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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_05_01PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION 520000 OFF FIBERGLASS PATIO DOORS Ely MTMRDAU Windows ei Doors "f 831-1989 A D V E R T I s E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Friday, May 1, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 24 pages photo by Aarrew trawwski The air up there Exeter High School's Erica Luffman prepares to land after being airborne on her long jump attempt. She was one of the competitors in the midget girls' long jump event at the Pine Ridge Invitational Track and Field Meet at Pine Ridge Secondary School Wednesday. WHAT' S INSIDE Editorial Pape ..............6 Gardening ................10 Entertainment .............11 Sports ...................14 Classified .................19 Web site www.durhamnews.net HOW TO REACH US General .............683-5110 Death Notices ........683-3005 Auction Line .........683-7545 Sincerely Yours ..1-800-662-8423 Email ....newsroom@durham.net Vol. 33, No. 18 Green acres NORTH PICKERING TO REMAIN RURAL, SAYS TOWN STUDY By Marianne Takacs Stat reporter PICKERING — The study of .i_ricultural lands in north Picker- ing launched in a storm of contro- versy has been completed and is recommending the area remain rural. Pickering Council decided to ;Proceed with the Pickering Rural -Study just over a year ago. At the !mc. some residents and council - r, had argued conducting a study the first step to opening up the �kn's northern agricultural lands urban development, while others :.untamed it was necessary to 711 i rm the status of the lands and -r ,trot them in the face of any fu- rc challenge before the Ontario Municipal Board. Ili study covered roughly the arra of Pickering cast of the York and Metro borders, west of Duffins Creek and north of the Canadian Pacific Railway line above Finch Avenue up to Hwy. 7. Much of the arca was expropriated by the Province in 1972 for a community to accompany the proposed Picker- ing airport. and was designated an agricultural preserve by the Province about three years ago. However, it has since been re- named an 'agricultural assembly', and the Province is in the process of selling off its lands there. Pickering's study also examined the provincially -owned Seaton lands on the other side of the creek, so if the urban area on the west side was expanded a corresponding area on the east side could be des- ignated agricultural. Among those pleased with the See STUDY/Page 3 Durham agencies au new longmterm healthmcare fundming HEALTH-CARE PROVIDERS EXPECT PIECE OF $1.2 -BILLION PROMISE DOUG DICKERSON 'A fair, open and honest look' at the area By Alarianrre Takacs Staff reporter Durham's long-term health care service providers are opti- mistic $1.2 billion in funding for long-term care services announced by Minister of Health Elizabeth Witmer on Wednesday will bring positive changes for region resi- dents. "This is good news;" says Janet Harris, CEO of Durham Access to Care, the central access centre for home care and long-term place- ment services in the region. "I don't have a lot in the way of de- tails at this point in time. But I'm pleased because I do believe the funding will be used and needed in Durham" The additional funding will be spread out over the next eight years. Ms. Witmer stated the provincial money will be used to add 20,000 new beds across the province in nursing homes and homes for the aged, and will mean improved access to community- based services for an additional 100,000 Ontarians. The spending is expected to create 70,0(X) new jobs — 27,500 for health care workers and 42,500 in construc- tion. As well, Ms. Witmer said "the equivalent of about 175 new facilities' will be added, and more than 100 older facilities will be renovated to comply with new de- sign standards that promote a bet- ter quality of life for residents. Of the $1.2 billion, $551 mil- lion has been earmarked to expand and enhance community services such as in-home nursing, therapy, homemaking, Meals on Wheels, supportive housing and services for the physically disabled. Ms. Witmer did not announce what share of the $1.2 billion dif- ferent areas of the province will receive. Ms. Harris says she hopes the share allotted to Durham will rec- ognize long-term care in the re- gion has been underfunded in the past. "We're well below the provin- cial average in terms of per -capita dollars for community health care. We want to get things up to the provincial benchmark and, of course, with hospital restructuring and the growth in this community, there really is a high demand for our services. I think we're experi- encing something in the neigh- bourhood of 25 -per cent growth, so this is really good news." Ms. Harris expects the region's 11 nursing homes and three homes See DURHAM/Page 2 ...;..-rte" ,PAGE.2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAY_ L 1990.. Durham welcomes funding news for long-term care DURHAM/From page 1 by volunteers, such as Meals on Wheels, escorted for the aged will benefit transportation, in-home from the extra provincial respite and visiting ser - money, through additional vices. beds, renovations and en- Services such as those hanced operating funding. provided by her association People currently have to are expected to receive wait an average of three to about 25 per cent of the six months for a space in a provincial money. nursing home or home for "This announcement is the aged. really going to help acute "We hope to get that and long-term care services down." :n the community.- says The provincial funding Ms. Fulford. "It's going to announcement was also strengthen community - welcomed by Elizabeth based services so they can Fulford, executive director respond to their clients." of the Durham Regional She says Durham com- Community Care Associa- munity care organizations tion, which co-ordinates are "eagerly awaiting" community care services in more information on what the region mostly provided Blast into summer at Bayview Heights fun fair PICKERING — The fair runs from 10 Bayview Heights Public a.m. to 2 p. m. at the40 School hosts its annual school, 10 Garvolin Blast into Summer Fun Ave. Fair Saturday, May 30. Everyone's welcome at Featured are games, a the school's annual fund - super raffle, refreshments raiser.For more inl'orma- and a jumping dragon for tion :all the school at 539 - children. 1 146 sALE SPEC _ __ IAL rfier Caro %s _ IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Fri., May 1,1998 News Advertiser ' A.T. Computers Naxpick. • CattatFiatt Tore AodPk*- ' EgOtt's ' Ce0ty Ift Pick. 'lim (11" Aju ' fYN w's Alm• New Hama East AlalllPtck, ' Pettttaoi piiCIL t polls mat A* Pizzift Ain t %vaed to s:kctd bmeliW& only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box erycling program. For information on delivering eollur advertising flyeg, _�! LEA at ra; 683-5110. Sommer Friday's carrier of the week is Sommer. Sommer enjoys soccer, basketball & volleyball. She will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Sommer for being our carrier of the week. ■ Harwcxxl MaII,A1ax 135 Kingston Rd ,Apar 222 Bayh, St W,A)ax 726 Kingston Rd. • Pick. 1360 Kingston Rd.,Pick. portion of the funding will be allotted to them. "Durham has developed a good continuum of ser- vices. "What is needed is to strengthen those services to make sure they're available when people need them." According to Ms. Har- ris, it may be months be- fore local agencies learn how they will share the new funding. 0 A HE NEW MILLENNIUM PN.(BtING'S PREl1W 011111 NMRA ADDRESS ..................................................... • Vwous I & 2 bedroom shit.,, may wNh vm of Uke owm • ; • stpeth recmborw tam -Secure 24-hour pled cmnwW ad bnd9c * grounds • Ceps hon dte Pideerutg Totm Gemre, Go station ad HOmw 401 ' Pre - constnxton prices from $104, 900 CALL DOUG TAYLOR Associate Broker ((905)�-��0 - WMW hr -1 Realty ltd.. Realtor Everyone reads and shops the News Advertiser! r}1c'`'� .;� c .. S. r t >� r� >: SIS i�•. i''X'J ��. � . 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F,. � E :� •'�,t4 r 1yS+ .��'��'A+Srj .��t+t•.°'i��rsS4�i�+' 11 14 _i�� r'i '' ��SS >r; a firs=:il f� �s i1+ f�'r^-�:f�4 t��4 ¢.yr •rj �'�, ti ttY � �• (K1x'• ' �� +Si�Tlll,fi�7,fy T r > � 4�r��_ ssrls�i. }r�3Y'Sh�Pc,+t� i}r .'j+E'�n�t c�., :•i :,' NE P sup �a�usquo Y ppo STUDY/From page 1 Those criteria included ecological is - study report presented to Council's ex- ecutive committee Monday was Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson, who had been adamantly opposed to the review being undertaken because it could create an opening for urbaniza- tion. On Monday, he described it as a "fair, open and honest look" at the area. The study was overseen by a team consisting of the mayor, Ward 3 coun- cillors, members of Town staff and five area residents. They reviewed 21 urban/rural boundary options. Three final options — with one being the status quo (with all the area included in the Town's rur- al system), the second including both sides of Whites Road within the urban system, and the third including the area fronting Rosebank and Whites Roads in the urban system — were reviewed against a set of evaluation criteria. sues, conservation of prime agricultur- al lands, protection of rural settlements, efficient use of infrastructure, potential of land for employment uses, orderly urban development, and maintaining strong boundaries between ecological, rural and urban systems. The report recommended staying with the status quo, as detailed in Pick- ering's current Official Plan. "Because the results of the study did not reveal any options for the urban/rural boundary that rank signifi- cantly better than the status quo;" states the report, "the Rural Study Team con- cludes that there is no compelling rea- son to change the urban/rural boundary from the currently approved Official Plans of the Region of Durham and the Town of Pickering. "Furthermore, a change to the ur- ban/rural boundary at this time may have negative implications on the resi- dents and tenants of the area" ' RONALD MARTINO & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS BROCK ROAD CHAPEL PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL & CREMATION SERVICES "THE DURHAM PLAN" IMMEDIATE BURIAL OR CREMATION SERVICES • Transportation of the Deceased • Family Consultabon INCLUDES ' Documentation gio • Minimal Wooden Cremation or Burial Container BROCK ROAD CHAPEL ENOUBIIES PLEASE CALL 1057 Brock Road (Just south of 401) PICKERING (905) 686 5589 Please remember to recycle me! THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1998 - PAGE 3 Animing Value on V Designer Comforter Ensembles All Ensembles Include Comforter, Bedruffle & Shams! n (3 piece set) Double (4 piece set) Queen(4 piece set) "99 74" 84" (4 piece set) 1e.189.99941M 0ON57 OARIEPAY - Looking for Extra -Value? Check out our dollar bins & remnant table. SURE FIT OUTLET "°;� 458 Fairall St, Ajax Thus. 104 (905) 683-2222 Fri. 10.6 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Sat 10-5 Sun.12-5 a PAM <' N W+E y 3RAYU s ac m m ST.s SURE FIT OUTLET "°;� 458 Fairall St, Ajax Thus. 104 (905) 683-2222 Fri. 10.6 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Sat 10-5 Sun.12-5 PAGE 4 -THE NEWSADVMLSER FRIDAY, NAY 1, t9n, , Three area firms AJAX — Three Ajax companies were dock area of Zytek, a company renting space evacuated following a chemical spill yesterday from Chemcote Chemicals on Thompson afternoon. Street, around 12:50 p.m. Durham Regional Police acting Sergeant "Most was contained in the building and Jeff Galipeau reports about 100 gallons of a driveway;' says Sgt. Galipeau. solvent called Heptane spilled in the loading Employees of the three companies were Boys charged after Ajax portables trasiAed AJAX — Three Ajax boys aged 11, 12 and 13 have been ar- rested after van- dals broke into 10 school portables, sprayed fire ex- tinguishers, emp- tied glue bottles, destroyed student assignments and stole gift certifi- cates and cash last weekend, po- lice report. Damage and property loss has been estimated at more than $5.000, though officials at St. Catherine of Si- enna School on Bennett Avenue are still tallying losses, Durham Regional Police said. Detective Jim Griepsma said the vandalism oc- curred last Satur- day and three boys were arrest- ed over the next three days. The 11 -year- old cannot be charged under the Young Offenders Act and was re- leased to his par- ents, police said. The other two boys, however, have been charged with break and enter, mischief over $5,000 and pos- session -of stolen PropertY- In addition, the 13 year old is also facing two counts each of as- sault and threat- ening bodily harm, charges stemming from allegations made by the two younger suspects, police said. The two boys charged were held in custody pending the out- come of bail hearings. following chemical spill evacuated for safety reasons and as a precau- tionary measure, Sgt. Galipeau says. No injuries were reported as a result of the spill. Firefighters responding to the incident were on scene most of the afternoon and Thompson Street was closed for several hours. Firefighters sprayed foam on the flamma- ble chemical to "suppress vapors", says Dis- trict Chief Connor. 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LAYAWAY SUNW F,�, OL l 1 - 4 _ J DISPOSAL . ;3, THE NEWS �tU'Vf:IM!9 , "F7t1'MV T*1fAV 1, 1998: PAGE 5 Black women's congress hosts dinner, dance in PickeringSaturday— g The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of The chapter's 3rd annual dinner and of Hwy. 2. a DJ. • the Congress of Black Women of dance is being held at the Pickering Recre- A cash bar opens at 6:30 p.m. with din- Tickets are $25 per person and available Canada holds a dinner and dance ation Complex on Valley Farm Road south ner at 7:30 p.m. Music will be provided by by calling Vivian Young at 428-0264. Saturday, May 2. Former provincial NEW cabinet minister Zanana Akande will be the guest speaker at the event. And, spe tial scholarship awards will be pre sented. ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Spring TACA insert included in this news- paper April 22, 1998. Please note: Page 5 - Toscana leather sofa was incorrectly described. Copy should read: 'Toscana leather sola - top grain leather seating". We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. EATON'S ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Mother's Day Insert included in this newspaper. Please note: Page 22: "Classic Pooh" bedding 3 acces- sories will be available May 13, 1998. We sincerely apologize to our valued cus- tomers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. EATON'S ., ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Mother's Day insert included in this news- paper. Please note: Page 6 - 30% off Vogue Collections was incorrectly described. Coq should read: -309 off Vogue Petites and Intimates Collections'; Page 9 - Warner's Scintlace and Daisies colours are not as shown; Page 11 - Special Bonus ceramic Tea for One will be available by May 18, 1998: Graco Deluxe Navigator Outrider stroller and Breeze II LiteRder Stroller 'photographs are rev Baersed; Page 29 - Bearse Babies, reg. $8.95 was incor- rectly described.should read: "Beanie Babies, reg. $9.99�ton's will honour the advertised price of $8.95 ler the duration of tris book, May 2, 1998 to May 11, 1996 . personal shopping onty. • We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret ary inconvenience or confusion this W. EATON' S News Tip? Call us at X683-5110 CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0442 Housewares Fair and Whiteaale Rye1r9 n Sale Monday Apr. ry 27 to Sunday May PAGE 18 Save 20% AN Pressure Cookers Sears Reg. 19.99 - 99.99 Sale 15.99 - 79.99 Should Have Read: Sears Reg. 79.99 - 99.99 Sale 63.99 - 79.99 Mads 0445 Seats Red Not Sale on Sale May PAGE May 33 only 17.99 Anastasia Video #83326/7 sears Reg. 24.99 Sears incorrectly states this as a "Disney' Video. Should have stated VYarner Brothers. Searsregrets arty itcorwartiettce that this may have caused. In our Motlteds Day Beauty insert included in this newspaper. Please note: Page 3 - Estee Lauder Pleasures Eau de Parfu n Spray, 10om1 - $66 was hoonrectly described. Copy should rear: 'Estee I.atder Pleasures Eau de Patfum Sprat- ay Page 3 - Only at Eaton's x mer Ffs Day With Lave! 7fte Best of 6mylhirg from Estee Lauder just $32.50 copy Is incorrect. Copy should read: TFor Mother's Day with Love! The Best of Everything From Estee Lauder Just $32.50"; Page 10 - Clarits Eau Dtmantisante Spray,100ml - $40 was intor- redly described. Copy should read; `Clans Eau tsarde Spray, 100m1 - $42;Page 10 Claricis Serf-Tanriing Gel SPF6, 125tr>I - $24 was ifcorTFj described. Copy should read: 'Garins See -fanning Gel, 125ml - $24'. This product DOES NOT contain an SPF factor. We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. ZwqFfAMPC Save up to 50% ff fashion essentials storewide! fes' For Men 25% Cff* • Retreat chino pants • Locker's shirts and shorts Eaton Basics underwear and sucks • Van Heusetl sports and dress shirts • Retreat shorts • Retreat wrinkle fret' pants 'Rot out of ibe dryer • Swimwear ex. designers For Kids mo/a Cff • Basic Amu and1 ShlitS * km& ESM "Vy �r alerp►r • Infants' basic sbons, T-shirts, bodystuts rid sbortabbs For Women M% Off • Summit Place print polo tops and solid pull -on shorts • Assorted Casual Connection shorts and chinos • Selected Work Connection blouses and T-shirts • Srlected athletic T-shirts, bra tops and bike shorts (includes bike, Adidas and Reebok • All Sheer pantyhose (excludes $14.99 3 packs) May 2nd & 3rd only More in store. Personal shopping only. Sale offers good on May 2nd an ticketed prices unless otherwise noted. Sale offe d May 3rd only, unless otherwise specified. Savings are on the original rs cannot be combined. Offers not valid in our Sheridan store. 'Excludes Factory Four Your Home S O Cff * • InstockGassipw towels - bath, hand, face and bathsheet • All summer acrvhc-w,arr • Selected Eaton Home 4 -puce place setting packs • In -stock brand name fashion bedding and bath (includes Ralph Laurrn, Liz clu&,r 1e, Jessica McC7n kik Kaw+, I LunsuiIza and mom 100/0 �-OFF',,�;I'• • In-stock-stock'..�^I'"*� fib'"" Outlet, Warehouse Stores and Clearance Centres. 1.11 111-11.!, ., , PAGE 6 = THB NEWS ADVERTISEI lMDAY, MAY 1, 19" A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. OS 21-15 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher. Tim Whittaker EDITORIAL okwrara1% - . KEITH OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS �� - REA1.l5TlGSIMl1LATi0N ��\��, GILLIGAN Change to YOA A V1 Vfl LL AJAX` ; STAFF WRITER _----- long overdue It will come as welcome news to a lot of police agencies across this country that the federal govern- ment is looking at revamping the Young Offenders Act (YOA). One of the main changes being offered is a provi- sion which would allow police departments to release the names of 16- and 17-year-olds charged with vio- lent crimes. That change is one that has been called for by victims of these 'young offenders,' various groups and politicians for many years. And it would appear as well that many police chiefs support the move. The YOA was established in 1985 as a way to deal with crimes committed by those under the adult age of 18. Its purpose was to cut those who commit crimes as youths a break by protecting their identity and to give them a clean slate and a second chance as adults. But has it worked? As Canada's Justice Minister Anne McLellan has noted in the past, 85 per cent of youths who have com- mitted crimes and who have been dealt with in the courts under the YOA,. have not re -offended. For these young offenders, the system has indeed, worked. But there are exceptions. Many police agencies believe youths who do commit repeat offences, do so because the law does not allow for severe punishment. So the government must try and fix a system which seems to work for the vast majority who are funnelled through it. But it must also be mindful of those many Canadians who feel the YOA is not working and needs to be fixed fast. Allowing the names of those 16- and 17-year-olds charged with major crimes to be made public is a good start Those wh l' h LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Pickering a no -parking megalopolis Town's fundamental premise that Pickering is not a suburban com- munity. Side streets are for chil- dren to play road hockey, and roller blade on, and for adults to occa- sionally have a guest park out front. On Feb. 12, 1 selected the trial option in writing and a court date has still not been set. But as the signs are going up, I assume they must be necessary. if I win my o ie in a community w ere a major crime is committed by anyone 16 -and -older have a To the editor: case, does the Town have to give right to know who did it. An open letter to Pickering Councillor Maurice Brenner: back all the money from tickets is - sued so far'' Allowing more youths — and at 16 and 17 years of I have lived in Pickering for Additionally, I shall be appeal - age, the term 'youth' doesn't really seem to fit — to be more than 20 years and received ing my property taxes based on the tried in adult court for serious crimes would also be a my first ever parking ticket on Feb. premise that, when the signs go up, wise change. And setting harsher penalties for those 11. It seems that, according to the the intrinsic property values go crimes would be a logical extension. bylaws, there is no street parking down. Other than Torontonians, We do not support a complete removal of the YOA. anywhere in Pickering for more who wants to live in a no -parking For those youths who are caught vandalizing property than three hours. megalopolis'? and who are facing the justice system for the first time, 1 complained to Councillor Dave Ryan that the bylaw is word- William Clayton, it gives the youth a chance to tum his or her life around ed such that signs must he posted Pickering in anonymity. In those cases, as part of the punish- for restrictions to take effect, and ment, the government may consider having the youth then received the following from write an apology to the victim and to pay any damage the Town clerk in a letter dated The News Advertiser accepts letters to costs. March 9: the editor. All letters should be typed or It is more likely those youths charged with serious "The three-hour restriction is neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last crimes are not strangers to the justice system. They are common in all urban municipali- name or two initials and a last name. repeat offenders who have no regard for law and order. ties the premise that roads are Please include a phone number for veri- If it is to deal effectively with these criminals, the sys- to be travelled upon. "Seventeen signs will be posted fication. The editor reserves the right to tem needs to be toughened up. at entrances to Pickering during the edit copy for style, length and content. To respond to this editorial call knilim summer of 1998 advisin of chis g " Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessaril those of y ource Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 restriction. the News Advertiser. I strongly disagree with the TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser iso f th JOANNE BURGHAROT STEVE HOUSTON BRUCE DANFORD MONIOUE LEA EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK DUNCAN FLETCHER ABE FAKHOURIE BARBARA HARRISON JANICE O'NEIL CHERYL HAINES LILLIAN HOOK Editor -in -Chief Managing Editor Director of Advertising Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Manager Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Distribution Manager Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Administration Manager GENERAL 683-5110 CLASSIFIED 683-0707 DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 ADMIN/CLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 newsroom@durham.net E-MAIL www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE �1 J -M-) I r ne o e Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. 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. Lament of a garbage picker I'm an unrepentant garbage picker. Just ask any of my work colleagues, Nary a day goes by when I'm not taking paper out of someone's garbage can and putting it into a recycling bin. It bugs me to no end that some incon- siderate sod I work with would put paper into the garbage. It's not like there aren't recycling bins all over the office. In fact, there are two in the news room, two in the advertising de- partment, one in the front office and one in the circulation department. Yet, some people here, being envi- ronmental terrorists, consistently toss paper into the garbage. Like most of- fices, we generate one heck of a lot of paper, so you can imagine how much ends up in the garbage. I should take a step back and ac- knowledge the fine efforts by my edi torial colleagues who, to avoid incur- ring my wrath, do their best to recycle. Some even go so far as to recycle a pop can. This being the 1990s, we don't drink beer here. Now, the sales staff, who are a fine lot of people, couldn't recycle if their lives depended on it. I couldn't count the number of times I've had to rescue paper from their garbage cans. In the process, millions, maybe even billions, of trees have been saved an untimely death thanks to me. Advertising people, being what they are, always have an excuse. "1'm too busy", "No time", A forgot", or my favourite, "I recycle at home". Well ad reps spend at least three hours a day in the office, so they should be able to find time to recycle. Unfortunately, the circulation de- partment has taken after the sales staff. Our front office staff do an excel- lent job of recycling. Very rarely do I have to get on their case. As for pop cans, most of the people here are hopeless, even though we have a recycling drum. My editorial colleagues are the exceptions, of course. Finally, if you think this column is ,going to make me a pariah around here, you're right. It will likely end up in more than a few trash bins. Keith Gilligan is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To respond to this column call in- fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. V THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, IM - PACE 7 -Bandwarz stages one last. battle News Advertiser sizes up the showdown, with a band -by -band look at tonight's finalists OUT OF HAND Whitby band Out Of Hand will be on the war path with it; aggressive skate trash sound. Lead singer and bass gui tarist, Chris Boneless, guitar and lead vocalists Jimmy B and Cort, and drummer Rob Donkey signed to Raw Ener gy Records of Toronto in July of 1997. After being together for six years and blowing fuses at numerous halls they'v6 played, the band will be touring across Canada this summe with the band Random Killing. We all grew up listening to them," said lead singer Ch Boneless. "We just bought a van for it. We leave June 18" Although they are only in their early twenties they have al- ready recorded their first CD entitled 'Canadian Gothic. They have quite a following from local fans which mean their shows can get, well ... pretty out of hand. "We get fir alai i i p Nui6d ai our si lows aii ire time,' said the lead singer. We even had our picture taken on the back of a fire truck. ................................................................................. LAVENDER - --- - Bowmanville's Lavender will be erupting its spacey pop sound on Friday night. On gui- tar and vocals will be Andreas T., with Shawn B. on bass and vocals, Shawn L. on drums, and Peter C., who will be strumming on guitar. The band members, who range in age from 20 to 22, began playing together on April Fool's Day four years ago and the fun hasn't stopped since. They've played at Toronto clubs like the EI Mocombo, the 360 Club and the Big Bop. Shawn B. is very surprised Lavender made t to the Bandwarz finals "It was a too loud," said S� .arrn B. "But our friends really liked little CANDLE OPERA With sword in hand Candle Opera will unleash its Gothic metal jams. Based out of Courtice and Oshawa, lead singer Randy Bryte, guitarist Can Gates, bassist Zsolt Zsaranay and drummer Kevan Roy have been playing together since August of 1997. All members are over the age of 25 except for drummer Kevan Roy who is 22. They have already played dubs like the Big Bop, the Rnroli and the Skool Yard. "During a gig on Halloween we played a death march and pallbearers brought the lead singer out in a coffin," said bassist Kevan Roy. "He broke out of the box and started singing. The audience loved it" THRED MarMiam's trash band Thred wiM let slip the dogs of war with its snow boarding jams to the E. P. Taylor's crowd. Lead singer and guitarist Ash Buchholz, lead guitarist Ryan Darragh, bassist and badkirg vocalist Peter Dobamo and drum- mer Mils Kwiatkowski have already played at the Warehouse, EI Mocombo, the Opera House and the 350. The band members, who are 19 or 20, have a four -song demo entitled `What's Happenin; which was recorded in June of 1997. -We recently competed at the YTV Achievement Awards,- said wards " said drummer Kwiatkowski. "While I was out west in B.C.1 gave our demo tape to a guy from Nefer Records. He entered us into the contest and we passed all the way through to the finals' SEX WITHOUT SOULS With a name like Sex Without Souls you have to expect something unusual. Flexing their angry muscles will be lead singer Brendan Bane, guitansts Fletcher Michaels and Andreas Algeier, bassist Synjin Thorne and drummer Gizmo. This Gothic band has a very unique stage show with everything from a fire breather to stage ornaments like 'Skully' (a home-made hologram projec- tion box with a skull in it). "I set myself on fire a couple of shows ago, said Bane. "I just sort of stood there and giggled until I stopped w �r nBaan'd members are from Toronto and around Durham Regan and are all in Ow mid-20s. Barre carne from Germany about two years ago, about the time the band was formed. "ft re a crass be- tween the Doors, Blade Sabbath, the Ra- mones and Sha Na Na,' said Barre. They've played gigs at Lee's Palace, the Horseshoe, the Opera House, as well as in WvKlsor, Peterborough aril Os- hawa "We're Wingtotry to branch off to do smaller places, said Bane. 'People are not afraid to have tun around here" The band also have an eight -song demo called 'Derroep' and are currently working on a 10- or 11 -song CD entitled `Blame It On Heaven' They have been approached by a record label but are cur- rently not interested, according to Bane. r Chris s e p fo Winners get the -s iI os It's 56 bands down and seven more to go, as the fifth annual Bandwarz wraps up tonight at the Durham College -based E.P. Taylor's Pub. Tonight's lineup features M69 at 7:30, followed by Out Of Hand at 8:10, Lavender at 8:50, Thred at 9:30, Deep Shag at 10:10, Sex Without Souls at 10:50, Candle Opera at 11:30 p.m. and Magic Box, who will take to the floor at 12:10 a.m. The winner will be announced at the end of the evening. At stake is $1,000 cash for the winning band. Doors will open at 7 p.m. for the all -ages event which is also licensed. 'Tickets will be $8 for the show and can be purchased at the door. Durham College is located at 2000 Simcoe St. N., at Conlin Road. Band profiles compiled by Lisa Basselt MAGIC BOX Oshawa's Darrel Davies, Johnny Pollard of Whitby and Ajax's Frederick Squire are the troop who call themselves Magic Box. Once they mobilize their instrumen- tal unit, the war may very well be over. Their CD entitled 'It's Not Tomorrow' was released during their Bandwarz perfor- mance on March 13. Using instruments like the djembe, dumbeck, the tabla, sax- ophones and the magic box (a unique in- strument to the band) the 18 -and -19 - year -old members create a one -of -a -kind sound. They've been together for two years and have played a number of venues around Durham Region. "We'll play a concert and if the floor is dean everybody sits down and enjoys the mood, the quiet"said Johnry °ollard The band likes this kind of ;u . ................................ at their concerts. "People can listen with an open mind and enjoy themselves more" said'J'. "It's something different. You might like it" ------------------------- 1N169 The M69 bomber was one of the most powerful and feared forces of war. The 'heavy groove kind of hand -core thing' of Oshawa band M69 will also be making their mark on the E.P Taylor's battleground. The foursome of drummerbl Scott Bnrey, guitarist Scottie, singer Ryan Moonlight and bassist Mike Colan- gelo are all natives of Oshawa. The cur- rent line up has been together of a -year - and -a -half and has played "just about every club in Toronto" according to gui- tarist Billie. They've also played in Hal- iburton, London and Bancroft. 'Smaller towns have a better crowd" said Billie. "They love our kind of music there" They are currently working on a soon-to-be released self -titled CO. So far, the band has been pretty lucky and has not expenenced any unusual events at its concerts. -Nothing has happened except some people have ended up drunk' said the guitarist. ................................................................. DEEP SHAG live Shows as opposed to being in the stu- dio. 'One time, at a show, Joel's stnng "Guitar -oriented, very original, ag- broke on his guitar," said McClelland. -So these ese are the battle cries of Adam and I broke into an impromptu rap Port Perry's Matt McClelland, lead singer session until he fixed his strings" r the band Deep Shag. Lead guitarist Joel Waznisky, drum- mer Aaron Tiessen and bassist Adam Lyco are also part of the Led Zeppelin influenced -band, whose members range in age from 16 to 20. Although they've only been together for eight ffxx*m they've already played the EI Mccombo, Grossman's Tavem, The Weave, Mahem Music Festival in Port Perry, Scugog Arena and Port Perry High School. They also have a four -song denho tape. The band really enjoy playing ................................................................. PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISFR FRIDAY, NIA k' 1, 1998 Sp�E VEN MO AVEE Use any Kmart hitt certificates you have m before we close before doors / forever. °ems OFF TICKETED PRICES � STARTING SATURDAY MAY 2 Plal.g A SW f" im o.*m. = uoT ke ft sem. uosi., 3*. a w towi...to qw* *&Wan n unar M* ifll! Mwfi, � yN � iiA! O�i01! ft Of Pll om a/ ArOnr" P[Wft i snrkes. At These Locations Only: PICKERING TOWN CENTR 1355 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING AT LIVERPOOL ROAD . n cr.roaallo rwa dwalp Talented Durham teens pursue s 4 ftm o1wn Staff reporter Winning a scholarship to attend a performing arts school in Norway is more than an academic op- portunity for two Durham students who'll head to Oslo this summer. For Kristin Mairs of Ajax High School, it's a chance to realize a dream she shared with her grand- father. And, Whitney Barris of Port Perry High School will be able to pursue her love of music and drama. The teens have been named recipients of two $10,000 scholarships presented to the Durham Dis- trict School Board by representatives of the Akerhus School District as a gesture of thanks from the Nor- wegians who visited here last fall. "It's wonderful for these kids," says Leo Plue, who is co-ordinating the trip to Oslo through the public board. Mc Plue reports the teens were select- ed by a panel of judges who interviewed and held auditions for 12 students after receiving 20 applica- tions for the scholarships. ""Bucy are both realty, really talented:' says Cloyce Weaver, one of six judges on the selection panel. "lite competition was extremely steep but (Kristin and Whitney) really did stand out ' Ms. Mairs, who has been studying tap, jazz and ballet with her sister Emily since she was a child, performed a dance routine for the judges to music by Celine Dion as a tribute to her grandfather who died last May. ..My grandfather was really proud of our danc- ing careers:' she says. "He always dreamed of see- ing us become big stars" The 19 year old says her grandfather also dreamed of taking the girls to his native Norway, so when she heard of the chance to win a scholarship to his homeland to study performing arts she thought it was "uncanny. .1 thought it was fate — that he had done this for me:' she says, admitting the reality of winning the scholarship hasn't really sunk in. Meanwhile, Ms. Barris, 18, says, "It's just start- ing to sink in. I'm getting excited but it's kind of scary. I've never travelled outside the continent." Described as a "very talented young lady.. by Port Perry principal Sandra Riches, Ms. Barns how biz dreams Funds hot off the grill for Ajax Scouts AJAX -- A scout group here wants to turn up the heat for cold, hard cash. The 5th Ajax Scouting Group holds a fund-raising barbecue Satur- day, May 2 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the IGA Food Store, corner of West- ney Road. and Harwood Avenue. Call 427-5986 for more informa- tion. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, 19" - PAGE 9 Read up online.... We're at www.durhanmews.net Ajax High School student Kristin Mairs proved her talents. Now she's off to study music and drama in Norway on a $10,000 scholarship. plays the trumpet, piano and guitar. is active in the school drama programme and community theatre and sings in the school's jazz and and concert choirs. The two will start their school year in Norway in mid-August and will remain there until May 1999. RECOVE YOUR SOFA '391 �' .i'�. 1Lrelwaed S PZ M EWE D bvlxw Sam '94 __%1Aertt, � v aw , GARDEN CENTRE Gift Certificate for garden centre with any INTMOCKING STONE project booked by or before 14.4 May 31. 1996 FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CM-• 427-4143 or 666-4263 .La.s 4<1 , /Ir,. dt•6NV► . ...i.,i t Ii• .1 PAGE IA - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, 19" Remember to Daffodils, tulips and other spring flowering bulbs are making their presence known, signalling that spring has arrived. You may think all you need do is enjoy them and they will return year after year, looking just as splendid. Most will return vcar after year, but their future splendour will de- pend to a large extent on how they are treated during the spring sea- son. When you purchased your bulbs in the fall, they already con- tained all the food they needed to produce quality blooms come spring. In order to ensure the future blooms will be as rewarding they should be fed in spring and throughout their growing season. The bulb is fed by foliage. As long as the foliage is strong and healthy fertilize spring bulbs VERONICA . SLIVA' .;, ,4 HOME GARDENING, and has sufficient nourishment, the bulb beneath will be renewing itself and forming the bloom for the next year. As soon as the leaves emerge in the spring, a balanced fertilizer should be applied. An analysis of 20-20-20 is a good formula to use. There are granular fertilizers available, that are simply sprinkled around the plants and scratched in, however, plants are unable to ab- sorb and use fertilizer unless it is in a liquid form. Granular fertilizers tend to work more slowly than liq- uid fertilizers because usually they are dependent on rainfall. This is OK if we're getting a fairly regular dose of precipitation, but for more immediate action use a fertilizer that is dissolved first in water and applied as a liquid.Apply fertilizer regularly as the bulbs grow and ma- ture. Continue to fertilize after the flower is finished. While daffodils and narcissus tend to increase in quantity as the years go by. tulips and hyacinths tend to deteriorate. Many gardeners dig up and discard them after they have flowered and start anew in the: fall. If time and budget don't make this possible. they will likely bloom for several years but with declining vigor. Once the plants have flowered. `World's Largest Garage Sale' aids Big Sisters PICKERING — A portion of the proceeds from the 'World's Largest Garage Sale' being held this week- end at the Metro East Trade Centre will go to benefit Big Sisters of Pick- ering. The sale will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. In addition to the garage sale items, there will be baked goods and crafts. The Pickering Markets is an an- tique and flea/farmers market at the trade centre on Brock Road just north of Hwy. 401. For more information call 427- 075.3. WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING FRIDAY, MAY 1 BUSINESS: The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of Business Network Interna- tional meets Fridays from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at Raffles Restaurant, Kingston Rd. west of Whites Rd., Pickering. Re- serve, 420-2667 (Margaret Henneb- ury). ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd. east of Whites Rd., Pick- ering. The group deals with addictions of all kinds, including co-dependency. Child-care programme available as required. All welcome. Phone 428- 9431 (Jim, evenings) for more infor- mation. HOCKEYIDANCE: The Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital 'No Stars' play the KX96ers in a charity hockey game at the Ajax Community Centre at 6:30 p.m. Toronto Maple Leafs' goattender Glenn Healy will be on hand. Dance follows game at HMS Ajax Room from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. D.J. cash bar, door prizes, late-night supper buffet. Tick- ets $5 for game; $15 for dance. 683- 2320 ext. 1227 (Hospital Foundation Office). SATURDAY, MAY 2 ALCOHOLISM: AI -Anon holds its weekly meeting for people whose lives are being affected by someone else's drinking at 7:30 p.m. at St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. All welcome. Phone 728-1020 (ask for AI -Anon) to get more information. BARBECUE: The 5th Ajax Scouting Group hold a fund-raising barbecue from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the IGA Food Store, corner of Westney Rd. and Harwood Ave. 427-5986. GARAGE SALE: The St. Nedela Macedonian Orthodox Church, corner of Westney Rd. and Bayly St., Ajax, holds a garage sale starting at 8 a.m. GARAGE SALE: A Gigantic Garage Sale is held today from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Rd. north of Hwy. 401, Picker- ing. Proceeds to Big Sisters of Picker- ing. CLEAN-UP: The South Ajax IGA hosts the second annual Great IGA Hometown Spring Clean -Up, starting at 9:30 a.m. The two-hour litter pick- up will be in parks, riverbeds and empty lots near the IGA store at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Westney Rd. 839-8260. SUNDAY, MAY 3 AMNESTY: Ajax -Pickering Group 90 of Amnesty International holds a youth rally from 2:20 to 4:30 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Speaker is re- gional fieldworker Linda Murray. 686- 2535. CANCER WALK: Frenchman's Bay Public School hosts a five -kilometre walk to raise money for cancer re- search from 9 to 11 a.m. along the waterfront at Petticoat Creek Conser- vation Area, Whites Rd. S., Pickering. 839-1131 (Mrs. Daleman) or 831- 5132 (Fran Mason). SENIORS: The Pickering Carib - Canadian Cultural Association holds a Seniors Day Tea Party from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Ad- mission free. To make reservations call 428-6746 (Alma), 430-305;' (Nor- ma), 428-8244 (Willard) or 420-5196 (Susan). cut off the flower stem, to prevent the bulb from setting seed, which will take strength away from the bulb. Because bulbs get their nour- ishment from the current stations' leaves, it is important not to cut them off. They must be allowed to ripen naturally. There's no doubt that as this occurs, they become more and more unsightly. If you can't live with this, braiding the fo- liage might be one way of improv- ing the dying foliage's appearance. Locally, an example of this method can be seen at Cullen Gar- dens, in late spring. Many of the smaller bulbs such as scilla, crocus. chionodoxa grape hyacinth (mus- cari) and puschkinia become natu- ralized in a lawn. Avoiding mowing the lawn is possible, until the leaves have died back. 1 • w W • RWM* FIRST .... `111-3.100 (71(686 -,ii 0* ANNOUNCEMENT PHIL STEVENSON Phil Stevenson is happy to announce that he will now be employed as a full time Sales & Leasing Consultant at Williamson Pontiac Buick, Uxbridge, Ont. Phil would like to invite all his friends & previous customers to experience the Williamson difference. 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THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1998 - PAGE 11 NTERTA I.NMENT NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING Spl*ke Lee, Denzel Washington Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Barney's Great Adventure: The big pur- ple, lovable dinosaur known to millions of children on the small screen makes his big - screen debut. Super -dee -duper! City of Angels: Nicholas Cage, Meg Ryan. Cage stars as the heaven-sent angel and Ryan is the no-nonsense surgeon who struggle with their willingness to sacrifice everything familiar for the sake of love. Also starring Dennis Franz and Andre Braugher. Grease: John Travolta, Olivia Newton - John. Twenty years after the largest grossing movie musical in box-office history first hit the silver screen, Danny, Sandy, Rizzo, Frenchy and friends are back, only this time they're coming at audiences in enhanced colour and digital sound. He Got Game: Denzel Washington, Ray Allen. In Spike Lee's latest offering, Jake Shuttlesworth (Washington) suddenly finds himself paroled from prison with the promise of a commuted sentence if he can persuade his estranged son to play basketball for the governor's alma mater. With a deadline of only a week, Jake returns home intent on rec- onciling with his son and inducing him to ac- cept Big State's offer. L.A. Confidential: Los Angeles in the early 'S0s... a booming city anxious to shed its small-town skin. Through television, L.A. is being touted as the metropolis of the fu- ture. The reality is somewhat different. From its fabulous mansions to its sizzling night- clubs, it's a city of corruption, double dealing and dangerous passions. Les Miserables: Liam Neeson, Geoffrey Rush, Uma Thurman. Victor Hugo's epic tale of love, honour and obsession. Jean Valjean's theft of a loaf of bread condemns him to an un- just prison sentence and a life on the run. He later falls in love with the doomed Fantinc. After her untimely death. Valjean raises her daughter Cosette, all the while hunted by po- liceman Javert. An older Cosette falls in love with Marius, a charismatic young revolutionary. Valjean's quest for redemption reaches its climax when he chooses to sacrifice his free- dom in order to save Cosette's love. Lost in Space: Inspired by the tele- vision series and featuring some of the original actors, the science fiction ad- venture film takes audiences into the not -too -distant future with the Robin- son family aboard the Jupiter 2 space- craft. TU Odd Couple II: Jack Lem - mon, Walter Matthau. Lemmon and team up again apace Lee teams up once again with A -List ac- tion on the basketball court. The film also stars for Denzel Washington, this time in He Got Ray Allen and plays this weekend at the Pick - Game, a film with Lee's spin on drama and ac- erin Town Centre's Famous Players cinereas. Matthau return to the screen as the mis- matched Felix Unger and Oscar Madison, ill- suited roommates once brought together by economics. This time around, a wedding brings the two together. Paulie: Told through the eyes of the title character, Paulie is the story of a remarkable parrot which can actually carry on a conver- UNIVERSITY WERKS (sem 19e11) landscape Construction Professional Design. Instal atan and Repair ot: - Interlocking and Flagstone • Fences and Decks • Retaining wap systems • Shrub and Rock Gardens Professional Landscape Design I Builders (We don't push Intirmnwwrs) Hwe your project Completed this Yew Call for a FREE Estimate 905-666-9690 4 ip Let us entertain you sation — not mimic — revealing the won- ders and heartbreak of his world as he travels through a series of adventures in his quest to reunite with the little girl who raised and loved him. Also starring Cheech Marin and Gena Rowlands. Sliding Doors: Gwyneth Paltrow. Does love have a margin for error'? Helen (Pal - Crow), a hip English PR executive living in London is about to find out. She appears tc have her life in reasonable order, but, when she is fired and returns home earlier than usual, her life takes a strange turn. More ac- curately, it takes two strange turns. Species If: Justin Lazard, Natasha Hen- stridge. A team of American astronauts, led by the charismatic Patrick Ross (Lazard), has made history by becoming the first humans to walk on Mars. On their way back to Earth. the crew is unaware the ship carries fellow travellers who are also making a return visit. Press Lennox (Michael Madsen) and Dr. Laura Baker (Marg Helgenberger) are back once again to fight the frightening and re- sourceful alien species. Tanan and the Lost City: The Lord of the Apes is back. With an onslaught of arro- gant deadly mercenaries bent on robbing the mystical city of Opar, Tarzan (Casper Van Dien), who was schooled by the creatures of the jungle, is called back to defend his child- hood home. Tomorrow Never Dies (Re-release): Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce. There's nc news like had news and when a new 24-h( ur news network prepares to hit the airwa�e-s. media baron Elliot Carver (Pryce) knows nothing will ensure a successful launch like a sensational news event. When a British navy ship is sunk off the coast of Vietnam, officials on both sides scramble to put the pieces to- gether. There are many questions, but whc can find the answers? The name is Bond. James Bond. See PATRICK Page 12 • NIGHT ON THE TOWN - AIRPORT • CASINO NIAGARA • WEDDINGS •CORPORATE - GRADS•PROMS NEW ARRIVAL:'98 LINCOLN MEGA STRETCH e...u-a=*Q* arowa&belo..ti.w.c om website-bitpWwww.around the town limo.cem Around The Town Limousine Services Call For Info (416) 757-2424 P. 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The Big Hit: Lou Diamond Phillips. Mark Wahlberg. Beleaguered human Mel (Wahlberg) and his professional associates including Cisco (Phillips) agree to a moon- lighting gig as kidnappers only to discover the victim Keiko (China Chow) is not only a rich industrialist's daughter, but also the god- child of their hors. Much of the movie was shot in Durham Region last summpr, with some scenes using a south Pickering neigh- bourhood as a backdrop. Black Dog: Patrick Swayze, Randy Travis. For Jack Crews (Swayze), the rules of the road are simple: don't look at the cargo. don't question the route and don't stop mov- ing, if you want to stay alive. Although his driving days should be over after losing his licence and going to prison. Jack is forced behind the wheel of a truck carrying an ille- gal shipment of guns by the man who holds the road in Black Dog his family hostage. Mercury Rising: Bruce Willis. FBI agent Art Jeffries (Willis) is despondent and with- out hope, relegated to routine assignments following a botched undercover operation. But, when he's assigned to investigate the disappearance of a nine-year-old autistic child whose parents have been mysteriously slain, he unknowingly stumbles into a situa- tion that is anything but routine. Object of My Affection: Jennifer Anis- .ton. While at a dinner party, George Hanson (Paul Rudd) learns from total stranger Nina Borowski (Aniston) that he's going to be dumped. Feeling bad for George, Nina offers him the spare room in her Brooklyn apart- ment and he accepts when his professor boyfriend Dr. Jolcy (Tim Daly) admits their relationship is over. George and Nina be- come the best of friends, which upsets her boyfriend Vince (John Pankow). What dis- turbs him even more, however, is Nina's an- nouncement that she is pregnant and wants to raise the baby with her gay roommate instead of with him. Scream lI (Re-release): David Arquctte, Nevc Campbell. It has been five years since the Woodsboro massacre. and Sidney AJ9;;99 1015 fi irlratc _ i �'edcr!ic �>'al� 683-25 DON'T MISS OUT LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR HOUSE LEAGUE! NOVICE (88-90) TUES. NIGHTS PEEWEE (84-85) THURS. NIGHTS BANTAM (81-83) MON. NIGHTS Re Af TRYOUTS MAY 47".8:30-10.00 MAY 67", 8:30-10:00 Prescott (Campbell) is off to college. Gale Weathers (Courtney Cox), a newscaster and survivor of the mayhem, has sold the movie rights to her book, Stab. Now a film is being made about the slaughter (starring Tori Spelling as Sidney). A new spree of murders is set off and Sidney is stalked anew. Titanic: Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet. An epic love story unfolds on the doomed ocean liner. Oscars galore! Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering: The Big Hit, Black Dog, Mercury Ris- ing, The Newton Boys, Object of My Affec- tion, Titanic. As Good As it Gets: Jack Nicholson, He- len Hunt. A single mother/waitress (Hunt), an ill-tempered writer (Nicholson) and a gay artist (Greg Kinnear) form an unlikely friendship. The Borrowers: John Goodman. Evil re- altor Ocious Potter (Goodman) squares off against the Borrowers, four -inch -high "little people" who live under the floorboards. Good Will Hunting: Matt Damon, Ben Affleck. Damon plays misunderstood 20 - year -old orphan Will Hunting who, while working as a janitor at MIT, outshines the school's most advanced intellectuals. But, the genius can't seem to translate his prob- lem -solving capabilities into his personal Iife.The Man in the Iron Mask: Leonardo DiCaprio. It's 1660, France is starving and the arrogant and cruel King Louis XIV (Di- Caprio) has succeeded his father to the throne. At the same time, a mysterious pris- oner continues his decade-long stay at the Bastille, encased in an iron mask. To save the nation, the retired Musketeers (John Malkovich, Gerard Depardieu and Je- remy Irons) must reunite with Musketeer Captain d'Anagnan (Gabriel Byrne) to free the prisoner and unlock the secret of his identity. Primary Colors: John Travolta. A politi- cal satire on the Bill Clinton presidency with Travolta in the lead role of 'Slick Willy'. Spice World: Spice Girls. Posh, Sporty, Scary Ginger and Baby in their feature film debut. Wild Things: Neve Campbell, Kevin Ba- con. Passion ignites passion, mystery uncov- ers mystery as the lives of four cunning char- acters twist and turn amid a bizarre labyrinth of truth and illusion. GR/V)E FXPDCTA110NS LEARNING CENTRES I R�►D H G Is Fu READING WRMNG AMILEf STUDY SKILLS MATH • Grs& 1 to Oa.0 • ln&VkkVJnd hop= • Iw %4w/T wiw r*;o Clisslissir 4Z0-99" 400-90111 ISM Ci�it>Qtfno�. 103 701 Ro Rd E x. 203 REP TRYOUTS ATOM ("-") MIM Comm" MONDAY. 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A*Ist2SI96 for Schedule of Show hosted by 1 , lkf iTM CAT A � � 1T Co Sponsored by:=' 11CI■NO p7,1af� am wl� CEN>�E AdAX, 083-1209 'g If interested in a booth in the show or for general information Call Chris 683-5110. Crystal Prue, a Grade 8 student at Duff ins Bay Public School, put her best foot forward May 10 in Toronto pageant. FUTURE THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1998 - PAGE 13 Ajax girl seeks Miss Junior Teen Toronto title CRYSTAL PRUE IS SET TO COMPETE IN HER FIRST PAGEANT AJAX — An Ajax teenager will put her looks and person- ality against other girls for the title of Miss Jr. Teen Toronto. Crystal Prue, 13, will com- pete in her first pageant Sun- day, May 10. "I've always been into modelling and stuff and I al- ways wanted to do it;" Crystal says. "I only told three people and they think it's pretty cool. 60 Wen AM/FM (sum Deli Wide DetedNYe 15 .en r / "a urn pow. 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It's an inspiration, a comfort, a reminder of what matters most, and a special way to say "I love you" to a child or grandchild, mother or grandmother. We are located at � 90 Kingston Road East, Ajax Phone (905) 4264431 Open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to ll p.m, (near corner of Harwood & Highway 2) Great Seeks Are Jost Ike tlelieoiy 11 10010101 A CANADIAN BOOK COMPANY11 If she wins, Crystal will compete at the National Com- petition in Orlando, Florida. Crystal's into all kinds of sports and likes such music as the Backstreet Boys and The Spice Girls. Anyone who would like to sponsor Crystal should call pageant co-ordinator Maureen Gower at 1-800-350-9063. A variety of classics will be on the musical bill of fare at the Ajax -Pickering Community Orchestra's upcoming concert in Ajax. The orchestra will present A Musical Pot- pourri at Ajax Alliance Church on Westney Road Saturday, May 9 at 7:30 p.m. On the musical programme are Mozart's Overture to Don Giovanni, Wagner's Over- ture to Act III of Lohengrin, Brahms' Three Folk Songs featuring Mary -Louise Clarke, Mussorgsky's Great Gate of Kiev from Pic- tures at an Exhibition and Beethoven's Sym- phony No. 1. Special guest for the evening is The Ham -String Quintet. Ajax Alliance Church is one block north of Hwy. 401, one block south of Hwy. 2. There's no admission, but donations will be accepted at the door. DON'T MISS OUT LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR HOUSE LEAGUE! NOVICE (88-90) TUES. NIGHTS PEEWEE (84-85) THURS. NIGHTS BANTAM (81-83) MON. NIGHTS R. 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The orchestra will present A Musical Pot- pourri at Ajax Alliance Church on Westney Road Saturday, May 9 at 7:30 p.m. On the musical programme are Mozart's Overture to Don Giovanni, Wagner's Over- ture to Act III of Lohengrin, Brahms' Three Folk Songs featuring Mary -Louise Clarke, Mussorgsky's Great Gate of Kiev from Pic- tures at an Exhibition and Beethoven's Sym- phony No. 1. Special guest for the evening is The Ham -String Quintet. Ajax Alliance Church is one block north of Hwy. 401, one block south of Hwy. 2. There's no admission, but donations will be accepted at the door. DON'T MISS OUT LIMITED SPOTS AVAILABLE FOR HOUSE LEAGUE! NOVICE (88-90) TUES. NIGHTS PEEWEE (84-85) THURS. NIGHTS BANTAM (81-83) MON. NIGHTS R. "A" TRYOUTS MAY 4TM, 8:30-10:00 MAY 6TM, 8:30-10-00 REP TRYOUTS ATOM (86-87) MIKE CORRIGAN MONDAY, MAY 4TM, 7:00-8:00 THURS., MAY 7 -,7:G0 -8:G0 PEEWEE (84-85) ERIC BROOKINGS WED., MAY. 6TM, 7:00-8:00 THURS., MAY 7TM, 8:00-9:00 ALL TRYOUTS AT VILLAGE ARENA COST $5.00 RICK OLDFIELD (416) 283-6299 OPEN TRYOUTS $10.00 (1977-1983) Your j @ Computers Plus Price Breakthrough Flyer ` PICKERING 1550 KINGSTON RD. 420-9830 1@ n Your Persona/ Computer Store' - BRAMPTON • BURLINGTON - DARTMOUTH - HAMILTON • KITCHENER • LONDON • MISSISSAUGA • NEPEAN - PICKERING PAGE lI '- THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, 19" SPORTS R_ECREATI0_N___1NAJAX AND PICKERING photo by A"rm lwmmn *i Might as well jump Pine Ridge's Kerri-Ann Mitchell looks before she leaps dur- ing the midget girls' long jump at the Pine Ridge Invitation! Track and Field Meet at the Pickering school Wednesday. Thuon� Oar� � To Th � PLUS 112M GST CORPORATE MOLD CARDS TO F Monday « rM"ayo• '�S per year Ta=ke PLUS 45'� GST Pw• tIr a tkatt atMr a r,n. NO GREEN FEES PAYABLE ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB SmmRvrxofwm,Awe pMb83-WO Pickering Swim Club 8th best imn Ontario PICKERING — The Pickering Swim Club finished in the top 10 at the Ontario Division III Team Cham- pionships against 54 other clubs from across the province in Etobicoke last weekend. The Pickering club sent 25 of its top swimmers to the three-day team championships at the Etobicoke Olympium pool and returned with a respectable eighth -place finish. Leading the way for Pickering was 12 -year-old Warren Barnes, who won six medals over the weekend. Barnes earned three golds — in the 100 - metre breaststroke, 200m breast and 200m butterfly. He also won silver in the 100m fly and bronze in the 200m individual medley. Pickering's 11 -and -l2 -year-old boys' relay team of Barnes, Brandon Barbaro, Joey Lupiccini and Matt Wolch won a silver medal in the Underdogs win AJAX — It was a day, for the un- derdogs in the championship games of the Ajax Ladies' Recreational Basket- ball League Wednesday night. Clutch shooting and good defen- sive work powered the Bank of Mon- treal to an upset 50-31 win over favoured East Side Mario's Wednes- day night. Bank of Montreal jumped into a comfortable lead at the interval. De- spite some strong rebounding and al- though they iwA possession for much of the second half, East Side Mario's couldn't find the range. Margo Levy paced the bankers' at- 200m medley relay event. The relay team of Barnes, Barbaro, Ryan Fergu- son and Lupiccini won silver in the 4- x -50m free relay event. Alicia Kaye, 14, who made the fi- nals in all of her individual events, captured silver in the 800m freestyle, placed fourth in the 200m free, 400m free and 200m breast, and sixth in the 400m I.M. The 13 -and -14 -year-old girls' re- play team of Kaye, Lauren Campbell, Brianne Ferreira and Megan Shanks placed seventh in the 4 -x -50m free relay event. Brenna Wilson, 11, earned a silver medal in the 200m fly and a bronze in the 100m fly. She also placed fifth in the 400m free. Bradley Johnston, 9, competing in the boys' 10 -and -under category, earned two sixth-place finishes in the 100m fly and the 100m backstroke - basketball crowns ta;k with 19 points. Rhonda White replied with nine for East Side Mario's. In the consolation final, regular - season champions Glenn's Auto Ser- vice faced Dakota Bob's. Again, it was the underdog who prevailed as Bob's posted a relatively easy 38-26 victory, Fast passing and accurate shooting put Dakota Bob's in command of the contest from the outset. K a t h y Duman led the way for Dakota Bob's with 14 points. Julie Hughes scored eight for Glenn's. Players in the league live in Ajax and Pickering. Free golf tips fore green duffers AJAX — Young duffers duce youngsters ages six are invited to learn the to 16 to the game at the finer points of golf at two Deer Creek Golf Academy free upcoming clinics. on Salem Road on Satur- Sponsored by McDon- day, May 9 from 8 a.m. to ald's, the clinics will intro- I 1 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 4 Horseshoe players sought AJAX -- The Ajax The league gets under Horseshoe Pitchers' Asso- way on Wednesday, May 6 ciation is looking for new and continues each players for the coming Wednesday night. Call season. 686-1985 or 426-1044. ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE sell"W" AW & 11'Id wft Stumps removed by machine Fully Insured • Free Estimates • 2S Years Exoerien SPECIALIST IN: • TrImmina • T'-nalne • Itasatlt wood • Pruning • wnrmae st•scue • Cavity Rapalr IN J", 7u, p.m. Equipment and a meal, courtesy of McDonald's - Ajax, will be supplied. Instruction will be pro- vided by club profession- als. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information or to register call 686-2133. IAXWS PLUS APPLIANCE we sen: COMPLETE: SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • INSTALLATION 1794 Liverpool Rd. (906) Pickering (Beside twveyrs) 8394 078 He also placed seventh in the 200m I.M. Pickering's boys' 10 -and -under relay team of Johnston, Jordan Chiz- ick, Daniel Langlois and Jake Stevens swam to a silver medal in the 200m medley relay event. The relay team of Johnston, Chizick, Langlois and Ryan Shanks won a bronze medal in the 4- x -50m free relay. The 10 -and -under girls' relay team of Laura Barnes, Jenna Bayley, Melanie Campbell and Stephanie Pe- ters placed eighth in the 200m medley relay. Other Pickering swimmers who posted strong efforts at the high-cali- bre meet were Sara Wolch, Graham Wolch, David Grose, Adrienne Byng, Caitlin Heggie and Eric Kelly, who all participated on relay teams and turned in two or more personal best times. SCOREBOARD FAX GAME RESULTS TO 683-7363 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB Results Ot duplicate bridge play for Tuesday. April 28. STRATIFIED PAIRS FLIGHT 'A' NORTH -SOUTH 1. Chet Doktor and Bob H0u11. 2 PNer Lipecomb and Ned Hoknes EAST -WEST I. Mellon Johnston and Gordon Humphrys: 2. Fred Day and George Creighton. FLIGHT ' B' NORTH -SOUTH 2. Gail Woodrow and Tim Giles FLIGHT 'C' EAST -WEST 1. Michael Bekkmg and Peter Jennings, I Chep & Save This Coming Week ' With this ad bring 4 players and 2 play FREE At Port Hope Golf and Country Club ks ,wed $23.00 -Weekdays 1 $27.00 -Weekends j118 Holes I Dr*Ranger I i Gol burnaments I Fleet of 48 Power Golf Carts VALID MAY 1- MAY 8 r 1 For Tee -Off Reservations Call (905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 82 Victoria Street South r Port Hope, Ontario www.aoninc.com Pickering Bayview Heights Public School letic Association championship game for Bears' Louie Savoury battles under the net the junior boys' category. The Cougars with Ajax Cadarackque Cougars' Stephen tamed the Bears 42-16 to take the title. Ross Budai (12) and Jordan Matthews The contest was played at Sinclair Sec - (14) during the Durham Elemerttary Ath- ondary School in Whitby Tuesday. Cougars claw Bears for basketball title The Ajax Cadarac:kque Public School Cougars clawed Pickering Bayview Heights Public School Bears to win the Durham Elementary School Athletics junior boys' basketball champi- onships Tuesday night. Cadarackque captured the hoops crown with an overpowering 42-16 vic- tory at Sinclair Secondary School in Whitby. The title capped a perfect sea- son for the Cats, who post- ed a 30-0 record and won two tournaments and the Ajax -area school title. Cadarackque co -coach Rick Scragg attributes the team's championship win to a combination of team play and a strong commit- ment to defence. `"I'hey distributed the offence fairly evenly as we had three guys with 10 points in the game. It was- n't one player, it was a bal- anced attack. And, we played tremendous de- fence. Bayview didn't get a point in the second quar- ter," notes Scragg. Stephen Ross Budai led the way for Cadarackque with 12 point%, followed by Daniel West with 10 and Jordan Matthews with 8. Team members are Mikhail Gardner, Daniel West, Tim Crozier, James Macintosh, Mickey This- tle, Stephen Ross Budai, Kyle Goldman, Jordan Matthews, Adam Crooks, Akil Jacobs, Geoff Mal- tese, Adam Brown, Nathan Brown, Andrew Ksander, Danny Lefort, Ian Smith, Ryan Sopik and Jordan McKessey. The coaches are Scragg and Dave Shee- han. A THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1998 - PAGE 15 9' IBE A GOOD Due to massive overstock, Singer Sewing Machine is offering for sale to the public a limited number of new special 1999 HEAVY DUTY Zc,}Zag sewing machines which are industrial strength and sew on at fabrics, derim, canvas, upholstery, nylon, stretch, vinyl, silk, EVEN SEWS ON LEATHER No attachments needed for button holes (arty size), monograms, hems. sews on butlons, satin overcasts, dams, appliques and more, 20 stitch functions. 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As- sisting were Masaki with two, Kimberly Caggiula, Jessica Thain, Deanna Pang, Murphy and Alannah Wakefield with one apiece. Christina Paterson earned the shutout in net. In the final round-robin contest, the Lightning dropped a 4-2 decision to London. Spooner scored twice, Thain and Laura Wa- ters assisted. Great efforts were turned in throughout the tourney by Jessica Vella, Stephanie Fras- er, Alyson Ware and Lynsey Nakamura The team is coached by Dean Parry, Alan Paterson, Mark Vella and Scott Hill. The practice coach is Jim English and the trainer is Suzanne Wakefield. e alfflaAI Your Headquarters for Soccer Supplies Qom' adidas Nb ��d -GQ�P► ............................. ,1umls Full Team uniforms :Jerseys, Shorts and Shoes: Track Suits IA*n!Wl GjjGlW1ti • . Replica Jerseys AffW-10CSD=W-M Nets & Balls Jewellery &Novelties Do And much more... 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PRIME SITE AVAILABLE FOR SALE O North Oshawa O State of the Art O Available Immediately O Totally Turn -Key O Minimum $70 K CALL 1-800-268-5849 for further information. b0kL HCDaS ETC MAKING BUSINESS EASIER' WOR,_..E THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1,1"6 -PAGE 17 !:0ti.... LATHE NEIN MILLENNIUM PICKBOUG'S MW MWMJM AMM ................................................................. •Spwm I & a bedroom %am many w6 rm of LAe Owm • i applmces • %petb reaea W habbm • Se , 24 -boor geed wffmm yr and bAcaed q=Kw • *r Gam the Pidlan Town Caere. GO goo end Ho" 401 Pre - cartruction prices hm $104, 900 CALL STEVE IQIS?El0M Salesperson (416) 464-5464 tri tis IWYAL LOAGE GED rint in DI HM" Region MOTHER'S DAY BUY 1 Z ajoy G ET 1 our FREE pri1Lvate P�l® , •+mac fwoft saW deft roe lunch and dlmm •reaertvadons piveft pars" % 1ao , ..Aim NEW YORKS IN • Lllt/e /te/y $1s00 OFF ' ANY ENTREE' ' WITH THIS ' COUPON Pickering Town Centre (905) 839-5811 • ■ $c C� z.�.�xr 1�. ■ tom, IX i n r }� 1 s �i� ■ ■ �3 r ",3', c/o f *- a r� q� ■ L0010M FOR ARM PLACE TOG� 21 Beers on Tap! a qW ; Fine wines by the glass' - _, ■ ■ UV'UVE ,MUSIC MOND AYS X5-11 PX ; ■ Lunch & Dinner Specials Daily ' Monday/Tuesday 'WINGS" ; X300 Kingston Road, (at Altona) 905-509-6565 •..■.....................■.. ...ate At The Shores Of TTw Liverpool 590 LIVERPOOL ROAD SOUTH Fine and Casual Dining All Patios & Take -Out Now Open Every Sunday Brunch 10.2 p.m. Live Entertainment FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1998 • Ragweed Jazz Band•UpstairslPstio Dino at the bar SATURDAY, MAY 2,1998, The Phoenix R3 40bimPatio , Jim O'Grady at the barOpmemn' r C&fiW 420-2020 - The Wated t Astro Bar �jlt, Bf �flf/t90� = 1St Aauall Golf 4� Dinner -V -:May 179'"1 moner i w & AM Pair A . a "> a Waft �:la�e Elrter�titfit>tilevlt �� Casual Fine Dinin • Call for more details 42o-2ma Dance , the night away! Top 40 760's music PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1998 0 ♦FIRST THINGS FIRST $7.99 Q $7.49 Chicken Wings $6.99 Supreme Nachos $6.79 Baja Potato Boats $5.99 Onion Peels $4.99 Mozzarella Sticks $5.99 Veggie Patch Pizza $6.79 Cheese Quesadillas $5.99 Blackened Chicken Salad Medium $6.49 Full $8.991 Oriental Chicken Salad Medium $6.49 Full $8.99 Fried Chicken Salad Medium $6.49 Full $8.99 Grilled Chicken Caesar Salad ' Medium $6.49 Full $8.99 !7��] JUST £N Riblet Basket S7.99 Chicken Fingers Basket $7.49 Chicken Quesadillas $7.99 40 66TWa68H TW0 BL.tC�B'- Club House Grill Chicken Fajita Rollup Chicken Finger Club Bacon Cheese Chicken Grill $7.49 $7.99 $8.49 $7.99 INEIC;H80U�tiIOOD SPECIALTIES Applebee's House Sirloin $12.49 Smothered Chicken $ 9.49 Riblet Platter $10.99 Steak or Chicken Fajitas $11.99 Bourbon Street Steak $13.49 Chicken Fingers Platter $ 9.99 Chicken Enchilada $ 9.99 Char -Broiled Whitefish Fillet $ 8.99 Sizzling Stir Fry $ 9.99 Kids Menu For Kids Under 10 Includes Kid Drink and Sundae Grilled Cheese with Fries $3.99 Burger with Fries $4.49 Chicken Fingers with Fries $4.99 6 Tp OROe Applebee Burger $7.99 Canadian Burger $7.49 Bacon Cheese Burger $6.99 Cheese Burger $6.49 Classic Burger $5.99 Neighbourhood GN11 & Bei' N Dun� Cm - D 401 Ap��l�hee's • LS POOL STOREN AJAX -DICKERING FOR 1997 BbGumd PUCKS :3995 wrm 2 FREE BAGS OF LITE LIQUID CHLORINE fiows 6 95 TM WEElaw AUTOMATIC POOL ABM GROUND '29900 W GROUND �3Z500 �1 MOM POOL OPENING KITS FR ■r Deluxe Premium Pool Towel of kit rhwUy - o Root that wil last, and doesn t cast a f ort nel OUR BEST VAWE EVERI 839-8399 ' DIPLONIAT7 Burr AWARD 1AlINIMWG POOLS SNrCE 1970 POOL 0 SPA, 635 Kingston R& OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • rrrr,. w�l YK!•/i YY-lel-Ypr»nw-w- 4.•... •.r , r 0 Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay 6830707 FAX: (905)579-4218 Mme Fres tr " dairy til ftm Men. - Fri., sat 9:30m - 3" TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MAY 1, 1998 -PAGE 19 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Pickering News Advertiser Outlet EL 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering SaralLee-Amberlea Plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE Tues. -Fri. 1 0 a.m. - 8 p.m. �b r.• lo..r. a M •r...r r Sun -Noon til 5 p.m."'�^"'� CLOSED Monday's. Fix- MM 57"218 IFF I Ca►eers I I Green 1 1 Careen _ I I Green 1 Gen" 1 r n" H* 1 GerfernM FOR SOMEONE WHO WANTS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE CASHIER ieeeed for t. Ap Apply 574.65 PER HOUR PR ExtDatena a must. Appy Start off a great new career for a fantastic fu- at 21 Harwood Ave S. Alax DURHAM BUSINESS RESOURCE CENTRE requires a BUSINESS CONSULTANT/CENTRE MANAGER Slated to open in June of 1998 in Whitby, Ontario, the Durham Business Resource Centre will serve the small to medium-sized business community in Durham. Offering assistance with all aspects of business startups and ongoing operations, the Centre will also provide a print and electronic reference library for client use; including a connection to the Canada -Ontario Business Service Centre (COBSC) and various Internet and other electronic small business-related information resources. The Centre will be under the guidance of an independent Board of directors. Duties will include: consultation and advice to owners of small and medium-sized businesses as well as fledgling entrepreneurs guidance to clients in the use of the reference library - print and electronic liaison with COBSC staff and other providers of information reporting to and advising the Board of Directors of the needs of the Centre's client community promoting the Centre to the community management of the centre and budgets, fund raising and organization of business seminars Qualifications: in depth knowledge/experience of the small to medium business sector expertise in library and information management thorough knowledge of the Internet and other electronic resources and business software excellent interpersonal and communication skills a degree in business would be an asset The successful candidate will seek out challenges, recognize opportunities and work well as a member of a team. This is a "Purchase of Services' contract position, reporting directly to the Board of Directors. Salary range $35-40K Resumes will be accepted in confidence until Friday, May 8, 1998 at: Region of Durham, Economic Development Department, Box 623, Whitby, ON, LIN 6A3. Tel: (905) 723-0023 Fax: (905) 436-5359 CHRISTIAN NORIZONS . an Evangelical Christian «gaM- utidn ser"M develppTefKal- N diubw indvidunis is seeking one fun time PRO- GRAM MANAGER f« 2-3 pro - gams within the Durham area Regrrenierts: strong teaOerslhip• egiCfifllQ, and «- IWnilatiothal skMls. AAhKt Oe committed to person centered support ad seri n1arNOYp work teams. ExcelhlM cent municatim sada (wow and verbal). Able to developimord- fir budgets 1131 lead to ws- opmentay disapyd.Nte w*w- er skits an asset bithinuepe Of 2 yrs, marptpid inglnen. enoe. Must have 3 diplopen int M be b ab entice reknenus i value d Cttra83e tlorboaL tr3tortt orsmo: b; AwAft- Sa . Eat District, 457 Mgkr SL. DOL K9H 11h wish bottea bvayOrftfofor moose rte Oeeimid gaWpy Nr ptlswom ori ce TIE NAI, inarbill cow ah" TID Caner Become a adwc+n area aa' ' AYTOMOTIME PAM i available +a aftNiciar nark. Service cowsw Person Pro - ear Stc�dem M, gain. Are you boblN for a career n the auromolin irk - able, fila i20. 723- dustry4 This course is ec- Ow-- by employers. ad boasts a % success rate! Ropean oft mayAnd runs will DeplembeM. Plass cat Dorhan College a1 5) n1 3075�� 23 RETAIL MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY Green Earth is seeking two entrepreneur- ial individuals to join our management team to fill the roles of Manager and Assistant Manager in the Markville Shopping Centre. We offer an opportunity to join a successful growing retail compa- ny and a competitive salary. The successful candidate will possess retail management experience. bast sec- ondary school education, proven sats abiky. proven people management Aft excellent communication and orgamiza- tional skiNL N you are a team spirited leader who en joys training. working with staff and achieving results please send resu n4 and cover letter in confidence to GREEN EARTH 100 Pip r "lly Strut, Urdt 101 London. Ontarlo. NGA I VA Fait (519) 432-3880 Wed td an ft *d MW OCRIf Mgil�ppi S" for more Uytl one Insertion lel the event of m form. off- Gaa� r 2EWBIB MACIIIE OPERA- TORS who have erp aid bi0iekdpe On Use 3 tMtAd sOrDtr inti Sir" flied!. mint be able b wok wituout apriiision and be edwiney M incivakd. Only sincere cuxkwu had comnerusrrak Orth exp. ply wAh resume to Rk n2 . Oslwwa This wxk P.O. am 411. ofty^ Oltaio. Lei 71.5 3 VACANT CHAINS FOR HAIRSTYLIIlim forpSTTS to ren . fgulnl f�iHair OR rfqep In =by. Also ESTHi- TICIAN required. Gt 430- 7070 1 GiNtersl MWp ADULT YICEO Store requires tun fire from Counter help, pre"ous retail experience a must, personality require. Can 721-1940. AM COIbITIOWNG Sala - for business in the urtum Re". Experience an asset but win loin. Fax re- sume to 905433-7941. ASSET Stay home - Make Money. You assemble products 8 cam s727/vA. r %ninworded messig 0, 416-812-6 idle, Cafadin Company. AUTO Y Repair shop re- am b svrtta'WiKedialeply. Pearn work, sub Desai. Cal (905) 83M17. AZ DRNERN And Team Inbrted: to M for Cm M*s r» T, ifin and0g0ood � e� we aieO 13ve apeairips to no asioncove parts b aria ham UsA Harty doily. We new whlpel Nve rates pad waeh- ly, And -UN paclope avail". PIN repse odod rp arifrecord,ICC Modal aid poke search. Call 985-723-6118. Fax: 905723.3797. eEMM 241.011 requires If - .I I Assam twnaper for Apar. SaWyftxMnrnissiarVbo- nurslNow shaiinp. Also styl- ists. full aid pard kine. Call Claudia, (9D5) 911-2512. BOLD? Adventurous? Femak Entertainers preferred. No exp. necessary. Jump on the fast tract in the adult Omer - industry. dustry. 18 and 0* er ptehmd Intestmerll Opp. avail. Cal may A (905) 431- 49M for a coda. inh rview lure.. L.00kxng for individuals to start imme- diately for Eco Mfg. Durham outlet store. No experience necessary as we will train, car re- qurred. VVe offer advancement, paid vacations, fun atmosphere. Call Sunday 72 pm. - 2 p.m. & Monday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m, only. 571-3532 A% and D--/- Driven Irrr Ideal and US w,rrk Require recent ahstract. 3 years of references. ICC for the U.S. Apply in person In Transit Personnel, 1825 Markham Rd., Suite 103 Scarborough (416-297-8367) COLIO ESTATE WINES Part -Time Retail Opportunities Brock Rd. N., Pickering. Apply in person with Resume; Colio Estate Wines (inside Deville Produce) 2200 Brock Rd. N. Pickering (905)426-1846 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES R 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. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that aro faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals moo be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. SABOURIN KIMBLE & ASSOCIATES LTD. CONSULTING ENGINEERS Is a medium sized consult- ing engineering firm, located in the Town of Pickering providing services to the land development industry. We have an immediate openings for a MUNICIPAL DESIGNER & STORMWATER MANAGEMENT DESIGNER The successful candidates will be engineers/technolo- gists with 1-3 years experi- ence in the subdivision and/or stormwater management design field. Experience in site inspection will be considered an asset. Please reply in writing prior to May 11, 1998 to: Sabourin Kimble do Associates Ltd. 1099 Kingston Road, Suite 201 Pickering, Ontario L1V 185 FARTTTC9IEF Experience is essential. Apply: Wiuilua R Coe Limited Ontario Land Surveyors L induy, Ontario (705) 324.4152 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advemser re- quests that advertisers :heck their ad upon cublication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads S lifted to the amount Dad for the space occu- 7prig the error. All copy a subject to the appro- val of t of NewsAdvertiser �WY 3 mad 04ks for cash' RUSH SASE To LL wood. 60-8 81m01 Road East. Sahr LuW Mmmssuga. Onuno COOK re""d mawah"ily Apply m person and prop e- sume The Jetaer's Cort, Pon �wry.(90S)985-2775. WANTED We are now accept- ing applications, for the position of part time counter person Evening$ and wee- kends approx. ten hours per week. Please drop off a resume to 180 Station St. Ajax between 4:00 pm -6: 30pm. Cash paid Baily! Ice Cream vend - in avad- e in Ajax 8 Pickering. Sxfadsnts !b Z" 429-7380 DOWWS P ZIA now hiring drivers Paid cash nightly Earn up to f12Rr Also hvmg part-time Pim makers and phone staff. Apply a 1051 Smote St. W 434-2777. Pick - en % 12151" 831-0030. O4rN11 TO DOOM Canvassers wathte0 imauedaely. ed tx- penafu, a selYq cu- wssev for etrastwed diant- WL horny rite • rOt1hK car era 9os-cte-9344. OAfNrfB N8271111CTM e - grind. Mug Men dti" il- str11C1«'s kerse ofd own bale MOON +Ducie. Phase CBS in at (9051436-9102. now to I I, A Nue Cow sm RM MWML COMB OM ad gel d=Mvd! CA 905 461- OWA hift Id� grRNT�erwe b scan int SM*. po NO on - per*= necessary. Car re - F« p6 ( 579•1110512671. I!" clikees ant dspaldher. Drkws co run in alba: of $80winMy.. nal mm -m. IDA 906.127-6093. for hite 1�y �Cieft ApK sdad� a. Cal (905) 619 6057. sagmamCEo N" dosser, Id or pat twine. also chairs for rent, And unwoclans win for tett Cal 725-2010 EXP611ENFFM 2NBIT presser waited !cart new appy W" Alla ds Cleaners 375 King- ston Rd., Punlfkp. Gemrar Help GefiKat HP EXPERIENCED couft n - CMN. needed for whnby Pharmacy. Send resumes to File I 145, Oshawa This; Week. PO Box 461. 00awe Ontario. LIN 71.5 HAIR DESIGN is now hiring STYLISTS If you're motivated about your career become a part of our award winning team. Days 668-8046 Eve. 430-0320 Full Time HAIR STYLISTS needed for Ajax - Pxkenng area. S8/ hour to start Plus profit-sharing. Birthday pay & good working condthom. For interview call 905-831-4337. FIRST CHOICE HAIR CUTTERS "Ji 1 ,nen. *Vi "MG f456hk? Mar- keting company needs 10 during rush season experience necessary. **nD to tram! Can Juke !« wMerwew at (905)720-3144 ORE OF CANADA'S leading appliance company has 15 W bine arid 10 toll pine po- tions available Applicams must be neat in appearance and have own transporhpon. Cas 579.5316. SECURITY Now accepting appbcabons for ft bkw-V Position: STATIONARY GUARD Preference grveen With own dog Applicarns mum have a minimum of grade 12, retable t arsportaedn. MOBILE CANNE 25 years or ober (tor +aroma Moore) 20MAn person or hile Oaks Crt Mlhillby, Ontario gam-! 2noon. Tues. ThLov NO IrHW CALLS 974M TO ASSM wen m, pine or busy crkidrien s sa- nstanatron it elevator man Itis t ) Can !416) «S CNA 905-837-2043 NANISTYLIST - wgem , re- gwred Must be elperleric4e Saw !Mus cDmnm on Cat 6R7 I- NALENOAS' IEAT requires experienced meat ewer. CNnW howl and gtnaal help Appy in person with re- SVW to I?% Lrarpool Rd PI*OM NOME WORIERS Needed in your aru Earn extra nconit w*ka trom none Fun we or part came For heir woo Prem Sad S AS E to Rrtt cap" Pronrow 916 wast oo>a C YSZ 1K7suite «t' Yan- WOUSEhEEPER colored Full nine positron in Ape aria. Bus transportatort available i800 act neces 905486-maa Md 6�0 NICNEASE YOUR EFFECTIVE- NESS " 2 Bookets. S20&A i) Sales Taps 2) Markeong. Pro- moW aro Retworiong. Sun- growns and Strateeppeess to use. F« into send rm to Busriess Booklets Pius. Box 324. Tweed, Ontario. KOK 3Jo Ouole IOTw" JOm THE W■MINC TEAMI Carpo and whom" Clean- ing tectimcians are required. BOM tun and part-time pom- pons available with our won - established and highly epu- hbk connpany. The sacess- iM appkwft must be bw* aIle, mint in apOaraxi 1 . (11- hwe a good d"q teedrd and MUST ogre pool ptople Snit. E*Wi- am an asset but no mm- sary. we will train. Call 005)0*- 669. LANNCME tIDRIEat tt- piw bra Wpe w eftlti- tsIMO WdecepNie tam. The worst is pMskA! aid appbk Arts Mut M Wft b OM hose hours. 6 dw per week DZ or AZ Yaep an aarL MOMS fined On experm, And wliephess to work Fax resumfe to ligm s Land- cAtst ) M -M -1313 « IV for Cables R ra awl Md doom or how loeYldix- DerNet pedlape. 2000 olRces op Are hvordw401. d roNA your tease in ptMson to Su- perior Acc inece Cori). And e 1650 Dundas St. E. Link 205. wholly, onWio. aAi fn aninsamir. requires EXPERIENCED line Cooks. Pin"Apply n Only AI n4 Liverpool lid SPkhuiw ., PRODUCE CLERK GROCERY CLERK Experience only. Peraarwrit full tune. Serious applicants ord Y Fax resumes to: 430-4771 One errs wamea Orin own vtirrJe. Can 575-3121 ata for Jots SUMMER Joel Contrite Pro s nowra nq Connect Keen Newnala 1_Mg THE NEAR i FNIOI Now ikr- ng m PlaxenN. LoCiang tot s"VerS. thiffe daS. this poo - pit Poem falx resiree to 905-731.6707 TUE TNNtM MONK, new a- gar rid Scorch loupe open- ing soona 36 APO St.. tFi Oshawa. e. nature experienced Cdcdal Servers and Bar Tenders. Apply writ re%M n person , b Aritpiie or Julian. UWIMSSTEM Nelperr need- ed. Aiax mea. Cal 905-428-- 7280. WE AM LOOK" tar k* pmt year rand inside wont for ndiA" b do "Withotse work with some I" !Ming Pasts. Askfir 111. -6416 10331 WELDER. RMU with a - P OWlM abRy to teed OW KIDS An asset Send resume to: 314 0etua - Rd, !bwrnn. Vik OIL OC 3K5 or be %5- 623.1516. No pieces tats. WOR[ AT I - amu Orr poAhps. start iw 01. For Iree into, pnob- CA 24W& log -live I- 771-7409 ed. 07. 000 all- Vialop P, alacwwag � ceerhonenr.tlnf«c Pldner mma him VOKOM In for Wait- oHours sionply � very pN"' Fa resume to (905) 6194621. lEINBhr REAL E mn secw Wy epiad imeiedaky for busy law or". Minimum 8 years experience. Alift to Wort p� Capable fts and g untiff pressure, Mum 11Mkrhowkd0e of word per- kd 6.1 for windows, And tOWMYMM. Wet hawimp own S4 Fax resume to 721-i217 or delve In ppeerrSspanh to: Dim Eaiplah0 15 lltaiNs SL, 611110 t (906) 721-1277. .-C 4 4 1 t ♦ , I ♦ , A , 4 , 4 • 4 , ♦ 4 .. . , r . . . 4 . PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1. 1998 1 safes ItutpAetrte NMI Sew Nap/Agab L 1 saw nrpANtw. 1 Safe ' 1 An dSieiai or 1 s is Stse ttIFr I . DRESS. Ivry arra lace. full train. beaded. putts and size 9/10. Listed =2.11100. 9,000.(905) 723-x318 WNITE bedroom turn.. dressers. wardrobe, desk hutch. 2 twin beds. 2 boys cycles 4 SM., Five ft. door ® 9150. various M suitable for cottage 5 0051.(Snp) 1 w ANT10UE3?AbmMel 1 vice. consultation praisals-milunral fee, auc service 20% negotiable P chasing outingim. estates some antique contents, limn to value consider collections d any sort. .tales Of single antique r II try to respond to an quit s Robert Bowen Antique 3tooklin. Ontario (905)65 5049. fax (905)655-5501 CASH OR DEALS. We 8 SNI. 6 more, Pay top for top Items Home a video. ar audio. tools. CD movies. games. gold. di monds, furniture. apga (905)433-1785 905571-22 1905)666.0004 (prefer 'term n working order) 00 you have valuable at liques or estate Colft ? us assist you n adheing highest possible prices. lo -day Homy or Gayle Ka Antique CorKwrNarwts' wit neaFly 30 experience Pro* 905965-x161. SALES PROFESSIONALS WANTED Immediate opening for 3 full time experienced sales people to sell custom designed Internet Web Sites to local business. Full training provided. High commissions. OUAUFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE Previous marketing experience Internet Literacy Disciplined, self -motivated and dynamic Own Vehicle Please email resume to: cchartrandl0worldsites net urem-tw6[u MANAGER needed immediately for inter- national Call centre. Applicant must be aggressive. dynamic and have a strong Saks Abik- ty Please Cal (905)474-0492 Skmlad ACTIVE GREEN and Ross is looking for a experienced Sill writer 101 our Oshawa location Busy Iocaron, can- ddata most owe experience V= resglnnA to�ii6je vice 4793. AZ DRIVER wanted. 3 years minimum US expenence for steady nn Clan a0slract re - Owned. cal 905-427-4863 6ACK-HOE and TRIM DOZER OPERATORS wanted Call 65546W atter 1 p m or tax Rstrae to 6554621 CARLO*$ ELECMC Electn- cons and apprentices Mr work on Cor - Vch n saes Can (905)72�7ni or fax re - CLASS A Automotive Tech. requRd for busy strop n Pockennp Ohm Resume a apply In person to R&G AUTO CENTRE 16M Bavity S1 or call (905) 420.1 8 EMBROIDERY Part tune em- bnadery machine ort-ratom required for evenings and '-wurdays. Must hate sewing expen- enie. Mature stud- ent, may apply. Lc. .aced in Afatt. For inten-iew call (905160,';-6301 Mon.- Thurs. 3 -S p.m. ask for Wilma Tho Personal Touch Errfbnoidery skilled Help 1 0•IMod" EMRIENCED PERSON needed immediately to oper. awe and maintain all opera- tiorts d a Gravel Pit. Operate from end loader. Aggregate screening plan Can 613-332- 5651 after 6 30 pm SPRAY PAINTER needed im. medwtey 00 n yourself ga- rage. 1101 Rhson Rd S. Most prep and patrol. Mn 10 yrs exp.. Good starting salary Also required body person. n"mwn 5 years experiert<t. Call Ron (905) 434-7567 Lean message 1 I10sptw a•dts D•rtal DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Position available for busy dental office Minimum 3 years Gert- reception and Cur Vvw eallmomice a must Some everrg aro •'tekerd hOW ragraed Ap- ploa 30 hrt/week Mall or Fax caseate to Decal Orkce. 555 Rosstand Rd E. osiolmi am LIK mt8 Ater Once Manager Fax 905-72x-1436 DENTAL nECEPTN MST post. tion available for maternity *M hada" 10 IW hme R- slonstOiMY Campefer know. wide. excellent customer urw7Ct record are essatelaf oe adental OW MCI ri -, t asset Please a n P0101w at 104 Wave"" Ad. Bm•krOlirat._... FULL TNM Deity Asslsram required for +ary "raatce E and d Saattwr- day hours. HARP Certd•d PIIIM Cam Kelly -Don; 95- 831-3332 HYGIENIST NtHN to Corer malernaw leave expe Be, m restorative an asset Ixwta sent resume to File ►134 OflYwtaA~ft This Week. PO Boa 481 Oshawa. ON ;1H ns IM SkiUd Help 30 AZ DRIVERS, working for Durham Company running 48 States. • 10% Easter Seaboard • Top rates & benefits • Minimum 2 years 40 AZ DRIVERS, working locally out of Durham. • Top rates and benefits • Minimum 1 year experience 15 AZ DRIVERS, working for Toronto Company. • Guaranteed 40 hours weekly • Top rates and Benefits Applications Accepted m Person Northern Personnel Solutions 112 Athol SL Suite 203, WNitbV, Om. Friday and Saturday , 10 - 4 pm. Monday - Saturday 10 - 4 pm. or CON 905-430-7168 or 14MB-439-7777 WANTED F KLIIFT MECHANNICS. Looking for field service mechanics with hydraulic and diesel ergine experience. Mail or drop off resume to 2275 Markham Rd. Scarborough, Ontario, Mi -2W3 (416) 291-1928 1 "Oa" lift On rfl.rry required to teach the Personal Support Worker Course at Toronto School of Business, Oshawa Campus. Must have R.N. Diploma and 3-5 yrs. experience in long-term care or support services. Fax resume to: 905-433-8962 MASSAGE THERAPIST Required for Rehab and Sports Medicine Physiotherapy Clinic ("5) 509-7181 Fax(905)509-7182 .1 PICKERING- Hr•y, 2/Dote Mature lull -ante babysitter wanted n my nonce Possible $tun work Must thus own transportation and retell 639-6366 DIMLIFIED daycare proles - So" wgted for 2 sctdotape Uuldren 5 yrs i 8 yrs old. Pringle Creek area. to lay home or youn References kellom . 6e8-11396 (snp) •" A CURRENT ECE. mons poovk0- ug. qualrtY anordabk day - Care. first ad/CPR cent Openings; tar year -row Care. WIN a safe Nang ee- who to .kaame 66Q 3422 FIKKA1mMTrs reftatfte W.. ing daycjre available. smoke frit. playroom. -, i, - bm*- yard. mtmlows hints aid Stooks, t00011Ce5. bantam MiCDn ! Call (9051420 -CM NORTH AMU Daycare aYarl- aefe M ages 17 years p. Deneki0e Hot meats. 1f4" "wwormum. Hoge plata area and ids More Rtxsgt and neferelices soca negrtst 666 $719 PICKERING Beath 1 Rana: Loving daycare 16 i iono to t1, -sty backyard mwn Dagly park �raf. story bate. frail[. nu_ tram m ah a Rocks First Aid. C P R nentied Non- smi*ng rerxkpts 905 426- 1244 WESTIEY/NW.2, rekable home daycare has 2 opai- tnips. Nonced yar4 COmfonalla cion -smoking environment, rut mtrthous kaicks. loh d toys. books craft 905663• 1247 SOUTH Ape 15 years ex- perience smoke -tree, large playroom. SpeWl playhouse w/wave skde. acttvuts. story fire ad in- Back-up avNable 683 6679 1 octan 60K TP.MM - $150 a text offer (905) 666-5175 ONE SWW banuuom vanity $150. One double bathroom vanity 5325. SM complete with sinks and taps. Can (905)427-1016. Ifil nurM p $50/load riod ace block) . rou lead. (9�) 655- 36M Maeemads 0dr. WASNEII a IIRY , GE Heavy d 5250. can (905)663--9767 CAMK door rtpaifs, bndltm SFMP, con, raters, oper- as instated $45. New dwry 4OP Its p� Rus Doors Hlnks' Apolien es, Saba parts- iiak Service. Fridges, all sixes & rrkxlcls. S151f/up, like new. White and almond, rcplar and sell-Cleatimg. Stdc•hy srks S449/up 20- suwes• like new. $150/up Matching Maytag washer & dryer $549 Dryers S149/up. Wavht-rs $149/up. stackahk Mavtag washer/dryer. like n•w, 3 ycaa ,blit. SK99, Bccr fndpc,% SI50 Finamvgt avadaMc. Avg -9 years clef. Up M I year warranty Open Saviday 11-4Nn. 426 Simeee St. S. (905)728-4043. once, leather purses from S9 99. luggage from $1999, leather wallets from $6-99 Everything Must Go, Family Leather. 5 Points Man Dsha- wa 905-726-9830 AIR CONDITIONER 10.000 BTU 5250, radrp lawnmewwer a no 30' ear f900 will tit through gales. q6--7833 BED. RACK wrought iron ca- nopy. queen orthopedic mat- 1resS/frame Never 51200 Sacrdace $49opened.) 407-9199 MARCH ALFANA road oke. p2o4nerw81 speed. 600/165 com- Ph. 726-9171 (sMI UW Ph. CARPET BROKER. 100%. Worn thick, plush. star re - swam car" For 3 looms. Orgy S36900 Price ittckr0et 30 Sq- yds carpet. ddme pad MW kistatabM n your Mate Free quotation n yaw Mme. No ar ill no payment for Oft red year. Dared. 1 -No - 2174104 CARPETS - lass d grw 100% moorl. few Stan re- lease arI - on hand. I won carP, t 3 rooms. 5349 Price ncte0es CarptL Penwrm pad. expert OS44ahon. fast dehv- try. het esltraa 1, (30 Wants) borman W2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots d tar - pets 100% nylon stain re- use teapot 3 moats $339 (30 sq p.) kidedes carpet. PMOmM pad and urataNa bon. Free eidwattt. Carpel ROMs SerNng Durant and tta�r� sea. Sam 905 - CARPET SALE. Cam and Save UP to 50% On urea srtlachor a wror aro design. aatonin sabstacpon Ouerame40 Fa tree etAawatt ram Mtke. (905)-931-4010. (41GW2- C2�CLEARANCE SALT in" be Sdd, no reasonable oiler re- fund. afummo a boats and plats. EWrudt mou . 2 - 30 Ip. Tao mowters and snowliki ers. lawn boy mow - em htom�e saws and bus- men. Wilde Saki 47M TTackson Rd n (905) GM - 8p10 COMPUTER CLEARANCE ismer .s Gearing out nu- iwaous used components - vdeo Card modems. con. If Oft ex priced tam $5 OD 486 Coapwas from $250 anti Pentium 100's from 5395 LkM prey SCW. VGA mon- tors cartridges for faction of rwim (905)697-3059 OIAl10ND SaWaae Engage - mat fLnq worm rtlany bard. 55 Co. bnOOM cur. F eolpmr aised at $3225 0 estteed tam (905)438--8679 DMING Room Sure. com- plete S100g Bedroom swe, walnut. Complete $600. Cam 623-2368 NABS' Appkances. Sales Pats a Sana 2r trudges volae. We new. regular trexrf- f ve 5325. beer *ftes $150. MYtag stackable washer i dryer tell -size. Hoe new 9699. Stoves $150/up. Mhshers S25f ". dryers 517W*. Fi- mncing availme. up to , year warraasy. Avg. 2-6 years Old. OPce Srrwday 11-4pml 426 Simcoe 4047 St. S. (905)IM for sale, rust W, $21W bale. 6553551. NEOM l PIANO for sale. Good lolla6m beaubld tone. $1500. Plrskse Cal 427-2256. • DNPCM holob • Oruyewe Atieliala Day Care Available Spring Antique 61: Collectible Sale April 30 -May 2 • V,crukm Ma6wPtrr Se6 - late Worm Sd knrd • Oak k7irrdt Pru. - W Desk - Flvlkt, - Chma Calano • Clem %'slrrnd - Mark 14R Ser • Cd. (Tina, • r Fx rL. Manch • Salm )ukrkn • Ihvn. - Crack, • NI.h 11.x' rwa Ant4w DikmnrkS 76 0Y [Ittpne lid. °� � d) 683.8243 int., -.0 ICa 1 tree �Y:a"' �n 12 th ANNUAL eosCe HAMPTON CRT. STREET SALE � Seat Comer of Oklahoma & Eyer Sat. May 2, 8:30-1 pm. 3 Crafts, bikes, baby accessories, toys. w„h bed, clothes, household 'items etc. W too air* s FAMILY GARAGE SAIIE 76 6 & a GEORGE ST., AJAX (Narw/N 6 AM) ArNa.. SAT. MAY as4 9.6 (Rain date: Son. May 3rd) Video camera. CO player. stereo. radio. CDs, tapes. videos. Ad- household items, baby �n9, logs, etc... ap- Something for Evuyeaell ur- ton w/ 25 - 30 GARAGES OPEN no 19th Annual Burden Crescent awedo Garage Sale in Ajax Saturday, May 2nd, 9-3o - 23o - (Westney Rd. to Finley, south to Burden) 5- fr GARAGE SALE don Sundayy May 3, 1995 / 1:30a.m-3p.m 20 Addley Cres., Ajax races. beds, desks, bike, rollerbhWes & more! 74 al Garage Sale 51 Clements Rd. E. ate May 2nd and 3rd Sam - 4pm m Clothing, dishes. furniture & much more! IaGUS WASHER $175, dee- 0AK x PUK FINMITIIRE At MUM" WEAR - sc naw GARAGE SALE trc dryer $150. 2 door Iodate stows 5250. 5250. eft Traditional, Woodworking lasmorts wanted for tpuhi sale. 0 LOTS OF GREAT STUFF!! household, fashions. uynt traMw f325 905 S 42fi-6111 were starlie SPRING CLEANfNGr�r F!tl d Yltes. 1 d current � AS HEPEAiING. garden, L1711 Wollaston Crt., H e2 east of Dixie Hwy ders. sand 11)4x. pump A mo - a lurids. gobrypet, display 3555 TlurAson Nd N. MtMOy 579 9912 Sat.. May 2nd, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. KING KO x, and am OrIran . so Rmpwlop. mill meso modems must De turd a n- s11AI0f1E products rmab arc or Cater plan an hmloreglion Cyt bravo nanfe 31T stoves 6419 6ira". P t>wu• larrgs. plates ek Can 655 - S fit (416 cost 91.500 Som fE25 (416)407-9199 o0 V4". sold Pix • 1 Ana a GARAGE SALE TRaNTy On. 141(. 3 dkb- eras. SONw Itho minorminorCRAFTERS 5999: Del[ Wportae a end WANTED a -Tae Sat. May 2nd., 8 am monds 64 karat. vs apprawa 53.750 best and much more n me ftCowhce JDEE COLT" offer. No dealers (905) 438-0431 toed Sf199 51rp�p sod Fur Mesar- (�ona S of Finch at Sparrow) Grads ad Prowl ani W at- row la lest s W- ri I Tradi- W. 4 km east of Dytewa Lel Good StUII-Something Ibf Everyone Also aLA5011 Ritd Uprwdwt Plano. POW rocow Woodworking nand- us show i sell War cn9h o- 18" Radek Rd, sI approx o10. OBo. Rock Colapors - �e quality solid Pint S b reM You do not lieary4tltr temblertgoNfar i oak Furniture mince 1974. 115 hi1e to be owe, Can 905- GARAGE SALE ottK• $165 Can 905 North Pon RQ fN Rtatn St) 436-1024 SAT. MAY 2ND, 9AM 9x5 47MO Port Perry (905) 9056774 FOLK -MT CLASSES avat- able Am kveh fridge. stove, washer. dryer. trampolme 12 days old THREE WHEEL electric scow- in begimers S1kft�WOAken cf. Mtn accessories. 5120o accommodated Nod been- Of best offer. cell 905.433- mons elm SM" May lith 71173 1905) SM3%7 pad SS00 aslung 3400), malty other articles. 44 1' FRN CRF -S, AJAX. •a(r23aArrder.11lm mare GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE warranty Paddy's kunst. 263-8369 or 1-000-7911- SM FfAM SM and eo Sat• MaY 2, 6 Gilmour Dr. (Ajax) used stoves SM and up. .Su 3, p.m. ders. sand 11)4x. pump A mo - Used washers S2S0. dryers CANADIANA cupboards ,tut- $125 a m woe new brand name � Nm). N~ ba. ..2 I 2488 Linwood St. Pickering round oak table & much more!! I ages. 16 c f $605 New e1S'rw'idsdecoys. dols. (Liverpool, N. of Finch) s11AI0f1E products rmab arc or Cater plan an hmloreglion Cyt bravo nanfe 31T stoves 6419 6ira". P t>wu• larrgs. plates ek Can 655 - Deals for everyone, 1514 Seguin Square stove 6 fudge $am d 5800 ant � New S e.f fgt2tn am cw tam balloons octan 5255 . SrepliWMM*s Ap- C�p� GARAGE SALE rent. re rive. $ for 11450 pbekSM- 227 Cocun St.. Owa- 1� i May 2 Kenmore store, it SO Call Dm 571 24la PMNOLCRMOFAT1ER CLDCKS- AN 1997 floor moa ek reduced Used parioi Yamaha.SSSWACk. Kurbaal-. noi; from SM am up Rent to own Large seleawn of tlrallomw cloaks from SM and up Cal TELEP RANO 433.1491 AAA POOL OPEN114G SPECIAL - S149 Ai Lawes 8 Urnrcais ntlided. Lint - rowel tam• offer G.RB. R1wn- POM Tabes 8' and 9' slave billiard tables for sale - NEW MUSIC a-zme a Mop /! www dirharmrews. owill olk3w 35 Pittrttann Cres (Ajax) •a(r23aArrder.11lm mare POWs. GARAGE SALE warranty Paddy's kunst. 263-8369 or 1-000-7911- Sunday May 3, 9am-3pm SALE- KAYAK Pttw ReaalQu- lar above ground ondrdng 6 Gilmour Dr. (Ajax) decks 16'x24' pro 55395. Package 1 11 Iver, 2 lad. Something for Everyone! ders. sand 11)4x. pump A mo - Antique desk, antique irons, wicker, wet 1400486-7564. round oak table & much more!! • 1 Law A 'FIRM GARAGE SALE s11AI0f1E products rmab arc or Cater plan an hmloreglion Cyt Whites Road South of Finch FOM . pure whole rafoundt. urd 1514 Seguin Square Mm n Sat & Sun shoe l 839-Monwavloestney 510 Householdpitents ' 905-420-6113 Si1i OM TO On APPLIANCES. mare new and recOrdi coned. run warranty Paddy's kunst. 263-8369 or 1-000-7911- MOVin Salt - Rain or Shine Sas May 2nd 8-4pm AMMO LOM mower. gran 5034 William SL Claremont caldwil 12 rip. 38 in cut. Twt P0wcr. gra Doha Dene. 5 Antique desk, antique irons, wicker, speed. 4 years old. 512M or round oak table & much more!! best oft. 434•x100 s11AI0f1E products rmab arc or Cater plan an hmloreglion Cyt MULTI-HOME STREET SALE 905666-1117. RAMRLERERRY AVENUE tyNe: 6 KK !' (Dixie Rd. /Hwy 2 - pKken ng) �% may Ze4, is9a Oaf,,, Yl oay myay � 9 aa. -2 .a. Collectibles, kids es and auaYaplt�� clo hes and Logs deft. 761 me- * and much more Kala. t For mom into. Call 905.619.2093. swm Tlttll$, tMR Grade 6 CAflewtcll. aA= Grads ad Prowl ani W at- SATURDAY, MAY 2Nd 9a - SUNDAY, MAY Sed Your best for a M,Ire !ace . sg. THE PICKERING MARKETS I I shopping y RUGGED FIE -at RAYS same for around $100. (at 71W Metro FAA liable Ceatrrf4 lou? Sett a $lyYslw SIK shirt 18" Radek Rd, sI be i a pair of shoes. Sound too good 10 be that? Conroe to KWA0 *w moue AYS in ""`"s and see for yoarsefr. Sino GIANT MOVING SALE 1994 we've been deaf only Sat. May 200 7:30 -11:30 ain. et baa in New a Ned rad *W 2472 Unweed SL, (Finch iverpool area) clothing for Men. Teen's and lots of toys, household items Boys 9 Up to 75% below re- IM. E,perience ronsigrmiaq A BARGAIN FOR EVERYONE!! shopping for mea like now bdOm. Tye Hwy. 2 to TNdt- =QAf IM CIiJLD4► g" son Rd. (gel south 3 sets of lights to burns sturn L. GARAGE �� lea we're 6r first Plan m Loll 00 EUMMA Rd, Picked M Bums St. Film). Hours MOIL Salt Mal► 2, All Da.,r...,,•� Wed. 10.6. Takes. - Ft 10.9. llo/ht, �M 8401/., (wonog ler, SM. 10-5, Goa 4134-2063. ExOfdq i mcli m n GARAGE400VMG SALE Sat. May 2nd, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 15 Plowman Dr. Ajax (Ritchie/Hwy. 2) Lots of stuff and something for everyone MOVING SALE Sat. May 2nd, 8:30- 4..00 pm 49 Rideout St., Ajax Furniture, housellold ims, and mI1Ch more! Moving Salle a Sal May 2.7:30 - 330 1304 Cornell Cour( Pkkening Wide variety of iatessm include d iffi en Wiiloys, dodws, furwtiture, fkewmg dir cmx8 a9appties, books .... mtadk more! HUGE STREET SALE furniture, 6M, china, etc., etc. (bottom of old Harwood off of Fishlodc) Sat May 2nd, 8:30 WFi DEM N =RVIICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. (Call te Jellm Duar " " 1 Lost i FQtNId 1 1 Stan.rocker arms now brakes. Incas. belts All. bat- ,iss s* LOST Sm" brows -back 1912 FORD TAURUS. mid - male tabby at. Since April Size. low mileage, absolutely 19th Pkekerinq VfNape. Area immacllpIs. certified, $7295. Call 728.1185. on rx;ck shoved, needs riled- crowave alb stem. 30 ft cation for epilepsy. Airy 11tH 1993 NISSAN AM GXE. please cal 6864452. loaded. 5 speed. dark grt1. a lave message. CD player, 123 000 km, ex' telltale at. 4 mrldl�on. $11 500. Call while paws, long haired. 2 460. bushy tar. declaleed. Missing 1991 NNCK Century, custom, since Friday April 24. Ape. s06K.p/bhitpfwird 905-686-5581 pelour stereo POWSUPPOW x 1 cassette, good value at only 58.300. completely certified BWON Serious buyers only 905- Fn 7-8 p in. Sat 2-3 p m at sun 721-9425. BEAGLE puppies purebred. 1997 POMMC Grand Prix GT first shotsvet checked. 1 dal- 4 door. while. graphite leather malion cross pup for sale. interior, loaded. CD player, Call Laurie 9D5.665.0191 33KK.. $23,000. Call (905) 263- (snp) 8293. SILVER FOX Egeestrfan Cen- tre. Indoor riding arena, 150 acres of land for hacking. dai- ly tureaut. 1Dmn. N. of Whit- by. Call Knsti 905.656-8549. ROTTWEILLER PUPS, beauti- ful majestic. loyal pets, tome -raised with tender lov- ing care. purebred, parents on site 905-985-8021. LHASA APSO pups for sale $350 Males a females aval- able, various colours. Ready to Oo. (705)786-3124. leave message ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pet Waste systems Startkq at $54.99 up a 150 Ib. wt Dog Lite Jaduts Starting at $25. Zr InHy dram container $25.99. BEST Ban 3'. 4-1/7. 6'. IT Lk*w Guarantee, from 55.99. Dog shovels from 55.99 9.9. 7 days/week. 5th Anniversary sake. Buy or order before May 31st rices 1 year digester tree. (915)723-5413. Fax 723- 1466 Replaced fuel WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn 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 SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 tae Sllarlan f nd,.d hoer Gorgeoals Pafppiet ChampioseAkiP Sired' Akidas. Chocolate Labs. vcllow labs, Bichon Frise Ship tm Mahae, Wesdes. Chihuahua. Border copies. Boston Terriers Seal Poise Himalaywas fNaaek's M Salo "we (Carty Keg a Park Rd 01 1 (905)77-;-5077 1 1 AuoNaeiln yr Sty 1,'2 TOM GMC pickup truck SLE ab. stereo. cd, electric door locks window . crass. at.. 1996 17,0000 a vest on - Friday 426 -QM 5 y CREDIT PROBLEMS? On f Spot 1xlarlCinq Down pay minas trod 5750O.AC Cars trucks vans 1961 to 1994 Aandy Auto Salts lid. 792 Snrcoe Street Sorlk Oatawa. Phm 905-7243382. 1978 Mercedes 300. auto. beaudtud conclude, 59600 00, Car 728-1007. 1982 MAZDA RX7. 5-spd. standar new pard. new Wes. overset spollia p, wendovrs. p minas, sarbof, as is ISM 060. Call 965-3183, 1s" SUZUKI SAMMI 4X4, 202 km. boy good. runs god. new bra. Creeds windshield. rex bumper and baticry. $1000 Oto. 434-2475. (Sip) 1>Ba TITANS AM, 112.000 kms , n0 writers, 305 ar- fomabc, excellent condition, new dres/orakes, fxlrtifked. OW Of" Car 668-6183 after UM BEI&,'TA V6, artb, XW Im cassette. 1 owner no not. dean, $2100 AS is. CAN M506--2436. Mer bpm INS I= CENIIMY, tart blue. with rN aft rnittior, 3.3 litre V-6, 4 Spud aead, wire whorls. air cond., tat cruise. am' cassette, fM01n kms, but vel wd Mair tWrkkrrd.. In I= SWU Mor. (905)176.0673. CenlBed CaN 190 DODGE Raw short -box very 137,000Itngood ��B B, s4,4ao. caN i0� =', a 1st! PONIMC SUN= 6T, 93.000 tet; enLeNNM do": auto and au $4,200 or bat 3� cal K• in, ("5) N&_ fiIEY Cap gays, SM 80,000km. Elcoconum c us ed. Ng &&T. Cal 19" PONTIAC 6000 SE, 31 V6, aft, httyaoadld 53m Also 1967 Clea -Mono 4dlf loaded. V6, aft abet $2500.706 9{70 1919 S4INBMO LE. 2dr.. rid. 4cyl. talc. 209 Kms, foodag condition. now IndntoV Drakes. asldrq X{150 OWL 579-2299 afler Qpw, sob, certHkd13Swill7K4 miM rust, $1700. aft flub- L%m 1111 NYMOM um . 4 door Sedan, doohp, amllMe Cass" Vayer. 86,000 kin. Asbp 400. ReorN 579.1413 - 1 4 WheN Drive 1 1 RMNentnte a all - 11 NWaft for will Rernt 19n, A11TN0 YAM, 4.3 auto. air. new paint, certified. 220 klms.. $SM. 1994 Ford E 350 1 -ton Cargo. 5.8 auto w/over- drive. air. heavy Iri pkg. in" options. 140K. exceffent condition. $12.500. 905-432- 8887. 1995 GMC SAFARI Six van. blue. 4.3 ergine. 73.0001im. loaded. running boards. ex- cellell shape. $13.950 Can Jack 905-885-8967 anytime. 1 Trailers 13111. SOLER Deluxe trailer. fridge. stove, furnace, portable toilet, zippered add -a -room. skips 4, mint conation Call 90.51 292 735. tlFi TRAILER. Great shape, sleeps 6 bathroom, lett, shed. extra fridge, patto table and lairs. $2500 negotiable 613-392-0184 1979 n fl., Layton Trader, excellent condition. 4pc. bath, fridge. Stove. double sink. asking $2.500.905-579-1385 1987 NORTH LANDER SU- PREME. 40-X10, sleeps 4, tun 4pc bath build -n stereo/mi- crowave, 3700' deck, shed. exc cond., $18.000. 80kms east of Oshawa. 905-349.2594 COTTAGE SIZE Trailer, 46 x 12, 3 bedrooms. fully fur- ru"W. Muga d with furnace. aw ri ng. deck. shed, land- ic3W $29.000 (905) 987 - pump. water p0rr4. head gasket. am OOBCAYGEON AREA FULL Stan.rocker arms now brakes. Incas. belts All. bat- SLIDEOUT - 1985 36 toot struts a much more Travda". compleely lur- GOI D 080. CA 426-3056. rksHeed. fol bathroom. hill size 95 GRAND PRIX Sedan. Indge and stove. buA in mf - 65000 km One owner excel- crowave alb stem. 30 ft Cal 721-2. 232 deck a shed. large tela 6-0= aft 6pin $16.500. Can 416- 26714 a lave message. (Sno) SOMETHING Must Go' 95 Cr RENTING 1198 Hardtop tem vic Coupe 5 -speed. air, 641(rrts S11000 89 Anal 100, paters wkly 5325. lap rn- loaded. 1131m5 j[erQ $200: soh f225 -top iwk. sora BO Porsche 924 S -sorrel, - ed. re- $12M.rknd Brooker 905) 1 NO $4000 79 Corvette T- 655-M folps. auto. Pri ate 726-312 160kms 56500 TENT TRAlIER- Sleeps 8. 5725/momh iirsirtast. all n- fromawmrg, rnew t11a. Fn 7-8 p in. Sat 2-3 p m at sun saley Oraka. luttfyn Very elusive available May 1. LARGE 3 -bedroom sem 63-MMS W o.e o MOCK RD. PICKERING wound fiat rider or mature new schools a stores. gat Oshawa Oshawa a an (416) 510• spacious I -Bedroom Luse- WANTED - HARDTOP tent bey, S8� pgrs ubion Avail - 8793 alter 1968 or newer, seeps 905-42o-1415 able July 1st FlruAast Can 6.8, fndge. Muce or SCWV- Mngroom. private entrance. rvin. al 666 -TM , 1997 HOMDA CR 125. show - 1 r ruom condition Awesome running t onbmon with or wrttaut MSR 090orew TIN FORD TEMPO. V6. aulo. $5.600 with equipment .$5.100 anNtm cassette, 4 or. 79,000 OMMA 080 1905) 434-1078 km $5900 or hat rtasoaple offer 434-2775. ltrrifle 1 AsanoWm W~ 1911117 1987 STARCRAFT Aluminum ion 6n Deep V 35hp mere.. 5 Call 5 for unwanted cars electric, power -trim. power. and trucks. project fats and bit. trailer, sic -bar a accesSO- wte orts. ((We hear ant. you nes 51900 trim Call John cast n)905.46-0 2208 905-668-8657 $75 to S75M for scrap ors a 12% KAWASAKI 1100 ZXI let trucks or xry condition veh ser. excellent shape. cover ria. 24Lrr. Fite Towrp. NI Included, very W. pow r Inm Durham Recychni ars a 56500 ON Trailer available, hicks wanted. Car (905)706- 1969 Sea -Doo SP, rum ren. 5740:426.7878. dealer wspeded. $1995- A i A AUTO- Cars, truck. (905)965-4467 bats. We pay 580- $10.000. 31 FT., FIBERGLASS Chns Cash on the spot. Any 00ndi Craft commander, spoA fish. tion. any year Call us any- fish buster 111, excellent Ix1nd- ttne, 24 hours. 7 days. 30 bora. $24,000 or hat offer MOI. service. 905-11586-51303 or Please all (905) 427-9149. 905-706-5M Rrxent Survey ava"ble. CAIN FON CMI we buy CRESTUNER, Aluminum 15'. used vntnides. Vehicles must 1991 - 30Hp Johnson. centre be in jannirp conndiun . Cal console. exce" corbilan- 44B22yy7y-2415 a conte 10 479 SM. Call (905)985-8254 St. East. MURAD AUTO SALES. at ae`oreaN I Reevamcon $CUP CANS Wasted. top prim prpaid Sara day Wilk UP. Alio cars for rwll wiB pay rP b 55000. CaM 688 17711 DLcb tw Sib 1M SMC 1/2 Lon, sold vdi- the in very good asking Sm. 0 9os 666-0651. 1911 1R -TON Cheri rokt. ex- 1xMerl Condition, wbee-coat- tQ nmr- firm,. adfam brain, , '64 t I110e row, 129,000 prkpKaN km.. V6 mom 060.905576-3004. 19b GMC TRACTOR 4WD away atic, good condition, 20K on rebuilt morin*. new firm, front brakes. 53300 Phone 723.7391 1192 0008E DAKOTA pick- up, exooded cab. V8, auto, lowNntNape, asking $11.000. Also6 BIe ha tub 51500. 1 vow 1918 CHEVY NAM 4X4 'As W SOW lot pats. IlltbfiN haties"Wion, 4 what drive. Works wet. $1500 DBO. Call 728 -MM. Afar 6 p.m. MOTONNOME 88 Rally 2611 with generator. lust 20,000kMs. slaps 6. looks like new. 523 500. call (905)668-1951 11 AvnlrnaetM r BZMARW00D. Jay 1st. 1000 %ft. 2 -bedroom, walkout to dot, 4pc. bWk hal i ktldmt, parkii able. No p(BslsMDk- 0201433OW inclusive. (905)427- 01E and two bedroom, aPNM- s, in most be ad1M building. Available ary- time. Stevenson a Rossarb. Oshawa 905723-1009. AJAX 1 -bedroom apartment, a claw immediatdr $550 tttotrthtY plea hydra. rslipst. Cal 619 -Ml after 6p.m. 1-KONOW citral location newly renovated. $48Wmon0e, firsWst SIM, fridge, water, heat. p�rfdnet iceluded. calf 728-1747. t -N NOMi, partially fur- nished apartment. Newly decorated. Available imme- cat*. SM Mth Dat and hydro included. FirstAast re- �fired. Also Double garage 100hr1oM1. 723-1290. 1 b 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedroom apartments $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or v1sit us at: www.y;e'hx It;l � : ,rni wall street/floor/ :hrlserhtml- 2 BEDROOM A"ernert. sep- arate entrance ' car pankrtq 5500. ua01rklS Available May 1st. Cal 905764-6667 AJAX. �e�rcc :: tuse:nert user street. fenced backyard. ear all amenities, public .'ansa at door 4 appliances. 5650 Inclusive Available em- -edlatey 683-8294 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, in tirnby Apt building, spa- ous carpeted, newly paint - 1 with balcony. dose to bus. gppNg, all W*tm included.' •SVlau required. pets. 1 ^edroom $690. 2 bedroom S'90 3 bedroom SEC Cal A-0134 BACHELOR APARTMENT. dgeistovrJmncrowavo-4aun- ory Lanbbes. hydro. able o- : ded Avail Homed f500r -9. No Pets. non-smoker. "7 Varcoe Rd. Courba, 436- 28M SMCHM well-maintained 2 bedroom apts Avail. at 900 and 888 Glen St Some wim walk-in CIOWS. paint provid- ed Close to schods. Shop- ping centre. GO Station Utili- on included. Car 72849M OSHAWA spacious 2 -bed- room apt. Gibb/Momrave Oulet clean building, laundry, parking, storage, no pits $620 . hydro, ISVWLW Avail. June 1st. 905-725-9226. OSHAWA - StevensoNAnna- pohs. large sunny-one-bed- roombaSemen, apt. Sep en- trance/parking. Washerldryerl uhhhes included MO smoking/ pets. Single working person preferred FnrstAast. May 1 $550 723.8369. OSHAWA central - 2 bed- room apt Very Clean. Quer 5565 Sud seniors or couple. JIM IV Call 905-725-9151 "Wonx -newly renovated 2 bedroom basement apt Sep enhance, for 1 or 2 work - n0 people. nor smoking. no pets $680 plus security' de - POSIT Avail. immediately 905)619-0542 PICKERING - SELF CON- TAINED one bedroom base- ment apartment. clm lo Go, $575. includes utilities. suit single non smoker. June 1st (905) 837-2968 PICKERING VILLAGE - ate bedroom Lasemem apt Cable. parkrq. Sep entranuce. win- drytx.. use d pooVyxd no pets $700 ndusniellirst/last Available Immediately 426- = PICKERING, one-bMmom basement 2 minutes to 401. separate entrance parking, Laundry. S680/manth Non- smoker Available "me - *a" Cal (905)831-9388 BACHELOR APT in private POUT WNW Lmrem, fIr hcme on Liverpool Rd Fully Instilled bachelor basement . THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 1, I"S-PAGE 21 RIF` a5a a l pm- a l ill r 01 - I^ ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE SOCK OF RENT 1464" OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII =100,000 MORTGAGE CARRIES FOR $700hnornth kNrwmurn fruPP" $30,000 yea - -Pbwor Of S�dsW avrailebles - AssurrnWe Mortgog" � • D for Cal riiAarkll to dolt tl7 "�` (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840.6275 Mark Stapley Sebe Rep- Salton Group Eimer Paaay $ t � I A At+ luic AII� 1 WHY RENT? OWNYOUR HOME FROM T700/MONTH J Distress Sales Available Not Much Downpayr writ? 1 Discharged Bankru� 71 1905) 571-6275 1-80o-840-6275 Mark Stapley Saes neo 5~ ;How Excel Foy ABA DADA OU We nave a home for you 5500 down Chace - 6 manns tree or free Iegals or reduced mortgage rate. From $750homh all In - 1 rt clusive. Income repin2mem from $27.500 gross Call Ken Collis. COldwen Banker 19051728-414 AJAX. get 3-brm, quiet street. fenced $1100 pus. Stere 19651683.5341 AJAX, house for rem. 3 -bed- room Hwy ZRa1000d. CIOse to scrods. transit. ran - smoker. ret pets Available June 1st Cindy 686-5297 ATTENTION 6000 TENANTS, Top Value' This One K For You" Attractive Cosy }bed_ room single family home In South Central Oshawa, com- Wekey renwvated in tale 1995 New krdwen, new bathroom. wall-to-wall briaaoloom Nice tentad-n backyard. Darlung a for 2 rs r4y a Go bus nearby $745.whetes Firsv Last montes rent repltred ReferefeCa. nidi -pe owners pettrrsd For hmmeda rt oc- cupency aK between 7pm- 90M (416)480-0217 5560 mnentnty. Cal 9W371 r_' ti4Dar+e tmrswou i-raerbrY COO TICE 3-DeOroan back - suitable tor 11 15M 01- PIMPING baseaynt desire Available Juni split tamely room, 1-tR melt two bedool fly 5 gara0t. mery artras. May (1161 ZB2-6705 2 A 3 BEDROOMS available rho tMdurp, spacioves �� - SNEPPAtID/Rnebek- urge nrontn Was ublnres l:aW 1 )7T3 t673 or June 1st No pets SWNp at traitor, CCrrvenelR yea, Sm 1 bedroom pastRlMf apt 101 I 523 7 $740 all inclusive. Oshawa flee Ind. (905) 427-2154 all rel Newino Y renovated S67S' LARGE 2-bedroon lower au Cal 721-2. 232 arromt WA M includes tddnks and plex. newly decorated. Osra- -dry Avail- able June 1 668-1946 COZY 2-6entreecN. $575 1 Bedroom 5550. Includes ubk- Cabk. Cal 831-2392 wa 1 ,Jun Yard 2 1EDROOM lower drplex. am NEW I bedroom ,walk -out basement Avadablt SOUTH PCXENNG, 2 -bed- 56 Ava47blt June 1u Yard laundry Quiet prFdt Immediately S450/ moll! m- room basement apartment. Phone 557x1- plus utMr+a I7S7 sac. $77S/npM. Doren tom dushle. CaN 427-04,99 5725/momh iirsirtast. all n- appoiwnenN 905 Fn 7-8 p in. Sat 2-3 p m at sun person 728-7784, elusive available May 1. LARGE 3 -bedroom sem , t I.12 nom 691 Frdb . CR. MOCK RD. PICKERING wound fiat rider or mature new schools a stores. gat Oshawa Oshawa a an (416) 510• spacious I -Bedroom Luse- nrN1-swofnmq couple. No pen bey, S8� pgrs ubion Avail - 8793 targe eat -in ielclner , o- 905-42o-1415 able July 1st FlruAast Can Mngroom. private entrance. 728 9661 3M $WOE S. ?lew4y reno- swicking apokentas' $675 Available vated I bedroom from S530 „M„ (9051668.0512 mdusrvt. Santoe/Grbb area � non-smoker. 905837- Available IMwMlaky Sat- CENTRAL Odum. large 1, 2. Prom 915.571-3229. 6 3 bedroom apartments MT SNICOE N large cyan avalam m rel-anyntared dost b all am&NlkS 2 bed apt Eat- n kitchen. Car 7234 077 parking. 1rrWr0ppet. stove. snare 1 56601MO.utd 3316 tar apporntnernt tea view. -dry Avail- able June 1 668-1946 COZY 2-6entreecN. $575 1 Bedroom 5550. Includes ubk- AJAX a Oslywa- Badxbr 1 tiesI st a tau. reference 401?yY Rd area' available a 2 bedroom aptsavxpbk. Now and Jug 1st For moe 905579-0191 JHuge 2 3'A`rorn 5691 and 3 B/R ft" $745 opts at 280 Wentworth St W. Utilibes included 9rgM and dean- (lose to schools, shopping. Can for acct to viewr- (905) 721-8741 TDWIIUME AREA. very urge )ire bedroom self confalnea information Cal Excel Prop- DURHAM Collet area. 2- loweralf d rhoose. 4 aP- erra 404-81111114 bedroom In quiet, dean 5- prances, fenced yard. park. plea $6s0/month Inclusive. ng. $725 n]Ckw a Imme- AJAX - Sp WWI new 2 bed- avanlaoe June 1st. Call 905- dose Possession 576.3830 room. separate entrance. rn� 725-60016.WHITBY. ONE bedroom pal yl. Mit apartment on oo bus Oak to go. UK Amiable Jure F1MCIyLMAP001. luxury WtUen with dishwasher 19 (905) 6 -4822 one bedroom basement apart- - Wn- mem. professioaalty finished. vale Palo. available Juane 19 AJAX 1A116E one Dcdroom Slpank entrance. 5650 ger` 668-7634 PC, i bath.yl mo Call (416) 925-1568. SHMM, Batteries A one ate entrmce, 4Pager, (416) 812.1457 udbes end able. fire safety bedroom available in ren cvt ftd No dogs Sound n- FURIMSIED BASEBENT � txefdrg 4 Severs sulated ceding. Shared lawn- BACHELOR . SSOO/month, at Realty Ltd 905.668-7777 dry. S7501momh.-Call (905) inclusive Immediale. AQ- WWTBY 1 -Bedroom Duo - OSNRMIA 3 bedroom noun -dose 'a all a111QNMs Avail. atrk Ilnlreailly For more :�'mshon can (905) 728- OSHAWA- 2 bedroom baw mentapt Panting. Rdsor0ci g arta- 5420/momr all nUu- sive Call after 4 p m 726- 2970 Towrnolrne 1 e For p" COURTICE - 3 bedrooms. dose to 401 June 19 Car days after April And wa- lends ar"" No pets 905- 683-2852 Mer 4pm or (416) 283--0647 or days (905) 683- 8055 PKURIMG S. A LlwrpeN Road 3 -bedroom townhouse, dose to G0, schools a shop - Ping. $919 plus uNen Firsti, lau AvaO* from May Ist 905-839-9446. 426 1556 sip Pkan near eS, a� Das sLaundry acurbetop u high. dry. ment apartmentingfif. DA M1011 M. E Odra basernerill apt 1 bedroom +�10aI. Wrndry park- � non-smoker. 905837- spacioust. separate el,M h>rce. to G0 bus,wa . 3 bedroom torMome. n0, m ppa�s, ran smdrer is group ��. kd kikJN4 store. No smokuplpets- June avaitaoliry. cal 436- 6 last. References, $695 in NI TYRONE Village. Spam" to possession. 3316 tar apporntnernt tea view. dusive. Call 427.8512. 2 bedroom apartment, avail- OE20Q OSKNW Corbett Hill 1EOR0011 (tlrs Private sit- able June 1u, wen MAn- tBNtftY EST Sp00BSS Otte bedrm. bsmL apt_ Own entrance a faun ft with garage, 3 yard. Ref.. $750.00 Ind. (90M)SM6 7504. May 15Dt. NKRLEA AREA - 1 bed - rim . Den easeraw am in- lamed, Wrkd, lyMby, i625+hy0ro- C0433-7810. 2 -bedroom, taaul ciw lots d room. Laundry, 3 ladroow 1 1Q haft wo from basemers. N W parking. no pets. air. wwoo- powims. garage Avail. May LARGE 2 bedroom above �y/June 1st. 1 year lase 31, no pets. SB90rmo.. 9M. group ��. kd kikJN4 1750 rtduOvie.Mrsi lave ref• 905 723 6712(aM 5) batt. Laundrypyhuip, private 1�1JIanepj9�)5057i1f 1 era's (WSWG-7509 H10tere 1� ist 1 -bedroom basement y npart apa amerM a- ala.„ with fireplace, big bal- OE20Q ment built. June 1st pos- 1EOR0011 (tlrs Private sit- PNCNE111NC - L-rpooVKros_ session. 5695 neorhtlnty, 1SV en0 room n county. ter- m, one bedroom + den (drilds lst. OSHAWA. large tur- nlislsed or ulrvrkshed tae dt �), privatnadessise erntrarnce, Der laundry. vaurd, 5596 1silasl Ph" tared $365Jmdnith. SWeve $750 ee a rsA Noi appoiwnenN 905 905-9853fi07 sip. dusivt, suit Slhgle woman. pet/swokWq. 1100 sq. ft.. 576-8381, elan sltroka 56501mprdh, first/ 837-6667 6-10 weekends/ 1-pMd baw last, m pets. Available Jule 150190&831-8143. weakd . man. near downtown. GO. k CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE NEN OWNERS. MGT - Large WEST OF OSNMNA Centre, modem 1-blbroom bachelor C. fireplace, pure redn smoker, no pets. 1lrsbin Whites Rd S./401. bewtilul apartment, creek ala.„ with fireplace, big bal- + SSSsO! _ _ sS t v fan* bwb% Genn. cony. prink entrance, avail - 665 B&B available 2031, able May 31st. f625 lila 19M weekly 0.c monthly to 57&2925 sive. even able TV Suit one WHY rat when you an own Hydro staff __.-.. person 728-7784, u Your own horse for loss !hare welcome! '2-bdlm bsmt apt. $650. + 40% Util Pool, AX, w/both Avail. Aug 1tt Days, 683-5911 Eves, 725-0745 NEWER ARi_ - Simc oe S. d oor. one 1 bedroom Bl. 5575 plus hydro. call Biu at 436- 1944 lot aW NORTH OSHAWA Super large 1 "oom. Extra large balm- ry. Wen maruped guae dald Lig. Cwdfokd enbanoe. 5624 Ill. able, Wbg- No dogs. Jug 1st 905-579.5554 you tNnk?!! CM Dave Hay - 420 -0042 lock Sales Rvililin 3800 Summit R 905 91 LIQ PICK nml Duse/Hwy.2. 3211 ( ) OSIMWA, Biwipark Rd., ane bedroom 5584. 2 bedroom $670, spacious clean Imih lo 8 plan. Leat and par" ill- dUM.Near 401. IstAast. no pets. 1.888.749-2738 Vrge room lot rent. own path a N roan, Owe kAden A laundry. $125heek Cat 905- 839-055, ROOM FOR RENT. West ive Pickering, wprivate bath- room, SiloWnonth. CaN 509- 2262. or 42G-1293. a 1Dots a e l orldt anon Rent Remay CLEARWATER. 2-3 bedroom fully fumshed mobile (per- manent) homes Central air POOLS. hot tub, near beaches and major attractions Child ren welcome $275/week. Photos shown In your home 9051683-5503 ROOM For Rent No pets, no smoking. Available immediately. Call after 3 pm 428-7036. Furnished ACCoinodtlipq PICKERING - 4 bedroom ex- ecutive name Inoround pool. at con, to share with profes- sional non-smoker NO pets S60GImo 420-3oM 1 Snared Accommodown AAE YOU Atession- all Clean 2 bedroom with NC and garage to Share. Non - Smoker no pets Can (905) 831-0117 COtNITICE- (Townune/1Vash) Room for rent in 5 LVL side- sprt Share kit bath, pod 540x3 Female preferred Call (9051 433-2007 OSHAWA-Furnished room in central locationnye Of fe- male welcome $320 eanttr rlCIUS!" available '""- da4ty Plane 579-0W4 PICKERING FumlShed Rooms S3; & S.-;40 uncha_an-e first &last non-smoker Call Ken (905)420-7347 TUUNG luwng ',) snare stmroy 2 - bedroom ap rtmem wOn wap proyssaral $435 a - Dy ultma ndWed Avar1- AW'mmedasely 571-5234 . Corrdonrrrrrse 1 rRnt ♦ROCK RD , 2 o4C uu. '00Wnces new Pawn. caliper es . first Cuameudws $1115 Was parking a hydro Avail - Aft ,Minot ally 905831- 2210 e 1 On" a R OSINWA 4 Mwws Fin al C seRe 500 'c'40tt 2nd 'icor on f400 man ttr 300- I SM sat from $300 600 Sq ft 2 ndflog across from Osh Cartfe. East Oshawa. 400 son shoprstorage. Call 434-2447 or 655-4132 IDEAL Probsomw 350 s4 IL grand Is" 0 491- OfRCs wIh fig 9OYOOOM onB WaillneyFIA AM RMI N"06" 905409.3581 1 CDEWS Ow Red A BEAUTIiIII SETTOB on Lake Seymour, hely equipped housekeeping costages, pool, PWAVmnd. sore. 2 his. WE Toronto. Campbewore. 1-888- 8/3-2212. 100IMG NOW for Spring a Summer Rentals. Good Pidr- Fishingi Pau - dash lake near Bancrofl -oozy 2 a 3-6" gaga with rood - stoves. Tull kitchen. 3 -pie bath. ind'I docking a good SwiRM". DU BBQ bonfire Pits. screened porch, sunset views. From $435iw4L 5 min. to wat woblang trails of Sil- ent lake PP.: 1 hr. from Ago - regain Pyle Boat relntas avail. 613-333-1711; visit our web- site: www.mwdesign.neV psthores.rrml 91 rr ltae IINda14 CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 bed - roan. 0"o-, Dol. jacuu1. BBO. private yard. available tow. For rt0 And ID vww PNIM 305.579-3788. 1 I Pnvate Homes For Say 3.41DROOM 3_ �rrh mantainea *on i;enlri walk -out to dellclose to 401 Offer121 500 or 905-728325.. Dent AJAX, s187.9Do Pnvale Sale 4 -bedrooms 2.112 Daft train poor, laurndry room, far"_ room with fireplace Huge lot AN aMianca Close to 401/llwy 2. (905427-4034 GORGEOUS WNttly 3 bed- room 2 storey tow nnoust of fkuShed oascmem a walkout to or vast fenced backyard Scooted In a well m itef d :�nplex with low Wally 'efts Features many up- rada Must be seen Aslunqq 124.900 Cal Terry 668-3800 for Prnraee shoving (Sip) M.W. WHITBY, all brisk 3 Jeoroom 2 ' 2 baths, Mesned basemen, doubt' garage a Onve. $169000 all 905- 666-0159 PICKERING Glendale m- "Ac:iUte '•acted 3 bedroom 2 bedroom a"" Fireplace i main floor txmyroom Lige larndsaped lot. 2 vxaa- o uts. new mot No er fur- nace. floor covrrNgs. ores arta $214 900 Private 1823 Brant So 905.889.0350 RARE OPPORTUNITY !ill Renovated as nett 2 and 3 uadroom townhouses 4 new appliances. 528.000 yearly itneowy to quality $Sm or posit GOOD CREDIT Some rent to own to qu khed pur- chaser Excellent Ships ,Ive Gentleman Asker of Cobwml Bankerta :A at 905.728-9.14 TWO STORY single family Pock home 3 Dedroons 2 tW bams on a 50 be. 5129 ow an 905.725-9991 Owelopanwt Lam In ACRES - I mut to Bow- manvnlle 2 road frontages Excellem I.. mane Asking 5500.000 Terms Walter Frank. Royal LePage, Frank Real Estate 576-4111 Lob 1N so 4 RESIDENTIAL lots. 40x140 (real backyards), treed. short walk to mapsrappwwnpq and he. Male an titer, (905)683- 6689,(905)683.6880 Dave. 5 ACNE near Apsley Hydro. Warn wnered. $14.900 $1.000 down Payments $107.00 Bir (905) 355-1565 ager 7. WHOW W LOT on Bay d Onrnte at Telegraph Mum" 90250' deep. Ideal for trader. Drilled well, hydro at prop" We. Asking $42.000. Cal 905- 412.7639. (snp) 1 ONNWTow MUST be sold! Owner has bought out Of province. Large DlKrgibw with walkoul lower level, 2 bedroom ala. Hal arae Yea trdrM lot on The Say Of Ouwtey off Hwy n, 4 mikes west d Napanee. Price $175.000 o.b.o. win early For direcborwnior- rnatim aN 613449-0626. 1 CoN4144 r 1NR. WATU"OMT Cotage an trent System - Talbot Riv- er. Mr. from Oshawa, 20min. from Casino Fane; 3 bed- rooms, fkew- Septic, dock, deck. addition: year-round use, leased lot. asking $39.900 060. Call Pat 905- 725.7388 or Mike 905-571- 7743. PAG* 22ilfl* NEWS ADVERTISER! FRiDAY,'MAV 11, 199N :11 krtprovetttents :11 Improvwnents ; 1 al•i^9 i ..��- . Rouse Clwting : Houee peMNng M Ilslwp CherMe C & t HOME DWIPROVEMENTS Renovations, fences, decks, kitchen cabinets, concrete, sidewalks, patios, curbs, wallpaper & paint. (905) 432-3437 or (905)434-5777 �j&;�n 6 Sen Xe Lt an spU*1 I h l)- Mems e '4 nnrs serixf elan Dts1-ourlt RVDGET HOME DIRROVEIMIENTS Basement Apts., Rec-roans, plurribi ng, Additions, electrical. drywall, ceramic tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905}- 619-4663. Cel.(416) 5604663 GCB CONSTRUCTION Serving Durham Repairs Renovations asul Cotultra" o l needs for22 years. 686-1913 MARS ALL GROUP NUM[ LMf' p•u+m+g Free esrialates Sewion Discounts 1905) 4za-mk: Ask foe Paul MASTER HOME RENOVATIONS The one to an when your home needs renovating. Kitchens. bathrooms. basements. to suhdecks. par" & plastem9. No cab is too big or oro sinal. Beal the sprang tush and save 15% on la1w. Can today for tree estimate. 9054394041 NEW HOMES • Additions • Renovations • Roofing • Basements • Bathrooms • Decks John 427-0059 Payless Decks & Fences Post setting Serving Durham for over 10 yrs. 427-9524 IMPROVEMENT Deus Fences. Sheds and Lanescaprq. N renoWnon naaOs Free Estirnates Cal Rick 905 6194681 416 953-7607 SIGON GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Serving Durham Region 23 yrs. Additions, stn decks, patio doors, speer & rec rooms etc. Free Estimates 576-5760 :1 ftaerdytnart additions, framing, basements. artificial ponds, etc..... Call for Fire ES t" (905) 432018 (905) 4345292 PAINTING A PLASTERING :No cab too big or small - You pay are�y �i -Free estimates' Can Sea at: Pickering (416 4U-5911 cell) or 995( 931 2e All Pm Painting and Wallpapering stucco cnlmg, rk-ncral rcpam Top quality nwk 1 1 reaauuMc tic` C-11 fur a FREE Estimate 414-9669 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean. reliable service. 420-0081 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we Price them all! Free esti- mates. sernors discoart, short notice moves. Ap- diances moved. also storage space evadable. Comparable rates. Can (90519{7-4437 or I AMW263-5936 MR,"IIALSIII MOV�C A STORAGE (louses Aron rifMs apses. Applurres i Pura Spec, Nuts Sahhta a Mi0- 1aorRn Discounts, tattsed. insured Free Estimates Prisiew cal service. Call 436-7795. Eapertenced Gose Movers Bargain rates, homes. offices. apt.. etc. Pimp Padang available. 423-02" RoA" CARPET A & C ROOFING, And Alamium Shingling• all types of roofs, new and old. Workmanship Guar- anteed.10% Discount to Seniors, fully in- sured. Free estimates. Call Asdrew ad lees► 4284r M : 1 Pllrtlbin9 • 1 a JEDtoovc cuRx PA Pill & 4NdMairicef Ca Lid COrrMleller� Li.9r _ FE%!lured, I1t�eNi, akloorsdons E renovadotns new aNn oonMs, PLWW ieplsirs FREE ESTMATES IS YRS. EXPERIENCE 24 HOUR SERVICE 6064172 1400x91-2303 tllariq A 0l _p M Mreitt0 A Sunup ommmmmmL- AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving wAW ies. Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. 725-0005 or 42740005 INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretchhng. our speciality. Free estimates. 0 & N Dolan, 907-1719 er997-1000 t nae" &. CUAM SOMMS Am"r. too trier of t 7 Theresa a IOM. 666.0727. SW"&.an tip to 30d0u0S4ft. YauRatRtq. floors dse flue wthe�d. wtdbw Mopes. tlasc hoards, a rrltetever nwodw q 10 Beats e+O1 'P rk CBS Reda M 416.79i -l204 . 1 t++twws a 7=1aA" OF BDA N Quality r RATES Free Estimates, Fully Insured lawns, gardens, pruning, pee removal Chris O'Brien (905)725-9184 DRIVER EDUCATION We prepare applicants for their G1 to G2 driving test also G2 to G. Learn to drive with us for maximum insurance reduction 416-283-1629 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.0 -4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 •Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416) 287-3060 • • AOuR EnMnatertwht Ra grwk-wit s *v friend r EXOMMA SEY I G Dl,WWM REGION f_1XCA.AN0.- & CL41% autrnm a 06(2E'IM GUARANTEED Hiring Drivers 4104E-8761 895 We want people who want to lose weight. This is not a diet but a program that helps the body lose weight and maintain good sound health. it's safe, natural. tts'guarnteed to work or Your -St9.9money back lt6i930 897 A NATURAL way to lose weight or improve your health is through Heathen Sent Herbs. IYe lost 60 lbs. Kelly Remmer - Herbalist (416)282-7305 Don't Forget The News awnified Dept phone operators we available for your conve- nience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified" Please Call 683-0707 MAID SERVICES A Derision of Gailbnd Maintenance Services Mothers Day Special! with bookings of weekly or bi-weekly service prior to Mothers Day; receive half price on the First Four Cleans. ' Subject to terms & conditions 683-7515 rw Yard • UA me=' wireurrnc�a RANGER LANDSCAPING Lawn Cutting $15 & up Spring & Fall Clean up Trimming / Garden work "Excellent Rates and Excellent Service" GUARANTEED! (416)806-1808 (905)619-2125 an1 O"_ a • 1 atrrg + larleeutPr tarhOrcrgN TREE REMOVAL a MAINTENANCE Stimw renumal ALmnflecapinll CALL DAVE 831-7055 Party Serfma : Party Swvieee RA=rr WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 66e -49u Fie" ChrNn ; tiNtft aperture to I YOU u h D dos"- W N MI -V% IN clot Elbe a" below sa41 Y" C"M wiw s 3 to 4 hour FISHING EXCURSION NOW Tei W g 'Mast be eel liela lsieer U" weassic 19ft tw a" tFsb& Nest be 13 yeses & "a tw PertAese frmawy jua4 rrrr uut the vallot « sena It In Dy the deadline May 10th, 1998. Winner will be notified by phone on May 11-13, 1998 I M8111 to: RSHM y • t P.O.Oshawa, Ondario. LIN 711.5 •r LN h,gemormns • 1 1 vferrrua — a • 11 hanwrstwe • 1 1 R►4raRtorturaa • 11 arYeasuriurrn Toronto cop charged in woman's assault PICKERING — A veteran Toronto police officer has been charged with assault following an off- duty incident in Pickering in which a woman suffered a cut to the head. Durham Regional Police said offi- cers responded to a residence after receiving a 911 call around 10 p.m. Tuesday. The victim was taken to Ajax - Pickering General Hospital where she was treated for a wound to the back of the head before being released. Michael William Shaw of Pickering was arrested at the scene and held in custody overnight. Constable Shaw, 43, appeared in Oshawa provincial court Wednesday. He was released on his own recog- nizance. The 24 -year veteran of the 33 Division traffic unit was suspended from his duties with pay pending the outcome of the case, said Sergeant Marilyn McCann of Toronto police. Budget on breakfast menu The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade hosts the 1998 Provincial Budget Breakfast Wednesday, May 6 at Pickering's Regalis Restaurant. The breakfast, beginning at 7:30 a.m., will feature presentations by Durham West MPP and Community and Social Services Minister Janet Ecker and a taxation specialist from Deloitte and Touche. They'll talk about the budget that's being released Tuesday. Registration is $15 for members and $20 for non-members. For more information call the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade at 837-6638. 7M NEWS ADVF,RTISERr MDAV,,MAY 4, 1f96 -PAGE 23 Ounbarton do-gooders Talented students at Dunbarton High School in Pickering put their skills to the test in the Durham Skills Competition held recently and came away with a clutch of medals for their efforts. Celebrating their achievements are (in front) Sherri Blacklaw who won gold in electronic publishing, (back row from left) Nick Boers who won gold in electronics, Shawn Andrews and Scott Luscombe who teamed up to capture gold in animation, school principal Arend Dekker, and Andrei; Latimer, who won silver in the automotive ,ategory. Pizza pals The YMCA in Durham was the beneficiary of a fund-raiser held by staff at the Pickering Pisa Hut location held recently. A car was held to raise the money and totalled $235. Accepting the cheque on behalf of the YMCA is Kim Adshae, an employment counsel- lor with the agency. At right is Pizza Hut store assistant manager James York. 3 1edr"m all Sam water- front cottage. Includes III house. Wliner bass boat 8 trailer Fridge and stove M- cety treed lot 75' frorrtage 137 It deep NO AGENTS PLEASE Into/viewing phone 705-878-5586.(snp) ow Peft � NoaN flaeee FOR SALE: 1988 Trophy 3711 Dark model Mobile Home Lo- ateI at Newcastle Trailer Park 623 King SrE Und 6. Newcastle. Ont. Irpuire at 905-576-4200 C. Anison. ri on C—W Trailer Son REO SETTER RESORT - fami- i campground and cottage eson on tte Trent. Large loaasots. ous Full took -up om 5825 2 and 3 bedroom :mages from y125Meek. sechall. store. pool. Iakefrom swrmmnp. Ix>adrtq good fish - ng. 9g5-436-0607: 705-776- 3% SHADED sites available at Stoney Pont Trailer Park. Io - :aced on Rica Lake Varrous traders also for sale. Call 705- EW2107 to Lrrd CAPITAL FINANCIAL. Cash in 72hrs at excellent rates for XV reason. No kens or lea Don't pay tot 3 vont! Call %M -spm. 416.335-8245 MONEY PROBLEM. Get out of debt Quid: without p0rq baravupt or berg oarrrsfMed Everyone acapied regardless of Creat rating. can for frac krfornraborl. 905-575-3505. S41017M Iaarts ndead f3aTA1IIMG A LDAs IS NOT GUARANTEED. SM COMPIMES CHANGE UP- FRONT FEES. DTIIERS DO ROT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU NVESTIGATETHOROUGH- Ly 1 BEFORE SIGHING AMY i CONTPAM IntlRanta MORTGAGES Good, bad and -arc:ng for any por- ales tram 4 49% AN 4: ons accep edd Cow, Mortgage 666666 n GOING OUT A busmess iso- rc stool. sucit as Push. :s. books. videos. hard- ."eand more. Great for scares. IUs markets yard sales Cal Gad alter 6 p m 905) 725.7076 HAIRSTYLIST, Nad Tetnm- :an Cwn a terrific beauty salon, ti equipped 7 sta- tions. Nath Oshaw.Alw 1100 sCn FLowert Gill stop or 22M son Not kanrc relit) store Easy terms. reason- able rem.oDeotrrn�a amiss tltae Moptip n nae to- KNLD THE PMWSS OF A LVEMI Come io our tree senor Wednesday lift 6 all 730 pm Durham Dowd of Ed cation' 400 Taurean Rd E. lby whI you are Interested in d part of full-time sales. come out tour now you an shit a busnew rrA tree To Ion our ream of successful women Cal Mary Racist (905) 420- 0892 or Maatdrte Colontallo 005157460!6. UM M The NOW Home based business t1W works nousands air: earrrrq f300NIR maPR 1-a00.229• 7139 for 3 rrteklfe overview. Sat. May 2nd at 10 a.m. 070 Toselon Rd. E. Whfty We are setting 2 estates from local d Toronto movers plus others including 12 pc. modem diner, excellent set of dishes, 7 pc. oak bedroom suds. 2 old pine cabinets, 7 pc. oak diner, fridge, stove, washer, dryer, all al- mond; coffee d end tables, 2 sectional sofas, new so- fas d love seats, 3 bed sofas, 3 pc. wall unit, oak tables 8 chairs, prints, oak roll top desk, 2 pianos, new mat- tresses, large quantity of white pine lumber, 2 sewing machines, large quantity of paint b stain, canoe, golf dubs, plenty of glass, dishes, lots of smalls, new oak china cabinet, freezer, 2 carpet shampooers, 25 TV, 2 step ladders, 1 ext. ladder, safe, plus much more. Rote Time: 10 a.m. AR excellent sale of INTllibre and small item. Somemaill for eeeryons. Plan to aneed. ViewtR� Friday from / p.m. to 0 p.m. Term Cash, VW, NX, lmerac. McLean Auction 6 Liquidation 005-000-3291 or 985-M-2836 AT PORT PERRY FIFA MARKET IS40 HWY 7A WEST PORT PERRY SUNDAY MAY ;RD its NOON Antique sewing machine, victorian rocker, old coat stand, old school bell, 1 hydraulic tin dump truck, old fine crane (made in England), E. Ingraham Co. pocket watch, furniture, many other collectables not listed at this time. irooe Kellett (791 3zwaxss 1 taeesa+rs LIVE PSYCHICS have the answers you are searching for. Call 1-900-451-4232 Adults only. $3.99/min. OSHAwA RELAXING MA SAGE Shiatsu Sema 4G King St w1905i 4049625 11 30 am .9pm 01 4mmouffaft NO TDCE 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. 2111191 Fax Now Adlvelrtiser 905-579-4219 Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone operators are avail- able for your con- venience every Sat. 9:30 to .00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 590 590 590 ON HOW TO START YOUR OWN HOME-BASED TRAVEL BUSINESS Did you know that the travel industry is the fastest growing business in the world? TRAVELSOURCE, an All -Canadian Company with 31 years experience will be conducting an introduction seminar on the Home -Based Travel business on: Thursday, May 7 th HOLIDAY INN, OSHAWA (401 at Sloor cutoff, exit 419) SEMINAR TIME IS 7:00 P.M. No wtventory, no receivables, interesting tax deductions and great travel benefits, mWw this an opportunity that must be examined. Participants wishing to attend this EBU seminar call 1-1-9999 to register and receive a $50. please Travel Coupon. SPACE IS UNITED TO 30 PERSONS PER SEMINAL Not multi IoNN marketing. PAGE 24 -'IME NEWS ADVER77SER FRIDAY, MAY 1, IM • AUDIO • COMPUTERS F'.: i E APPLIANCEStTl**, v - j 2-5" Calow LCD Sam Cm■cerda • Wen" resaiu m Sim fan • 16x oPW + 64x trip W zm bolery •5kAP Skbizom #=IS MTW215 •' VIDEO • MUSIC CD j • COMMUNICATIONS ON = iiERYT�ING with your Future Shop Card Sublet► to credit approval. Interest accrues from dare at purcnase Accrued interest will be wowed if urchose amount is paid to full on or ,before promotion due date. Nominal administrahor 'ee . z vf�rie at hme of purchase. See below for details `aummm� —rte , `a" i I �i Price & Product in effect until May 5th, 1998 ill M r M Ie OWES= h ~ M ro...mr 16 M M N KMe W In we" =M of AAA w� a"fm�SMA$ plM/. 11 . 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