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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_05_29PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION I Drivers N wanted.1m • • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. WI� (905) 42x9700 www.Iww�ooirt ,Try m sew A D V E R T I S E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Friday, May 29, 1998 Pressrun 49,500 28 pages ■ ■ Du, INERFIgm,, iaxina i driver's conviction quashed Avsbowshm Staff writer A judge has quashed the careless driving conviction of a GO Transit bus driver who struck and killed a Pickering woman a year -and -a -half ap- For reasons that will "haunt him for the rest of his life;' Walter Mc- Call never saw Shirley -Anne Ohan- nessian as she crossed the intersec- tion at Hwy. 2 and Glenanna Road, said Judge Donald Halikowski. However, he cited confusion over the most "critical issue" in the case — where the woman was when the bus began to turn — m his decision to overturn the lower court convic- tion. A contrast of emotions — vin- dication and devastation — filled the Oshawa courtroom as the families of the driver and the victim, seated in opposite rows, listened to the ruling. Mr. McCall, 66, of Oshawa, was found guilty and fined $800 by Jus- tice of the Peace Brenna Brown fol- lowing his trial in provincial of- fences court last year. Court heard Mrs. Ohannessian, 26, was walking her dog, Cain, about 7 am. on Oct. 23, 1996 when she was struck by the bus while crossing to the north side of Hwy. 2. She felt under the wheels of the bus and was crushed. During the two-day trial, passen- See LOCAL/Page 3 I PAW& by A.J. firm Making tracks Anchor Nick Shelton (left) of Pickering High School turns on the burners after receiving the baton from teammate Jantzen Campbell in the junior boys 4x100 relay during Ontario Federation of School Athletic Assocation track action at Oshawa's Civic Fields on Tuesday. More track action was under way yesterday in Durham. Burglars cut hundreds of phone lines DICKERING BUSINESSES LOSE PHONE, FAX LINES FOR A DAY PICKERING — About 40 Pickering businesses were left without phone and fax access Monday after Bell junction boxes were gutted by burglars breaking into two firms. Culprits broke into the Bell boxes in the area of 860 Brock Rd. S. sometime after I I p.m. Sunday and cut approximately 400 phone lines. They then apparently forced open the front doors of at least two area businesses, disabled their alarms, and took a small amount of cash, according to Durham Re- gional Police spokesman Pat Robinson. . Area firms were without their lines all day Monday. "It's causing a huge economic impact to those businesses that don't have the use of their phones and fax fines down there, said Ms. Robinson. Damage to Bell equipment was estimated at thousands of dollars. Y slues Pickering tax bills delayed, but you'll likely pay more By Mamaw Takacs Staff writer PICKERING — The good news is your property taxes won't be due near the end of June as usual. The bad news is the delay will prob- ably cost you money. The Town has had to cancel its June 25 and Sept. 25 final tax in- stallment due dates because the in- formation it needs to be able to de- termine how much individual resi- dents must pay will not be available in time. Final tax rolls from the Province containing assessments on individ- ual properties have been delayed by the implementation of the new Fair Assessment tax system being put in place across Ontario, and are not ex- pected to arrive. before the end of June. As well, the appeal period on the new assessments has been ex- icrided to the end of July. And, since changes in municipal financial responsibilities resulting from provincial downloading in ar- eas such as social services and infra- structure have yet to be sorted out, Pickering and other municipalities have not yet been able to draw up their 1998 budgets. The interim tax levies Pickering residents paid Feb. 24 and April 27 were based on last year's taxes and the old assessment system. New tax deadlines will be an- nounced once the new assessments ate available and the 1998 budget is WHAT' S INSIDE U111"I Pair ...............6 EI-81AIR f .............13 $PW& ............ .....15 Classified .................23 100 slue www.durhamnews.net GIL PATERSON 'Financing the Region through our own borrowings.' determined. However, a further complication has also arisen which is expected to cost taxpayers money. Because of the assessment and downloading delays, local munici- palities have been allowed to tax than residents on an interim basis for tip to half the amount they paid last year, which is what Pickering did for its first two tax installments. At the same time, Durham Region has been permitted to collect tip to 82 per cent of its 1997 Levy on an interim basis, in recognition of the additional re - See PICKERNG/Page 3 NOW TO REACH Us GOMM ........ ...683-5110 DUO Notices ........683-3005 A ICUM Line .........683-7545 Sftmly Yoers ..1-800-662-8423 Vol. 33, No. 22 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. 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Municipalities across the province are lobbying Queen's Park to rectify the discrepancy between what local municipali- ties are being allowed to collect and what they have to turn over to regional governments. So far there has been no explanation for it, according to Mr. Paterson. "It's so obvious I can't believe obligations it was just missed," he notes. "We're caught between the proverbial rock and the hard place•" Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner wondered what the Town could do to make the Province pay for Pickering's fi- nancial loss. `"Iihey're causing us to borrow because of their incom- petence," he said. Mayor Arthurs told the fi- nance director not to write any cheques to the Province if Queen's Park asks for money for anything. He admitted, however, that situation is unlikely to arise. Local family `devastated' bv news LOCAL/From page 1 gers testified they saw Mrs. Ohannessian standing at the in- tersection before the accident. Other witnesses said the cross- walk signal indicated 'Walk' at the time.In her verdict Justice of the Peace Brown concluded Mr. McCall had "cut the corner" while making his tum, however, Judge Halikowski found there was "no evidence to suggest this conclusion." Judge Halikowski said the dri- ver's failure to see the pedestrian does not in itself amount to care- less driving. He said the evidence was unclear on whether the bus was already into its turn when Mrs. Ohannessian began to cross from the centre median. Judge Halikowski said he was "mindful of the emotional im- pact" the case has had on Mrs. Ohannessian's family and wid- ower, Shant. and acknowledged their "continuing grief that is be- ing experienced." He then added, "For reasons that will haunt Mr. McCall for the rest of his life, he looked for but did not see Mrs. Ohannessian" Mr. McCall had an "unblem- ished" record and was four months away from retirement at the time of the tragedy. 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(Tbe appeal ruling) means she is still dead and our sorrow is still great. It means not even the court has brought us justice;' she said tearfully. The family has launched a civil lawsuit against GO Transit. We're online at www.durhamnews.net THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY ", IM - PAGE 3 Midland Walwyn's Ajax Branch Midland Walwyn, Canada's largest independent financial services fine serving the individual investor, is celebrating its new branch opening in Ajax. We would like to take this opportunity to extend our invitation to the Ajax/Pickering community and let its constituents know that we are here to serve them. At Midland Walwyn, we believe that effective personal financial manage- ment comes from establishing and maintaining long-term client relationships that are focused on individual financial needs. Ultimately, our success is measured by the success of our clients and that, we're sure you will agree, is the way it should be. 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We said 'no' and all the authority they had Province will continue to consult municipalities ing the current provincial term of government Staff reporter in the world evaporated:' before changing the act, and that in any case he because the issue is not high on the government PICKERING — Town Council has Mayor Wayne Arthurs said he believes the would be surprised if a new act were passed dur- agenda. endorsed the Province's efforts to rewrite the Municipal Act despite con- cerns the new legislation could actually end up reducing municipal autonomy rather than increasing it. At a recent meeting, councillors de- cided to send Queen's Park a list of changes Pickering wants made to the draft legislation, but rejected a resolution supported by three councillors to refuse to endorse the new act without Picker- ing's amendments. "We're talking about a complete ero- sion of our power as a municipality to control our own affairs;' said Ward 2 lo- cal Councillor Mark Holland in urging his colleagues to support the more ag- gressive position against the new act. Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner, who also wanted the Town to refuse to endorse the provincial initia- tive, described the proposed act as "a step backwards" for Pickering. "In fact; ' he said, "we're being put on a choker." Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan suggested the Province is playing a "cynical game" of divide and conquer by handing new authority to regional governments while taking away the powers of local municipalities. Also urging Council to refuse to en- dorse the act without changes was Joanne Dies, a representative of Con- cerned Citizens of Durham, which she described as a "government watchdog group" with members across the region. -I feel I have no voice and I feel my right% have been systematically taken away from me;' Ms. Dies told council- lors. She maintained the act is another step in the process of the elimination of local autonomy in favour of the globalization and corporatization of society. Town solicitor Penny Wyger reported to Council the new act appears to tip the balance of municipal power and author- ity to the region. I level and would allow further restrictions to be put on munici- palities through provincial regulations. She suggest% the Province may "take away, through regulation, what it ap- pears to be granting through the legisla- tion" The proposed act would: * Prohibit Pickering and other Durham municipalities from undertaking their own restructuring initiatives — such as an Ajax -Pickering amalgamation. * Severely limit the Town's ability to en- ter into joint public/private sector ven- tures which could reduce the cost of pro- viding services or provide new revenues. * Give Durham Region final authority in all but a few relatively minor areas of municipal jurisdiction such as building code enforcement, garbage collection and nuisance bylaws. * Allow the Province to override local bylaws by regulation, so municipal by- laws would be subordinate to any li- cence, order or permit issued by the Province. However, sore councillors suggest- ed the act would not change things that much. "We are creatures or children of the Province;' said Ward 2 Regional Coun- cillor Doug Dickerson. `hey already have the powers they're talking about here; they're just trying to separate them a little more" He also suggested juris- diction doesn't count for much in the face of public sentiment, citing failed provincial attempts to locate a landfill in Pickering as an example. -"They suddenly didn't have the polit- ical will after they heard from our resi- ,y Hi1 g •�._�.,r jOOe. 'Polo Nils C Jo N) s� d� c L P Ay ,orn IS01 0 V car ( Jib, If e 1 01 .00k It's finatxre! Son�Iks��merFasl�wn Clearaue. up to 40� on selected mm' ,t men 'sand kids' fasl) io ns,* "Savings on origin d tickeud prices. Sekction acrd brands vary by store. Ezchides Factory Dutkt said Ckarance Centra. Whik quantities last. 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US 2H5 A D V E R T I S E R PeblMwr. Tim tiilbl!taher EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Rx for good health care Residents in Ajax and Pickering certainly seem to have fared well amid the massive hospital restructuring process which has taken place across Ontario in recent months. And judging by the gush from hospital officials on Tuesday, the amalgamation of the Ajax -Pickering and Scarborough hospitals — to be renamed the Rouge Val- ley Health System — will benefit health care in eastern Toronto and western Durham Region. Phrases tossed around at the announcement all speak to the consensus among administrators at both hospital sites that the amalgamation will provide benefits for all involved: "We are going to grow this site": "equal access to care": "No physicians will be disadvantaged, or the pa- tients they look after': "We can provide much -improved services". If there was anything missing from this latest hospital amalgamation. it was the type of bitter acrimony that has characterized so many of the reforms ordered by the Health Services Restructuring Commission. That, too, bodes well for residents of Ajax and Picker- ing. And it's comforting to know that some of the health care professionals at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital — which will soon be called the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre — will take on high-profile responsibilities under the new administration. That continuity of care, and the efforts of those who drafted the amalgamation blueprint, illustrate a co-opera- tive approach to the merger and the desire to bring the best and brightest from both health care facilities togeth- er to make the sum greater than its two parts. Residents in Ajax and Pickering, fearing in recent months what they might lose with the amalgamation, can now rest assured that they are likely to benefit from the move. LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS There's no Common Sense in ,a service cuts to mentally ill the trend of provincial govern- ments to reduce funding and ser- vices to the seriously mentally ill, to ignore years of planning for needed mental health services. I fully realize that our commu- nities have become saturated with health care restructuring news, but this piece of news should not be ig- nored. Whitby Mental Health Cen- tre should not be losing 67 beds and be targeted for a budget reduc- tion of $ I I million. This kind of service reduction to the seriously mentally ill makes no sense from a "Common Sense" government. A larger hospital system requires more funding, an To the editor: 61YE US A CALL issue that was long a concern when Ajax -Pickering hos- Former federal Finance Minister Joan Gates, pital stood alone in west Durham. The pool of talent has Michael Wilson deserves credit for President, now grown, and the two hospital sites can draw on each having the courage to speak out OPSEU, Local 331, other to more effectively use equipment, staff resources about the tragedy in his family: Whitby Mental Health Centre and administrative expertise. schizophrenia and suicide. The dreaded disease known as schizo - ADMINICLASSIFIED FAX Ajax -Pickering General Hospital president Bruce phrenia has no respect for income The News Advertiser accepts letters Cliff, who becomes the executive vice-president of the or position in our community. to the editor. All letters Should be Rouge Valley Health System and chief operating officer As a front-line worker in the typed or neatly hand-written150 at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre, laid most fears mental health care field for more words. Each letter must be signed to rest Tuesday when he summarized the move: `TTogeth- than 20 years, I have witnessed the with a first and last name or two ini- er we are a much stronger corporation. We can provide struggle of many parents and fami- tials and a last name. Please include much -improved services. I don't think the community is lies as they attempt to cope with a a phone number for verification. The to see an changes other than ma im- y g loved one's illness. Many families find their hopes and dreams of a editor reserves the right to edit copy pgoing proverrtertts in terms of what we can offer." promising future for a family for S tyle, length and content. Opin- That's good news for everybody. member gone. An almost day -to- ions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily To respond to this editorial Call knfowaartoe day struggle for their loved one's safety, security and health begins. those of the News Advertiser. Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 I am extremely concerned about TIME INHITTAKER Pu blishe The News Advertiser is one of the Metropnd Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 3 Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- mundy Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulatioris Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St. Toronto, Ont. M58 2W, 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. KEITH GILLIGAN AJAX STAFF WRITER It was deja vu all over again It was a trip down memory lane I would rather not have taken. On Tuesday and Wednesday, I had the torturous pleasure of sitting through meetings where one of the main topics was garbage. More specifically, what to do with the stuff after it's picked up. I spent many a day and night listening to people talk to or yell at their politicians with suggestions on where the garbage should go. One suggestion was inventive. although biologically impossible. There have been some legendary land- fill battles in Pickering, as Durham Re- gion, Metro Toronto and the Province looked at those vast, empty airport acres and thought they had found an answer. At one meeting at the Pickering Recreation Complex, then Durham Chairman Gary Herrema had to wear a bullet-proof vest after receiving death threats. I was there when the Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment (PACT) was formed. For those new to the area, the P was added to ACT, which was the Ajax Citizens Together, a group formed to stop an industrial waste treat- ment centre from opening here. Not to make light of the subject, but I've had my fill of garbage. However, it seems to be making a comeback. Durham Council next Wednesday will probably approve spending $150,000 to study a long-term waste management strategy. As Durham works department operations director Jack McCorkeli said, "From our perspective, we start with a clean piece of paper. What's best for Durham for the next 20 years?" With a clean sheet of paper, all the old ghosts and goblins will resurface, includ- ing landfills and incineration. A dump in Durham is doubtful, because a previous Regional Council decided there would be no new greenfield landfill sites. But, the current or subsequent Regional Councils can overturn that decision, although it will be a long and loud fight. If saying the word landfill is akin to swearing in church, just think of the re- action to an incinerator. There will be plenty of opportunity for the public to speak up during the study. My guess is that, even though some politicians still bear the scars of previous trash bashes, another garbage fight will be long and nasty. There's a new body on the way — the Greater Toronto Services Board — and Toronto will soon be in the same position as Durham, and that's looking for a place for to put its garbage. The Region could piggyback with Toronto and no matter .what Durham residents say, politicians in other parts of the GTA could be making On decision for you. Just like the movie, Back to the Fu- ture. Keith Gilligan is a regular News Advertiser Columnist. To respond to this colurm call In- fosowCe at 683-7040 and dial 5106. _:-...-....................:::. a...xd,..-.,_...:.m- <. �• - ...... :.. .-•mak cs.�._ .w.a♦ .. .._,:.., ., > ... -_ �..., ......... .,,,,,.,•...., ,.......•«.--. a,,,.... __..._._.... _. .. ..._,. - _. ,..-_. --- -...., -,. ... _ ..� r 61YE US A CALL JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief GENERAL 683-5110 STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor CLASSIFIED 683-0707 BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising OISTRWAM 683-5117 MONIQUE LEA Advertising Manager ADMINICLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 EDDIE KOLOOZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 DUNCAN FLETCHER Real Estate/Automotive Advertising newsrooffddurham.net E-MAIL ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL Assistant Production Manager X17 CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager .- zLILLIAN HOOK Administration Manager .CkvAW�#AM The News Advertiser is one of the Metropnd Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 3 Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- mundy Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulatioris Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St. Toronto, Ont. M58 2W, 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. KEITH GILLIGAN AJAX STAFF WRITER It was deja vu all over again It was a trip down memory lane I would rather not have taken. On Tuesday and Wednesday, I had the torturous pleasure of sitting through meetings where one of the main topics was garbage. More specifically, what to do with the stuff after it's picked up. I spent many a day and night listening to people talk to or yell at their politicians with suggestions on where the garbage should go. One suggestion was inventive. although biologically impossible. There have been some legendary land- fill battles in Pickering, as Durham Re- gion, Metro Toronto and the Province looked at those vast, empty airport acres and thought they had found an answer. At one meeting at the Pickering Recreation Complex, then Durham Chairman Gary Herrema had to wear a bullet-proof vest after receiving death threats. I was there when the Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment (PACT) was formed. For those new to the area, the P was added to ACT, which was the Ajax Citizens Together, a group formed to stop an industrial waste treat- ment centre from opening here. Not to make light of the subject, but I've had my fill of garbage. However, it seems to be making a comeback. Durham Council next Wednesday will probably approve spending $150,000 to study a long-term waste management strategy. As Durham works department operations director Jack McCorkeli said, "From our perspective, we start with a clean piece of paper. What's best for Durham for the next 20 years?" With a clean sheet of paper, all the old ghosts and goblins will resurface, includ- ing landfills and incineration. A dump in Durham is doubtful, because a previous Regional Council decided there would be no new greenfield landfill sites. But, the current or subsequent Regional Councils can overturn that decision, although it will be a long and loud fight. If saying the word landfill is akin to swearing in church, just think of the re- action to an incinerator. There will be plenty of opportunity for the public to speak up during the study. My guess is that, even though some politicians still bear the scars of previous trash bashes, another garbage fight will be long and nasty. There's a new body on the way — the Greater Toronto Services Board — and Toronto will soon be in the same position as Durham, and that's looking for a place for to put its garbage. The Region could piggyback with Toronto and no matter .what Durham residents say, politicians in other parts of the GTA could be making On decision for you. Just like the movie, Back to the Fu- ture. Keith Gilligan is a regular News Advertiser Columnist. To respond to this colurm call In- fosowCe at 683-7040 and dial 5106. _:-...-....................:::. a...xd,..-.,_...:.m- <. �• - ...... :.. .-•mak cs.�._ .w.a♦ .. .._,:.., ., > ... -_ �..., ......... .,,,,,.,•...., ,.......•«.--. a,,,.... __..._._.... _. .. ..._,. - _. ,..-_. --- -...., -,. ... _ ..� TM'NMS AbVEkTltSl 9 FRIDAY, MAY 0, 9W - PAGt f Durham teens get sobe0 ring reminder By Linda White Staff writer After losing -the brother I never had" to a car accident earlier this month, a Port Perry man hopes area residents will visit Accident Awareness '98, where they will be reminded "driving is a full-time job. You need all your faculties." That lesson is one of the most impor- tant Hans Gieben, 38, can pass on to other drivers after losing his best friend of 35 years. Jim Burghgracf, 42, was killed less than a mile from his house after dropping his son off at a friend's home. He says the man who struck his friend was driving on the wrong side of the road. " I could see his house from the acci- dent location;' Mr. Gieben recalls. "You wouldn't believe the number of people whose lives have been turned upside down by this;' he says of the father of four who would have celebrated his 23rd wedding anniversary this weekend. "It's over. Nothing will ever change that" While it's "incredibly difficult" for Mr. Gicben to share his story, he hopes he can help prevent another tragedy. "If you don't hurt yourself, think of the people left behind who have -to deal with everything. People don't realize the gravi- ty of what's in their hands when they're driving. "You take things for granted. You don't realize what potential you have when you sit behind the wheel...What does it take to make sure everyone is buckled up and to drive sensibly?" Mr. Gieben believes the mangled cars at Accident Awareness '98 will serve as a strong reminder to drivers about what can -happen on the road. Presented by Durham Regional Police, the event kicked off Thursday and runs through Sunday at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. 'You wouldn't believe the number of people whose .lives have. been turned upside down by this:..' -- Hans Gieben Fuefig ft John Han clemonstia the Jaws of I& used to extrisale trapped moWsts at the & cadent Aw er= '98 show ttei V held this wo.-WW at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pit*ering. It's designed to teach the public about the importance of safe driving and the per- ils of such things as speeding, drunk dri- ving, recklessness, running red lights and failing to wear seat -belts. 'This applies to all students. If only we could get that across... -- Durham Regional Police Constable Sherri Ellis The event features re -creations of fatal crashes, using the actual vehicles in- volved. One display, for instance, consists of a car ripped in half. 'More people should bring their classes to see it. These displays are really graphic...' -- Michelle Vivian, Ajax High School student According to a report, the driver was travelling at a high speed down a munici- pal road when he lost control and slid sideways into a utility pole at 150 kilome- tres an hour. The driver's seat broke off and the dri- ver fell backwards, avoiding the pole. He survived, but his twin brother did not. The brother continued to slide sideways and struck his head against the pole. He died instantly. Though graphic, such displays won rave reviews from those in attendance. "You get to see how hurt you can get:' concludes Christine Davey, 16, of Port Perry High School. 'It's incredible what a car can do to you. I think something like this should he (mandatory) at the beginning of every dri- ver's test:' *1t makes you think twice about the things you're not supposed to be doing, like drinking and driving and going tot) fast." says Brock High School student Kristen Gamble, 16. Schoolmate Kerr} Villneff, also 16, agrees. "It's upsetting it) see all this. Obviously, people don't think before they'do things. - Ajax High School student Michelle Vi- vian, 18, believes "More people should bring their classes to see it. These displays are really graphic:' But organizers are disappointed that just 10 high schools sent students to view the event. "It's really disappointing," ad- mits Constable Sherri Elliot. "Principals just didn't get it, telling us they couldn't see how it fit into their curriculum. And those who did agree to send students sent those from auto mechanic and law classes. This applies to all students. If only we could get that across:' The free event runs at the trade centre on Brock Road north of Hwy. 401 in Pick- ering from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and Sunday and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Satur- day. It makes you think twice about the things you're not supposed to be doing, like drinking and driving...' -- Brock High School student Kristen Gamble ITS OVER MAY 31 rr"s OVER MAY 31 III, iv 0 1 1 1 od I ... 1. . I It's All Gotta Go Stile. TO 0 r 410 OFF TIME'S RUNNING OUT FOR MASSIVE SAVINGS . 7 Pfarmscies and Automotive C4r*m in our stores we NW pwdckm*v in this Stora Ckmkv Sak. Vft wo con*m to W RAINMCKS, NO LAYAWAYS, NO REFUNDS, NO opmft -Mmmm as UsuW- Ox" stm hmws, oftr" Wu our same 1, a iplate Ww of Pharmacy WO #AdOMOtift products ALL SALES FINAL! At These Locations Only: PICKERING TOWN CENTRE 1355 KINGSTON ROAD, PICKERING AT LOVERPOOL, ROAD wr 4q All together now... PhAWO by A.J. Groeff Students at St. Monica Catholic School in Pickering celebrated its 10th anniversary this month and set aside some time to honour the milestone. Here, students join arms during a 10 -lap circuit around the school's sports field to mark 10 years of education. Baywood Centre fun day a fund day for Ajax hospital AJAX — The whole family can enjoy Tables are still available for vendors a day of fun and help raise money for who want to sell crafts. Ajax -Pickering General Hospital Satur- There'll be clowns, musicians, face day, May 30. painting, entertainers, popcorn and candy The Baywood Centre hosts its fifth an- floss. Admission is free. nual giant garage sale from 10 a.m. to 5 The Baywood Centre is at the corner of p.m., rain or shine. Bayly Street and Monarch Avenue. 3ho.rw. FREE nRFT, H p.:' r LA k k' *When available Microsoft Mail -in coupon. Shipping & handling extra. 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Union Energy announced earlier this year it is opening its national call centre in Oshawa, employing about 100 people. For information on the programme, call 721- 3340. Art auction aids wildlife sanctuary PICKERING — Z Art Gallery is holding a charity art auction to benefit the Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary Sunday, May 31, at the West Shore Community Centre, 1011-1015 Bayly St., Pickering. The preview will be at noon, and the auction begins at I p.m. It will feature works by many of today's most popular artists, including Robert Bateman, Carl Brenders, Laura Berry, James Lumbers and Bev Doolittle. There will be 130 pieces available in all. For more information call 837-0144. Val Marshall Travel is �:cicbrating their 10th ,anniversary with a special Mediterranean Cruise. Join Val Marshall, Gale Mossman and their families on an exciting seven night cruise on the MS Sundream departing 7th September 1998. Special rates have been negotiated for this vacation which includes wide-bodied airbus flights from Toronto to Rome return. Ports of Call are Livorno (for Florence and Pisa Excursions). The Island of Elba. Villefranche (for Nice and Monte Carlo). Barcelona and Mallorca. On board the cruise ship, all meals are included. a daily program of activities, sparkling entertainment nightly - plus all shipboard gratuities. Plan to stay in Italy for an extra week with the group, with three nights in Rome and four nights in Sorrento w iih continental breakfast daily, 5 dinners. I lunch and incredible sightseeing - half day city sightseeing of Rome. Tour of Pompeii, full day excursion to Capn and, of course, all transfers, hotel taxes and service charges. Early September is a wonderful time to be cruising the Mediterranean and enjoying the history and wonder of Italy. Travelling with the group means that you don't have to worry about confirming hotels, transportation and any other details. Val and Gale will be with the group, along with a professional tour guide for the second w eek Plan to attend the special cruise presentation on Tuesday, 2nd June, at Val Marshall Travel, 702 Harwood Ave. South OGA Plaza), Ajax, at 7:00 p.m. Representatives from Sunquest Vacations will be on hated to present a ideo and give information on the MS Sundream. Menus, daily events, sightseeing excursions, etc. It is your opponumt% to ack questions about thi% 10th Anniversary Cruise. Call Val Marshall at 428-1328 to confirm �our artendance .S ONEY OF A HONEYMOON DEAL' ' o 0 off per couple J Must be booked between NOW and JUNE 30, 1998. * * The excitement of a palatial cruise ship or the serenity of a quiet resort - it's up to you! HURRY! Book any all-inclusive packaged holiday or cruise and spend your savings any way you want! AND our Bridal Registry Ik allows your family and friends to choose to share in your memories. The perfect beginning to your perfect honeymoon. 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In costume and ready to perform in the play, were (from left) Victor DaSilva as Fagin, Tony Oliveira as Mr. Bum- ble, Rachael Bolton as Nancy and Dan Gazarek as the Artful Dodger. Travelling medicine man's potions exposed PICKERING — Doc Century has some painted or have your free while adults pay Ever wonder what con- tricks up his sleeve. picture taken in pio- $5, seniors and stu- coctions were in the The musical Duo of neer costumes. dents $4 and families travelling medicine Away We Go featuring Visitors will experi- $15. Pickering Muse - man's wagon of yes- Annie and Mo will de- once the way pioneers um Village is on Hwy. teryear? light children on the made butter, candles, 7 between Brock and You can find out at gazebo. dinner bells, skipping Westney roads.For the second annual Kids Clowns Bubbles ropes and toys. - more information call Day at Pickering Mu- and Bibble will wan- Kids under 12 get in 683-8401. scum Village Sunday, der throughout the vil- June 7 from I I a.m. to Iage.There'II be her - 5 p.m. itage crafts and some Kids Day will fea- modern handiwork be- ture Doc Century's side each of the muse- Pkw Travelling Magical um village's buildings. . Medicine Show. Many You can enjoy wag - of the potions would on rides, make bub - have needed magic and bles, get your face �••• - - - - - BRING IN THIS PHOTOGRAPH - - - - - -1 1 1 1 1 r 1 -4 1 1 !R x ; J 1 1 ,r AILm 1 1 ,1 1 1 UNIVERSITY WERKS omm 19.01 L WWW:ape t:ollalluotioe Protsaskx* Design, W sWaWn and Repair of • bNetfoddty and FMgsW* an • Fwvm d Dedcs • Retaining Wall Systems • ShnA) and Rode Gardensfs Plos"vel Lmbeape Design I Bwldw l (We don't Push bwnawwsrs) Hoo yaw prooct ConVistsd this: Vow Cap for a FREE Estknals Home Week, Village Festival wants you AJAX —There's still time to enter the Ajax Home Week and Pickering Village Festival parades which take place Saturday, June 13. Floats and bands are welcome to join in the Home Week parade, which has a theme of Celebrate Being a Kid. The parade starts at 1 p.m. The Village Festival starts at 10 a.m. It's free to enter either parade. To take part in the Home Week pa- rade, call Dave Cawthorne at 428- 7459 or tax to 428-2054. For the Vil- lage parade, contact Danielle Holmes at 427-7111. Deadline for entries in either of the parades is Tuesday, June 9. Let us entertain you... R I iwhynd% G0023LLA (PG) 1:15-4:15-7:30-10:15 ALMOST HEROES (PG) 2:15-4:25-7:25-9:30 THE MORSE WHISPERER (PG) 9:00 OUEST FOR CAMELOT (PG) 1:45-4:00-6:45 DEEP IMPACT (PG) -1:10-4:10-7:20-10:00 GOOaL.LA (PG) '2:00-5.008:15 THE MORSE WHISPERER (PG) '1:00••x:30-8:00 RiWLE (F) '2:1 O PERFECT MURDER (AA) 'Sat -7:00 CITY OF ANGELS (AA) 'Fri-Sun-Mon-Tue-Wed-Thu-4:20- 7:10-9:45 Sat -4:20-9:45 GODZR.LA (PG) -12:45-3:45-7:00-10:15 DEEP IMPACT (PG) *F6Sat-Sun-Tue 1:05-4:00-7:00-9:50 Mon -Wed -Thu 7:00-9:50 SUOINC DOORS (AA)'Fri-Sat-Sun-Tile 1:50-4:25-7:35-10:10 Mon -Wed -Thu 7:35-10:10 TITANIC (PG) 'Fri-Sat-Sun-Tue 2:00-7:45 Mon -Wed -Thu 7:45 ALMOST HEi40ES (PG) 'Fri-Sat-Sun-Tue 1:30-3:40-7:25-9:40 Mon -Wed -Thu 7:25-9:40 PERFECT MURDER (AA) *Sat 7:00 Cr Y OF ANGELS (AA) 'Fri-Sun-Tue 120-4:15-7:15-10:00 Wed -Thu 7:15-10:00 Sat 120.4:15-9:30 Mon 7:15-9:10 THE HORSE WHISPERER (PG) '9:00 PALILE (F) 'Fri-Sat-Sun-Tue 1:45-4:00-6:45 Mon -Wed -Thu 6:45 DEEP WFACT (PG) -920 QUEST FOR CAMELOT (PG) 'Fri-Sat-Sun-Tue 2:10-420-7:10 Mon -Wed -Thu 7:10 THE HORSE WHISPSPERER (PG) *Fri-Sat-Sun-Tue 1:00-4:30-8:00 Mon -Wed -Thu 8:00 oo � aRe wul 1 1 1 1 _ -Only 1 1 with food ofderS Over 1 r OFF $18 (before taxes) i 1 1 1848 Liverpool Rd. at Hwy: 2, Pickering ; tz THE NEWS �oHopeFlats for San-dra'­Bu-llock' Now playing at Movipkx 9, Pickering: The Big Hit: Lou Dia- mond Phillips, Mark Wahlberg. Beleaguered hit - man Mel (Wahlberg) and his professional associates in- cluding Cisco (Phillips) agree to a moonlighting gig as kidnappers only to discov- er the victim Keiko (China Chow) is not only a rich in- dustrialist's daughter, but al- so the godchild of their boss. Bulworth: Warren Beat- ty, Oliver Platt. In the wan- ing days of the California primary in 1996, Senator Jay Bulworth (Beatty) is in a bat- tle to hold off a challenger. In the midst of a nervous break- down, he arranges his own suicide by hiring a hit man to assassinate him during the fi- nal weekend of campaign- ing. But, when Bulworth finds new enthusiasm to live, he must somehow stop the hit on himself. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: Johnin Depp, Senecio Del Toro. Based on the Hunter S. Thompson novel about his road trip across Western America with his lawyer desperately searching for the "American dream". The two set out with booze and just about every drug known to man for their trip to Las Vegas. Good Will Hunting: Matt Damon, Ben Afilcck. Damon plays misunderstood 20 -year-old orphan Will Hunting who, while working as a janitor at MIT. outshines the school's most advanced intellectuals. But, the genius can't seem to translate his problem -solving capabilities into his personal life and he becomes caught in the worlds of his friends. Hope Floats: Sandra Bullock, Harry Connick Jr. Birdee Pruitt (Bullock) thinks she has it all: a good marriage and a brilliant and sensitive child, Bernice (Mae Whitman). However, when her life comes crashing down around her, Birdee heads back home to Smithville, Texas. Her life at ,Mod becomes even more compli- cated as she tries to deal with her mother, who she must re- ally get to know for the first time, a daughter who desper- ately misses her father and the prospect of a new ro- mance. Les Miserables: Liam Neeson, Geoffrey Rush, Uma Thurman. Victor Hugo's epic tale of love, ho- nour and obsession. Mercury Rising: Bruce Willis. FBI agent Art Jeffries (Willis) is relegated to rou- tine assignments following a botched undercover opera- tion. But, when he's assigned to investigate the disappear- ance of an autistic child whose parents have been mysteriously slain, he un- knowingly stumbles into a situation that is anything but routine. Object of '.My Affection: Jennifer Aniston. While at a dinner party, George Hanson (Paul Rudd) learns from stranger Nina Borowski (Aniston) that he's going to be dumped. Feeling bad for George, Nina offers him the spare room in her apartment. George and Nina become the best of friends, which upsets her boyfriend Vince -(John Pankow). What disturbs him even more is Nina's an- nouncement that she is preg- nant and wants to raise the baby with her gay roommate instead of with him_ Sliding Doors: Gwyneth Paltrow. Does love have a margin for error:' Helen (Pal- trow), a hip PR executive liv- ing in London, is about to find out. Spanish Prisoner: Campbell Scott, Rebecca Pidgeon. A David Mamet-di- rected thriller about modem corporate intrigue. Also has comedian Steve Martin in a dramatic role as playboy Jimmy Dell. Titanic: Leonardo Di- Caprio, Kate Winslet. An epic love story unfolds on the doomed ocean liner. Os- cars galore! Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous "own at the pedo mat up in Almost Heroes, now playing at both the Pickering Fa- mous Players and Ajax Cineplex theatres. Players Cinemas: Almost Heroes: Chris Farley, Matthew Perry. In the annals of American history, two names are known for laying claim to the uncharted American West, only they aren't Lewis and Clark. They're Edwards and Hunt and this is their "true" story. City of Angels: Nicholas Cage, Meg Ryan. Cage stars as the heaven-sent angel and Ryan is the no-nonsense sur- geon who struggle with their willingness to sacrifice everything familiar for the sake of love. - Deep Impact: Morgan Freeman, Robert Duvall, Eli- jah Wood. High school as- tronomy club member Leo Beiderman (Wood) makes an earth -shattering find that makes him the co -discoverer of a comet on a collision course with Earth. Mean- while, ambitious news - woman Jenny Lerner (Tea Leoni) thinks she has stum- bled on to a Washington sex scandal. To quiet her for two days, the U.S. president (Freeman) offers Jenny the scoop of a lifetime about a risky space mission headed by a former astronaut (Du- vall) that is intended to de- flect the comet and save the world. Godzilla: Matthew Brod- erick, Jean Reno, Maria Pit - Dr Michael Gautbier is Pleased to Announce the Opening of the A& Family Chiropractic Clinic - Now Accepting Nein Patients - No Referral Necessary Please jorn us for our Open House Sat. 3fay ,30:2:00-6:00 P. m. Meet the Doctor, office 7ours. Refreshments 145 Kingston Rd F .-t ja.v. 4'� 116 IA—th wnus /rnn� I ... r,,, nn... tL . , ....... 1 1 illo and Hank Azaria. With mysterious disasters happen- ing all over the world, nu- clear scientist Niko Tatopou- los (Broderick) is ripped from his research to take on the project of his life — track the beast behind these unexplained occurrences. As Nick begins his investiga- tion, the enormous creature descends upon New York City. That's when the fun be- gins. Horse Whisperer: Robert Redford, Scarlett Jo- hansson. Tom Booker (Red- ford) is the key player in the story of Grace MacLean (Jo- hansson), a teen emotionally and physically scarred by a terrible accident while riding her prized horse. Realizing the fates of her daughter and the horse are inextricably linked, her mother Annie (Kristin Scott Thomas) launches a campaign to find someone with a gift for cur- ing troubled horses. Tom's primary goal is to rebuild the lives shattered by the acci- dent, but it isn't long before love blossoms with both wonderful and tragic conse- quences. Paulie: Cheech Marin, Gena Rowlands. Told through the eyes of the title character. Paulic is the story of a remarkable parrot which can actually carr. on a con- versation, revealing the won- ders and heartbreak of his world as he travels through a series of adventures in his quest to reunite with the little girl who raised and loved him. The Perfect Murder (Special showing Saturday at 7 p.m.): Michael Douglas, Gwyneth Paltrow. A remake loosely based on the Alfred Hitchcock classic Dial M for Murder. Millionaire industri- alist Steven Taylor (Douglas) has everything except the love and fidelity of his wife, who he considers his most treasured acquisition. After learning the truth behind his wife's increasingly distant behaviour, Steven develops a plan for the perfect murder. Quest for Camelot: Ani- mated. Revolves around the exploits of Kayley, a lively and strong-willed girl, and Garrett, a resourceful young blind man, who embark on a quest to stop the evil Ruber from capturing King Arthur's magical sword Ex- calibur, and through it, the kingdom of Camelot. Now playing at the Cine- pkx Odeon Ajax 10 Cine- mas: Almost Heroes, Bul- worth, Deep Impact, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Godzilla. Hope Floats, Horse Whisperer, Quest for Camelot. Titanic. SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING photo hr Jason ue&"b On the beam Pickering Aerials' Vanessa Robinson performs her balance beam routine at the Rainbow Classic Invitational Gymnastics Meet at the Pickering Recreation Complex Saturday. The event drew gymnasts from Ontario, Quebec and the U.S. Blue Devils win soccer opener AJAX — The Bedford scored end. United fin - Ajax United Blue the game winner ished fourth out of Devils under -12 on a high shot 12 teams, losing to rep girls' soccer which the keeper Scarborough team opened up had no chance to United in semi - the season with a stop. final action last 1-0 victory over The league vic- Monday. Aurora at Apple- tory followed a Nigel Wilson's bat booming in Japan'loop AJAX —Ajax's Nigel Wilson has started the Japanese Pacific Baseball League season with a bang. In his second year with the Nippon Ham Fighters, Wil- —, son, 28, is near the top in every offen- sive category. The Ajax Spartans Minor Baseball As- sociation graduate currently leads the league in home runs with 10 and in runs NIGEL batted in with 26. WILSON Wilson is third in hits with 32, fifth in Home run king slugging percentage at .601 and 10th in batting average at .301. Wilson, a designated hitter with the Ham Fighters, led the league in home runs last season. His squad is currently above the .500 level and in second place in the league standings. GOLF TOURNAMENTS ` % DINNER PACKAGE WEEKDAYSe3S°O WEEKENDS e43°° PLUS PST. GST & TP kKkrdee DOW" Hot a cold Bunet or New York Sirloin DWwr ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB 04LOM ST. ■ of Mees. AJAX pry 683.3210 ECOYE YOUR SOFA - tl>lt;>foa&a 5 PIECE DINETTE wwlNatw0 FW A ambl" �:,.1291 croft field May 19. strong showing at �C Ajax United the East York Soc- controlled the play cer Tournament Summer Sandals through much of over the Victoria the contest. Louise Day long week-. oft i� lah�'rtts LANDSCAPING r • 1 10 cal 4274143 or 666-4263 Ony `� 29"T The Little Shoe Shop sHOES • HANDe res • LUGGAC°E AJAX PLAZA 218 Harwood Ave. S. 427-5188 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1"8 - PAGE 15 Do You Suffer From ECK PAIN', We are looking for people who have suffered a whiplash injury within the past 10 years to participate in a study of a new doctor administered medical drug treatment for this condition. If you suffer from pain in your neck and shoulders and 6 would like more information please contact Tori or Mamie at our office Mon. -Fri. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (905) 837=1500 Di't*scover Whitby Harbour Day Saturday May 30 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ♦ Climb aboard the Brigantine Tall ships Playfa& and Pathfinder! ♦ Ride the Shuttle Boats back and forth across the harbour. ♦ Sce Sailing, Powerboating and Fishing Demonstrations. ♦ Go for a Hot Air Balloon Ridc! ♦ Cheer on the North Canoe Teams as they race across the harbour in aid of Charitv. ♦ 'visit marine exhibitors and learn how to safciv have fun on the water! ♦ Come for lunch and outdoor live music! Call 905-668-1900 or 905-668-1391 for details. Port ' M11►ZARINA tb y The Whitby Yacht Club Be a good sport. 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Choose from hundreds of items - all at fantastic savings! • No dealers please • Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Interac (No cheques) •All Sales Final • No refunds or exchanges up 80% *SAVE to off Suggested Retail Prices FINAL 3 DAYS!_ Fri., May 29 11 am -8:30 pm Sat., May 30 10 am -4:00 pm �a,i;}+'setlC;rrj►:f�,fyi�.•1��..tiffs'rFJ�i"dS►�y+%i4'�a�">i�ttl��'I •�i �f�,'r'�r1`.�4b1 i r►+y'1'faf43�1'�':j.��°l�a��l.'i wEaTt1EY �iEicilrsi MERE s�O•brre�l �■ i t v. � F E1.1 LEA,311E HOUSE,I AS OF MAY 19 Aanch0Can-Sort 4 2 2 0 41 38 4 TEM, G IN L T 4 4 0 0 F A PTS Sint 4 2 57 22 6 2 0 62 64 4 S.A A Vipers 4 3 1 0 Petrina's 4 1 36 30 6 3 0 53 56 2 Elvua Larocque Second Storey 4 1 3 0 32 42 2 Coretech Cheetahs 4 3 1 0 36 30 6 Dickson Printing 4 1 3 0 44 64 Steve Fearon•Re/M. 4 2 2 0 55 50 4 T.S.C. 4 1 3 0 31 2 51 2 PEIi PLUS A The Mikasa Warehouse Sale Don't miss it! Featuring selected discontinued and surplus lines of Mikasa dinnerware, crystal, giftware and flatware. Choose from hundreds of items - all at fantastic savings! • No dealers please • Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Interac (No cheques) •All Sales Final • No refunds or exchanges up 80% *SAVE to off Suggested Retail Prices FINAL 3 DAYS!_ Fri., May 29 11 am -8:30 pm Sat., May 30 10 am -4:00 pm Sun., May 31 11 am -5:00 pm WNbb E1.1 One location only 161 McPherson St., Markham, ON �y a'iV-YA•-11tH Mi.r'!1'ii'M+IK Y./!a•+'- {.r��.'r -+�r.i _ .... -�+� _ ..... .. r r u a. r ?' 4THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 29,19" PAGE 17- 127A]VQ� V61Y6 a� CONVENIENTLY LOCATED BETWEEN AJAX &WHITBY ON HWY. 2 LOW OVERHEAD MEANS LOWER PRICES 4dr,aft, air. $10,777 oroonj N" I alri $10,977 97 Uro Wet IoW ""ga. .$11..777 96 Paseo 5 Wnd, IN" Co Player 1 14,977 96 Corolla DX PLUS Air, automatic. $13,777 $14,777 S q"41"001m» tor. $11,777 M 97 Corolla 19 5 W"t aaau caaaaaa $13,777 LE 94 Camry LE reel DX 5 dr, &A% mft coneft. $11,977 a If► lauded, power now Us" $21,977 1 $13,777 ,I"'.l' The little dealer that GREW because of folks like you! w' Alr 1025 Dundas St. W., Whitby TorWHITBY TOYOTA . 668=4792Lin e 686-2228 520,000. 4.all.. 975' par n10 br BD morphs 35'°O.AIC. Sea us for dams.'• 48 rrO" 10080 PW toss. V61 be"& $18,977 WHITBY TOYOTA ' t'... a. ..'k.':'s.!_s e. a'm wa ?..1�i i!'-lii4♦-i'a lJ�'1.•'li•s�^.r.•-i'•ir.� -•. ib - •6.,I�sr..•..� . r.: i.... `•"i .. r.a•.r_w.♦•r'.r s. ♦, +r. -.Y '.:., :.r.•<:. IS' -TM NEWS AD�RT6E1t FRIDAY. MAY 2�.1� •',-"_" , Midget Red Sox continue torridpace on diamond PICKERING — I'he Pickering ing, registering 14 strikeouts while fifth run. Chris Lawrence slammed a 4. Brendan Jeffrey pitched the first for two RBI. Schwab hit a long triple Red Sox major midget rep baseball allowing only three hit,;. Catcher double for an RBL Brandon McMil- two innings, giving up three hits. for an RBL David hit four singles, team chalked up two more Eastern John Gregson threw out a runner at- lan connected for the winning single. Gooch took over for five innings, al- Gooch and Hindley each earned an Ontario Baseball Association wins. tempting to steal second base. Jason Gregson had two singles. Mike lowing no hits. Mike Mitchell cloned, RBI with hard-hit singles. McMillan, The Sox got past the Ajax Spar- Schwab smashed a double and a sin- Hindley, Ben Gooch. Janne Hunt yielding only two hits. Lawrence Risko and Jeffrey all singled. Catch - tans 5-3. Pitcher James David was, gle for a run hatted in. Evan Risko hit and Mike Weistlock hit .ineles. smacked three doubles for three RBI. er McMillan had a great defensive outstanding on the mound for Picker- a long triple and stole home with the Pickering defeated ClarsnLnon ?t- Gregson connected for three triples game. -q% -N­%k ASK ABOUT NISSAN NO NONSENSE LEASING AGINCOURT NISSAN Morningside Store, 898 Milner Ave., Scarborough 416284=9800 Now � u� !Y� ry.tyvpr*Aeh to etir stiles! AT A FAIR PRICE" W*w Ave g, HWY4r. Now � u� !Y� ry.tyvpr*Aeh to etir stiles! AT A FAIR PRICE" 1998 MILK GIL" AM SE 4 -ODOR 0 6 Fully loaded only 8,000 kens, (unshed in gold, bolarnw r SASE Ma $14,996 OR $392.41 199; C EVROW CAMMO Z28 'misled in green, Ealy looded T -bps, 6o1hvrardy 15,000 kms. SAIF MJCE $24,99$ OR $625.32' 1997 PO IW BONNEVILLE S58 Fm shied in block, fully looded, power wnool SALE Ma $29,995 1997 POMIAC Slh}i11E GT Finished in rod, fully looded, only 28,000 kms. 8 -farce of lory Wily SALE PRICE $17,996 OR W.1r 1997 PONIW B014HEVRIF SE 44)o0R 1'n boded , only 10,000lona , bala+ce SALE M CE $25,996 OR $555.46' 1997 PONIW GBMD PM SE 4)= Fm shed fin gold, fully loaded, Pawn► sun roof, _.d 25,000 kms" or SME PACE $23,995 OR $5WAr 1997 FONIIAC GRAND AM SE 40DOR V6, fully boded, oily 42,0Do bra.. bolo" of kodory many SMF MICE $16,99$ OR $345.43' 1997 M= IF SAE ML 40M Finished in ho blw, blue 60lar, fully loaded, rill' 30,000 bens., b"m of 6coorywanooy 1997 V= tE SAE 400 SAIF MCE $26,995 Fin � kir boded, orlr 37,000lom, bolorm of 19970106"CIM RVIIE E4DOORP $25,99$ Fini ed in gold, Wlr loaded, 20,000 bre. 1997 a SMF nEE M OR $4852• A14111111C 40M w� loaded, aril 2SX0 6w, bo6m OF lacbry SAIF MLLE s19,995 of s41sm 1197IR4ol 1E SAW UD. 4o M boe Fbdam cinf l dd, 434,000 kis, 1997 I= R SAE M4=011� $25,995 Fmillletl it lobe, bill boded b n lsAw all 10,000 6. 1997 N= PAK ASM so MICE $26,995 Finished in blocs wile Wily Well:: Wil boded, porar son roof all 34=Lena. . L, SMF ma s33,995 19% KWW TtWiS AM FinvJwd in oquo, holy loaded, T -bps, boiw, only 17,000 kms. SALE RICE s24,99S OR 5632.16' 1996 OEVROIET c4ale Z2: Co1EE Fished in while, 5 speed a2- anse, ani 50,000 kms. SALE speed, 512,995 OR $252.67' 19% OLD$ CUTLASS RMAE "M Fished in while, Wy boded, only 31,000 6m, balance of 6cbry SALE MICE $17,995 OR $369.12' 196 MILK GRAND AM S/E "M Firushed in dark maroon, V6, fu11y boded, only 51,000 kms. SALE PRICE $14,995 OR VMS* 19% FONW GWO AM SIF 4 -DOM Finished m purple, V6, boded, orJy 59,000 kms. SAIF P111a $14,995 OR $299.25' 19% UM LE SAME OA M 4 -MM oFof on"loaded, onh 25,000 bra., bakaKe 19%PONIIAC RNIVE COME Finished fin block, kuly boded, power sun roof, o* 48,000 bra., bdonce of SAIF MCI $13, 5 OR $275.%' 19% 0= REGAL CUSTOM 44M Fi .aW in while, fully boded, 51,000 bns. SALE RICE 517,996 01 $369.12- 116 PONIIAC FM S/E 40M Finished fin w6de, fully boded, on y 47,000 bins. SALE RICE $16,996 01 $345.43' 19% FONIIAC SUITE 24= COM Finished in Wold, oub, air, o4y 59,000 6n& SALE PtU $13,995 OR 5275.%' 116 Draw CAMI@ 2 -ODOR axg Faded m %4* ab, or, 5D,000 6na. SMF MCE $12,99$ OR $252.6r 119$ OEVMOIFT CAIN@ 00IRE Fobbed in black der,-asseft, 50.000 bins., 5 speed SALE MICE 511,995 OR $229.34' W VOLKWAM 'ASW QS rmahstl n wW, lobo &al, 5 speed, my low mfioge, smE MICE s17,995 OR s369.1r 1196 NWM AL1MlA 4f0o0R Forded it purple, ab, $fir. 44.000 lees., kir anHsfied SALE MICE $1499$ OR $299.2$' 11935OEMWCM MmOOIUE Fi Fi it walk 5 speed, air, oily 70,000 6L, 6137 SALE MICE $11,996 0109.38"' 1996 POMAC tR1 "AM Or �Doolt FoWW in cepa, v6, hely boded, aJy 66.000 bre. SALE MILE $15,996 OR $322.54' THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 29, l998 -PAGE 19 -. .,.Y t,,1: ov er I C K E R I N G E... MS CHEVROLET MOM CARO Z34 Finished m blue, khy boded, one carer cor • •WE RICE 515,995 OR $322.54• 1995 C EIIROIET LUAW A 4 -DOOR LS s Flushed in dark green,f,,ly boded, onIy 50,000 kssa. SALE MMCF $15,995 oR $322.54• 1995 FWW TRANS AM Finished n $deer, T -bps, block leader, 44 boded, only 70,000 funs 1 SALE Ma $21,996 OR $462.29' 1 1195 PONMC GRAND AM SE 2 -ODOR Fished m oquo, (ally boded, only 45.000 kms SALE PRICE $13,995 OR $275.%' ' • s 1995 8Ut01 PM( AVE 40M Finished n back �njh leader, fully boded SALE RICE $21,995 OR $462.29' 1995 CFEVWW LLW4A 4 -ODOR IS Firrshed m while, fully boded. o* 48,000 knits. e SALE RICE $15,995 OR $322.54' 1994 O8Nr51H1 NWAM 40M r • r Finished m Wy boded. any 79,000 kna. �' SALE RFci 312,995 01$252.67' 1994 CIEVROIET CANTER 40008 Finked in red, out, air, 61y arlified, only 60,000 miles. sw MICE $4,996 OR s159.s1, 1993 IUM REGAL GRAND SPORE 1197 GAIL EXTBM CAB 2 WHEEL ORN Finished in aqua, k,llq loaded, any 22,000 kms. SAES MJCF $24,996 oR 5532.16• 1997 GMC EATBDED CAB 4 IA! DRIVE Fished in 6wgundy rn61 cap, very low mrleoge SALE Pffla $30,995 OR $671.90' 19% 00MET LL WWA 7 AASSEIGFII VAN Finished .n aqua, orJy 46,000 kms SALE PRIG $17,996 OR $369.12' 19% GMC ►N 15M SIE 350 Finished in oqw, lolly boded, o* 34,000 kms SALE PRICE $23,995 OR 5508.p' 19% GMC SIT T18LON 40M fnwshed in gree, lily bald SALE MICE $29,995 OR $462.29• 19% GMC WM SIT i PMSSBiM Fmrshed m green, (illy boded, only 25,000 kms SALE PRICE $25,995 OR $555 4 19% GMC SAM AY ALL WHEEL ME Fully boded, only 66,000 kn& SALE RKE $21,996 OR $462.29' 19% 00R01ET LIU M 7 FLSUNGER VAN Finished in green, fully loaded, power Acing door, only 60,000 lens LU1 FINANCE r,,m in while, fully boded SMF RICE $17,996 OR $369.12' SMF RICE $13,99$ OR $V5-%* 19% poN11A[ 1BAwsPORr SE 7 rll►sSBIrBt ,o.,.nm.rry.s..n2-..ev,n. _ Firded Finisled in green, lily loaded, only 141,0DO lona. grew, SAIF RICE $11'"s OR $159.01, , Y".' ` .' -,-- SMF RICE $17,995 OR $369.1r LEASE RATES +3:.. i. HURRY INa 193 aR 1m 4-0 F.w:lad i" � 12,995 OR $252Ar 1193111L1 SAIF LID Frwshrsd in 6xgarll; hilly loaded, one -wear oor, only 10,000 bins. SALE MCE $13,996 OR $275.%' 199301RVRpEb IJA MdyM� (,,4�yDOOR QAO firdsc a dark SIkLE A s�9� a 0006.9• 1m Buol BECAL ah6l m 4om hk 6mly� mog wleek oily 110,000 loss., fully 19% $10 RM -W SHORE BOX 4 cyirnde► 5 speed (finished in block aJr 60,000 bens SME RICE $11,996 OR $229.38• 00=04am 19% OR MAZER "001 SIT Fewsled in whrk Wboded, o4y 50,000 bas. SAIF MICE $2$,995 OR $55SA5' 11916 POIIRAC ROOM SE 7 FI►tM= WA Fersled n gnwti fully boded, low mhw SALE MICE s 17,99s a s369.1 r HMS 11mu N vOum 7 FMSSBMRR FW" red, V6, ksly boded, ** 71,000 kru SALE MICE $14,996 OR $299.25• .ft bW 40, CvAvV J TRUCKS 1116 oErMolFt ASML W14 MS6BiLs'BS Fair loaded, dude coon, «dr Bo,Doo bre. SALE MKE s15,995 oR s322,s4' 111S OEIIM W 1/2101$MUM GI NU111OERM RANYM 7 ROOM F w recl, k4 6A4 orb Find.d in 6PWA dr. = loaded, -2-y 6Z,DO0 6s. SW MICE $21,995 01 $162.29' seleml SAIF Ma $25,M OR WAS" 1117 CK 11 IM 511 40008 Finded in nwwaad nils gine baler, boded 11+6 c;�hEe,IwFr 4�000R els Finisled fin alar, lolly boded. SALE RM522,995 OR 5162.29' SAIF 536,995 HIS GMC 250040 BUM -NM M gni, Wly ksoded •Prices are plus tax and. licence. Payments are per month and based on 7.95%,60 month Lean, $3,000 down, O.A.C. SAE MICE 526,99$ OR $S7i.74' PONTIAC-BUICK o oTRUCKr CERTIF EDS APSLEY PICKERING COMMERCIAL 10 PONTIAC BUICK GMC TRUCKS _(905) 831-2693 (905) 686-5859 Toronto 798-7989 715 Kingston Rd. Exit 401 at Whites Rd. PAGE 20 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1998 PRIbAY, MAY 29 , GOLF: Hearth Place Cancer BULLETIN Suport Centre, which serves all of Durham, holds its 3rd annual --- -- golf tournament at Wolf Run WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING G If C 0 ourse, Victo- ria County RdA1111111111111— #57, Janetville JIM phant table, toys, books. Bar - (northeast gains galore. Rock bottom Port Perry Reg - prices. Donations also needed. istration $11 10, in - Last sale of the season. 839- cludes greens fee, cart, dinner, 9281 prizes and charitable receipt for $60. Call 579-4833 to register or SATURDAY, MAY 30 if you are able to donate prizes. TRAVEL: A slide and sound SALE: A New to You sale is held show about Egypt and Israel is from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martins presented by Morley Shortt at 7 Anglican Church, 1201 St. Mar- p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of tins Dr. (one block west of Liver- Pickering Village United Church, pool off Bayly), Pickering. Good used clothing for the family, refreshments. Free will donation summer fashions, white ele- for purchase of new hymn books. 683-4721. YARD SALE: The Charles Best Diabetes Centre for Chi dren and Youth will be holding yard sale on Saturday May fro 9-2. The Sale is to help rais funds to support the centre an will be held at 901 Simcoe S North in Oshawa. SUNDAY, MAY 31 BRUNCH: The Durham Chapt of the Congress of Black Wome of Canada hold a Sunda Brunch from 12:30 to 4:30 p. nt Sarah M D Id' P 1467 Whites Rd. N. (corner of 'W " hites and Hwy. 2), Pickering. Adults $10, seniors $7, children under 12 $5. Call for tickets. 436-0960 (Beryl), 686-7491 (Lyn), 428-8116 (Dulsie), 436- th 9863 (Lyril), 420-5196 (Susan). I_ ART AUCTION: Z Art Gallery a holds a charity art auction to m benefit the Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary at the West e Shore Community Centre, 10 11 - d 1015 Bayly St., Pickering. Pre- f view at 12 noon, auction at 1 p.m. Works by many of today's most popular artists, including er Robert Bateman, Carl Brenders, n Laura Berry, James Lumbers y and Bev Doolittle. 130 pieces m available. Phone 837-0144 for c ona s lace. information. ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Stock Up on Basks insert included in this newspaper. Please note: Page 5 - DIM hosiery incorrectly described - only styles x929 and #964 are introductory otters: Page 18- Assorted per- cale duvet covers - assorted prints twin to king $39.99 all sizes. Incorrectly described and price is higher than advertised - copy should read: 'Special Offer assorted designer duvet covers with borne pillowcase(s). Twin $39.99; Double $59.99; Queen $69.99; King $79.99 Page 23 - Panasonic televisions incorrectly described. Copy for the 27 TV should be reversed with the copy for the 32' TV; Page 20 - Infinity II luggage incorrectly described. Copy should read: -After June 21, 19%, our reg. price will be as shown' We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. EATON'S Shop ---her e___ first! Rug b" mit AJAX -- Area residents interest- ed in taking up a new hobby are in- vited to a local rug hooking meet- ing. The Ajax Rug Hookers meet Monday, June I at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Anyone interested in traditional rug hooking is wel- come. Call Janice at 427-8630 for information. CORRECTION NOTICE Media 0541 (Sale Dates: May 25 -May 31, 1998) Page 20 - Save 20% all pressure cookers Ad currently reads: reg. 19.99 - 99.99 each 15.99 - 79.99 Ad should have read: reg. 79.99 - 99.99 each 63.99 - 79.99 Page 39 - Save 20% all trimmer lines ad currently reads: reg. 1.49 - 5.99 each 1.19 - 4.79 ad should have read: reg. 3.99 - 9.99 each 3.19 - 7.99 For our 44 page Sears flyer (Sale dates May 25 - 31, 1998) On page 44 - Shop by phone number is incorrect. It should have read: 1- 888-607-3277 We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. DO IT rYOURSELF uni�ocK INSTALLATION SEMINAR CONDUCTED BY MFR'S RFPRFs,FrQTATiVlP ARNTS LOAM SUPPLY LTD. SATURDAY, MAY 30th 10:00 AM SHARP - Free Estimates - Bring Your Plans Discounts at Seminar on Unlock Products Refreshments - Rain or Shine $ t, ' THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 29, 199E . PAGE 21 Seniors centre fights Alzheimer s with several events AJAX — Ballycliffe Lodge has a series try Jammers. There'll be a 50-50 draw and A Strawberry Tea is planned for perform. of events planned for Seniors Month in cash bar. Admission to the evening event Wednesday, June 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. Cost Admission is free, but donations would June to raise money to fund research into is free. cure for Alzheimer Disease. for strawberry shortcake and a beverage is be appreciated. A guest speaker will talk on how to $2. Ballycliffe Lodge is at 70 Station St. in On Friday, June 5, a Pub Night is being deal with Alzheimer's Monday, June 15 at The final event is on Monday, June 22 Ajax. held from 7 to 10 p.m. featuring the Coun- 2 p.m. There's no charge. at 7 p.m., when the Notables Choir will Call 683-7321 for more inforrnmio n. P14GE 22 -THE NEMS AD'vER77sga FRIDAY, MAY 29,19" Leamin: Never Sto Your child is in a classroom for only 9 months of the vicar, but his/her ability to learn does not stop in July! In fact, the summer break is no more than a product of our agrarian past when math and reading were less crucial- But. summer is actually a great time for your child to increase literacy & numeracy skills! Fur this reason, you should carefully consider your options when choosing a summer program for your child. You can take advantage of those months to stimulate your child's academic potential. Research has shown that summer instruction benefits children significantly. In fact. learning should continue all year long. Retention of basic skills and concepts is increased by continuing education throughout the summer, particularly in the areas of spelling and math. In September, then, children will be better prepared to tackle advanced material and they will he more confident. A recent study published by the Toronto Board of Education (January, 1996) found that children who attended a summer program not only improved their literacy and numeracy skills, but also developed a positive outlook on school. Children who begin school confidenth, in September are more likely to maintain their self-esteem throughout the year. When deciding which type of program to select, examine your child's final report card. What are his/her strengths? Does he/she need to review language or math skills? Based on the teacher's suggestions, find a program that reviews basic concepts and provides extra practice. Individualized programs arc ideal because they provide the flexibility for your child to progress at his/her pace, focusing on the areas which require attention. Remember that maintaining a balance between academic and recreational activities is important. In addition to your child's academic program, consider your child's extra curricular interests. If your child is curious about nature• explore the possibility of an outdoor science education program. If your child is musically inclined, consider putting him/her in a music camp. If your child's interest is art, then an art camp will present an excellent opportunity.A child interested in sports will want to attend a sports camp. Summer activities should be useful and rewarding at the same AUDLEY ROAD STABL. Summer 44 Horse SO, Camp • A complete home experience • Children age 7 &L up • Explore riding 1Sc working with safe, well-trained horses 6. ponies. • Qualified 6c friendly stable conveniently located in Ajax. COME VISIT US SOON Call 686-4641 for info. 'Horso b e& rr&q knons year round - S! 1 ' By Dr. Gary Hunt, ! : Chair of Faculty of Education University of Toronto time. There are so many different programs that can help your child learn during the summer! By enrolling your child in an academic program, you are increasing his/her potential for success. But, make sure to look for the type of program that will allow your child to have fun while reinforcing academic skills. Ultimately, you want your child to have a busy, productive, yct enjoyable summer.Thc possibilities are endless .. Dr. Gary Hunt is the Chair of the Faculty of Education, University of Toronto and Senior Educational advisor to Grade Expectations Learning Centres. Our summer programs are designed to meet the academic needs Build Your Child's Confidence LEARNING PILO THE AHSWERM ANKEr READING ANUr WRITING AEffif STUDY SKILLS MATH • Grade 1 to O.A.C. • IndhWualized Program • Low StudentlTeacher ratio • Complete Assessment 430-9981 July Courses & Camps Teen Development Fun Models Model Training Call now spaces are oiling !fast 831-7424 1550 Bayly St. knit 29A Pickering t• •rJ 7t 7f 7f 7[ 1� Ind mute. 203 1665 Werumro MRd., SW 103 LEARNING)F Utile Readers A It's fun! It's c reiww! It works! Children who learn how W SPOTS read early are snore 5 ADULTS confident learners. sods clma, caries teachers <Q ' isdividudiaed Programs eeriched Readies. Madt, Art: Mucic. Rends, Compotem .. 3-6 moues OLD -4- -Call Calltoday 420-3141 1105 Finch Ave., Picbring/Ajax D 11 of each student. Our hours of teaching arc designed to meet the needs of busy families in the 90's. During the months of July and August, we are offering both day -time and evening classes. Registration is now open for summer programs. Register early as class size is limited Call 420-9930. Part -Time Full -Time ta, f . Blaisdale Montessori School 27 years of Educational Excellence OPEN HOUSE Sat., June 6, 13 & 20 56 Old Kingston Rd. (N. off Hwy. 2 just west of Church S.) 16 months -6 years Heed Office - 415 Toymmis Rd., Pickering (south of Kingston Rd. on Roug•mount) 403 Kingston Rd., Ajax •stnsy at Rothergisn) 545 Kingston Rd., Ajax (East of Church) 965 Kingston Rd., Pickering (at Rougsmount) (905) 686-5005 Ajax (905) 509-5005 Pickering AMI Trained Teachers A --;k about Montessori's FUN tit'M.**IER CAMPS 1W W, SUMMER CAMPS , LIMITE RJLL DAY J1TLY 13-17 At!(;. 13-17 SPOTS Spaces Limited 5 ADULTS Call Now! 4 CHILD _ RISING SUN V X34✓ •'•t. Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay FAX: (905)579.4218 683MO707 Phil litres SM daily til 8M Mat. - Fri., Sat 9.30aw . 3pm TORONTO LINE (416)798-7259 • THE NEWS ADVER7I5LR FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1l9WIPA1GE 23' Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 171 Pickering News Advertiser Outlet ®® IM Whites Rd. Pickering SaraAee-Amberlea Plaza CLASSIFIED ON-LINE Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sue -Man 111115 P.M. mfumm1pw CLOSED Monday's. Fuc: f9t16/ 57"216 11 careers 11 Careen 11 Careers_ 1 Germeral HelpIIfflI Gerlmral "11 Holo 3 W Westburne Rudd Electric ��04 ir O y _ CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Westburne Ruddy has immediate openings for: INDUSTRIAL INSIDE SALESPERSON IN OSHAWA. The inside salesperson will be responsible for the following tasks: -ustorner service, order entry, small quotations and expediting orders. COUNTER SALES PERSON IN AJAX. The Counter Sales Person will be responsible for the following tasks: customer service. selecting customer pick-up orders, restocking counter area, housekeeping of counter and pick-up areas, and handling cash. INDUSTRIAL INSIDE SALESPERSON (BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT) IN OSHAWA. The inside sales person will be responsible for the following tasks: Business Development, Customer Service, Order Entry, Small Ouotations, Telemarketing and Expediting Orders. Applicants for these positions should have the following qualifications: 1) One year of related experience is required. 2) Grade 12 education (or equivalent) is preferred. 3) Product knowledge of the electrical business is essential. Committed to Employment Equity. Contact: Tom Russel, Branch Manager Westbume Ruddy 600Thomton Road South, Oshawa L1J 6W7 - Fax (905) 576-5463 RENTAL LOCATION MANAGER Required for growing truck rental business. JOB DESCRIPTION: Pros- : ecting Truck Rental and acing customers. Preparing rental contracts. Perform re - .i u fired vehicle inspections. Review accounts receivable and vehicle maintenance re- L)ortS. QUALIFICATIONS: pelf motivated individual with excellent communica- tion skills. Basic computer skills with a desire to grow with the company. College degree preferred but not nec- THE MAK, STATION Career Trartnq Center Become a nail technician. career um" Avail" in andoaal nils. ex caldlrg pedicures. wa- ing. Stu" Fount)n pp avad- 30k Naik Vo (905)723- tlaa 1 cawr N $1.0NY per week or more Easiest money I ever mads No selling Cal 1-800-811- 2141_ /54749 xri WEEKLY - ill*" iew- elry. (necklace bracelets or earningyears around. at home Se+d a sea sdoreuMd stamped envelope to Bucca Fashdn Jewelry. 5359 Tim- berka Blvd. and48 Ret 182. Mississauga. Om . L4W 41115 AJAx WWRANCE Broker re- itikres R I B 0 licensed CSR. part him. knowledge of Auto- Cal �Co ¢uan asset. 2256 AWWT RUM and Ome- way selling company le- gwes door to door sales pw p"' vrtlpg to firm. Must be callllW j9,) .2 -1734 Keri, mtxsal4 ATTHITeo1r OMIrICOl1. "MIS, n torpaaua bOk- ng to fw 50 new ooertrgs $12.851. start 1rA povide AA hat* alnlat ruutr ex- peffencle. Now hows and opporkvwa• Cal treated office kir an im er- vfevt Odea (1161 7234920. P4labaoual (706)'74"-4051. MANINed > �tM Twispon Co. 1Nw ate good wmkimg donndlkomimnslss we also cute apelslaDs a run vAami pkls10 and am tr U.S.A Home daily. We offer wrKpetAive tela, paid vrmflt- y, momadc deposits, ail uyE•tN hgny Sidled eem"f paxsage available. MN cmld care and er NEW LOCAl11N - one of the good driving record. back soCrM wvices n90ons Ie190 enarmw saw Medical and Ddlia CLEANERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY For Oshawa/Whitby Area • Light and heavy duty •!Aust have previous experience • Full and part time • Own Car an asset Please call 1400-565-3756 565-3756 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 directly 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. irk r, Looking for enthusiastic individuals willing to work Mon. -Fri. days Occasional nights, 20-30 hours per week. Also Possible Management advancement Apply in person Mon. -Fri. 2-5. 1163 Kingston Rd. Pickering R.A. FESTERS TRUCKING requires 5 SETS OF TEAM AZ DRIVERS running U.S. Clean abstract,criminal search, competitive wages. Full time positions. Call 434-5110 STORE MANAGER required for a discount card At party centre. openixg soon in Pickertirg. Must have proven management skilis. Fr/PT sales positions also available. Fax resume to (905)831-31'27 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon pubkcahoo as News Ad- vertiser w7 not be re- sponsible for more titan one incorrect insertion and there shall be no IF aft for noiHnsertim of any advertisement. Liati ty for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subsea to the appro- val of management of News Advertise. ground to opeglt a 6 ked latency aged reside rA ed health" hits COPE y is tt 0w dig in Ale Aja area Itis 5.6118. search. call 90723- Falx: 905.723.3797. COW AMY seeks ex - D put wincook nce Toronto area. Full. rime child ri rc tri lime a- desire a dywtN HNl LIME. 3 - -P. s for D4 wall e - Wowing eaiates" 0"ift, care "mppon Phil; repel and excel. rear with exCllat income KAUTY SALON requires k- Mops. cap" d DeCOrnkg nm%uwwm provided Resumes po11ri1r1 Sm all for an in- 'T caned assistant manager for shift sruptrvnsor. n ref Kng StiMt Eat. to: E& TERPHASE CdF Service 10 Maty St S ierview. prOvWed' (905) 4304612. SaurykommrsSnOeVDo rwslprWM sharing. Also syl- sal vi Oshawa or n MM to P.O. Oshawa, Sults 201 L t N BM3 fists, lul arW pan hme. Call Dox 181 Ajar L1S 3C3. WA TECNNN MNi Program CWnda. (905) 576 2512. USsks REGISTERED fIWBAQE Acr*. . rllttkm 01pY iN1001NN0 SALON a r cash. i mat disks for astral ap'sl van ume, for Oslmrra hamds a looking for an experienced S.AS.E. To: L.L. Wood. a'ea Call I aDpofnKmall halnnp Nadt to cetliale. prpoimtr. Wrtinum 2 Years 603 Band Road Fant. SWIe nnervew, Career School of Hafrsykmg experience. TWO- Ms. 35M Missimullk Omub. No DMhdom (6105) 576-3556 Meier (905) 420-5343 L4Z Us VENDORS WANTED at the new consign eN store -The Litt 8 cra showpiai W* ed in the Cowhee Flea Market. 4 km. ash of Oshawa. Ld ms stow 6 see your products di- rectly to the public. You do not have to o thee. W - b row rakes start at $36 /mo. 905.436.1024. DODRmOct®ts RegrirW kir local comppaw. Alm Dian help W" am. Cal (!OS) 427-1 Driver Mover AZ lr DZ req'd for Van Line Agent. Min. 2 years expenence, dean Markham & 401. (416)292-1107 W senlbmp a home all fillft as -3hrs/tlay. A details. 41revisits 6 -/recorded 123. Eft 110ED hairstirNst welted for Ousy Salon in Dw- harn Cantle. Ajax. Good mg - as. CAN (905) 6194067. EIPENENCED tdouwkgW needed. Good wage. Cal (905) 4274010. Ajax. n 4. L k.. a 0 •. W " 0 . e 0 At - . . .. • .... .a. , . a a • 4 r..l .. . . -.&,A A ... e. t-e-.'a._,..:_...aT , THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AJAX Meekings Dr. Marks Crt. Griffiths Dr. Hunter Dr. Hawker Crt. Stearns Crt. Chapman Dr. Ducatel Dr. Carr Dr. Billingsgate Cres. Emperor St. Tulloch Dr. PICKERING Village St. Arcadia Sq. Ambedea Rd. Maple Ridge Dr. Lynn Heights Dr. Bndgegate Cres. Benton Cres. COW" St. Sherman Cres. Maury Cres. Graceland Crt. Sparrow Cir. Chickadee Crt. 1995 Pinegrove Ave. Meldon Dr. Sandhurst Cres. Longbow Dr. Hoover Dr. Fawndale Rd. SCARBOROUGH Ravine Park Cres. Parlefte Ave. Tudor Glen Cres. Wheeling Dr. Mabedery Cres. Oxhom Rd. East Ave. Winter Gardens Tr. Whiterodk Dr. Grarldhan Crt. X_.kA-A FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 683.5117 "No door to door Sang 'No Cold Cris. The n 1Wall 8 flutritillnel Products companyIn 9* US. VAN MR Yft every- " Woe need n Imam abort waking Srrtttss tSH3. Featured in Mapazime. W urk e None Magaaee, arta mart' other s. Fra Seminar 1 day Otty ,Mlle Blsl. Rilnifll Hold. FOr Wore klkin"bort. 9056wwn or 1-8*411- 7032. HAIR St'YLLWS needed fo Aptx - Pickelilp alw& stY w 10 Sim pka BMplakohnift vlod 6 1 0 11 7 111 enn�lofM Far iBaview tat 9454631-4337. F/RST CHOICE HMR CV77'M l'tetitieM ora- .. is 0elmus As river 905.433.1666 6NItHAL LAe011RER with DZ license. seasonal wont, me- Cfwrcalry maned. Call Pat (Monday to Friday at 434-8122 GENERAL LAIOIIRER Need- ed for residential new home construction stele. 3.5 years expenence. Mus? have own trmporbtion. Call (905) 850- 9138 HAIRSTYLIST - male or fe- male regtwred wth at last 2 years expe'4% for busy hair SalimMust be motivated and wiling to lam Call (905) 434-2992 NAMSTYLIST NEEDED run lime Licensed mmmum 3-5 yrs. uvlh or wthols for VWaW SpaTHEES Tha CLAN also re"red COY 416-410- 8739: or tax 905.646-1872 HAMSTYUSn hon busy sa- lon n Pickumg with or wth- out clientete salary pars COeerre""lorl. Call Angie (905) 831-1055 1 NEED IIEL►1 Overwneimed cud^ reads' Earn 5.101umonen P?' FartalM snlpporl' Ho se"' clot MLM' t-800-320- 9895 -800.320- 9895 ext 1480 24 Hr msg OUALIFIED STYLIST- Jan us an Pickering s newest saw, CtgneNa opening to June Derrell". commisswas and incentives. Cal France 905- 839-4M76 KITCHEN HELP REOUNN:D FII time Cook days and eiertrmq", for local pub n Whitby Drop off reski a to. 224 Brock Si S. Whie", Alen Charles KNOClk KNOCK Opporttmty knocks when is me tau she you cashed a 51,000 pay- OWW'r Experienced sales Me needed Cal Waym 905- 439-93" REOUNIED expenemed Swimming Pool installer in- terkick work b wdscaping. 416-289.6967 MODELS WANTED from Ca- nada. between 2.13 to com- plete in eat Wars 199e Tor- onto Pageants Over 520.000 in prim and scNWarSDgt ki- dudng trips to Ilabonals in Las Vegas Call today 1.800- 367.2125 Ext 240 MODELS WANTED - wefrom Ca- nada. between 2-19 to com- plete in pits yarn 1998 Tor- onto Pageants Over $20.000 in prizes ail sociairship& in- cluding trips to Nabonahs in Las veva Call today 1-soo- 367-2125 Ext. 240 NORTH Toronto baud con- tractor requires an expen- ermr excavatoeAladt opera - 10111, and an experiaks0 pope tayunkiBed laborer. call (905)-709-02"4. foo (9ps)- 770F06-14T2881. $NO-$45WVIU aY Advertis- wo co. rtpwea 10.20 ougo- 220. amkikoirt D44p14. No at- petlemde necessary, YRrnp. w Vast. Gals Akeha for tNetrNw 0720-3144. COMPANY expe7ia7cced print- er. Minimum 3 years experience with own vehicle. Call (945)4246.4661. TM help. Mw taper fNh and served card. Cal (905) 6Ri Gdk�kps 2200 Brock Rd. N. 2927 kelrfeM 9 0. (905) 428-3317 5:00pm. HNl LIME. 3 - -P. s for PART UK cash weer y. Be - Wowing eaiates" 0"ift, cattle a 2 -1.1 -Homecare repe- must be mat 8 alnbilo.- ro senlat>tve in pour rlpglkour- Call Joe 05-72a- o no .d69100. MQ. car required. Cal FVLL/1ME t'R0000E CLM !x)516-3935 190551 • FR A M DW 6 No CM. 4335-M 044". 10-bl10 ApNRIdnNinp a & evenings YItINd7d. FMT Ttrr BIeMA 1MBl ovml dialsele Ca11905 571-2"62 ,.lax aeKNme tD 430-0221. . . . ............ 1 General HOP PEOPLE REOUIRED For fac. tory set-up and display oe. parlmem Venule required. CaN (905) 579.8272 PERSON NEEDED to do cleaning d other duties to small private school in Pick - 12 30raon-S 30pm Hours se Pease call (905)-Q7-5006 RELIASLE TELEMARKETERS needed for our fun. energetic Dwain office. Evenings 6 Saturdays. Gwram eed hourly rate plus giread ash ponoses Pad daily. Call 905.723-6900 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Supplier of Gases and aw.lomg supplies has openings for ftw Peterborough and wkAtry bcatans onver rewixt Win DZ License. 3 years experr- erim. Knowledge or weld Onsets and products an asset Dot not essential. Send re- stlme c/o W Mtssm. 1111 6ltnS St Whey,m. OLIN G". Fax (905)-66 al UPSCALE Oar Salon lookmg for pan nine exptrraired p+ - cep whet, 20 fwurs.week Calls 905-438.0640 WAIT STAFF. COOKS AND. BARTENDERS n-.eari ')r casual Coning resauram Ap- py wmtm Daboia 90 s. 1755 Pkknrg Parkway No phare cast pram WAITRESS Bartender, experi- enced run 6 put lime GE- 40SHA HOTEL 70 Kn g St E Apply in person: or can 723- 4641 MEF ofrroe H* MWGen" ttNp w a PIaA DIpY m PIT HRS. GOOD PAI/ Resumes requ real Busy Cafe in Claremont W Larry or Pam ®1905)-612083 or 0 (915)-649.1089. WWTBY - DAIRY MEN Pa^ hme Cake Decorate,, Espen axe rat necessary Flexible Hours Drop resume at store No 00V colo 1 onln N Dvweeper receptionrsf_ '; sma,! :"nwucnon congarny, Compwenzed saoumng skills preferred Cam Tat Moe - day - Fnday at 434.8122 A 1.1.0. Llransee -SR/AW Pickering nsunnce Jroker 3 fags expenence aid 'om- Puta skills required Send Resume to FAW2 Osna.ra TMs Ween. PD still 481. 465 Farewell St. Oshawa ON. L I H 71.5 1 Sere Nft y Assift SALES REPS NEOUIREO 2y established Canadw manu- tadww of Thom Widow 6 Doors Now expanding moo Durant Rsgwn. NO com- missions. rads provided. Derrerd pW1. Ono coo" fain -sow Fa resume to (905)-4311541 EXPERIENCED LEGAL SECRETARY Pickering law firm .s Seeking candidate with: • 2 yrs. Real Estate Law Experience • WP5.1/Micnxsoft-Word /TmtlePlus • Excellent Communication Skills • Positive Attitude Full-time Position Telefax or mail resume to: (905) 420-0808 Gillian Vanular, 13-1450 Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario., LIV 1C1 ADMINISTRATION OPPORTUNmES CUSTOMER SERVICE & OFFICE ADMINISTRATION pail -(Nae) ganized administrator required stomer service, computers yroll, A/P, office administral d data entry. Experience in mputerized office environm ACCOINRANT / BOOKKEEPER Ierienced accountant with strong nputer skills requried. >ponsibilities include: preparing rnal entries, account analysis, nth -end close to trial balance and iport for office staff & nptroller. Post -secondary degree CGA/CMA enrollment preferred. We working hours can be Apply in confidence to: Far: 905-839-3513 Pickering r i PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MAY 29,19% 130 130 165 165 220 250 250 250 250 SALES REP - NATIONAL FOOD DIST. AGRESSIVE grocery, mass merchandising, and pharmacy account representative required to call on retail accounts in the Durham Region. Vehicle a must. Salary + comm. Experi- enced candidates please reply by fax prior to June 6/98. 1-800-479-6511. AGGRESSIVE Sell -motivated Sales Person required. Clear - net wireless communication experience in corporate ac- counts. Drop resume: 15 Har- wood Ave S . Ste 204. Ajax LIFE IS BEAUTIFULI So why spend time prospecting when yon could be malung money? LNe Agents needed. wads Povided. moot. opportunity. vested Contracts. residual in - Cotte, high commissions. re - 4 n, ever) 1-800-968-7054 � PAPER SALES REP Durham Region s most progressive pipEr company requires Safes Rep experienced in Pa- per Industry to service and expand new and existing ac- counts Must be self-motirat- ed and have excdlem com- IlWniatlon and customer service skills. First consider- ation given to Mose possess - ring an existmg dent Use. Excellent opportunity for ad- vancement win an oroar m- bw in the growtl stage. Very anractme remuneration plan available for right andkdefe Please tax resume for Con- s de mon to. 9175-430-8626. SALES REPRESENTATIVE Local Printing Centre Iookrnq for a tull-time or put-hme Saks person Sales expen- ence an asset. tel to neces- sary Full training provided Peau tax resume to 905- QS.3289 SkOW In H A PLASTICS FABRICATOR �- durham region temc to perm mnmedute openings. $950 M resume Alterman n (t Fix ) 495.0941 Stan Plus AUTDCAD-Sensor Survey CAO Operator required for Law Surv" Olds. mim- mom 2 years reWeo expen- awe Fax resume (95)725- 9957 At DRIVER regwred Dy es- tabiisned Osrmarra Company Poulton is Luce tree and daw- ery ars is graft Metro T«- 0010 Hates 8 am to 4 30 P m. 5 stay week Mrrnum 2 yrs recent exp with tractor trap _ dnvrtG and Clean ao sbact are squared Exp with hurling tankers a de ao- wmaw 1ltalth benefit pack- age alle I after probationary, period Call weekdays. alae 5 Pat (905)723-8817 Skilled Help ECE REGUATED immediately Contact Adair 'Doreen (905). 649-2315 SHINGLERS for new home construction. must have 1 yr. experience. own tools. Bene- fits. high piece work rates.. Call Hata after 7pm 905-571- 6859 SKILLED TRADES - Licensed Industrial Electrician with ex- tensive supervisory back- ground in Metal Manufactur- mq envromtem $45K - S50K Perm position for the right candidate Please tax all resumes to: 1-905-637-0627 WANTED MECHANIC or ap- prentice Must have own tools. willing to work Satur- day's Cal Larry or Pam (905)-649-1069 1 HOOP 1 Medical Dental DENTAL ASSISTANT regwrm for par time positior Wednes- day a Friday everungs and Sit«days Experience a must. No ream reads (905)- 427-1443 EMPIRNCED dental hygkn- rV required fir put -brie post - hon n Ajax office Can (905481-8400 FULL -TOLE Dental Assrstmt required .9r maternity wave. Jure 151h Send resume to 2 x27 Ciwrtsce Ad. Lim 38 �ourha. ON. LIE 3A2 AVAILABLE,mredratety ac- -Jurats recervable perseiori, in busy Oshawa Dental Chmc. Experve an assn. Fax n - suir (9051-579-2557. Atten- tion Josephine. RECETTWNIST/ASSISTANT required for busy office Must have 2 yrs. aw.ierna. Mist 6 HARP CERTIFIED Logic Tech Computer e,kpernasa an asset Please =120 Mary a 905-831-3262 BABYSITTER Regwred ih my home 2 children apes 2 & 3 4 days per week Non-smokrr Cal 1905)$31-7214 DAYCARE WANTED: French - pun s Bay PS area Our homelyour home 2 chkidren loolung 1« active, stttrktilrrg. long envirorminrm Wendy (905N20-1541 135 135 SIGN MANUFACTURER In the North East Area of the GTA requues a person for the fabrication and installation of signs and wall decor. Must be versatile and motivated. A self starter that works with a muumurn of supervision. Skills require compet- ent e of wood shop tools and techniques, sills screen, painting and vinyl installation. Formal training or a diploma from George Brown ollege sign design course is an asset. Applicants must possess a drivers license with a good driving abstract. Please send your resume to: P.O. Box 106 Port Perry, Ontario 1.91.1A2 4 BYMafeal 1 "Maned REPRESENTATIVE position is responsible for the deliv- and set up of Medical equipment to tomers in their homes. Candidates st possess a grade 12 education or 1 r related experience with good com- nication skills, valid driver's license 1 3 years experience driving a mid size bk and a clean driving record for the rious three years. Mail resumes & abstracts to. Nledigas 325 Bloor St. West OSHAWA, Ontario L1J 1R1 or faxed to: (905) 728-1010 We thank all applicants, hat only thou (ected for an interview will be contacted. Day Ca Available . 1 Daycare Warted 1 Articles f« PGn°ea'aiillowtoosv sale HOUSEKEEPERIWNY RITTENHOUSE 2 tank lawn needed to help rare for home care sprayer Electric pump. a 3 small girls. part-time complete with manual hose. flexible hours, own transpor- red. spraygun $2500 0.8 0. talion required. Call 428-0053. (905)-983.5430. LOOKING for Ms/Mrs Right' AM CONDITIONERS for sale. Need full time, nurturing are- one Sears 8000 8TU. one giver in my home Non- Sears 6000 BTU 666-8034 smoker. own transportation. ($W) references. Call (905) 6116- AIR CONDITIONERS for sale 4382 Carrier and Admiral, each (416)447-3932 8.000 BTU $150 each 665- DINING 80011 sole. pedestal 7 04 (sap) HAUGN POOL - 24 FT round, used 2 years, jacuzzi pump, built in molded stairs. all equipment and 3 covers. de- livery to Whitby area. Buyer to install $2.000 firm Evenings 1905)430-4506 2 HOUSE GARAGE SALE 51111,11151jumpa Nus likes dinette set, wan units, etc..- SAT. MAY 30th Sam-4pm We'recld NW2�b� & furnishings, ys 892 Antonio St. (Ba ly/Liverpool) SAT. IMAM Seth, atm - spm 16ge AUTUMN CRM tPkkeeing KENMORE gas stove, self- cleaning. $600 Baby items. cnb. play pen, car seat. change table. (9°5)426-6905. 3ed ANNUAL Nei;kbOa GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 30th gam - 4pm off Westney Rd., north of Hwy 2 PGn°ea'aiillowtoosv frame�d in plastic. cost $1.500 Sell Over 15 houses participating $625 (416) 407-9499 SAT MAY 30th Salm-1pm WATERBED King-size com- 5 HOUSE SALE plefe aps. $1501905 57'6-06/4 sine PATTERSON CRES. KINGSIZE MOTIONLESS lea- Sat. May 30, 9am terbed $300 Tea cart with brass 8 estne Y Hwy, #2) accents. $150. French Provincial cedar chest $175. Don't Miss it. Canon BJC 4100 colour prim - 5130 18• 5 D0W10n'Susie Coopersilver mountain b*es$45_ 060 cap 7 HOUSESTREET SALE Pod GA 6 Manknwce (905) smoking Creative acevrtes 905-9689 SAT MAY 30th Salm-1pm RPET S SCAAIF. Cab aid Sere PICKERING STREET SALE and Rougemont) Follow signs. LADY ANTIQUE BUYER pur- chasing Moorcron. Birks Brook ridge/Dalewood (By Altona/Hwy #2)SAT., ELYTTONCRT MAY 30 sterling flatware. Shelley. Household items, construdlon materials, floral8 satmstact guaranteed. ForPaddp's A.M. - I P.M. D0W10n'Susie Coopersilver arTarlgemerds, i711idren'S toys, 8fts, -2M-8369 or 1.I100-796- and much much more. levirell". glass, scWPure. Cashirconfidentiality MUCH MUCH MORE! retails Las (A TLC, trans. 8226 (416)447-3932 Outings am more Che at 427-9351 Please DINING 80011 sole. pedestal MASSIVE YARD SALE 40 Bolland Crs. Ajax LAWNMOWER hard wCONTE]11I'/'s SALE sun"' We guarantee a " Mpla Unna cabind aslurg $2.200 (W of Harwood off Clover Rid e) a"ra KAunFUL white wicker f«- pull sun �^0 a Iwusehm Goodwood (Corner of Concession 13 Sat. May 30, 8 2 m. g BROCK/HWY r2. Looking to ndure 3 drawer dresser Ur. prod Nothing to tiny. F« and Wagg Rd.) y p' information send SASE to (Raindate June 6) Twin beds, microwave, share a nanny Full time nahl«: �x table. armchair a Sure Stan 1z Rosedale Ave. Sat & Sun May 30 8 31 11 am (Not earlier) opening s yrs experience oh«nan cushions included. W. Brampton. Ontario L6x House Full- Many oil lamps, antiques, dishes, crafts, toys, much more. First aid. Receipts avaitabk (905)-426.6515conee-style tank. 6 ft. 4 1J8 Or pe (905) 434-5422 furniture etc. $hfil d SUM. Mie net'- 905- LUV SEAT Antique paint Vd MOVING AND GARAGE: SALE CHAPMANMARWo00, re- 427-1822 (srp) vol Fully uplwlskry. Very GARAGE SALE SAT. AND SUN. MAY 30TH & 31ST. sponsible mother of 2 avail- Comf«y01e L*e new, Candi- 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. able for daycare Non- BED, QUICK wrought iron a. Qom 427-1622 1524 OTONAMEE DRIVE, Pickering 410 Kingston Rd. Pickering (w. of Itmebank) smoker, references available nopy. queen orthopedic mil- Rosebank & Finch g g :aa La 426-6905 NAMM HOSPITAL BED with ( ) Furniture, gkxxl clothing steel storage units, tressltrame Never opened, R1 r,\' OR tiN1.\'E h , knitting maidur e, knit/crochet patterns. mattress $800 walker with � g p ECE MOM providing home- $1.200. Sacrifice $490 (416) x4meels. basket. a led. $300 SAT. MAY 3m temeam - 1pm care. CPR First aid, non- 407-94% EWnal scooter $1500 Bu baby items, clothes and lots more"' smoker. aaeM rreaW $100 M. and roam tub sat MOVING SALE snacks. Umor larble rrrtedu- BEEF SIDES. favmW, Custom $loo OR ALL FOR fZ700 SO GARAGE: SALES IN ONE sky. Pon Uniov401 lass Cut owners avalabne Gov- Cyn Arps (905)-831 9327 y-E(Altcma ARAGE SALE Soo TABLES OF BARGAINS (116)•263-1275 enrrmru iwpeged No chem- kr6pm ndale Rd., Pickering;,000 USED ITEMS 500,000 NEW ITEMS NARWOOOINORTH hey n ids. tree delivery Buy aro' MOVING SALE-Varwus hair Rd. and Hw•v 2) LOWEST PRICES EVER!!!area Reliable daycare avail- from farm Orono 9o5-9113- lure and appliances urmder 1able n my home Anordable 9471 yw old Call (905)655-4173aY 30, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. 111' Danlos St rY., at Garrard ram Non-smokxg environ- , kids clothes, toys, Lower Level 2 Fastoe TLickson meet FulFtieie. 6 nno0mha a LACES for sok. 1x3 3 f25 MOVIIC SIU$ rarmpeIndge,ouse hold stuff. whit up 905-426-2676 each Please 1 A Tony. Troy 12 cubic n freezer. upright or Judy 72,-09116 (=rip) emertaimerr 11",1ma0,rare. MOVING SALE MOTNIER of 2 WM 9 years Al in excellent corm0itiom! daycare experience Waw CARPET BROKEN. 100%. (gg5).7254M GARAGE SALE Lose b Valines k o Soou6 Nylon tnxU. blush sant re- Sat. May 30th 8:30-12:30 Lae. a Cha t0 provide SMW � F« 3 rooms. NEW AND BSEO Initial. 13th fi I387 Ern can for school-age from only $369 00 Price iakides stove washer dryer fur ROUGE�tOUNT DR., PICKERING 3o sq yds ampet i1Wxe pad "W' freezer Ross Alp- SAT. MAY 3ottk, �� - 4,m 78 Harland Cres. Ajax lam 4p m Close b scsmoots, pplNmaarn�k,�eS 777 Kingston IW . Ikea r book shelves. non-sawker h irle environ- and imstaaaAon n your home Pchenng VI0a0e (905) 621• Household items. children's clothing & lobs, ug, lamps, antiques. framed prints. mem with large knced-nn Free gptabrt in ym home 0365 dtild's dresser. bicycles & nwK* more backyard Role ace avai- No interest. no payment for able Ask for K^ or Wave PIANO $490 o B o Plough. MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE message 831-1796 2one7ful aw0 B 0 Cam 655-4138 r- Daniel. t' -NO -excellent cwmtwn $zoo GARAGE SALE Sat. May 30, B a.m. - 12 noon MY HOME. Full tote t Part 2132 Denby Dr. (Major Oaks North of Finch) 35 Leah Crs. Ajax time All ages Wyk to Holy CARPETS - lots a Carpel. $at May 30 lam -2 m Redeemer Lots a TLC. fresh '00"- nt^on naw SUM r4- CLOCKS Summer sok On Y (RotherglP-"/Griffith) air cram. stores a inure lease carpets on hand I sill Now. ends Jun, 15,. All 1997 calletxsBles, compad discs. albems, portable las Toys, household, large variety Call 637.00M arpet 3.rooms. $349 Prix Boor rio" rsomad Used MO. waterbed, men deNitM size e2 (ackra $ carpet. premum ped. piarws Yannatia. SUN". and now mom itenlls. PICKERING Blau Bee: -OW natalabw. fast deter- K,mtul. New dlo4al pow RMJLTI FAMILY STREET SALE Lowv daycare 18 monihi to ery. fife eshmaws (30 Flea) from 3695 and up Rent ro 12 Years Daily «Aings Norman 686-2314 own. 100% a all rmlal pay- GARAGE SALE11 SAT May 30th Starts ®8am. �qft. story, me . wall aw CJ MIM SALE: Las of car- Mal apply, er r e9 BRYANT RD, AJAX ESSA Cres. (WestshorelBayy) moons i� a snacks F� pets 100% nylon stain re- Ski an8 of Cab oclis from TELEPIA- SUN. MAY 31 Household & baby items, camping, chest Aid. C PR certdmed Non- naris. carpet 3 10006 $339 W 433-1491 8 A.M. - ? freezer, traits, books, & morel wdo". 016 905-1211Did Wow" rate- Washer, dryer, mayug, upright freezer, toys, and POOL OPENING SPECIAL - furniture, and much much more. hon Free esdg D afp d S149maw All taxes d me off is ttltll LTI FAMILY STREET SALE WESTNEY/Lakedhveway, a- repents. Serving Quintin and innckrdsd Unrkd time offer penenced ctkbcare finer pan -haw « lawitms Non srrroi Mmnq aro. Sam !OS Pod GA 6 Manknwce (905) smoking Creative acevrtes 683 -UW References &W much more. RPET S SCAAIF. Cab aid Sere Call (!05)619-9050 W to On large srtrrti, RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES. Of -109 aro despi OJ=d er new and recondmoned. full WESTNEYAHTCWE area. rek- satmstact guaranteed. ForPaddp's Market AW. fun or pan -time daycare. free estimate all Mike. -2M-8369 or 1.I100-796- avadaDk, reasoluDk rata. (905)431-4040, (416)822- 550Y. retails Las (A TLC, trans. 8226 Outings am more Che at 427-9351 Please DINING 80011 sole. pedestal 8' ram Luton table with 2 lays 6 Mars. 112" plus tax. Mary other si�z- Mpla Unna cabind aslurg $2.200 eS and styles av ilable. Also Saturday May 30th - 9 a.m - 2 p.m. (North of Pickenng Village) "John Boddy Sub -division" Darley st . Mortimer Cres. Rai ndak - Saturday. ,Arne 60m STREET GARAGE SALE SAT. MAY 30th, 8am-fpm. Willcocks Cres.(OW Harwood /bray area) MOST top, bw1a1 o mB . llisWltraliwl 11 " Cal (905) 434 7489 garages and dd*s. 761 111 I Suall .1.8aft of SifOiWS. Kay Rd Unit 3 Piclan . F« fit, ' FM TO am NOME. WealDRUfor commercial UNITS more alio 41905.619-2093 � ¢1 �R� �� Pups 8 weeks oid. mx Weal for commeroal sok a shepherd and lab Cyn (905) cdr00501623.8259 books. snp) Phone ' WA& bM Wipe �R/. tW0V0tMNd0 kdmts�N ERIN Crt (South of B" ON Whhn) 686-2583. MONK W6Mr i p n FROCE modem. '�• side dresser with mirror. 2 end 8*, chimm bms@MM � Sin May M �-� excellent coriktion. lkavy $5 sip. like new, s years ad. H� p� X26 dr we. « so mm* Went. Great buys, crafts, doftrm, toys, household duty Asking $351) 1« sol. Calf 19651 683-0N1 13000 080. Great items and lots more. 905 -839-0098 1 ) 1 AeNcles CARACE door repairs. broken ers installed $45.. New doors/ openers. Go" Plus Doors 416-3YrW73 HAMW L"gAm CES, Saks Parts a Service. Brand new dectrobome air Conditioner $510 5 r SiO . FTIOCE, STM dishwasher, 655 5807.sap almond, dloo . it color. a OU I= HIE FWA" E - GARAGE SALE new . adlo L salts s This weeks spettials: Sow Sat. May 30, 9-3 p.m. 1 $450., Can Lorraine. Gays 404-M. Ere 4311-0242. pim EAtrlaomv unts Side William I limbar Public School, SAT MAY 30th 9am-3pm COLE Chat. ora . ladies: X Side or Armoie Styles y- ak ebnd. $125: dedramidher amus FROM $999.00 «bring 1030 l0knaalla Rd. Pkbring. DRIFTWOOD CRT $Bs: gas,omnc_ninutkrs, us your own ideas ler a ivy Ullbelielfable prieeslchairsaw; 36' ; lawn- unique pace. We also (S. of FNtd► of RosebtlNc Ambetlea 6 SBlpeen) "wrier; table SAW. loss. $cedars a Completes tae of All prOceert to Ute :blast. record albums. 430-2650 Bedroom states and Dining -Ralmho Sat. June 6. WAITED Mit CXN Turbie paint Room States n your choice at JUNK -A-111100 0VUYER8JSEl.LBIS y ranly- �up� sprayer, 2-1/2 gal pot, WNh SOLID DAL( « SOLID PINE. � hi�dges�SF�siom a. hoses a 00 1 year acetol. Ask- Ell: sou0 oAK TABLES a 4 `�M SAM � �jlalt o� tp. rustler/dryer 1 yr old ! 1 :Clio i Sal.i 1 ,asci' i yY•tydea MwNta IGANTIC STREET SALES Saturday May 30th 9:00 a.mM - 2:00 p.m. COME TO AJAX! BARGAINS! EVERYWHERE! THE FOLLOWING AREAS ARE PARTICIPATING: ROLLO DRIVE, DOYLE CRT., GATES CRES., HEWITT CRES., BARNARD CRT., BARBOUR CRES. LONGSTAFF DRIVE, ANGUS DRIVE, & BARNES DRIVE LOOIONG FOR A Great car for EVINRUDE TRACKER 20 my wile! Must be a mud size horse power motor, excellm eg Accord. 1991 . and in ex- condition. d 14 It aluminum CdA condition with ABS and Dont with CDmpaRmems, oars. air bag. Cab 434-5780 etc. a trailerZ'9oo 6663801 alter Spm SCRAP CARS Wanted,top Dries paid Same day pfd, R 1 up. Also cars for resale. win Me. WE'RE OPEN SUN -Van/ DAYS 1995 Firefly, black pay up 10 $5000 Call 686- 1 17771 1996 24' FORD Motor home. Trucks Includes generator. 3 way Indge, TV antenna, NC. 1 for Still ertified $16.900, Call 728 1 1 1 4235 1996 Chevy Han ton 5800 -BEDROOM above ground o b.o 8 cylinder, automatic all Avw tMR«iM Call(905)725-3460 For 1919 RAZER 4 3L. 4X4, auto. ONE andtwo bedroom. 148.000 km S40DO as is 905. apartments. in most beauhfu 579-4132 after 6 p.m (snp) adult buldinq. Avadaok any. won't last a 52395 art 579- fire Stevenson a Rosslard. 1991 FORD F150 XLT. ex- Oshawa 905-723--1009. tended ab long box, auto. 1 BEDROOM APT. Avay. June P S.. brakes. windows, till. 1st $675 2 Bedroom apt. cruise, air, like new. Lase for Avail July 1st. $775. Park/ $418.00/mo including to SO Gi�00t area Call (905)-436- THE ANNUAL EVENT IS SPONSORED BY HASSLE. NO PRESSURE, down or purchase asking Condition 1121im, loaded. $6000 0 8.0 Call 430-3067 MARY ROY, RE/MAX First Really) Ltd JUST GOOD CARS - AND GOOD PRICES. TRY US OUT $22.900 Mark 1-800-445- 6395 or 1.905-725.3072 evv 1 BEDROOM APT on dart quiet budding, near Oshawa (905) 686-3330 or (905) 831-3300 AT 155 KMG ST. W., (MID- TOWN WILL) osNWA. 579- weekends Cerme. available July 1. very reasonable rem. (905)263 - 1 Bondi Me. WE'RE OPEN SUN -Van/ DAYS 1995 Firefly, black 4 Wheel Drive 1093 Comput«/ 1 / hxfornobdnSale diDon.9p5967-3576 Tates GL, frost. preen load- 1 1 1 1 Deauy. 61.000 kms. now M. 99.000 kms RtCt. a -BEDROOM above ground )gine-.aced win vender lav- 56.850. 1994 Intrepid. loaded 1987 Ply Voyagqeur, new re- apartment self -Contained. 1916 TEMPO. only 105K_ and beautiful 150.000 kms. built motor Good rumor. SQi[mUs bedroom. wakes 10 WEB DESIGN $2950 89 Sunbrd. $2695olheafest around wow won't last a 52395 art 579- yard No Pets. no smoking. Both cars' engines & bodies f9 995 1990 Buick LeSabre. 7373 (Sip) use of fenced yard. Reg SERVICE n mint toMition.black Certified am only 90 WO kkniburgundy fully loaded. 1940 VOYAGER LE. running 1977 21 ft. Terry Taurus. Close To • t Home and web page creation Hyper a Seal 90503-7301 must ste 57.975 1993 Trans- boards tint_ new motor. 1-BEDROON k tclen Laun- or905-CS-1879aRer6pm link andserver storage. port. loaded. frost green. 3800 transmission i more. runs dry facilities yard available Hydro. -ist q 96. (70517116 3124. leave v-4 anevery way •y in now great must sell $3200 OW cable included GU John Duartie 19M FORD Probe. mut bon- $10.995 1994 Geo o pnsbre artiied.905-728-2903 like cats. On bus route argil clition. cherry red, asking condition. 5 spend, rid, ready 1911 FORD ACroStar Mtn able721mi�utery Pefe,o- at 579-4,40 53.200. Female owner GII nice. Only 54.695 1991 laser 9r. $3.995 1995 Cava, es. ANTIQUES?Absolutely, Ad - consultation -Free. W oris -minima lee: auction ce 20% negotiable. Pur - ng outright. estates war antique contents. (no to value Considered). lions of any sore, quam- or Singleatfrpue ilproS. y to respond to all quer Row Bowen Antiques - won. Ontario (905)655 - tax (905)655.5501 CASH 011 DEALS. We Buy. 6 more, Pay top dollar -op items. Hans sump/ Car audio, took. CD'& es. games. gold dia- ls furniture, appakanttt. 433-1785 905-571-2274 666-0004 (prNrr ale in noArng order) DC you haus wluibk an- i or estate r' . 17 Let list you in aclrevirg the 31 poss@lt putts_ CLI :.:y Henry of Gayle Kahn hue CorsdtLis' man r30 !rears experiencce. if 905-91115-8161 WANTED USED EMBOSSING MACHINE For plastic I U. CArdS, ''lease call Sav at 579-4407 oft Poole. BALE- FREE NEATER -UMN Pool Rectangular above 7Cr 668r�w,d mdudinq dtdrS E i24 070 55395. F'xkage rt,uvltes liner. z 1aOderm. salad tiler 87m -7p 8 motor oto. 1- 8-7564 l Lip a URD . large black dog Win altered GooMak Good -- ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pel Waste Systems model 2000 SU 99 uupp to 150 R. eA . mode 3000 SA 99 up to 300 Ns Dog Late stair" sta, $25. 24 - Fire Hydrant container S25" BEST bas 3. 4-1/2', 6. 10- Liteome Guaaniee. from $599 Dog Shovels rraM $5 99 9.9. 7 Qiyshuek 5th Arwversary Sae. Buy or or- der before May 31st rcarve 1 ytx Qhp�t�r tyle. (905)723.5413. Fax 7211466. package Auto. power -steer -778-2- R S. turbo, auto. loaded. Condition 1121im, loaded. $6000 0 8.0 Call 430-3067 nyDrakes cruise. air. AMIFM WAGON CELEed. 115.000 kms. atiWis ely mart. parking. 6 laundry taeimts • well well $ 53.500 t 980 $6 995 firm 1990 Jiro G L auto. air. 152.000 kms. spe 1996 GMC SAFARI V6. 7 200 • 38 1 Bondi Caimaued, 128 Camero, buy restored. 54.200. OOMh n aadem txxr iia air. ply 54.995. 1993 passenger 500 km M • - Fm Cassette. CO. IIAy loaded ROTTWEILLER PUPS beauh diDon.9p5967-3576 Tates GL, frost. preen load- Ohmic doors, rvmmq boards •, •_ tul. mateslic loyal pets. Convertible 5 -speed. M. 99.000 kms RtCt. a and luggage farrier $23.900 ' )gine-.aced win vender lav- 1991 Jeer YJ 4 whoa. 5 SPd.. seal a $7.775 199 Lum a loaded' tGand reduce. Cal 723-8102 Jidilies Door n0 are. , patent on 3 tops. stereo. con5ol. tight $1.5ed Argo 1993 Grad F niopt. wove. IWaI hydro n- Sok. 905.985-6021 bar. ovtrtiied Dies, txasbom . l ehrSE. BlspurhOp. 4 clop. v-6. IOMy 1 Trailers conditionCOfdi,n hwry driven, striping E ru ll oonh - ri I car for $8.9751994 Grand AM 9lienorOryin � _ LIMSA AP50 pups for sale Canoed 402-14% or 1-800- SE, blue. 4 door. absolutely 1977 21 ft. Terry Taurus. Close To • t $350 Maks 8 lea@ftS awe- 3669444 looted. ply 58.975 19M Ca- sleeps a awning, rear bad - able. able. aartous coque Ready 6tom. INbife, pMW Fleetwood. pwr rod. room. 3 pa ton. auwv Squash q 96. (70517116 3124. leave 1992 CAM N M 25th Air IMID etitryt!krg n rnbxgkt 56000 o D o Cap 905.753 -Whirlpool MONK k ck du taloa. Sun pversary SMIJI ECMW. blue. oMr $8.5% 1994 Etatra 2052 - • am. meom DMC. leaakr Lar 5 speed. Mack. tieaury. cheap C • • • ms 4WMariner Willa lraifer. NOW. plied. mom-, ir- - NOW. 9r. $3.995 1995 Cava, ISU OUOR RIM. 12x4011.from S757 iENRE1S - one Sink. One al- . ower. $11.900 (90-725- Wer, auto. au. 90.000 fail love- park model fully formatted. bio. 6-nionMs. coddryAov- • 1303. !T and Cheap. $9975 1991 41c Dan. Iva -sue frdw. 905-668-7332 able. 24000 black age and Cad (905)683-275$ S= GT auto. loafed. V-6. stove. !age at. stpeo. deck. play-luruhel5. litter-trimed. 1992 CAVALIER. 2 dr. 135 prrssne ,Ate. low farm, hurry Sed. etc $/8.000 905.668- aret cw $ Se 9 i s auto arched saw (7.495 1969 Tracker m mm 6495 "W. 619-9630 576990 4 (sip) great o ton 1r $4 $4 595 fait $ok for seaaakr . H89 SONNR hum too o^Or 800KNSAfy,. $18200. Cri (gp6)-655-515D. 1952 FORD Tempo v6 t-'- 1992 Jhmmy S-10 bated 2 x no owner slaps 6, rot box. 3 ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pel Waste Systems model 2000 SU 99 uupp to 150 R. eA . mode 3000 SA 99 up to 300 Ns Dog Late stair" sta, $25. 24 - Fire Hydrant container S25" BEST bas 3. 4-1/2', 6. 10- Liteome Guaaniee. from $599 Dog Shovels rraM $5 99 9.9. 7 Qiyshuek 5th Arwversary Sae. Buy or or- der before May 31st rcarve 1 ytx Qhp�t�r tyle. (905)723.5413. Fax 7211466. package Auto. power -steer 4. 5 speed. spotless. 4 3 Y-4 iris • alar Wait 2 IED. APT. Electric neaten nyDrakes cruise. air. AMIFM now ply $6.995 Far Tom new. $3.200 call 623-67t2 parking. 6 laundry taeimts ,as he 174000KM5 •Lal ••d Mbw fully tecaihMtleeud 19)2 JAYCO 30' trailer. ala s•tabk for highway New tirts/"es. :Met. See yw L CeAlear. skeDs 8. at conditioned. ma- senors senors Avail Jut 1st NO pM (90)-579-91111& non -ser extedkM condi- mok NII M the Sha 1991 Fully Ovalli e. new shod kamow plea dro 51-9- tro s 9 Q246 tion Cernked $4395 576- Convertible 5 -speed. dee, bunks. MUW Oedroom. WILSONrMM area. 2 bed- Dm 76AOOkM, tidy Whin. good mit condition, aSkm9 room apt avaiiable July 1 UM. CO player. 114.000 lata. cor4wn. ammm co orad $14.000 (906)931.2682. F niopt. wove. IWaI hydro n- 1992 GEO NET", blue. mA Clam Catdoed 54796 old, al- 1!!6 COMA 37 ft Part pal ducked S742/mo Car. conditionCOfdi,n hwry driven, let 6p m (905)723-9928 mode. IurrxShed 2 palsfohis. 9lienorOryin � _ 106.000kms. asking $3800 NFED FN NIC? 94 Sable awing. deck, shad. i many 2522 "-• r.,••'•r-`•-••'••' 905 433 12 Wagon. 3 B V6 U995 93 emr7S. OOOts 5'8700 D� 1- 1993 CME1Y CAVALIER V6. Grand Am. 2 -dr. Vli$7495 (905)-49 -2078 2 96DNOOM apt neo Oskar 31 auto 4 door black. air 130.000 km excellent 90 Cavalier RS. V6. 2-p.wa 14995n Daytona V6. 15096, GO/CAYCEON AREA. 91 Ser- Centre and 401 laoohOry. Available con.. r. -,r. Aslwiq 57000 (905) 52950 90 Buick Lesati ru Cobra 35 n Iron, boot' room, queen she tet bunks Smilers $625 mo M n1 6 , $4995 89S4888 90 Olds T� A rex. sleeps 9. akenovare plea dro 51-9- tro s 9 Q246 1913 CHRYSLER DAYTON Sedan. $4495 89 Cmc St S ad air cahatoraer. 10 x 18 and shed tracked -6,000 2 BEOopen ai" Alk IROC auto loaded. leather spd a/c $4995 6 Ecom can ad Good l • 000. pelt Star a $740 4 UM. CO player. 114.000 lata. $1995 or less NI sold cert,- Telephone 27 a 1905) 655-3276 all in ha ale Inl3usivt. Oshaeia. Lai sporty Car. asking $9500 ked 50 more available Carr, ion doors. Cal 434-2318 ay- 721 �' o b o Cad 905-753-2052 more Auto Sates 200 Dundas FOR RENT 1996 -STAR Craft bedroom lisaabale Ibbf bin. 1911 GERETTA Z-26. red Y6. SEW Whitby 905-665-8977 lent railer Loaded, including 3194 Set= S. Newt' reno- auq. air. 10 stick Cd player. pp kidOe b stov=• awning. SkM ed 1 -room from 5530 vabkd mint condition only 6tom. INbife, pMW 8 S300lweeky Book early_ 7 uickisuve 856 Suable S. 1- 74.000kms 511500 00.0. • • 1 4 bedroom 5500 ndusive. Goratoss Pries certdied c905µ36-3334 WATERFRONT SITE a Gees- Avertable rhme0ulery Ste 91>S -5T '(.-6awpioas Sired. Sichon Frise, Shih tm Llamse, Pomenarkam Bostah Ton "$. Mfn IANe Dad shiands, Pteldrgese, Pups, Golden Rletievers, T cArom /, "tar- IC- King &Taii -Aftd- Colonel torMKuMry (0723-50" x>ol,'Bailey area. Pickeriq 1.2925 Able• kte's trader Compkk ion D� 1- 1!!1 DODGE Shadow. 4 doze. takhDxk, aulomaaic. power $puts. obhclwnrt. MO g a Fipida room Rally for you A-!. available June 1st. Cen- sleennq, power brakes. air. $3560 060.434-2n5. Sacrificed at 516.500 Fred " oration. 1 bedroom apt. CiSSefk• red with gm' clot', CRIT P�E96it ON Me 436-5118 everwag& 4367513 days. or 985-8716 A, 'l. 436.6149 (Sip) $6.496 (416) 370-6312 1996 SUiN1E, punpk exCef 1. Voy �d�Ml-pNoke�e.. 1 �b Psft AUht " 1 DeOroom base - m� Separate o0 - lent rnndikon. 5 Stan- mrd.A/C. P8. PS. IS 2 door, to50ookm $111400. chuffed. i050 akin $1 or Slow mo. ro credit, good R PAM FOR SALE - '0 Mku lance. Avail. Just 151 No- smokeupels saaame for coupe. 427- �7-52UMW ST BLACK rat With Note Aiirs�. )nada. oaf. 1981 a 1994 AWbY AbAo Sys Ltd. 792 win doors and lenh1 iliolor 7pw HrteMsll coni6loa, 19,000 original In. 1)97 Toyota Corolla, aft.. 4 22 and km. 2.2. '96 Oft Si abbe Sieg SW^ OShM 1996 ESCONT Wagon LX. dr, amAm nsseie. a* 6000 ion doors. Cal 434-2318 ay- AJAX meet. July 1st 2 25000ks Auto At. PM, PL. m Iron. 512.900 obo. 1991 Ford lime (sop) bedroom lisaabale Ibbf bin. x>ol,'Bailey area. Pickeriq 1.2925 Able• AMIFM assaft. Alum muni tool rack. $12650 Festiva. 56.000 km. 5-spd, manual. 3 -dr. h inlet ck. obleieyeln $puts. obhclwnrt. MO g a Cad everrirgsalp I 1 IN Sib woulds, (905)-s7sa26e. $3560 060.434-2n5. Cale 619-0063 ufw lana Clog- Ajar ora. Ilse/SDep!krd tri-co1mN. CRIT P�E96it ON Me "a HONDA CNBC; SI, 2 or, VOM APPNDVED, Ba krup wMischiged ISM YANIMIA 750 Manor. shall dare, wlilidfh140. ad 1. Voy �d�Ml-pNoke�e.. out 1 year alld. Call 427- 32 SOa Doem ppaayy-- OAC. Cars. red, 5 spd, fully bided. 1Sdiscol" or Slow mo. ro credit, good )cafe bitdtest oe cow al 619-9500 WW MOUAgt. ST BLACK rat With Note Aiirs�. )nada. oaf. 1981 a 1994 AWbY AbAo Sys Ltd. 792 ABOY tiiiteels aNr spdkn. CO 6 padr, aINM, tinted wipidota. Cte6t. bad CltdkL K hit qmT irMaa you yow VRAM g. HrteMsll coni6loa, 19,000 original In. � lg4ax. :Nie plies Arlt Jun 1st, �� tat erpatch on Si abbe Sieg SW^ OShM $17.996. (905) 4246148 (stip) Graz selection of cars a mcuda. Cal Wworglwy Mo- 52.200 a lest oNer. Call AI@r 4 pi 432�610t sepaaef ormani t. ttathem, collar. W(e)e Sim aroorougD taps &me. PlioNe 1997 paaiat Sucre GT, fors (416}2664761. NO OW Jime tsYluly 151. ,� me is Max. 63}6631 or 15i-47 5-3344 � �M - Daod ton- 616.900. a tale over eJ .1 t at pp �M Mo Yra - I fa aft $750 Avetbo I. 09764. 6tom. INbife, pMW yin rhiM it doom 6299.001 of OstuAmamA.y-Cal eiN Riaad- son 407.7949 Associates hoplamo � imtlrslat ,Ant r I PMelSilppt••g clot sat a Slaoottly $800 MONK k ck du taloa. Sun Nt7 Geeiptlul 2719 se. N. W OA) M fair. I= Cal031-9500 Dews Yon PAssbrAUGaint 2 12 heft. 000. Ca14040602.snp pool, aft, ale, p. oda. Load- $ Conk S for umisred ors 4WMariner Willa lraifer. PNoae lar de" (905)-575.M. @Olirad (416}$665696• dro July 1st Alio two 2 bed- rooMs siIO+IyQo- July 1st at Mak 906 4309 2 : 905 CWAlyM ymN@aaR Judy 1. Grat �0 beat ASCO �. MIIM 1 btbooM REbLS • Free q 900-4 hON@ arks Liner trainer la a=_ 1)11 CAO111AC Eldorado law mileage. nus Pio. o cdir 7263072 weeYsidshve. r�lh „). 9� 0,1 y� $2000. GII OM0 579.3467. Cad (905)683-275$ 1697-0528 (alp) Machu" ew0660 3L,200. aleft ONer. Lap pod sada 19$7 f Diesel JIM UAW Maded, 60OMKMS (HYWBY fair scrap cars "85 35W Outboard Evkbruft MrNrky. ircoadlioaip sato a SOMA. dose fo 401. $5651 TENS 6 weeks oW free to $100. (905) 666--3018day). - Was. primmurn rX� ra vdy 24fu. Towing. Al boa motor. Compkk will ehhouM fpolusive, avelalfe red 905-61"m mild IDbd 1!96 IWLIER, very dad, 800KNSAfy,. $18200. Cri (gp6)-655-515D. ma• �tlirqprso Ir control. lag :tuft. Baas �' $ 1200. Cal (905}725 '905 616 2239EEa good home, faNilly $/650 orbited Or Desi offer. Alio ISM Ou" Sklihavalc, CRRRO AUTO SALES •1989 ruda waapkd� Gf (905)706 5740:42676781 7394. " DMAER$ - O• 2, 3. 4. l•piopN aparbn@Nt atil- moven 9 and reeds new ne for 1 $1500 osNRed or lest Offen �g TOY013 TeMN, navy blue, A& A AUTO- Cars, IFLCkL 1)16 PETBOORK M 19.12 ing from $810 all uiduiM. yr. old cls e oyed d reutsed,42664pg- 1651ms. $1995. 1967 Panic boats. We pay f86 $to.OK B., cuddy cabin. V620511p Merz cruiser. Alpha-1 drive. "fully room in wait. (905) 576-2925 kGLES, P u9 Rassds, 1!96 CELICII, 2 Door, Dia. go chid, Cstilied DtN Oil- Peressiai $1596. 1984 HOrda $750 as a. 1973 Sar Cady on 81e spot. Any condi- Don, fry year. Cab us ay- out head, exon prop fid A181RAKf y. M par- � d cocker spaniels. fhf cuckaru- - 97 in Move SC04i. bat onw. Cal 432-1315 arsord capbipeI Muton Nome. int@, 24 hours. 7 days. 30 non service. 905 686 5003 a alich s @ full M1hSh Whitby Apt. building, spa- 2 Call Lam yam, 1� 78miles, 52995 as is. 1988 905.706.5234 int. Carper lop nhbOr- 2 OfOaf. atplMd' 1retMy piki- 1-888.577 DOGS .(Snp) 1996 Olb Ton ado. $1500 Caravan, white, 19DI ms, irg cover. E laid UaW. Wt" by Mir@, ad with Dtloorry, dose to bus, PAP. Cal 5761429. SOLD! 1990 SideKuic $3550 CASH FOR CARSI We buy makt*W Mcppfrg, al utilities khtlyded, GISTERED 15'16' Anbiln Al VehlCfef artlfkd. 1895 reed vehicles. VNiCks mull urder COrefed sop on lake fisVlad w6ulnd, rq pet, 1 et4 Gree brodt 1111 JEEP fes, 1 x 4, 5 speed. air, Wady. eb¢eNeppl Clements; Rd. U-tn, Picker- be in nwWq condition. Cal 427-2415 or conic to 479 Scugog. 90 sea= fol :tor• age ndbh0ed. Askkg $12.500. bedroom $690.2 Dptotm, $790. 3 Daioom i150. Cal apaidanally, el p000 e g background. 576- condition. CslHfed, $4,995. M Meed a or, call Phil 696- Bayly St. East. Ajax at Cal (905)728-2129 or 43",34. Telephone (905)669-0963 3800. MURAD AUTO SALES. (416)911-8122. TIIR NEWS ADYE0lT18ER FRIDAY, MAY 29,190"%G9 25' 11AwWwft for 11 errmerre a RMi Reba nacnmirn rNnn - Combo 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M 1905► 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED WINDJAMME]annd APARTMENTS - AJAX Affordable 2 bedr apartments $785 per mo. incl Fridge, stove, broad [air, heat, hydro, watone parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocitie�s.corn/wall stre 7657/ highriser.html. /ASEMENT apartment air conditioned. private entrance. non-smoker. no pets 5600 monthly Available omme- dutely, can before 230p.m. c905µ28-4272 BASEMENT APARTMENT =zest Oshawa SM sqR f bed- . om Can" air. antral vac. appliances. separate en - uta a pada Close to at ,Tenniues. no Des. bobnq for ut-smoker. very Quik per - in 1st. Last a Merenhces "Oared $650/abhomtiy -ratlaDle July 1st Can Jay Non -Fn. 9-7pm. 4011166. !FAGHT t bedroombstrif ap . r rent Big and beauhlul, ale ..dales incium will MC. CaN j267266 BROCB/FMCH. 1-1 nim .asement apt Sep smtanbce. me parking alt. Cable, ukk- 'Ies. fridgestove,large deck ,esy dean. June 1 rteo 4"6e93 (905)427-828l 90}127_8281 days BROOKL"l 2-beor0cnn apaR- 'tent .,ulo Tsi. 569882. midge. stout. all utilities in- cha led close to skoppk" CBS (905455 -SM CENTRAL Otlewa. urge 1. 2. 8 3 bedroom J"nn lm averbbk an wen-mauaaukd COMclose to ale aNkmhlm. 773-077 CLAREMONT, luxury IM aparrmern. one tearoom. sop aralk lnueranite, parorg SM Pearson. no snookerypets $550 Plus Awa M July Kt (905)- SWI917 DOWNTOWN Whitby. 2-11ed- room apartment avow" Jay 1st S650imaM Call (90506-1228 GORGEOUS 3 bed apt Pan- watt rrwatt ent Urge bedrooms. kitchen. Laundry room cable ku & uhes Avail Juda Judy 1st S975/mo (9051-428-1424 Juin LARGE t -bedroom near Oshawa Centre. teuty decal SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 bedroom alas Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St Some with MR -in clOSe1S, paint provid- ed Case to schools. shop- png centre. GO Stakum, UMI• hes ncpu II CAN 7254993. OSHAeMA AM - newly ren- ovatdnewly arpe-ad . Bachelors. 1. a 2 bedroom swing trom $Soo Cal too- ble 1-888-5562622 OSMWAl vmM border - shared 4 bedroom mom o1 - fir" brnht/pnvate 2 bed - mom", own bom, large swig room. must be seen. al utrrit save Available July 1St 121 2111 PICKERlNG. Westfhore. 1 - bedroom basement apaA- M", separate entrance. painto . on. sus smil workup remae. $650 modu- sive, available umm•d•aMy 1st/la52 905.831-9952 SMALL 1 -bedroom basement apartment oldie and kung room Caahbeik0 on Dwoop St. W. Whit, Suable for 1 per- son no pees f360rmom h hal 6 hydro ,rhdifed Available raw CA 688-6226 SPACM". on" 2 -bedroom walkout baseaem Kitchen, Irvin. bLhnOOnn. WAX" 4 o@w appkaites. gal hinatN AC Near scfooas. park No tmokmypns July 1. $675. UN. M sµ.76-2693 Environ -1 ment at 290 Witatimarth St W Large 2 d 3 BPR units. Utili blies Included. Easy afros to schools, shopping. Cal for appt. to view: (905) 721-8741 OEM ant for reef 2 had- APWWAoft for Ri WWTNY- 1 -bedroom base - them, near downtown. G0, A/ C. fireplace, laurntry, non- smoker, no pets. Chnstim krge =lwelcome.f55arianOr . 1/2 utilities. June 15M. 665- 1986. WNITNY - 2 6 3 bedroom app7�Rmems available imme- �Idy. Cale 416.789-4/45, or 905-665.0965. WHY rem when you an own your own tome for less than you think?!! Call Dave Hay - lock Saks Rep Re/Max Summit Really (1991) Ltd. (90568- ) 63800 a 66 (905) 6 tt ala Aped RECENTLY RELOCATED to arca and employed family man with references looking for 4 bedroom rental accom- modation Phone (416)241- 0390 M Local Homes For Rr.. NORTH OSHAWA - Simcde St. N (past Taunton) Very large okW norne Large yard. 4 large bedrooms. 2bah- ,,AM. 4 Car drive -way. Suil- de lar a farcy, an appli - -s . no pets. includes uhliies. $1200/mon" Ill. last d references regiated Awaiaw July 150 Cal Jay Mon -Fn. 9am-7pm. 433.1166 Howl For Red YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? • Qy,YP( from $700month • Not Much pownpaynunrr" (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley ABA O"A DU tie '.& i home nor you 5500 down Choice 6 moans ka or hue legals or reduced mortgage raft. From S750.1 land ale n- dbaert Income regWrtakat ' from 527.500 gross. Call Ken Cohrs. CWdweN Banker (905)7269414. 7 BEDROOM souse. Own/ $iawoe. Oshawat leaf all amenities compktey rM0- w1eE. b"aiffeu y decorated Avail irnmed $800. ufds. krsvlastlMaunces. nal - smoker n0 pets Cal (705)799-1381 3 96OROOM mam now d1 house on smau glad strop. hlarnidriyrC4ive area. Osiona $890 an MOUSML Available Jrily 1st Cal (90514]6-1568 AIISOLUTELY 437OU DOG 6 months free then own a rouse from fS50/monan Bur Rola Cold weli Banker (905) 728-9414 AIR Ceadlllwd North DIhil- wa well maaaaned split kql house Seva ate entrance. 2 and 2 bedrooea ntkdn ap pklrhas and Sawa* ,am - M. wlLkf, gas. trydro mck* ed Nor~sirgkeura puts Rel trances featured $795 and $725 Avail" July 6. Call %25.2507 or 427-3366 AJAX - detached. approx 1200 sQ IIL tore. 3 bad - rake n wel-maoW gulp rooms $675, aleoeekoom mom. hni�aM Dunne t. no Peft Avail. for June 1st building. Controom entrxrcs. 5575, hrstilast required Coq $12501mo. ubkues Call new appliances. 5624 takes. par" mUuded No dogs. days 725-8911 Eve and wia, kends 668 4016 Mary Ray. RE/MAX First Re - available June 1. Phone 726 ally Ltd_ (905)-831-3300. 8912. WNW - WamflA 2 bedroom. baser"" apt.. in AJU Beautiful laveview 4 DM torah 1 1R ba8a. A1C. 4 LARGE 2 Bedroom above griltad apt Full kitchen and great nelghboarhood, avay aIle June 1st $695 morin. •s Jay $1450/mo. ubbim. (416)-5617605 days. balm. Yard, parka separate g entrance. $750. GII (905) plus taffies, hrsurut Plus references. Cal Tom Webster (905)-472-9929 evenings. 571.0202 A* 1st. al 619-9500 WW MOUAgt. gym, 3 bedroom rrun ioor. MOM 08N Super large Wompy SeuD, tangoiriptt ISUtaS1. $950 Rion". No DefS AvayaDk July Ise. Cab 1 & 2 -bedroom. Extra large chain 2-bedrom basement (905) 427-8479 . WIN mNped VOW bilcorrya aperamem n 9" family mok be" Comfoled enu, - sepaaef ormani t. ttathem, AFFORO KE YES YOU CAN $i2 729 um., aMe. parkkig living rotw, MM room 3W- OWN A HOME FOR LESS NO OW Jime tsYluly 151. OWL i THAN RENT! Detached bun- 9105-5711-551141mt�ent tinislies dryer p•a, 'nit ME MOT" ledrota, muMedfa@ pofsessia!, err imedlafe otebhpariey. $725/ morin fndaahwe. IVAML 905- 685 0843 aGs �,,,- No dews pay admit ! Vaudor ass4tam Quiet Lea �tab Otyataa [ . sin pt WOOL . UrpM bu11R1/ lige 1 leint of OstuAmamA.y-Cal eiN Riaad- son 407.7949 Associates hoplamo � bum" apwtmsaL n zee *y facift P pla. MiCly 0- 41, Patio Nt7 Geeiptlul 2719 se. N. Har bus. Rptasomibk. lig, yard, perYnig ,kat@ ISI PAssbrAUGaint 2 12 heft. (905)725.2$12 ales Spur.�°aveihble 2 taNiily mom. July /5M. M efdroum apt 85701, Illy- PNoae lar de" (905)-575.M. @Olirad (416}$665696• dro July 1st Alio two 2 bed- rooMs siIO+IyQo- July 1st woom, twit aparL@IaM 2- CWAlyM ymN@aaR Judy 1. $660+ Moo - Jury 1st Near bKvom MAW 3-bodroom. 3 bW 5 ap- L-adry. MOK*d. Call 436- $500. l NOU kck dlt Cal' $950M rte + ' fenced yard 6042 Cad (905)683-275$ 3436 1molaw r1 PAN r mw 1 eakr Rut SACK OF R10WnN6?? OWN YOUR HOME - From $700 Morsth -. ko*nu m'bodaw 330.000 yuan '�`'si -No nxx h Caoorw AArkll GlooasDleowrr utdCMA rebeft to a aA Npa�p 7t (005) SM4WI S Of z n d9i1ia lie& a*" Grow E mel il-Rg DACE 2b°IiIE AIEiVS AbVbITMI 1!'RIDAY, MAY 29, Mill 1 aM a Risen NORTH OPMA 3 bedroom bungalow. Avail. Jelly 15111 $700/mo. . utilities (905)- 263-8194 WWTBY 2 -bedroom bunga- low. on Dundas St. W.. large 63x133 lot with nurture trees. large living room, sunroom with southern exposure. Available July 1st. $850. utit- ithes 430.7816. WHrrBY, downtown 2 -bed- room bungalow. ppaartially fur- nshed. close to Go tram and Mopping. $900/month plus utilities FirstlIasi required =r No pets at - d Couple preferred. Call 668-6315 1 Townhouses For Rent AN OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed- room townhouse dose to schools, shopping 5950/mo ALL INCLUSIVE Rrst/last. Available June/Juy 1 (905) 579-9956 days. CARRIAGE HILL TOWN- HOUSES - 122 Colborne Si E Oshawa August 6 September MAIN" 434-3972 Space in For Rent BARN FOR RENT- 12 Stan barn wtm 5Ox80 indoor arena. Are you looking for a nice Quiet setting Lots of trails. I've gas me perfect pace on Hwy/12 just N o1 Myrtle Sta- tion $750 all inclusive. Please rap (519) 753.0241 1 Rooms for Rent Available h williately Fur- rrshed room n PK*enngca- ble, kitchen facilities. near Pickering Generating Statim. PTC G0. 5360 mann. $170 Dr•weecN 420-4318 BEDROOM. iffy pngte sit• ling room n county, fur- aastned or aataredfed, . ee kRchen tw t n hmale pro- ferred S385/nl M Seagrave 9DS-985.3607 fain. AUGHT turnished room ca- ble phone p b ethroorn. snare taurrdry tarry home two 1t4 to ;icesflast PKkenng S4% (905)-683-54!2 CLEAN BRIGHT HOUSE KVhites RdS /401. Roams for rent B&B available eddy & monthly. Hvdro staff welnxne' 420--0042 AYAAAILE mmediatety large turrestied aom. t80wh. both. kwrngoom: GO. del nus. cable. bNpnone. uM 5380/moaBn Female non- iffooke 27 r proterreA (9D5)4W IMMACULATE 2 DeOroom Dasemem apt 10 snare tot 4 W410S until new haw it Witt Take over tease in quit alfa wit laundry raw 9 9 432-2412 LARGE clean furnished room. nose to oshai" Centre. Slant kitchen 6 bath. avad- am immeOafely Phhore (905)436--1420 OSOM-Furrsned roots in central location. mase or te- maie welcome. 5320 month wusive. ava iaae dnObt- Owdy Phone 579-0804 ROUGE VALLEY Area.tur- nlShed room in dean quiet home suitable for employed 00n -smoker Bus. parking . kitchen facilities. references. 005.509-2459. 1 shoed A 2 BEDROOM A ilinnu NT to stare - walk 10 downtown Oshawa Peregrine/Hospital arta. Available June 1st. In- cludes fndW. stove, ail.. ga- rage space. laundry avad- aole. No pets. 585 weekly. 432-5994 LOOKNIG to share Whitby 2- Wdroom apartment with going professional. $480, aWnies included. Available immediately. Non-smoker. $71-5234. . 1 rAmsom °Ace 6 OSNMNL 4 MsaKb Free RMI 500 loI400 tq I. 2nd floor. Imin $400. main fir. 300- 1600 W. from 5300. 600 sq. a. 2 nd. flow across from Osh. Centre. East Oshawa, 400 sgft.tonge. Cas 134.2417 or= 132. AaYI - Prim location. 1.OD0 W. Reuwoffice 1.DOD/MOFO net. CaN Roson Ho (416) 497 - ow sincere Re4My Inc. ATTENTION PROFESSION- ALS, now leasing newly rew vakd prdessiaal deWinq Ore trill fell, Oroaw kid. 858 sq. It 51.000 per mo. Gree dowmown Oshawa location. Call Lom Scarflon 576.5675 Refuse Reftchon Realty Inc. Nd"W Unb • bdo" un b M • 1 AucflahB • 1 AthelolM SALE OR LEASE Ishawa/Whitby Boundary Mall. Ind dal -Commercial building for sale ase from 8,300 sq. ft. to 17,000 sq. rad up. Partial buildings availal ustom completed for your comps igh traffic area. Call Ed Vanhaverbeke, Associate Broker, Royal LePage Frank Real Estate (905) 576-4111, (905) 987-3211 1 a • SP - BUSY PLAZA 000 sq it Retail store Good exposure. rea- sonable rem King St. E. Oshawa Call (416)-515-7842 IDEAL Professional 350 sq.fL ground level finished office with signage exposure on Westney Rd. Ajax. Rent Negotiable 905-509-3581 PROFESSIONAL ) ce space in business district of Osha- wa/Bowmarnrilke. Fully serv- iced offices with boardroom/ conference room, reception. parking Affordable Call 1- 800-544-2749 . • Garage 6 $torso suet. MINI siviayt units. Oshawa location Smgke and double units available Easy access. $10-nonm (905)725-9991 . 1 Cortages for Rent BALSAM LAKE renaiur. ia". 1 2 3 8 4 bedroom house- Wpo -corsages. AwWAuug Quiet family resorUsandy- beadvGood-hshu I" raai.. (705) 887-2550 BOWAYGEON AREA. 2 bad- •bom waterfront house dun and bright, t.v. vCr, ft - r . 4 pce Mot. air fill +rod SIM. barbecuele . ho ,� dock small Don. good sell water. on Pineal. well Kept 1/4 acre wooded kit °autifa seK>w0 and view Wild INC and great fisbmq SSDW&,sek $1500 per arowN Sam" also June - Sap ,dell for srrae tansly 1-(705) 657-1992 .1 Florae CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 bed. Pole iowIftuse ped. 91K=-. OW. prwaw yard. avadfDfe now For nib and fe ww ofielfls 905.579-37M CLEARWATER. 2-3 bedroom fully turnished monde (per- naNerK) hornet. Carrel sit pools. hot tub, nen beadles and major attractions Child- ren welcome $27S eek. Photos shown in your home. (905)663-5503 1 1 Pnvane Flaw fror BOWMANV&U. Executive 4 - bedrooms .. 2400sq.t.. family room hardwood flow, eat -m kitchen ceramic floor. 2 -Car garage. $215.000. Call 905- 623-1822 ENINSKIM. 2200sq.n. Dridc buriplow on 1 are Wt. many extras. CA905-263- MATURE 8ox145ff Lot North Oshava. 2 12 storey, formal thing room with fireplace. for- mal dining room with bunt in corner hutch, french doors. hood trim and hardwood Boors nroughtoa large eat in .. r- p t. mind room with large pantry. 4 bedrooms. 3 bath- rooms, staircase to fru six adic. linished basemetn. Park like Se". (905)-728-9647. $249.000. OPER NOOK - Sal. 6 sun. noon to 1 p.m., nice 3 -bed- room brick bungalow. (40 Sandra St E.. Oshawa) Asking 1129.900. Call 725-1138 for details. 11 Private oma for Safe RARE OPPORTUNITY 1111 Renovated as new. 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses 4 new appliances. $28.000 yearly income to quality $500 de- posit. GOOD CREDIT Some rent to own to quaAfed pu- Craser Excellent Shape Give Gentleman George Walker of Coldwell Banker a can at 905-728-9414 1 tanned NURSING HOME DEVELOPMENT SITES WANTED John R. Maynard & Associates 1-888-177-0030 Fax 1-519-821-3930 COM mwcwn W1 prgmft APPROX. aM q. A. of SPACE FOR LEASE. LARGE ACCESS DOORS Separae Tao 6 heal Concrete floors AAM, July 1st. Call Larry 1x05)419-2083 or (%5)449- 1089 on pygo" unvusei•rit GREAT Lppo .wur, Dwiomg, 2 leased businesses 2 reuW apartnerns. in the hw of downtown WMA, good re- turn Asking 5319.900. Call Ken Collis C ri' l - Banker RAR. RE MM)rAI-94114 M Land f>ti PICKERING DEYE.DPMENT pprraappeeerr Potential kor 8 towh- Irorrie kiK 905.9854161 Las for S ACRES new Apsley Hydro. phone Surveyed. $14.900. $1.000 down Payments S10700 Bill (905) 355.1565 anon 7 . 513-332.3125 wet - kegs vatoka Posts B tM was 568 down. Se- cluded wooded trailer lot. Near C000urg. Great svAw mingisww beach. year i round access (41 431-1555 1 ca..Be. 10 FT. FRONTAGE on int Taim River, 3 bedrooms new eUmron. Oe*. dock. seg DC. tumshO. good Mfetq and $we. ming. 1 M from Osha- wa Leased Ion. Asking 532.000 or best offer. Cap Pat at 7257388 or Mike at 571- 7743 4 SEASOMM COTTAGE. tam Ducky 3 bedroom. 4 piece bath, pine interior. 5 lake lain Minden $129.000. (905)-683-7553 or (705057- 34091 compo T . RED SETTER RESORT - fami- ly campground and cottage recon on the Trent. Large spackm sites. Full hook-up from $625. 2 and 3 bedroom cottages from $425/week. Rec. half. store. pool. lauentra swimming, boating. good fish- ing 905-436-0807: 705-778- 3095. M v PROBLEM. Get out of debt quick without gig MA05. 516 3505. Student harts included. O A LOAN a NBT WIARAN M. SOME COMPANIM CHARGE Me- FrAW FEES. OTNOtS 00 NOT. R IS Susan= 7mxr YOU WVESTNM 1NOMNWI- U BEFORE SIGNBIO ANY CONTRACTS. MM. Jww 11d, 6 P.M. 171 Tumloe Rd. E. WMOV We are selling an estate from Bowmamnlle including: 4 pc. mahogany bedroom suite, mahogany china cabinet, set of Royal Doulton dishes, side by side fridge, 2 freezers, 19- Toshiba TV, VCR, Pioneer C.D. Player, cassette deck. old rocker, hi chair, 4 speakers, coffee iS end tables, 2 pianos, Roxton maple table i1 chairs, mi- crowave, patio furniture, linen, collector plates, silver pcs., many smalls, Czechoslovakian doll 8 spinning wheel, oak Singer cabinet b machine, oak tables is chairs, 4 new sofa sets. 2 new sectionals, 2 new bed sofas, new mattresses, pine lumber, new 5 pc. birch dinette, prints, 7 pc. diner, paint b stain, porcelain doll, cedar chest. old dropleaf table. plus much more. NOTE TIME: 6 P.M. VIEMIING! MON. 1-6 P.M. An excellent sale!! McLean Auction i Liquidations 432-299 686-3291 1 Personals 1 Personals Personal Praver to the Blessed Virgin Prayer to the Blessed Virgin (never known to fail). All most beautiful flower of Mount Car- mel, fruitful wine, splendour of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immacu- late Virgin, :Assist me in my necessity. Oh Star of the Sea. help me and show me here you are my Mother. Oh Holy Mary. Mother of God. Queen of Heaven and Earth, 1 hum - NN_ beseech you from the bottom of my heart, to secure me in my necessity (make re- quest). There arc none that can withstand your power. Oh. Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee, (3 carnes). Holy Mary. 1 place this cause in your hands. (3 times). Say this prayer for 3 conse- cutive days and then you must publish. It will he granted to you. COQ °".:� We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 'Giant Outdoors Sale' Flyer. Page 4 - Item 1f3, 6-Giobe Light Set, 52- 4147-4. The dlustrabon shows a 4 -Light Floodlight Set. This is jncorrect. Product is a 6 -Globe Set. _ - - _ We wish to draw youir atfenbon to fie following in our current 'Pre -Summer Savings Sale' Flyer. Page 10 - Item 04, Octavo 1.5L Pitcher, 42-3971-0 Copy reads: 1.5L, should read; 1.4L Page 15 - Item e1, Tesa Brass Gripset, 46 - duct is not available. No rainchecks will be issued. We sincerely regret any inconvenience we may have caused you. CORRECTION NOTICE Me& 0541 (Salle DMes: May 25 - Wer MRM Page 19 - Ad states: Save 30% Springmaid Percale Sheet sets - Ad sho id have read: Save 30% Springmaid Percale Street separates Page /4 - Mens Dockers dassic twi parts - dem not as illustrated. Wen 060 (Sale Dallas: May 25 - Jule 7,19" We incorrectly stated to there is a $100 Sears Gift Certificate rebate on the purchase of any Kenmore Wal Oven or cooktop. Ad should have read: Bows offer applies to any Kenmore wall oven plus cooktop purchased before June 7, 1998. Nab 0644 for our 4 page Sears saint Annual Fashion Onroutllyw (Sale DMes: lay 27 - May 31, 1998) Page 3 - Ad currently states: Save 1/3 boys' and girls' soccer shoAs and t -shirts - Sears reg. 12.99 each 8.66 - prices should have read: Sears reg. 12.99-22.99 each 8.66-15.32 Medlin 0643 for our t page Sears iced Ilot Sala Flyer (Sac Deas: lay 30 - May 81, I" Paye 7 - electronic mosquito milider is not available at ft lime. Paye 8 - Lagoslrla "Ronna' 8 pe. cookware set wile bonus stock 1 Should read 13525 -item not as illustrated. Page 4. W Pride GiLetle Bed in a Bag set Ad states: Sears reg. 99.99-159.99 set each 49.99- 79.99. Prices should have read: Sears reg. 174.96- 284.99 each 84.98-142.47 we sinvw* apo 0gin for any in=v&*erlcl3 dills may have caused saws C!i ISfOMN& MORTBABES - Goad. Dad and ugly Financing for airy pur pose, rates from 4.1914 Ai raccepted. Com- mune MMone F18 Bawust INTERESTED IN a new exdt- mg business opportunity. Ex- cellent income, pan time or full bine tap 905-725-1750 or 721-0115 LANDSCAPE business for sal. 1 trailer . machinery . comrad for full year. Bell off - e (905)404-1365. LAWN CARE Business for sal. All equipment. Trader . contracts. Call 435-1038. TURNKEY operation, excellent clientele. 22 seat Old Fash- ioned Ice Cream Parlour 6 light lunch. Will train $64.900 Call (905) 571-1202 • 1 Personals LIVE PSYCHICS have the answers you are searching for. Call 1-900-451-4232 Adults only. $3.99/min. OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 King St W(905) 404-9625 1130 am .9 pm SWM 40, looking for em- ployed single lemale. 30-35. who hits IN Cottage lel. en - JOYS travemq sports. I 6 quiet trn... (903)686-8536 • :1 ARneININBWft • : 1 AnRounothNhBrw • " 1 ANNORCBMMO YOU COULD' WIN OUR LOOK -A -LIKE CONTEST! Do you and your father look so much alike that strangers comment on the resemblance? Send us a photo of the two of you and let us be the judge! You could win a 3-4 hour Fishing Excursion on Lake Ontario for 4 people! I Tal. p (Courtesy of Orion tours) by simply entering the contest!!! --T• Consolation prizes available also. WIN YOUR DAD A GREAT FATHER'S DAY GIFT! DEADLINE FOR ENTRY: JUNE IITH, 1998 Drop off or mail your entry to: Father's Day Look -A -Like Contest, do Lisa Preston, P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St, Oshawa, L1H 71-5. or one of the following satellite offices: 66F800a 623-0622683-5110 420.1750 Iona ,, Sts. 95 ting Sya. E 111 1".. M•.11 1822 wrhass Rd. Pum just N. of 401 (Ilwxy clicky A Rib• pYq Ajax (Sant la►AwOelee Plrq -foray nue ro e," r - ^" be eft~ a NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service rep- resentatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 _4 ✓ ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. Ni. PICICERING 1V11.I.AGE 683-7311 Bible Study - 9.30 a.M. Family Worship Sunday School - Supervised Nursery - I I'M a m. Minister - Rev. kin Rowland CIiLTRCH OF CHRIST CEDAR ST., AJAX, 683-2477 1 sarwwt north of 401 - www! or slaw o cl SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A -M. & 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M. Watch "Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. rnoming 8:30 a.m. VisionT_V. Cable! Sri Prsin Bible Staudt' Coup Fellowship in Christ Church NEW THOUGHT 1755 Plummer, Pickrring 8377-2603 Sunday Sch(x>I 1I a.m.Worship "Come And Be Prospered' NNW LIFE COMMUNITY CMCHr VM sec. sae And'm 11958 May Farm Rd. 10:30 a.m. "Celebrating Res Holy Spirit" Pastor John Veeastra, 416 618-8287. Guests from all backgroands weleomel Pickering Standard Church (Methodist) Brock Rd. / Hwy. 07 Sunday school - 10:15 Warship I I a.m.. 7 p.m. Wed. 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club for Children and Youth 428-6102;665-0143 KING JBW King Street Pentecostal ChL 611 King Street West Oshawa 433-8100 King Street invites you to attend a special series "Learning to go deeper in God" by Rev. William H. Carruthers B.A., B.Ed., M.A. Sunday Mat 31, 11:00 AM and 6:30 PM Monday June 1, at 7:00 PM and Tuesday June 2, at 7:00 PM Rev. Carruthers has been teaching these 4 sessions on healing, all across Canada, with tremendous results for the churches involved and for all who have taken the time to attend the meetings. Special Music Sunday "Friends of the Gospel Quartet". Come believing ...... benefit ...... and be blessedlH 4949 NECKS ADVF.iK1MY4 FRIDAY, MAY•29, 4"#-PAGjE 27 Improvements 'OPT41II1y ? ra ylzn s 100 807 llffi=814 __ Ji loll is now yours for all your residential requirements: - custom home framing • renovations • decks • preventative maintenance ?l ot"xie 44e me Atlas Contracting (905) 242-4432 BRICK BLOCK OR SIONE WORK AVAILABLE Nohordes or rewvaborts. Free estiELA s Chimney repairs, retaurur6 walls, ummemal work. (416) 1166 9524 E&DGET HOME I)wIPROVEINEN" Basement Vs., Rec-rooms, pkmbin% Additions, electrical, & ceramic fffjl 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 6194663. cel.(416) 560.4663 George & Mike's HANDYMAN SERVICES Landscaping Odd Jobs and general repairs Call (905) 837-0702 .11ARSILILL GROUP HUMS IMI'. Doors, wsndan es, Carpentry, basetlta,tts, batttrooau, decks k tin Wu' B Free estimates Semon Discounts 111101115) 423-3362 Ask for Paul SIGON GENERAL CONSTRUCTION Serving Durham Region 23 yrs. Additions, sun decks, patio doors, screen & rec roams etc. Free Estimates 576-5760 1 . 1tneWg It • "Con: hMo HOME HEATI%G & COOLING CO. LTD. $ora hew foraiee car" at r*UW complete Pas 5yr tam co^pnrssor A 5 yr Adparts wan window urns available Cr ale sew•a & moan Fntantoso awal" Dont par ft>, 3 mtorAts. 432-7167, ow hours 571-2796 4IN Siomm tit. S. A & C R'OoFING, And Alumium Shingling. all types of n fs. new and old. w'nrkmanship Gum- aniced. lock Discount lit Seniors, fully in- tnred. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (905)428-870J Fva YING LESSONS/ Sight Seeing Flightsecreational, Pri- te and Commer- cial Flight Training Lessons arranged to fit your schedule. Tom 831-5270 Yomg4 1 Panting & ' Stara Decorating 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING t3 PLASTERING -No lob ton big or small -You pry when You art satisfied! -Free e0i11aNsI can Scae at. ►IWerino (416) 414-5911 (call) or Ins) 41131-462111 All Pro Painting and Wallpapering St_,­a..l;, Gcmc,w rv�ay wk .11 rcaw.d+lr rtrti:dt -os wr fir se"m r.,u tor a FREE Estimate 404-9669 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman - SNP Fast. clean, reliable service 420-0081 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we pnce them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (90511917-4437 or 1-800-263-5836 MR .A= MavwG A STORAGE HOeses Apartments offices. AppaarnCeS & piano spttcQiet5 sew & M* Month Discounts Ltoensed. insured Free Estimates Prdasional service. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Movers Bargiel rates, hornets. offcft, apt. Bic Piano MOW4 Padutg availl". 423-02" 2WS513 in "& Stored! CH 11o.ig & Slorep : Hous Cloning [W House cleaning 111L ]MR IMWL 1K IK AJAX Moven Systems TRS E REMOVAL s MAINTENANCE �j y ttrArFlp removal i Landscaping Full services, moves, appliance CALL DAVE and piano specialists. Flat rate or 831-7055 hourly. We now have heated storage units. We sell moving supplies. Park and load specials "Service, Pam`s' starting at $125. and up. RABBIIT WANTS WORK 725-0005 or 427-0005 Doing Magic For Children's Parties And AI Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 665.4932 1 F", House Gearing cavattm6 .. Business .. Business Our Faces r Prim Are not ' �om • SNVC" to be OUt tions by our CARPET Excellent Cie ing! FREE CONSULTATION INSTALLATIONS • maws beds • organize Bookkeeping Services 25 years experience. 'trrab,re • barn" P S restretching, our •distirg•ftor ­ by qualified consultants speciality. •racuunery ft call Lynda Tester Free estimates. BLUMD CLEANING CANADIAN MGMT. CONSULTANTS INC. 0 d N Dsaan, 905)428-6332 Tel: 416-282-1387 Fax: 416282-4552 987-1799 a 987.1800 tea - spm PROFESSIONAL Pre -finished hardwood installations 426-1408 call Mike after 5p.m. SW w6 clean tp to 71100 sq. R tNrrir ar°. C drbl.rp. 0�1r JOnlq, btrlten. BOOrS rostrad, stmrWw onion. !else hoards. & aim em du art Ipau ntee05 dialing to mrt aprrawcM Can 1MIs t 416.7116-N" SPECIAL 251E of a aH am ltleatr a M Id cosaftl • tArtal i DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION •Interlock -Decks •Fencing -Planting (416) 823-1598 Please read your clas- sified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be respon- sible for more than one insertion in the everit of an error. OPENING SPECIAL $149.00 663-8452 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O •4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (016) 287-3060 DRIVER EDUCATION We prepare applicants for their G1 to G2 driving test also G2 to G. Learn to drive with us for maximum insurance reduction 416.283-1629 FAX -- YOUR AD 579-4218 0 AdAt Enbrtairntea a gentlenurrt s best frtend EXCEPTIONAL, LADIES SERVING UCRLA.N REGION /iLF.GA;YCI. v C/ASS REL1ABIUff & DLSOIM1.4i GUARANTEED 4k041-8761 To nnvnt- TISE YOUR BUSI- NESS OR SERVICE IPiTHIS PLEASE SCALL 08�u3"0%0% AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... SINCE­IRELY YOURS TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE is OR OLDER. n sun a seioir twbsawlsq wow. edit letw xwe' Ming be hpnest SM 14911 STAxnm owx Well Will. Ark, bolt mala. 35-45 S•ae deal wF a vam To m v mM to with for a ponobo WV lemlt rreamdtr BOX • 7530 AT1RACINE I AOr atilt y liaise, lieppy and good Aawotad. 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CAN Owner at 416-n4-4537 Call Owner at 905-432-8813 CNK GC. mar* %ors Cal Owner at 90SAW"06 ARM if 01 4 • .r 196 Weik PA - Pont, �owl (426) R.R.e 1 - Nestiags (196) I 191 wkefidd Cres. - Oshawa 00 37 %mgwo0l Dr. - Whi it (431) Itt 01 . Bs3Mos (641) 3 bdrm sdespkt finished basenwm with airtight M brick. bedroom. 3 beftooms spacious large rooms, 2800 sq. het custom bsnh 3.1 bdrm bungala^ 2 Reined herBalow w(•rlaw suite bngnt spacious, Year round home on watMront 2 sgwo to wrap ar i woodsmw. SG WO to imehod brick patio and MMdsnped mister has ensuRe w/step up tub end walk-in closet. bdrm guest house with CAC and heat pump on overbabing trent rarer, vaulted ceiling loco: , sateke dish. verandah. 3 bedrms. master w/ensrpte garden, bnght tat in krtdw CalC�al�.Owwen at 905.723 9029 Cad. Owners at 90S-571-2304 prince 2 ace pond. 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