down. Ajax has grown tremendously over the past 25 years, but taxes have increased. We need less public overhead and lower taxes. Ask any senior. • Less money spent on recreational and sports facilitigs. Let those who want them pay for it. If the demand is truly here, private industry will provide it less expensively and of more suitable quanti- ty than any government. • Better sound barriers along Hwy. 401. The noise is annoying at all hours. - A private development of the waterfront to increase its usefulness to all residents of Ajax. Why should boaters need to park in Pickering or Whitby? - Less management bull and more effi- cient leadership by the politicians and bureaucrats we pay for at Town hall, es- pecially in regards to planning. • Make more efficient use of the three li- braries; don't build new facilities. • Let commercial interests revitalize the old downtown. The encouragement of the mega stores on Hwy. 2 has effective- ly destroyed the core business. Prove it to yourself by visiting the Harwood Place Mall anytime. And now Town officials want to spend our money to save it. Who arc the bigger fools? • Encourage orderly expansion of indus- trial and commercial development, but don't rush as there is presently more commercial space available than needed. - Reduce Town staff by 33 per cent so a grand new mausoleum is no longer re- quired to consolidate Town staff. We don't need it. - Encourage multicultural harmony, but avoid the promotion of minority cultures and differentiation. We are all Canadians here (or should become so). • Join Pickering and Ajax into "a Town called Pickering". The economy of scale would permit a further 15 -per cent reduc- tion in property taxes (assuming we also get professional management). • The last priority will be saved for future consideration. We certainly don't need more addressing of transit and trans- portation issues. Action to improve tran- sit would be nice. Has anyone rode on a bus lately? Me neither, and until they come up with routes and schedules to serve more of the residents, few of us will. As residents and taxpayers of Ajax, it is time we became more demanding of those we choose to serve us. Why should we accept the increasing costs of residing in Ajax as the number of people paying increases? It is time we demanded that Ajax be a modern, affordable and effi- ciently -run community. Anything less is unacceptable. Politicians and bureaucrats please note. Don Young, Ajax THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1998 - PAGE 7 Crash course... How to prevent car collisions and what to do if you've met by accident &aw Special to the news advertiser You're driving along a road you've driven countless times be- fore. The scenery is so familiar you barely pay attention to it. Knowing the road ahead curves to the lett you ease off the gas, but it's too late. As you hit the top of the curve you feel your car slip from under you. Your compact car slides across the road into oncoming traffic, straight for a pickup truck. Before you can say, "We're gonna get hit". WHAM! If you're lucky, you get to walk, or are carried, away from the scene. Immediately after an accident, the most important thing to do is de- termine the extent of everyone's in- juries. Even if no one seems serious- ly injured, it's probably best to get checked out by ambulance atten- dants. They'll be dispatched when you call 911. Tow truck drivers listen to emergency service scanners so you won't need to worry about call- ing them. If it's just a minor fender bender with under $1,000 total damage to both cars, you don't need to call po- lice. Keep in mind that even the slightest body damage can cost sev- eral hundred dollars to repair. Pull the cars off the road and in- spect them. That way- you're not go- ing to get hit from behind and the traffic can keep moving. You will need to exchange infor- mation with all other drivers in- volved. Get their licence and insur- ance information, write down the make and model of all cars involved, Plate numbers, date and time of the accident, location, names of any wit- nesses and, if possible, draw a sketch of the scene. All this information will have to be given to your insurance company, and could help you if someone suddenly changes their sto- ry• It's also a good idea to get your car checked out by a mechanic, even if it seems like a minor collision. "A lot of newer cars can be in fairly serious crack-ups and they won't look it;' says Wendy Williams of the Ontario Safety League. "What will happen is the crash zones on the car will be impacted. Your crash Pro- tection will be reduced so the next time you're in the same magnitude of crash it may be much more seri- „ You also meed to pay attention to injuries that may not appear immedi- ately. Whiplash is the most common injury associated with collisions. Your head whips back and forth (for- ward and back in a head-on colli- sion), pulling and tearing muscles and ligaments. Whiplash often does- n't flare up until a few days after the crash. Afterwards, you're in for weeks or month of stretching exer- cises, hot and cold treatments and ul- trasound. Your insurance should cov- er the costs of any medical treatment. Unlike in Toronto, Durham Re- gion doesn't have collision reporting Crystal Nowasrynski checks her blind spot during a Young Drivers of Canada, offers tips for motorists on driving lesson with an instructor. Daron Micikyan, of what to do and what not to do if you're in a collision. centres you can drive to. If the colli- sion is serious or damage appears to exceed $1,000, police will need to be called to the scene. "Personally, I wouldn't move the cars until the police arrive;' says Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim Grimley. "What the officer sees at the scene may determine who he feels is responsible for the collision:' The exception to this rule is on busy roadways, such as Hwy. 401, where there is a risk of other accidents be- ing caused as a result of cars stopped `There's a lot of really good technology out there but it's useless if you don't use It propefly...' -- Wendy WWllii4! ns on the road. "You'll be required to make a statement with the police;' says Dawn Micikyan, centre director for Young Drivers of Canada in Durham. "Make sure everything is perfectly clear and not misunder- stood in anyway. And never say you're perfectly OK. Get checked out by a doctor." You should also avoid making statements like, "It's my fault. I ran right into him" This can lead to dif- ficulties with your insurance claim, an increase in your rates, and crimi- nal charges. If you are attested don't make statements until you've spoken to a lawyer. When it comes to buying a re- placement car your first step is to pick up a copy of the Lemon -Aid Used Cars guide, the used czar buy- ers' bible. This $20 book lists about 250 different cars and rates them from a buyer's perspective. It tells you about the recalls, se- cret wan -antics and the price you should expect to pay for each year's model. It also rates the cars on a I -to- 5 scale in a dozen categories — reli- ability, crash safety, engine, suspen- sion and rust. It will help you decide who's the one about to get robbed on that "Steal at $4,500". There are also Lemon -Aid guides for new cars and trucks. The best advice is to shop around. Look in car magazines like Wheels, Auto Mart or Auto Trader, drive around to local dealers' lots and ask your fiends. You never know where you might find the deal you're look- ing for. Before you finally buy a car, get a Used Vehicle Information package from your local licence office for $20. Based on the Vehicle Identifica- tion Number, the package tells you the approximate value of the auto, lists all previous owners and indi- cates if there are any outstanding liens on the vehicle. - Before you get back behind the wheel there are a few things to con- sider. If you caused the crash, you may need to adjust your driving habits to avoid similar accidents in the future. One option to consider is a driving course to learn the latest advice and to unlearn bad habits. Young Drivers of Canada offers a re- fresher Driver Improvement Pro- gram for licensed drivers for $299. It covers things like defensive dri- ving, emergency breaking and how to properly drive with new technolo- gy such as anti-lock brakes and air bags. *'There's a lot of really good tech- nology out there but it's useless if you don't use it properly," says Ms. Williams of the Ontario Safety League. "Hand positioning is a big issue with air bag -equipped vehicles. Have your hands in the nine and three o'clock area. People quite commonly 'drive with their hands through the steering wheel. if the air bag goes off you are going to crush your wrists. Other air bag -associated dangers range from fingers being crushed be- cause they were wrapped tightly around the wheel to fatal injuries in small children from the force of the deployed bag. Baby seats should al- ways be secured in the back seat There's a misconception that ABS will stop your vehicle more quickly. It won't. ABS only gives you steering control when you do lock up the brakes. Two other bits of advice that can't be repeated enough: don't drink and drive and always wear your seat belt. If you weren't wearing your seat belt before an accident, and you've lived to tell about it, you certainly will wear one now. An adult in a head-on collision at only 50 kilometres an hour will be ejected with three -and -a -half tonnes of force. MONIQUE LEA Advertising Manager Appointment Notice Tim Whittaker. publisher of the Ajax -Pickering News Ad- vertiser, is pleased to announce the appointment of Monique Lea as Advertising Manager. Ms. Lea brings with her 13 _ Irti experience with %ictroland Printing. Publishing ,nil Distributing. owner of the Advertiser. She served most recently as Real Estate and Automotive \J,.erttsing Manager for Os- hawa-Whithy-Clarington This 'eek and the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. She plans to "offer clients more targetted verticals for niche markets" and to develop a graphics department "to as- sist our clients in achieving even better results from their advertisements" Celebrate Being a Kid at Ajax Home Week preview AJAX — The winner of the logo contest organized for Ajax Home Week will be announced next weekend. The winning logo is to reflect the annual week-long event's theme, which for 1998 is Cele- brate Being a Kid. The unveiling is being held Saturday, May 2 from 9:30 a.m. to noon at the Lakeside Commu- nity Sales Centre at 60 Ashbury Blvd., in the Shoal Point Road and Spiers Crescent area, near Pickering Beach. There will also be a mini -Cel- ebrate Being a Kid day, with Gri- mace from McDonald's Restau- rant, face painting, balloons, giveaways and refreshments. Everyone is welcome to at- tend. The winner of the logo contest receives a new bicycle while the runner-up gets McDonald's gift certificates. Call Home Week public rela- tions chairman Patricia Mann at 428-7677 for more information on the contest or the annual cele- bration. PAGES 1 TIAL NE W3 AUVEIMM UNE". AFRUM"w -, 69EE A nR 69 Need a new cut or a bright Spring coat?* CRAFTSMAN®16.5-HP LAWN TRAQOR IS EXCLUSIVE TO SEARS 'Hydrostatic Drive' Iowa tractor powered by a Briggs i Stratton engine. Equipped with 42" Q( EZ3 mdduog mower deck so you can mulch, bog or discbarge gross clippings. 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PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVER7n3ER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, IVM es rn"inds and hearts9 sought United Dedicated, community - minded volunteers are being sought to help with this year's United Way fund-raising cam- paign. Individuals with expertise in sales, marketing and com- munications, or with exten- sive community contacts could play a strategic role in this year's efforts. The United Way of Ajax - Pickering is gearing up for dramatic growth over the next few years. reports president Dave Cook. "The community has al- most doubled in the past 10 years and the needs for com- munity building and social programmes are accelerat- ing;' he explains. "Meeting those needs de- mands a very aggressive and professional fund-raising and marketing effort, an effort that requires the business community's best minds and hearts." Business volunteers are re- quired in a variety of roles, including fund-raising within the corporate or small busi- ness sector, assisting with training, marketing or adver- tising programmes. and help- ing establish or manage em- ployee campaigns. Business owners or busi- ness/professional association executives interested in plan- ning their own promotions or A fund-raising efforts during the high-profile public campaign are also needed. Volunteers not only get to know their community better, but they can also make their business more visible. "Our business volunteers have the satisfaction of know- ing they're helping to build the community they live in. and helping the one in three Ajax and Pickering citizens who are touched by the Unit- ed Way;' says the agency's fund-raising coordinator Jo- Ann Austin. For more information on how you can lend a hand to the group, call Ms. Austin at 686-0606. !A t '' surae AW perry i Have you checked tar home. s5n.95. 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CI�iIJ400 g BY COOKS �SEA. • 2 PAGE 14 • THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SttNDAV, APRIL 26, 1998 PORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING YOUTH SUER HOCKEY LEAGUE May Paperweight, ap i�� novice, atom, peewee and bantam divisiom • 3x20 min. periods ouse League and rep. divisions • 50% off tournaments throughout summer Li ninaAatomsnt riohoc eych aionshtA The Durham West Light- ning atom girls' 'AA' rep hockey team held off the Scarborough Sharks in the final to capture the Ontario Women's Hockey Associa- tion provincial championship in Brampton last Sunday. In the finals, the Light- ning faced their nemesis, the Scarborough Sharks. Durham West jumped in front 3-0, then held on for a 3-2 victory to become On- tario champs. Only 33 seconds into the game. Amanda Marra put the Lightning ur I -O ,k,th ('att- lyn Rudd% and tit,I_ \,lh. assisting. With just more the Lightning first had to get than a minute left in the first past a well -rested National period, Ruddy finished a Capitals squad from Ottawa. three-way passing play with After one period of scoreless Amanda Church and WF , hockey, Durham West's Amanda Spanger Ruddy put the squad who earned assists. up 1-0 on a nifty Early in the middle three-way passing frame, Spanger sent b play set up by Dec Nagymarosi on a Church and Natalie one-on-one break, and`° N°"`y Clegg. With only 1:11 she made no mistake. Scar- left in regulation time and borough pulled within two playing on the powerplay, goals late in the same period. the Capitals scored to send Durham's defence, led by the contest into overtime. goaltender Amanda Cretto, The Lightning atoms, play - shut down the Sharks' and , -k ing their 10th period of hock - the rest of the game. ev of the day, managed to TO ad - ancc to (h; .rave off the Ottawa attack and force the game into dou- hlc overtime. The Lightning :ame out flying and at the 6:50 mark of the fifth period Carlee Peroff poked in a re- bound to send Durham West - into the finals. Laura Clayton and Catherine Kerr drew as- -p sists on the overtime winner. The atom Lightning start- ed the provincial tournament on a sour note, losing 3-1 to the Scarborough Sharks. ,lit uurnam west Ligntning atom girls' 'AA' hockey team won the Ontario title this season. Team members are Aman- da Morra, Amanda Spanger, Laura Clayton, Amanda Church, Natalie Clegg, Catherine Kerr, Jessica Judges, Dee Nagy- marosi, Stacey Vahey, Carlee Peroff, Lauren O'Hare, Caitlyn Ruddy, Megan Friel and Amanda Cretto. Head coach is Dan Peroff, assisted by Tony Cretto and Steve Nagymarosi. Colleen Judges is trainer and Jeanette Kerr manager. Durham's Ione marker was with two each, Vahey, Judges scored twice, Laura an unassisted effort by Ruddy, O'Hare, Morra and Clayton added a single mark - Ruddy. Peroff with singles. Clegg cr. Assists went to Kerr, In game two, the Light- and Megan Friel turned in Nagymarosi Spanger Clc,gg ning skated to a 7-0 victory over the Stoney Creek Sabres. Goals were scored by Lauren O'Hare with two, Peroff, Jessica Judges, Morra, Spanger and Church with one apiece. Assists went to Nagymarosi and Judges Q C f or C f C —o E CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professions/ and Personalized service Free Confidential Consultation Trustees in Bankruptcy Several convenient locations. ,ncluchn9 OSHAWA 146 S.ncoe Sweet N (!05)726-9404 (Do—vown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Laveenoe A.e E. (416)750-9e20 and (new ovP aOpt ) 255 IManegs4* Ave (416) 28"M cMwrovs ae Mall) outstanding defensive ef- forts. Cretto was stellar in net. Durham West had to win game three to reach the semi- finals as the wild card. The Lightening blanked the Stoney Creek Sabres 3-0. , O'Hare and Peroff. Cretto earned her second shutout of the day. 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Team members are Laura Pilotte, Stephanie Quinton, Stephanie Mor- Photo by Jason Liebregts row, Melissa McCaig, Hoda Hussein, Jennifer Hurl, Katy Billing, Amanda Karelse, Nikki DeGroot, Danielle Fiorino, Jacqueline Heath, Stephanie La- combe, Danielle Street and Heather Braiden. Fairport Beach juniors Durham West basketball champs PICKERING — The Fairport Beach Public School junior girls' bas- ketball team is the best in the west and came up just shy of adding an all - Durham title to an already successful season. After claim- ing the Durham11P . . West - a r e a title ata • . recent two-day tournament at William Dunbar Public School, the Fairport Beach squad moved on to the 'Sweet 16' Durham Ele- mentary School Athletics championships at Stephen Saywell Public School in Oshawa Wednesday. Fairport Beach, the ninth seed in the 'Sweet 16' tournament, earned a spot in the final eight in the region after downing Waverley Public School of Oshawa 30-21. Howev- er, in its second game of the night against number - one seeded Colonel J. E. Farewell school of Whit- by, Fairport Beach fell short in a close 33-30 loss. Sheena Given, who coaches the Fairport Beach squad along with Lynne Alexander and Herb Goldsmith, reports her charges tightened up de- fensively in the last quar- ter, allowing only one op- position basket during that time, but the clock just ran out on their comeback at- tempt. "We feel we just ran out of time, but the kids never gave up;" says Ms. Given. To win the Durham West title, Fairport Beach defeated Maple Ridge 19- .15 in the championship match. Fairport Beach met Gandatsetiagon in the first game and emerged with a close 39-38 victory. Ms. Given attributes the team's success this year to its cohesiveness. "They played really well as a team. That has made the difference this year. They work together and they're very un- selfish," she says. SMOINNER A INTMR ZDIATE He elegy For Adaelt Mon • MPwwon WA15 WEEKS - Ilta.tloEs INsrnW1tott a GAMS MM EARLY JUNE / CALL NOW SPOTS ARE LIMITED . THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 2A, 1998 - PAGE 15 Horseshoe pitchers wanted for league AJAX -- The Ajax Horseshoe Centre, Church Street North, Pitchers' Association is looking for throughout the spring and summer. new players for the coming season. No prior experience is necessary. The association offers mixed For more information call 686 - teams, league and tournament play 1985 or 426-044. and social events throughout the sea- son. The league gets under way on Summer Wednesday, May 6 and continues each Wednesday night at the Heritage ffoclkev SUMMER HOCKEY CAMPS JULY 20 -AUG. 10 1 1MEER CAMS THAT HICLLML • Hockey skills ;raining .amps • High performance forwards and defencemen camps • Past NHL visitors Marry MCSorley, Mike Ricci and Kris Draper • Powerslatmg ii goafsconng amps • Arrive 8 a.m.. pick-up 5.30 p.m. • All ramps eichide outdoor accveies AN Mme= take place at the 'stale of the art - ICE SPURTS OSHAWA 1401 Phillip MurM Rd. CALL NOW FOR A FREE BROCHURE OSHHAAWAA 905-725-6951 please Pecyc a tris newspaper * OLYMPIC ICE SUNDAY NIGHTS • 13 games and gaand weekend pkt}off tournament •No Long -Weekends • 3x 10 Stop -time periods Team entry S2400 (incl.GS1) Individual $200 Ind. Entry Sweater Incl. TUESDAY NIGHTS • I � League games and weekend pla%off tournaments • 3x 10 Stop -time periods Team Entn- $2.990 (incl. GST) Individual $225 (inc. GST and sweater) Leagues Start 1" week of May Non -Contact DURHAM WEST GIRLS' HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Tier 1 Tryouts Contact Tier 2 Tryouts Contact Orlando Mourao (905) 420-4851 Saturday May 2 O'Brien Novice 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Atom 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Pee Wee 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. Bantam 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Midget 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Sunday May 3 O'Brien Novice 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Atom 11:00 -12:00 a.m. Pee Wee 12:00 - 2:00 p.m. Bantam 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Midget 3:00 - 4:00 p.m. Monday May 4 Art Thompson Novice 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Atom 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Pee Wee 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Bantam 9:00 -10:00 p.m. Twsft May 5 Art Thompson Novice 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Atom 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Pee Wee 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Midget 9.00 -10,00 p.m. Wednesday May 6 O'Brien Bantam 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Midget 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Tier 1 Tryout Prices Non -registered players $7.00 Registered players Orlando Mourao (905) 420-4851 Friday May 8 Art Thompson Novice 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Atom 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Pee Wee 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Bantam 9:00 -10-00 p.m. Midget 10:00 -11:00 p.m. Saturday May 9 O'Brien Novice 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. Atom 4:30 - 5:30 p.m. Pee Wee 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Bantam 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Midget 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. Sunday May 10 O'Brien Novice 8:00 - 9:00 a.m. Atom 9:00 -10:00 am. Pee Wee 10:00 -11.00 am. Bantam 11,00 -12:00 am. Midget 12:00 -1:00 p.m. Tier 2 Tryout Prices Non -registered players $7.00 Registered players $3.00 A.G.M. Meeting wed., April 22, 1998 7:30 p.m. O'Brien Registration wed., April 22198 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. O'Brien Saturday, May 2/98 10:00 - 410 p.m. O'Brien. PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. APRIL 26, 1995 Pony club members back in the saddle again Area pony club members will mount up for the first Ontario Pony Club Tournament of Champions qualifiers Sunday, May 3 at a Stouf- fville-arca equestrian centre. Ajax and Pickering pony club members are expected to compete. The selection process for the Cen- tral Ontario dressage team. which will compete against equestrians from western Ontario and St. Lawrence -Ottawa Valley regions at the Pony Club Tournament of Championships. will begin at the qualifier at the Pause Awhile Eques- trian Centre, near Stouffville. Dressage is an Olympic sport in which Canada's best showing was a team bronze medal in 1988. Three of the four members of that team were pony club graduates and this show may well feature members of the 2008 or 2012 Canadian eques- trian team. Asphalt Paving Landscape Contracting S lean makes the grade. • Reading • Math • Study Skills • Writing • Homework Support S0� YLVAN LEARNING CENTRE® Better grades are just the beginning - 981 Brock Rd. S., Pickering (Brock & Bayly) (905)839-9637 Climbing this is easy compared to our challenging new Climbing Wall. Pay as you play. AW Note the aerodynamic � corners for speeding down over 50 thrilling rides. Hopefully your picture will look as good as Angelica's'". Now you can meet her along with your other favourite Nickelodeon'& Rugrats'. Tornrny"' and With great live shows all summer long, you'll see way more stars than this. There's a lot more water where this carne from at our 1__— 20 -acre water park. Experience over 16 water slides and Canada's largest outdoor wave pool. You'll be hearing this word 100 times a day if you've got youngsters - especially with our all-new Kidzville-. Ride with your kids on a Helicopter Monorail. and Taxi JarnTM, a child's first coaster. There Consider this your secret spy code to ride the movie on are 6 great new ,OFour new imes Bond'" 00 7 -A License to Thrill-' Action attractions in all. Simulator. It's a wicked chase after Bond's deadliest foes. Individual Season Pass Family Season Pass $5875 + taxes per person 23 (195 "Minimum price for "j - taxes a family of q How to get it At the Park Buy your Season Pass at the Front Gate Monday to Friday 11 am to 7pm Saturday and Sunday noon to 5pm. No service charges. 4n line Order form on our web site: www.canadas-vxmdedand.com Phone Call (905) 832-8131 and use your credit card. Or at' F0,.i—Wo. in person or by phone (416) 870-8000. On-line orders also available via TKketMaster. All ticket agency. on-line. and tekplwne orders involve service charges. Gff A W H o Lu XM43R rc FUN FOR LR, -qt THAN THE DOST OF 2 REGOLAR VISITS! Sneak Preview Night for Passholders only: May 1, 5pm-10pm Matthew Fox from Party of Five: May 24 Fireworks: May 17 and July 1 Junkhouse:June 12 Men of "Young and the Restless-: July 12 Stars of "Days of our Lives-: August 16 Plus Hot Concerts Terri Gawk, Julian Austin. Wade Hayes: June 14 Hot Rush: July 25 Clint Black: August 26 Absolutely the best entertainment value around! Wim Family defined as related grandparents, parents and children, or related family members living in the same household. Park open weekends staring May 3, daily May 22 through September �7. fall weekends to October 11. Water park open weekends starting May 16, daily starting June 20 through September 7, hours subject to weather and lighting conditions. ®© 1998 Paramount Pictures. TM ®© 1996 Paramount Parks. © 1998 Viacom International Inc. JAMES BOND, 007 and related characters and indicia are TO 3 Danlaq, LLC and/or United Artists Corporation. All Rights Reserved. •:,r.,m� aY.�.+suvv - r -r u..c'''- wr.�.ri -- y.�yy"r_ � �_ -. ':,_.� �__._�_ '"_: _.- `..�,: ._ - _ Special Events Free with your Season Pass Sneak Preview Night for Passholders only: May 1, 5pm-10pm Matthew Fox from Party of Five: May 24 Fireworks: May 17 and July 1 Junkhouse:June 12 Men of "Young and the Restless-: July 12 Stars of "Days of our Lives-: August 16 Plus Hot Concerts Terri Gawk, Julian Austin. Wade Hayes: June 14 Hot Rush: July 25 Clint Black: August 26 Absolutely the best entertainment value around! Wim Family defined as related grandparents, parents and children, or related family members living in the same household. Park open weekends staring May 3, daily May 22 through September �7. fall weekends to October 11. Water park open weekends starting May 16, daily starting June 20 through September 7, hours subject to weather and lighting conditions. ®© 1998 Paramount Pictures. TM ®© 1996 Paramount Parks. © 1998 Viacom International Inc. JAMES BOND, 007 and related characters and indicia are TO 3 Danlaq, LLC and/or United Artists Corporation. All Rights Reserved. •:,r.,m� aY.�.+suvv - r -r u..c'''- wr.�.ri -- y.�yy"r_ � �_ -. ':,_.� �__._�_ '"_: _.- `..�,: ._ - _ 0 =i:f!rI=Mr:l=E: 4 5'� 9 f: 51; i ♦ ; Jj� 4• � r at r 4 "I d1i r .. Fw j�1 "• � `V • a� S%«� THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. APRIL 26.1999 -PAGE 17 A1■=z9l=M'L911lo ABSTAINERS 10% DISCOUNT RETIREE DISCOUNT JOKES-DOOLEY � '• _ INSURANCE BROKER j Over 23 Years MARSHA JONES r _! Ev A11C �-- •`' Tar SCM 4 •Xie! Z !, $ Jt.- Lse Maximum$' ops Financing ! $ VP .AM Mortgages PAes $ Gots Residential / Commercial $ Cottages / Condo / Land Below$ 1 st. 2nd 8 3raa. Speciae Situations Vendor Take•Badt MwVssp•• Purchased ■ $$ RONTO CAPITAL (905) 428 -1232s' -1 j A nx start nn V=ff 00IM r 226 Harwood Ave.. S., Ajax (Ain Pim) eDIfS A f&m& MainStreet .iI(IQ m Chir �� smvice xt[nrcna rsA`inro.E SYSTEMm'OMs `t RtiI�(: tiF;K� ICE H0N1VN11hFR ,+R\1(T • Staff Rdicf • Light Housekeeping • Pnvate Duty Nurses • Meal Preparucon • In Home Foot Care • Personal Care • Palliative Care • Care Giver Relief • CI sent Escort 24 HOURS 7o WSS PER WEEK 14 0�461-6T56 sw► S tae Acura icu6Aas a�av iia5 v vis.aii •s5w: aws • 0VFR iii YEAR, FXIIFRIF.\('.F 'Free Wardrobe Service" Local F Lori; Dcaance Mormg Piano E OfficeMoving Pullcrtxed Healed lrrarehouse .Senior L.r11Ztr1J �._ Lu�uurrt Port Perry Office Fax: (9u5) �m5 97o)18 (905) 985-3761 Port Pcrry• Itc.. 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FRIDAY A SUNDAY SHOWS tri"ft at Dart A SHOP (jos) a on sof Rt>yal BtfNc lam.bernale" fur Good H..qh �toM $3C" 472-3085 40n or s PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1998 :1:#A, Facts --Not Fiction on Physical Activity • Many com- plaints commonly attributed to aging (slowing down, tired- ness, aches and pains, weakness, and dizzi- ness) may actually be the result of inactivity. • Exercise can make you feel better (more energy, reduced stiffness and constipa- tion, improved sleep) and make it easier to do one's daily activ- ities. • Activity level is positively associated with balance among older adults, with more active individu- als having better bal- ance. • Less than 25% of Canadians over 45 years old participate in moderate physical activity on a regular basis. • From one year of training, a 10 to 30% improvement in car- diorespiratory fitness in older adults has been seen. A 60 -year- old who gains 15 to 20% actually gains 15- 20 years in cardiores- piratory age. • Individuals expending fewer than 2000 calories a week during physical activi- ty have a -4 greater risk of experiencing a heart attack. • Habitual physi- cal activity may main- tain or improve physi- ological reserves, enhancing an older person's ability to meet daily physical demands, and thus maintaining their independence. • A moderate level of physical activ- ity regularly per- formed will help pro- tect older adults against heart disease, ;diabetes and hyper- tension. • There is evi- dence that even mod- erate levels of physical activity will help to reduce the incidence of breast and colon cancers and perhaps ether cancers as well. • A number of studies have also shown that bone loss can be pre- vented or reversed among postmenopausal, osteoporotic and older women through physical training_ • Older adults who are physically active have more opportunities for socialization and friendship than those who are inactive. • Exercise can increase the propor- tion of those living independently to the limit of their biologi- cal life -span, reducing the number of seniors being cared for in institutions. PERFORM YOUR OWN HEART SURGERY? Then why risk messing up your V Taxes or Security? GET PROFESSIONAL HELP! D1 ° ,ZA PERSONAL SERVICES: *Fnancini Planni g Tax Planning Preparation ' Duk BUSINESS SERVICB 5��6 �� • Bookkeeping 8 Taxation E• Btlsiness Plarrlirlg D. W. PLAYER ACCOUNTING Darryl W. Player ' o hN 201A-73 King St. E., Oshawa "Get a f'lerver otz You r- Tea nT" 436-6609 .� Sathrloofn Alda + ,Aids _ Regi Vendor. ADP, WCB, VAC and Green'ShIUIWH,Al 1d Jbt�ir.ir.rir � j�rpyferirars .;,; :• . 110 DuMop Street E., Whitby, ON, L1 N 6J8 Ph. (905)666-5001, TolWv" 141004165.-5028 �\■��1�'L�1�1: Make sure your will is valid Your current will may perfectly express your wishes -- of ten years ago. It may not express at all what You want today, especially if: • Your marital status has changed, or that of any of your chil- d ren. • New children or grandchil- dren have been born. • You have moved to another province. • The size of your estate has increased or decreased significantly, or you have sold or acquired a busi- ness interest. • Some of the individuals to whom you left bequests have died, or their financial circumstances have changed. • The individual you chose as executor is no longer in the area or would be unable to serve. • Since the time of writing your last will, you have become involved with a favourite charity or organiza- tion and wish to leave them bequest for future generations. • Changes can often be made by a separate "codicil". When this is done, the same formalities regard- ing signing and witnessing your original will are required by law. Changes should never be made on the will itself.(NC) Reducing the cost of a will Can I write my own will? You can, but it's not usually advisable. Homemade wills are gen- erally valid if certain minimum requirements are met, at least in some provinces. The peace of mind that comes from knowing everything was done correctly is well worth the cost of such legal services. A simple will need not be at all expensive. Can I do anything to reduce legal fees? Yes. Lawyers charge for their time and knowledge, so the more time you can save them, the less the cost will be. Step 1 — Make a list of all your Property including life insurance, real estate, bonds, savings accounts, RRSPs, jewellery, family heirlooms and works of art — everything. Step 2 — List the people you want to provide for, along with their ages, addresses and their relation- ship to you. Step 3 — Name your executor and alternative executor, and sug- gest a guardian for your children if they're minors, as well as an alter- nate guardian. 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July 20, July 27, AUgust,10, August 17, August 24 • includes golf shirt, practice balls & baseball hat • parent/child best -ball tournament vD V AJAXANCKERING NO COlfl; �camp for 1 07NM S`:April jt+rwe,/br t•r� THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26,1998 -PAGE 19 ANCHOR BAY on PIGEON LAKE SewmW Traitr Sites Campsites & Cottages Spacious fully serviced lots close to dockage and brat ramp. • Boat rentals • Shower • Laundromat - Pavillion • Ball park • Safe teach • Children'% playground 'Ni,dcrn -' & i txdvwm .t culLrki.wl., i hies harh clr.in: 11C.11 and R(705) 657-8439 ., 1 � f EXC ITI I FUN SL CREA - ww■ ■ • 1 • 10 IN,IDE IND G AND MMER FWN& LTIES :ROUT RHAM riNtl o+dusse 721=2251 100=.i Q" Waftmi �Y mh IP FREE ESTIMATES , ` • Pump & filter • Liner Replacements ;x Replacements • Landscaping r - • Dolt -Yourself Kits • Interlocking Brick • Insurance Claims • Greenhouses & °` ` OpeMngs/Cktsings Solariums , PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26,:1998 You COULD WIN lut the entry below and you could win a 3 to 4 hour FISHING EXCUR'SIOD for 4 people on lake Ontario! 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Enjoy live entertain- ment, cultural exhibits, There will be sporting events and Canada Day celebrations There"s always lots refreshments. in Ajax at Rotary Park of great things happening There will also be a from noon to 4 p.m. at the Pickering Museum giant fireworks display at Enjoy the entertain - Village, dusk. ment, children's games May 10 - Steam Up & Kinsmen Park is and activities and a cele - Opening located south of Bayly, on bration cake. May 23-24 - Muskets, Fifes krums June 7 - Kid's Day June 13 - Walking Sticks and Grapevine GOLI: THE HE Baskets. June 19-21 - First"'" " "° Annual Story Teller's 5 Day Camps Starting June 29 Festival Bookin Fast C IIT R HOME Don't miss taking part in Ajax Home Week June 13 to 21. It will feature the annual parade, Kinsmen steak BBQ, Rotary break- U ... a o eglster For more details call (905) 420-4620. 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The hold dentist at about 2 to 3 years to the bottle nipple should be small enough to of age, but right after birth. make the baby use the oral nuscles to the Proper feeding habits and same extent as with breastfeeding - this will even cleaning of the teeth as help proper development of the oral cavity. soon as they erupt into the Not at any time should the bottle be left with mouth are of great the baby in the crib because: a) The contents importance. The medical of the bottle (even unsweetened juice or even doctor's background contains milk) can be damaging to the teeth if left in very little information about contact with them for any length of time. b) preventive dental care, so The nipple itself, depending on its you should receive advice positioning in the mouth, can before a fromyour dentist about the developing mouth permanently. health of your child's mouth. Healthy and well -formed baby teeth make a necessary foundation for a truly permanent dentition. Paedodontists (children' dentists) find, that despite advances in all fields of health care. we have to deal with an increasing number of dental problems at a very early age, in some cases, soon after the baby teeth start erupting. '$e irony of it all is that our expertise and knowledge are more than sufficient to prevent these conditions, but non - sufficient communication between us and the general public hinders us from spreading the necessary information. Following, we will try to put down in point form some basics for good dental health for very young infants. If these are followed, then the child's own first visit to the dentist at around 2 1/2 years of age should be a pleasant experience and form a good relationship with the dentist for all the years to come. A Few Pointers For Good Dental Health ]. Breastfeeding is preferable to bottlefeeding mostly from a medical point of view, but pacdonontists and WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? 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Much of this ease with herbal use disappeared as more and more drugs appeared on the market. Recently, however, people are relearning to trust in what their bodies tell them, re- claiming the power to direct their own healing. With this awareness has come a renewed interest in what the plant world has to offer. There must be hundreds of herb books telling you everything you need or want to know from uses, how to grow, how to identify, etc. While there are many medicinal actions that anyone can utilize safely, they are best used under the care of a trained herbalist. I do offer herbal consultations to interested individuals. One of the other goals of my practice is to teach people about herbs! Because there is no effective regulation in place in the herbal industry right now, it is important to know what to look for in herbal preparations . Learn how to make some of the simpler and very useful ones yourself. This is everyone's right as inhabitants of the earth. In the coming months I will be offering several classes 'Tor those who are drawn to learning more about herbs. On Saturday, May 16th I will be offering a "Women's Health Holistically" seminar. We will explore the natural approach to some of the issues concerning breast cancer, menopause, heart disease, osteoporosis etc. Saturday, June 6 There will be a day -long seminar on -Making Basic Herbal Remedies During this day we will discuss western herbal philosophy and basic herbal actions. In the afternoon I will demonstrate how to make infusions, decoctions, salves, poultices and steams using very common safe and easily attainable herbs such as Catnip and Calcnduls. For those who would really like to begin to learn about the pharmacology and medicinal actions of plants and explore about 30 herbs in depth, there is a 7 -Saturday course in "Beginning Herbalism" starting on May 2. We will learn about plant and harvesting techniques. 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During the week of May 4 to They also plan to plant trees and design posters and dis- plays.The clean-up coincides and 8, students will collect litter on wildflowers, organize classroom with Ajax Environmental Affairs Week and Pitch In Canada. Toy drive for needy needsour helpy DICKERING — Students next month and are looking for and staff at Pickering's St. An- donations from the public. can be dropped off Monday to Friday at the school, at 2090 thony Daniel Catholic School The toy drive runs through- are holding a toy drive for St. out May. Duberry Dr. in Pickering. Vincent's Kitchen in Oshawa Donations of good used toys For more information call 427-9610. VOUth Fest '98 ready to roll V c I c r o Olympics, inline skating, karaoke. hip hop aerobics, beach volleyball and a skateboard clinic and compe- tition are among the activities of- fered at an up- coming celebra- tion for area youth- YOUth Fest '98 will be held Friday. May 8 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com - Alex on Valley Farm Road. Other activities include a giant twister tourna- ment, crafts and career cruising. All are offered at no charge and will run until 8 p.m., when the local youth band WROUGHT will close the event with a free con- cert. There will also be a free bar- becue. "Inose at- tending can gee a hotburger or dog, pop and snow cone. Addi- tional quantities can be purchased at a nominal fee. In Ajax, buses will depart from all high schools and the McLean Community Cen- tre on Magill Dri- ve around 3:45 P.M. 'There will be drop-offs at the McLean and Ajax Community Cen- tres around 9:15 P.m. Buses will also be available from various north and south locations in Pick- ering. Busing is Provided at no charge. For more information, call 427-8811 in Ajax and 420-6588 in ePickering.lor a.s iai3„`b�iui Gun. 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A natural approach to healing yourself. This talk will include Health Conditions such as: allergies, depression, stress, fatigue, intestinal disorders, menopause, osteoporosis and fibromyalgia. r Present This Ad At The Seminar Or I Go Natural & Receive I I I I r I $20flO I I Off Any Produd Until May 31, 1998 Join Us For: of%TGa�F INFORMATION DAY! C111MC R - ative Will Be Present Allow CIBC to prepare your FIAIANOR PLAN and become MORMI GE FREE FAST ERR! Discover New 1116"ages That Reward You PAGE 30 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26,1998 From the heart Volunteersprovide a critical communit service y By Cindy llpsltall durham staff Every Wednesday Mike Peter gives something back to his commu- nity. The retired Oshawa resident climbs behind the wheel of the Os- hawa Seniors Citizens Centre van and spends three hours picking up seniors at their homes and bringing them to the centre. . I've lived in this city all my life and I've taken a lot out of it and I wanted to give something back:' says Mr. Peter about why he volun- teers his time. But while the centre and it mem- hers, of which Mr. Peter is one, ben- efits from this kind of community service, the volunteer also benefits, he says. "It's a learning experience;" he says. In the three months he's been a volunteer van driver, Mr. Peter has met many different people and learned much from them. The 60 -year-old is typical of the 400 volunteers at the Oshawa Senior Citizens Centre, says programme di- rector Deb Prescott. The majority are retirees, members of the centre and give a few hours a week. Volun- tc crs at the centre are involved in a namhcr of areas, from programming to fund-raising. *'The magic about our volunteer programme is people are gaining some benefits from the programme:' she says. Across Canada, six million vol- untcers contribute one billion hours of service annually to provide soci- ety with $13 billion in unpaid ser- vice. according to information pro- vided by Canadian Heritage for Na- tional Volunteer Week, April 19 to 25. An Easter Seals study estimated this accounts for eight per cent of Canada's gross domestic product (GDP). As volunteer agencies across the country prepare to celebrate this spe- cial week, which will not only rec- ognize volunteers but also encour- age others to donate their time, there SUNDAY, APRIL 26 HYMN SING: An old-fashioned hymn sing is held at 7:30 p.m. at St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax. 683-6122. o MONDAY, APRIL 27 BREASTFEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre presents a two- hour prenatal breastfeeding workshop. Getting off to a good start, what to expect and how to have a happy breastfeeding ex- perience. For information and the loca- tion, call 427-9547. CANCER: An information ses- sion on Gynecological Cancers is offered at 7:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, .86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Dr. Chuck Rowe discusses risk fac- tors, prevention, early detection and current treatments. Limited seating. To register, phone 579- 48P3. LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, hold daily lunches are significant challenges facing groups who rely on the work of vol- unteers. Nan Einarson, executive director of Distress Centre Durham and a member of an Ontario Association of Volunteer Administrators com- mittee studying trends in volun- teerism in Ontario, says "Because of (funding) decreases I feel (agencies) are relying on volunteers to fill the gaps that used to be filled by a staff member;' she says. Ms. Einanun explains in many agencies, volunteers are much more than support staff — they're integral to operations. "I think in many cases volunteers are being asked to replace the ser- vices that staff supplied:' she says. "We should not be asking people to do things voluntarily that previously were paid jot -A." Calling it a "very scary trend;' Ms. Einarson says it opens up agen- cies for liability because the jobs previously being done by staff are now being performed by volunteers. In addition, because many adminis- trators have been let go, volunteers aren't being screened as thoroughly as they might have been before, she says. Marilyn Mushinski, the pre- mier's parliamentary assistant re- sponsible for volunteerism and Scar- borough -Ellesmere MPP, says vol- unteerism "is an important compo- nent of (Premier Mike Harris's) per- sonal agenda" and government through discussions with volunteer groups, is aware of the challenges they are facing. "There is a concern, as we go through our own financial restructur- ing that the volunteer sector has to go through its financial resmucturing and that puts more and more pres- sure on the volunteer sector," Ms. Mushinski acknowledges. The government is organizing links between volunteer agencies to help them share resources and save time on things such as police and se- curity checks. Distress Centre Durham executive director Nan Einarson (left) and Michelle, a volunteer at the centre, answer calls to the facility. Ms. Einar - son says more and more agencies are relying on volunteer efforts. "I'm in the process of recom- mending a round -table membership to the Premier and we're anticipating there will be an announcement com- ing very shortly:' says Ms. Mushins- ki, adding the announcement could be anywhere from days to weeks away. These discussions would bring forth leaders in the corporate com- munity and the public community who "will think outside the box for ideas that strengthen and elevate the status of the volunteer in the com- munity:' she says. Ms. Einarson doesn't disagree with the Province's focus on volun- teers contributing more to their com- munity. She suggests they are "the heart and soul of the community:' but indicates that a trend emerging at the Distress Centre — the difficulty of keeping volunteers on board — could hinder these goals. She says the organization, which has 70 volunteers and two staff members responding to 6,000 calls annually, is having difficulty getting people to agree to a long-term com- mitment. "We have never found recruit- ment a problem. For us, the trend is not so much a difficulty in recruit- ment, but a difficulty in retention:" she says. Since volunteers at the Distress Centre undergo extensive training, Ms. Einarson says the centre wants some sort of commitment from them. However, for a variety of reasons including increased pressure at work and at home, volunteers are no longer prepared to give this commit- ment. "We ask for a one-year commit- ment and we're finding people's lives are so complicated and so stressed... they're saying 'I don't know what's going to happen a year from now,"' she says. "I've never be- fore experienced this. WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING from noon to 1:30 p.m. at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. All meals un- der $4. All welcome. Call 839- 2990. MIRACLES: A discussion group based on the teachings of the book A Course in Miracles meets weekly at the Odyssey Books and Resource Centre, 109 Old Kingston Rd. (in the Courtyard), Ajax. The group meets every Mon- day. 416-282-7305 (Kelly Rem - mer). NURSES: The Durham Lakeview Council of the Registered practi- cal Nurses Association of Ontario holds its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. Guest speaker Lydia Rybenko, nurse clinician, Scarborough Centenary Health Care Centre, will discuss 'G Tubes, Care and Common Problems'. All RPNs and PN students welcome. Call 432-7604 (Sheila) for in- formation. WOMEN'S HOUSING: A panel of experts will discuss ways of in- creasing affordable housing for women at free seminar at the Pickering Police State, 1710 Kingston Rd., at Brock Rd., Pick- ering, from 7 to 9 p.m. To register, call 686-2661. TUESDAY, APRIL 28 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. The Parkside Public School Choir per- forms. Call 619-0315 for informa- tion. CANCER: Feeling Your Best Dur- ing Cancer Therapy, an informa- tional workshop for people about to begin treatment and their care- givers, is held at 7:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Os- hawa. A cancer patient who has un- dergone treatments will share personal experiences. Facilitated by an RN. To register, phone 579- 4833. AMNESTY: The Ajax -Pickering Group of Amnesty International meets at 7:15 p.m. at the Picker- ing Village United Church, 300 Police want your help in the war on drugs By Sgt. Kevin Slaney Durham Regional Crime Stoppers Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police drug enforcement officers are ask- ing you to join the war on drugs. During the winter, many dope dealers grew marijuana indoors in hydroponic labs that range from a few plants under bright lights in a basement to a room specifically converted to produce a large quantity of pot. Most pushers grow more than one plant. A single mature marijuana plant can produce a quarter pound of pot with a street val- ue of approximately $2,500. Let's all do our part and hit the dealers before they hit our streets with narcotics. If you are aware of anyone involved in dealing narcotics or know the location of a hy- droponic lab, do the right thing and make that call to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward for any informa- tion that leads to the arrest of a drug dealer. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court. We do not use call display because Crime Stoppers is in- terested in what you know, not who you are. Our phone numbers are 436-8477 or 1 -800 -222 -TIPS (8477). OOD Sgt. Kevin Slaney is the po- lice co-ordinator of the Durham Regional Crime Stoppers programme. Church St. N., Ajax. The topic is Turkey. All wel- come. Phone 839-3969 for infor- mation. CANCER: A weekly Caregiver Support Group drop-in meeting, where people supporting a can- cer patient can share feelings and coping strategies, is held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Col- borne St. W., Oshawa. Phone 579-4833. CANCER BEREAVEMENT: TLC, an informal open support group for caregivers recently bereaved due to cancer is held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Phone 579-4833 for informa- tion. OUTDOOR CLUB: Durham- Pineridge Outdoor Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at Cana Hall, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. The outdoor event schedule for spring and summer will be discussed. All welcome. Phone 4204801 for in- formation. 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L a U R A M wwwdurhamc.on.co 11 —co"" 11 Callers 11 Cansrs WANT TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY?? The Durham Family Court Clinic is now recruiting enthusias- tic volunteers for our Board of Directors and committees. The DFCC is a non profit social service agency providing clinical assessment services to children and families before the Courts and clinical services to high risk dung offenders. The agenvy is a member of the Young Offender Management Council and part of the Children's Services Sector in Durham. We are looking for Proactive planners and creative thinkers preferably with previous Board experience, over 18 years of age and residents of the Region of Durham. The Board is looking for nominations that will reflect the diversity of the Region of Durham. If you are interested or know someone who might be, please call (905) 436-6754 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday, in order to receive a NOMINATION FORM Our mailing address is: 95 Athol St. E., Oshawa, Ontario, L1H 2J8 and our fax is: (905) 725-0845. The deadline for receipt of Nominations is Monday, May 11th, 1998 Thank you for your interest. II Careen I I Careen LAB TECHNICIAN / QUALITY CONTROL PERSON REQUIRED Growing food-processing company in Pickering is looking for an experienced, mature person to setup and maintain an in-house laboratory and quality controll. Must be able to work independently. Minimum 2 years experience in the food industry required. Please sendtfax resumes to: Derlea Brand Foods Inc. 953 Dillingham Road Pickering, Ontario L1W 1Z7 Fax: (905) 839-7217 A rapidly growing inanulacturcr of professional audio and loudspeaker systcros is looking for a confident. and expenenced admhnistraime assistant t„ loin its team of experienced professionals. A c,tmplctc working knowledge of accounting principles and practices is essential As well. the rccessful candidate will have a .upcTior applied :rwwledge of computer systems and accounting r -latcd software. If you are an energetic. self -motivated. detail oriented and accurate professional with applied experience please fax rt-sume to J. Schaffer at (905) 693-5414. 11 Caren CHRISTIAN HORIZONS it atron serving OevelOpmenial. i draped it owftals s seeking one rum time PRO - ,RAM MANAGER for 2-3 pro- 93ms +rerun the Durfnm area Regwreriyems WON enferstnp CO2. ng. am or- P1111311011A slulls must be _; Ma mid 10 person cemered support and sell managing nor% teams. 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TWE MAIL STAnov 'a`•e- -•aminq -enh•r Become a ud tearraan. urea trarwhg avadatme in widectai naris. —a candhrhq pedicures. waa- mo Student Finanong avahl- Aw Naas $20 1905h723 - am 1 AUTOMOTIVE PARTS i Service - ate, or• ;r �,c gram Are you lookup for a CUM n The automotive ,n- dustry, Thts cowu is rec- ognved by !IfiplOye s and boasts a 95% success rate' Program starts Mav 4,96 and ons ural December +398 P*m can Duman College at (905) 852-7848 E.tensm 23 or f905, 721.3075 C.P-R. Ae-«nrry o, Be ice own !n"Wer Be 3 PR m- stnutor Neat courw May 22 24 Cam Now, Vakne .905, 4323688 704d (416) 465 - 'Xi Jonn 905) 2131-8875 t several AZ DRIVER =,; ,mea n to Came­r.ce tandem trailer Minimum 2 yews US eapenerice 905-571-0803 11 Canon; SERVICE CO-ORDINATOR Our Oshawa location is currently seeking a dedicated individual who will be responsible for evaluating, hiring and assigning employees, as well as performing direct customer service and administrative functions. You combine 2+ years of consecutive experience in the sales or service industries, preferably in an office environment - with excellent time -management and problem -solving abilities. Highly professional, your -trong team skills and sense of humour are complemen:e;i, ideally, by a postsecondary degree or diploma. For the right person this will be an exciting position with competitive pay. Please fax or mail your resume (no phone calls please), in strict confidence, to: Louise Askew, Branch Manager, Kdy Services (Canada) Ltd., 419 King Su -t West, Suite 203, Oshawa Executive Center- Osra-wa, Ontario LIJ M. Fax: (905) 434-1965. E-ni.1;1: buise_aske"kellyservices.com. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. KW SERVICES Committed ro Employment Equiry rif1GE' 2-'TII� TfIL�VYS kbVEft1t5L7t SCI1rtU�Y, AOML W11ft, 1 M cwssrs 111111 karmic 011I11 cwms 0 CIv%rLVIMCN a urrutt i UNt i if INTEGRATION CO-ORDINATOR 4tralifications: • Minimum Grade 12 A 2 yrs. experience working with 110A / th 'th d' 6- " I bed MM OZ Drivers required for parl-rime work in Pickenn0 area. Clemabslrad and criminal search, some lifting involved. 31. Penomml, 6750 DavxW Dr. /9, Missis- sauga. Call (905)564-3233 I t ren you wl 1Sa r ' rhes/specta n s 'I' • Current emergency first aid & CPR certificatecopy COMPUTER USERIII Format. &mail disks for ash! • Working skills in staff selection, training dr supervision RUSH S ASE. To. L.L Wbod. • Working knowledge of recreation programs and camps 609A Bristolis RoadEa t. Suit ario • Experience in adaptive programming L4Z 3K6 • Working know] ed a of various disabilities ands al needs c EDDisDRIuEon Deadl$vne and Application Sub /sero uANTEO: JWPrvices I Submit in writing by May 6th, 4:30 p.m. M: Inc. an expanding F9ckenng Michelle Saunders, Manager based courier company serv- Leisure Services, Ajax Parks do Recreation, ing the GTA, has immediate openings for reliable broker/ 65 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H9 drivers with vans or ars. Only those candidates selected for an 5500 - $700 ^reek A stiollg interview will be contacted geographical knowledge of Metro Toronto is beneficial. 1 . Career Training 1 Career Training v>0 Itia.tt alert hitp www_dbcc c -a interested parries all AI or Val- at (905) 420-6705 or 1- 888-459-7699. 1 Career Training IBM - PC • At1ToCAD DRAvri%(; AND DFsIGN V.13 • COMPL-MaimED Accou?M NG/Bt'siNESS APPLICAnoms • HOSPrTALrry AND TOURISM • )AvA/HTMLNiscAL C++ • %citocommTER REPAIR TECH. A+ • tienvoRX NG AND COMM VN[CATIONS -CN A/C%E/\'T • OF 7cPP E ADMINISTRATION AND OPERATIONS SUPPORT • SOFrwARE DESIGN AND PROGRAMMING • MULTIMEDtA PRODurnosi/WEB PAGF. DESIGN • DFcRTOP PUBLISHI%WGRAPHMS MACINTOSH • DESKTOP Pel BIAS HINa/PRF.VItFsti GRAPHICS • 'At ITIWDIA PRODVCnO%/WFB PAGE DESIGN 724-1 Ls"'w2l"' liCif�tIIYG i (4127 3010 Health Education Opportunities for R.N.s, R.P.N.s, and Technicians Last chance to register for Continuous Learning professional health-related courses. • 12 Lead ECG • Arterial Blood Gases • Basic Arrhythmia Interpretation • Corrtmunication - Community Nursing • Coronary Care II • Counselling Skills in Oncology • Critical Care Concepts I • Diabetes Education • Diabetic Foot Care • Fluid Electrolytes Balance e Foley Catheterization - Foot Care - Foot Care Advanced e Hernodynamics Advanced • I.V. Therapy • Mental Health Nursing - Orientation to Palliative Care • RPN AdminisuataarY of Medication e Seminars in oncology e vkntillation Concepts For iRaolef Inferwlad w =0 1906) 7213052 Visit ine m the web at wwint durbame.wLica 4=0 Eflufw nee You For tete Rolal World. 701 Gomm N6fp 1 Gwmw IM4 AZ eI11lNt Viewed 2MMrtf /AIN requires Ill - OCC Mediayears sinn l us owned asset for Border clearance. DnuOlAko- No. sexyt axkn vbo- W Call (905 426 lwywalr slrrMl. Alco hayl fM07 or m= lave ims, fad and part Wee. Cal leessspe. Claudia, (906)1 2512. Rvwair kirr wry Ow siltrebto Iernleavite �b N y0- w ti wwge dfit I-sweflay'or ait1•Q eeatakrev. NORM Yo" 4 5-010D 1Gloat Help e ? Adventurous? Fat Entertainers preferred. No exp. Ileo ssary..Nallp on IN fast trade n bile oculi -w- industry. 16 and Oso- or p Iah WN i0�w"j: 4m fa a . Yulervhetrr. 1 GonrarsIN* CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers c hedt their ad upon pubiiation as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than One incorrect insertion and there shag be no It - ability for nioo-inSertion of any advertisement. ltabildy for errors in ads is hinted to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. Au copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. DAY PORTERKAM r re- quired Immediate" full-time at an Oskm shtoppirq con - Ire Monday 4nday. Charing experience required. 39.OW how English and good cow mwaaeon Silas a mum. Cad (��� !am- Spm Ice CrCash eam vwxl- treg rout Ajax � - aMe inShadeeele b Sdref6rNb .araaiOfN 412E -73s0 Are you flexible on days k hours? Hourly rates a gas of owance. Own transportation. Cat' Olay MiUs in Whitby 430-7510 4-9pmr. and1 P'111Apvec mug t. rlpardnbk, baprrdig-dit 600dandN aoafraid 19 wlM we riltnicalude a nasi. Ens Rnas loenNe is a 0- Mr. Oscan a 905.120.2010N EAitN 5-1111lt PER MONTH! Beginning in 44 weeks! Learn mt r, L."on { asset prow. Yoe sm"Oft! Far - -, Slip. porn! NOT ULM! 14N-995- 0796 FAAOD9. 2 a Wineig. WE" to perfaw a seeCmlr tin Flea Math Come out and got tNerneered! Cal 905- 4WI024. Genervi H*�(lwlerd N*1 GMwel help 1 t3eeleeal HNP ®1 GsnerM MMP of Canada's fastest growing aerial lift supplier g for self starting ambitious career minx luals with a proven tract record. aggressive plans for expansion have crea tunitles in the following fields: Rental Desk Co-ordinators Office Support Staff Rental Service Supervisors Rental Mechanics Heavy HD Equipment Mechanics A -Z Drivers and D -Z Drivers ease specify with your resume your geographic area eference in confidence to: Contractors Machinery and Equipment 1051 Heritage Road Burlington, Ontario LIL 4Y1 Attention: J. Kennedy Fax: 905-332-4933 INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS DURHAM REGION Licensed Forklift, Assemblers, Labourers etc. If you are seeking employment please attend our Recruit MONDAY, APRIL 27/98 8:00 AM -2:00 PM MCLEAN COMMUNITY CENTRE 95 Magill - Ajax (off Westney Rd. N. of Hwy. 2) Room 2 1.& Z- Ings* -r P x* E 1• 11i cOa.+.,rN•x �, C .i *-- Canadian - - Canadian Tire Pkkering Now accepting applications for the following positions: • Parts Back Window • Filling Crew • Cashier: Must be energetic, motivated and able to work days, nights, and weekends. Part time to start .Maximum hours available to tete right individuals. Please drop Off reumes to Customer Service Dale No phone Calls Please. Pea Applicant Nodfora�Not Appy while we tftsnk ee � econsiid elicit these WIN 6-t oontefed. HIGH -PAID vMINZ s & CO)11l57ie1E1< _ O010iVL'1Cltici6leOfir1701M: On -The -job Tminin Progmm Pk surd gvma resmw to: WORLDWIDE CANADIAN MANAGEMENT CONSULTANT INC. 1480 RaylON& St., Suite 7, Pik l;erirL W 3 r8 Fare 90Sa31-2832 BUSINESS MANAGER REWMED Finance and kmraw for busy domestic auto dealer in Durham Region. Preferred candidate would be experienced or have a flanking or financial background. Opportunity Knocks! Send resume in confidence to: Flk 0148-A Oshawa What' This week, US Fore"I St. Oshawa, L1H 715. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. Durham Children's Rid Society FOSTER PARENTS WANTED To provide short-term care for children of all ages in your home. People willing to take teens especially needed. Training provided and expenses paid. Please call 905-433-11561 SERVICE ADVISOR Required For busy dealership.Two years Chrysler experience ADP computer knowledge a must. Ple`ase fax resume to `05) 683-5738 IMMEDIATELY For Pickering/Oshawa/Whitby/ Area • Light and heavy duty • must have previous experience • Full and part time • Own Car an asset Please call 1-800-565-3756 AZ and DZ Drivers for local and US work. Require recent abstract, 3 years of references, ICC for the U.S. Apply in person In Transit Personnel,1US MWkhWn Rd-, Suite 103 Scarborough (416-297-0-367) WIRD CEO tANOSCAM UKRAL SERVICE person MAl11TENANCE PERSONNEL. Pat Time r111" d to pnlanR for well establishedNorm tiro oil c nrwm. oooM and Rdurmg based Landoca1 minor car repws. Contact CoinMist haft mor. DM(905)831-3121 mum years erparrra a NAwiTYU6T, Nait Tielrw- P19, wiMre Theko . « laein sit ban. Own wnlit bean" W positions ­ am N rite year round ton oYy egRppe4 7 staeotnt. klonday eirowph FAeay 906 NwM Ome.a Eny lerwe. 6196761 «tax Meaner b 905 reuonOM rent Dani noes M. M. l" pol0en d limy 725 1171 DWUAFMDneinflul Good �IAC l (SM) NANIS7YLM7S- Fuc tiro 94 4274060. AIaK pin NO OWN A rk an p�Oi1 ow HAIR DESEN Is am If you're motivated about your career become a part of our award wDqsinnitq team. En. 439-M qe Wy you raWW b wolt NO assemble 0-r�ptmedtltlecrffi��Eagr neoMcary. For AWE dsbk send SASE. ID 1NI1.1mi ed W S1i 21 FkhminLoALIL/Yew �inmenst- rB1rr� �tlwo userkene Rohl w ride pm 33, years ayerI , In AN aI- pada dblew int) % (Mkd- M NMwq AFS S M comowk3mon am 0"0 ddK Aft ID M* and as a bw �e am to Rb n6o rn TAsek as FFMOd Walk OohM L ON '7t HAIR STYLISTS needed for Ajax - fidwring area. $8/hour to start Phis profit-s'uring B working conditions. For interview call 905-631-1137. FIRST CHOICE HAIR CUTTERS no NO11E ■ I Fos Nae , in you aria. Earn extra income w, ,, "a holes. FM win or part boo For tae ido. pkare fiord SASE b: Rim Capital Proatoaons. 916 Wast smadn". salve 1061- VAW coemi r. B.C. V5Z 1K7. NONSOCO 1 ngird. Fall time poagim in AMx area. bus tianporladon awlaek. relerwras nassary. Cab (9osW6 s66t m M. LAe011, intensR ant mull a tout res rite and ab- mrad needed. 6 r week negsirod. Crad Wee (9!!6) e31-4163 LANMMM •ealMi re gated fora targe well rxWe- NM$dmt is pitysfcel0 appdc alto in" 0e yule to wort long lroarys rs, 6 dw and. DZ or AZ Nceme an assts. Wim how and WWOPOU10 work. Fax rautae to W 9M Land- seapide, f!%4321310 or wow 6F to wn �taLNtaUm.4d. Ex - 50 eaN 744.00W d eMM�NIN �F A MwINI- O~iNif� Iwmftftw VAN* a2N M0=M ja1Ne�M orcin Cow" depL pea Fo NO k t � d porwg, 20-35 ks/wlt., w tabft Taso ori OI i apdno 014 Cal curd taludaNs are aNlcoele. k r - vim YM Rawer: Twp Apt 2B, 12.1 p.nL N Ile Ian Points M ll,°00 CLil=sor�nu Attention Mr. De StOsa ND TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE. FMT-T= opportunity Ion aRea a I N lie yews 4745 amFax $12.85 TO START • No experience necessary Training provided sdmwshw ofkred • Work in own area imerview in Nearest office • No door to door salla or t caCalln pI�7r2�3o-4o9e2eq (71151746 M6i STUDENTS cam big ash 11 Years plus- No experience. we •rain. (905) 263-1093 or 725- 0213 THE NEWS ADVERT111SEII is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and to ft k eling --``areas AJAX Cornwall Dr. Annie Cm. Betts Rd. Roberts Dr. Elizabeth St. 132 KkxjMon Rd. ** * -.19 -.)r PICKERING Rosebank Rd. N. Sandhurst Cres. Thicket Cres. Deerix" Crt. Meldron Dr. Pir"rove Ave. Forestview Dr. Waterford Gate Senator St. Oakbum SL Valleyview Dr. Weskieek Dr. Tranquil Crt. rn Butteut Crt. Rockwood Dr- SokAhcott Rd. Consicher Cres. Maple Hill Crt. Abbott Cres. Hadrian Crt. zk�tl�it}skT� FOR FURTHER NFORYATION CALL 6OMI17 re111111 bilis: lar tNdlec U.S. done d 3 Cddew&= ��P12q-ex- peliwm. swim 27 iN. W ANIS llew amopmg Mr- picakim forte ft pow" d Pon *MPloaaIaf aa I uta SYIM SI Afelt, mum 311 full. to intone aft olm had iced taiand corAsms a ilio 7t►Irav'wMh 5 s 1 paid W pel. rap t tMwrie�q�1M�ATpuw�plyE� -swill iw mew - 1�1 24&m k*4m 11- -m-7406 tot 07. 1 sob tiwo b "rein as asoawt * ad once thAks In cimili or im emvhottelptl for PMW W4 conwvwm CW*". Mast hint 4 * I in Sim* Acowi to for Wb* dors. claws qty ImMe. Fax msaNr in (wsl 6104= -_74 :�i3it7ii „ 1 oo" M* 1 000 INIP 1 olfoa H* - r � �► Snff SkMad FNy ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES (Inside Sales) Positions are now available in this fast paced, quality oriented training and consulting organisation. Familiarity with ISO 9000 would be an asset. If you are a team player, highly motivated, goal oriented and have a proven track record this position is for you. Base salary with commission. Fax your resume to (905) 721-3339 No phone calls please. � '.0111 PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT CENTER Durham Collage IN Sdn H$WAguNs UR sit•• H111p7A9eme FRASER FORD Progressive auto dealership requires additional Sales People for New and Used Vehicles. High commission and bonus system. Experience preferred. Contact Mike Harper or Rory O'Connor at 905-576-1800 Toronto Line: 905-686-5752 or fax resume: 905-576-6078 A great opportunity for sales and marketing repQresentatives to work in a major department store. Full and part time. Training pnovided to qualified candidates. If you are self motivated with a professional ap- pearance please call Stanfield @ (416) 340-0102 ext. 415 or 1-888-616-2789 ext. 415 Car an asset. Skilled Help EXPERIENCED CUTTER. Es. tablished manufacturing com- Pary located in Pickering is la wmust y 1111139111 �r$4 eer x- penierlce m cd ) and patbrn making, Cal (905) x10.8784. HVAC SERVCE Technician Must have refrigeration to terse. Experience in res. & comm HVAC systems. con- trols andwirNq Heat gas. oil. and ekdrk: F/Apings . tem$. Cal 579-6618. QUALIFIED, Experienced small engine meename, smoke-free.,,,., �slayphy, position available Immeaate. submit resume to: File 0135. OtM1atow Whitby This Week, P0. Box 481. DtW*& ON 1.111 715. SPRAY MO i tR needed Im- medutdy Oo it yourself ot- rage. We Fuson RLL S. Must prep and P30 Ain 10 yrs exp . Good starting salary. Also, , " Sred boday�aPrerrssrocnn. Cap Ron (9905) 414 7567 Leave messaoe. TAENWOYO knstructor/Meol. AM. 0 or PA Also lock-edw- no. IloreiI . koEodo, fai-W 8 yoga rslnectors. Fax re- sume to 416-281-3306 130 135 - 135 FREE NO SIGN UP FEE NO INVENTORY NO QUOTAS FREE KIT INCLUDED Call now for you appointment OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 29 Pauline: 416-398-9390 PAPER SALES RN. Durham Region's most Progressive Pape Sales r Rep apewrrsd in Pa- per industry to service and extiand new and ext"Ing ac- counts Mum be sea moual- ed ala have excelenl Com- makcaliol and CMCfonos, service skills. First consider - Am grM to !lase possess big an existing dart Use. Excellent opportunely for ad- vancement with an oroada- 36 aM in at $tape. ontoret Very nractive rppyney>dph pyR available wr now nrrdidate. Please to resmNe Ior MR. sideration to: 905.470.8{2{. SALES PEUM lalwfed kir Wrolovir and Experiglece o U. CA lar JIM. 426-549 SUN 1111111111111110WO ON A�14 SaMIEoll for S� ribbetwitiWitilig mitt it*. abilleffibil State, appoloot- MUM no in tillpsebrefft Gee g n�61p11eslmq. a Olson veal - t6 �mkrto wimtwy�iaLl�Q.soo b fii IDP closers. bome 905 cit -2010 howso 10.3 Moa b Fri. b selk4 kl_ lerview. t a boletir uto for1 e9efien01 k4 6N afNt d CO"Vkftdm bookkeeping conlap ,len I Or1lan0.105 Ash (W�)eeR•��� fesurne to ( ) 4311-M 1HUILI-luff REQv M" CLASS "A" 111E4M1JkMC • Top benefits. Top flat rate wages. Profit sharing. Apply with resume to 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering CLOT NUUJ MOTORS Requires A Our busy service department is looking for a qualified individual with General Motors experience. A focus on teamwork and complete customer satisfaction ale necessary. Fax rasa�e tw Rum�a ox at 439 -OMB I The Collision ICeetree has a • for LICENSED AODY PERSON and • PAINTER/PREP PERSON Reply to: Paul West 576-1600 ROUGH TERRAIN FORKLIFT MECHANICS Looking for field service mechanics with hydraulic and diesel engine experience. Mail or drop off resume to 2275 Markham Rd. Scarborough, Ontario, M1 B -2W3 (416) 291-1298 1 HOe*0'Is 1 H Vital CONICARE L Health Services Urgently requires REGISTERED NURSES REGISTERED PRACTICAL NURSES for our Community Visiting Program throughout Durham Region. Criteria Required: * Current R;Y/RPN registration ` Community Experience ` Added skills/IV Therapy, CADD etc Must have reliable vehicle Flexibility to work shift, weekends Still Required.- PERSONAL equired:PERSONAL SUPPORT WORKERS HOME SUPPORT WORKERS Letrel 2 & 3 HEALTH CARE AIDES Please fanteard resuRle to: Human Resource, #210-200 Bond St. W'., Oshawa ON LIJ 21,7 or fax to 905-433-2353 1 H=P" kledkcrDOW DENTAL RECEPTIONOT posi- ton available for maternity > Y Computer Inowl- $dP. exceaem Cat~ service locos arePrior essagval nut. P ban Person at 104 Waverley Rd.. 6ownhanOe PIILENTOWST For Part time Positions In AW a WInOy, Mn 1 yrs ape Fix resume to. 1416) 449.2543. REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST Required for Rehab and Sports Medicine (�T1 B1 Fax(995)519-7112 REGMTERED X-Rar Tush needed for permanent Satur- days. 9em-fpm. wMby, ba- ton Cal 416-757-$1497 RN's H RPN's required for Hospitals immediately for the Ajax and Pickering area. Call NHI (416) 754-0700 ULI" with meds NFFDI IMAN:DIATELY for besy rangy Practice Clinic to work appox. 25-35 hri;N& Must be flitible and avaiable to work even- ings and weekends. Salary $lo- $12Rr Forward resume to. Family Care Medial Cm tre.. 3050 Garden St. Whitby Ore. LIR 267 Aub Mrs. H Ce - coal or lad 905.430.6116. rlkueee EIPERIENCED mature are Orm reWred In Whgby for 3 home6) m OW Mme Relrenuess and owlM tr311= atOn required Cal .595 Aa"- ALTONA i THIN AIWERS. Reliable loving Uy re for chedrm of aY apes Llnches. snags. smoke Ata Re- celpes. full twee 8 pan lmle operwgs CoW 50"114 GLENDALE AREA. daycare avallalDe CPR ti First ad. 2 Playrooms. large backyard Day counos, nutrmorrs lunches 4 snacks Recemps provided 837-18M PNMIUNG aaick / Reals: Loving daycare 1 B months to 12 years Day NOW (terleed backyard and park) Crags, slay mw, hfl- .r. nu - 0440 meas A avec s First Ad. C PR_ entdied Non- smoking. receipts. 905.428- 1244 OUIET GUYANESE NANNY ava able to to It In Alin arm. Monday - k thocrle or yours. CCN 16 7f p.m. 426-2864 RESPONSIBLE RELLULE DAYCARE, loving clean smoke tree tank. 20 yeas experience. references. ba- bies welcome Major Oaks/ Valley Farm Area (905)686- 7954 WESTNETMWY.2, rekabfe now daycare has 2 open- irps. to yard. comfortable non-smoking environment. hit nutritious lunches, lots of toys. books. =its. 9M-683- 1247. • Dgeae Au R k6b MN -ft- Amen" Day Care Available Now, Spring and Suunmer Sonya's Summer Helpers Hire a live-in nanny from Quebec Call. to arrange an in home appointment (4161 488-3373 WILLIAM DUOU P.S., Ex- cepd rn=4 d children Hit lunches provid- ed Also one opens g for pre- sethooler. Daily outings, safe, tun bvig emtronrtlem Police check and references avail- able upon request Cap St" at (905)420-803? 1 8ergri SEASONED sheep/cattle ma- nure mix $50/load pickupp truck) You load t905) 655- 3650 Meekendsonty SOFA i CHAIR by 51dar-Poo- oler off-white with rose d due stnped floral Pattern. excellent condition, asking $400 080 683-1078 SOFA AND CHAIR forest green. excellent condition. 4 years old $500 or 060 Cal 831-0237. SOFA, camel -back Victorian - style flowered pen, d---- co - ]ours. $450. 2 wag claws 1 matches sola. 1 maldkng co- lours. $300 for both 686- 2286. TWO French provincial Whde/god bedroom slate, 3 Piece I= $250. 5 piece double $400 Garden Swing, $100 831-1483 1 ArlrCke for Sed GARAGE door repars. broken springs cables. rollers. open- ers installed S45. New doors) openers Duality Plies Doors 416-336-0073 6 MAN NOT TUB, Royal Beach 34 Special we t0 fit any basemern Deluxe turd cower. new condition, 53.000 0 8 0 905.655-4483 LEATHER pl I up to . 15 Price leather purses from S9". luggage from $19". Itallef hvalets from $699 E �erydhghq Must Go- I= Leaner. S Priors$ Man Osksa- we 905-728-9830 POOL OPEMAG SPECIAL 5149 As taxon d ch•rnI- -als included Lo rvMd Wrote, on•r. Pod supplies awuit- Vale 11.1115 Mwnwuwxe 6a34652. so, RACK wrought Iron ca- nopy. tnopy. queen orthopedic nW- wountm" Never agenic. $1.200 Sacrifice $490 (905) 567-9459 CARR MOVEN. t00%. klyron thick. push. stem tt- sittam carpet For 3 rooms. only 5369 0o Price MC%Kks 30 Sec yds orI rkibe ON NO nstallation in your MCN Free OuoGbon in pot Mnne No Ildelet. no psym enc tar Zone full llym. Derek. i.eoo- CAIt"TS - lots of carpet. 10c% nylon, new scan re- kase rapets on nand t will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price indcrdn carpel. Premium Pod, ehmpert nstaNauam. tact dokv- ery. fm eskmaks (30 yards) Norman 686-231 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car - 100% nylon slap to - carper carpet 3 rooms SM (30 sit yd) ilcades carpet. Premium pad and istaW WIN Free tannates. carper repairs Serving Durllan and smmun q an Sam 905 - CARPET SALE. Call ad Save UP to 50% Off Igoe selection of color and design. G stoom sabstadion ouararrtad For YAEDONIC DRESS Ivory sash tree estimate all Mike and lace full train, bodice 220431-4040. (4161822- f� Oear15 and sequence. SIM 9/10. Listed $2.600. Shc $1000 (905) 723-8346 1 Arlt cis AMTIOUES?AbnkMeyf Ad- vice, consultation Free, ap- prasalS -mmmal fee. action Pur- chasing outright. estates w Some antique contents. (M KW to Value considered). coNediors of any sort qwn- tities ar srrglt antique items. I'1 try b urzspad b aN qun- kt. Ri10wt Bowra A11kquRt- BnooNiml, Omitaro. (905)655 - we fax (905) 5501 Mail oN NEAR. We Bey. Sit. a moel Par sop dollar hdr 1011 ftms. NNW audio/ video. tar amlo, Ink, CD's. mo wks gas*& Bad. dia- monds, lrrnstant. 1785 101312C2"74 (Prettier a THE-NEWSi WEWrI*14AM04T,rA!'ItiLWL"47PAIGFj* • 1 1Ane i Cans • 1 At4h1 a Caeca 11 ' Calle Artcln for 1 r SCM TRm1TY RING. 14K. 3 da- monds 64 karat vs cony, appra�rs $3 750 ��Utter No PMNO&SPAI MTHFR CLOCKS- All /997 floor mod- ets reduced. Used pianos Yamaha. Sarno, Kimbal, Yrwng Chang. New digital pa- nus from $896 and up Rad to own. Urge selection of Oran darer docks from 5995 and up CCN TELEP PIANO 433-1491 POOL Table 8' ird 9' slab billiard tables for sal Call 905-420--6113 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned, tun warrenty Paddys Market. 905 263 8389 or 1-800-798- 5502 sN 8 baric kit, orgy 5299 phos tax Many other siz- es and styles available Also garages ane docs 751 Mc- Kay Rd Una 3. Picker. For more rib cap 905-019.2093 DAKMO FUNMMRE..All solid oak table sets on sale'", M SOLID OAK double Pon- lal late 41•x96 Cit I I d w V stick7 Thick sow oak skin. 2-1 ae . ,1lplde of tape "ft i snipe Of tattle IOP (owl Of ret) AND 6 sola Oak Gains Low- ed time only 1,7" Alf I= tacks are ramho-canis do 111$ Premises Complete tabes Sats from as low as $749 Tram ow wkaleworkwg. 115 mom port RO IS do Reach Si.) Port Perry (905) 905-8774 No Monty DO" Pentium 1%233MMX Compulr_- from jiWoo k. 21'-50• TVs v-+. S52SAek Fisher Skreo....- $14hrk. APPIx aces._.... 862Wwk Cdr More t3sR.. Sa25Awk. Spit Canoe, 14th.- $525Iek %Vq jommr 75 W .. Sri TWE WHEEL esectnc so" er with accessories. $1200 or best offer, call 905-433- 7623 USED OFFICE F.,,Wm fdr sale File cablrets. Chins and desks For earl vlewng call 428-9778 CLEARANCE SALE , must be sok]. No reasonable offer re- fused, aluminum boats and Points. Evnrude motors. 2 - 30 hit. Too mowers and snowObwers, lien boy mow- ers. Ho ekre saws and tnm- mers, Wilde Sale. 4700 Thictaon Rd N (905) 6559010, - CORVVTHI CLEARANCE center - is downing out nu- merous used components Video card nmodeNs, con- kdaem. ft pnad bum $5.00 4n caw*&"$ kom $250 aced Pw*vm 100's kom 5395. Used grey scab, VGA MGM - Ore. 525. Reil your i ltist prUldpes for Itim,n of new. (905) X7.3068. CONCIIETE SAM. ((sial Dolmar 309). UN. ClailsNlarr chef saw (rfever !ltd) tt 19.. Piano a bench zd)t loo- ditk 5946. Fad aesd frac gobs19000" am. HO SAILIE -III R 4t ad - testable bed. wW dl* wheel commode, and bell time WICK (906) 623-2472 ■ells WA91M1 $175., sec lot¢ dryer $150.. 2 door ltmdpe 5250.. seleCk c stove 5250.. M1Arr kalef 5325.. Alex 905 426.6111. IOMi BED X -!hick Ortoolack PYlowbp, sw and tame, see lecost $1.500. Sen (9) 56744 MOVM: White backshel vmIL m. Danuoom moa tend (71111 anss). Cal 905.8R-11190 astr "im. Do you have valeaw an - Vim or wife co1NNit!? LM imm aleK�wth wady 30 ylMs expMkNlCt. Pmow ws-qwrem. • 1 ivu i ;ertrtled leak (yV,ilo23-J 797 19" SUMMRO LE. 2dr. red' CRAFTERS WANTED at -The 4eyl. a/c 209 Kms. exceers Gin 6 Craft Showplace' local. condition, new exhaust/ ed in The Courtice Flea Alar- brakes, asking $3150 cert kit. 4 km east Of Oshawa Let 579.2299 after bpm us show d we your craft Oi 1!91 11ERETTA GT. Glut rem w int public. You do not 126 000 kms. V6 sunroof. have to be there Can 905- ado power options. must 436 1024 $d5�f6000 080 Calk (905) -6802 1 Carpenter NEW MUSIC a -line 0 hep!j www durbannsews nev -aN7 "rx`ex mm Pool. Soo SALE- KAYAK Pow Rectargu- tar above ground mduddg decks 16 x24 C/D $5395 PaCkeot Includes leer. 2 ad- ders; sae IWW pump 8 mo- lDr etc 1-800.666-75&t Lost 6 FC ' Fdrtl FOUND =a- male. de- clawled Nx* and nh4e. ata of Westley tkooMs Wry friendly. No coca For more uuormafgn can 19051 619- sm FOM. mono Onom tabby. very tnendh. appears to be how -fraud. Lnerpool area. O � e Wool hon. call p'adsmpphw • 1 pope" FREE to a new tome - year old Snemardir ab temak. Spayed Cal 683-4413 FOR SALE - Jai Russell pep. All LAune 905 -US -0191 SMI 19!1 CAVALIER. a dr. 4 cal. ado, air rim widows w hige 16000OKms Clean. good Bond $3695 cerNeed No GST (905)-404-6698 1911 FORD TEMPO L cerh- 'i?d one owner 9C 000 kit Dad new brakes live caprrpaea se S2.7010(905) 725-- 1993 ACIXAM. 4-100. orned wlydowz $4495 89 Voyager SE. 7 -seder. 52895 Both in mum conation with ac (Kelly R. Sas) 905-683-7301 or 9o5- 428-1879 aha bpm 1993 GEO METRO Green. M,OW km 5 sod. anRm cassm. dean. good con•. bon. lady driven. new drakes. ctMkd As" $4300 obo Cat 725 -,Ml 111!3 CEO METRO. bel green, 1 Litre 3 cylinder. 5 -speed. &OWM kYttelfe. 189.00km ally nwlwpy 1 owner. excellent COndntido stcldn 2 snow tire$ on rims. Mawrlemance .'ecortt aggam, certmed. new rear (crakes $3000 o 0 0 (905)571-3998 1993 NISSAN Alhma GXE. loaded 5 speed lark gray. CO Player, 123 300 km ex - SILVER FOX EIl,eeserlee Cen- 'MI, oorh0ti, $11 500 CAN Ire indoor riding arena. 150 GW2460 acres of land la ro cl . mo - H bwrAW. lONmn. N of WM- 19!11 WIG[ .e�tury custom by Call Knsh a5,,y 106K Mede .rour iNenot. tv s, pt prw. p1 a IN sarw LARGE stabs avagaW at cassette good value at ony Baarngn Norm 'Mrlfpyr Oublo $8 300compMNy certified And round pe or TLC17S rna sue � 94255 onh 905 655-8369 19% CREW CORSICA '5 air ROTTNIEILLER PUP' tieauh- ful, maKs'Ic loyal Pat. wdme ,.4 worth tender lorr rip ore. Purebred, paw" on see 905-965.8021 LHASA APSO Pups to sale $350 Mixes 6 females avarl- aWe, vanous colours Ready to go (705)786-3124, leave Message for So 11 Aekomoke. 112 TON CMC Pickup truck SLE cab stereo W. electric door lochs. windows. Cruise. all. 1996. 170000 or vat off- er �9 - 5 t10110iy CREDIT PROOLEMS? On me spot fmannng Dovwh pay mins tram $750. O.AC. Cars bucks. vans 1981 10 1994 Ala Wy Auto Saks Ltd 792 Santo Surat Som, ooma Plane 905.720-3382. 1916 COW, It - Very good corlditm red, app. 9.700 lel, must set. moving. $6700 OBD. Cat (905) 438-8770 flTa MerccOa 3000. auk., baboul cardion, $9800 oboe Call 728.1007. 19$15 NaaloA Pnlde, edge. 4iytirrar. SSeM Power Co- 2 -door swltd AiMFm Ca ma, new Ines. brakes ex - 113M. 220.000 lines. St?W. Cal (905) 430-11418. tni TRY$ AM. 112.000 kits.. no winters, 305 au- wrnatc. excellent condition. 183 AV*0. N1" cal 668 6 2�0 270 .--- ryes DF811 N SERVKZ Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. cen JNsw Duarte at 979.44" 1(0 JOCk" e■ceilert �_ondl- Ian. 60wed lady ariver. Asking S79GO or bei oiler Cert Call Cathy 987-3215 / 967-7252 ,Newasfk) 1994 DODGE GRAND Cara- van LE 3 3 fare V6 loaded. telue. CCmfed $1.5130 o Do Cap 905-839-7668 1997 WW JETTA CT 4 -door. 4-Cyhnoer ac. loaded Pre- m�m�u�� Yarm. satiate y. 6yr Power ten wormy. rah on synthetic out. in service records. 32.000km paid $27500 Must Set, Askgr S21 500.905-579-6461 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT 9e5-7"98 N Ment. Sable GS. Fut pOwRr or. good power trio. klberrOr A1, 195.000 knit. 4 $700 as is OBD. Cal 666-0690. 95 GRAND PRIt SedBo,. 65000 kne. One ower. excel - Md condition. S13 500 wo- Red. CaN 728-M after 6 p in. or have message. MAM RX? - 1983. 4 new ekes. excellem running condi- tion, great lithe Car, for the summer. $2.995 o.b.o. (go 906.9722 1!117 tNINCN SPAM NAuonal. 3.8 Mrs. V-6 Turbo, excellent a A • c onddlor Asking $8.500 Cer- 57�. or best oller. 905-576- & SALE I„9 9 EINEM ve. ado, aw im h7S5Effe. 1 owlet n0 rlrst June 13,10am-4pm clean. 5)86-22:336. after rip m gat 1"I CAV MR 133000Kms 1 owner. 4 door. pWpb As is $2000 0.8.0 (905)-434.2426 Unique Items for all occasions and the home at Tp.� �+�� �+�� The Village Community Ce lre (Sherwood & Linton Rds.) 19" PONTIAC SUNBIRD GT. 93.000 fill: ercepem stupe, auto and air. $4.200 or best �er Ca' Kew.(905) VA- N. of Hwy #2 in Pickering Village Vendor Information 683-9465 19" TEMPO 4 m ado. fully loaded all wheel dine VM den 1967 Buck Century wnag- on luny loaded $1895 cert 1987 ores Ciera $1895 cen. Sponsored by: VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS 1985 Mercury Topaz $1095 den 1985 Plymouth Reliant $1295 cert (90514404-9759 19" CAVALIEIT 4 cylinder sedan automatic air $2950 Artcln for 1 r SCM TRm1TY RING. 14K. 3 da- monds 64 karat vs cony, appra�rs $3 750 ��Utter No PMNO&SPAI MTHFR CLOCKS- All /997 floor mod- ets reduced. Used pianos Yamaha. Sarno, Kimbal, Yrwng Chang. New digital pa- nus from $896 and up Rad to own. Urge selection of Oran darer docks from 5995 and up CCN TELEP PIANO 433-1491 POOL Table 8' ird 9' slab billiard tables for sal Call 905-420--6113 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. new and reconditioned, tun warrenty Paddys Market. 905 263 8389 or 1-800-798- 5502 sN 8 baric kit, orgy 5299 phos tax Many other siz- es and styles available Also garages ane docs 751 Mc- Kay Rd Una 3. Picker. For more rib cap 905-019.2093 DAKMO FUNMMRE..All solid oak table sets on sale'", M SOLID OAK double Pon- lal late 41•x96 Cit I I d w V stick7 Thick sow oak skin. 2-1 ae . ,1lplde of tape "ft i snipe Of tattle IOP (owl Of ret) AND 6 sola Oak Gains Low- ed time only 1,7" Alf I= tacks are ramho-canis do 111$ Premises Complete tabes Sats from as low as $749 Tram ow wkaleworkwg. 115 mom port RO IS do Reach Si.) Port Perry (905) 905-8774 No Monty DO" Pentium 1%233MMX Compulr_- from jiWoo k. 21'-50• TVs v-+. S52SAek Fisher Skreo....- $14hrk. APPIx aces._.... 862Wwk Cdr More t3sR.. Sa25Awk. Spit Canoe, 14th.- $525Iek %Vq jommr 75 W .. Sri TWE WHEEL esectnc so" er with accessories. $1200 or best offer, call 905-433- 7623 USED OFFICE F.,,Wm fdr sale File cablrets. Chins and desks For earl vlewng call 428-9778 CLEARANCE SALE , must be sok]. No reasonable offer re- fused, aluminum boats and Points. Evnrude motors. 2 - 30 hit. Too mowers and snowObwers, lien boy mow- ers. Ho ekre saws and tnm- mers, Wilde Sale. 4700 Thictaon Rd N (905) 6559010, - CORVVTHI CLEARANCE center - is downing out nu- merous used components Video card nmodeNs, con- kdaem. ft pnad bum $5.00 4n caw*&"$ kom $250 aced Pw*vm 100's kom 5395. Used grey scab, VGA MGM - Ore. 525. Reil your i ltist prUldpes for Itim,n of new. (905) X7.3068. CONCIIETE SAM. ((sial Dolmar 309). UN. ClailsNlarr chef saw (rfever !ltd) tt 19.. Piano a bench zd)t loo- ditk 5946. Fad aesd frac gobs19000" am. HO SAILIE -III R 4t ad - testable bed. wW dl* wheel commode, and bell time WICK (906) 623-2472 ■ells WA91M1 $175., sec lot¢ dryer $150.. 2 door ltmdpe 5250.. seleCk c stove 5250.. M1Arr kalef 5325.. Alex 905 426.6111. IOMi BED X -!hick Ortoolack PYlowbp, sw and tame, see lecost $1.500. Sen (9) 56744 MOVM: White backshel vmIL m. Danuoom moa tend (71111 anss). Cal 905.8R-11190 astr "im. Do you have valeaw an - Vim or wife co1NNit!? LM imm aleK�wth wady 30 ylMs expMkNlCt. Pmow ws-qwrem. • 1 ivu i ;ertrtled leak (yV,ilo23-J 797 19" SUMMRO LE. 2dr. red' CRAFTERS WANTED at -The 4eyl. a/c 209 Kms. exceers Gin 6 Craft Showplace' local. condition, new exhaust/ ed in The Courtice Flea Alar- brakes, asking $3150 cert kit. 4 km east Of Oshawa Let 579.2299 after bpm us show d we your craft Oi 1!91 11ERETTA GT. Glut rem w int public. You do not 126 000 kms. V6 sunroof. have to be there Can 905- ado power options. must 436 1024 $d5�f6000 080 Calk (905) -6802 1 Carpenter NEW MUSIC a -line 0 hep!j www durbannsews nev -aN7 "rx`ex mm Pool. Soo SALE- KAYAK Pow Rectargu- tar above ground mduddg decks 16 x24 C/D $5395 PaCkeot Includes leer. 2 ad- ders; sae IWW pump 8 mo- lDr etc 1-800.666-75&t Lost 6 FC ' Fdrtl FOUND =a- male. de- clawled Nx* and nh4e. ata of Westley tkooMs Wry friendly. No coca For more uuormafgn can 19051 619- sm FOM. mono Onom tabby. very tnendh. appears to be how -fraud. Lnerpool area. O � e Wool hon. call p'adsmpphw • 1 pope" FREE to a new tome - year old Snemardir ab temak. Spayed Cal 683-4413 FOR SALE - Jai Russell pep. All LAune 905 -US -0191 SMI 19!1 CAVALIER. a dr. 4 cal. ado, air rim widows w hige 16000OKms Clean. good Bond $3695 cerNeed No GST (905)-404-6698 1911 FORD TEMPO L cerh- 'i?d one owner 9C 000 kit Dad new brakes live caprrpaea se S2.7010(905) 725-- 1993 ACIXAM. 4-100. orned wlydowz $4495 89 Voyager SE. 7 -seder. 52895 Both in mum conation with ac (Kelly R. Sas) 905-683-7301 or 9o5- 428-1879 aha bpm 1993 GEO METRO Green. M,OW km 5 sod. anRm cassm. dean. good con•. bon. lady driven. new drakes. ctMkd As" $4300 obo Cat 725 -,Ml 111!3 CEO METRO. bel green, 1 Litre 3 cylinder. 5 -speed. &OWM kYttelfe. 189.00km ally nwlwpy 1 owner. excellent COndntido stcldn 2 snow tire$ on rims. Mawrlemance .'ecortt aggam, certmed. new rear (crakes $3000 o 0 0 (905)571-3998 1993 NISSAN Alhma GXE. loaded 5 speed lark gray. CO Player, 123 300 km ex - SILVER FOX EIl,eeserlee Cen- 'MI, oorh0ti, $11 500 CAN Ire indoor riding arena. 150 GW2460 acres of land la ro cl . mo - H bwrAW. lONmn. N of WM- 19!11 WIG[ .e�tury custom by Call Knsh a5,,y 106K Mede .rour iNenot. tv s, pt prw. p1 a IN sarw LARGE stabs avagaW at cassette good value at ony Baarngn Norm 'Mrlfpyr Oublo $8 300compMNy certified And round pe or TLC17S rna sue � 94255 onh 905 655-8369 19% CREW CORSICA '5 air ROTTNIEILLER PUP' tieauh- ful, maKs'Ic loyal Pat. wdme ,.4 worth tender lorr rip ore. Purebred, paw" on see 905-965.8021 LHASA APSO Pups to sale $350 Mixes 6 females avarl- aWe, vanous colours Ready to go (705)786-3124, leave Message for So 11 Aekomoke. 112 TON CMC Pickup truck SLE cab stereo W. electric door lochs. windows. Cruise. all. 1996. 170000 or vat off- er �9 - 5 t10110iy CREDIT PROOLEMS? On me spot fmannng Dovwh pay mins tram $750. O.AC. Cars bucks. vans 1981 10 1994 Ala Wy Auto Saks Ltd 792 Santo Surat Som, ooma Plane 905.720-3382. 1916 COW, It - Very good corlditm red, app. 9.700 lel, must set. moving. $6700 OBD. Cat (905) 438-8770 flTa MerccOa 3000. auk., baboul cardion, $9800 oboe Call 728.1007. 19$15 NaaloA Pnlde, edge. 4iytirrar. SSeM Power Co- 2 -door swltd AiMFm Ca ma, new Ines. brakes ex - 113M. 220.000 lines. St?W. Cal (905) 430-11418. tni TRY$ AM. 112.000 kits.. no winters, 305 au- wrnatc. excellent condition. 183 AV*0. N1" cal 668 6 2�0 270 .--- ryes DF811 N SERVKZ Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. cen JNsw Duarte at 979.44" 1(0 JOCk" e■ceilert �_ondl- Ian. 60wed lady ariver. Asking S79GO or bei oiler Cert Call Cathy 987-3215 / 967-7252 ,Newasfk) 1994 DODGE GRAND Cara- van LE 3 3 fare V6 loaded. telue. CCmfed $1.5130 o Do Cap 905-839-7668 1997 WW JETTA CT 4 -door. 4-Cyhnoer ac. loaded Pre- m�m�u�� Yarm. satiate y. 6yr Power ten wormy. rah on synthetic out. in service records. 32.000km paid $27500 Must Set, Askgr S21 500.905-579-6461 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT 9e5-7"98 N Ment. Sable GS. Fut pOwRr or. good power trio. klberrOr A1, 195.000 knit. 4 $700 as is OBD. Cal 666-0690. 95 GRAND PRIt SedBo,. 65000 kne. One ower. excel - Md condition. S13 500 wo- Red. CaN 728-M after 6 p in. or have message. MAM RX? - 1983. 4 new ekes. excellem running condi- tion, great lithe Car, for the summer. $2.995 o.b.o. (go 906.9722 e>!'AGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1998 11raaN 11AWAMOR sales 1 Trai m 1 1 Zw e r WOETWM Must Go! 95 Ci- RICE LAKE- Mobile Home vic Coupe 5 speed. air. 12'x60' with Florida room plus 64Kms $/1000 89 Audi 100. targe shed 10'x12' Fumished, auto. loaded. 143kms 55000 decorative. new roof. $25.000. 80 Porsche 924. 5 -speed. re- carpeted covered deck Call Wit $4000. 79 Corvette T- (905) 571-1220 or (905) 433- lops, auto. 16%ms 56500 1855 Private 728-3120 WANTED - HARDTOP tent VALIANT PROPERTY trader. 1988 ornewer. sleeps PITO LOANS 68, fridge, awning or screen - Have dw had financial room. call 666-7733 Y problems, but need a car' We have programs for everyone. Good credit, bad credit, even bankrupl credit. Cal Mel today and repair your credit while driving that car. (905) 576- 1800. Fraser Ford 815 King W. Oshawa. THE GRASS 13 GREENER over herell corticar has a peat selection of now stock and lominaand transport Vans. Now * sale Over 35 hely reconditioned vehicles slew Int Harry Eq 95 Trar15 Fills 512.995 7 to Choose. 95 F;.e.y auto. 58.9%.. 94 Plymouth Voyager Grand $10.995. 93 Ford Aero - star Ext $8.995. 93 Chew As- tro Ext $11.995. 93 Mercury Sable. loaded. $8.295. 93 Pontiac Gr Am. 59.295.. 92 Plymouth voyager $8.995. 92 Lumina APV. red. 58.995. 92 Lumina APV whale $7.995 92 Slnbord SE $5.995. 91 Cava- lier RS $5.995.. 91 Buck Le - Sabre $8.995. 9/ OW 86 $5.995. 91 Plymouth Laser $7.995. 90 Buick lesabre 83K. loaoed. $6.495. 90 vonswagen Jets $5.995. 90 medals a4 $6.495. 90 GMC Tracker $6.495 89 Tracker $4.995. 89 Cadillac Reetwom $7.995. M Toyed Tercel 4 x 4 $3.995. 88 Buick Regal119K $5.495. 87 Astro LT $4.995 $lee yw at Cerdear Ado Cw- M. 155 BMB St. W., Oshawa. 579-2pi. 1 Adanobil•s Waited $ Cash $ !;' unwanted :ars and trucks pro)td ars and evens fts (We dear aa, you cam n) 905-426-0208 A 6 A AUTO Cars trucks. boats We pay SM- $10.000 Cath on the spot Any con6- bon. arty year Can us any bate. 24 "urs. 7 days. 30 awn service 905.6865003 or 905-706-5234 CASH 05-7065234 CASH FOR CARS! We bury used vehicles vehicles must Q7 z415 ala co to 4condition 79 RN $ AD AUTO SALES Ajax at scMP CARS Wanted lop prices paid Same day poach up Also ars for I"*. we Mup to SM $ Cam 6w - I 1 Truckee to See 19116 1,12 -TON Chevrolet ex- ceuem ;ondmon oder-"- ed. now ares, exhaust. brakes banned two new 129 000 o kms VI. $5.000 080 905576 -XV 1992 DODGE DAKOTA peck - up extended ab. V6auto. low mileage. asking $11.000 Aso 6 -person lid tub St50g 579-9906 1 Parr/ 4 Wh I 1992 Dodge Caravan 7 -pas- senger 114.000 kne aub. &W Im-cassette. at ps/ple no rust. unmacwae-rbnedition. $7900 obi certified Fared 831-1955 work(416)284-9740 1993, ASTRO VAN. 4 3 auto ar, new palm. cerMid. 220 AIM . 55995 1994 Ford E 350 1 -tet cargo. 58 ciao wlover- dnve, air heavy to peg., many olti, , 140(. ex0ement torfcitbn. $12.500. 905.432- 1994 Dodge Caravan. 86.000 km 7 -passenger. 3.OL. V6. Mo., ate. cassette. $8750. tekliei 434-2775. Trllittn 18FT TNIUM. Great shape. sleeps 6. bmnroan, deck. shed. adds bridge patio tale NW Chairs. 525011 negotiable $13-392-0164. 1979 23 N., La)Aon Trades, ekoement cand pm. 4pc. bis. fridge. smut. double Sirdet. fdridrtg $2.500.906.579-1385 Hoy IRIVENAUF B -TRAINS. 11161figw swcaa. front left M' lead. 26' pup cormam. locks for two 20' dxrtakra. 12 ntdNts ata straps . Cali Bel recently. $15.000. (705) 329-3463 (9051715-4725. 1988 21 1/2 Jayeo Express bailer, excellent condmw. sleeps 7.. 3 bunks. ewric- on refrigerator. 4 -Domer stoveloven. double -sinks. ,4Apc.-bath, furnace, hot-waW- tleaer, awning. $9500 obo. 905.603-9718. FBLL KWONT - 1905 36 loot Traveeire. completely furnished, full bathroom. full size fridge ark SOW, built n *4cr0wave and swap. 30 ft. deck i shed, large let $15.500. Call 416-265-2872. Isro) WANTED - Used RV's. cash paid (905) 427-1795 Ask for Harry. Molorcycbe 1981 YAMAHA 750 Maxim. shaft drive. windshield. ad- )ustable backrest. one owner, excellent condition. only /9.000 original km Asking 52.800 or best otter Cam Atter 4 p m 432-8406 IMF Marine 1976 21' GREW with Cubby cation includes 1990s trailer Sacrifice for $4900 due to move Cal (905) 438-8770. 1967 STARCRAFT Aluminum 1411 Beef Deep v 35hp men:., etectnc. power -trim, power - OR. trailer. slo-bar i accesso- nes. $4900 firm Call Jim 905-668--8657 CRESTLNER. Aluminum 15'. 1991 - 30Hp Johmon. Centre console, excellent condition 53800 Cal(905)965-8254 $ Recredaorel Nide ch s NOTORHONE 88 Rally 2611 WITH gene,ator, last TO.000kms. sleeps 6. looks like new $23.500 Call (905)666-1951 $ 1 Apartm•ma For Retia LARGE^•�'^ ^a�omert apartment separate . laundry S-2` aide mmvn,at Sheppard Nc 0153 400 410 410 410 575 575 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON. -THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. & SUN. 12 - 5 (995)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE BACHELOR APARTMENT. • 1.2, & 3 Bed Apts. available May 1st S45C per • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES month Inckket hat. hydro. • All Util. Included ark air Teftpmae (905) 723- • In - House Supt. dr Maint. 2261 0uap Wanias hours o Rental Office: MO" -Fri. gam - 8 pm (905) 263-2312 after 6 p m Set i Sun Clam- 4pm PICSEROG asetnad aw. mere two bedroom May 1st. VALIANT PROPERTY Very spacious �. no pets. MANAGEMENT non srmoting separaft Bo- 903-379-1 626 1f, r . convaweif aha. $BSO S500 . Ahtr Avaeuble May per mo (905) 427-2154 up NEIN OWNERS. MGT - Little o.autdul apartment, peek senng leery building. dears. 7DDorfuldy, b own NO pets ' 2 3 4. bedrooms. 576-2925 MEW OWNERS. MGT - Large •.aueb: apartment. peels -�rting. lamwp, building. dawn. :voinun y b own No pets 2 3 4 beebool, .576-M5 AJAX. 1 -bedroom basement J,e' street. Isrfred bac kleard. .!ar am anrntfts. public snit at door. 4 appliances. S550 mdwive, Available rrt- -edaty U3-8294 AVANABLE OMEDMTELY, n Nhrtby Apt building Spa- : Dus. carpeted. newly Pan"- -0. with baooiy. clop t0 No. ;txlpping, in man rfchuM. tUktt mgwrfk. no pets. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bed room. $"nA 3 bedroom MW Cal 430-0134, 1885 MCaERNIG IMMRWAY, 2 addom 5 aopkaaces dew pant ntpet. bet class ariafines $1150 pks paAarq i Mcrb-905.831-2210. 64M - Snmcoe N race/ clean 2 Wage bedrooms. hard- wood floors. one -paling. Shure fandry. stove, tndge. available June 1. $675..tam No pe%.6B6 1946. A MMT SRI r i , , 2 bod- room apt n 3 -art r WOMPo- rary bud*V clean. quiet. se, cure. Laundry. Private yyard. pwMO. On bus rale. S76N ow. hfdosiewe. NO PETS. 666 1432. Rose wile masagt. AJAX - hop 2 bedroom apanllwt, sepmk w ttarfce. 4 appliances. ajl; 1100 sed, modem kitclet / wMm. Aslwfg 5950/momxdey indtahwe. Avait&ble imne- d)aidy. 905.4262963. Brad AM LAM one bedroom buomma apm unew. Soper - ate Ntmtx. 4 pc. bath. an ~ W. able. fire sa4ty txrlMmd. No dogs. Sank n- strtaMd lslllg. Site 1&tar 416ory t376�srtp () AMX Olderd Twort.Spa- dors aperlmNNs. 1prd build- rrqqsop to sLrppklg. 401, GO' Pod. tam lira bd- rooms 1919.. Immdiatey, ore -bedroom $709 im 1st. Cal 683-W1 WIN 7:110p.m. sponess one Deform. bSML apt. Own entrance & laurldry, With garage, tirtwetaay & yard. Ref., firs0ast. $750.00 nd. - y 7504. 8 3 bedroom apartments available in well -m miamed building close b a1 afromees Call 905723-0977. EAST 03NI NA - Available May 1st. upper flea a Bull - May gales wAf ONW. 3 bedroom wph fele cal to twee d k, t* forced fad. $00 . hap Wells. 905.725-3252. ENCBLENT NorBt Odfawe Io- asm. 1 betkoom baswso ala. Fest. Mt. rdemtxs ne- filmed. No bels. $49&=. Ideas Iyao. Lynn one MM &pon- mera, pokssiomny t(rrsbmo, >4PprM &viarce. $650 pe ono. ci (116) 925.1560. Paper. (416)112-1457. ,NNE IST awaitaee. down- town Osluwe 1 -bedroom apertmede, ha bull and N ich- on. sep&rae NMraha. SM month. FirstAxl, plus 40% LMWAN. al432-1M. LANBE 2 bedroom above papk apNtat K hell kitchen, bath. Landry, pukm prfvw feared. non smokno. $750 in- dust*. AM it. (905) 571- 0202 MOOEr1N 1 -bedroom badwor apt.. just west d Dow" cane, wmh smidace. big baleay, private William. available JuneASL $sm in clusive. Suit ON person. 574 Carter 728-7764. N MfI AP1S. - Simooe S. d MW one 1 bedroom, SM 1944 forraapp. t GN Bin M 136 ONE AMC TWO bedrocm. immediate possession. con. tral Oshawa couple pick rrec. xIW10tS fridge. Sim. caw. fresldy-parnfk0. Show few aa. Weekly trines. no pet. Near bus. Reason-. (905)7252642 after Spm ONE BEDROOM apartment available May 1st $600 Int mordln nc uda heat. Mdro ark air Telepho a 723-2288 ��ng Ousrrss hours. 263- weriaps ONE bedroom apt . $580. hy. dre May 1 Also 2 becrow s650. hydro June 1. Near Oshawa Centre Parking I&Y1kry. included Cog 436- ONE BEDROOM basemen apartment. Pickering Village. may cast. private entrance. laud non tnfoYnO howeholt. dee 10 bus. can or )ave message (905) 427-5287 OSHAWA NORTH - Bright. Ow One bedroom asemW apartment, CRMO" lY rano- vaned. with Salomon emrarCt and phete Paso N oda m SM mo quer srnpN o COW ple tto sndnn Ir _ (905) 132-2401 BSNIAM- 2 bedroom Carlo. n McLaughlin Space. 3 w N a905-434N� 6900 per NWO OSWMW 3 bedroom. SM inclusive June is T bed - =0 $.i25. Joy 1St. Bachelor $SOD Imned&wly Cap 571- 1537 0 576 -Ml PI CKERNG bright above ground one bed room aparN. read. 4 appkacwces. Dating. no srtwol rtq, no Inds. SM in dust Immediate POSS4s- skR (905) 683-9629 PIfMMMIG VIIAGE - One bedroom Merited ala. came. parking. up. entrains. wt - dry tac.. use of popoyVyyard, no �2 krcWfr�WfuslAast. /H UE. one -bedroom tfaterapm. 2 n*ou to 101, separate entrance. plakie q. kwx". $680/aworrlh. NNF smoker. Avamabk raim- 00*. Cal (905)831-9318. ONeT MUMS couple or prion for twe l ' , mm n lop BOo 01 Ihom in PfdNrilfp let (906) 428-6316 Jwr NOULA E . con bedroom furnished apt. inal- able for stream. Prop u - maw non-smicim No pmN $475MM. inclusive. 725-0913. MiAMX- 2 -bedroom aleNamrde buii $7501. UM - On neWed. Available hit- mt M*. Maw bus, shopping i schools. Ovid. tribe area. 6x3•-6145. =IN PUBM, 2 -bed - MOM bas =M ape WAN, $725/madeh, firstAast, i n - dentine. available May 1, would suit older or mature 906905�1ZM5. No orq Famly EnMromam 280 wenhvorth St. ole 2 WR opts. from $6 13 BIR from $715. Ill included. Easy ase school, shopt Gn nmalNy spirt.. C&N 1 1105) 721-8741 $1 - 1A ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE SICK OF RENTING ?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYI1 $100.000 MORTGAGE CARRIES FOR $700AnoMh MWnhertrn income 830.000 year -'Power Of Smnlee• IevhaNeDle - Aseuneble mof%"ss • Help for discharged banknrpt e • Not rrtucfl downpeyrnerri?? Call I He knows what to doll) (905) 571-6275 or 148004MO- ZT5 Mark Stapley Seim Rax Sutton Gm w Excel Flexible. 11 Ala. � r WHITBY - Seniors complex, ince quiet setting across from park. on-site management. Nicely decorated. bachelor and one bed. apts. available 7t �7June. For apps. call /30 - WHITBY. ONE bedroom basement apartment. $575 in- clusive . Available June IV Newly renovated Work 665- 7x64 Biome 668-4124 WHITBY - 506 Dundas Si W, lumished bachelor apt. in 6- pex Laundry. biliary, own entry. garden view. no pets. wok one $565 Indtsive- %5- 509.2038. WHY rent when you an own your own home for less man lock Sales Call Re! Dave wK Summit Really (1991) Ltd (9051 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211 1 Rowes For Rom "'Hit' RENT' OWN YOUR HOME FROM S700(MOi.N'TH J Desire" Sales Avadable J NC, Much OaexipaynwnA'e' J D sctwgod Bankniprm (905) 571-6275 1.60x840.6275 Mark Stapley Sa, n•p Seim ;-w Fad fir RA DARA DIl J,• a„r Were [or yuu SSkifi down. Choice • 6 motifs fie: or feet kgah o redtrd morsgipe raft From 9750JrioAn al w clwwe income regmremeA from $27.500 gross cam Ken Corms. CaldwW Banker (9051728 9114 3 BEDROOM main floor d bungaow. Harm"lo iwe area One parbrq Spot . JMe 1st. s95g/mo am infdusive Cal Rrfste 905-263.8044 3.2-BEDIIOOM. 3pc buff, it" room, centra air. hM- rfg, double Separate garage dose ro an anextu des. n Courtce, available May 1st. 905579-6356 COUIn10E 3 bedroom had spit. tamely to=. 1-1/I bane. garage. many extras. $10001inontu pus utilities . call (90517'23-1673 a (905)0 9.5237 LARGE 2-DeAroorm lower do- decorated. wx 4 apmMafca. large yard No dogs. Avalabk Jed 1st. $67W fixed pus elNiaet. Pilon 571-2757. IND TOWN. Near eveYvw4 tory 3 bedroom with 4 w pkanea, large backyard. ga- rage Avoidable immedaMy $1.0001mo. snare widees 404-2m61 PICi1MG, near Lrvefpod i Bayy. dean 3-bmdr0an bun- 90ow krrsw basement. $1.050 . trokbes. Available June 1st. Frst1last. Pilot 905-839-4658. � gfufahfB MNTED lag fpm leap. Wrside sclwod area, 3 a am bdr0 n Prokstlom- alt wo does. ow carolers. (slow as i nem. 905426-126& 1 TiNabaoa 3 BEBNoOM Tow nhom. Morgia tion. Odgma im. m et)ak, fridge, Slone, fw" pained. $095AUONM in- cludes. hydro, laalef. marc lerhahcm. 1st i IMC. Cal 726 9901. CONN= - 3 bdroome, dose 10 101, Jur NL Cam days: &lir Alpha And new- kno - IBIM. No Pets. 9W 683.2852 Aw 4pm o (416) 283-0617 o Jaya (SM) w3 - SM. PtcmINIB S. 8) LNwped Road: "odroom to4wdemm. don b GO. xboolc i sholr drhp 019 pas ra8lxtf ROW 19. 1la�st IwaliBk hen bay it. 905-x339446. PICBQNB, townhouse. 3 - bedrooms. 1-1R bits, 4 ala• peewees, pdvalm backyard. uiel aha, dose to s 1125 plus . Can 416 574 5070. WINISY, 3 -bedroom town- house. mro0. 2 SOa bpi �bmmem. like new. dose to 401, available Jams 1st. $1085+ u6Ntla. (906)427-0020 1 Aoomt four Rad BEDROOM. plus private sit- ting room in country, fur- nished or urduenished, use of kitchen facilities, female pre- terred. $385/month Seagrave 905-965.3607 snp. SOUTH Oshawa. clean room. cable. share kitchen and bath- room. Available immediately - Cy1576-2133 after Born a 1 Shored Accommodation ARE YOU A Busy Profession- alE Clean 2 bedroom with AIC and garage to share. Non- smoker, no pets, Call (905) 831-0117 CONDO to $lupe. 2 -bedroom fumished/uniumished, quiet. friendly professional - work most days & notes Cal 905- 426-8175 COURTICE- (TowrdirnnJNash) Room for rem n 5 LVL side - spit. Sham kit. bath. pool. M. 1st i last. Ferrule pre- fene0 Cal (905) 433-2007. HOUSE TO Sean in Alax $450/momh includes la cable Call before 1 p m 683. 0560. WHITBY. slaw 2 -bedroom contemporary apt. 11 If luxury hardwood, Ilrepl 1-1 2 balconies, $445 irhrJnndip uil- n es (905)6665123. Candawwne For Rord 1ROCm RD1401. P,Ckenng 1 - bedroom condornaum wdh 1Dlallrn. 5 apphomm s00/ Kind fierVAM. available June Its or 15th. Call (905)426-4485 • 1 ofnc. a OSHAWA 4 Months Free Red Soo tol400 sq" 2nd floor from $400 man Ile 300 - low sen Iron 5300 SOD te- tt 2 rid. floor across from Osh. Caret. East oshaw. am W age. Call 4:N-2447 o� OFFNCE/COWiKRCYLL space for rem Up to 700 sq It Mid- town area - Oshawa Call (905) 432-0476 79;• a a $Boras Saari 1 YEAR OLD 40 storage con taxer for sok C; 433-8693 be men 6:30-4 p m. Mon -Fra lot JIM. MINI storage urns. Oshawa batforf Smgk and double wets avammbk access, $tONmddeh (905) 1. VA bw • Iltb 12N $0. FT.i w Dae n lront doors. ormce. washroom. Ideal for awechanfnl, munu- facurrq, sales. repaint SM. Body Shop fully equip. turn- key orrarti0ri, air. boom. 725 1171 1 caleoa A BfAUTlFt� SETING on LAW Seymoar, fully sgrippeo howidete - Cot"u, pool• p $tae. 2 Ids. NIE TlaoriatrlOO C4w4A~. ,Bele M3-2212. BOBvI$ NOW ler Slang i Swmw R*nM1S. Good Pick- erel i Baa Fishing an Pas - dub lake now Dana 0 -mfy 2 i 3.00 ctpa wAh wood- smwn, hdI kk ml, 3-pce ban, incl doddtng i good SW mmrr4. on s boy 1, Iris, su4Nhd porch. surd VW- FMM $435h* 5 non. 10 armIN 91 big tralk a Sl - 80 Brie P.P.; 1 hr. Iron AIBo- nein Put east m ub ava 613.339-m 1: vim t. web- site: wwrw.awdaign.mu pdb "AW 1 Wee ■awe CLEAN WXM% AREA, 3 bad - MW kande W pool, M�- 880. priraft Yard available now. For iib and b view psora 906-s P`1th. CLEANWATER, 2-3 bedroom tuly furnished Mobile (per - Run") homes. Coot air, pool. hot lu0, mer beadles and major attractions. CIWW ren welbane. Photos shown in You► home.190503- MM ST. PETERSBURG, FLORHOIL b"WW Isla dd Sol. 2-bod- room. Iu1y-equipped, ground- 11aor-Mlle on baCH, poOVp cl s1 U.S. wnby. (906) 8337571. 1 1 14kale Fhonrs For Sale $239.98/. WHITBY, quiet cres . 8 rooms plus separate diandry/guest room with own bath. upgraded 60 oz. broad- loom, sinp hardwood floors. state toyer All quality ap- pliances, decks. flagstone walk. double garage. All brick Bayfield buin home. near sep- arate and public schools. Mary Gaine. (905) 940-4180 or (416) 502-2866 Royal Lep- age maintained with central air. milk -out to dock. close to 401. stwppng. $121.500 or best Oiler Cal 905-728-1325. GORGEOUS WAdty 3 bed- room 2 -storey townhouse w/ feasted basewerr i walkout m in .31 terced backyard S*wW n a won mantamed complex with Pow mommy tea Features many W grades Must be teal Aph•a0 124.900 Open House Sun ler Prom gOwN4 666 3800 LOSUR100S col aco. courtiot. 2 bedroom with den. $1.725 s0. n lmtepews. solanum. Park - village Asking $119.500. Phone 433-aBW OSHAWA, bract bungalow, 2- 1 bedrooms. dot"..130 cw teal W.Ju l 101 x 130 W PM. now do voway. four" deck enc aaowt woom Doc Omer Street. an haNwooc. newer roof and fwZf ! fully tended back yard. am pod fromp oilirnc, _ , S1 .900 617263089 PIMRNG - Glendale Im- maculate detailed 3 P 11,m . 2 be0r- W" Fkep4u i man too famiyroom. Lagt tarfOtcapeo let. 2 Man- otms, new roof. high of fur- nace. floor coverings- great aha. $214.900. Peak. 1123 Brame Sq 905-689.0.730. NAME OPPORTUMTT fill Renovaed as new, 2 and 3 beOrOan row nhomm. 4 new Whoal $28.000 Y�y ar:OIN to 4"41 MOD de- Pat*. GOOD CREDIT Some red b awn to OMWd pv- duur. ExceNent Shape Give Gameman GOWP Walker of Coldwu Banker a cal a 9057269414 WON - $97,9M - Power d SAC. 6 morftN runatst rash balk OAC. 3 bedroom semi dot on canpktrey knhad let thlislfed Oastrwenl, updated wirwdOfrt. dote 10 part and shoppinng. "cat. Immedate possession. Call Lorne Harifod Sutton Group Excel Really Inc.. (905) 721- 1144 of (906) 6865155. CaaraNcil Pneow PONEN OF SAIF. Co mmor- cial btrlI le, Wambyi. Fret- Sta ding 1675sq.n. Tot* nmovalea inside. W hNkh r accessible. Only 1159.900. Conan 1llbNn, Rift Exec- wba. 906.579-7339. talo fir COTWE LOT- 1.9 acres. SIMM Lake era. McCrm*- Ne R0. Ybar rotate acau, road h4M>f04. $M,900 IyM (906) 723.8642 TMK SINFAM nlaeL 32 arses retwrastlo. wY 175.000. call WA Mr Fire*, Royal L*w Fmdet And Es- 57`64111 s - (906) 576-1111. acre Port Perry bb sopa$, natural 9qKN, $120,000 r. Toiplprhe 905.427 -OM W 905.985.3724. TW Bob 1 Nola INTI. NATENFAONT Cottage on Tana Sysem - TalNot Riv or, their. from Osha".. 20mh. from Casino Rama: 3 Oct rooms, now: seplic, dock. dock. addition; yew -round use. maw lot. soft $39,900 060. Cal Pd 905- 725-73w o M8r 905.571- 7743. Need a loan? Consolidation? Money? Pay off your mortgage, bills, everything. Don't cash out that RRSP Secure it. 5 yr. & 10 yr. terms with no payments at 4% INTEREST RATE No credit checks/no up front fees Call (905) 668-4955 NOW • 1 se - • 1 Barras n.5-rrN,. Opportwdiee We invite all interested Retailers to come into The General Store at the Pickering Town Centre to check us out before our official opening on May 1 St. We are a mufti - retailer gift store in 5 indoor malls throughout the Toronto area. We provide all your retail services without you being there, (many of our Retailers have full time Jobs). If you would like to profit from retailing crafts, arts or unique gifts, this is for you. THE GENERAL STORE' We sell your products without you being there. Call 420-2122 or corse down to the Pickering Town Centre (next to Seers) - ask for John SchuL • 1 • low Mo Money to lend FOR SALE: 1988 Trophy 3711. OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT Park model Motxk Home Lo- GUARANTEED. SOME sited at Newcastle Trader COmWANES CHANCE III - Park 623 King St E. lJnrt 6. FRONT FEE$, OTHERS Newcastle. Om Inquire at 00 NOT. R Is 905-57&-4200 C. ANison. SUGGESTED THAT YOU Ca,�r INI ESTNU E THOROUGH- LY 1 Trailer SIM BEFORE SIGNING ANY BEAUTIFUL SuuM Lake Tent CONTRACTS. and Trailer Park Sandy beach. pkypoak. store. . mc. . 1 titortgegee, hal. snack bar. (Eve h Grrlmaa in Jody. Htilbwe'!f1 n August. hay end" Inc. F&m- rcampground S - ale. 2555 RED SETTER RESORT - IW* - y ca go and ark cottage resort on Cha TNM. IN" spacious sae Fun hook-up from $825 2 and 3 bedroom cartages from s4 svmk Rec. hall, sloe. pod. lakdrmd SUN " rq Ban msh- ing 905-436-0807. 705-T76 SHADED sites svaitabft d Sidney Point Tmftr Pat, lo- on Rios Lake Various tinseled$ am for Sok Cam 705- N6-2107 Npry MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out of des quid without P" go No E soop�ied re rdku If crew, falling. Cam 1 free nlormnhon. 9055763505. strdw Ism wKk". %10RT(;A(;FS Comlbstxion Financial Pilot, 1st. i 2nd. • no application or • no upfront broker fee Call J. Wyger (905)985-9106 MORTGAGES - Good, bad aid ugly Financing for any pu- pate. rates from 4 49% All applications acecepft0. Caa- rwrrly Mortpape 11694x05 •� es.inei. 1M ALL G01 R M11T tune" Grams and khats information . For yah mw o twiaihp bf0- I=$ al 1-0011-505-611" • 1 Tifldsrs • 1 Teledns r This ONrtArn ca"it Disgrict Sc " 1111IM1111 IL9" Ae�1dt haotalNketlaw Variees Loatim is Dwhm R"I" AN mleresled contractors shA submit no lat- er than May 22/98 #Wr wishes to be pre- qualified to provide asphalbrtg services. All SUbmitfirq contractors shah supply the Board with a letter of interest outlinkp your qualih- cations and compiialm With our minimum requirements as listed below: Shah tory a minimum of $5,000,000 insurance Can provide 100% Performance Bond or LOW of Credit for full contract amount d required by the D.C.D.S.B. List of all Owned aWor leased equlpmenL Intclude a letter from Bondirr0 Company velft g this requirement • Has the required manpower to Complete aN the work during our summer sctW vacation and in the specified time. Letters shall be addressed to: Dwr11a� C IMAC D1189rW tlte"a lsOW41, 6" Beedawi Ro" West, Odlawa, OwtU4% UJ 7C4 Cleary mark on the outside of the envelope: ��.R.01 .il ellttiRiaa, lwedladMs tl�elrNrBs i99s AB�ia11t l�wlleMMtITM BACHELOR APARTMENT. available May 1st S45C per month Inckket hat. hydro. ark air Teftpmae (905) 723- 2261 0uap Wanias hours o (905) 263-2312 after 6 p m PICSEROG asetnad aw. mere two bedroom May 1st. Very spacious �. no pets. 2 BEDROOM Apartment seed, non srmoting separaft Bo- orate enhance 1 (at pptwng 1f, r . convaweif aha. $BSO S500 . Ahtr Avaeuble May per mo (905) 427-2154 up 1st Cam 905-764-6667 arryarrwe 2 BEDROOM available im- LtUMENT Apw%vA t, rew- madaey Also 1 2 & 3 bed- y -renovated legal, 1 -bed- rooms available June 1st No room . dere. bright. SPSCOoffs. pets Stating a 5640 am do- rtYoro. foundry. Separate Bo- cusive Call 721-2232 meta i 1 Parking included 7 EDIIOOM apt above store. No Def$ rhos tunokon 1st/ $1575/month. 905126 Ajax. avadable June 1 No 4455 pats $750 plus ubNOts For more OMomaion all Philip CENTRAL O*mu large 1 2 1885 MCaERNIG IMMRWAY, 2 addom 5 aopkaaces dew pant ntpet. bet class ariafines $1150 pks paAarq i Mcrb-905.831-2210. 64M - Snmcoe N race/ clean 2 Wage bedrooms. hard- wood floors. one -paling. Shure fandry. stove, tndge. available June 1. $675..tam No pe%.6B6 1946. A MMT SRI r i , , 2 bod- room apt n 3 -art r WOMPo- rary bud*V clean. quiet. se, cure. Laundry. Private yyard. pwMO. On bus rale. S76N ow. hfdosiewe. NO PETS. 666 1432. Rose wile masagt. AJAX - hop 2 bedroom apanllwt, sepmk w ttarfce. 4 appliances. ajl; 1100 sed, modem kitclet / wMm. Aslwfg 5950/momxdey indtahwe. Avait&ble imne- d)aidy. 905.4262963. Brad AM LAM one bedroom buomma apm unew. Soper - ate Ntmtx. 4 pc. bath. an ~ W. able. fire sa4ty txrlMmd. No dogs. Sank n- strtaMd lslllg. Site 1&tar 416ory t376�srtp () AMX Olderd Twort.Spa- dors aperlmNNs. 1prd build- rrqqsop to sLrppklg. 401, GO' Pod. tam lira bd- rooms 1919.. Immdiatey, ore -bedroom $709 im 1st. Cal 683-W1 WIN 7:110p.m. sponess one Deform. bSML apt. Own entrance & laurldry, With garage, tirtwetaay & yard. Ref., firs0ast. $750.00 nd. - y 7504. 8 3 bedroom apartments available in well -m miamed building close b a1 afromees Call 905723-0977. EAST 03NI NA - Available May 1st. upper flea a Bull - May gales wAf ONW. 3 bedroom wph fele cal to twee d k, t* forced fad. $00 . hap Wells. 905.725-3252. ENCBLENT NorBt Odfawe Io- asm. 1 betkoom baswso ala. Fest. Mt. rdemtxs ne- filmed. No bels. $49&=. Ideas Iyao. Lynn one MM &pon- mera, pokssiomny t(rrsbmo, >4PprM &viarce. $650 pe ono. ci (116) 925.1560. Paper. (416)112-1457. ,NNE IST awaitaee. down- town Osluwe 1 -bedroom apertmede, ha bull and N ich- on. sep&rae NMraha. SM month. FirstAxl, plus 40% LMWAN. al432-1M. LANBE 2 bedroom above papk apNtat K hell kitchen, bath. Landry, pukm prfvw feared. non smokno. $750 in- dust*. AM it. (905) 571- 0202 MOOEr1N 1 -bedroom badwor apt.. just west d Dow" cane, wmh smidace. big baleay, private William. available JuneASL $sm in clusive. Suit ON person. 574 Carter 728-7764. N MfI AP1S. - Simooe S. d MW one 1 bedroom, SM 1944 forraapp. t GN Bin M 136 ONE AMC TWO bedrocm. immediate possession. con. tral Oshawa couple pick rrec. xIW10tS fridge. Sim. caw. fresldy-parnfk0. Show few aa. Weekly trines. no pet. Near bus. Reason-. (905)7252642 after Spm ONE BEDROOM apartment available May 1st $600 Int mordln nc uda heat. Mdro ark air Telepho a 723-2288 ��ng Ousrrss hours. 263- weriaps ONE bedroom apt . $580. hy. dre May 1 Also 2 becrow s650. hydro June 1. Near Oshawa Centre Parking I&Y1kry. included Cog 436- ONE BEDROOM basemen apartment. Pickering Village. may cast. private entrance. laud non tnfoYnO howeholt. dee 10 bus. can or )ave message (905) 427-5287 OSHAWA NORTH - Bright. Ow One bedroom asemW apartment, CRMO" lY rano- vaned. with Salomon emrarCt and phete Paso N oda m SM mo quer srnpN o COW ple tto sndnn Ir _ (905) 132-2401 BSNIAM- 2 bedroom Carlo. n McLaughlin Space. 3 w N a905-434N� 6900 per NWO OSWMW 3 bedroom. SM inclusive June is T bed - =0 $.i25. Joy 1St. Bachelor $SOD Imned&wly Cap 571- 1537 0 576 -Ml PI CKERNG bright above ground one bed room aparN. read. 4 appkacwces. Dating. no srtwol rtq, no Inds. SM in dust Immediate POSS4s- skR (905) 683-9629 PIfMMMIG VIIAGE - One bedroom Merited ala. came. parking. up. entrains. wt - dry tac.. use of popoyVyyard, no �2 krcWfr�WfuslAast. /H UE. one -bedroom tfaterapm. 2 n*ou to 101, separate entrance. plakie q. kwx". $680/aworrlh. NNF smoker. Avamabk raim- 00*. Cal (905)831-9318. ONeT MUMS couple or prion for twe l ' , mm n lop BOo 01 Ihom in PfdNrilfp let (906) 428-6316 Jwr NOULA E . con bedroom furnished apt. inal- able for stream. Prop u - maw non-smicim No pmN $475MM. inclusive. 725-0913. MiAMX- 2 -bedroom aleNamrde buii $7501. UM - On neWed. Available hit- mt M*. Maw bus, shopping i schools. Ovid. tribe area. 6x3•-6145. =IN PUBM, 2 -bed - MOM bas =M ape WAN, $725/madeh, firstAast, i n - dentine. available May 1, would suit older or mature 906905�1ZM5. No orq Famly EnMromam 280 wenhvorth St. ole 2 WR opts. from $6 13 BIR from $715. Ill included. Easy ase school, shopt Gn nmalNy spirt.. C&N 1 1105) 721-8741 $1 - 1A ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE SICK OF RENTING ?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYI1 $100.000 MORTGAGE CARRIES FOR $700AnoMh MWnhertrn income 830.000 year -'Power Of Smnlee• IevhaNeDle - Aseuneble mof%"ss • Help for discharged banknrpt e • Not rrtucfl downpeyrnerri?? Call I He knows what to doll) (905) 571-6275 or 148004MO- ZT5 Mark Stapley Seim Rax Sutton Gm w Excel Flexible. 11 Ala. � r WHITBY - Seniors complex, ince quiet setting across from park. on-site management. Nicely decorated. bachelor and one bed. apts. available 7t �7June. For apps. call /30 - WHITBY. ONE bedroom basement apartment. $575 in- clusive . Available June IV Newly renovated Work 665- 7x64 Biome 668-4124 WHITBY - 506 Dundas Si W, lumished bachelor apt. in 6- pex Laundry. biliary, own entry. garden view. no pets. wok one $565 Indtsive- %5- 509.2038. WHY rent when you an own your own home for less man lock Sales Call Re! Dave wK Summit Really (1991) Ltd (9051 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211 1 Rowes For Rom "'Hit' RENT' OWN YOUR HOME FROM S700(MOi.N'TH J Desire" Sales Avadable J NC, Much OaexipaynwnA'e' J D sctwgod Bankniprm (905) 571-6275 1.60x840.6275 Mark Stapley Sa, n•p Seim ;-w Fad fir RA DARA DIl J,• a„r Were [or yuu SSkifi down. Choice • 6 motifs fie: or feet kgah o redtrd morsgipe raft From 9750JrioAn al w clwwe income regmremeA from $27.500 gross cam Ken Corms. CaldwW Banker (9051728 9114 3 BEDROOM main floor d bungaow. Harm"lo iwe area One parbrq Spot . JMe 1st. s95g/mo am infdusive Cal Rrfste 905-263.8044 3.2-BEDIIOOM. 3pc buff, it" room, centra air. hM- rfg, double Separate garage dose ro an anextu des. n Courtce, available May 1st. 905579-6356 COUIn10E 3 bedroom had spit. tamely to=. 1-1/I bane. garage. many extras. $10001inontu pus utilities . call (90517'23-1673 a (905)0 9.5237 LARGE 2-DeAroorm lower do- decorated. wx 4 apmMafca. large yard No dogs. Avalabk Jed 1st. $67W fixed pus elNiaet. Pilon 571-2757. IND TOWN. Near eveYvw4 tory 3 bedroom with 4 w pkanea, large backyard. ga- rage Avoidable immedaMy $1.0001mo. snare widees 404-2m61 PICi1MG, near Lrvefpod i Bayy. dean 3-bmdr0an bun- 90ow krrsw basement. $1.050 . trokbes. Available June 1st. Frst1last. Pilot 905-839-4658. � gfufahfB MNTED lag fpm leap. Wrside sclwod area, 3 a am bdr0 n Prokstlom- alt wo does. ow carolers. (slow as i nem. 905426-126& 1 TiNabaoa 3 BEBNoOM Tow nhom. Morgia tion. Odgma im. m et)ak, fridge, Slone, fw" pained. $095AUONM in- cludes. hydro, laalef. marc lerhahcm. 1st i IMC. Cal 726 9901. CONN= - 3 bdroome, dose 10 101, Jur NL Cam days: &lir Alpha And new- kno - IBIM. No Pets. 9W 683.2852 Aw 4pm o (416) 283-0617 o Jaya (SM) w3 - SM. PtcmINIB S. 8) LNwped Road: "odroom to4wdemm. don b GO. xboolc i sholr drhp 019 pas ra8lxtf ROW 19. 1la�st IwaliBk hen bay it. 905-x339446. PICBQNB, townhouse. 3 - bedrooms. 1-1R bits, 4 ala• peewees, pdvalm backyard. uiel aha, dose to s 1125 plus . Can 416 574 5070. WINISY, 3 -bedroom town- house. mro0. 2 SOa bpi �bmmem. like new. dose to 401, available Jams 1st. $1085+ u6Ntla. (906)427-0020 1 Aoomt four Rad BEDROOM. plus private sit- ting room in country, fur- nished or urduenished, use of kitchen facilities, female pre- terred. $385/month Seagrave 905-965.3607 snp. SOUTH Oshawa. clean room. cable. share kitchen and bath- room. Available immediately - Cy1576-2133 after Born a 1 Shored Accommodation ARE YOU A Busy Profession- alE Clean 2 bedroom with AIC and garage to share. Non- smoker, no pets, Call (905) 831-0117 CONDO to $lupe. 2 -bedroom fumished/uniumished, quiet. friendly professional - work most days & notes Cal 905- 426-8175 COURTICE- (TowrdirnnJNash) Room for rem n 5 LVL side - spit. Sham kit. bath. pool. M. 1st i last. Ferrule pre- fene0 Cal (905) 433-2007. HOUSE TO Sean in Alax $450/momh includes la cable Call before 1 p m 683. 0560. WHITBY. slaw 2 -bedroom contemporary apt. 11 If luxury hardwood, Ilrepl 1-1 2 balconies, $445 irhrJnndip uil- n es (905)6665123. Candawwne For Rord 1ROCm RD1401. P,Ckenng 1 - bedroom condornaum wdh 1Dlallrn. 5 apphomm s00/ Kind fierVAM. available June Its or 15th. Call (905)426-4485 • 1 ofnc. a OSHAWA 4 Months Free Red Soo tol400 sq" 2nd floor from $400 man Ile 300 - low sen Iron 5300 SOD te- tt 2 rid. floor across from Osh. Caret. East oshaw. am W age. Call 4:N-2447 o� OFFNCE/COWiKRCYLL space for rem Up to 700 sq It Mid- town area - Oshawa Call (905) 432-0476 79;• a a $Boras Saari 1 YEAR OLD 40 storage con taxer for sok C; 433-8693 be men 6:30-4 p m. Mon -Fra lot JIM. MINI storage urns. Oshawa batforf Smgk and double wets avammbk access, $tONmddeh (905) 1. VA bw • Iltb 12N $0. FT.i w Dae n lront doors. ormce. washroom. Ideal for awechanfnl, munu- facurrq, sales. repaint SM. Body Shop fully equip. turn- key orrarti0ri, air. boom. 725 1171 1 caleoa A BfAUTlFt� SETING on LAW Seymoar, fully sgrippeo howidete - Cot"u, pool• p $tae. 2 Ids. NIE TlaoriatrlOO C4w4A~. ,Bele M3-2212. BOBvI$ NOW ler Slang i Swmw R*nM1S. Good Pick- erel i Baa Fishing an Pas - dub lake now Dana 0 -mfy 2 i 3.00 ctpa wAh wood- smwn, hdI kk ml, 3-pce ban, incl doddtng i good SW mmrr4. on s boy 1, Iris, su4Nhd porch. surd VW- FMM $435h* 5 non. 10 armIN 91 big tralk a Sl - 80 Brie P.P.; 1 hr. Iron AIBo- nein Put east m ub ava 613.339-m 1: vim t. web- site: wwrw.awdaign.mu pdb "AW 1 Wee ■awe CLEAN WXM% AREA, 3 bad - MW kande W pool, M�- 880. priraft Yard available now. For iib and b view psora 906-s P`1th. CLEANWATER, 2-3 bedroom tuly furnished Mobile (per - Run") homes. Coot air, pool. hot lu0, mer beadles and major attractions. CIWW ren welbane. Photos shown in You► home.190503- MM ST. PETERSBURG, FLORHOIL b"WW Isla dd Sol. 2-bod- room. Iu1y-equipped, ground- 11aor-Mlle on baCH, poOVp cl s1 U.S. wnby. (906) 8337571. 1 1 14kale Fhonrs For Sale $239.98/. WHITBY, quiet cres . 8 rooms plus separate diandry/guest room with own bath. upgraded 60 oz. broad- loom, sinp hardwood floors. state toyer All quality ap- pliances, decks. flagstone walk. double garage. All brick Bayfield buin home. near sep- arate and public schools. Mary Gaine. (905) 940-4180 or (416) 502-2866 Royal Lep- age maintained with central air. milk -out to dock. close to 401. stwppng. $121.500 or best Oiler Cal 905-728-1325. GORGEOUS WAdty 3 bed- room 2 -storey townhouse w/ feasted basewerr i walkout m in .31 terced backyard S*wW n a won mantamed complex with Pow mommy tea Features many W grades Must be teal Aph•a0 124.900 Open House Sun ler Prom gOwN4 666 3800 LOSUR100S col aco. courtiot. 2 bedroom with den. $1.725 s0. n lmtepews. solanum. Park - village Asking $119.500. Phone 433-aBW OSHAWA, bract bungalow, 2- 1 bedrooms. dot"..130 cw teal W.Ju l 101 x 130 W PM. now do voway. four" deck enc aaowt woom Doc Omer Street. an haNwooc. newer roof and fwZf ! fully tended back yard. am pod fromp oilirnc, _ , S1 .900 617263089 PIMRNG - Glendale Im- maculate detailed 3 P 11,m . 2 be0r- W" Fkep4u i man too famiyroom. Lagt tarfOtcapeo let. 2 Man- otms, new roof. high of fur- nace. floor coverings- great aha. $214.900. Peak. 1123 Brame Sq 905-689.0.730. NAME OPPORTUMTT fill Renovaed as new, 2 and 3 beOrOan row nhomm. 4 new Whoal $28.000 Y�y ar:OIN to 4"41 MOD de- Pat*. GOOD CREDIT Some red b awn to OMWd pv- duur. ExceNent Shape Give Gameman GOWP Walker of Coldwu Banker a cal a 9057269414 WON - $97,9M - Power d SAC. 6 morftN runatst rash balk OAC. 3 bedroom semi dot on canpktrey knhad let thlislfed Oastrwenl, updated wirwdOfrt. dote 10 part and shoppinng. "cat. Immedate possession. Call Lorne Harifod Sutton Group Excel Really Inc.. (905) 721- 1144 of (906) 6865155. CaaraNcil Pneow PONEN OF SAIF. Co mmor- cial btrlI le, Wambyi. Fret- Sta ding 1675sq.n. Tot* nmovalea inside. W hNkh r accessible. Only 1159.900. Conan 1llbNn, Rift Exec- wba. 906.579-7339. talo fir COTWE LOT- 1.9 acres. SIMM Lake era. McCrm*- Ne R0. Ybar rotate acau, road h4M>f04. $M,900 IyM (906) 723.8642 TMK SINFAM nlaeL 32 arses retwrastlo. wY 175.000. call WA Mr Fire*, Royal L*w Fmdet And Es- 57`64111 s - (906) 576-1111. acre Port Perry bb sopa$, natural 9qKN, $120,000 r. Toiplprhe 905.427 -OM W 905.985.3724. TW Bob 1 Nola INTI. NATENFAONT Cottage on Tana Sysem - TalNot Riv or, their. from Osha".. 20mh. from Casino Rama: 3 Oct rooms, now: seplic, dock. dock. addition; yew -round use. maw lot. soft $39,900 060. Cal Pd 905- 725-73w o M8r 905.571- 7743. Need a loan? Consolidation? Money? Pay off your mortgage, bills, everything. Don't cash out that RRSP Secure it. 5 yr. & 10 yr. terms with no payments at 4% INTEREST RATE No credit checks/no up front fees Call (905) 668-4955 NOW • 1 se - • 1 Barras n.5-rrN,. Opportwdiee We invite all interested Retailers to come into The General Store at the Pickering Town Centre to check us out before our official opening on May 1 St. We are a mufti - retailer gift store in 5 indoor malls throughout the Toronto area. We provide all your retail services without you being there, (many of our Retailers have full time Jobs). If you would like to profit from retailing crafts, arts or unique gifts, this is for you. THE GENERAL STORE' We sell your products without you being there. Call 420-2122 or corse down to the Pickering Town Centre (next to Seers) - ask for John SchuL • 1 • low Mo Money to lend FOR SALE: 1988 Trophy 3711. OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT Park model Motxk Home Lo- GUARANTEED. SOME sited at Newcastle Trader COmWANES CHANCE III - Park 623 King St E. lJnrt 6. FRONT FEE$, OTHERS Newcastle. Om Inquire at 00 NOT. R Is 905-57&-4200 C. ANison. SUGGESTED THAT YOU Ca,�r INI ESTNU E THOROUGH- LY 1 Trailer SIM BEFORE SIGNING ANY BEAUTIFUL SuuM Lake Tent CONTRACTS. and Trailer Park Sandy beach. pkypoak. store. . mc. . 1 titortgegee, hal. snack bar. (Eve h Grrlmaa in Jody. Htilbwe'!f1 n August. hay end" Inc. F&m- rcampground S - ale. 2555 RED SETTER RESORT - IW* - y ca go and ark cottage resort on Cha TNM. IN" spacious sae Fun hook-up from $825 2 and 3 bedroom cartages from s4 svmk Rec. hall, sloe. pod. lakdrmd SUN " rq Ban msh- ing 905-436-0807. 705-T76 SHADED sites svaitabft d Sidney Point Tmftr Pat, lo- on Rios Lake Various tinseled$ am for Sok Cam 705- N6-2107 Npry MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out of des quid without P" go No E soop�ied re rdku If crew, falling. Cam 1 free nlormnhon. 9055763505. strdw Ism wKk". %10RT(;A(;FS Comlbstxion Financial Pilot, 1st. i 2nd. • no application or • no upfront broker fee Call J. Wyger (905)985-9106 MORTGAGES - Good, bad aid ugly Financing for any pu- pate. rates from 4 49% All applications acecepft0. Caa- rwrrly Mortpape 11694x05 •� es.inei. 1M ALL G01 R M11T tune" Grams and khats information . For yah mw o twiaihp bf0- I=$ al 1-0011-505-611" • 1 Tifldsrs • 1 Teledns r This ONrtArn ca"it Disgrict Sc " 1111IM1111 IL9" Ae�1dt haotalNketlaw Variees Loatim is Dwhm R"I" AN mleresled contractors shA submit no lat- er than May 22/98 #Wr wishes to be pre- qualified to provide asphalbrtg services. All SUbmitfirq contractors shah supply the Board with a letter of interest outlinkp your qualih- cations and compiialm With our minimum requirements as listed below: Shah tory a minimum of $5,000,000 insurance Can provide 100% Performance Bond or LOW of Credit for full contract amount d required by the D.C.D.S.B. List of all Owned aWor leased equlpmenL Intclude a letter from Bondirr0 Company velft g this requirement • Has the required manpower to Complete aN the work during our summer sctW vacation and in the specified time. Letters shall be addressed to: Dwr11a� C IMAC D1189rW tlte"a lsOW41, 6" Beedawi Ro" West, Odlawa, OwtU4% UJ 7C4 Cleary mark on the outside of the envelope: ��.R.01 .il ellttiRiaa, lwedladMs tl�elrNrBs i99s AB�ia11t l�wlleMMtITM :Ti BE Yom Billiard tables, S1I.SN Kroom, snack bar. Oshawa plan open". km- provemerds complete. flood weekly income. Cal Jim Ter deau Remax summit Reany 668-3800. LAWN CUTTING A Lanoscap- mq business for sale. Ac- coums. established & etluip- rrnent mduded. Serious irpw- ries ony. Cao alter Spm. 905 13r, -16L. W-11 Penoneb Acttrel OLDER ONTARIO LA- DIES seeking dates - names & tame numbers. 1-900-451- 5566 ext 673. S3.49/min. T - tone Must be 18. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC Art- swers Find the oracle within. $299/mm. '18.'24 firs. 1- 9,nr:51-3783. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - $29W M1 18. 24 hours. 1-900- 451.3783. DAILY HORO- SCOPE 1-900-677-7no. $5.00 24 tours. &GRED ONTARIO HOt1SE- WIVES - names & private 3p6 8 ext 680. $3mbers..291min, mixt be 18. T -bee. LIVE PSYCHICS have the answers you are searching for. Call 1-900-451-4232 Adults onty. $3.99/min. ISHAWA RELA]MG MAS SAGE Shatsu Service 40 King St W(905) 404-9625 1130 am -9pm r 1 Prsoetals • :1 Mnolwe9m91Ns :11 YRp►otrslft9nq TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 _ Finished basements, battlroomS, adaims and second stories. Home repairs. All work guaranteed. Walter Leaver 428-2145 HANDYMAN SERVICES Call a Real Handyman for al your household needs - people with limited cash flow. No job too small, I'll do 4 al. Plumbing, electrical, painting, & general repairs. Call Joseph 105-4267526 Pa9ef - 416632.2209 K.C. Aluminum Sidingsoffit, eaves, fascia, vinyl and A"intNn. Low, low . Quality WwP Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 1 Personals . 1 Prsoeasla �' LfLfLl7rfIL -PC DLLPI�L.fTk�Pt�lr�� o Painting & wallpapering ETYMON PSYCHIC Small repairs. drying. STUDIO wood finishes. Ask Me About professional, Love, Marriage reliable. & Business 4TH GENERATION Reveals Past OF PSYCHICS reasonable. dean * .. es 5 Cohn 839-7256 (9o5) 576-2322 cure 976 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa t7 r J�c!"�c.I�tJ�tJ'�rJ�tJ�cPtJ r� 74 74c .Se 14-"& THANKS TO ST. JUDE and Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours ceived. May the Sacred Heart of Je be adored, glorified, loved and 1 served throughout the world in and forever. Sacred Heart of Je pray for us. St. Jude, worker of m Iles, pray for us. St_ Jude, helper of sick, p for us. Say this prayer n times a day for nine days. This pra has never failed, and you prayers 1 be answered. Publication must promised. R.S. :11 YNp10V01N9e1e :11 YNp1oV0aMROt SKYLINE ROOFING 905-649-6024 1.888-832.3710 Plem Teed ym C" ified aid on M first ie of pubk* lion as we cal be reqwg" jw mow #W on illillft fl in In event of 4n 01w. Shagla Flan 8 Reims B -'6w is Orr #A* Over 15 y exp ykw 24 hour rvice 10% Smw Dwim WDOi! ltOas Basenikerit Apts., OwntIft AdMions, 1�Mado (905} 619.663. ed4416) 560.4663 D0010 •R• US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install , FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, S. swa service A eon -7-0949 :11 MnpotrsRww POOL Fill - In Specialist 5L APe9111a�11 Landscaping LUL ,gots) s42-ss1 1 MASTER MOUE RENOVATIONS The one to cog when your hone needs survideds, pill "ii Ono brig or bo smNL OW s rie spmg nnh and ave 15% on t9bolr. Cal today for bee asormL 9054304041 Iditions, besetnet des. cabinets. Por hs, cou ier tops, at 1 tape wirxlows 1rs garden du de to order. at. Terry for estimate: ama=ss Him dyrllen 1 • PwRneing : 1 • PhNrtb4tg Cal "Ani hmW WO 06 It A1111 nom changing a Light Bulb h Major Renovations, 50 Yrs. combined exp. Top notch accurate Tradesman 416) 724-0101 888) 471-0023 11 :1 R " A & C ROOFING, And Alumium Shingl1 ng. all types of roofs. new and old. Workmanship Guar. anteed. 10% Discount to Seniors, fully in- sured. Free estimates. Call And at DOUG CLARK coNrlerebl it Resld9tanN Licensed A Insured, repairs, alterations dr renovations new bathrooms, pump repairs FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRS. EXPERIENCE 24 HOUR SERVICE & swap Em twvitg & skwag. AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 L (9115) 42&8704 ' 1 Panting a °i "— r' RN XAM Mo"= me Sine ad: rica11161 4114 -MI �c"."q ar (M) =I -4m ) All Pro Painting and Wallpapering Stria. cahnp General Top 9mably w.t Are...nnk prno 3M ua r,r seawys CAI: fur a FREE FAli mae 404 9669 III STORAGE !louses Apartments Offices, Appliances & Prarb Specialists senior & Mid - Mont h Drscarks Licensed. msured Free Eslrnutes priff Mal Berm. Call 436.77!5. Experienced Cron Mom Bargain rates. homes. offices. apt.. w - Piano mow ng. Padang avaifaw 821 CWS Wap Coverisall FURNITURE Painting & wallpapering REFINISHING Small repairs. drying. Restore old turn wood finishes. to as original professional, beauty. reliable. Hand �rnp�. reasonable. dean Free estimates. Cohn 839-7256 Ian TMS PAINTING & DECOR 1 Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship CARPET Fast, clean, INTALLArMUS reliable25 years expenence. 420-0081 restrtxdwrtq our Speciality. Free estimates. 0 i N noom • � 11e7-17!! a 997-I 9a7-1tIN P" s4rri11e9 P4el y s.rvio9a RIZKO APPLIANCE SERVICE All Makes: Refrig- erator repairs, A/C, washers,dryers, staves. Certified technician. Guaranteed work. Call Fred (416) MAIM 1 Notrite i !lenges We lla In" aniffilli Caaanlr aal� rd>a'dntNtl. Padopbq, sbrpl ild IiouK awis0le S6rtior & mrd moon 6ficowl s. Free esoruft 571-0755 1.888.4M -6M MOYEMa Move big orsmal, we price them all Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also stow space available. comparable rates. Cal 1 paS) 4 51131 ""a cm. AAA. CLEARINs SERVICES Toxo busy?. too hredl or lust (Ion't like clr�mnpo Gee Theresa a call 666-0?2 11ain9 & Storage TREE CUTTING & TRIMMING 23 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1"11. PAGE 35 : • 1 tltl9k on l Mu9ic Are you planning a wedding this year? Possibly you are hosting a formal dinner, or organizing a birthday party for someone special. 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M F•OIVwn, 9pal.lwa wr aM N IN MON 14h�- NIPa1a11 Lb•-R16hrw b ylw. 1bV r- a•.p N Cur. 4@.F ad M �Nb�9 F- Iruwaar. Fp a«I 440309-,. e Ml1Ww. � «.« aM1 I.FI C1pA181V /601 Ka dealingswith the Whitby - --r-• -• - " rw .' nw . tby automotive dealership, you know that they really make you feel like part of the family. All the Owascans take great pride in the way they treat their customers, and customer care is second to none," says Bob Verwey. "The staff puts its heart & soul into offering great service," he says "And that is what makes this dealership successful". Owasco is an award winning Volkswagen, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1998 - PAGE 37 F"nave`ro d0 Is -,drive: "anis enjoy. And then, there is the Owascolservice department, whose reputation is also highly regarded throughout the province. Owasco's bodyshop fixes all makes and models, is approved by the Canadian Automobile Association, and is recommended by many insurance companies for collision repairs. The service department also repairs all makes and models, and "strives for factory -approved warranty work," adds Verwey. "We use the latest available i me t to d th 'oto ' ht th fi " DON'T MISS -.I-P n ° e p ng a rst hme. He Audi 8� RV dealership, but the salesalso wants to thank all his Owasco co - department leases all car makes • workers, as well as past, present and and models in a no -pressure, future customers "for what we are role atmosphere.MAYFEST , and where we are going! Whatever your automobile 98 Customers are our future," needs, Owasco is more Verwey says "And at than willing to look after SaturdayMay Owasco we strive for you. 2nd But Owasco's staff is not customer care that is second to none," only concerned with You could win a "DRIVERS WANTED JACKET". The Owascans cordially selling people great cars, the dealership has 'WRY rOw best Pb010 of n VW SEEM to win. M%etos will bo judged at owAuo on Mey Zed in everyone to join them d' ified _ the 9s. The Jacket will be .wended at 1 pm for the best photo. from 1 Dam to 2pm on (vers Into sale and All Donations win go %the CANCER SOCIETY Saturday, May 2nd for their rental of recreational vehicles. annual "Mayfest" celebration! Being the authorized dealer for VW COME SEE THE 1998 BEETLE Sincerely, Winnebago, Home & Pork 8 Triple E, �� Owasco receives RV rental bookings from across North America and Europe. If you are considering a wHi v 1425 DUNDAS ST. EAST, WHITBY (NOWASCO •An" Cafe ana CAA av�ara _neer snce ' "i%2A LI& •SaNs. servru. nprnp. 000, snob. - mawes - Re". m c.'" USA t Euop� i I'V.I�.7� TOP DOILM FOR YOUR TRADE' (905) 686-6410 1-800-263-2676 J5� The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Welcomes you to REGISTER YOUR KIDS FOR FALL 4 Da Au 26=29 98 Re is�trati y � g on Show :r :• Dance • Baseball • 1-. Gymnastics Soccer • Football Drama • Musk o rye*... TaeKwon Do/Karate -Adult & Children - •-• �-=� F Educational Services Private Schools and more tk Co n y'. If inte PI �ANCt JIiC�A�11f W3-1269 in a booth in the show or for general information Call Chris 683-511 0. PAGE 33 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL ZC 1998 Aj*ax and Pickeringbartenders serve up fun at Frenchman's Bay festival Who serves the fastest drinks around? That question will be answered at the first annual Pickering/Ajax Bartenders Race to he held Sunday, June 14 as part of this year's Frenchman's Bay Festival in Pickering. Participants from local kars and licensed restau- rants will participate in teams of four — two males and two females. They'll complete an obstacle course which will see them run along Liverpool Road and pour drinks. The team with the most left in the glass at the end will he the winners. Race sponsor Molson Breweries will present the winning team the Molson Bartenders' Cup to display 1 in their bar or restaurant for a year. Those interested in competing in the race should contact Peter Bom- baci (905-767-0002) by Friday. Mav 15. The entry fee of S 150 11 - .411111 will support the festival. This year's festival will run Saturday and Sunday. June 13 and 14. Vol u n - teers are always welcome to help organize the event. The next planning meeting will he held klonday. May 4 at 7 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police station at Hwy. 2 and Brock Road in Pic keri ng. For more information call Eileen Higdon at 839- 8809 or Christine Brownlie at 839-4689. HE NEW MILLENNIUM PIg0 ING'S PRBMER C(1N1l7iruni'uttn AMESS . _............................. • Spxious 1 & 1 bedroatn soles nmr ted at�rs al lake Ontario • applimm • Mgab reaaoonal filcho • ,Wm 24 -how pled timvmri ad bnbcaea Vowils —[- — • Aeps bom he Picker n6 Town Centre. Go station ad fib" 401 Pre - cattst cbm rim from $104, 900 CALL DOUG TAYLOR *Associate Broker (99)gn-moo WMW E e. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Soar with us in cyberspace... We're online at www.darW=ews.net 9 FRAMM4G AND FINE PREM Ridiculous ONE DAY ART SALE Sat., May 25 1998 FRAMED JAMES LUMBERS All conservation framed. double mat with V -groove, tides include "The Crossing", "Get a Horse", "Moving On", "Love & Cherish", "Echoes of Education", & "Nursins;". 199 Framed Trisha Fri Robert New Doo Link Romance BCwBoe xm` "Music In Tim t -Si ufma Tier' Wtpd" �891299$ 4 :U PLUS, Many More In -Store Specials 1615 Dundas St. E., Whitby Mall 571-1851 Please recycle me! ...it's child's play! • sin* Poing t e1'xk i.smi1! • Free luteinet Sotlwarc! • free Starter Ilawd! i..r.11"d h" 15111111111" • h" Illow a r s.11.i..lrs i+lill. 6" A8=0 • F.. 7111" A 0--m Ti& SPet Frae.lopup • 14-ftrIMetttl" ft&6...Io @ FMO 00-y 0a UiYaUC 800W aiaviY. - A rno oo W -W In #paha b 33 nm kb as ore. IN TERN F T DIRECT CALL NOW! (905) 438-4046A.P, II 0180%Aw ,, , { Frenchman's Bay Public School student Gary Jeffery gets a first-hand look at the inside of an 18 -wheel tractor during a visit from Bob Smith, a trucker with Os- hawa's Mackie Moving Systems. He was there to talk to kids about truck safety. a THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1"S - PAGE 3;' I(DI) 1 1) 41J 1) 1 Trucker rigs Pickering students with safety tips By Susan O'Neill Sraf' reporter PICKERING — Students at Frenchman's Bay Public School in Pickering spent Tuesday learning a truckload it information about road "atcty through a programme ,r onsored by the Ontario Trucking Association (OTA). Bob Smith, a truck driver ,pith Oshawa's Mackie Mov- n_ Systems who is one of 12 rncrnbers of the OTA's Road Knights Team, visited the School with his transport truck to teach students tips on how to share the road with an 18 - wheeler. "Transport trucks have large blind spots and they can't stop on a dime;" he says. "These are things that both children and adults don't real- ize and not knowing can con- tribute to unsafe situations" The Pickering resident, who has over 16 years of acci- dent -free driving under his belt, was named to the Road Knights Team in 1997 and vis- its area schools as often as he can. Founded four years ago, the Road Knights work with ele- mentary and secondary schools, summer camps and driving schools to encourage students to be safety con- scious. Mr. Smith notes it's impor- tant to teach children to 4W aware of the size of tractor trailers and to inform them of the safety precautions they need to take while walking or riding their bikes. "There are some bad apples out there" among truckers, Mr. Smith says. "The public tends to paint us all with the same brush but there are a lot more good dri- vers than bad. It's important to get that message across ... we all have to work together." For information about the programme call the Ontario Trucking Association at 416- 249-7401. Amnesty International talks Turkey Tuesday AJAX -- An update on hu- The Ajax -Pickering Group Church, 300 Church St. N., man rights in Turkey is on the of Amnesty International meets Ajax. The topic is Turkey. All agenda when a to:al group Tuesday, April 28 at 7:15 p.m. are welcome to attend. CaV meets here Tuesday. at the Pickering Village United 839-3969. Pickering residents can ensure help is on the way for others VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR COMMUNITY GROUPS HEART AND STROKE FOUN- DATION OF ONTARIO: Local chapters require voN.mteers to help raise funds for heart dis- ease and stroke research and health promotion activities. Vol- unteer opportunities are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availability. Cal 686-1521 for de- tails. HEARTH PLACE CANCER SUPPORT CENTRE: Volutteers are needed for peer support, re- ception, support group facilitator, fund-raising and programme committee. Hearth Place pro- vides emotional support, well- ness Programmes and educa- tional programmes for cancer Patients and their families. Locat- ed at 86 Colborne Street W., Os- hawa, cal 579.4833 for more in- formation. Trak*V provided. HOST PROGRAM: Volunteers are sought for Citizenship and Immigration Canada's Host Pro- gram — a friendship programme to help new krtx *yants settle and integrate into the corrwnurtily qurddy. Contact Mahmood, Host Coordinator, at 686-2661. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers help the youth of the cxxnrrtunity develop an awareness of how a business operates from the ground up. Training and support is Provided. Call 644-7058. KIDS ON THE BLOCK: Vdun- teers Team to operate Me -sized Puppets and Perform small plays in elementary schools in Durham to provide support and encour- agement to students with disabil- ities. Cal Suzanne at 436-0925 or Katherine at 665-5680. KINARK CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES: Share your parent- ing skills and experiences with other parents needing support. Training and supervision will be provided to assist you in making the difference for a family. Volun- teers are also needed to spend some leisure time with a special - needs child, develop hobbies and interests that the two of you can share. Cal Wendy Swinden at 433-0386, ext. 308. ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES: The annual fundraising cam- paign is in urgent need of coordi- nators, captains, telemarketers and canvassers. Volunteers are also required to assist with spe- cial everts and bingo. AN volun- teers receive training, flexible hours and an opportunity to help adults who are physically dis- abled. For more information con- tact Denise Handing at 434- 5280. PICKERING'S BEAR NECES- SITIES: Stuffed animals needed to refurbish and donate to local women's shelters. Call 839- 2141. PICKERING READING CIR- CLE: Volunteers are needed to read to or listen to children aged four to 12 years read in English or French on Saturdays from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Call 839-3037. STEWART GROUP HOMES: Volunteers are needed to be- friend an 18 -year-old female with special needs. Candidate should have a car. Call 686-3111. VOLUNTEER SERVICES OF VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURS- ES - DURHAM BRANCH: Men and women of all ages from are invited to become a Friendly Vis- itor with a senior, ill or disabled person. Call 571-3151 or 1-800- 263-7970. WILLIAM PEAK CO-OPERA- TIVE HOMES READING CIR- CLE: Vbkmteers are needed to read to or listen to children aged four to 12 years on Tuesdays from 7 to 8 pm. Cal 428-0573. YMCA DURHAM REGION: The Durham Supervised Access Pro- gram is one of 14 across Ontario in which children of divorced or separated parents visit with their rton-custodial parent in a safe and supervised setting. Volun- teer; aged 18 years or older are required to supervise visds be- tween the chid and the non-cus- todial parent in a gawp setting They will summarize and record the activities of the visit for court purposes. Volunteers should have some experience working with children and are required to provide three references, a crim- inal record check and to attend orientation, training, ongoing workshops and meetings. Call 83,9-3845, ext. 305. \ canaaral `. TIRE • - 0 Chang Check Rotate e oil & filter • Lube ch all fluid levels • Che tires • Check lamps !D!D * *Most Cars $2.00 Enviro charge applies Balance 4 Tires 1!999* CM r111t the porch ill" of ca -W UW, Oil tit Filler. assis ck air filter & horn • engineanalysis with ed • Inspect oil filter and PVC valve • Replace spark Plug with Motomaster V -groove spark plugs • Inspect distributor cap, motor, ignition wires and coil. 79 u99* Sy •lcer can. t cyYna.r 01S. don 8 Patinwn Extra CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE .1. Pickering Only 00 13Kingston Rd. at Liverpool 839-8124 91111110 Hours: Yon.- Fri. 7:30 baa - 9:00 par AAS _ Sattrdar 7:30 ear - 6:00 par, Swxky tx M - 50 PM GOOD;PEAR U,/4U&' • W" I 11 ti 1, CEMMD PRE -OWNED VEHICLES I VIE m4 V:.Jallo- 1997 VOYAGER SE ONLY ir awkqiI Pam r.power kxks, sir cord. 4wL d*d seat, roof rsck 7 PNNNKW Pk* deck mm Sock mot. 111-71 1997 GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 4X4 0 1995 CARAVAN 1997 CONCORDE LXI 1997 INTREPID ES X27,8,88 TUam�W_ 8 88b I .. I MIKE TED DWAYNE TED co JIM DON BILL HAZEN KEVIN KERRY LEN JERRY TOM PAU. RRIGAN 'WIL,iAMSON PICKARD WILLIAMSON MCELROY RS ENAULT GOODWYN HARDING WORSLEY PICKARD WOODCOCK DRAGS BrAssop GROBtRT ILL_A V:GE 0 scLER AJAX H RYS I