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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_05_12PICKERING EDITION Check Out Our Flyer Specials In Fri. May 151' Paper! (905) 420-9707 e.r..»s tea.. 1CtiTCAE1�iS � BATAS FICNIT For exciting del:509-5 CO �]CCC C Mails cart... c y—J J J J AD V E R T I S E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Tuesday, May 12, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 16 pages Higner iearning Loss of funding aid for Durham deaf students feared By Linda White Stan reperier Deaf students here are among those concerned about provincial changes in the funding of their post- secondary education and are calling on the government to help ensure they're not "forced into a lifetime of living on social assistance" because they're uneducated and unemploy- able. - That was among the messages members of Durham's deaf commu- nity took to Queen's Park in Toronto Friday, when the Ontario Associa- tion for the Deaf (OAD) held a rally and presented the Tones a list of de- mands that includes more egtutable tuition fees and specialized support services. Traditionally, the cost of educa- tion for 10 per cent of students with disabilities — including the deaf — has been picked up by the Ministry of Community and Social Services while the remaining 90 per cent carne from student loans. That's due to change, as respon- sibility of that small group of dis- abled students is transferred to the Ministry of Education and Training. The government has been working for more than a year on the transition wW "wants to make sure (deaf stu- dents) can continue to access the ed- . on they need;' reports Minister of Community and Social Services JANET ECKER 'Make sure deaf students can continue to access the education they need.' plication issue," explains Ministry of Education and Training spokesman Danielle Gauvin. She says the min- istry now spends $11.4 million on college and university education in Ontario for students with special needs, which includes the cost of picking up things like transcribers for the deaf. As well, there are some 170 stu- dents studying in the United States. Expenses of those currently enrolled and those set to attend in the fall will and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker. See DEAF/Page 3 "For the government, it was a du- WHAT"S INSIDE HOW TO REACH US EdMwbi Paye ..............6 Spoilt ....................9 Name Dropping ............11 Clatslfled .................12 Web sNe www.durhamnews.net General .............683-5110 Death Notices ........683-3005 Auction Line .........683-7545 Sincerely Yours ..1-800-662-8423 Vol. 33, No.19 photo by A -J. &M Walk like an Egyptian... Staff and students at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering sure get into character during their studies. A group of them currently studying an- cient civilizations dressed up in period attire to help bring fife to the edu- cational unit. In clothing worn by the people of ancient Egypt are (from left) teacher Kendra Godin-Svoboda, Bruce Elliott and Giselle Selim. with activation N Y Some conditions apply §ee store for details. Act reforms bad news: Holland 4 Marianne Takacs Stan reporter PICKERING — The Province is treating local municipalities "like babies" with its proposed new Mu- nicipal Act, according to a member of Town Council. "I have very serious concerns about this;" says Ward 2 local Coun- cillor Mark Holland, who plans to urge Council to (W)%e the new act unless significant changes are made. "It's chopping the kgs out from under us" Coun. Holland notes most mu- nicipalities were welcoming changes to the Municipal Act which Queen's Park had promised would streamline foal government and give lower -tier municipalities like Pickering greater jurisdiction and autonomy. However, he maintains the proposed changes do little more than take power away from the IoAer tier. "It's another example of the Province saying one thing and doing the other." He's particularly upset with sec- tions he says would give Durham Region final authority over Picker- ing in all but a few areas of munici- pal jurisdiction, aril which would allow the Province to override Itx:al bylaws by regulation, so that munic- ipal bylaws would be subordinate to any licence, order or permit issued by the Province. Coven. Holland is concerned that, for example, a waste transfer station could undertake op- erations prohibited by Pickering by- laws if those operations were per- mitted by a provincial certificate of approval for the facility. "If a low-level provincial bureau- crat makes a decision, it's binding on us. It's a complete erosion of any au- thority Pickering has as a municipal - toy. „ Coun. Holland says he plans to bring a motion before Council next week to have Pickering refuse to See PICKERIIIG/Page 3 Whites Rd. #2-611 Kingston Rd. 831-9551 LOEB PLAZA -AJAX 105 Bayly St. W. Unit 198 6E6 -d061 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Upper Level Sears Wing 420-0761 4: PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MAY 12,1998 photo by Susan O'Nelll Kristeen MacDonald, a Grade 7 student at Glengrove Public School in Pickering, checks her day planner with her mother, Else. Students at the school are being encouraged to manage a planner to help keep them motivated about their studies as the summer break nears. School's not out for summer KEEPING STUDENTS MOTIVATED IS NO EASY TASK By Susan O'Neill Star ,-epcner PICKERING — As the days become longer and the end of the school year nears, teachers and parents are fighting a battle to keep students interested in their school work. "I'm a real believer that school runs until the end of June:' says Neil Simpson, princi- pal of Pickering's Glengrove Public School, who adds when the warm weather hits, pupils tend to become distracted from their studies. ' There's more evening competitions... and there's nice weather outside until 8 p.m.:' he says. "But to get the curriculum across we reed the full school year. "lite skills practised in June are going to affect the students great- ly in September." That's why educators have been working with parents and students since September to teach the children it's their responsibility to stay on top on their assignments and organize their time. Mr. Simpson notes Grade 7 and 8 students have been using daily planners at the school since the beginning of the school year to keep track of their workload. He says the planners have been so successful they'll likely be used for Grade 4 through 8 students next year. Else MacDonald, whose daughter Kris - teen is in Grade 7, says she checks her daugh- ter's planner regularly and encourages her to be organized. "School work comes first before play time," she says, noting although her daughter had a learning problem when she was younger, she now works on her own and hands assignments in ahead of time. "It's rewarding when you see some of the strides made by the students:' says Susan Sleith, who teaches Grades 7 and 8. "Kristeen is definitely an example of that" However, Ms. Sleith says some students take a little coaxing. 'At this time of year they think 'I'm out of here."' she says. So, changing routines in the classroom and giving the students assign- ments like making a personal yearbook "keeps them interested and motivated. "There isn't time for any more extensions (on assignments):' says Grade 8 teacher Paul Crane. "Sometimes you need to let the kids do poorly and that's enough of an incentive. It eggs them on" Mr. Crane reports it's also a good idea for parents to establish a certain time each day when their child is expected to do their home- work. 'A routine has to be established;' he says. Grade 8 student Sara Coulter admits she isn't very organized when it comes to tack- ling assignments, but says the fact she "can't do anything after dinner" until her homework is done helps to motivate her. "One of the things that's not done very well in school is teaching organizational skills," Mr. Simpson says. But, if you start teaching a child when they're young that they're expected to complete a job when it's Women learn to ward off a killer The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Durham Region is holding a symposium and wellness clinic to teach women how to avoid heart disease, the number -one killer of fe- males. Entitled Risky Business, the symposium is being held Sunday, June 7 at 1 p.m. at Hey- denshore Pavilion on Water Street in Whitby. It's designed to make women more aware of the risks of heart disease and strokes through a wellness fair, which will include displays of exercises you can do to ward off heart disease, herbal medication, and a station to measure blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Keynote speaker Dr. Betty Hyrcyshyn, a cardiologist from Oshawa, will discuss the modifiable risks of heart disease — smoking, high fat and low fibre diet, stress and high blood pressure. Cost is $7 at the door or $5 in advance. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Heart and Stroke Foundation at 686-1521. i i i `a jugs, 1 e -..._'i►- � � ! 3�. � ,a ,14; q :3' T 414 a x �-.rte .�-. � '- '�i" """• �m - � y�� t � ,1 photo by Susan O'Nelll Kristeen MacDonald, a Grade 7 student at Glengrove Public School in Pickering, checks her day planner with her mother, Else. Students at the school are being encouraged to manage a planner to help keep them motivated about their studies as the summer break nears. School's not out for summer KEEPING STUDENTS MOTIVATED IS NO EASY TASK By Susan O'Neill Star ,-epcner PICKERING — As the days become longer and the end of the school year nears, teachers and parents are fighting a battle to keep students interested in their school work. "I'm a real believer that school runs until the end of June:' says Neil Simpson, princi- pal of Pickering's Glengrove Public School, who adds when the warm weather hits, pupils tend to become distracted from their studies. ' There's more evening competitions... and there's nice weather outside until 8 p.m.:' he says. "But to get the curriculum across we reed the full school year. "lite skills practised in June are going to affect the students great- ly in September." That's why educators have been working with parents and students since September to teach the children it's their responsibility to stay on top on their assignments and organize their time. Mr. Simpson notes Grade 7 and 8 students have been using daily planners at the school since the beginning of the school year to keep track of their workload. He says the planners have been so successful they'll likely be used for Grade 4 through 8 students next year. Else MacDonald, whose daughter Kris - teen is in Grade 7, says she checks her daugh- ter's planner regularly and encourages her to be organized. "School work comes first before play time," she says, noting although her daughter had a learning problem when she was younger, she now works on her own and hands assignments in ahead of time. "It's rewarding when you see some of the strides made by the students:' says Susan Sleith, who teaches Grades 7 and 8. "Kristeen is definitely an example of that" However, Ms. Sleith says some students take a little coaxing. 'At this time of year they think 'I'm out of here."' she says. So, changing routines in the classroom and giving the students assign- ments like making a personal yearbook "keeps them interested and motivated. "There isn't time for any more extensions (on assignments):' says Grade 8 teacher Paul Crane. "Sometimes you need to let the kids do poorly and that's enough of an incentive. It eggs them on" Mr. Crane reports it's also a good idea for parents to establish a certain time each day when their child is expected to do their home- work. 'A routine has to be established;' he says. Grade 8 student Sara Coulter admits she isn't very organized when it comes to tack- ling assignments, but says the fact she "can't do anything after dinner" until her homework is done helps to motivate her. "One of the things that's not done very well in school is teaching organizational skills," Mr. Simpson says. But, if you start teaching a child when they're young that they're expected to complete a job when it's Women learn to ward off a killer The Heart and Stroke Foundation of Durham Region is holding a symposium and wellness clinic to teach women how to avoid heart disease, the number -one killer of fe- males. Entitled Risky Business, the symposium is being held Sunday, June 7 at 1 p.m. at Hey- denshore Pavilion on Water Street in Whitby. It's designed to make women more aware of the risks of heart disease and strokes through a wellness fair, which will include displays of exercises you can do to ward off heart disease, herbal medication, and a station to measure blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Keynote speaker Dr. Betty Hyrcyshyn, a cardiologist from Oshawa, will discuss the modifiable risks of heart disease — smoking, high fat and low fibre diet, stress and high blood pressure. Cost is $7 at the door or $5 in advance. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Heart and Stroke Foundation at 686-1521. r P Deaf studentsfight for funding DEAF/From page 1 takes an average deaf person was transferred from one min- - - ------ studying at an Ontario university istry to another. continue to be picked up by the seven to 10 years to complete "We have to lobby the govern - Ministry of Community and So- their degree, compared to three to ment to let them know we need cial Services. four years for hearing students. those consultative services;' says Under the transition, tuition That's due to a number of factors, Ms. Burrows, pointing to "many fees won't be picked up by that including limited availability of students (who) don't know what ministry. Instead, deaf students sign language interpreters. they will do after high school" can apply for a student loan, But if they attend a university and won't have the assistance of a which is capped at $9,350 a year in the U.S. designed specifically trained counsellor without VRS, — $7,000 of which is repayable. for the deaf with signing profes- which arranged interpreters, note They're also eligible for bur- sors, it takes just five to six years. takers and devices for deaf stu- saries to cover things like techni- Tuition, however, is higher. dents. "It sends our knees knock - cal devices. Classroom support, The OAD estimates it would ing," says Ms. Burrows, who is including interpreters and note cost a deaf student between among those who fear special - takers, is guaranteed under the $17,000 and $34,000 more than a needs offices at colleges and uni- Ontario Bill of Rights, Ms. Gau- non -disabled student to obtain a versities are understaffed and vin reports. degree from an Ontario university have limited resources to meet "it is only fair to require deaf and another $33,300 to obtain a the communication needs of stu- students to contribute financially degree from the U.S. dents. to their education as do their hear- "it looks like the people in the But the Ministry of Communi- ing counterparts;' the OAD deaf community are being pun- ty and Social Services will spend agrees in a press release. "But it ished," Lisa Burrows of the OAD $3 million on those offices to must be equal." And to be equal, said last week through an inter- compensate for loss of service the government must take into ac- preter.At the same time, the OAD from VRS, notes Ms. Gauvin. count the longer time it takes deaf is worried the deaf will no longer And deaf students can apply to students to complete their studies, be supported by Vocational Reha- that ministry if they need help the OAD argues. bilitative Services (VRS) after the with living expenses, Ms. Et:ker According to the OAD, it responsibility of their education adds. Pickering councillors raps proposed changes PICKERING/From page 1 dertaking their own restructuring Although the Province is sug- - --- — initiatives — such as an Ajax- gesting the proposed act would support the new Municipal Act Pickering amalgamation — be- give municipalities more autono- unless major changes to it are cause its provisions do not apply my and flexibility, Ms. Wyger's made, mostly as outlined in a re- to Durham or Pickering. report states, "On close examina- port to Council from Town solic- * Prohibit Pickering from setting tion, this does not appear to be itor Penny Wyger. up a profit-making corporation or the case" She suggests the act is The report states the new Act buying shares in a company, structured so the Province will be would, among other things: which would limit its ability to able to take away through regula- * Prohibit Pickering and other enter into joint public/private sec- tion what it appears to be granti- Durham municipalities from un- for ventures. ng through the new act. 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The funding is part of $150 million announced in Tues- day's budget to enhance communi- ty safety. In announcing the rein- troduction of the cadets Mr. Flaher- ty said cadets will do non -opera- tional tasks allowing more officers back on the street. -Enhancing police visibility in areas patrolled by the OPP is a key objective of the programme:' he said. Insp. Mann says these types of tasks include responding to basic public inquiries, assists in the re- turn/ disposal of property and pa- trol parks. "We believe it's good news for our communities and the OPP." he said. The OPP had a similar pro- Blaisdale' 4 -NEW C'AMPU Blaisdale Montessori alarm systems. There school's n e west are also three heating campus is now open in and two a i r Picker 1 n g Village, conditioning systems. The parents are All of the lighting is delighted with the four full spectrum, a very large, bright and airy healthy alternative. classrooms. Each of Blaisdale is open all which includes summer too, for washroom facilities, children ages 16 skylights and kitchen months to 12 years, for unit. And of course, fun learning and the w onderful weekly themes and Montessori trips, and outdoor fun environment of in our large grassy Learning materials. playground. Call 427 - For safety, they have 5006 for a visit or installed fire, burglar, more information. police and ambulance gramme, says Insp. Mann. Howev- er "in the 1970s we had resource al- locations issues to deal with and the problem was to use the money for full-time officers or the cadet pro- gramme. "There wasn't anything wrung with the programme, but those were the times:' he says. The OPP identified the cadet in its business plan and last year for- warded it to the Province for con- sideration, says Insp. Mann. The funding offered by the gov- ernment will enable the hiring of' 115 cadets. However the qualifica- tion and requirements of the cadets has not yet leen determined. "We think young people inter- ested in policing will seek out these opportunities:' says Insp. Mann. He stresses the cadet programme is not an introduction to becoming an officer or a guarantee one will be- come an OPP officer. A deployment plan is still being prepared so it's still unclear which detachments will receive cadets. The OPP has 89 full detachments, with administration and support services and several smaller satel- lite detachments. "I'he Whitby de- tachment serves Durham Region. Imp. Mann says after the 18 - month trial period the cadet pro- gramme will be reviewed and a de- termination will be made on contin- uing it. new campus ! Build Your Child's Confidence The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Welcomes you to REGISTER YOUR KIDS FOR_ FALL . ; � terwarirrlo IlCltdlll! alq,.l�t 1 ,� t11tM49lt r sa'.e1Vackim a Y ur9 �mrir. 3; ti. c. 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Call Chris 683-5110. f THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MAY 12, 199E - PAGE 5 Pay hike has ax-Pickerinhospital nursing budget shortfall By Mariana >rske 3 immediate financial issues hospitals are fac- tient care within a stable funding environment the government will have to take early action Staff reporter ing. and this budget does not address that funda- to address the immediate fiscal concerns of The local hospital is facing a "Hospitals must be allowed to provide pa- mental issue;' said Mr. MacKinnon. "We and hospitals:' $400,00 increase in costs this year following an arbitration award which has given Ontario nurses a retroactive wage increase of two per cent. "It will definitely affect Ajax-Pick- cring General Hospital," says APGH spokesman Susan Van Exan. "At this time we're looking into the best ap- proach to manage this" On Tuesday, an arbitration board awarded members of the Ontario Nurses' Association a two -per cent general wage increase retroactive to April 1, 1997. The decision affects 40,000 nurses employed in 175 hospi- tals across Ontario and covers the pe- riod between April 1, 1996 and March 31, 1998. It will cost the hospitals $36 million to cover the retroactive in- crease for the past year and $40 mil- lion for the current year. At APGH, the arbitration affects 260 RNs, clinical nurses and nurse practitioners. According to Ms. Van Exan, the hospital drew up its draft budget for the current fiscal year batted on the previous year's wage rate for ONA nurses. It provides about $10 million for their salaries, out of a $31 -million budget. Now, APGH will have to come up with an additional $200,000 to cover the back pay it owes its nurses as a result of the arbitration, and about $200,000 more to cover the wage in- crease in the current year. Ms. Van Exan notes there was no rection to assume the ONA members would receive a raise when no increase had been awarded to hospital staff be- longing to the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU). "We didn't have any expectations:' she says. Since the arbitration award has come out after APGH submitted its budget to the Ministry of Health for approval, the wage increase is not ac- counted for in the submission. Ms. Van Exan says APGH doesn't know whether the ministry will cover the cost of the increase in the operat- ing funds it grants the hospital. "We're in discussion with the min- istry to see how we can best handle the situation. She also points out there is not yet any agreement on the nurses' wages for this year. "Now we're into another contract negotiation:' Following the arbitration decision and the Ontario budget tabled by Fi- nance Minister Ernie Eaves Tuesday, Ontario Hospital Association presi- dent David MacKinnon stated the Province has done little to address the Hospital marks Nurses Week AJAX -- Hospital officials here are recognizing the role of nurses in our health care system with a display Wednesday at the hospital. Ajax -Pickering General Hospital, 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, celebrates Nurses Week Wednesday, May 13 with a health information event from noon to 2 p.m. Health information displays by local health organizations and the hospital are offered, as are blood pres- sure information sessions and checks by hospital nurses. Call 683-2320, ext.5240 for infor- mation. 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I!UiE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MAY l2, 1998 A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher. Tial Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Owners must control pets Is the incidence of dog bites and dog attacks higher now than it's ever been before? Not likely, though the death of a Stouffville youngster after she was mauled by a bull mastiff a few weeks ago has certainly brought the issue to the forefront. A number of years ago, there was a pit bull 'craze', es- pecially in the United States where it seemed someone was dying on a weekly basis at the teeth of an angry, out - of -control mutt. What happened? It seems interest in the attacks faded and we heard less and less about them. However, the recent dog bite incidents (about a half dozen in the past 10 days including an attack by a rot- tweiler on an Oshawa girl) do raise a point and something must be done to reduce the numbers and to spare families from the tragedy of a child killed or maimed by a dog. What should be done? For starters, no dog, under any circumstances, should ever be allowed outside its owner's home unleashed. Spare us the rhetoric about 'good dogs which never bite', and that animals should be allowed to roam free, in their natural state. If you own a dog, you, and you alone, are re- sponsible for it at all times. If your dog bites anyone you should have to pay a price for not being in control of your animal. Manslaughter (for death) and assault charges (for injuries) should be laid against owners whose dogs hurt others, not to mention the civil suits they'll face from in- jured victims. Second, any adult dog weighing 50 pounds or more must be muzzled while outside its owner's home. One of the recent GTA attacks apparently occurred while an owner had his dog leashed. He simply couldn't hold the huge animal back as it advanced on a child. Muzzles would prevent bites and would keep dogs controlled LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Grits giving full control of Canada to Quebec (superior English not necessary). Anyone failing the test will tx out of a job. About 60,000 of the pub- lic service jobs, including most ex- ecutive positions, are designated bilingual. So much for equality. It is esti- mated that only 15 per cent of Canadians speak English and have ..superior" French language skills. And we know what province they come from. How can Ivan Grose, Dan McTeague, Judi Longfield or any other Ontario Liberal MP, without while they are out in public. To the editor: shame, explain why the majority of Third, owners who do not keep their dogs leashed When Prime Minister Pierre Liberal MPs, who are Ontarians, must be fined and face penalties. Since local municipals- Trudeau entrenched bilingualism will allow such an atrocity de - ties have been vigilant in assessing licences for pets, by- to our Constitution, we were told signed to hand over to Quebecers laws must be in place to ensure dogs are leashed. Munic- that it was to ensure that Canadians the full control of Canada'. could hire university student~ to patrol parks and could obtain services in their lan- guage of choice, that it existing Henning Raven, residential streets during the May -to -September period to public servant would not get fired. Ajax lay fines against negligent owners. The key is that each Lies and lies. dog will have a tag, since it is licensed and fines can be Our federal Liberal party, led by levied on that basis. During the rest of the year, a full-time Jean Chretien, is step by step shift - worker can patrol streets and parks to ensure compliance. ing the control of Canada into The News Advertiser accepts letters to As well, citizen complaints could ensure dog owners do French hands. This month the the editor. All letters should be typed or the responsible thing. Treasury Board will officially give neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each Not much is being asked here. "Inose who own dogs its executives notice that, unless letter must be signed with a first and are simply being told the public won't stand for attacks on can speak English and can "superior" last name or two initials and a last innocent victims. Its time for the small number of own- read and speak French (they must be from Quebec?) by name. Please include a hone number p ers who neglect their responsibility to their s and to g 1� tY � the year 2001, they will be fired. for verification. The editor reserves the the public to take charge and do the right thing. All new public servants being right to edit copy for style, length and hired beginning in 2001 must also content. Opinions expressed in letters To respond to this editorial call have, not basic, not intermediate, are those of the writer and not neces- k Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 but superior French language skills sarily those of the News Advertiser. TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland JOANNE BURGHAROT STEVE HOUSTON BRUCE DANFORD MONIQUE 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 newsroomOdurham.net E-MAIL www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE m7�,j, Eca - - --- - - -- ----- Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax b 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. M58 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. Provinces, Reform exploit hep C victims for points To the editor: Since your paper has now become the plaything for those wishing to advance or defend the right-wing agenda, readers were not at all surprised to read the latest missive by Ken Griffith. I assume the au- thor is the same Mr. Griffith who was the Reform candidate for our area in the last federal election. If he is, he should have the courtesy to identify himself in addi- tion to spouting his sudden and new- found compassion for victims of hepati- tis C. Not withstanding the dramatic con- version of Mr. Griffith to defender of the sick, many readers may wonder why this important issue has received virtually no attention by your paper. There are people in our community who have been infect- ed with tainted blood. For that matter, in September of 1996 when I led a public movement aimed at obtaining financial help for those victims of our failed blood system, your paper did nothing to ad- vance the cause. During my Sept. 18, 1996 meeting with Jeremy Beaty and Alan Powell of the Hep C Group, which was reported in most papers, it was acknowledged that some 12.(X)) victims were affected with the disease. According to Mr. Beaty, "It's ultimately the Provinces responsibility to pay compensation, but the federal government should set an example." The CP wire story added that, "(Mr.) McTeague agreed the federal gover- ment has a role and that it was to en- courage the provinces by stick or by car- rot, to come out with a package that compensates people (who) received tainted blood the same way as those who received AIDS." Since then the federal government as- serted its leadership and provided $800 million for some 22,000. The Provinces, including Ontario, provided a paltry $300 million. That is, of course, until they discovered, as did their Reform co- horts, an opportunity to gain political points by exploiting the sick and preying on the public's ignorance of the history of this tragic matter. Unlike Mr. Griffith's attempt to shed crocodile tears for the victims, those who know better will view his remarks as the sort of crass and despicable political op- portunism that has come to typify the Reform agenda. It is that same agenda, as Mr. Griffith knows only too well, which was soundly rejected in this riding I I months ago. I am pleased to see that Mr. Griffith has finally raised this issue. However, as in the case of so many who are quick to criticize and vent their bias, I would like to ask him where he was when I was try- ing to make this a public issue. - Your silence at that critical time, Mr. Griffith, exposes your position and the Reform motion which I voted against, for the hypocrisy they are. Dan McTeague, MP, Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge P MAY 19 4OFp� CANADA OPA 98-002/P @ Town Hall The Town has initiated the process to add an appropriate policy on MAY 20 Site Plan Advisory Meeting times a week for the last 12 weeks Plan @ Town Hall The proposed official plan policy would be added as a new text policy in fl I.R i t 20-2222 683-2760* 24 hr, Di red# Access .420-41 Web 51te� www.lEown..picKering.a�n.-I K TOWN OF PICKERING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS MONDAY, MAY 18, 1998 Monday, Slay 18 Closed Tuesday, NLy 19 Town Council Meeting at 7:30 p.m. No Collections on Mondays Monday, May I8 No Service �[ Monday, May 18 Closed Pickering Central Library closed Sundays until Mid -October Monday, May 18 Closed on Mondays Saturday, May 23 & jT Sunday, May 24 Muskets, Fifes & Drums I!� Friday, May 15 6:011 am. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday, May 16 9:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday, May 17 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 P.M. Monday, May 18 Closed SUMMER HOURS Effective Saturday- Milly 16,1998 rL Monday to Friday 6:00 am. to 10:00111— /�► Weekends 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm. Saturday, May 16 & Sunday, May 17 1:00 p.m.- 4.00 pm. Open Swim Monday, May 18 Closed Sunday, May 17 Closed Monday, May 18 Closed Emergency Services will not be affected by the Holiday schedule. Town of Pickering Public Works Emergency Telephone Number is (905) 6834319 to SI 14 'I(: 1:11;1141/t:11:W4•) THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDA�, Summer Goldlen �;.. Pass• lembershi W 1 y PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING MAY 19 Town Council Meeting CANADA OPA 98-002/P @ Town Hall The Town has initiated the process to add an appropriate policy on MAY 20 Site Plan Advisory Meeting times a week for the last 12 weeks Plan @ Town Hall The proposed official plan policy would be added as a new text policy in MAY 21 Statutory Public Information tools and controls. The proposed wording of the policy is as follows: Meeting "Town Council may pass maintenance and Matt Doran Bob Bailey @ Town Hall y, MAY 25 Executive Committee Meeting T Laurie Lowe Elaine Sidu @ Town Hall Bob Keenan Ed Fry MAY 27 Committee of Adjustment 1,• Dave Meredith Norma Telfer @ Town Hall K TOWN OF PICKERING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS MONDAY, MAY 18, 1998 Monday, Slay 18 Closed Tuesday, NLy 19 Town Council Meeting at 7:30 p.m. No Collections on Mondays Monday, May I8 No Service �[ Monday, May 18 Closed Pickering Central Library closed Sundays until Mid -October Monday, May 18 Closed on Mondays Saturday, May 23 & jT Sunday, May 24 Muskets, Fifes & Drums I!� Friday, May 15 6:011 am. to 9:00 p.m. Saturday, May 16 9:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday, May 17 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 P.M. Monday, May 18 Closed SUMMER HOURS Effective Saturday- Milly 16,1998 rL Monday to Friday 6:00 am. to 10:00111— /�► Weekends 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 pm. Saturday, May 16 & Sunday, May 17 1:00 p.m.- 4.00 pm. Open Swim Monday, May 18 Closed Sunday, May 17 Closed Monday, May 18 Closed Emergency Services will not be affected by the Holiday schedule. Town of Pickering Public Works Emergency Telephone Number is (905) 6834319 to SI 14 'I(: 1:11;1141/t:11:W4•) THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDA�, Summer Goldlen �;.. Pass• lembershi W 1 y PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETING CROSS Town -Initiated Official Plan Amendment Application CANADA OPA 98-002/P Congratulations to the following for The Town has initiated the process to add an appropriate policy on completing your workout three property maintenance and occupancy controls to the Pickering Official times a week for the last 12 weeks Plan and taming 7750 km. to "Cross The proposed official plan policy would be added as a new text policy in Canada" at the Pickering Recreation Complex: Chapter 15 - Development Review, in the section dealing with plarming tools and controls. The proposed wording of the policy is as follows: Jan Alexander Janet Alexander "Town Council may pass maintenance and Matt Doran Bob Bailey occupancy by-laws to govern the standards of all properties within the Town, in accordance John Coffey Marianne Schweizer with the provisions of the Planning An" Carol Kovacs Mavis Naughton The purpose and effect of this policy is to provide Town Council with the Laurie Lowe Elaine Sidu authority to pass municipal by-laws related to property standards. Bob Keenan Ed Fry A PUBLIC ]%FORMATION MEETING regarding the proposed lama Fernauds Murli Nair amendment will be held on May 21, 1998 at 7:00 p.m., or as soon Dave Meredith Norma Telfer thereafter as the matter may be heard. in the Council Chambers of the Rick Johnson Pickering Civic Complex. One The Esplanade. Sunday, May 24`h-1"8 If t„u wish to he nwified of this adr,Pturn of the prtrprsed efficial /clan Spe.ial thanks to the following for amendment. vru roast make a written request to Me Brace Tavbr. Timn their generous prize donations: Clerk One The Esplanade. Pickering. Ontario L1V 6K7. � �l illage "if a person or Public Medi, that files a mrtice ref appeal of a dension of Cole's Book Store - rhe Tr,wn of Pickering in respect of the amendment dues not make oral Pickering Town Centre cuhnussums at a public meering or woke written srhmtssirms tr. the Tim" Shopper's Drug Mart ,,f Pickenng before the pnrprsed rrffrcud plan amendment is adopted the Pickering Town Centre tlntanu .Nunn ipal &un/ may dumas all ar part ref the appeal." 1n information repos will be availabie at the meeting and at the office of Walt's Grill and Bar - 17W) Liverpool Road 1 ihe Town Clerk on and after May 15. 1998. Should you require any �^ r^ information prior to the Public Information Meeting. please coruact Geoff S, oil Coleman - %LKmght. Pl.innrr I at (9051 420-4660. or (905) 69:71760. extension Pi,kering Recreation Complex N o_ or Cathrrmr kose. Manager. Policy Division at extension 20;8 Squash Professiorwt NOTICE _� TO ALL GOLFERS Town of Pickering Parks are not your neighbourhood golf t course or driving range. Golfing in Town Parks is illegal. Serious injury to other park users could result or damage to persona property. Please keep our Parks saft for everyone. NO GOLFING ALLOWED NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS TO DESTROY NOXIOUS WEEDS Notice is hereby given to all persons in possession of land, in accordance with the Weed Control Act, R.S.O. 1990, Chapter W.5, Section 3. 16 and 23 thin unless noxious weeds growing on their lands within the Town of Pickering arc destroyed by Monday, lune I, 1998, and throughout the season, the Town may enter upon the said lands and have the weeds destroyed charging the costs against the land, and that such amounts shall be collected in the same manner as taxes under the Municipal Act. Dandelions and Gulden Rod arc not considered noxious wads under the Weed Control Act. The co-operation of all citizens is earnestly solicited. V. Mason and Dai Adams Brace Taylor. A.M.C.T. Regional Wad Inspectors Town Clerk (905) 668-7721 Town of Pickering CONGRATULATIONS PICKERING! Pickering's fust Community Pride Day held on Saturday, April 25th was a complete success. Many individuals and community groups were involved with a variety of projects that included cleaning up litter will tree and shrub planting. 1 am sure everyone would agree that all our greenbelts, marshlands and other open spaces are much cleaner and more attractive as a result of these community effatts. The Council of the Town of Pickering has created the Community Pride Award Program to recognize groups and individuals who make significant contributions to keeping their neighbourhoods clean and inviting while generally displaying promoting pride in the Town of Pickering. These awards shall be given by Council following each Community Pride Day to two individuals and one organization from each of the duee wards in the Town of Pickering. If you wish to nomintato a group or individual for a Community Pride Award for their efforts on Community Pride Day, April 25th 1999, please subunit your nomination in the form of a letter to the Town Clerk on or before May 22nd, 1998. The letters of nomination will be given to the Town Council who shall decide who should receive the awards. Nominations shall be sent to: Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM, Town Clerk Town of Pickering, One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario LI V 6K7 ,muokets, f ifF3 19rume, AMBERLEA Ar Tennis Club` * A meeting has been scheduled to discuss the revitalization of the Amberrlea Tennis Club. , ,* Strategies will be developed to ensure r_ Amberlea Tennis Club remains active. The Meeting will be held... ; Date: Thursday, May 21,1998 Time: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Location: Pickering Recreation Complex V Interested residents are invited to attend! Building Partnerships Pickering Block Parents Vision: provide a safe haven for young people in need of help by wing awareness to the Block Parent sign visible in every home. * Annual General Meeting e: May 13, 1998 le: 7:00 p.m. ation: Pickering Civic Complex Main Committee Room y Contributing to Pickering's Well-being ) b 4 ~' T Saturday, May 23' & Sunday, May 24`h-1"8 ��u s 4�_ u rnC � �l illage ADMISSION: "....• o.w.r Adults $5, Families $15. \ .. * """ M,raran For more dotmatim �,ieaw cal H.. «o, 683.9401. DIRECTIONS: 3 an. �^ r^ east of Brock Rd on RECREATION COMPLEX - �' New this Summer" for first we This summer the time ever are offering special one week Learn to Come Monday y /r Swim lessons. everyday., to Fnday for one week. Register now Call 420-3621 or check out your Spring and Summer brochure for information. DUMBARTON POOL - Take the buts— This summer we will again be offering our popular one month Learn to Swim program- Swimmers are picked up at home on our bis, swim for 45 minutes and then are dropped off again after lessons. Lessons are 45 minutes long and operate everyday. Monday to Friday for 19 lessons for $100. Call 420- -- 4621 or check out your Spring and Summer brochure, pages 44 and 45 for information. AMBERLEA Ar Tennis Club` * A meeting has been scheduled to discuss the revitalization of the Amberrlea Tennis Club. , ,* Strategies will be developed to ensure r_ Amberlea Tennis Club remains active. The Meeting will be held... ; Date: Thursday, May 21,1998 Time: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Location: Pickering Recreation Complex V Interested residents are invited to attend! Building Partnerships Pickering Block Parents Vision: provide a safe haven for young people in need of help by wing awareness to the Block Parent sign visible in every home. * Annual General Meeting e: May 13, 1998 le: 7:00 p.m. ation: Pickering Civic Complex Main Committee Room y Contributing to Pickering's Well-being PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MAY l2, 1998 Virtu I r I itym N N AJAX STUDENTS TREK TO THF ARCTIC WITHOUT LEAVING THEIR CLASSROOM By Susan O'Neill Staff reporter AJAX — Students at South- wood Park Public School joined pupils from across the province in a Virtual Classroom Wednesdav to talk with prominent Canadians about the country's national iden- tity. The interactive programme, made possible by TVOntario (TVO). took students on a trek through the Arctic with explorer Richard Weber and allowed them to ask questions of comedian Red Green. track and field star Char- maine Crooks and Lieutenant - Governor Hilary Weston. The programme, called What is a Canadian?, is part of the TVO Virtual Classroom, which was launched in 22 schools through- out the province last week. It al- lows students to interact with vir- tual teachers and experts in re- mote sites and to take part in elec- tronic field trips without leaving their schools. "TVO Virtual Classroom is the next best thing to being there;' says Southwood principal Jan Montgomery. "The resource breathes life and relevance into required academic content" Jan Donio, head of educational programming and services for TVO, says the Virtuat Classroom grew from a desire to offer "more interactive and dynamic" pro - photo by Susan O'Neill Southwood Park Public School students Mike Brown and Kelsey Biggs log on to TVOntario's website following a Virtual Classroom programme at the school last Wednesday to celebrate Education Week. The programme al- lows students more "interactive and dynamic" learning opportunities. gramming for students and to move away from the traditional "talking -head video". , ' She reports the Virtual Class- room, which beams programmes via satellite from the TVO studios in Toronto to classrooms around Ontario, allows the station to pro- vide students in different loca- tions engaging material related to the curriculum and to offer pro- fessional development sessions for staff. "it allows us to deliver whole courses to students who might otherwise not have access," she says. It also provides students "equitable access to experts and expertise". Scan McMillan, Southwood's Virtual Classroom facilitator, re- ports the Grade 7 and 8 classes at the school enjoy using the TVO programmes. "The projects that the Virtual Classroom puts forth arc not straight from the textbook;" he says. "It becomes real world." Danielle Taylor, one of 10 stu- dents who participated in Wednesday's event, says she likes "the way you get to call and inter- act with people on television. It's fun and it's pretty cool." TVO also offers supplemen- tary curriculum packages that ac- company its on -air courses, such as the World in Motion lI pro- gramme which requires students to use their science and technolo- gy skills to solve a design chal- lenge. And Ms. Donio reports plans for the future include virtual field trips to other countries, develop- ing programmes to accompany " 4t new science curriculum and expanding the project across the province. Student aviators take flight at Ajax's Exeter High School vy apusan u -mein AJAX — A pilot programme at Ajax's Exeter High School is giving students hands-on experi- ence in aviation technology and has man} thinking about a career in the aerospace industry, says principal Pamela Christoff. During a presentation to the Durham District School Boards standing committee Monday, Ms. Christoff told trustees the Avia- tion Technology Youth Internship. Project, which began at the school in September 1996, is in- creasing students' awareness of jobs in the industry. Of the 48 students who took part in the programme over the last two years, she reported, al- most 80 per cent are planning to study aviation technology at a post -secondary institution. The programme, which wraps up this spring, combines "inten- sive theory and practical experi- ence in aviation technology." Nis, Christoff said. "We didn't know much about the aviation industry when the project began;' said OAC student Colleen McCann, who told trustees she wants to be a pilot. She said students at the school gain from placements in the aerospace manufacturing and maintenance sectors and see what working in► t really like. "It's given our career paths a bit of direction. I think the pro- gramme is excellent" The project, one of the first in Canada, is a partnership of the Canadian Aviation Maintenance Council (CAMC), Human Re- sources Development Canada and the public school board that is designed to get the youth of Canada interested in aviation, said Brian Castledine, a consul- tant for the CAMC. "The industry is expanding so quickly;" he said. "We don't have enough people to satisfy the re- quirements" Mr. Castledine said the fact that so many Exeter students have decided -to pursue a career in aviation as a result of their participation in the programme is proof of its success. 'The programme is excellent' Businunsveanetwork me efs to push new Hwy. 401 interchange AJAX INTERCHANGE AT DICKERING BEACH ROAD TOPS GROUP'S MEETING AGENDA AJAX — The Ajax Business Network will discuss how to pres- sure the Province to expedite building a Hwy. 401 interchange at Pickering Beach Road at the network's first meeting. The netwgrk, set up to mobi- lize the business community on important economic issues, will meet Thursday, May 21 in the banquet room of the McLean Community Centre to consider ways to persuade the Progressive Conservatives to build the $25 - million interchange that's not in the provincial, government's plans for the neat five years. . The Town wants it built as soon as possible ,ns it will open up in- dustrial areas in east Ajax, both north and aoiith of the 401. All businesses in Ajax are in- vited to attend the meeting, being sponsored by the Town of Ajax and Doug McKay, owner of Mc- Donald's Restaurants in Ajax. A continental breakfast will be served at 7:15 a.m., the meeting will start at 7:45 a.m., and net- working begins at 8:30 a.m. The meeting is designed to serve as an opportunity to strengthen ties within the business community and foster partner- ships. The community centre's at the ,corner of Westney Road North and Magill Drive. For more information call Ajax planning and development direc- tor Leo DeLoyde at 619-2529, ext 220, or business development general manager,Doug Lindeblom at ext. 238. BILLBOARD WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING TUESDAY, MAY 12 CANCER: Part 1 of a three-week Journal Writing program, as a means of self-help, mediation and healing for people living with can- cer or their supporters, is held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Can- cer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Continues May 19 and 26.579-4833. HISTORICAL SOCIETY: The Pick- ering Township Historical Society presents a discussion of The Sto- ries Behind the Headstones with Harvey Medland, at 7:30 p.m. up- stairs at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Free. All welcome. Meeting fol- lowed by social time and fight re- freshments. 839-1221. BUSINESS: The Durham Contact Business Exchange hosts a free fi- nancial and investment planning workshop from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at Victorian Garden Banquet Hall, comer of Hwy. 2 and Randall Dr., Ajax. The speaker will be Heather Neild from The Mutual Group. The Business Exchange meets every Tuesday morning from 7 to 8:30 a.m. at the hall. Reservations nec- essary. 428-6272 (Anne Perala). CANCER BEREAVEMENT: TLC, an informal open support group for caregnvers recently bereaved, due to cancer, is held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Cen- tre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. 579-4833. OLDER WOMEN: The first meet- ing of a local chapter of the Older Women's Network will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 71 Station St., Unit 6, Ajax. The grog will meet every other Tuesday. 683- 1493. WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax - Pickering Chapter of the One Par- ent Families Association holds its weekly meeting for custodial and non-custodial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Church and Bayty Sts., Ajax. New members welcome. 831-1201. TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pick- ering Toastmasters Club meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in the Fortune Financial of- fices, corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Help with public speak- ing and leadership skills. 619-0647, 683-4439. BLOCK PARENTS: Pickering Block Parents hold their annual general meeting at 7 p.m. in the main committee room at the Pick- ering Civic Complex, One The Es- planade. General discussion of the course and direction of the Block Parents programme, election of the 1998 executive. For more informa- tion call 4204605. HOSPITAL- Ajax -Pickering Gener- al Hospital, 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, celebrates Nurses Week with a health inbrrrtation event from noon to 2 p.m. Heakh information displays by local health ort3artiza- tions and the hospital. Blood. pres- sure information sessions and checks by hospital nurses. ses. 683- 2320, ext5240. CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under Stress, for cancer patients or their caregivers, is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa Bring blanket and a small pillow. Limited space, registration quired. 579-4833. `W THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1998 - PAGE 9 SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PIC KERING ei Lm htnen stri e or ourn ilver e s The Durham West Light- ning Original Professional E ?. tyke girls' hockey team ended its season in sterling �. fashion, earning the silver p[ Z mertal at the recent HAmil- J �/% VZ ton tournament. In the championship game, the Lightning tykes were struck down by Scar- borough 3-0. The Lightning started round-robin play with a 2-1 win over Brampton. Kath- leen Masaki and Kaitlyn Hill scored for Durham West, assisted by Lee -Ann Murphy and Deanna Parry. The local tykes were de- feated 5-4 by Chatham in the second game. Chatham scored the game winner with less than two minutes re- maining. Natalie Spooner and Masaki notched two goals apiece for the Light- ning. Drawing assists were Jessica Vella, Murphy and Duffers are do-gooders Dutiers can have a 'hole' which i lot of fun at the ninth annual Ajax -Pickering General Hos- pital Charity Golf Tourna- ment at Lakeridge Links on Monday, Junk; I. The event will use a scramble' format and begin- ner and more experienced golfers are welcome. Cost is $87 per person for hospital ncludes golf and dinner. A tax recegx will be issued for a portion of the ticket price. Tee -off times are available from 9 a.m. to noon. All pro- ceeds go to the hospital foun- dation. Lakeridge Links is off Lakeridge Road, two miles east on Brawley Road. Call 683-2320 ext. 1227 to reg i stcr. Masaki. Durham West ended round-robin play with a 4-2 victory over Scarborough. Spooner scored twice to lead the way, Masaki and Laura Waters netted singles. Adding assists were Waters, Vella, Kimberly Caggiula, Jessica Thain, Murphy and Parry. Christina Paterson per- formed well in net through- out the tournament. Team members are Alan- nah Wakefield, Alyson Ware, Brooke Sawyer, Christina Paterson. Deanna Parr,. Je,.!"i �'rll.i. Jessica Thain, Kaitlyn Hill, Kath- Nakamura. Stcphanic Fraser Mark Vella and Scott Hill. leen Masaki, Kimberly and Natalie Spooner. The practice coach is Jim Caggiula. Laura Waters, The team is coached by English and the trainer is Lee -Ann Murphy, Lynsey Dean Parry, Alan Paterson, Suzanne Wakefield. [OF DR / A Since 1955 Seniors For Seniors'" has uttered the; ser, ices of junior seniors to assist senior seniors at: drop-in, live-in & overnight companions; home cleaners; drivers-, handy persons; gardeners; and house & pet sitters. For a free brochure outlining our rates and services call 434-51 115 or 686-4717 S—. a� tom... c� tom.. t-: a� r' a� PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERT1$l It TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1998 Head over heels Sarah St. Cyr of R.H. Cornish Public School performs a walk -over as part of her floor routine during the Durham District School Board's Area 4 girls' gymnastics meet at the Acro's Gymnastics Club in Ajax last Fri- day. Hosted by Lakeside Public School, ath- letes competed from host Lakeside school, Pickering's E.B. Phin, Uxbridge Public School, Goodwood Public School, Port Perry's R.H. Cornish Public School and Os- hawa's Central Park Public School. Winners from this meet will compete in the Durham finals at Gemini Gymnastics in Oshawa Thursday. Toronto Brake men's hoops champs AJAX — Toronto half. Tom Rowen with 16, Brake put the brakes on Toronto Brake was Gregg McGuire with 14 Dickson Printing to win led by 6'6" centre Sam and Don McEachern the championship of Terry with 14 points. with 10. the Ajax Men's Senior Guards Mike Gorden- The 35 -and -over Basketball League re- sky and Pat Roach had league closed out the cently. 113 and 11 points, re- season with its year - Only three points spectively. Power for- end banquet at Dakota separated league cham- ward Richard Palkows- Bob's Friday. pion Dickson Printing ki netted 10. Dick- Players in the league and runner-up Toronto son Printing's top scor- reside in Ajax and Pick - Brake in the season ers were Ken Russell ering. standings. The final and Scott Guthrie who game turned out to be chipped in with eight no contest as Toronto points apiece. Brake scored first and frequently en route to a In the consolation final, Dakota Bob's, led 'r 53{35 victory. by J.R. McCoun with G Pickering Heat warm at Georgetown ball tourney PICKERING — The Ashley White shared the Kristy Balsdon pitched Pickering Heat squirt catching duties and com- well throughout the tour - girls' rep fastball team bined to throw out five ncy. Posted two wins and a loss runners during the tourna- Other team members and just missed a spot in ment. are Michelle Beaumont the final of the George- Quinn Macdonald and and Shannon Haydon. town tournament last weekend. Playing its first game of the season against a strong Newmarket squad, Pickering earned a 6-4 ictory to open the tour- ney. Pickering posted its �ccond victory in the tour- nament in dramatic fash- �on. edging Dundas 4-3, .goring all four runs in the ast plate appearance. Hcat's Kendra Sakaguchi lcd off the inning with a criPle, followed by Mykala \hel who walked and tole second to put two runners in scoring posi- tion. With one out, Valerie Moreton singled up the middle to score Sak- aguchi. Deanna Fidler fol- lowed with a single to score Abel and later stole second. Danielle Duggan grounded out to second but sent Fidler home with the tying run. Alison Hay - don delivered a single which drove Moreton home with the winning run. Pickering lost its third game to Clarkson 14-2 . The Heat fell short of advancing to the final after a tie -breaking formu- la was used. Samantha Butler and WHAT IS MY BEST INVESTMENT f CHOICE? WEE- R- Consiiiikofto 666-8245 Debbie Morgan »seaao-sa» Fix{" kwoomit you've got a story k6o, we wont to heor from you. Please cd 683-5110. 'Ow NEW YORKS Toronto Brake led 28 points, edged Up On ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Ajax & Pickering stumps removed by 10 points at the half and increased its lead Deck 49-48. Eric Spriel chipped in with eight,Q by machine 10 A�J' to 20 points at one points for the winners. • Dead wood • Prunlna point in the second Up On Deck was led by — — — — 25 Years Experience Call Jerry,. ball season HeatsUD PICKERING — The Pickering Heat men's premier fastball team will kick off its Molson Inter- national Softball Con- gress Alliance League schedule tonight, Tues- day, May 12, at 7:30 p.m. The Heat host the Scarborough Thunder for a doubleheader at Kins- men Park on Sandy Beach Road, off Bayly Street between Brock and Liverpool roads. On May 14, the Pick- ering seniors travel to Waterloo's Hillside Park for a doubleheader against the Waterloo Twins, also starting at 7:30 p.m. l $1.00 OFF _ l ANY ENTREE l l l WITH THIS l COUPON J Pickering Town Centre (905) 839-5811 TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies trC= OS H AWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. JAMES R. VANCH ," < 14 ' ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Serving Ajax & Pickering stumps removed SPECIALIST IN: by machine • Trlmmina • Toppiny Fully Insured • Dead wood • Prunlna • Free Estimates • CaViTy RCpal 0 25 Years Experience Call Jerry,. TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Offering all insolvency services including personal and corporate bankruptcies trC= OS H AWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619 -1473 COBOURG 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & Evening Appointments available. JAMES R. VANCH ," < 14 ' THE NEWS ADV kW41 t Ri-A AY,MAY 12,1P46 - PAGE 11 NAME DROPPING INAJAX nC . . ANDKER��.�r x%gib keirh illi an r Y'/y'�' ..> r � ' NEW . Y. v. yR Birthdays Birthday Birthday Birthda Happy second birthday on May 8 to S a n d y y our sweet baby Manuel is a Vo The 'Dancing " H a P P Y Queen' turned birthday wishesgirl Kendra. You special Mom 15 on May 10. for our one and make us laugh I who turned Chrystal Grace only son with joy and put a ;'s 55 on May 8. will soon be r r Nicholas, who _ our smile in '"' a " H a P P Y asking for the turned 14 on „ hearts. Have a 5 b i r t h d a y car keys so she May 8. We special Barney Mom." Love A can drive around love you very birthday. Love from son '°"` her many much. From'"►.. from Mummy, Daddy, Farley and Robert. friends. Happy Mum, Dad, Riley." Happy second birthday to "our birthday wishes and love from Chris, ! Samantha, Dodger and Boot sie precious Kristen (Pookie). You have brought so much Eva, Christina, Chad, Mom and (alias Stinky)." love and joy into our lives. Best Barney birthday wishes Birthday Dad. And, don't forget about Dusty. from Mummy, Daddy, Farley and Riley." _ - gk who's turning - -_ - Birthday tup three on Birthdays 50th Anniversary May 12. It's � _ It's time once Long-time Ajax residents "our little sweet- heart" Todd again for family Shirley and Bob Rowland and friends of ' Peterson. Wish- `'' •- celebrate 50 years of wedded k. Heather Neatt �, ing him a happy bliss May 22. Best wishes, to celebrate. hirthda arc his', congratulations and hopes for aunts, yuncles, ` because she many more from children cousins and Grandma turned I I on Sandra and Denis McNa- w< May 1 1. "Our love and best Robert and Carol - mara, �`_ � ' � wishes and hugs I Rowland, grandchildren ! i•► Birthday"Anoxfxr year has asW quickly g Mark, Denise, Samuel and � y P" 4 y and kisses come from Mom, Dad, Rachel. The family will hold an open house at the :�}ax S h e h a n by, as Katrina Sawicky turned five Grandma, Grandpa. brother Paul Lions Clubhouse, Wb ) Clements Rd. W., on Sunday, May Andrew Raga- raced his eighth birthday on Ma} K. on May 4 and brother Stefan cele- Moore and Shadow Go girl!" 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. The many friends of the couple arc i van turned ,even br invited to join the celebrations. on May 10. Thank you both for the endless love and laughter you hying to our family. Wishing the big Love Mom. Dad and Shannon.„ Birthday guy a Birthdays birthday happy wih -- Stefanie love were Mum,{ Binder reached May 8 was a spe- Dad, Tamara, L .�..: I Birthday double digits on cial day in the Mor- Nana and Papa. "You're a great "Hcy, I can't April 29. rison home. Son kid." believe I'm one "Happy 10th Ryan turned one alrady ! " birthdav Stef. e and Mom Julie a I r en' Slater E Love Mom, turned 30-Sllilll' ~ - Birthda turned one on Dad. Erica and thing. Happy birth- 'y April 23 with Darren. Hope day wishes and love A big girl happy birthday I 1u and your from daughter/sister turned three wishes and love friends had lots of tun at the �lccp- Nicole and Dad. — years old on F from "all who over. Beep on dancing. We love May. 11. Wish- ou." ingyNicole Feig love you (you - Y know who we are).- Birthday ! a happy birthday 4 Birthday were Mom, -1 Birthday - - Dad, Abu, •� Uncle Peter, Birthday Christina Stecyk celebrat- Auntie Linda, Uncle Roberto and Ryan Olson ed her 1 1 [h Auntie Sarita. I turned four birthday Mav 3 -- -- - years old May with a sleelxwer ' 8. Happy birth- with her friends Engagement I day wishes and and future Spice love from Girls Alyson Mommy Fyfe, Shannon Ak Daddy and Greg, Hayley Duncan, Jessica Megan. An d. Banks, Danielle Mcisaac Kai - to R birthday and Kai- lyn Fullerton. They plaved games: to Ryaa n's best buddy Dylan, danced, held seances and eventually slept. Best wishes from brother ` Peter Mom and Dad. The Leopardi house- _ Birthday hold celebrated the sev- Big dude Birthday enth birthditty of Nadia Thomas Laypa _ turned seven on Congratula- tions May 10. "Our pretty tions o out to ballerina" also celebrat- May 6. Daddy g; ed with family says, and Y PPY Linda and Stephen Best are "Ha long-time Ajax thrilled to announce the engage- resident Thelma friends. Hugs and kisses Daniel turned seven on merit of their daughter Stephanie birtMan: M� Crawford, who Mon - from Mommy, Daddy, May 8 with happy birth- to Paul Menezes, the son of Glen Y celebrated her Angela and Zia Elena. day wishes from Mom and joins in: "Happy "We love you and we Dad. "Hope your birthday and Jan and Maureen and Chris. birthday Pump- 75th birthday hope you had lots of was filled with lots of fun Congratulations and happiness kin Pie!" Lots of recently. Love fun." and happiness!" always from their families. love from Dyshe and Billie too. and best wishes from her family and many friends. ao� \ 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...Send to: Ii M Pickering 831-54, THIS W'F.Eh'ti CALF. l�l�'nF.R•C AKF.. Let us know. We'll publish your Name Dropping, I. " ob 2• QwtmRWvm _ special occasion in an eas to -read y % Keith Gilligan; - 3• Nadia I'°"� Winnrr, n,ry go directly to Baskin Kohhim try rccei" c their FKF.F cake. I Pleaw pro%idc idemdicatemi and easy -to -clip format y- p J ... 130 Commercial Ave. ' Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PRIZE VAUD UNTIL SAT., MAY 16. 1996 PAGE 12-THR I4EWS ADVII'RTIBER TUESDAY, MAY 12, I"S E' 1 Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Are., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Sataray FAX: (905)579-4218 I) Carvers ENTERPHASE CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES is current- ly lodun0 for an experienced and cnitalfy, skilled CHILD AND YOUTH COUNSELLOR to wok full time wimp one of our residences The successfu candidate will have experi- ence dealing wird emotional disturbed children writMn a residential treatment environ- ment ahs possess crural 1rl- derstanding of aro effects of name on children This post- b113 oust- on ppaayyss a an floury rate d :/ 31 nicer and CDmeS with a comprehensive benefit pack- age Please forward resumes to 011ERPHASE CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES. Aft Ro- bed Schoemaker- Program Manwt. 10 Mary St 5 Sure 201Oshastia. L 1 H SW Plane (905) 434-8909 Fax W"34- 1775 05- 34- ENTEAMUM CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES is current - Oft lookrg for an . It, ,rioed and clinically stuffed PLAY THERAP1s1nNDlvrouAl THERAPIST to work put Mie with our A,r The success- ful randdate vee hive expen- am disturbed children wwrth �ithin�a tlarapeebc emeronffwt and P021144 Chwe l understard- mp of the efleps at trauma on children Please forward re - some to ENTERPHASE CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES. Art Robert Schoemaker - Pro - 10 Mary St. S. Siete 201 Oshawa. L1 M On Phare (905 434-8909: Fax (905) 434-1775 HAIRSTYLIST wanted for busy Whitby salon. Bonus & Comm. Call Marie MW LOCATOR - One of the dations largest hrianCiar sen- nas contpaty a aprnOrq in tie Alai aro In Jia it you d4sre a dywnc to Mie a- men With exalNm income foss bah. ran oil nor an an. FASI 434� provedea THE NAIL STATION Carnet Training Center Become a to Wancian. career training available in arhfirxal xa11S. or andlen ppeeoixcrreess wati- Ing Student Financing avad- able flats $20 (905)723- a063 NAIL TECNM CMRS Program . Acrylic, bberglassmaniere pedicure. had an. hands on nairrry leads to cendinte Career School of HairSN" Nal Dmsron (905) 576-3558 ELEMENTARY MONTESSORI wpaIry(dded teacher. for w 19 call 905-aW-43 Gerlral $$75 WEEKLY . MAN few- elry, (necklace. bracelets or ear►mgs) years around. at Borrie. Send a sal addressed Fasheon Jewelry. 5359 TTo- l1ttlea blvd.. Urd 48. Rel. 162. Mississauga , Ont.. L/W 41115. 3 OWALi 1 TRAMM need- ed bassist Yif in CMcu- takon department. Call 905- 723-M. A"GW MBIT Beekws vwrued, no selling wiohled. tug ad pan time andable. Experience patented. Full training Plusprovided. Hourly V"U wowsmw fetp01151bk indtvi mos only. ideal tot homemakers. For interview. 010. Call Plnygis al 41&2 At6EMBLMI Stay Home - Make Maley. You assemble prodntts a earn $727/wk. Amalirlg recorded message reveals details. 416-812-6796 i®8 Canadian Company. AZ CROWN required with dump experience, tandem trailer. Mirrmu h 2 years U.S. experience. 905-571-M OEAUTT SALON requires If- eensed assistant manager for Ajax. Salary/comn ussiWbo- mus/profd sharing. Also styl- ists, full and part time. Call Claudia. (905) 576-2512. d,'.i -I i::sIIr;fill 11irFRC'.r11 ' I ;' :1 ii I . % - I .,a9i 683 0707 FMette lim ejpa deft til IIpN Mee. - Fd., Sat 9:30= - 3pa TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 1 Generad Help [IS General Help 1�Gerrerat H* SOCIAL WORKER. Must have a bachelors in social work or gerontology. Ability to work in a customer centre team at Must be organized iZ resident focused. Excellent communication skills. Flexibility in hours & duties. Fox resume to (905)-420-6030 or tie (905)-631-2522. Cornmun%ty Nursing Horne • Village Rot re4eme Centre Full time/Part time Diploma in gerontology/activation coordinator/[)SW or equivalent. Computer literate. Experience an asset. Fax resume to (905)-420-6030 or phone (905)-531-2522. Community Nursing Home 0 Village Retirement Centre CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed direct h to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. ENG><NEER WAP4*rM RECENT MECHANICAL GRADUATE FOR AJAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY. NO ERPERIENCE PLEASE FAX RESUME TO: Progressive heavy duty truck F company looking for experier parts person, 4 day work week, a noons Mon.-Thurs. Compel wage and benefits. For confidential interview please fax resume to: (905) 571-5436 AZ Trask Orlar. Fur time available immwwey. Good woes. balefts, new trucks. Applicants K must hate a clean Mcrae with current so- strapa current ICC medial uxrrttipte, a cnm" record w4f m. a pre-employment dig screen, and USA &mq experience. Appy n person with reierfmla to: J a M ase Inurrub" Inc. 717 Drake St. Oshawa. Ohtaio. BOLD? Adventurous? Female Entertainers preferred. No exp. necessary. Jump on ft last track in 111E adult emer- tairmprfl�atmerrMinddlatry. 18 and aopW awi. Cab Mary A (W5) 431- 4988 for a con id. interview. CHWAWL CTIC Assistant re- qultrtd for wow" DOM of- fice. Rebte f experience a must Fax resume to (905) 728-0679. COMMUTER UURSI Format. cry A mat disks to( Cash! RUSH SAS.E. To: L.L. Wood, 60-8 BrWal Road East, Suite 359A. Mississauga. Ontario. L4Z 3K8 NOTICE FLEA MARKET re- quires MANAGER 2 weekends per month. Management exxpp. required Fax resume to 905- 430-3270 DrivedMover Az & DZ req'd for Van Line Agent. Min. 2 years experience, clean abstract. Markham & 401. (416)292-1107 DRWIN INSTRUCTORS needed to teach in -car and in -class Ajax At Pickering CALL (9Pr)4211-1717 The Pampered CINE. In fame demonstrations of quality kitten tools. Featured on Oprah. Call Linda Stephens, 905.666-4049, EXPANDING COURIER com- pany requires 5 drivers and 1 dispatcher. Drivers can cam in excess of $600/wkly., all Mon -Fn.10-4,905.427-8093. EXPERIENCED hairstytist warded for busy Salon in Dur- ham Centre. Alii Good wag- es. Call (905) 619.81357 EXPERIENCED tekmarketer needed Good wage Call (905) Part Time HAIR STYLISTS needed for Ajax - Pickering area. 58/hour to start Plus profit-sharing, Birthday pay & good working conditions. For interview call 905-831-4337. FIRST CHOICE HAIR CUTTERS HAIRDRESSER with Clientele also Nail TechnKw with clientele experxnced Wim waxing Pickering location Cal Mane forapM 831-3285 HANISTYUST Required for busy Whitby salon Experi- ence rrcessary Apply in per- son wird resurhe 1200 Ross - Law E Wtwtby. Anthony Frarices Salon Estetia HEADOUARTERS HAIR CUT- TING TEAM requires a stylew and oat tech Mate or lemate Must have 2 yrs exp Must be motivated to Nam ane grow wren our team Guarix salary Progressete commis- sion structure Cath Meaditwa- lers a 905.4343156. HOMEMAKERS. mature stud- ents pan -time telemarketing poeiboM Salable b triose i e Years of age a older $7 DO/ hour AN taring premed b MM ilio quality Cal 1905) 619-2785 belvreen lip in to arraipe an mwrmw ■MMTRM Dry Cleaners. Patcher/seamstress. Parma - nem ped farm position. w 1742 Brod(nourSSI SSYIR 20 ek � Aeon -Tiers 9 3o-2310pm LARGE CHRISTIAN Daycare - Centre requires cleaner eve- ryday from 11 454 00. Fax resum to 905.839-8273 or Drop M in person Bayfar Dayate. 817 King" Rd E uFEcuARDS Scarborough area •FIT &PR Summer '98 • Min. 17 yrs. • Bronze Cross Please call 905.624-6361 SAL Secretary for sr- geons oMia. Word-ptflect. (iW-typrg. medial lermi- nology necessary. Appy to Swgog Prolessiorw BW" 98 King St W.. Bowmtanva LIC Ifi NA vier sT we mini inam 5 years of exp. nuded. WNh or wW&A cinmek. 416-410- 9M. or tax 905.686-1872. $36e SMWEEKLY College stalks corms on n!! (m lNrI welcome too) Advensang a P" requires 10- k peop�mcdratNy. Call Miller (905)720-3144. PAN M Kam. Pam" of surae purls ad woe- in upng with knorNe -no of PPG paint nodn system, SO motivated w" orgaliratialal experiaice. A great asset. tAuW five oral tfaNpontilion. Pot Perry aaa. Send resume to: Jon - 310 HAGS. Fax No. 1l05) 965-1374. (905) 9115- 6241 part time ash weekly. Be- come a 2 -IJ -Homecare re- senutaive in your neighbour- hood. No investment, no seD- inqar rcqured. CCU (905)576-3935 Cluiagton. (905) 435.0568 Osnaw. (905) 427-0810 Ajaft/PidxErilg. FULL TIME Pats Dmrer need- ed for heavy duty truck parts distributor in Whitby. Must provide dean drivers abstract. Appy at 1751 Wedworth St. West Unit 06. Between fpm - 4pm No phone calls. Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Pickering News Advertiser Outlet ®® 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering SaraAee-Amberlea Pura CLASSIFIED ON-LINE we..aw. n..awnr row.d Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Wpp__«�.. Sun -Noon til 5 p.m. tea" CLOSED Monday's. FAX- WM 57!•42111 1 Cww nl Help PERMANENT Part time Office Cleaners needed. no expen- ence necessary. Oshawa to Am. 2-4 hours/day 5 days/ week. start immeQiatey, must be bondable a have own transportation Call Mon -Fn 9am-5pm only Anderson's Building Maintenance 905- 404-1564 PROFESSIONAL Painters warded. must have min 2 years experience, with refer- ence phone numbers Call Shawn 905-136-0545 after 6pm REQUIRED immediately ex- penenced buknrg main- tenance person for evetrngs 8 weekend work Heavy filling required Apply In person to THUNDERBIRD Goll Club 995 Myrtle Rd Ashburn Ont REQUIRED 11111 aldy Ex- penenttd short order cook Snm work regarod Apply in person 9% Rd fA rr ClubGo STUDENTS $1285 TO START I, companv Inas +e. oral FT/rr openings thi, summer scholar. .hip. awarded. Work in :t. aura. Call nearest office for ■ ilo..... Call Oshawa (905) 723-4920 Call Peterborough (705) 745-4051 TELEMARKETERS Need pisdive motivated people lot CA centre Eve in and weekends Fen and pedes• sional work at mom Cap lira between 2 p m and 9 m�5 831-2333831-2333 THE NEONS ADVER?1SER is looking for prospects to debater newspapers and and areas ***3X>* AJAX Farmers Ave. Thorp Cres. Weekes Dr. MacDemTott Dr. Marshall Cr. Carrick Ave. Arinje Cres. McNeilaggee Crt. Dennis Dr. Kemp Dr. Kearney Dr. PICKERING Shay Dr. Beaton Way Rayleen Cres. Theoden Crt. HdV*dge Dr. Denby Dr. DemxooSaggins St. Chapman CrL Meriadoc Dr. Derwale Dr. SCARBOROUGH Wheeling or. Matiorley Cres. Pendemere Pkwy. Tudor Glen Cres. Fardare Ave. Rough HVIlarlds Dr. Decimal Place Ravine Park Cres. Ha"M411e Ave. Baronial Crt. Broadbridge Dr. itZr *75*T1r* FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 683-5117 IIP TO SII.N per hour plus bonuses. Appointment Super- visor required. Wentworth/ Fareweg uea for telemarket- ing department. Must have expenerlu, adkry to lead. train aril order 1 p.m. - 9 10 p.m. now (905) 571- i1 1 office Help 1 Olfics Help ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONAL A successful, 30 person technology com- pany, located in Richmond Hill, is seeking a career minded Accounting Pro- fessional. A Canadian university degree is a prerequisite. Having either just Completed or being well on your way to Completing a C.G.A. or C.M.A. account- ing designation, would assist. You will be responsible for all account- ing functions, including budgeting, cash flow management, data entry and pre- paration of internal financial state- ments and reporting. You are well posi- tioned to take on more responsibilities under minimal supervision. Excellent knowledge in accounting software pack- age is required. We offer a stimulating environment, competitive salaries and benefits pack- age. Please fax your response with your resume and salary expectations to: Renaud Rutland, Chartered Accountants F= (904) 666.1042 Tel- (902) 666.2720 1 General Help WAIT Stan bus persons std kitchen rap repiered. Appy In person 10 Vto, a the Ker- ry Inn. aha 11 am -7 pm 967 Wtstm RO S Arai Call (905N28-0790 WANT TO eE INCA? We tare a proven system that is mak- ng niiiorms. Lap year we pad S129nMion In silos drmws- Sim n your mss__. per. srtlpit a coachatle. we need 10 to1-600-5823348 WANTED - Experienced Board Callers. Line Cooks. full and part Bene Apply wmfn No ptiorte alis prem Don Ch" S cowbce WANTED- MAINTENANCE worker for plaza in Alan. knowledge of iteUnal. woodwork or plwn pm leaned CCN (905) 683-97 1 ONn EXKMNCED flexible. CSR required Computer expen- am necessary. able to han- de mum -tasking. Pwggsmg and overdory expe once an asset. Fax Rpkes we salary e pKutphto (905)-619- 147E. Nophaft alis 0-. Sda Hills / BO WIZ -The ultimate card game. Room Saks Rept. Have tun. Mabeey Enjoy playing Cards? CCN Doitp 1- 1 +1-eoBi. INSIDE TECHNICAL sake support (*gwrcd for heavy equipment M-obaw" Company Must be able to traldk all irlgrkes order ar try, Mrvoick and cageetiora. Fax resume N Dynex Engi- neers (905) 721-1201. NATURAL GAS CO. Is Itokoldrig for Door -to -Door registration agents. Excellent pay. Easy work. Fait eawawe t%t G. 7yMr (416) 66"Jael mature commissioned Saks rep: make 15 calls per day to companies • get 2 orders - take home 65K a year. Fax (905) 707.5608. PAPER SALES REP Durham Raepgiiorn's most progressive oSaks � � requires P& - per IMustry b send anti expand nw and ra ribrg ac - comas Mist be ter-mowat- sd ahs have exce1NM com- moucabdrf and customer sernce sh"S First -ldw- alon green to sane PC$$=- we an tnsong Clem base ExceNem opportunity tot ad - wird an drgamza- tion in Da prow" stage Very amacun remurwabon pun avabbk for rgm carn"I'se Pkm tax resume for con- siderabon 10:905-430.8626 SALES KPNSERTATM for samtabon supply Company, ben salary. eomrnission A car allowance Must be ae- gresswe. din- and have a strong sales ability. Only ex- pensinco sales peopm need aprlly. PNife Sub resume to Cary Therien, C/o UN- DERWOOD'S. 410 Riley Ave Alax Om LIS 20 Fax (9D5) 619-9829 Sales Dealers Needed $S (EARN EXTRA CASH$$ Sell Arron Products. No Inventory WorkYbur Own Hours. CaN Today PaulMte Nattills Voice Box 905-65.5-8898 or 416-398-9390 ti WELOERi, loflg term u1enmpp� Mmomm six months wodcMq zpe Fax re- sume to (te 1 695.0900 or all bill free 1-888-509-3222. stag Plus. BROKER Requires an experienced R.I.B.O. licensed personal lines C.S.R. Fax resume to 905-428-8672 1 IDer" Der" w°ieal 1 IM'6ea1 Oshatra/Wlxitbll New pxactice requires (P►eventiine Dental) Assistant, Fi d may) Hyglenist, Evenings/Saturday receptionist Please reply to File i' 124 Oshawa TMs 14Wk PO, Box 461 Oshawa. Ontario L 1H 7L5 (�. SlulNd Help iICIM SWN*d Help CLASS -A- Machmie required SMALL USED CAR DEALER -CAR DEALER - for Active Green d Ross bCa- SHIP in Oshawa rams youM tion in Oshawa Must be ex- If you are an experienced penenced In brakes. align- salesperson aN (905)720 - mem a from end We offer 1174 steady work. good pay aDen- shits. t26/hr. flat rate wird fM1AY PAINTERS. minimum good weeky guarantee. Call six months working expen- Dan 905-728.6221. or tax em ON term lemp, fax re - 905.728.2069, sume to (1 495-0941 or all toll free 1-86161 6-509-3222. Cl/1SS A LICENSED ME- CHANIC required for busy automotive shop Confidence. enthusiastic and knowledge- able Good Customer service skills an asset Please lax re- sume to 905-430.1222 CNC MILLING OPERATORS (Fanuc coinrds). Man" bor- ng mill operators (Urron 1 spindle).Wlders e(Must ffave valid reeding tickets), and FN- rer required for Heavy equp- mem inanfula bse. Fax re- sume to (905) 721.1204 Dy- nex Engineering Inc. EXPERIENCED voice and data cable installer To SW urmt- dia" BroduSayly area. Call (905)426-43e9 GENERAL MACHINISTS a Mig welders $12.00 per M Machinists must be expen- erictd dri lathe and mulbrlg madras Cal CrySty Per - ( "5) 5790252 NECKMC, expertence wish exhaust, brakes and gerary repairs. own toils. ply oeswma 10 File 0141 This Week. PO Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario LIH 71.5 MIDAS PICKERING. expen- enced mechanics waned im- media" Full a part-time. Mist Have brakes a two and experience AC an asset. Ap- py in person to Mdas Pick- ering.(W5)4W2270 �)4W� tan Rd or REPLACEMENT WINDOW and door katarert. b be CW Aft of rablYnp bays. bows. and Muffs. innmum to yrs aperierir, Good pay Steady work Own tools and and tmsportaoiar CCN 571.0664 SCARBOROUGH MamAactr- eier lookiriQ fora 'Hands On' , supenaor w" mn. s yeas experience veno eft_ wwork a lASI paced, challenging wim CDf"Wer Skills andrgokwl- edge of EDI's aid RPA's, you wig be msparsibk for .- shipper am abi worwim mow of m b thpite sku's for few & Ufibwm' Fax resume: to (416) 724.6616 sIBPPERt rNedeO wile 4-6 YOM 1111 aK1 81114111111106011 OMOR r packaged goods aldbr retail. Shedd also bye I F. , let in iscips, lorMin opaalion, hanoti g Ores d b6rg ane be wivintg b work ShNts. Pease to restart b (416) 7243616. SRILLLW MACIBBRT re- grind Buy kktraesshop. close Iderance wo* an Macrine " ave U" Saw filmy to Fie /148. This WNK P.o. Box 481. Oshawa, Ontarb LIM 7L5 or tax to (905)723am - YOUNG. ExpamdNe gravell quarry operation immediately requires an experienced per- son to operate ad mainuen from end loader. saarrrg PIM. Washing symm and have a general knowledge of operating a small gravel pit Fax resume to 613.332-1551 1 Hospital MsOcWa RE CEPTIORRT/ASSISTANT required for busy duce Must lave 2 yrs experience. Must HARP CERTIFIED logic Tbtech computer expvmm an asset Poem cortaCt Mary a 905431-3262 .1 AJAX WestreyAfwy 02 Full Ilmt Care giver wanted In my none for 2 young chedrtn So" in August Needown onon- cereate ences ()-427-3036 i EXPERIENCED Many/Mouse- keeper for 17 not old a newborn. References. AnofW Fntxi aro Call 5094157 ar- ta .30m, PIMPING. 4wyr 12 Dixie. nanny required for toddler. own transportation, phase to nesuaft and references to 905-831-6096. OOOEAURARM. Expen- enced. energetic: mother of 2 has ope inps for r9rldren 2yrs. A up. Fun, safe eewron- mat: police check a refer- ences available. Sherry 420- NARW000IN0 TH Hwy a2 area. Reliable daycare avail- able in my, home. ARorWble rates- Non-smol ng environ- ment. F1rR-twine. 6 months i up, 905-428-2676. PICKERNIG B4ydi / NMN: loving diyare. 1e iaoatlls to 12 years Daily outings Ierrced bCkWd and park). am Yore. music, W b*= rfeiR A srapa. first Aid. C.PR. certified. Nom 1244. , m 905-42e- WAMM WMwd P.S. Area. ftcant Available. CPR plus OW ad, 2 playrooms, lupe backyard. Daily otmwgs. Re - ages pmvkmt $37-1644. 1 w m ALMOND KRCIIEN cup- boards, u -shaped 9 R. x 8 It x 9 R.. $450 or best oft. (905) 4x7.4216. 165 165 Day Care Available 1 Bargain C4xnar1 Articles for Sia • Anbgtlea 11 Automobile 11 Autonidrms for Sob for Sob HARVEST GOLD stove. good condition. $150 obo. 683- r , pe Colour muni- back�� `wuuaius trial- isw rntrtnt, 4 Or auto. jam), blanket box. very clean low mileage. 6539 for, 8600 or best offer. 905- washstands, decoys, dolls, $1500 certified or best ott- 509 8157. Bennington.g LEAVING COUNTRY, Must lass, china, er. 905 728-0490, pager 9051 Sell' Bikes. $25: bedroom Sell, NEW AND USED fridge. lamps. am s, plates etc Call 655- 435.1448 $200. Sanyo TV & RCA VCR. s300. new Bissell, $60: ping ponq table, $250: plus more. Call 905-509-6340. 1 Articles for Sam GARAGE door repairs, broken springs. cables, rollers, open- ers installed $45 New doors/ openers. Duality Plus Doors 416-336-0073 1250 Multi 10x15 single lever AB Dick 350 T-51. Paper plate maker Stitcher. Metal plate burner dial -a -plate. Electric Yak Forklift. 3 station mass, 5000 His Call (905)430-8180 leave message 1985 GMC Astro Van. 7 Seat- er, loaded. $1200 or 08.0. MTD 2 stroke snowblower, $250 3 room ten man family tem, brand new, paid $500, selling 2D $300. Kenmore va- cuum, $50 CCM 28- an a10- minum lOspeeds $100 3spd. ladies $30 10spd, with baby seats $50 Queen sz. captains water bed. wood frame. 6 drawers. $150 Brand new water treatment system, cost $700. selling O $400. (905)- 623-7134 LEATHER jackets. up to 12 price. leather purses from $9 99. luggage from $19.99. leather wallets from $6.99. Everything Must Go! Family Leather. 5 Pnikds Mall Osha- wa 905-726-9830, AIR CONDITIONER 10.000 BTU $250 riding lawnmower 8 rip 30' cut 8900- will fit through gams: 436--78M ALMOST BRAND new 5 pe. bedroom suite 2 night tables. queen site headboard. light brown wood. $400 negoli". (905)686-1396 ANTIQUE FURNITURE. 1918 - round dining room table. dial 54', 4 leaves. 1 armichir. 5 regular, seats ivory brocade. aAM 6'. wakiil finish, , " . S2650 (9O5>sa3 floss leave message BED. BLACK wrought iron ca- nopy, queen Orthopedic mat- trewrame. Never opened, $1,200. Sacrifice 8490. (416) 407-9499 KOCH ALFANA road bike. 24- 8 speed. 600/165 com- ponentsMaya rills. 5660. PR 728.9171 (snp) BRAND NEW 800 GAagjher electric fencer ,;ompleM with pass.COniredO`S and were 1- 7B-4996 (SM) BRAND NEW. sofa bed. 5750 Lazy Boy good condition 5350 Brass and end tables 5400 4 Swivel cites (Ibtch- MI S30/ach 9115.697-5980 CARPETS - lots ot Carpe. 100% "On new Stain n- laia Carpets on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms, 5349 Price rich carpe. Pvruum pad. expert inKtanAOon. last �Mew- ery. free estimates (30 gads). NOMM 666.2314. CARPETS SALE: Lots a Car- pets 100% nylon star re- lease. carpel 3 rooms $339 (30 sq yd.) Includes. carpet. premium lad and misgia- tion. Fitt estimates• carpet repairs am surrounding urro1 7 �. � 905 - CARPET SALE. Can and Saw up to 50% OH large sdecton of color am ��' atnomer guaranteed. For free estimate call Mike, 905)431-4040, (416)822- 26 COMPUTER CLEARANCE center -rias too may talk in Pentium systems. Used P75's, $455., Pent loo's $495.. Pent 120's 5525., PON 133 5595., Pail 150 $645. As are mulbnwM with IGB + Drives and 16 ,ram. We pay the psi and 90 On al used from fins BPP1 one ( 5) Sq? - 3D59. l�sl B97 CRAFTSMAN 10' radial arM- saw 5300 obo. Office desk 520:905 725-9299(snp) DIAMOND Swam Enegage, MM Ring with Tillarly 55 . brilliant CIA FF colour. t stApp`attleid at ed Call (905)479 MMer. Dow NORM Suite. coM- pkM $t GOO. Bdroom SUN. walnut, complete $600. Call 623-2368. FLEETW000 Stay consltk in periodcs Alio a prtlducl). GM 905-434 B6B3Mdslred HOT TUB. 5'x6'. fitter. 110v tleaer, IiOM. GFI breaks. hard cover, Cedaf Oorher sitirtlfg, Excellent cothdMion. CO $2100.(905)-571.6909., KING IED X -mirk Orthopedic Pllowlgp, SW and tame. sill to Plastic. cost $1,500. Sell $625 (416)407-9499 LADIES 1411 Yellowiwhite Di. amond Fill Set. Appra�d at $3800 plus MUPST: Make an otter Call 436.9810. stove, washer, dryer bar fridge, freezer Ross pp pliances. 325 Simco, St S , Oshawa (905) 626.0365 ONE STAHLS HOTRONIX swinger beat seal equipment. used 2 times. sold state key Pad control. call (905) 723- 9283atter PIANO - Mason & Risch. ex- cellent condition $1200 Flute. excellent condition $350 Please call (905)435 3434 POOL OPENING SPECIAL - $149 All taxes & chemicals I ncluded Limited time offer. Pool Supplies Available G.R.B Maintenance. (905) 683-8452 POOL Tables 8and 9' slate billiard tables for sale Call 905-420-{113. RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES, new and reconditioned, full warranty. Paddy's Market. 905.263-8369 or 1-1too -798- sso2. RETAIL DISPLAY UNITS Ideal for C D's. books. etc 54000 each. Phone (905) 721- 0601(snp) SHEDMAN - Duality wooden sheds 8' X 8' balm kit. only 5299 Plus tax. Marry otter siz- es and styles available Also garages and desks 761 Mc- Kay Rd Unit 3. Pickering. For more into. all 905.619-2093. SNOOKER TARE 602. reg- ulation sire Brunswick . with accessories. $5.000 Or best offer 905.683-7505• after bpm. STAINED GLASS ckaance safe of supplies, lamps, well owes. adores etc. 30.50% on ""Yftmust clear by May 31 U-21:411 daily Su dance Glass. 600 Euclid St Whitby(905)430-1727 OAK & PINE FMINITURE At Traditional Woodworkdn9 we've started SPRING CLEARING!" End of kens. 1 of a kinds, prolotyp lis. display modefs must be sod at in- credbk savings Solid Oak table $et 5699 Solid Pine dresser rhe hutch number 8999: Solid Oak cotta & end table set $419. Solid Pine 6T awertarrnail wit 5899: Strop now for best seleceonI Tail, od bonal Woworlung han0- rxafhng quakily said Pine & Oak Furniture sm 1974 115 North Pon Rd. (oft Ream St I Pon Perry (905) 965-8774 TIME is running out. final eleararnce mo- ot Evrrude Mao`s. below ,wr cog. $50 oil mo- tors with In ad. wade Saks 655-8010 TOSMMBA NOTEBOOK, 486X100 500 HD. 8 Mg. Wind- ows 95. $1400 oto or rder- listinq trades 434-0392 (sap) ORD FRIDGE 5225. and up. used stoves 5200 and up, used washers $250 dryers $125 and up. New brad name Indges. 16. at $605 New brand name 30' Stoves 5449 and up New 5 c.l. freezers 8255. Stephienson's Ap- pliances 227 Court St.. OSN- wa.576-7448. WHITE bedroom turn., 3 dressers. wardrobe, desk min hutch. 2 twin beds. 2 boys a- types 6 $50.. Five It pato door 0 $150. Various wwrd- Owes sultatile for cottage 576- 0051. (snp) AArtlle ANTXMS?Abnidetyl Ad- vice, consultation free: ap- praisals -minima ter: auction service 20% negotiable. Pur- sor da contents (no limit to value considered), colectiors of any son. quatr- Mia or single antique items. I'I try to respond to all qWr- as. Robert Bowen AnbglNs- Brooldin, Ontario. (905)655- W49.tax (905)655.5501 $ CASH FRIG S We buy all y �TV5C4253 working CASH OR DEALS. We Bury. Seg. A more! Pay lop dols for top Hems. Hoare audw video. car audO, tools. CO's. movies, alma. gold, dia- monds, furrtiture, 1M= 905-671-2274 Aeri in wit (prefer al WANTED: 1966 -1976 Sears motorcycles for parts. any condition. Please WI (905)666-0164 alta bpm. e 1 AM A Craft - CATHEIMME WMID CERAM- ICS. 905-721.2591. Green - ware, bisque, paints. glal brushes. accessories avail- able. Classes heel. call for Dmes. 905-721-2591. CRAFTERS WANTED at The Gift & Craft Showplace' locat- ed in the Cour ice Flea Mar- ket, 4 km. east of Oshawa. Let us show & St8 your Cabs di - redly to the public. You do not have to be there. Call 905- 436-1024, Pads, Soa SALE- FREE HEATER -KAYAK Pool Rectangular above ground including decks 16'x24' 0/D $5395 Package includes liner, 2 ladders. sand filter, pump & motor etc. 1- 800-668-7%4 1 Lost & Found FOUND Medic Alert bracelet, May 6th at Fdeldlight a Gle- nanna (Pickering). Call 420- 1828 LOST- cat, last seen Sat evening. May 9th Brown. 14 Year old tabby, area of Wood- house Cres . Kings Cres , Ad- miral Rd Ajax if found, may be very sick. needs insulin Cal 683-2073 • 1 P"Supplies/ Dowding BLONDE COCKER Puppies. 6 week old shots, dewormed. home raised. parents can be seen $375 576-4683 SILVER FOX Egeestrlan Cen- tre, indoor riding arena. 150 acres of land for hacking, daff- y turnout, lOmin. N of Whit- by. Call Kash 905-655-8549 SIBERIAN Husky pups with blue eyes. 8 weeks aid. 5400 June Btagk Dup .'r. 00 to go (705)93 309 -6995th ROTTWEILLER PUPS beauti- ful. majestic loyal pets. home -raised with tender lov- Ag are. purebred. parents on see 905-965-8021 BEAGLE puppies, purebred. first shots. vet clicked 1 dsl.lown cross pup for sale Cap Dune 905-665-0191 (shDl LHASA APSO pups for Salk $350 Males & females avad- able. various colours Ready to go (705)786-3'24, knave message FREE TO 0000 NOME - Moving and must give this very lovable male neutered. calico colored. 2 yr old cat away He is an irehoa cat and gets along wN we dogs. cats and kids 721.00581snD) AVNLABLE NOW at Tmx Pd, osnawa centre COckapooS. stepwatt, wasaiall lem- pajos am mothe $399 . $42999 Pups godniled ad guaranteed Telephone (905) 436-3724 SMB MM HUSKY PUPS. CKC registered 3 females Avail - June 12. gray and while, al wlMe. wwiRen guarantee, good sled dogs or tametr pees Also available some young adults to Loving hares. in. quires (613)395-5578 ATTENTION: 0 Owners Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems slanrg a S54 99 up 10 150 ID wi Dog Life Jackets naDrm a S25. 24 Fire Hy- drant cardanrier $2599 BEST Bail 3' 4-12'. 6-. 1(- Lifetime Guarantee. from S5" Ood Shovels from 55 99 9- ). 7 days/wellSale. Buy le1311 AnniverSalY d SOrder before May 31st. receive 1 year digester free (905)723-5413. Fax 723- 1466 Adkmwbdn kwso 1/2 TDM GMC pickup truck SLE cab. stereo, ed. electric door locks, windows, Cruse, air, 1996. $17.0000 or Hest offer. Cal between 9 - 5 Mon- day - Friday 42& -OM CREDIT PROBLEW? On the spot financing. Down pay ments from 8750. O.AC. Carl trucks. vans. 1961 to 1994 Atandy Auto Sales Lid. 792 Simco, SUM SOOM, 05tuwa. Phone 905-720-3382. 1951 NVDSON pacemaker, 2 door, 90% finished, would make a great hot rod. $6,500 or best offer, or Interesting trades. (905) 434.0,'192 sap 1982 MAMA RX7, 5-spd. standard, new pait new bra. oversize spoil!. P. windows, p. Mirrors. Slnroof. as is S200o. obo. Call 985-3183. Isnp) ISM OLDS CSMA 2 door, 6 clot., auto, low km, 2 tone. $1,500 certified. (905) 579- 0130. 1985 DODGE Anes, power - steering, ppoower-brakes, air, cruise attrtm, automatic, well naimamed• only 112.0001l $1200 or O.B.O. Cal 905.435- 0178. 1985 PONTIAC Parisienne. as is $500 call 905697-2577 1995 TOYOTA CAIMIAY, 148. klms.. auto. Immaculate in- terior, mitt condition. must sell. $1,800. 905-831-7139. 19U CHEVETTE 29,OOK. $1100 as is $1350 cert. Queen size walerbed. Boom box. 100 wan amp. 404-9040 or 668- 9737 1987 DODGE Caravan, excel- lent body $1200 as iso( best otter Call (905)436-9210 19U CAVALIER. White 4 dr Auto A/C 1450o0Kms Good condition $1600 As Is. Call (905)-576-3679 1911 Crosica. V6. tulry bailed $2195 keit 1987 Buick Station Wagon V6, fully loaed $1695 cert 1985 K -Car $1200 cert (905)404-9759. 1988 MUSTANG, 5OL.. $4.800. certified 1996 Jimmy SLS 4 x 4 loaded, $23 900 Certified. 404-1937 1989 FORD TAURUS. 4 door. automatic, dark blue $2.500 or best otter Certified Call (905) 433-0767 1989 FORD T m 2 door, 4 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 4t & 86 01 DS Tierra 1;Gfr ac e Do' cyl auto. stereo, AC. Never s Best otter Good fur pans smoked in. very clean inside/ Call 404-0899 out Ruins well. asking $2195 19 SUNNING Certified. 134K certified (905)430-0944 Replaced fuel pump. water 1919 JEEP YJ Sahara. 2 tops, siwri head wm,s Cam One owner 157 klm. Mich!- w fins. Well maimamed Am/fm brakes hoists batts Adbat 56250 certitid (905) 434- to struts & much more 4961 Oshawa. $330 080 Call 426.3056 1998 PONTIAC 6000 SE. 31 ACURA Hondr 4 door, bad - V6. auto.fully-loaded. 53800. If neaned seats A/C. moon Also 1987 Crew Camaro. lulls roof. well maintained, lady loaded. V6, auto. asking driven. 1420OOkm $9500 $2500.706--9370 0 8 0 Call 665-0616 after n Only OrNy 81300 certr• Born 1910 CORSICA L.T. 31L. 6cyl auto aAll power cruise. lilt, Am/FM. Cass . no rust, way clean new tines & ex- haust 178.000kims Certified, 53796 r"Me 905-436.0519 1998 PONTIAC Tempest, bur- gundy good condition. aw- tomahc. air-c"liomnq bucket seats. 53500 Cad 906- 728-M leave message 1991 SUZUKI Swift. 4 cyl. 5 sod. certified 137K, some rust. $1700 Cal 686-6689 1918 SUZUKI Soh. 5 speed. excellent runrnnq condition, marry options 52000 080 Must sell Cal (705) 941-5408 or (9051 404-3714 1961 HYUNDAI EXCEL 4 corn door sedan 5 spew. air door". amitm Cassette 86,000 km. Asking 400 Phom 579-14'13 CARUSO AUTO SALES -1989 Toyota Tercel navy blue. 165tms 51995 1967 Porrtac Persian $1595 1973 Sun - camper Motor Home, 7811ims. $2995 as Is 1988 Caravan white. 190kms. $1995 1965 Honda Accord. Drowm.132kms. $1595 19900 Sidekick $2550 All vehicles Certdled 1895 Clements Rd U-177 Pickering Need a car, 90 Phil f&6 --3M. CERTICAR-S ANNUAL. SPIN G SALE OF SALES. We ire knly stocked aM nMe- ably priced on over 35 Me re taUHioed vehicles. Cone see ler yconeN. Eli. New Ar- neels - 1993 Transport loan to. frost green 3800 V-6. per - kid in ewtryway. good kms. now Sit 500 . 1994 Hyundai Elantra 5 speed, spotless. Mack beauty. $3.995. 1993 Tau G 1991 PLYMOUTH Sundance. in l host green. lend• d. 99.000 kms absohAely 4 -door hatchback. p/s. p/b. will $7.995 1995 Grad AM automatic, err. Clean & reek- SE. whim. loaded, V-6. 77.000 ableconfled Call Il 512.650, 1995 Lures. 134.1000 Only $5.000 kms. rete 1991 PONTIAC SUMBIRD LE.anw0 low once j12100 1987 Astro LT, runs and looks per- sedan 4 cY1 auto under 100K. fect, loaded and everythlrq well very imarmarned worts, pryy $4 995 1990 As s $4250 905-655.8766 Buick LeSabre Ltd llurgia dy (SAP) and Duck. only 80.000 km 1991 PONTIAC Sunbrd. 4 our tuft loaded. must see. 57 995 4 cyl auto 84 000 ong kilo 1992 Jimmy S-10. loadeC. 5 New 2 tone pard & brakes spud. 0 xabsolutelyOnly sw- Rust In excdknt l r $6 n Only OrNy 81300 certr• 1995 Firelly. 5 speed. only W Can W Cale 720 2965 60.000 kms. seal it. $6. 1990 Z28. loadei . u1Wk beau - 1991 PONTIAC temptst. 6 y. 5 speed, new tires. just cyl cold air 74kms $4995 any $5.995 BIG RE - 1991 Buck Regal, loaded DUCTIONS - 1990 Tracker t 15kms. $6995 1996 Home comernbk, wit. poshm Cab. Z34 loaded. leather white and blas . now S5995 689ms $13900 AZTEC MTR firm. 1992 Voyager LE. 8 1905)4356012 118.000 1991 VW JIMA. 5 -spied. a/c. npow Only .885mj9W Lurm- fill APV 38M V-6. loaded. 0 -dog very well maintained perfect while. high km, 205.000km $5.500 Or Sm $7,750. 1991 Buick leSaOre Offer Cal 905-430-4740. LT. loaded. 92.000 kms. silver 1992 BUICK Regal Ltd 115K. a10 burgundy. spotless now warranty. power err, locks. $8.395 1991 Laser R S Tur- widows, sleeri g Tin, cruise. bo. auto. loaded. 115.000 kms. will certify. excellent conch- now $6.995 firm price 1991 tans $9800 905-263-4430 Olds Dena 88 R Royale, lo and pretty. V-6. 180: 1952 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD. Now 55.595, 1990 Jena GL. excellent condition, drives air, auto. fantastic and now grey, an options 88000 Also only $4.995 firm 1991 Cavak- 1992 Cadillac STS. 56.000 a R S Coupe. V-6, err. pis - km, leather, Co. electric sun- tine wavtc, 151,000 km, Stupid roof, full warrardy fill August price $4.995 1994 Geo Metro. $19.800 686-0234 (snp) 5 speed. 70.000 kms, really 1992 CORVETTE, newpaint. Bw k aft only $4.695. 1988 new style. low tires and ground effects lot.• Extremely beautiful car. Sell- km air, everything works. Now only $4.995. for taese ous enquiries only. Asking ad eMw f Ors c M 516.0001. 060. all days. 576- jyyp� ANN cows. 155 2992. evenings 665.1973. SL w-. ,t OWN= mu. Cam 1911 CKV Cavalier, 4 floor.��?) smzm. OPM This air conditioning. arnRm cas- �=+F gppp coredtron• !6000. CaN 57a 7603. MEED FMIANCNIG? 92 Vol geur V6. $4995. 91 COrsia 1993 KID S=M. rd, ado, with sunroo. new tires, 115.000 Him, big' driven, ask- ing !6500. Call 725 3485. sip 1993 HYLMAI EXCELL, slaw lard, 2 doo.cendid $3000 obo. Call 404-2972 (stip) 1914 Nub 32& 118km, cer- tified, dark green, am/fm CASs.. gift. nsVFOoled. Origi- nal owner, nonsmoker. Ask- ing $6999.665-7511 1995 PONTIAC Transport. Ilam condition. loadeo with 3.8 engine. Hunter gran, 70K, $14,695. Call 905-436-1631 after 6pm. 1!!7 Buick Park Avente. Bor- deaux-red, red-leather-inleri- ot Luxury upgrade. Heated seatstmirrors. 3.8-V6. 20.000 km, sunroof, mind condtion. certified. $33.800. 905.579- 6802 1997 PONTIAC Grand Prix GT 4 door, wale. graphite leather interior, loaded. CD player, 33K. $23.000. Call (905) 263- 8283 135K. 54995. 91 Cavalier 1141(, 34995. 89 Sunbird 4- dir. $2995. 89 Hada Civic, $3495. 89 Silverado Step -side 64 P.U. 88 Cavalier 224, V6 5-spd. 88 CadiIHc. 1 owner, 55995. AN sad certified. 50 more available. Catttnore Auto Saks, 200 Ountlas SI.W. WIMby 905.665-8977. NO CREDIT, SLOW CREDIT. bankrupt, bankrupt and un- discharged?, your worries are over at Emerald Motors. over 40 cars. trucks and vans, in stock now. (416) 283-4944 call now for details o a c 11 Arnamabjles to so" 1986 Dodge 600. 4 dr, auto. a/c. $900 or best reasonable offer 1990 Volkswagen Jena. auto. 4 -dr sunroof. 120K. $4900 obo 434-2775 Aulom 1dbileses S Cash $ for unwanted and trucks project cars and wnte-offs (We dear out. you cash nn) 905-426.0208 $75 to $7500 for scrap cars & trucks or any condition vea- cle5 24hr. Free Towing All Durham Recycling, cars d truckswanted Can (905)706• 5740:428-7878 A 6 A AUTO- Cars, trucks. boats We pay $80- $10 000 Cash on the spot Any Coldi- lion. any year Call us any - r me. 24 tours 7 days, 30 minservice 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles must at in running condition . Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St W. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES SCRAP CARS Wanted top prices paid Same day pick up. Also cars for resale. will pay up to $5000 Call 686- 1771 1 Trucks Sob 1989 BLAZER 4 31- 4X4 auto 148 000 km $4000 as is 905. 579-4132 atter 6 p in (sap) 1989 DODGE Ram shoe -box very good condition 137.000km 8 cylinder, s. p/ b. 14.400 Calk 905.623-5821 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1998 -PAGE 13 IM Agrtmars for Rent 1 BEDROOM apt for rent For 1 person Non smoker 5550. per month 07 and Westney Road 905-649-1656 1-11EOROOM basement apartment non-smoking, share entrance. laundry/park- mg includes utilities/cable $450/month first,iasvreler ences suit one June Ist South Oshawa 1905 5-5 5298 are trtlrarnce. 4 pc Dams AN 2 BEDROOM dpi near 3sna- wa Centre ano 401 Parking, laundry. storage Available jmme"ley Non Smokers Preferred $625/mo plus ny- dro 579-0246 is' Good for parts Reaelt 2 & 3 BEDROOMS available June 1st No pets Staorm at $740 all inclusive Oshawa Cats 721-2232 1989 GMC TRACKER 4WD automatic good condition. A GORGEOUS One bedroom 20K on rebult erop we new ,, destraok area of Whitby to Gres. front brakes $2.900 hceilingshuge windows. Phone 723.7394.666-7288 ego yco ax d, pout to Pill am wridusive Il N FORD F 150 Kin". 6 ;;it. references July 1St ell. E,celkrtt condition 55100 Keds/small its pwelcomed 90 Ford F 150. 1 Excellent1ExcellentFom Fon-smokers any, 666-2501 condition 55000 Can (905) 623.1522 AJAX - Sparldwit •new 2 !1ed- Asking )7pU.500 Telephone 723-4 KIC111, Traitors 19R PROWLER 2311 lent condition awning. deck Shod . N anlerriae on 00010 ot. SM CA 905-404-2311 COTTAGE STLYE Trader 46 x 12 3 bedrooms tally fur - mow. Insulted wim furnace. awieng. deck shed. Wd- t345 s 529.000 19051 987- TENT TRAILER sleeps 7. front -awning kitchen, frKWJ stove. neer drapes, safety brakes very good rnnndnuorn, $1950 Cal 905.6554641 TENT TRAILER- Sleeps B. front tent awning. new bres. Safety brakes kitchen Very good condition $1750 0 8 0 Call (905) 623-6464 1989 YAMANA 750 Maxim, shah drive. windshield, ad- justable backrest one owner. excellent condition, only 19.000 original km Asking $2.500 or best offer Certified Call Mer 4 p.m 432-8406 1987 HONDA CR 125, show- room condition. Awesome running condition. with Or without MSR equipment $5.600 with equipment .55.100 withcul. 080. (905) 4341078 • MMIIIa 12 FT. IMLCO alumkwm boil. 9.9 Manner motor, plus trailer. carpet, kvevel. running lights, battery storage $2,100. (905) 666-1340 31 FL, FIBERGLASS Chris Craft Commander, sport fish, fish buster 111, atelerd condj- tion. $24.000 or best otter. Please Cal (905) 427-9149. Recent Survey available. 9.9HP Evinrude motor. 1994 electric start. $975 with bat- tery. Call (705)932.5210. NEVER BEEN USED: 1997 Ouicksilver inflatable boat ci w 4hp Mercury motor, 2 kle jackets. 2 oars. carry" ase & pump, retails: $2800, ask- ing. $2200 OBO 905-697- 0179.905.786.9878. 1 ReereilborW 1967 CIIEVY Moto rhome Elite. 216.. 3 -way fridge, washroom, dual battery. new roof err (tyr. old). asking $11.800 080 905-723-4165 AJAX One bedroom legal bacnednr apartment on grief Cres.. large bedroom. private laundry am entrance penixog. witalst, references. non S cooker. rip prets. i28-3382 Available June IV $600 mdu- sive AJAX. Westney/Hwy, 2 2 -Dr/ caxk ...-nen. L/A-D/R com- bo. 2-4 pc barns. stove. fridge. washer & dryer 8/1 Oistrwasher. $1025 includes awies, parking. & storage Alkyl July 151 Ajax Realty Ltd SM -1811 ALL -MCL. Raised Dsmt apt 2-Ddrm 3pcItsm. larbry, able parking No pets Non- smoker $700 one person (Oshawa/PhlnpMurr/$tev July 1 905-571-5353 ALTONA/SHEPPARO. M Creek lovely duplex upper 2- bdroom a Ion Roman tub. skylights. $875 Plus uhlutes. Lower huge windows 1 -bed- room plus den. 2 hams walk- out lo huge yarn 5650 plus uldn es Children and Small Pets welcome Occupancy July 1st (905)666-2501 NEW 00 NS - MOM. 1 3. 4. bedroom apartments Start- ing from $810 all mcil. laundry room In unit. (905) 576-2925 AVANABLE I WKMTELY, In Whitby Apt Dwldirg, spa- doous, carpeted. newly paint - d. with balcony. dose to bus. shopping. all ufilitjes included. hrsVlaSt required. no pets, 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom. $790 3 bedroom $850. Cal 430-0134. AVAILABLE Jure, July. 1 It 2. bedrooms. everything irdhrd- d. Carpeted, balCorkes, small walk-up building. Sioor/ Wilson. Laundry -on -premises. 728-0285 anytime KAUTOK 700 sq. ft. studio apartment in large country lame. sky -lights. sunken try- ing area. balcony, separate entrance. very private. 8695 inclusive. Non-smoking sin- gle working person preferred. Available June 1 Call 905- 965-1 SM BRM NEW one bedroom basement apartment, tridge. stove. non smoker, no pets. neer shopping. $700 per mo. Call Rusty. (905) 428-7135 MOCK RD. /4111/ AREA- 1 Ddrm apt. aval_ 4 applianc- es. Call 416-444.7391 MOCK ST. 6 481, upper 2 bedroom, eat In kitten, 5 pc. bath. 911. ceilings. $695 nncu- sive. with laundry, able, dou- ble parking 430-9370 CENTRAL Oshm, large 1. 2. & 3 bedroom apartments available In well-maintained guiding dose to all amentia Call 905.723-0977 c all enRr all Asa Y 1 & 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 visit us at: www.geocities.com/wall street/floor/ 7657/highrtserhtml. DOWNTOWN WHITBY, in In- plex huge 3 -bedroom apart- ment with balcony, $880/ month heat & hot inter in- cluded. parking. June 1, first/ Last (905) 669-4009 EXECUTIVE- One bedroom apt Urge, suds professional couple or single Hoend beawd wuew. UShawa Must be sm Won't last 5800 err mdusive Call Steve 43B - WN WHITBY, 2-Dearoom new du- plex lower level, 4 applearic- es. no pets. $725 plus Aval- able July 1st (905)420-6652 WHITBY, bright 1 -bedroom basement apartment. $575 in- ciusive Suitable for one Available June 1st Newly renovated Work 665-7484 Honig 668-4124 1 rouses For R HARDWOOO.S/481 Greenbefr acki just renovated 1 Itch sap emr Landry, hrpge. stove.gqaarapt aCcesS Avail find 7%m wild No pas (905)-427-9725 HWY.2 / CMIMCH ST area. 2.3 bdrmaps available call (4161 4447391 M TYRONE VjltW spacious 2 bedroom apartment aval- abk June & July 1st wail marrumed. Laundry $625. Miro Call 433-7810 or WHY RENT' OlYV )CR HOME FRO%$ $700/NO1TH J J,STOU Sar% Axa,Iaoo J `w• Much Dow,0aymene'n J :�Scr ag•d Banvr4rr " 1!051 571-6m 1-800-840-b2i5 !Nark Stapley .... Awv Exon kiy (Mb 1253-9968 ronin separate +nuance. cen- t Vlr W tial air, panung, aurdry. wank e wit I n Oo Sapp Awadabk June tial air all ujohtiespad. ex- st.(9os)-086 J822 1986 CHEVY BLAZER 4x4 -As S675/month lus utilities is' Good for parts Reaelt AJAX LARGE ane bedroom transmission. 4 wheel drive basement apartment $tper- Waks well $1500 080 Cal are trtlrarnce. 4 pc Dams AN 728.8805 Mer 6 p m unties Ind able. fire safety dry. near Gra/401 Aver) um- matin tv r9niSi Gri1-7nK2 No Sound a. 1991 FORD AEROSTAN ;;;;W CVhnggSShared WJn- 136 00 kit. 2 tone paint new qty S7%monm Can (9051 bakes tires one year old, un- denroaid no rust CMihed 426 -ISMS p Asking )7pU.500 Telephone 723-4 KIC111, Traitors 19R PROWLER 2311 lent condition awning. deck Shod . N anlerriae on 00010 ot. SM CA 905-404-2311 COTTAGE STLYE Trader 46 x 12 3 bedrooms tally fur - mow. Insulted wim furnace. awieng. deck shed. Wd- t345 s 529.000 19051 987- TENT TRAILER sleeps 7. front -awning kitchen, frKWJ stove. neer drapes, safety brakes very good rnnndnuorn, $1950 Cal 905.6554641 TENT TRAILER- Sleeps B. front tent awning. new bres. Safety brakes kitchen Very good condition $1750 0 8 0 Call (905) 623-6464 1989 YAMANA 750 Maxim, shah drive. windshield, ad- justable backrest one owner. excellent condition, only 19.000 original km Asking $2.500 or best offer Certified Call Mer 4 p.m 432-8406 1987 HONDA CR 125, show- room condition. Awesome running condition. with Or without MSR equipment $5.600 with equipment .55.100 withcul. 080. (905) 4341078 • MMIIIa 12 FT. IMLCO alumkwm boil. 9.9 Manner motor, plus trailer. carpet, kvevel. running lights, battery storage $2,100. (905) 666-1340 31 FL, FIBERGLASS Chris Craft Commander, sport fish, fish buster 111, atelerd condj- tion. $24.000 or best otter. Please Cal (905) 427-9149. Recent Survey available. 9.9HP Evinrude motor. 1994 electric start. $975 with bat- tery. Call (705)932.5210. NEVER BEEN USED: 1997 Ouicksilver inflatable boat ci w 4hp Mercury motor, 2 kle jackets. 2 oars. carry" ase & pump, retails: $2800, ask- ing. $2200 OBO 905-697- 0179.905.786.9878. 1 ReereilborW 1967 CIIEVY Moto rhome Elite. 216.. 3 -way fridge, washroom, dual battery. new roof err (tyr. old). asking $11.800 080 905-723-4165 AJAX One bedroom legal bacnednr apartment on grief Cres.. large bedroom. private laundry am entrance penixog. witalst, references. non S cooker. rip prets. i28-3382 Available June IV $600 mdu- sive AJAX. Westney/Hwy, 2 2 -Dr/ caxk ...-nen. L/A-D/R com- bo. 2-4 pc barns. stove. fridge. washer & dryer 8/1 Oistrwasher. $1025 includes awies, parking. & storage Alkyl July 151 Ajax Realty Ltd SM -1811 ALL -MCL. Raised Dsmt apt 2-Ddrm 3pcItsm. larbry, able parking No pets Non- smoker $700 one person (Oshawa/PhlnpMurr/$tev July 1 905-571-5353 ALTONA/SHEPPARO. M Creek lovely duplex upper 2- bdroom a Ion Roman tub. skylights. $875 Plus uhlutes. Lower huge windows 1 -bed- room plus den. 2 hams walk- out lo huge yarn 5650 plus uldn es Children and Small Pets welcome Occupancy July 1st (905)666-2501 NEW 00 NS - MOM. 1 3. 4. bedroom apartments Start- ing from $810 all mcil. laundry room In unit. (905) 576-2925 AVANABLE I WKMTELY, In Whitby Apt Dwldirg, spa- doous, carpeted. newly paint - d. with balcony. dose to bus. shopping. all ufilitjes included. hrsVlaSt required. no pets, 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom. $790 3 bedroom $850. Cal 430-0134. AVAILABLE Jure, July. 1 It 2. bedrooms. everything irdhrd- d. Carpeted, balCorkes, small walk-up building. Sioor/ Wilson. Laundry -on -premises. 728-0285 anytime KAUTOK 700 sq. ft. studio apartment in large country lame. sky -lights. sunken try- ing area. balcony, separate entrance. very private. 8695 inclusive. Non-smoking sin- gle working person preferred. Available June 1 Call 905- 965-1 SM BRM NEW one bedroom basement apartment, tridge. stove. non smoker, no pets. neer shopping. $700 per mo. Call Rusty. (905) 428-7135 MOCK RD. /4111/ AREA- 1 Ddrm apt. aval_ 4 applianc- es. Call 416-444.7391 MOCK ST. 6 481, upper 2 bedroom, eat In kitten, 5 pc. bath. 911. ceilings. $695 nncu- sive. with laundry, able, dou- ble parking 430-9370 CENTRAL Oshm, large 1. 2. & 3 bedroom apartments available In well-maintained guiding dose to all amentia Call 905.723-0977 c all enRr all Asa Y 1 & 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 visit us at: www.geocities.com/wall street/floor/ 7657/highrtserhtml. DOWNTOWN WHITBY, in In- plex huge 3 -bedroom apart- ment with balcony, $880/ month heat & hot inter in- cluded. parking. June 1, first/ Last (905) 669-4009 EXECUTIVE- One bedroom apt Urge, suds professional couple or single Hoend beawd wuew. UShawa Must be sm Won't last 5800 err mdusive Call Steve 43B - WN WHITBY, 2-Dearoom new du- plex lower level, 4 applearic- es. no pets. $725 plus Aval- able July 1st (905)420-6652 WHITBY, bright 1 -bedroom basement apartment. $575 in- ciusive Suitable for one Available June 1st Newly renovated Work 665-7484 Honig 668-4124 1 rouses For R HARDWOOO.S/481 Greenbefr acki just renovated 1 Itch sap emr Landry, hrpge. stove.gqaarapt aCcesS Avail find 7%m wild No pas (905)-427-9725 HWY.2 / CMIMCH ST area. 2.3 bdrmaps available call (4161 4447391 M TYRONE VjltW spacious 2 bedroom apartment aval- abk June & July 1st wail marrumed. Laundry $625. Miro Call 433-7810 or WHY RENT' OlYV )CR HOME FRO%$ $700/NO1TH J J,STOU Sar% Axa,Iaoo J `w• Much Dow,0aymene'n J :�Scr ag•d Banvr4rr " 1!051 571-6m 1-800-840-b2i5 !Nark Stapley .... Awv Exon kiy (Mb 1253-9968 AJAX LARGE 9asemem AV t bed- Olins naxn10 Schools, dery rJose 10 Sphi001A. GO GO room Excellent option Cen- S1300.UhMan Aral June tial air all ujohtiespad. ex- Is, (905)-509 8095 dept pilon $7001nromh 1sv S675/month lus utilities Last . Call 434-8201 AJAX. urge 2 -bedroom bgw IfYERPOpL/OAYLY, spacrOlrs me- apartmentnewly deco- rate. Self-contained! Nord to 2 oerlroom basement private tale 4 AppWnces. park,ng $645 Plus uuldkes. arc. lank- space 5699 Incursive Ava,� dry. near Gra/401 Aver) um- matin tv r9niSi Gri1-7nK2 able June t st 427-3720 MONTH OSNAWA SJper fill t OMrnom Extra arge balco- ny 'Well managed quiet burd- 09 Controlled ermance $624 U". able. Darling No dogs June 1st 905.579-SM4 ONE BEDROOM bsrfr apt filar WI!$Irey RC d Hwy F2 leclAtes utirtes tridge a AJAX Immaculate 3-bdrm main floor semi. Ap- pliances, laundry, parking, No pets. Non-smoker Jury Ist. FirsL'last, reter- slove Non-smoker no pets ences. $650 monthly Cat 686-1675 SPACIOUS well-nwmained 2 bedroom apts Avail at 900 walk-in diMtls. palm provid- ed Close to schooi shop - Ping Centre GO Station Unh. tees undided Call 728-4993 OSHAWA Park/Adelaide Large 1 bed basement $500 and July 1st Nice 2 bed $560 Olus hydro June 1st. $875 + 60%. 905-839-5223. BEAUTIFUL CENTURY Home 3,4 bedroom diningroom taindy room with fireplace. di Large modem lkdchen. hew funucelivi lows. double ga- rage. 2 acres only 51295 aslo 7,000 sq n workshop spray bode, $695 10 min N of Whitby on 12 available May 15 725-1171 tstnast. (905)-571-1537. 432- 1521 LARGE 2 -bedroom lower du- plex, newly decorated. Osha- PICKERING VILLAGE semi wa 4 appliances. large yyd basement apartment CI tan, No dogs Available June Psi large, furnished 1 bedroom . S675/month lus utilities air. pool. laundry parking. no Phone 571-2757 smokmg/pets. $125,wk. list/ last references. (905)-428- MM M TODAY, this 1 1,2 6120 Message storey midtown Oshawa rouse has 3 bedrooms. 4 W PN KERING- Brock/Major pilaoces, garage, and large Oaks. Large 2 -bedroom base- backyard, rent $950 per mo Separate entrance. Share utilities. Tony, (905) Windilymaennt. & Pal" Alnc i u- 767-0291 Ajax. sive. $750 month. No smok- $ etwwr. Junc.l St. ` �- Wentworth St.W. d 3 BIR apts. Ub incl. Close ols, shopping al Public Transit rip Your door- Phol ppt. to view: D5) 721-8741 Y - ad. for rem 2 t NEIaIER 34droom near Ban - craft. 2 storey brick hamM2 hill bath , 100 basement. Clow to School and town No W. 1st a last, $630/mondl. Avail immediately. Call Rob (905) 438-0435. OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom bunga- low On a Quiet Street Finished basement. garage & Woe fol. Available in June. $850+ub i ties. Call 905.263-2425. i SOUTH DO.. 3 -bedroom top floor of duplex, laundry rooms $615, one bedroom facilities, ternce0 yard, park - $575, first/last require. Call jag, $775+hydro. Isfulast. days 725.8911: Eve and wee- 0656.Avertable May 15 Cal 725 kends 668-4016 WHITBY - 2 bedroom apt. available June 1st. $646/mo. Includes twat. hydro. & Park- ing for 1 car . Phone 430-2092. WHITBY - professionally fin. shed 'legal' 2 bedroom base- ment apt in north Watby. Avail June 1, 5700/mo.+utiN- ties. FirstinvC edtl/refereoc- es Call Tim We0ster at 619- 9500. leave message. WHITBY, Bechilor A one bedroom available In well maintained building 4 Sevens Realty Ltd 905.668-7777 TRIED of looking at dumps? Staley 4 -bedroom home in N. Oshawa, enormous jacuil central air. 2 bath, 5 ap- phances, Finished basement, deck, private yard, gjganllfc Ion. hardwood floors, lots of ad charm $1250/month. Possible $100 discount. Call Cdkd (519)942-3964 UPPER LEVEL of bungalow, Pickering, 3 bedrooms, near Go. shopping and schools. $950 Plus utilities Available June tst. (905)839-8588 PAGE 141 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1998 410 410 410 420 $11 - I^ ABSOLUTE AFFORDABLE SOCK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII 3100,000 MORTGAGE CARRIES FOR $700/rnonVi Minimum Income 530.000 year -"Power Of Sales' available -Assumable Mortgages Help for discharged bankrupts - Not much downpayment?? EZ Cab Mark!! He knows what to Will (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-""275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep" Sutton Group Excel Realty. WHITBY Duplex- 2 bedroom $550 6 3 bedroom $650 . utilities Newly renovated. bright and dean, near GO sta- bon Available now 1st 8 last. references. 420-9477 WHITBY, 3 -bedroom main floor of bungalow. fridge. stove. June 1. $885 , part ubl- iws Mrs Evans bus. 905- 427-6522. home 905-655- 5778 Fkxusing WarMd WILL BABY YOUR BABY! Ex Cepfionai tenant needs 3 bed. 2 baths hn bsmt home. decorate/maintain July 1st Reasonable (705(-748-6114 evenings a 1 awnhiouaes or v owna 1 Rent Rem PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP WHITBY Has 3 bedroom Townhouses, available June 8 July $821 to $842 plus utilities. For more information call 666-2008 or Office open Mon.-Thurs.10-4 Application pick-up points posted on Community Centre door. Please respect the hours applications may be picked up. We are sorry, no subsidy available at this time. AN SHAWA SOUTH 3 bed- room townhouse close to schools. shopping 5950/mo ALL INCLUSIVE FlrsVlast Available June 1 (905)579- 9956 days BEAUTIFUL sq h. 3 -bedroom 2 storey Garage. Rossland/ Garrard Available July 1st References required $1150/ mo . tnilmes Call (905)-576- 8444 CARRIAGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne St E Oshawa June 8 Jury avail- ability 434-3972 t Rooms for Rom AJAX- furnished room Avail- able Immediately Full use of rec nom, laundry room, kitchenette wJtridge. parking 585rweek 905-683-5951 BEDROOM, pies private sit- ting room in country, fur- nished or unfurnished, use of kitchen facilites. female pre- terred $385Jmomh Seagrave 905-985-3607 snp FULLY Furnished room for rent Microwave, laundry. ca- bleclose to stores. seniors welcome Available now Call (905 438-0405 a 1 AccSIM w nrodgm 4 bedroom exec home, clean 5400/month Female pre- ferred Call Janet 728-6550 (snp) CLOSE to Oshawa Centre, bright room in large friendly shared home. with 3 others Close to public transit. lade. laundry Non-smoker. $350 576-5577(snp) HOUSE TO SHARE- North Central Whitby 5 bedroom home. 2 kitchens. 2 bath- rooms, pool spa. laundry, lots of parking $350 . 1/3 utilities Available June 1st or ASAP (905) 430- 2461 LAKE DRIVEWAY West - Ajax Luxury condo 1 -bedroom, all inclusive, on the lake. indoor pool. sauna, hot tub. fermis courts. non-smoker 5485/ month, young professional 905-426-6585 N.E. OSHAWA, fully furnished 3 -bedroom 2 bath home to share Cade. phone. laundry. parting. BBO and yard includ- ed Ideal for mature. neat per- son. 5395/month inclusive. Call (909)571-2626. leave message ROOM FOR RENT in large house Inoides parking, tanl- dry $400,month Call 420- 9901 �� CALL • 683=7545 • for up-to-date auction listings. Clarington & Port Perry residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above number. 650 650 650 650 650 Thurs. May 14th at WARNtER'S AUL" TION RAl L. Hwy 82. Colborne ielhng -ars. Class ars. B' Camper ler 1 ton truck, old took Buse full of turndure bles. dishes. glass - wares, appliances. china. fancy hgunnes. figurine lamps. every- day household arti- cles. etc. 1981 Porth - ac excel) condition, 1966 Ford T -Bird a nice collectors car certified in excell cond.. 1987 Jaguar XJS also good run- ning Gond. 1990 Chev Caprice. 4 - door, sells certified. runs good, 1986 Ma- ple Leaf slide In camper for standard box with Ige fridge, stove, furnace and toilet, tools include Od drill press, old nil saw. lathe. plan - r and missal arti- s oriainaev out old bedroom t g rm suite, 3 chair, s washer, d sofa 3 chair, 8 end to tible & house articles, stereo, dresser 3 ch NOTE: h sale star p.m. Tools will sell Ing at 6:00 1 ide. visa, M I or o Gary Sc Bill Warner Auctioneers 119051355-2106 AUCTION BARN FRIDAY MAY 15TH AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 Pine cannon ball bed. pine blanket box. Wicker chairs, parlour tables 3 pc. walnut bedroom suite, mod- ern dressers 8 chests of drawers. walnut drop front 8 matching chair, press back high chair, cottee b end tables, banquet lamp, Co -oil lamps, crocks. flat top trunks. wicker tern stand, refinished Oxen yoke, press back child's rocker. size washer & dryer. approx. 30 dolls, Car- nival Glass Amethyst Fenton Feather bowl, Green Fenton Con- cord bowl, Blue Impe- rial luster Rose Fer- nery, 14ft. Fiber boat with 4OHp Scott Motor b trailer, 1OHp Yardman riding lawn plower, Ransome Hy- draulic 5 ciana reel -Garden tractor) 3 Gang reel rnow- model 725, 222 Cal. Rifle with 4x32 Scope, 1/2 ton camper with fridge 3 stove, plus 1 qty. china, glass, household 8 collect- ible gems. Don a Grey Cornell Auctioneers RRe1 Little Britain (705)706-2183 Sat. May 16th. WARNER'S AUCTION HALL NWY a2, CO11011NE Selling contents from home of Mr Higgins of Cobourg, plus re- mainder of private collection of Royal Dux and cut crystal figurines. ant. glass d china pits., nice clean used sofa set, sola bed, nice table with 6 chairs and matching hutch, Ige. quantity home movies and compact discs, small dinette table with 2 chairs, nice oak ar- moire, nice clean bedroom suite, qty. knack knacks i3 dish- es, small tables. some small hand tools, metal storage shelves, small ant. 8 collectible pax., figur- ines, crystal, glass- ware, etc. qty. bed- ding and limens, sun- beam mix master, like new, other like new small kitchen aD- c k, small ch mer, plus cou s miscal. amici I* starts 10: L. Large sale p be on time. Vi ;., Interac, cash Gary k Bill Warner Auctioneers (905)355-2106 SELL R NOW CALL 683-0707 ='TO ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL AUCTION SALF. MONDAY, MAY 18TH 10 A.M. MacMillan Auction Centre, 6 km east o Hwy 46 from Argyle. Approx. 12 rifles shot guns, small cunos cabinet, nic nal shelf, collectibles, (plates, tea animals cups/saucers, coins, matchbox toys (mint), fine glass/china, dolls, sport! cards: Dept. store new, merchandise new bikes (adutt/youth) asst, householl furnishings, tiller, mowers, plus mutt Phone (705) 374-5511 Wed. May 13, Stag 6:Mp.m. View tram noon Kahn Country Auctions 2699 Brock Rd. N Pickering, 3 ml N of Hwy. 401 exit featuring this week over 300 lots of antiques. fine furniture, glass. china 3 collecti- bles from a Toronto estate and a large shipment of 'glass from the Netherlands plus inclusions: 10 pc. An- drew Malcolm mah. D.R. suite, 6 pc. walnut D.R. su- ite, Ig. oak trestle table, 8 oak ladderback chairs, maple kitchen table w/4 chars, pr. mah. nice tables, oakgate- leg table, 3 -tiered mah. server, pine 4 poster bed, 4 pc. modern B.R. suite. 4 slacker book case, walnut tea - wagon, 3pc. walnut bedroom set, maple hi -boy, small mah. comer unit. Ig. antique brass chandelier. wash- stand, bonnet chest, piano stool, pine table, Ig. cedar chest, Royal Doulton -The Gossips, September, Christ- mas Mom, Beat You to It, 8 place setting Royal Albert dinner set, electric Gone with The Wind lamp, 1950's American Flyer train set, trunks, occasional tables b chairs, Bulova mande dock, authentic Persian Tabriz carpet (9 1/2 x 61), hand knotted Persian Kilims (as- sorted sues), assorted lamps d mirrors, Ltd. Ed. prints, paintings d more to unpack! ESTATES i COUSNOMEMT2 OUR SPECIALTY!! Randy Pow Asctieseer (905) 663 -Ml Fax (905) 576-2W Auctioneer's Note: We are planning a Ig, antique 8 col- lectible oblectible auction Sun. May 31, we are accepting quality consignments now. 71111111111111M, AW 14 SALE1111, 6 P.M. 13705 ie011MAY e7, ■IIOIIOIIAM EaeYmM Hems from two Toronto tarries. Excellent oak roptop desk. 2 washstands. cedar chest. old decoys, gate leg table, bunks, tarried oak lamp, curio cabinet. oak church pew, pine tables. pine harvest table (c-1880). Victorian chair/claw feet. several rocking chairs. pine hutch, several sm. pie tablas, old cupboard. Atli Old Canadian post cards, (depicting Smith Falls. Muskoka. Stratford, Ottawa, Toronto. B.enf rd, Port Chadington, Niagara Faits), 2 post cards -White Star Lanes- dated 1912. English 6 American post cards (some uncut), old pictures and letters, stamps. etc. Copper boiler, kettle. old iron toots. crocks. lights. box lots, planes, tools. rough fur- niture, pieces, spindles. runners. harps. leaded glass lights. old advertising signs, lots of glass, china, lots 6 tots o unadvertised mems. Auctioneer: Maurice M. Jones Brock 8 Seven Auctions Phone: 1-905-606-4620 "Consignments Accepted" 'Estates Bought 4 Sold' 1 Aixh= ROSSLANOIGARDEN Terrific large house. quiet. elegantly decoraled, ensure bathroom. large deck, backyard. ameni- ties. Non-smoking profes- sional male rtmate. $5G0 Cap (905)430-5666 Ma 1 0lrice i M Rehm sows OSHAWA 4 Months From Rem 500 to140 0 son 2nd floor. from 5400 main fir 300- 1600 sgft from 5300 600 sq. ft 2 nd, floor across from Osh. Centre, East Oshawa. 400 sgtt shop/storage, Call 434.2447 or 655-4132. Graga ii swmsvom MINI storage units. Oshawa location Single and double mets available Easy access. $100/month (905)725-9991 Industrial M _ lints SM SO. FT., commercial space for lease parking 8 water included easy access. 1062 Nelson St. Oshawa. $400 per mo 723-7115. Waelaese M Space COMMERCIAL or Storage space available mAp- prox 700 sq tt Renu 75 per month Contact (905) 426- 5512. t � for Rare man 2 -BEDROOM Park Model wth Florida room available. rem - S550 weeky, or $300/ long weekend Location Sto- ney Porro Park on Rice Lake ,1051696-2107 1 Auctions 1 ='oir A BEAUTIFUL SETTING on Lake Seymour, fully equipped housekeeping cottages. pool. playground. store 2 his WE Toronto Campbellford 1-888- 813-2212 MAY LONG WEEKEND GETA- WAY Cory lakefront cottages In Kawarthas (Peterborough area), good fishing, swim- ming, boat rentals $190. Also summer openings still avail- able 2 -bedroom 5560/wk 1- 888-877.2159. HOUSEKEEPING COTTAGES Sturgeon Lake (North Lindsay) - great fishing Available im- mediatey - anytime. 905- 432-3843 M Florida Vac. RwuNs CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 bed- room. townhouse, pod. ia=i. M. private yard. available now For xhlo and to view IxhebS. 905-579-3788 CLEARWATER. 2.3 bedroom fully furnished mobile (per- manent) homes. Central air. pods. tot tub. near beaches and major attractiorns. Child- ren welcome $275/week. Photos shown in your home (905)683-5503 CLEARWATER. 2-3 bedroom fully furnished mobile (per- manent) homes Central air. pools. fid tub. near beaches and major attradiorns Child- ren welcome $275/we ek, Photos shown in your home. (90503-5503 1 Auctions MON. MAY 18, AT 10 A.M. At the Sallan!rae Community Certre. 1 km east of Hwy 48 on the Aurora Sd. Rd. Outstanding hoHay auction sale of fine antiques, furniture, collectibles, an enormous sly. of quality plus and china ind. 5 Moor - croft pieces and many Royal Doulton items from a Stouffville estate. 1890's pine flat to wall kitchen cup- board. 7 ft. pine harvest table: outstanding ant. mah. sideboard w/3 beveled mirrors: Pine humpback trunk; ant. dressers and dining tables: Gingerbread dock and many more top notch nems. Limoges dinnerware; Da- venport platter 0820; large cranberry comdot vase; norwge Water pgclier iikr. oil lamps: pink dep. glass: pickle cruet: and 100'5 of other fine gems. Old watercolor, original oil panting by Cdn. artist W. Par- sons; signed A.Y. Jackson sketch 1933. A truly amaz- ing sok of antiques and good collectible items CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905410.6411 MacGregor's Auction Centre Bowmanville Antiques, Collectables, Flower Shop Items. Household ERects Toots. Motors 6 Motorcycle Sunday May 17th, 10 a.m. (Viewing 9:00) 401 to Waverly Rd. North to e2 Hwy.. East to Scugog St. North 1 lin. Sunday's Auction features a varied selection will l Hoosier iZ Victorian cupboard. dressers d chest drawers, misc. tables (kitchen, parlour etc.) blanket tool boxes, chairs 8 rockers. mirrors, pictures. p collection, kitchen collectibles, glass d china, 3 oil outboard motors, fishing equipment, tools 8 hardwa 1980 850cc Yamaha Bike, plus mcity more artic found in 8 around the home Flower Shop contents elude glass shelving, work tenches. mist. flower p i3 knick knacks related to a flower shop. This is a is Holiday Auction with marry unique i1 useful ar id old, new, refinished b original. A must attend event one 8 all. Call for all your oration asedS, year lei tae or ears. We kaadle connpide wholes. Itgerf tions i inNri/sal consii a its. Mat Miction SI day May 240. MaicGreser Alnctiea Sellas Oft MscGrpor WN7 3664 905.623-7949 Mon. May 18 at 11:00 am. At Pethicks Auction Barn, Heydon. Viewing from 9:00 am. Victoria Day Contents ANction of Antiques Will Collecbmas for Gewle and Stella Car- son, Idetime residents of Orono who are giv- ing up housekeeping. List includes oak day bed, drop leaf table, Globe clawfoot parlour table, Victorian velvet settee (6 pieces), Sherlock Manning upright piano, plow bench, occasional tables, plant tables, Rogers silver- ware and chest, blanket box, old wooden chairs, RCA floor model N, wooden kitchen table„ dining room suite (6 chairs), buffet and hutch, mantel clock, set of Llmoge dishes, oak table, antique cupboard, dresser w/swing mirror, old cans, bedroom suite, chesterfield suite, feather pillows, recliner, fireplace with 8 track stereo, records, exercise bike, Rfridge, Viking side by side fridge, wooden step stool, 12c. deep freeze, hall mirrors, wringer washer, apple ladder, orange crates, wooden tool box, old tools in excellent condi- tion, set of dishes (12 setting), old cups and saucers, brass tea sets, jewellry crystal, cranberry glass, depression glass, silver trays, carnival glass, lamps, small kitchen appl., pots and pans, canning pots,(granite, cast iron), jars, cutlery, garden tools, lawn furniture, linens, paintings, area rugs, books, music books, foldingchairs, electric mower. Many more items. Cash, cheque with I. D. or Visa. Auctioneer: Don Stephenson. 905-263-4402, or 705-227-9829. 11 rah iris ler sal._ 11 unto oma foor sale HOUSE FOR SALE in the Fal- • . lingbrook area of Whnby All Mick, 2300 sqft.. 4 -bedroom, 2-1/2 baths, asking $229.000. (905)665-1944 $146.900 Bowmanville. 2 storey 4 -bedroom home in quiet family oriented neigh- bourhood. Fenced rear yard with access to patio from kitchen. 4 pc. bath on second floor, 2 pc bath on main. Lovely kitchen and livinq- room/diningroom combina- tion Basement family room has a fireplace Paved drive. attached garage. PRIVATE SALE By Appointment Only. (905)623-1517 COUNTRY Home with pod! Located on Concession lid 8 near Tyrone. Beautiful ranch bungalow with 2 car garage. arig oamd pool w 1/2 acre lot over looking natural wooded area. 4 -bedrooms. 3 bath. fireplace, finished basemerN 6 more. $229.900 Call (905)983-1175 COURTICE- Immaculate dean home. 3 bedrooms . 1. Green Mouse kitchen with walk -out to LOW deck Finished base- ment, gas fireplace, walkout to beautiful landscape. lenced yard. Double garage. nary extras. close to ad amenities No a", 575-0017 LMI Auctions LITTLE Horse for sale in Macedonian Village. North West Whitby. 1 bedroom. 1 bath, large country lot. Needs well. $117.600 Call 668-4137. NORTH AJAX - exceptional 2- storey, all brick detached home, w/3 large bedrooms/ master ensuite. Main -floor laundrytlamiryroomw/tire. place. Bright eat -in kitchen w/ sliding walkout to huge 2 - tiered deck. private yard 4 bathrooms. Professionally finished basement, c/air/va- cuum Single garage. Interlock walkway/ porch. Asking $189.900 For appt. 905-683- 9002 No agents OSHAWA - 3 bedroom 2 Stor- ey home. living room dining room, kitchen, walkout to backyard, pool. gas. $119.900 Open House. Sat. and Sun. 2 - 4 Call for ap- pointment (905) 720-2307 RARE OPPORTUNITY 1111 Renovated as new. 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses. 4 new appliances. $28.000 yearly income to qualify 5500 de- posit. GOOD CREDIT Some rem to own to qualified pur- chaser. Excellent Shape. Give Gentleman George Walker of Coldwell Banker a Call at 905-728-9114. STURGEON LAKE- 12011 of prime waterfront Custom built. R2000. many upgrades. All brick. clean. pante. 2 tams. 3 bedrooms. 1335.000. Cap (905) 571-0616 1 Aucl WEDNESDAY MAY 20TH, 4:45 P.M. Auction Sale of Furniture, Antiques and Collectables for the Estate of Eleanor Correll of Whitby plus a StoufMlle Home selling at NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD., corner of Hwy. 47 and 12. TO INCLUDE: Beaumark almond fridge and self-clean- ing range. Maytag washer and dryer (white), 6 pc. di- ningroom suite, d pc. bedroom suite. Chinese frames, 71 collector plates. spode bowl, cross and olive crystal. depression glass, several Cowslip and buttercup pa., silver pcs., Cornflower pa.. Kodak 35mm. camera, chandelier, large quantity of books, lamps, pictures, quantity of collectables and glassware, drill press, radial arm saw. 2 wheel camping trader (Ex.) plus ffw*`o011r quality items. SALE MANAGED AND SOLD BY NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. 905-985.1068 PORT PERRY FLEA MARKET 1540 7A WEST PORT PERRY OPEN EVERY SAT. - SUN. 9 - 5 STARTING SPECIAL $100.00 PER MONTH FOR A 9 X 11 BOOTH IMFO: ("S) 995.4424 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, MAY 23 rd -10:30 a.m. Auction sale Of Farm Machinery and House- hold for Ralph and Irene Holder of Canning - ton. Follow County Rd. 2 (Simcce St. ) 5 mi. north of #7 at Manilla, or from Cannington go east 1 mi., then north on Cry. Rd. 2 to #216757. Watch for signs. Tractors and Equipment MF165 diesel tractor, PS; MH30 tractor; MH44 tractor parts, needs motor; Owantonfla skid loader; new MF 3x14' furrow plow (plowed 30 ac.); 6' snowblower, 6'blade; tan- dem float to carry skid steer (trailer; post hole digger; Bushhog rotary mower; 10' triple k cult 3pt.h.; 5 sect. harrows (new); JB b D field sprayer, 100 gal fiberglass; pressure washer; JD Gator AN 5 wheeler w/hoist; 3pt.h. cyclone seeder; 500 gal. water tank; Homelite chain saw; Marquette electric weld- er; acetylene welder; welding tables; feed cart; Patz stable cleaner drive, Shp. motor; 2 storage vans; horse rake; power cement troweler cattle oiler, corn planter 2 row; 30' alum. ext. ladder; Danville lawn chemical weeder (new); Supertest gas pump; Texaco gas pump b oil drum pump; cast Iron bath tub w/claw feet; cast iron sap bucket, 14-16' wire gates; HD tool box on wheels; qty. sets of tools; Humber Jewell 14' boat; 40 hp. Evin- rude (ex.) plus trailer; Ralphmobi a 1981 Ya- maha SRV540 snowmobile Junique) HOUSEHOLD: Mason Relsch upright piano, walnut telephone bench, White fr (ex) ce- ramic decor stove, oak No Electric wall phone, apt. size refrig., Inglis Royal 100 dish- washer, butter churn, Inglis washer / dryer, 2 air cond., (1 new), moustache cusps, Royal Doulton egg, qty. fancy cups a saucers, York entertainment centre, Singer sewing machine w/attach., serving trays. Terris: Cash or approved cheque. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Uxbridge Office 905-862-9538 Cellular 416-518.6401 Toll Free 800-654-4647 Fax 905-852-1067 11 forr s.:e" • 1 e 1 Engagwttanfs �Eng.gelR.na REDOCE01 5/87 8N Must inmen I see! 3 -bedroom seml on Bal- sam near schools. Separate Ainingroom. New SGWO to deck. Finished recroom. Newer CAC, windows, roof Shed. Workshop. 5applianc- es. QUICK POSSESSION! Dshawa.905.723-9216. REPOSSESSED HOMES available. Let options realty find one for you!. Call (905) 433-4623. WESTNEY HEIGHTS beautiful 2 bedroom, detached brick tome, da. large deck, fire- place, finished basement. asking $159000. Openhouse Sunday 1-4 (905)-619-2565. 1 Townhouses for Safe OPEN HOUSE - Oshawa townhouse. 1330 Trowbridge Dr 050. 1 - 4 p m. Sat and Sun 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, antral air, dishwasher, new broadloom, park and pool (905)434-2759 Lots for WATERFRONT LOT on Bay of 9uinte at Telegraph Narrows. 90 x250deep Idal for trailer. Drilled well. hydro, at property fineAsking $36.500 Call 905- 432-7639 (snp) 1 cottagess 3 bedroom all season water- front cottage. Includes boat- house. Bayfiner bass boat d traler. Fridge and stove. Ni- ttreed tit 75' frontage. 137p h. deep. NO AGENTS PLEASE IrdWviewing phone 705-878.5586 (snp) CRYSTAL LAKE. 3 -bedroom cottage fireplace. lakefront Four Season Rd., wet slip boathouse. rod deck. best view on lake Asking $135.000 ANmark Really Call June Sully (705!488-2751 (7osN88 ns8 or 1 Mobilo Hou wrMs 1912 4011 2 bedroom Mallard Park Model with Flonda room. $37.500 1989 33h Torry Re- sort, rprerh bedroom. 3pc Dam air. deck L sled. $12.500 (705)896-2107 1 camper Traftr son GREENFIELD TRAILER PARI(, eat seasonal rate $500 New UmOaS oney. Marble LAY` Cloyne Ontario(d( Hwy 41) (513) 336-2825. RED SETTER RESORT - taatf 1y campground and collage resort on the Tram. LAnge Spipoms SrNs. Full hook-up kOm 5625. 2 and 3 bedroom cultai es from $42S*eek Ree half. store. pool. lakefront swimming,rfoa n good fish - No 905-438-0807. 705.778- YOU HAVEWT camped ant L kefeeld Campgroed? Too bid' Greg water from sea- sonal sites awglible. Daily. weekly, & MW" tants' camping, Was agila0k kir May holiday weekend 1-/0- 316-BUI wave travetlnx.cal Peterboroughcowry. (705)- 652-8 Msaey So LWA GNTAL FNIRNCML. Cash in 72hrs. at excelled ratty for any reason No lions or fees. Dahl pay for 3 months. Calf 9am-Spm.416-M6-8245. MOBEY PROBLEMS. Get out Of debt Quick without �h � accepted rreeess dcrew r.Can for ltre`e information.905-576-3505.Student loans included. :1 Hlarlppa, MOIL "GU - Good, bad and iDIY. Fgurwag for aynyy pw- Rose, rata from 4.49'A AN appitcafticoon- wongagee 560-M . 1 saareaa am a soccessm rtettsOnk marketing bNeelleppifsOp follifill slit" �Uroved &No strategies Intl U6 success. Cal (906)427-9?8. ILAIRSTYLJST, No Tedmi- cian. Own a teifbffc beaNty satin, fully api�p� 7 sta- tions. NOrIN Oslywq.Also ,100 sq.R., Bowed Gill shop. Il moo sg.d. high traffic retail store. FAsy terms, Mason - able rent. Dont miss owe golden opportunities.. call to- day 725-1171 HOMEWORKERS needed in your area. 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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 ,lame. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 Don't Forget UK am Advffdw aassuDepto *ne Or - WS •tors are ava Afor your COMM emsat 9:301000. ToPIaYour tlai6edAd PkaceCall 83-0707 E. Z. RIDE LIMOUSINE SERVICE COMPETITIVE RATES • Weddings • Graduations • Casino Runs • Airport Service • VIP Corporate Accounts • Special Occasions (905)839-8686 :1 RoofNg ; Ibrre Nan' A & C R(N)FING, And Alumium Shingling. all types of riiofs, new and old. Workmanship Guar. anteed 10`7, Discount To Seniors. fully in- sured. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (905)429-8704 1 Painting i i AM, CLEANING SERVICES Too busy7. too tired? or )us don't like cleaning? Gev( Theresa a call 665-0727 GET Z FOR THE PRICE OF T 560 will dean up to 3000 sq h vacuuming. dustan. tram Cleiwng, kitchen, floors washed. window ledges. base boards. & wherever else the house 10 ycleaning ears eitipmem Call Rua • 416-706.9294 "GUARANTEED"• • Privee PAINTING A T `hook PLASTERING -No job too dg or small' VIOLIN LESSONS You afire �afiedi y a CBookM Ceerykied� -Fra eshmalai SuvA acifer Call Seen at. Pkbrkp Spam Now „olifible ( 416) or (M) 831281) for booknot sludants +.,.. t , • stoma. per man frpty lesson. (9�93s-41n MIp1ALSO MOYNC & STORAGE Houses Apartments, SELL IT NOW Offices. Appliances i Paario �'°Licensed. Mid- Monthed. CALL 683-0707 tt ;P w�i�ince. OR FAX 579-4218 Call 436-7795. Party Services ; Party Service` RA UM WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And Al Ocaskins. Have My Own Magician. CaU Ernie 665.493= • 1 1 rm Mermori.ima • 1 1 kHommo iur In nseenory Of a dear Husbari d, Father and Grandlatlaor Ross Allen Clark who pass4ltd away Yap 12, 1993 Clod walked around ft heavens and deeded dw and there, '1 need a warm and gentle man I have no time to spare H(f must be very Special Witle free smiles to gyve away And a sense of hunity all can share I need soo(n�ene� b" loud) Who has made his family proud.' Then God dled(ed ole Wide Earth over and calved your home our loud. 1rMe Kin to Karen, and their ftawlfiMs. 910 910 MEM Navy, PreadefM of Navy Auxiliary, Ajax. At the Whilby General 11 -IFN , on . May 998. Peggy Malted, beloved wine 1Low b9 modier d Patine and her husband K90 Wl'I m Witle(Ie and her htlsbarld Janles Wba , Shelia and her husband He" Mar", Patrick HOIW and his wife Theresa. Dear grandmother of Christine and POW Arinmmie, Bels, chid#jer, Peter Andrew, Dean and Dar ni Great grarldnotller d Ryan, Sarah, Tyler and Breann. Survived by siders Renee, Maud, Lil, and Evelyn, of Ergland The family received friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Afar (Pidtenng Village) 905- 428-8488 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. A cartplete (txleral service was held in dIe MCl.on Tuesday May 12, 1998 at 11 am. Our many tharft to the staff of the Whitby General, eWialy Dr.Reed and Dr. Davidson. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, MAY 12, I"S-PAGE 15 AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU..* ' SINCERELY YOURS TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. Call 1.900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. KIND OF OUET Separated. white female 35. 5'4', medi- um built hazel eines. brown hay. honest. atkctiona s, non-smoker Lilies dWdnn and anwneb. movies. photography. In v- 0". etc. Looking to meet a honest. non-smoker. afbctionale make. 35 to 42, for a relationship. BOK 264U WANTS AGOOD MAN 22 year oke. single. tamale. looking for a CDdman b spend eine wan Looking mors man Net a eng Would puler someone in to Cowin area. (Must We arsenalsI BOX 30502 YOU SNOOZE YOU LOOZE Attractive. young 44 yr old, 5'li . medi- an Dull morn of one. finanpaty seam, oro enjoys travel, rotor bledi g, skiing, :r;= ooking pian why moves.and npigetimn well and wily wSoviet:$:am. BO 10517 LFT's cokv*CT! 46 yin young. 5'6-. while protaitgnal lad!,. Garry. we brEnjoys aoewrhi haw ,& eyes. nordmookecin9L live OW a" goody r.k��arirpen, 7"a dining. tavoling and =UIDI a make. 45 yrs ygsrp w olds. 191 scorer ekes and Quokees. BOX t19t4 NOT A WINTER PERSON! 41 r ow eedy $eekwg a nonsmoking make with v lerests on. giarde^•i% trarv- lae town and more. I `ripe b^9 in tr summer. love down tM outdoors and more. BOK 154M THE QUEEN SEE! 38 yr ow. 5'2', ferrake, brown hay and gnien eyes with a queen legume. wes n hu I a+py music. Concerts, banbecu- ng, animals. movies NW more. Seeki-v a man. 30 to 40. very down to earth. honest, conaderar and a good sense Of Nana BOD( 15912 SEEKS SAME AGE??? Single, weer lady. ekes hshng, sown meg. hu erg. snows, dent ril I Prow a were make. my age who is gust. BOX 17970 WHERE HAVE U BEEN... 1B yyrr olid. white bMWO 5'2. blonde haur bbeach and bsafrngneianaftomitongti i music. I'm see" an auracne guy. 1 a to 23. ?rear pasonaka y and sle d Maar. l have one question to ask you . BOX 17973 ADVENTUROUS FtIN!!! A couple look" kir a streagfm moo lex dlscrew and clean advalanes 800( 1&323 ATTRACTIVE i ACTIVE Attractive blonde. like eye4 shin, out- lenme* seeking an honest tun loviiri¢ hawk some. rea gen- tleman wo at ifeer ieamewts. En joys sIo- in a "to4655�BCI(01�QirtL count WAEWS FIRST Aga 38, no 1 w 1 imw-11 buNd. snoher, social drink,tics picnics, aur, MAM P+w0. cords iyntudar- p - rek enjoys s hip, EI K 30500 LOVES 70 CUDDLE L del wmre wryoys movie. virnica beach, gogg kir watts a►nd hew nraa fine dirrrms. Ypu mist be. . ft m actiweas. and mut Ila kids. Possible mWbm ipL BOX 30501 ift widayad lemW w46. 5's, full fig - Wed, !tinders, warn hummous, ide- pendwN, honest fnlorS waldrg, swim e�dQrc rrttle, 5'8- a refer, harsh, with similar h`ei`sts BOX 26491 REALLY GREAT CATCH 47 r rod, bora*. 56', brown fear, seek- ing a gKdWM our friendship. bt*resfs istwng. h n*Ms «mv:ng. OW ft da -g, movies, pingo, �aunrrrg t annd*ight dinners and ikon`. BOX SNEAKING AROUND 22 yr old, attached, employed kunals seeking an attached make. 30 to 40. to spoil me. BOX 34210 MILLION DOLLAR SMLE 46 r old. pwtile, attractive, pra*ssiaral female. prysac�ly, emotionally and financially- fel wx romantic. Interests Maxie working out p*ywq darting, ekwg, enc. Seeks -in1el lett opirtvsbc, whsle i ", 42 to 54, non - sr, with similar qualities and i mokesimilarmr- OPEN YOUR HEART , yr yang. very active. full figured female with donde hair and blue eyes Enjoys music, travel. =. sports and more. Seekng a male kith similar interests, for Inendsty plus BOK 35439 NEED A FRIEND gLooking kir a ptnaatte investigator. sn- kinoty and ZO years arid up. Must be in good shape. play hard to get. wwim rho Field games. Enjoy movies, gambling, dubs. and sports. I have the same outlook. Must be in to Oshawa area. BCD(30497 SOULMATES Single. while mom. 40. 5'8-. 135 bs. employed. enjoys moves. music, din- u+D :Owhrfg, etc. a Cute. aro- dY, writs mals. 38 tonon smok- er. who likes keds andtnay�nrnak. who is Coboyg gnat B0 30898 hOf est. LOOKING FOR FRIENDS 33 yr old morn. plays gwtar. ontoys county music, bomb fires, good trends and family Looking lex a 35-45 r old maw, unatto~ wish snrar arrests for frwwnQth D first. Cobourg aria BOX 30495 FR*JSDSMP FIRST Sam. attract". white mom oe one. 22. smiler, educated Enjoys car,ty frig. walking. wardw mows ane way stailmren a wiaDrvg aome laugl+ter bed w,to my tale. and enjoys orcin s oom+pary BOX 3t}s90 CAN STEAL YOUR HEART 37 r old single white kernale, 5'6. 130 be. brawn haar. blue stvw M. likes quiet times. SiMwwg an honest. afkectiorats. singke. white mwake. 37 to 40. 5'10- a tow. rid own oq 1. sersw of humor. mon si oker. no beards pease No bar scenes or treed games. BCD( 15302 HEART OF GOLD 42 r old single mwoner seeking a gar Vernon. same ago or older. who loves to be par pend Interested in cook- ing. me outdoors. dancing, social &W*N and We BOD( 17235 SEEKING FRIENOSMP Pepe, attractive. Christian lady, man smoker. nah drinker. Enjoys moves, dinner. teeter. dwvi g out. ass mar- kets. day trips. walks and drives in tk country Seeks honest, sincere. Chiusean gentleman. early 60's. we einrr xdo . in to Cobo urg arww. for friendship only BOK 30467 FRIENDS FIRST 23 yew ow svVe mom of one, •joys trave". gong to moves and spend - ng quiet evenings at here t nter- esro Were a message. SM 304M NO COFFEE PLEASE! M r old, lady in Duhrn region. Many varied ghleeewts and hobbies. Seellltim a gwoMen. 45 to 60. mus kgbe sincere arid t rg a stable. korg t on relati AN aEducated a must! ces retrnrdl BOD( 14568 LOOKNG FOR A MAN SS yr old employed female see" a nhala, sone age group. with interests in kvews, h%IPMess. ormng ww more. BCD( 17140 UNSELFISH MAN WANTED Mid 40's famate, 51r, Mo doldra , average bui4 long blonde hairbrown vr" of -sr, wriam skatirW, hires, movWW plays. etc. Seeks mrtala, 'wleey you,ng at heart gain - Lis and strorng Bol(, 73&8 CAPRICORN WANTED 30 yr old whib miller of two, smok- y, likes soMml, dubs and quiet everirgs at home. Seeks Capricorn mob vim similar interests. BOX 17578 SERIOUS REPLIES ONLY Are you interested in a wild erobc afternoon of sensual play with two stnings attached? air wth8atyo Flue call are litiolunig for Early Ws pekes fornale wdh lots of arkergly is looking for you! BOD( 10692 RT THE RILL? Attractive. single, 46 r old white fennale, 56-, short blonds, hair, bAn- gual. college educated. Seeking a fat, non smoking male. 42-52, employed. financially and errationaly stable. Enjoy bushing, dancing. occasional glass of wee and more. BOX 12010 SHARING OUR WORLDS! 40 yr old, singlefemale, 5'8-. 130 lbs, blue eyes. brcwn hair. Lilies rrhovles, dining. pool, waYks along the beach and more. Beaking a ate. addl)r atmd nonsmokins male, 38 ro 4<, 5 8' a tatter who Ink`s dhiwren an eninhals. BOD( 26477 Call 1-900.451-3793 $2.49 per min. SOMEWHERE OUT THERE Single white male. 40, 5 11', medium bund. black hair, hazel eyes, mus- tache, protesworry =and non smrok- x Enjoy, reading, music, basketball waling. and quem evenings. Seeking single write female. non smoker. sin - coo . camp, with traditional values. ISM 30487 TIME ON MY HANDS! 60 yr old. retired. male. 5 8' 160 Ibs. non smoker. soaal drinker Looking for a dowwn to earth fedi' who likes drn- iing donc gwig titogether ' °" X 10503 GET A LITTLE CLOSER! 39 yr old. 6. 180 b. marred male is looking tot a close encounters wrth a mimed woman. BOX 11113 THINK U FIT THE BILL 23 yr old, mature, white make. e. aver- age t. bowheievfw near. good semi` Or hump,, ilio horny moves, some spats. bice ndrig, music and more I also play the guitar and love c hlden. Looking fa an attractive. mature. let. white temre. 23 to 34 BOX 16153 SOMETHING M COMMON! Whre Ryle. 5.10-. Ight Dr, n hear and blue eyes. 195 'be. eartremhMy eaive and physically fit. Into old vin- tage face cars. training dogs, the out- doors. paywri WA& and mon. Lool ng lot semen`. 22 to 30, who is also extremely M aro active. BOX 20537 TRY THIS OUT! The annearve straight wrbte make. 1 in Ajax is tag. slum. self amlpkdyed, dvoreed with no depen- dant Enjoys walks. moves, dewg dancxg and mon Looking for a Maw who is attractive. poSpona e. caring and uses in Oumam✓Toronto region B)D( 20546 MARRIED AND LONELY 32 r od. mamed man see" a sn- gle or maned woman Age 30 - 40 and any race. BOX 26496 YOUNGER SEEKS OLDER 24 yr old. 6'190 1b. fe, successful, ga- ggeeoouuss me* just moved to ANS From Ontarra Seeking an attractive. older woman, 33 to 44. from greater Toronto ansa, aro mM4gent tun. for a romantic fmwendship. BOX 26496 SEEKING A FRIEND! 6'. single male with brown hear and bbluoie", it, enjoys waling ort, r+q letting. cars.weeks, ci�ag. bow". See" a friend to do tirgs with who has server rnrerests. Box 35148 PERSOINALRY PLUS 40 r young, 6. 165 b, hrdsone gentlemen with WowgVbbrda haw. nortsmtoker and a hone owner. Enjoys ft outdoors, Witibling. iakss. waugg louL rAlbgia like a d w more. Looking for a brute. 301% wtlh siren WOWOs#. BOX 25293 OLD FASHION VALUES 35 yr old 61-, 195 b mals, blond hair. blue eyesatltlaW build, tdpekaew romantic, who enjoys darting. movies. and kms weam ff you are easy 9oirg fairy minded. ea k honest, enjoy outdoors, eke tohaw tun. and are sats minded. we should talk. Bo)( 26471 NEW TO THE AJAX AREA 24 r ow, single. male, 6, dose to 200 Itis, in stype. brown hair and eyes, successful. Seeking an ower. brtrale, 34 to 44, who is t �, imeligent. finny and knows what she wants old Of tale. BCD( 12501 DISCRETION A MUST Attractive. separated white make, late 20's, seeking a female for discreet encounters. BOX 12797 COFFEEICONVERSATIONS 32 yf old, single. white. protessamt male, Gown hair, mustache, no srrhoket tight to social drinker Enjoys arkihs outdoor events. cottagig. canoemys�nmrtg and home reno- vating. single female with sin - der interests, to spend rainy days in front of a fireplace. BOK 12834 SECOND TIME AROUND 41 yr old single father, 5'10% 175 Itis. brown hair and eyes, interested in cars. music. walks the park, b>i". romantic evenings and more. Seallu a brnake with s radar iNrasts. for BO headig to a relationship. Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. TAKE ME AS I AM! Gar. 37 yr old. white male. 145 Itis. 5'8 S. likes gong to moves, walks n the wintry rsadlrlg. 0o�nq danc- ing- Oirg out and mae. EIOR 15455 CLEANCUT.EASYGOMG Handsome. good humored and straiprt acting, 81-. LMeversrty Stu- dent. We paries. drinking, moves arid good CWWMbW Overall Cod guy looker,y hlernOsfhip and good tames hist. BOx 26492 DAYTIE MEETING ONLY 39 yr oke. marred, bi Curious, white mile. brown our, hazel eyes. Seeking a b curious mWe kir sale. day r e ori ourdens. BOX 12797 to TO 40 ONLY 37 r old. white, mala. 58- 158 lbs. Leekn9 a Clean shaven. gay male. IS to 4o ONLY InNive ell inckide sports. movesBOX 1pa5�s dihrp srW mon. GENERAL GOOD TINES Pic enng area male. SO"s seeiunq a me". 20 s, kir acus tun BOX =2862 OLDER MAN WANTED 30 r ad, attractive mamed. whore rnale who is Chen. sale and discreet See" an atlrocive, ower mw war, swnilar qqui 3 Experience pre- lermW. 80X 35005 SEEKS RELATIONSHIP 29 yr old, 62- 195 Ib. make with blonde Ivo. grearvt:rown eyei a big forme. Seeks masculine make who can Put mr in my pace. BCD( 354M /IOW ABOUT M. 33 r old Neve Camadien mile. 5'9'. brown hay and eyes, seeking a frele. 19 to m, for good tines Interest inked, music. bars, the beach. camp- w1g, ek. 13OX 14993 BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 38 r ow whir make. clean. !it. seek. ing a whir meas for diacroset encoun- ters. Mamed wupWs welcome to respond. BOX 19953 LETS HAVE FUN Marred b rnile. 4S. seekng a black or white make, under 45 or a coupke Adun encounters only BOX 20117 Call 1-900-451-3793 W-49 per min. LIFE'S BETTER SHARED 5'4-. 125 Ib, lernale, secure. with k7rg dark hay. Enjoys traveling, hang around my pool, barbecue. long eakks, shopping and more. Seeking g an attractive, d while tamale who is horest open minded, spontaneous kir frlendship. BOX 17927 TALK, JAM AND PARTY! 18 r old, to. W. who lubes to have lin, seeking tr same. 19 to 23. I you we b go to bars, how to music and pig have M. give me a call. BOX 17955 LW*ZUAL TASTES Couple: she's 5'4-. 125 lbs. karhg dark hair. he's 6', 200 Ilxs with long dark hair, both are spontaneous, advrew- ous and seamsifelong a brrka* kir a tnrrdsh4. oo penipnshk0 and last- ing releiorship. BOX 35087 CURIOUS GEORGIA Married hemNe. 5'3-, seeking bi-, ferule to share first time wgerierfta. Discretion a mut. BOK 26489 SHARE ENCOUNTERS Curious couple. 20's. seeking an open minded female for encounters. Cleanliness and discretion is assured. BOX 12497 OSHAWA AREA Unique couple: she's 54', 125 lbs. with long dark hair; he's 6', 200 lbs, with dark hair; both are spontaneous, adventurous and very secure. Seeking a female for friendship, cdm- parworship and lasing relationship. 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