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Home My WebLink AboutNA1995_03_191 - Ask about our Fran Haad TabiaOfi r -X-F-J-D Waddings Banquets Meetings Parties 683-3210 Annandale Country Club P ik 0 GAMES .. Junior hockey` =team sold .gage 11 NAMES- ��Celebrating special occasion4. Page 16 Kitchens P1Us-7 101 t RMI E,TMWmiM 1K nam Swe MOM -WW. *30aiNAMPA. Tama & kt M aa.430 pA. sat M Un.•S.'00 PA. C t S LTI- ER ews Adver i er Sunday, March 19, 1995 28 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 114 No. 12 ♦ EDUCATION Separate school trustees aim for tax hike of less than 2 % DURHAM — As budget talks continue at the Catholic school board, trustees plan to "cut as much as we can without hunmg stu- dents", while passing on a tax hike of less than two per cent to its supporters. " Cats will dome in maintenance and other areas that have as little impec t on instruction as postibk," assuMes Dutrham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board c�nairman Tom Oldman. The board expects to whittle $2 million from a preliminary daft budget of $160 mil- lion. Wuhan cats. separate school supporters would see an average tax increase of four per cent. The board realizes any increase it approves must be in line with that of the public board. If it doesn't, some of its supporters could flock tD that board in an effort In save money. Tan 0mcke sn "We're aiming to go as low as we can," reports Mr. Oban, who says any increase will "probably" fall between one and one-and-a-balf per cwt. Still, it will be another two weeks before trustees sharpen their pencils and eye possi- ble cuts. Staff will present a list of suggested cuts on April 6. Trustees are expected to approve the final budget at an April 18 meet- ing. The public board, meanwhile, began bud- get deliberations with a proposed 6.7 -per cent tax increase. That has already been chopped in half and will likely continue to fall as budget talks continue on Thursday. It �to approve a final budget by the end of Inside In the news Editorial................................6 Name Dropping....................16 Sports.................................18 Classified .............................23 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Shxxrely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 The New Advertiser seSalarly uses recycled newsprint 93t + 7t GST = $1 :w PAGE .r2w-vTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1995 :.:7, .:i 0 1 kS. . . . . . . . . . . ATTENTION' $�OOmOc FORD OWNER _ ■ al. 7!=0uAOSAL LI§IETD _I Mai A : 1!\ Al ■ :1 IM"I«1!1Mai :101 :10 omk'I';wfri;I:f1 :1:[O10Pl701:1m 1 -r - V HEALTH Hospital running `really smoothly' despite closing beds, operating room AJAX-PICKERING — The hospital here has run "really smoothly" despite the closure of 20 general beds and one operating room, now nearing the end of a 16 -day shutdown. "It was well planned," according to Pat Blom, vice- president of patient services at Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. She says shutting down 10 beds on two floors — which was also done at Christmas — was "much easier" than clos- ing a whole floor. The beds and operating room closed March 4 and are scheduled to reopen March 20. That has left the hospital with 98 general beds and three operating rooms open. The ambulatory and intensive care units, the emergency department and maternal and newborn ser- vices have been operating as usual. About $30,000 will be saved to allow the hospital to meet its social contract tar- gets. The closure has coin- cided with the school March break, which is traditionally a quieter time at the hospital. No staff were laid off as a result of the shutdown. The March closures are separate from the May I closing of 25 beds and the offs, according to the hospi- first of about 50 staff lay- tal. 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STEP Ci eaaeto uskg P"' smite in n a lamfigim aM Wm panpNd enter iftte 440 Code d yo1P d10IOs � .y I�Lhrf r� ERMr 9010 0 am not Wdh /his SySbnt .Press 10 YMNa' cwt - Jsla d M fty ttm - ti+sr►slwo,l ,;► �•iilNt+itlR Mri �.lr4. iaN ►a-JarlihNNM PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVENMER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1"S Suspectsin Ajax country bar shoot -up and robbery may stand trial in fall AJAX — Four men charged with shooting up an Ajax bar and robbing several terrified patrons at gunpoint here last summer could face trial in October. Though the men — charged in an early morning raid at Terry Sheridan's Country Show and Bar on Bayly Street in July — appeared in Ontario Court, General Division in Toronto on Wednesday, no trial date was set. They will appear in court again April 18. It is expected a trial date will be set at that time. A month-long preliminary hearing for the four men was held in Scarborough provincial court in January. 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One of the men also faces a charge of attempted murder. Hwy. 407 news soon DURHAM — A siatemrent from the provutaal trans- port ministry could include news about extendiltg Hwy. 407 into the region Dudarn malt Gary Henema tow regional oounc;l Wednesday ministry staff said a statement expected at the end of the month will be "Vanspo rta k related and may include 407. Tm confident the government statement will satay the majority of Durham rewlenM" Regional council voted tmanimously Feb. 15 to request the Province extend the road east of Hwy. 48 in Maticbam to link with Hwy. 401 in Clarington. Construction work on the road is under way in Peel and York Regions, but stops at Hwy. 48. Mr. Herrema said, "We need new roads more than anyone. Everyone else has the 401, 407 and 403.Our's is the worst need. - k J THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19,11"S -PAGE S Durham plans traApr* ffic lights at three sites ❑ But, there's not enoU0h money to install lights at 12 other intersections that warrant signals DURHAM — Motorists will have three more loca- tions in the region at which to curse red lights. Traffic lights will be installed at three intersec- tions this year and there are 12 other locations where signals are warrant- ed. Durham regional coun- cil's works committee will consider Tuesday a rec- ommendation to install lights in Ajax at Westney and Rossland Roads, and Rotherglen Road and Hwy. 2. and in Whitby at Thickson Road and Winterberry Drive. Works committee chair- man and Oshawa council- lor John Aker told region- al council Wednesday the three intersections were selected after the seven - member committee toured WALK W • • FAMILY DENTISTRY HOURS •Emergencies Seen in 2 Hrs. Daily 8 - 9 -Extractions in Hospdal Sat. 10 -4 -Cosmetic Bonding A -Nitrous Oxide Gas Sedation -Senior Citizens Considerations "C401 -Denture Services. Partials -WhileFlings - No Mercury -Q%emiciave Sterilization os r[sl 4,d es" %"Ze-e • MW 24 Hr. Emergency Pager AWE COLLECT FROM INSURANCE CO.'S DIRECTLY) Enjoy Ca rrier HEATING AND ' ,AIR CONDITIONING P7 FREE• W**ftAWft T& ALL ONG Don't Pay until Labour Day 199S — - 110ILMM �_. OtIna A Air CcmelMonina Horn• a Design C•ntn,1755 Pickedng Pkwy. Plakerino, Ont. L1 V 6K5 PICKEpW% AJAX WHITBY, OSHAWA s m-A01LfOM 205-436-3212 each location last week. "Those three, we felt, were the highest -problem intersections," Mr. Aker said. There are 15 intersec- tions in Durham that war- rant lights under provin- cial guidelines, because of the number of accidents there, the volume of vehi- cles and traffic tie-ups on nearby side streets. You can't win on this thing. Everybody will have an intersection in their community warrant- ed for lights and won't be receiving them," Mr. Aker said. The cost to just install lights is about 573,000 per intersection and the Region only has enough money for three sites, Mr. Aker reported. Making improvements at an intersection, such as widening the road to add an extra lane, is a "signifi- cant cost", works commis- sioner Vic Silgailis said. The three recommended intersections don't need improvements, Mr. Silgailis added. Oshawa councillor Brian Nicholson ques- tioned how the works committee could decide on the three intersections before it meets. "Seven of eight com- mittee members made a decision and now they're going to formalize that decision to this council." he charged. Mr. Aker said the rec- ommendation on which intersections are selected could change on Tuesday. He said in an interview, "Councillors are right to fight for (lights)." If the Region had more money, lights would be installed at more intersec- tions, Mr. Aker added. In 1993 and '94. Durham installed lights at three intersections annual- ly. The works committee decision will go to region- al council on Wednesday, March 29 for considera- tion. PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, I"S {., ..?:. •::., ::•: xvv:.:x.....,. \• ....{• . .......... . •: �: i:-: i:•: �: `i:^.:??:.:•. i•: is ...U:�PA:.•i�i:.:5:�::•i::p...........n .\..v,. .. i��, ............. -..: � .: ::�: :::; .i:'::.: ':}:.. iii:?i}: i:n::i•i• .;:.:.,:.:.;.::..;.;: <.:: . ; : <: ;:<:;.:::»;::;>::::?::;:. Runer Clstl Ave ' A aunt. ,. ::: ::..::::::::..:...........:i::>;3>:;y3a132Co e, ,j++y.:.:. _. About Us Timothy J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor-in-chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5. lite publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different print- ers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. Mail sub- scription rates Can. 1 yr. $70 GIVE O&W CALL General VEDITORIAL Road relief We're anticipating some good news from the Province at the end of the month: confirmation that Hwy. 407 will be extended into Durham Region. The news would be good indeed for Durham commuters who get stuck in westbound Hwy. 401 traffic jams every day at rush hour. Durham Region chairman Gary Herrema said Wednesday that, based on information coming from Ministry of Transportation staff, the Province will make a statement at the end of the month that will be "transportation related and may include 407 " Mr. Herrema says be's confident the announcement will make local commuters a little happier. Right now construction on Hwy. 407 is under way in the regions of Peel and York but, thus far, plans are to end the first phase of the roadway at Hwy. 48 in Markham. Durham Region council has done its part to let the provincial government know we need the 407 in Durham by voting unanimously to request the Province extend Hwy. 407 to Clarington. The arrival of Hwy. 407 in Durham would undoubtedly be of great benefit to our community. At this point, it's all speculation as to what the big announcement will contain at the end of the month. It's in the bands of the transportation minis- ter. But we can only hope that, when commuters hear the news, they will have reason to get out of their cars, stand up and cheer. 683-5110 —r NowmW4107 — — 0%.W r --, — — ----r► MW Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-0707 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Ileal Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 Mw News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, cootrove r" maters and anything else of interest to our readers. At reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pain so spending must be curbed To the editor. The fact public school board trustees want to cut the proposed tax hike in half may be good news for some, but not for us. As silent as most taxpayers we, something has to be done to curb spending. For the last few years our household budget did not see any increase as the salaries of my hus- band and I were not only frozen, but were smaller due to cuts in work time, increases in personal taxes, etc. And, as we do not have any pos- sibility to tax anybody to help us cope with our expenses and renova- tions and repairs, we learn to man- age with what we have. Anyone can learn this trick. We understand perfectly the needs of schools, students or trustees (as long as it does not include an increase in salaries or expensive gifts for departing ones). However, the simple truth is there is no more money in the till. Your story on Feb. 12 about tax increases in Ajax is also not good news. Why were we singled out? Are we statistically the richest in Durham? In the good -old days when a household needed a new barn, often it was done by friends, parents and neighbors. Maybe ♦PROVINCIAL ELECTION Toriesprnving'Reformers don't run in Ontarioelection To the editor: Ajax citizens are not united in It was reported the Pldkermg- their enthusiasm for Mike Harris Ajax Citizen Togetber (PACT) for and his Common Sense the Environment meeting at St. Revolution. Wilfrid Catholic School in On the otter hand, a "No Tax Pickering with Ontario Increase" meeting a few weeks Progressive Conservative leader ago at the Metro East Trade The News Advertiser Mike Harris as guest spealoer was Centre with Reform Party leader attended by 75 people. Preston `NewtManning as guest regularly uses From the size of the crowd it speaker attracted a crowd of .. Pt would appear that Pickering and 3,000. + l e♦ t t t t - tY� A%AAA Li ti•r1�i L=� i i :',•_• •. . • .i'li'..1•.•.! S`.:.'-�: . The Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario is obviously quaking in its shoes and praying the Reform Party does not enter candidates in the upcoming provincial election. The splitting Of the right-wing vote would, of course, ensure the Cottservatives would join the NDP in being toast. Japd�.t,kShaw,, some work could be done this way. with older students helping to make their school look better. Just an idea. In the last few years, I have painted rooms, cleaned the carpets and repaired the fence because we could not afford to hire somebody. Now isn't the time to reach into taxpayers' pockets. Otos are empty. Barham W. Hywek, Ajax `"y not can the copper.? pPe To tie editor Since we'll soon be blessed with a two -dollar coin to replace the current paper note, why not take one more realistic step and eliminate one cent coins complete- ly, and round off all financial transactions to the closest nickel! After all, income taxes are rounded off. Under $2 — m refired, no bal- ance coving. Milton Cantpbegt .. Ajax. If I had a hammer Mitchell Harrington hammers together a wood sculpture during March break activities at the Duffin Bay Leaming Centre in Ajax Monday. photo by Andrew Iwanowski THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH l9,1".5 -PAGE 7 Nuclear reactors hit by transmitter problems PIOMRING — Problems with trans- went at the Cherrywood Transfom>ter out for two flouts and 10 nu urles. mission equipment forced a sbort sbut- Station caused the stwtdown. There were no interruptions in electri- down of Units 7 and 8 at the Pickering Both reactors went out of service cal supply while the units were down. Nuclear Generating Station Tuesday. sbordy before 5 pm. Unit 8 was back in An investigation is under way into the A failure of circuit protection equip- service within an hour, while Unit 7 was cause of the problem. Lose Up To 10 lbs. Wis. I n Three Days. 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PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 MAKING ROOM FOA NEW STOCK �R'rhexd Smoe(B) Silver 12x47'6 1.79sq. yd. dA50 REMNANTS 129 x 6' To 129 x zap PRICED TO MOVE!! 9 Richmond Marina Dd Ray Eggshell 12 x 41'3 1450 sq. yd Mohawk Radisson Grey 12 x 63' 21A sq. We Richmond Tremont Royal Pale Orchid 12 x 82' 850 sq. yd. Harding Elation Powder Blue 12 x 70' 15.99 sq. yd Dow Sterling Peach 12 x 47' 8.99 sq. yd Crossley Manderin Dark Green 12 x 41' 15.25 sq. yd. Crossley Avery Taupe 12 x 61' 10.99 sq. yd. Harding Envoge Mint Green 12 x 101' 8.99 sq. yd Kraus Hampton Sq. Pattern 12 x 57' 8.99 sq. yd. Queen Biltmore Blue 12 x 56' 9.99 sq. yd Queen Biltmore Grey 12 x 119' 9.99 sq. yd. Coronet SpecW Blue 12 x 61'9 11.99 sq. yd. Nat Carpet Beaverton Barber 12 x 53' 3.99 sq. yd. Coronet Saloon Grey 12 x 159' 7.99 sq. yd. �R'rhexd Smoe(B) Silver 12x47'6 1.79sq. yd. dA50 REMNANTS 129 x 6' To 129 x zap PRICED TO MOVE!! 9 PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1995 Stopping, treating alcohol and drug abuse is discussed Thursday AJAX — Are you concerned about a loved one's abuse of alcohol or drugs, or perhaps even your own" If so, you may be interested in an upcoming public awareness presentation by the Rainbow Addiction Centre. The Toronto-based non - profit agency will dis- cuss prevention. treatment and rehabilitation of alcohol, drug and substance abuse or addic- don. The meeting, hosted by the Catholic Parent Teachers /Amociatim will be held Thursday, March 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the gym at Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School, g0 Mandrake S t., Ajay— There's no charge, and adults, adoles- cents and chil- dren are wel- come. You're asked to lug a mug for For more information, call Debbie Sobers at 1183-6W4. Crafts, collectibles for show and sale DURHAM — A craft show with exhibitors March 24, from 310 9 pm., and Saturday, Mach from across the region, southern Ontario and 25, ftm 10 a.m. to 5 pm. Quebec will offer something for almost everyone. Call Time Stands Still Productions at 434-5531 More than 145 exhibitors at the Oshawa Spring for more informatiion. Country Craft and Collectibles Show will display and sell folk art, pot- tery, quilts. porce- lain dolls, wood- working, needle- work, stained glass, clothes, reproduction fur- niture, ceramics and jewelry. The show and sale is held at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium on Thornton Road south of Hwy. 2. Tunes are Friday, 1K.100 95 Fka At*-o$3&A0ct Foo Super Low Price! Super Big Valuel yrs=� �� SEE SELECT & ORRR INSTANTLY, NOT IN WEEKS. 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Although the Ajar Home Week looks for ideas to boost fun AJAX — Individuals and groups with ideas on how to improve the Ajax Home Week fes- tivities are urged to attend to a m e e t i n g Tuesday. The Home Week organizing committee meets at 7:30 p.m. on March 21 in the Ajax Community Centre. This year's Home Week will run from June 10 to 18. There are events planned for everyone, including a parade and chil- dren's games, Miss Ajax pageant, steak dinner and dance, and fire- works display. Call Jim Leckey at 686- 1985, Lon Harnish at 723- 5478 or Martin Olenroot at 686- 4727 for more information. - __ average person may not be aware of it, the one thing that pulp bleach- ing, dioxins, PCBs, pesticides, when the International Joint Commission released its Seventh Biennial Report on Great b1ri'3me rmal�toai +%sa rt ®i water chlorina- tion, solvents, PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and CFCs all share in common is chlo- rine as the under- lying chemical feedstock. The International Joint Commission on the Great Lakes has t\vlce recoin- m ndrd the u.%: of chlorine and chlo- rine -containing compounds as industrial feed - be "sunset - ted" or phased out now. According to a news release from February 1993 — L a k e s W a t e r Quality — ,.mounting evidence reinforces concerns that expo- sure of fish, wildlife and humans to persistent toxic sub- stances such as h e x a - chloroben- zene, PCB, D D E , dlcdnn and others is linked to long-term repro- ductive, metabol- ic, neurological behavior and intergenerational effects. " L a t e s t research findings point to possible human effects such as a startling decrease in sperm count, an increase in male genital tract disorders, rates of breast cancer at epidem- ic rates and declining leaming performance and increasing behav- ior problems in school children." As a writer put it recently in the January/February issue of Sierra Club magazine, "It's now a ques- tion of whether we'll phase out chlorine before it phases out us." DEN meetings are free and open to the public. Lug - a -mug for coffee or tea. For further details, or to become a member of DEN, call 509- 3156. GREEN TIP: To clean an oven, make a paste of baking soda and water, spread over inside and let stand for a while or overnight. Take a damp sponge and wipe off. C 0 M I N G EVENT: A Greater Toronto Area workshop on H e a l t h y Communities will be held Saturday, April 8 from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at B r a m p t o n M u n i c i p a l Offices. To regis- ter, call Katherine Pigott, Ontario H e a l t h Communities Secretariat, at 416-408-4841. "E" F ZING REFUND IN 7-10 DAYS AFFORDABLE C LID FINANCIAL SERVICES 208 HARWOOD AVE. 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MORN 3.1990 t t ! ? _• _*_�� ' �_ s_ 4 THE NEWS ADVEKMLrR SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1"S -PAGE 9 Call us with your news item at 683-5110 t„ n ,■ tt 1<T TT Phone: (905) 509-6131 ■ �■■ 1■I■ ym I ■.t■■ i: M i i=I�i i 1 ■� i1. i i Fax: (905) 509-6133 ■ i ■ ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ 345 Kingston Road, Suite 103 v v iV AL AL v U ttv Excellence in Computer Training Pickering, Ontario L1V IA1 MICROSOFT WINDOWS MICROSOFT WORD FOR WINDOWS MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR WINDOWS MICROSOFT POWERPOINT LOTUS 1-2-3 FOR WINDOWS WORDPERFECT FOR WINDOWS LEARN AND IMPROVE YOUR COMPUTER SIILIS writ IN A WEEK FREE COUTI SELLING AVAILABLE EVENING CLASSES U Office Hours: Monday - Friday 4 p.m. - 10 p.m. Saturdav 9 a m. - 12 noon FOR MORE INFO CALL: (905) 509-6131,9 a.m. -10 p -m. Find It at Pickering Home & Design Centre... • ► f t t It irf't-i st.�♦ e'r4"A" sJA- I � f m,fe�`fr } + x-"�'c.� �•Y f / 1 r+ �iMs�.s d accessorjeS to-&ca tests oa� dZ W�� COTTON GINNY 0 .slow COTTON GINNY PLUS r THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19,1995 -PAGE 11 Sale oPickernPanthers keeps junior team in town: new GM Pickering area. Blizzard would not guarantee local talent would form the nucleus of the club next season. "Every young man will have a chance to make the club from Durham Region," he says. "I'm going to look at them all. If they can show me that they can play on this team, then they will be here. Most of the local talent has gone elsewhere and we have to get them back." So far, Blizzard says the local reaction to the sale of the club has been positive. He's received numer- ous calls from people formerly involved with the Panthers offering their assistance. "They want to see the club get back off the ground". He further plans to strengthen the ties between the club and the PHA, to resurrect a Panthers' booster club for the fans during the games, and to organize an annual golf tournament as a major fund-raiser for the junior squad. By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers may have been spared a move out of town after the Metro Junior `A' Hockey League club was purchased by a local businessman last week. The Panthers now belong to Michael Boyer, owner of Boyer Pontiac -Buick -GMC Ltd., who bought the club from Pickering res- ident Bill Barber, owner since November of 1991. The club changed hands last Friday, with the deal to be I ized by late April. details of the pur chase were dis- closed. Ron Blizzard, 41, the Panthers' new general manager and an eight-year employee at Boyer Pontiac -Buick -GMC, says the club would likely have been purchased and moved to another town had Boyer not intervened. "I think there were other buyers interested in the club. My feeling is this club would have been moved out of Pickering;' says Blizzard, a first-time GM who played college - level hockey in the '70s. Blizzard says Boyer purchased the club, which has dwelled at or near the bottom of the league's standings for the past several years, primarily as a goodwill gesture to the Pickering community. "He played hockey himself and his boys play hockey in the PHA (Pickering Hockey Association). He was not looking to buy the club for his kids. He decided to buy the club because the community has been good to him, and he wanted to give something back to the commu- nity." Financial considerations, ill health, an ongoing feud with the Town of Pickering over ice time and a desire to pursue other busi- ness interests were listed by Barber as reasons for selling the club. Barber notes bad choices of head coaches and gen- eral managers for Panthers — except or current coach and general manager terry Tilson — were the prime reason the team didn't reach its potential on the ice. "I've picked some horrible gen- eral managers and coaches. I think that's why we've had such a disas- trous time," says Barber. He adds the club has operated as a non-prof- it enterprise and has been financial- ly self-supporting over the past couple of years. Blizzard notes he's been given a free reign to run the team by Boyer. As such, he intends an entire shake- up and rebuilding of the club, which finished this year's regular season in last place in the Bauer Division. A new team staff will be appointed over the next several Barber I've eked Dme rrible l nd hes. I ink at's f by ,e had Bch a strous me.' "ormer . wner Barber weeks, right from the stick boy through to the head coach. "The team needed a facelift. It definitely needed a change," explains Blizzard. "We want to bring the fans back to the games. We want to build a first-class organiza- tion. And, the managers will manage it and the coaches will coach it. I'm going to bring in someone (to coach the team) who knows the game." A new head coach will be hired "within the next few weeks". So far, Blizzard has interviewed five candi- dates from a list of 15 vying for the position. A decision on the bench boss is imminent as the club will begin preparing for the 1995-96 sea- son with its annual rookie camp in May. In past seasons, Panthers' man- agement has vacillated between icing a club with a strong local fla- vor to one which had virtually no players on the team from the Ajax- mmoft too* Masher edroom at DES16N DESI Pickering � Home IR �)ueen -olze tiea • • '• Bedding ensembles from $99.95 , � • • � t � i'a�1'YI��s a i � i aril a • • � � � . t , s � w•l • O & . & . 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You have until the end of the month to submit an entry in the North American Open Poetry Contest, a competition run by the National Library of Poetry. Prizes totalling $24,000 will be awarded to about 250 poets. It's free to enter and any poet, whether published or not, is eligible for a prize. Taking to the ice The weather may have been rriki outdoors, but it was a lit- tle more seasonal indoors at the Ajax Community Centre, where skaters took to the ice Wednesday. Above, Tiffanie Wyer gets a little help from a couple of pylons, while, below, Tameika Thomas hangs on to teacher Gulla Einarsson, as well as a pylon. photos by Andrew hvanowskl Poems can be on any subject, in any style, no more than 20 lines, with the author's name and address at the top of the page. Entries must be postmarked by March 31, 1995. Send one original poem to The National Library of Poetry, 11419 Cronridge Dr., P.O. Box 704-1983, Owings Mills, MD, 21117. Call the organization at 410-356- 2000 for more information. The Meat People" WEDNESDAY, MARCH st ONLYSPECIAL Boneless � 99 Sirloin Steaks SAVE I9O lb. TZI � � Ib. �1� 69 Ground Beef Pork Shiskabob Meat 2 99 Pan -Fry schnitzels 5 2 1111111. - 99 Soavlaki � 39 1 LIVOrP011111111 Rd• Pkkisir F111111131111 PICIE MG 01-"61 11own w.rl, v FEL" ML " THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1995 -PAGE 13 Oil & Filter Change See us for your next oil & filter change and receive a FREE 21 Point Vehicle Inspection BONUS: Receive a Nissan beverage set for only: $399-' with your oil chan e ALSO _ . - ; OFF LABOUR ON r - 1596ENGINE TUNE UPS I 1 CJ%OFF LABOUR & PARTS a p ON BRAKE REPAIR RIF if ,PRESSl WASH URE $39°°* UNDER CAR: 375 BAVLV ST. WEST AJAX I w e !9 l co u E ri ss+ur i a'rs, 686-0555 ••A 124 `75 val:u T—, .. u. 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Entries must be postmarked by March 31, 1995. Send one original poem to The National Library of Poetry, 11419 Cronridge Dr., P.O. Box 704-1983, Owings Mills, MD, 21117. Call the organization at 410-356- 2000 for more information. The Meat People" WEDNESDAY, MARCH st ONLYSPECIAL Boneless � 99 Sirloin Steaks SAVE I9O lb. TZI � � Ib. �1� 69 Ground Beef Pork Shiskabob Meat 2 99 Pan -Fry schnitzels 5 2 1111111. - 99 Soavlaki � 39 1 LIVOrP011111111 Rd• Pkkisir F111111131111 PICIE MG 01-"61 11own w.rl, v FEL" ML " THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1995 -PAGE 13 Oil & Filter Change See us for your next oil & filter change and receive a FREE 21 Point Vehicle Inspection BONUS: Receive a Nissan beverage set for only: $399-' with your oil chan e ALSO _ . - ; OFF LABOUR ON r - 1596ENGINE TUNE UPS I 1 CJ%OFF LABOUR & PARTS a p ON BRAKE REPAIR RIF if ,PRESSl WASH URE $39°°* UNDER CAR: 375 BAVLV ST. WEST AJAX I w e !9 l co u E ri ss+ur i a'rs, 686-0555 ••A 124 `75 val:u T—, .. u. 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COLONIAL- _ DINETTE 699 I'7i '�`�7�l7 w V�w --maw ww OCCAS I 0 14 A L loom CHAIRS DRASTICALLY 0_,*�R E D U C ,.�E D 11A --maw ww OCCAS I 0 14 A L loom CHAIRS DRASTICALLY 0_,*�R E D U C ,.�E D PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY_ MARCH 19. 1995 Lindsey�rown glides oto her 12th'birthday Hello and welcome back to Name Dnapping, the column that would like to congratulate all you parents for surviving another school March break. ?bat's no easy fat and as a reward, you get to to to work Monday. While you're wait - Ing for the work whistle to sound the start of another day, let's drop some names_. A pretty blade -runner has turned 12. Lindsev Brown cel- ebrated on March 18 with birthday wishes from Mom, Dad, Leah, Taylor, Nanny, Papa and a bunch of aunts. rocks and cousins. Lindsey is a member of the Ajax Figure Skating Club and has captured nine medals and one 17,phv in the past three months are friends and neighbors, the Whites... Kristie O'Brien and her friend Daniel Laing are both celebrating fourth birthdays. Kristie's special day is March 21 and Daniel's is April 29. Family and friends will help Kristie enjoy her Snow White cake. "Happy birthday to our special girl. Lots of love, hugs and kisses," say Mommy and Daddy... Mommy, Daddy. brother Christopher and her feline friend Princess... Jennrter ?anselli and Prncess Kristie O'Brien and Daniel Laing March 20 will be an excit- ing day in the Darroch house - bold. because Stephanie, alias Sweet Lou, celebrates her eighth birthday. Big birthday bugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy. little sis Sarah, aunty Dee and all her furry pals. "We love you. Stephanie," her fami- ly Stephanie Darroch A family writes. "Our big guy, Christopher Chappell, turns a big seven years old on March 21. Mom Cindy, Dad Greg and sister Kailey wish hum a very happy birthday with loads of bugs and kisses. His friends and family are helping him celebrate at National Gym. We also want to wish a very happy birthday to Grandma, uncle Norm and uncle Jerry. Another member of our family has reached a milestone — our cat Pepper is turning 22 years old (154 in cat years). Happy birthday Pcp!".- Lindsey Brawn and pal Brian Orser In the Pariselli household, March 17 was a special day M a r c h because Jennifer celebrated 22 s a big her 10th birthday. Wishing her day for a the best with love were handsome dude in the Schew brl b o m e . Anthony turas three kdwm St hentlld years old and hyve sod best wishes come frgp Monny, Daddy and 'Joey, too. "Happy birthday bright eyes." his family sap– "She "She is nine and mighty fioe." That message is from the •family of Kerry Caaprell. who celebrates her birthday on March 19. Birthday greetings come from Man, Dad and as- ter Larl... .« A poem for Carla Saunders: "Carla's a gal we all adore 4*fbo on March 18 turned 34 Hope your birthday was a blast and your memories will for- ! ever last." Wek*ming Carla, Rob and V}ar�ttie Saunders An Pickering Kailey, Pepper and Christopher Chappell A St. Patrick's Day beauty has turned 18. Happy birthday greetings and love went out Kristine Kruitz, alias `The Step Queen' at Pine Ridge Secondary School, on March 17 from Mom, Dad and Kathryn... Kerry Campbell Ca*. *Ow>C*s Kristine Knlitz Nonno Eszo and Nonna Franca would like to wish their beautiful granddaughter Stephanie Clarissa Vella a very wonderful fourth birth- day. "With your existowe, You brighten up our lives. Happy birthday care mia." Stephanie turned four on Manch 14... 9" "Look out Pickering, we have another teenager on the loose. Jennifer Samarelli turns 13 on March 22. Jennifer's favorite pastime is shopping. Look out mall, here she comes. Wishing her a happy birthday is her Mom, Dad, Napoleon, Lucky, Nana, Gigo, Grandma, Grandpa and her many aunts, uncles. cousins and friends:'... Matthew Boyce celebrated his first birthday on March 18 and he had a Mickey Mouse nirthday with family and friends. Birthday wishes and kisses came from Nana, Grandpa. all 13 of his cousins. including baby Kaitlin. his aunts, uncles. playmates and special friends. Mommy wishes her precious little guy a very happy birthday... Matthew Boyce A family writes: "No it's not Ben. or Ken, it's Adam Janssen. who has hatted 10. On March 18, he celebrated his double-digit birthday with Dad, Mom, brother Tim, sister Nicole, uncle Jeff and auntie Julie."... Adam Janssen One handsome guy celebrat- ed his first birthday on Feb. 28. To help Liam Barclay cele - Jennifer Samarelli brate the big event were the Gilbeys (who now live in Kentucky), the Perraults from Brampton, big brother Drew. big sister Kara. Mom and Dad. Lots of good wishes and gifts were sent along by Grama Joyce in British Columbia. Grandma and Grandpa in Florida. auntie Dorothy and auntle May in Montreal, as well as aunts, uncles, cousins and friends from all over... That brings us to the end of Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, tail us at 683-5110, fax 683-7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before pub- lication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photos. If you have a birth to announce, call the classified advertising department at 683-0707. Liam Barclay �mq a EAST ��n,w..vKvr CENTRE .o, , v PCXEam c Awc SHYLY RD p�D .A o.rt SUNDAY, MARCH 19 SUPPER: Claremont United Church, 1743 Joseph St., holds an all -you -can -eat beef supper, with sittings at 4:30, 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Adults $10, children four and under $2, children five to 12 $5. 649-2183 (B. Ward). CHURCH: Westney Heights Baptist Church celebrates its fifth anniversary at 10 am. with Bernie Smith of Calgary speaking. The church meets at Applecroft Public School, 55 Coles Ave., Ajax. 686- 1720. MONDAY, MARCH 20 GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club meets at 8 pm. upstairs at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion Hall, 111 Hunt St. Speaker Ray Schivratin will talk on bonsai. 683-4674 (Mary). SELF-DEFENCE: A self- defence course called Wen - Do is being offered to females 12 years and up Mondays from March 20 to May 8, from 6 to 8 pm., at the Family Realty Fust office, southeast corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. $40 per person. Call 428-3529 (Janet) to register. FAMILIES: The Special Services at Home focus group meets from 7:30 to 9:30 pm. at the CAW Hall, 1425 Phillip Murray Ave., Oshawa. Recent changes to the Special Services at Home Program will be discussed. 579-9215 (rami Harrison). DISABILITY: A meeting at 7 p.m. at 95 Athol St. E., Oshawa, about a Local Training and Adjustment Board is for disabled adults. 4341806 (F -ran). TUESDAY, MARCH 21 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Club, 46 Exeter Rd., at 9:30 am. Linda Cork will speak on the Ajax STAR$ program. Guests wel- come. 683-7799 (Louise). DOWN SYNDROME: The Durham Down Syndrome Billboard Association meets at 7:30 in BOARD OF TRADE: The Whitby Baptist Church, 425 Ajax -Pickering Board of Gilbert St. E. Dawn Roper Trade holds an Industry and will talk about advocating for Tourism Breakfast at 7:30 financial support Babysitting am. at Regalis Restaurant in and refreshments. 579-0187. the Pickering Corporate REBEKAH: The White Centre. Durham's tourism co - Dove Rebekah Lodge 379 ordinator Patti Watson will Ajax meets at 8 p.m. at St. talk. Members $10, non - Paul's United Church, 65 members $15.427- 470. Kings Cres. 683.4793 (Jean), LA LECHE LEAGUE: The 683-6093 (Margaret). Ajax La. L.eche League meets INVISIBLE DISABILITY: at 7.45 p.m. Information and The Invisible Disability support for women wanting Support Group meets at 7 to breast-feed. Pregnant p.m. at 947 Adelaide Ave. E., women, mothers, babies wel- Oshawa. It's for parents of come. 683-6188 for location children with ADD, ADHD, and more information. social, emotional or behav- FEAR: The Free From Fear ioral problems. 623-5414, Foundation support group 623-6490,436-7706. meets from 7 to 9 p.m. AQUARIUM: Durham Information and educational Region Aquarium Society maternal for anxiety disorders meets at 7:30 p.m. at R.S. sufferers. 831-3877. McLaughlin Collegiate (cafe- HOME WEEK: The Ajax feria), 570 Stevenson Rd. N., Home Week organizing coni - Oshawa. 831-0940 (Ty). mittee meets at 7:30 pm. in THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19,1995 -PAGE 17 the Ajax Community Centre. Anyone interested in helping is welcome. 686-1985 (Jim), 723-5478 (Lon), 686-4727 (Martin). WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 FATIGUE: The Durham M.E.-CFS Association meets at 7 p.m. at Kingsway College, 1156 King St. E., Oshawa 839-4705. CHLORINE: The Durham Environmental Network meets at 7:30 pm. at Durham College, 2000 Simcoe S. N., Oshawa Topic is effects of chlorine on the Great Lakes and human health. All wel- come. 985-3225 or 509-3156. WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club holds a dinner meeting at the Victorian Garden Banquet Hall, corner of Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2, Pickering Village. Reception 6 p.m., dinner 6:45 p.m. Members S25, guests $30. 427-6930,723-3000. TENNIS: The Dunmoore Tennis Club holds a pre -sea - son registration at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2, from 7 to 9 pm. 839-9832 (Mark Reid). NURSING: The Gerontological Nursing Association Durham chapter holds a Managing Agggresion educational ses- sion at The Whitby Mental Health Centre, Bldg. 30, Gordon SL, at 7 pm. COMPUTERS: The Macintosh Users East Club meets from 7:30 to 10 pm. in Room 135 of Anderson Collegiate, Anderson St. north of Hwy. 2, Whitby. 433-0777. LIVERPOOL WEST: The Liverpool West Community Association holds its annual general meeting at 7:30 pm. at the Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Police presentation on crime and safety. and an update on various community develop- ments. 831-7997. Look for this feature every other Week where various health concerns will be addressed better posture instead of surgery it. 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EK wE Call For An Appointinent 683-TT35 A GOOD ATTITUDE DEVELOPS: • Respect • Narinlino • Patience • Concentration o% tom' Ar , 16 R - - OUR GOAL IS SIM E, H YOURS CM 011191 MklPClOt tAFRENOOKS N110E0F0UiFROM + . S=UoF 428-2219 cess +. i�9Ti: , t ! tf`� PICKERMti/AJA>F PAGE 13 -THE ISYS ADVER71SER SUNDAY, MARCH 11,1195 A Flood of medals 0 Pickering swimmer wins more hardware at Pan Am Games PICKER NG — What's better than one gold medal? Well, if you're Lisa Flood, it's two gold medals along with a silver at the Pam Am Games in Mar Del Plata. Argentina. The 23 -year-old Pickering resident and former member of the Pickering Swim Club won two more medals in the pool Thursday and Friday to go with the gold medal in the Got a score? Call 683-5110. `AA' bantams chase Ontario championship PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Allen's Foods major bantam 'AA' rep hockey team is the York-Simeoe league champi- ons after defeating Newmarket 6- 3 in the fourth game of the best - of -five final series. The Panthers captured the series three games to one and will now �'`♦� meet Orangeville in the 'AA' all - Ontario champi- - A14 onship final. The puck pursuits series starts Monday night at the Pickering An Ajax player, left, and a Pickering foe converge on Recreation Complex. With Pickering leading 4-3 the pick ring dunovice division adios at the Pickering entering the third period, the �Y Totunarnertt over the March break. Panthers' defence shutdown the photo by Celia Bronkhorst Redmen, while the Pickering shooters managed to score two Kondo peewees division champs more goals to put the game and the series on ice. AJAX-PICKERING — The Team members are In game three of the series, Durham West Brian Koodo- Margaret Jonoski, Nathalie Newmarket prevented Pickering Re/Max Quality One peewee Urbas, Jasmine Urbas. Sheena 6om sweeping the affair with a girls' hockey team is the Gosse, Jessie Ford, Nicole d.3 victory. champion of its division this Friel, Kelly Brown, Kristin Scoring in the two games for season. Alexiou, Meagan Rocca, Pickering were T.J. Hill with The Brian Kondo-Re/Max Chelsey Emslie, Andrea fair goals and three assists, Greg squad captured the regular- Reynolds, Michelle Bttraett with four goals and two season crown with an impres- Simnwod% Kelly -Anne Friel, tests and Jeff Hales with a goal sive record of 15 wins, d= Kimberlie Brittelli and and -two assists. Other assists losses and four ties. Chantale Gauthier. The squad went to Alan Thatcher, Keith The squad is currently is coached by Glenn Brown, Brace, Jeff Squigna, Jeff Galea undefeated in playoff action assisted by Jackie Ford and and Charlie Macon, with two wins and no losses. Pieter Chiu. i Please recycle GYMNAS C!�] "this newspaper IL I EFW i IF, 4� IF C1 rit" -Wi AL qr Ir I—& 14L T women's 200 -metre breaststroke she won earlier in the week. Flood earned her second of the Games in the women's 100 -metre breaststroke on Thursday. As was the case when she won her first gold medal, she edged out Canadian teammate and long-time rival Guylaine Cloutier of Montmagny, Quebec for first place. Flood was timed in 1 minute 10.36 seconds, with Lisa Cloutier touching the wall in 1:10.44. Her third medal performance at the Pan Am Games carne in the Canadian women's 400 -metre medley relay event Friday. Flood and teammates Joanne Malar of Hamilton, Shannon Shakespeare of Winnipeg and Marianne Limpert of Fredericton earned the silver medal with a time of 4:19:06. The Canadian team finished well behind the gold -medal -winning American Flood foursome which knocked more than four seconds off the previous Pan Am Games record for the event. SPORTS 9 P Flood has eclipsed her personal medal count at the Pan Am Games. At the 1991 Games in Cuba, she captured two medals. An academic and athletic all-American at Villanova University, the former Olympian is finishing a psychology degree at the Philadelphia school and will graduate in May. Flood plans to go on to graduate school at Villanova, but will delay those plans for a year in order to prepare for a chance to make the Canadian Olympic Team to com- pete at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta 1 offw 1m ,6710F,W�1- w� yiavl lol4'ng 6frii � �t� MAKE YOUR OWN GREAT TASTING WINE FOR LESS THAN '3-A BOTTLE!! SATtSFACTON GUARANTEED 619-0633 282 YONAfigi AVE., AJAX Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. E (JUST NORTH of sAYLY) whiz Kids Gymnastics will be holding Ws spring session registration iroam MONDAY, MARCH 20 to FRIDAY, MARCH 24 6 p.m. -8 p.m. 904 Simcoe Street North Oshawa For More Information Call 432-5378 AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax - Pickering Raiders Yorkton minor novice 'AAA' rep hockey team achieved a milestone that no other local squad has been able to pull off. The novice Raiders finished in fust place in the Eastern Ontario 'AAA' league this season, something no other Ajax -Pickering squad has been able to do in the towns' short history at the top level of hockey in the province. The Yorkton Raiders posted a daz- zling record of 26 wan& five losses and five ties in league ac uon. The Raiders also recorded the lowest goals -against -s finish on top average in the league, allowing only 72. Raiders' shooters netted 168 goals. Forwards Joey McColm, Michael Rocca, Patrick Milne, Mark Boyce, Matthew Carroll, Brent Small, Brett Connolly, John Scrymgeour and Matthew Thrift blasted opposing goalies with a five -goals -a -game aver- age - Backed up by goaltenders Jeremy Nicholson and Paul Benson, the Raiders' defence of Jason Winder, Kyle Foster, Danny LeFort. Kyle Tale and Shawn Coukke allowed an aver- age of only two goals each contest. Wanted 1R4oZnet4pwn Heroes The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On Aorll 5 we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. On April 5 we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The fiero will receive a commemorative T-shirt and plaque. Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 16. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser and the Pickering Town Centre. �frPEof..ry News Advertise �111111 T17 14 P THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, MARCH 11,1195 -PAGE 19 `Cardiac Kids' storm back to win YorkumiSimcoe semis PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Toshiba minor peewee 'AA' rep hockey team has advanced the York- Smwce playoff (mals, but not without a struggle in the semifinals against Bowmanville. The Toshiba 'Cardiac Kids' knocked off Bowmanville in the fifth and decid- ing game, their second win in a row, with an exciting 6-5 victory at Don Beer Arena March 6. Pickering now faces the Vaughan Rangers in the York-Simcoe finals which get under way shortly. Michael Mitchell led the troops in the crucial contest, scoring three times and adding two assists. Clint Randolph fired two goals, while Matt Steinke added a single. Steve Johnson chipped in with three assists, with singles to Randolph, Jamie Follett, Spencer Cameron and Paul Cain. Goalie Matt McMullen faced 37 shots in the contest The Panthers, who fell behind two games to one in the series, staved off elimination and forced game five with a 4-1 win in the fourth contest. Mike Cuzzolino scared twice, with one apiece to Johnson and Randolph. Assisting were Follett, Steinke, Randolph, Craig Hilborn, Mitchell and goalie Matt McMullen. Bowmanville took game three in the Pickering selects drop semi-final match PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Advantage Car Rental major atom select hockey team advanced to the semis at a recent London tourney. The Panthers lost to the host London squad in the semi-finals. The final score was not provided. Pickering opened the event with a 2- 0 win over Forest Hill. Paul Delsey and Ryan Pelan potted goals, with assists to Brendan Hulme, Stephen McEachen and Brandon Ridding. Goalie Peter Watkins earned the shutout The local atoms dropped a 3-2 deci- sion to Cambridge in the second game. Ridding and Shane Holliashead scored, as McEacben and Ryan Pelan earned assists. Goalie Dustin Boyer kept Pickering in the contest Solid defence from Ryan Chomiszak, Allan DeBono, James Dean, Chris Forrester, Ryan Mithkelson and Hulme allowed Pickering to blank Hamilton 2-0. Watkins earned another shutout. Pelan scored both Pickering Aoalt. Team effort pushes Pickering petites to Gloucester tournament crown PICKERING — The test, Pickering managed to Pickering petite 'C' rmgette edge host Gloucester 5-4 m a team turned in a solid gold come-hom-behind victory. In performance at the recent the third game, the local Gloucester tournament. petite squad earned a 5-3 win After posting a perfect over Metcalfe. record of three wins and no Team members are Jessica losses in round-robin play, Cater, Jenna Valera, Pickering advanced to the Stephanie Flatman, Lorrissa title game against Metcalfe. Dowdell, Nicole Delory, Pickering dominated the Christina Ward, Ashlea final from start to finish en Bradner, Lindsay Vine, route to an easy 7-I win to Amanda Wallace, Shannon spate the gold medal Kay, Iaurarme Huron, Julie Pickering defeated Pointe Ross, Michelle Vitelle, Claire, Quebec, 7-3 in the Cerianne Mackenzie and first game In the second con- Kadey'Ibomat_ Men's soccer loop needs players AJAX-PICKERING — An area entry in the Motor City Soccer Club is looking for players for its men's team fa tine coming season. The Durham Athletics Soo= Ckdx a socond-year squad in the Oshawa -based Motor Cay kww seeks men from Ajax and Pidkesatg In play is the competitive bop. Pbocis mast be over 18 artd have soccer atperience. Home games for the dub ate at Iroquois Park. Whitby. For mono information, can mem manager Simon Iamb at 723-1556 or Trevor Lombera at 686-1668. AJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION SUNDAY, MARCH 26,1995 7:04 RM. The Commodore's Room Ajax Community Centre series 4-1. Sean Grieve scored the lone Pickering goal, assisted by Steinke and Follett. Goalie Aaron Gray faced 30 shots in the game. Pickering won gauze two 6-3. Scott George, Cuzzolino, Johnson, Sean Sadler, Mitchell and Grieve scored for the Toshiba peewees, with assists to Randolph and Follett with two, Curzolino, Mitchell, Grieve, Steinke and Jason McAuley. McMullen earned the wit in net. The series opener was won by Bowm nviRe 3-1. Cuzzolino scored the lone Pickering goal. Aaron Gray kept Pickering in the game, facing 28 shots. if ym see tEw hqprifiv, On the 683-5110. -------------------------------------� Imbs mascoll beauty supply • � PICKERING AJAX OSHAWA I mascoll beauty supply announces a new outlet I Pickering Hub Mail 1 1360 Kingston Rd., Pickering (905) 420-4264 1 Relaxers N •' $ 95 from 15 i 1 Present this coupon for a 1 FREE 100 ml TUBE OF COCOA BUTTER CREME 1 ($3.95 value) While Quantities Last 1 L -----------------------------------J OPEN INVITATION TO THE COMMUNITY TO A TOWN HALL MEETING RE: THE PROPOSED DURHAM UNIVERSITY CENTRE As everyone knows, knowledge has become a mandatory asset for upward -moving, work -seeking individ- uals. In this regard. Durham Region can feel well -served by the efforts of our local school board. private sector trainers and Durham College. As president of Durham College. I am understandably proud of the work that my 1.000 col- leagues do on behalf of our 42.000 students. Your college is, and will continue to be, a vital force for high-quality adult learning, economic development and social well-being in our com- munity. In addition to benefitting from what the college does, however, all other communities of our size in Ontario and Canada also have a university. As a result, the Durham Region Municipal Council asked me, about two years ago, to lead a group of three dozen citizens to develop and gain support for a full-time university presence in Durham Region. We are finishing our work this month and have already tested it with a number of municipal councils, school boards, and business and labour councils. WE WOULD NOW LIKE TO TEST IT WITH You• the individuals and families of Durham Region. You are therefore invited to participate in a Town Hall Forum. Wadwsd* Mod 29, IM 7:00 - 9°30 pin, C.A.W. Union Hall - Local 222 (300 seats available) 1425 Phillip Murray Avenue, Osbawa, Ontario Come on out! We'll discuss all the details - Why? What? Where? When? 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Mlkt; I.IEL, 99 HONEY A''�.'qTPlKXXC-i0FCALF0AP&A�ANGERINF.SEMONS2+a LBLAP4E SEM IW STRAWBERRIES OftW.WA1.. nrrRA FUIi ns PAGE 22 THE NEVIS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19,1995 Honda peewees, sideswipe league rivals PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Formula Honda minor peewee select hockey team has been on fire of late, winning several league games and turning in a decent performance at a London tournament. The Panthers finished with a record of a win, a loss and a tie at the recent West London Select Tournament. However, the record wasn't good enough to qualify for the playoffs. Pickering played to a 2-2 draw with Kitchener in the tourney open- er. Tony McMulkin and Andrew Goodine scored, with assists to Darryl Malandrino and Kevin Winslow. The Formula Honda peewees then edged Oakridge 3-2. Goodine, Malandrino and McMulkin were the goal getters, with assists to Chris Bryden, James Kimball, Kevin Fleming, Ryan Tracy and Winslow. The local selects dropped a 6-2 decision to West London in the third game. Ken Stevens and Malandrino scored, with Chris Nielsen and McMulkin assisting. Garet McKinnon, Rory Clephan and Kevin Emerson shared the goaltending duties at the tourney. In league play, the Hondas drove over Wexford 12-1. Cibodine and John Reid counted in hockey play SCOREBOARD rICltEtlKi MEWS SASKETEALL LEAGUE MOr►Y"TttBM 01101111111111110114 .M Aay. March 6, oto roan playcft week 3 ISAt1E 1 Say SpoRs 62 vs. ASG Cawers 4s. TOP SCOPE" Ow Sports: Enc Crbr 19. Kenneer Dardel IS ASG: Vinbn Plane 14, Vaems Yards 10. OA11E 2 ElAod Flodrnge 72 vs. Insurance Ponloko 61. TOP aCOw6M Ell -Rod- Neil Tyrell 24, Conrad Davis 14, Clillon McPherson 11. linrraa Ponrobo: iaynoift W@0 14, Ivor Weser 14. Sob Provanarw 9. GAME 2 Perry's Aub Sava 73 vs. Vern a Rod's Plaoa 58 TOP scow9" Penny's: Erw McLean 22, Bros Sub~ I& Vrn A Rod's Pleas: Dodge Beeldord 19. Denvw Davy 16. Wayne Gouldiing 10. IIASI M OM610/1 Monday Marek 6 - round4odn FlayaI wen 3 GAW 1 Rod i � am's Puce 40 vs, Mud Mons 31 TOPa0011E1M Rod a vein's: Rey Fan 9. Tarry Cook l Mud Harm Don Leahy 10.91wre Leahy 6 ISLAM Van Kempen kwrrrroe 44 vs. McGinnis LandYq 36. TO► t10011HM Van Kerrperc Ron Fara9' 14, AM Eaoorer b & Rog Yrap L McGinnis Lending: AM Deb 9. Bob MW 7 - QAW Candi n Pnlledlve Pwdmift 33 vs. Elgda Cap 27. TG►scx h Crddlan PnAK*ive: Bob Iidddrd 12, Reuberu Delronce 6. ShwaAk"01 6. Ehryea CorFc Craig Reladldi 10, Fwd Osler 7. 047 Pickering Mackey Association GENERAL MEETIXG March 22, 1995 DON BEER ARENA p.m. ft"istt adver fff flodaw prMikoff 6eoes at 5:45 p.m. hat tricks, Tracy, Kimball and Malandrino scored twice each. Among those earning assists were Michael Rasmussen, Garret McKinnon and Brett Carpenter. The Panthers also defeated Queensway 6-2. McMulkin and Goodine each with two, Stevens and Stephen Grimshaw with one apiece, scored for Pickering. In a rematch against Queensway. Pickering earned a 5-3 victory. Craig Lillie and Grimshaw each scored a pair, with a single to Tracy. Assisting were Stevens with two, Kimball, Malandrino and Michael McElroy with one apiece. Peewee Panthers open OMHA playoff series with win and tie Gareth Cawley also scored for Pickering. As there is no overtime in the series until the final game, each team was awarded one point for the draw. Pickering leads the six -point series 3-1. PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers Harvey's Liverpool Road major peewee `AA' rep hockey team took con- trol of its best -of -five OMHA playoff series with the Richmond Hill Jaguars with a win and a tie last week. In game one of the series, goalie Paul Guthrie blanked the Jaguars 6-0 with a 25 -save performance. Sean Docherty and Chris Lawrence each scored a pair for Pickering, with singles to Jesse Meldrum and Tyler Ford. The Panthers posted a come -from - behind 3-3 tie with the Jaguars in the sec- ond game. Docherty, with his second goal of the game, was the hero for Pickering, firing the equalizer with two seconds remaining. The Harvey's ban- tams pulled goalie Steve Stinson in the last minute of play. AJAX & PICKERING ��`'° .�"�MP TRYOUT^I H. ' . m AAA, AA S s � Choo I s CONDITIONING CAMP FOR 1995-96 TRYOUTS • Power skating - Checking Skills • Puck Control • Tryout Dnlls 4r - • Shooting • Goaltending Ontario HockMEENA Schoo1S esti 5th DON BEER ,,,�� yea APRIL 10, 11, 12, 13, 1995 mss,"°''' (TRYOUTS COMMENCE APRIL 17/95) 1995-96 AGE CATEGORY PLAYERS BORN TIME MINOR NOVICE 1987 MAJOR NOVICE 1986 6:00-7:00 p.rn. MINOR ATOM 1985 MAJOR ATOM 1984 7:00-8:00 p.m. MINOR PEE -WEE 1983 MAJOR PEE -WEE 1982 8:00-9:00 P.M. linduded contact shills) MINOR BANTAM 1981 MAJOR BANTAM 1980 9:00-10:00 P.M. pnG,.ded Contact stalls) LIMITED POSITIONS APPROXIMATELY 30 SKATERS CALL TO RESERVE 4 GOALTENDERS PER SESSION (905) A39-3794 HEAD INSTRUCTOR: CRAIG CHANDLER • ENOUIRE ABOUT OUR SUMMER CONOfT10NING PROGRAMS AND HOCKEY CAMPS • Youth Program -Apes 7-15 Years • Season - May through August * Times 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm it 14 Non Contact games * Days - Mondays through Thursdays Registration at: Ajax Community Center, 75 Centennial St, Ajax, Ontario Feb. 1819510:00 am For further Information contact: March 2519510:00 am Jim Darlow 905.686.42116 May 6/9510*00 am F 1 Hary Banton 905.6861576 P Please recycle this newspaper "IN LINE ROLLER BLADE HOCKEY LEAGUE, SET FOR DURHAM REGION" SUMMER "95" Once again the "GENERALS" Hockey League 1c set to expand. The league which now operates Hockey Leagues from Art Thompson Arena and Ajax Community Centre is about to add a new dimension to the league, Youth Inline Hockey, to be played out of Don Beer Arena, in Pickering, Ontario. The league will initially consist of 32 teams ranging in age of 7 to 15 years old. Inline Hockey has been storming into the Hockey world with leaps and bounds over the last couple of years. The -Generali' proven track record, has opened the door to the Durham residents to participate in this truly exciting sport. The league which is slated to begin in May 95, will host 32 teams this season with numerous age divisions. Games to be played Monday through Thursday evenings. Emphasis will be put on safe, competitive, fun in-line hockey. Major penalties will definitely not be tolerated. Registration to the league will be: Feb. 18195 10.00 am - 3:00 pm Mar. 25/95 10:00 am - 3:00 pm May 6/95 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Location: Ajax Community Centre 75 Centennial St., Ajax, Ontario For more information, please call Jim Darlow 905-686-4286 Harvey Bunston 905-686-1576 No ASSOCA COACH LBMM OMB "T111=11MM CLMIC' yf 'Soturdoy, mordt 25 /ran 9 - 5 of linnondole Golf & Curling Club %_ x -t. $4ti IuwludukL a light Itawh; t aaacd apwc avaalaNc IS25 wilt be rermburvod r, 1995 AWRA cowhm) keps4aftm foe% musk be dnippod our at Prcirrwg i'd&*r .Cpr.rrs aw reouved In (w.rd linxk. I I Hcaurwmt I)n%c, Ajar 112743/.1 t awa Later than %% ed w da,, March 22 1 1 r 1 rM SMA scum will be veld on dw fii iviog Saawdon's frww 2:M P.m - 3:34 P.m at Wesbir,i, 1i*%s PWWhr SeMa1, 45 Branum Read: _ Marell25, £ s April 1 and Apron 8 For nxwe information, axltact Bnan Cunliffe - (-,W)- 1279 ON" M T��lM 3 win be Will an lre fellewitl8 SaawArp at Lakeside Pilins Sclloall. 4 Parkes Drive, March 18, Apri 1, Apra 8, and April 22 s . Moarto 12--49 taw -1:38'.m Bolivians 1:38'.m - 3:00 pm Jir 3:49 pm - 4:38m p� 1m fff�" brin. : Mill ll=r 'ri1fA�'r: win be Yell M ie 16111oviw6 Smadays at LINVorl Alexawder PWWIL Scud, 95 ClkwrA Street Nara, Mani 26, April 2, A'ri 9 i Aril 23 T- Batt) 9:49 a.m - Is-" a.m Marr Mas'wibs 10:49 ams. - 11:49 A.m Major Mmgmiw 11:49 a.m -12..08 woos l r Miller PeeWee 12:49 woos - 1:00 pm Major Peewee 1:49 pm - 2:49 pm Minor Bawtaa 2.-49 pa. - 3:49 pm Major Hemillaa 3:49 pm - 4:49 pm MidW 4:49 pm - .S:N pm THE NEWS ADVEWISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, I"S-PAGE 23 Ouawtity Means Results- advertise both Oshawa-Whitby-Clarinqton This Week and Aiax-Pickerina News Advertiser. Combined Pressrun of 126.000 even Sundav TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS PICKERING CAMPUS ,l Pktre vorrself in an exciting new career! It cmW happen in as little as six nwudw._ and it al beams with one phone cal. OOG...an lead to as .;'a rm in as Rafe asr tII»t COURSES STARTING IN MARCH Banking and Financial Services (Oshawa) Legal Administrative Assistant Medical Office Assistant Micro Computer Business Applications (M.C.B.A.) Business Administration Accounting and Computers Hotel and Restaurant Operations (Oshawa) Bar and Beverage Management (Oshawa) If Pau we U vars of age or older and recendv laid oB veer tssav qo� fo► traia" assistance from the prowww pgovern ARL a Financial AuataiKe rnav be AaiW* • he Empfovrand leafiness Training"Teach lou Flow to Get a lob TORONTO Hellid�Y�amld a I1dIerl�e PICKERING (905) 420-1344 IIS$ Kiigom 1w, stile 17 Pickeirhiis Otahrle 'We an Clare* seddm an induidfal who possesses s"q adl*lldi;@f aWorts11A . The suocesdd cu dldafe must be Woficierd and able to work .. flapilder*inIas �ht fd1Owirgare ei��yWad/W 6.0 +Excel/Lobus 1-2-3 a POW Point wDiclaptione Legh ardor human resources badgr=W would be an asset. ■ THE ■�� MINACS ■■■■ GROUP ■■■■■ INC Please Contact: JUDY SMITH 905.579-2911 Fax 905-579MW f(A CD1 PROGRESS Courses starting noN: • Programmer Anal%st • Computer Maintenance Technology • LANSy stems'rechnologs • 0frice administration • Micro Computers and Business .applications • Computerized Accounting • Nord Pr(xessinK COOK equwed for child—are centre 8:30 a.m - 1 30 P M. Mon to Fn . Salary E9.50tx. Must have exp. for r a fast paced enwort P �Krrlgbah ng rubTbon exp. a must responsible 'or shoppw+g. clean•,g and • tchon roubnes Send re. sume by Mon. March 27. 395 bFirst SMps t>dd- -.9re. 1990 whites Rd.. ckenng Ont. L1V 6PS _nly suitable appscants Ma be ;afled for an inter - IN. ew. YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE EARN EXTRA MONEY THIS SUMMER UP TO SKS/WEEK No Win. _*Ms Moto& =or :QEE 7.tars nth S.A.SE V M.M. Merkod g P.O. Bos 3OS74 OekwaO.t. LIJK! - customer Service-c.tl 434 8585 560 King It. West w ° ,me soft waft ord. OSHAWA The Island Plaza r�,'�,g„y °or VC-1AA - .;jw[LAM -,AN, , , - lu= . __WATOk - SASxA'W% Qnckbooks.expenenoed a 0004FEG • MAM T0ft - MSS1 %&" • TOROaTO - MCATM YOltx - SCARBOROUGM - :SMAWA - gi%GS' N - �-TTAaA - IIOaTREAL Pky I matern ty leave a 1 AVAL - LOMGUEWL - QUEBEC - "L'lAll Pon tuTo posibon avail - awe -Fax ree,me or leder to CO( Career Deveicoment InSWAtS Ltd (1100) 1131-3034 C4) THE MJW AM REGION ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL BOARO AJAX/PICKERING ADULT DAY SCHOOL SEMESTER 4 - MARCH 27 - MAY 30 ,COURSE !�a i UM MATH (TwABusiness) 12 09:00-11:30 am ENGLISH (General) 12 11:30-02:00 pm LAW 12 02.00-04:30 pm CHEMISTRY' 11 04:30-07:00 pm COMPUTER 11 04:30-07:00 pm Musinrna Appications) WP51, Loan 1-2-3, d hisc DssktopPublslwV -No Friday classes No Fees - $50.00 rekrfdable book deposit k oris about Math► Crede (you may be eigbe Ilor up to 12) LEARN TO SPEAK ENGLISH MONDAY- FF;DAY 09:15.11:45- MORNNG 12.152:45 -AFTERNOON FULL TIME OR PART TIME HOW TO REGISTER CALL: 683-7713 VISIT: 50 COMMERCIAL AVENUE, AJAX D�l�l4! a�1[ltl>R■- wfso an IOOMf11D for work in On N. " 0 at Terrfforim Cam boll free for firm info- WI Classified Dell. sled every via. to FYf. &AI aLQ - &W JUL S&L 9.36 - 3.40 Call tt'8M67 $10.00 PER HOUR Inlrltediate assigrlrrl s for DZ drivers. Knowledge in waste dsposw adiran"em,must have clean abstract and a n inimum of 2 years DZ driving experience. ■ THE Please Contact ■�� MINACS KAREN MAHER ■■■■ GROUP 905-579-2911 ■■■■■ INC Fax 9D5-579.6050 I In co-operation with DRIVERS AZ -DZ Long short term City work - aMin.3 yrs. exp. • saftey boots • Current abstact Tues - Thors 9arn -1 pm 2100 Eresmem rid 11208 AIMCO (MWar=''es-?re) ,D y_M5 NAN-7: For Pmennq Tam ca Days. Nots Also Iiowsed A -Auto mechanic call 686-1515 EASY NCOME Aloe from -Kxne :a Free wdor. maeon send S.A.S E to P O box 31066, 475 wool. ney Rd. Alt. Ontano L 1 T- 3HO Human Resources Development Canada SEMMVAR DATE SALES TECHNIQUES for RESULTS... ... _....... 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HAIR STYLIST wilt polsasiarf and aotranI I alabrde w "red knr U tint pour" OF Sunday only eom 12 - SP.m. Please cad Mary or Lout 726.4=& EXPERN30CED _ Nail Tedwwm regtrarj for busy tri salon in Oshawa Rent or oorrenism baaw ^m 5765637 ask for Lana. tam" need an about NZ Mww Prod tune r are boon Many operanp for x0a's and+pial "aloePam No E. b pat irNolved. Call 432-6/00, or 1.000.77 EXTRA. =Careers ' 0 Careers 100 Careers1100 Careers 1 0 0 Caree'S1100 Si in Idndinc�P�sier no�[t�=�� orld-� drier 111U rjl�' ' •�r ro II YJ ; �.� s prem or separated or PartyIts positions available n all deport- k with ares Y work YO1O� ya nmsnts. Earn up to $14.62 spermlce• you may 4aalih 4 CNC MACHINING CENTRE - 'VERTICAL OR HORIZONTAL CNC LATHE - SLANT & GAP BED CNS EXTERNAL GRINDING - REGULAR & GAP BED CONVENTIONAL LATHE & MILLING MACHINE These opportunities will appeal to Journeyperson Machinists with a minimum of five years" experience and the ability to set and operate CNC machines in a high quality, short batch environment. You combine a familiarity with the machining techniques and quality control requirements for high strength aerospace materials with an ability to interpret manufacturing drawings and instructions. CNC MAINTENANCE MECHANIC requirements include a technical level of education in engineering or manufacturing. As a certified Industrial Mechanic with valid Class 'A' papers, you combine five years- experience in a high tech shop with a proven ability to perform repairs and preventative maintenance on a broad range of machines such as OKK, VDF, G&L, and SNK Ability to work well under minimal supervision, basic electrical experience and creative problem solving skills are also key to this role. CNC MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN You are a certified Industrial Electrician with at least five years' experience in a CNC Machine Tool Shop, and skill in performing repairs and preventative maintenance on a broad range of machines such as OKK, VDF, G&L, and SNK. Your flexible, self -motivated work style is complemented by your ability to perform well under minimal supervision and your creative problem solving skills. CMM INSPECTOR As the CMM Inspector, you wilt conduct CMM inspections on complex aerospace components. A proven self-starter with the ability to work independently, you will call upon your previous five years, minimum, relevant Inspection experience, Including CMM Machine Centre operations In the aerospace industry, to assist you. Additional ASSEMBLY INSPECTOR In addition to inspecting complex aircraft assemblies and subassemblies, the incumbent must also interpret detailed drawings. A college graduate, your 3-4 years of experience working in a manufacturing setting is complemented by unsurpassed work ethics and the ability to work according to a schedule and under deadlines. Preference will be given to candidates with a valid A-M.E. license. ALL OF THESE POSITIONS REQUIRE TEAM PLATERS WHO ARE WILLING TO WORK A 3 -SHIFT OPERATION AND OCCASIONAL OVERTIME. At Messier -Dowty, we provide a positive work environment coupled with a very competitive compensation package in a growing and challenging company. We thank all applicants and advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Interested candidates are invited to forward a detailed resume, indicating the position of interest, to: Human Resources. Messier -Dowty Inc_, S74 Monarch Avenue, Ajax, Ontario LIS 2G8. MESSIERDO\AITY HAIRSTYUST - BE you gown boss. Rant a chair and Increase you r mneme and reduce you stress level. Gnat rales. Inquire 432- 7474 HORSE CLEANING LA- DIES wdh previous ex - penance reseed, for Helen Home Services. Cal 427- 1041. uvE-ai Suprinlo dent required for sowrwnwoe apartment, ided for relined couple, • send resume w: Fie ♦ 7126, Oehswa W11111 - by 1116 Week. P. O. Box 4ei.Oshawm, LtH71.5. NAIL TECHNICIAW AESTHETICIAN Paul the reqund ler local salon. For interview please cal Soo --35U iw Ask for Marlon. CLERK With 2 years + expemnce in Ike Car MMICe 619-0229 TRENTWAY WAGAR a now accepting applicstione for school bus drivers ler the ElowmanvillialCourbco area. Experience including a class a -crime. p,elened but not necessary. Ir inter- ested phase n1 Greg on Tony 432-2068 or 432- 2M. ROMAN Ili!'A Seeks full and part time sales associates. Must be highly motivated and assertive. Previous Spa Industry Experience A definite Asset caaf9os�s7a-2799 or (9D5)-8376626 1 1 O� IF you are single a a sngle START NOWLocal prem or separated or PartyIts positions available n all deport- k with ares Y work YO1O� ya nmsnts. Earn up to $14.62 spermlce• you may 4aalih per hr. d qualified. No ex- 10, $senna$ assiaWlce of i penance necessary, own you we over 45 and have T traneportason required. cw* bean Ind off. you may Call 4040403.9:30.4:30 qualify for trjnrg asoi► tans. DIPICERT, Loos. tttPO�r[ AT woratrsle, D -e as, Ward t10r/K Ao4pse, Bedford, Aukuead, we w yes d -ft le Ventura. Pagemaker, Hr - annuals serpednts pro COMM, C—WUW Pro• seal YX Far i��w. Pant, CA and System An. �.a:c ti aiysR Cobol. Panel and C. Fide soar Ealnariaaa Pfmotoelmop. °"silt Express, an Utastaol W $i t'f3, and gw&atm Durham BUMF n*Nbfl, one. Liv fie neer CMWJW Cam". 42- 3010 CONSIDER joining The 1 Canty and Victoria lion- Inc. as a !also of cY. GIRL FRIDAY squired sdtrM! Tum you love Reception, clerical and tlecoratxg aril LAK knowledge. into a hams based burs- Please forward resumes lo: rent- Our Irma Arty plum File #7138 Oshawa This odors boom County A Vic - Was . ic- Wask, P. O. Box 481, toiler deooraIi aocerde b oehimm Ontario. Lal 71.5 our clients. A 'Ground Floor' opporbamity!! call Mrs. Waam 906.679-0912. 11-0 oft e 120 CHelp 1 2 V Help 5 MONTH TEMPORARY POSITION Busy Ajax light manufacturing firm requires CLERK TYPIST For computer invoicing. Must possess good typing skills and the ability to work well under pressure. Minimum 1 year general office experience a must. Call Ms. Addison for appointment 428-6990 "Fill -AC 0,dustr-es Inc ECONO WRE DRIVEWAY NOW HIRING SALES PERSONS GREAT INCOME OPPORTUNITY • COLLEGE OR MATURE EXPERIENCED PERSONS ONLY (905) 6864522 ENTREPRENEUR Dls- TURefTORS WANTED IMMEDIATELY for a New Company that has just started in January of axe yes, pa" up to 60% Bonus. Now toting AppL caber Call LYNDA W& 4322-0369 or STEVE 7%, 932-7080. ler Appont mark. FULL time sales person. male or female for healing and air conditioning com- pany. Reply File $17130, Oshawa Whitby This Week P. O. Box 481, Oshawa L1 H 7L5.AIR CONDITIONING ME- CHANIC required. Must have a/c, gas filter II li- cense, .cense, good kraw edge of heat pumps. refrigeration and rooftops. Tony, 683- 44T7. 834477. MACHINIST with CNC operating E Programming experience. Min. 5 years exp. Competitive wages and good working condi- uons. Pickering (905) 831- 4755. Fax (905) 831-4756 SKILLED Landscape per- sonnel required call B.K Baun Landscape Ltd. (905) 509.1786 or Fax. (905) 509-6327 a resume VALID dnvem Noone. mechanically mnck , seN- mobvated, flexible hours, available to travel (416) 587-8273. VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE PLEASE CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD OR TED WILLIAMSON JR. AT 683-5358 scr�_.�,/ NNT_xS' PURE SPRING WATER TELEMARKETERS Key people required to develop b train Telemarketing teams to sell GREAT LAKES ECO products - a family of biodegradeable soap to Cleaning products developed by Ste. Anne's Pure Spring Water Company Telerrarketers wekmmed Call Jim Abernethy 579-2837, 428-0252 Our carrel, a prestigeous °OR�arY locaied'n tMliby is cuwrtpill* I ktdiliii ilbpinNteirItigftlllntorllaled pu rcl wasig Isom ler a period of 911111011111 The sumessU caruridaie w17 be a sM-dwisrwlto enjoys a fest paced efpilorrnent and possess Pc -, M i i dge in WktdoWs, ENCWd. VJord and Rower Pad. 9 you Itetle a sand lotorlWg i d pudtosifg in Nie browing areas we watld file 10speak va your -ad" 9 gfotfnd rttairtiefwtoe e Print production • UarkeMlg rdeled prDjelds e.Trartsportaeon Services. *Products fox atter sates If product promotion Please contact ■ THE JUDY SMITH • �■ MINACS The Liinam Group Inc. GROUP 9055792911 ■■��■ INC . s Fax 905 579 6050. e . AYavIQS -Wem.rrer.l.r.- We currently require the folbWing- AZ DRIVERS Ven a part-time basis only -abstract required -local and Southern Ontario -minimum 2 years experience WfE EEM -mig and tig welders required ....: y -minimum two years experience -tical - Durham Region . Interested candidates should send resumes to: Francis Personnel Services Inc. 11 Simcoe Street North, Suite #500 Oshawa, Ontario LIG 4R7 Fax: 1-905-576-4698 110 �]; Craft a Career With Michaels M�,6'�.��,�,��,..��We Are Now Icing; w Area '"'wa"M a Qv*&n a Rom Ns4n= a Deli1 xnftd1b01S is Frarnerls a Class Iff0 uaom a Gash Uffioe a Sales PersogsW This May, we're operdng a new Michaels superstm in per. We're bOking for those who possess spirit, anew, and creadit to rnake our superstore a success. In rettun, we offer opportur ty for advanoaneflt, 6eJdble hags, seat benefits and a 25% employee discount if you thirds work can be a work of art, Midmek is the place for you. Pkk up an employee application form Monday, March 27th from 11:00 am. to 7:00 p.m. or Tuesday, March 28th from 9:00 am. to 5:00 p.m. aC Plickeding Home and Design Centre Brock Road dr Highway 401 (Near the East Metro Convention Centre), P ickerling Over 20.000 Square feet of Arts and Crafts Travelers Transporfallon is BOCeptlrlg de- Iveiry of row equipfnert in March, April, May and June for operation in 48 states and 10 provinces. `111Ile mad AZ driveeta... with profes- sional attitude, neat appearance, verifi- able U.S. experience, a current abstract, criminal Search and an ICC medical Cer- tificate. �e eller i relloo owat Drivlers ...late model tractors, air -ride trailers, starting rate up to 32 cents per mile, paid P&d's, bonus plan, health benefits and much more.. TRAVEL11111i TRAINNIPORTATION -Toronto, Ontario- Dorval, Quebec "CHECK Us OUT TODAT" 14MO-265-TRUX or 1-905-457-8789 SERVICE ADVISOR Experience is beneficial Computer Experience an asset.Must enjoy working with the public,be reliable, condentiou.s and also possess good communicative skills.To become part of a successful team. Call Dave 68;-1320 ATTENTION Landlords and Horns Owners' L.oa- ng b upgrade or rrtprove your propsrty9 For qualayp work at rafts.reasonable rafts. Cad Mr. Bnnh 571-6453 DOORS 'Ri US GARAGE DOORS OPENERS INSTALLATION Sales. Service & Repair 905-837-0949 EXCEL RENOVATIONS we put on now rook, roper old arms, put up lances, build docks and plion. We do drywall and pwut, trash basements. Reasonable rates, tierrors discounts. We gu eranke a1 work Rick (906)404-2260. HANDYMAN with a l rge tracer WIN do garbage w move[, pknkbimp, docks, etc, any odd 'Fila. Free es- bmatbt. Can Crag (906KID-9126. ROBERT JAMES CAR- PENTRY, Spoellin g in Fend k doors, prawn mold, Win, beanoe manbb, «wsrtlis,drnt ureas, bars, IildsatV bd1 a l- brakwkw 571--606 J.S. ARESTRONla DEV. INC. 3peeialing in eutem hones, taraova bots, new Itch!-$, wit• outs. bssvraesaea beeu- roorms. Repairs and ad&. tarn. Over 15 yap eaparF arm*. Free eslanbs. Can Jeff, 906 NW230- M.B.CARPENTRY Kitchen ' Bath ' Genial Rvpvn6 'RareOwJrOrK� Rarro6l for for k5kim. 2Experience 25 Yrs. Faperiwkce Lipwwd capesT 0 Here 1�06�132,2 C a R Mantorwice Busl6rtg repays and rer owoons elsctrurl pkanbeg, c rsew laws, coryenay. From ams/ repots b motor retwMals. Fully guarionl wd, kers esti- meas (906)6663300 80011 TO MMPROVE i in hedE Carper" xWior Pa lbrq C4ramic Ties raprrsi nmeltial Drywall IUMV call Scott (905)619.1663 rW C0116TIN1C'TION �1, Roaflp 89Aiea1,13al" FteoaaDeft Now 11 1 N RMkOeriotlt haft Went GI19taIMNd Rd,Cagwdena Pic+x9 Meadow of Bele (SWW4=4 VA JOi10161O1E Han wpm a arrtloar, daft bot, Nub=, rides, nerdy kv6 driest a1 Man work a C1111116*411111112 VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING LTD. Addiions, Baht, kitch- am, Basements, cera m Tiles. I told rood flfors. Rwfs,Tmn,Mfedom. Do=' Vka Acosp. Cal JuAn For Etltnladve (l86) 6sI. 5111 DELZOTTO WOOD FENCING Dada, c711n BTUs. Iron, dried tholes, set posts. For Free ESDmates Call Steve 1)509-5077 Mobile (416)409- 6456 am corm rwueiloll Interior and exterior repairs, renovations land construction. Fast and clean prolesaion- at work guaranteed. Cram, 61061913 ELECTIMCMIb Uceawd ori do an typee of eleaical work Reasonable rarer. Svrliors dwoou t. Fag serur im Cal Nat at 493 7832. TW PANTM 8 DECOR ulterior & Extenor European Workmanship Fast, dem, mutlie service. 420-0081 AJAX Mowrg Sp ms - w and pro spscakab. FW raft or hanky. Yeas now have heeled slorata was. Now oft" ft" boom wO maw. Park and load xpecrl ala . at me. and up. Cl/ for ilbrtwa-r 7250005 or a7-0006. HArAT O-TNE NOW" - Mow tit a awns, ser price fine or Fria MkVAA s. eareicrs MOLIWAIN MOVNG SYSTEMS we will - anythi% anysnsre. anyhkr. Comwor or moortwL Pam*% swap rd town swelo Y. Sever l rad newt Samoa Free eoewaa 571-0755 CINDY'S ALTERATIONS 6 CUSTOM DESIGNS all arae of tlls,ag for woddinp -proms. Wrda sv, 1, do & 139 Byron SL Pearson Law. INhby 430-6550 CARPET Iaavrr - 25 years etgwunce, tso t! int, our apeddeA Foe ee1F follows. D a N Durran, 9-- 17716 ar $W-laoo DRYWALL, bona a 4P ALL Pro PainlYnt and dNCOWIL shkkA ruokoe • ung. Maks- IPMY oeifrdga. pasta npais aoougk T bar comprw boewm t reno- vations. For tee eeelnalt Cal Bi 4324MM NOWELL'S General Contras tr kr- Residneoal and CadadMrad. iNarior and exterior coelom wo& Ptoperty Paint ypt04�, �Pa0% off work over $1,000. References lived" upon request. Can for five ow mates. (906) 404.2189. WaRrspwi le, skicoo, oab ft geaeaal rpaids bV qMW work, at wasarlabha nansw Pfrsos --asst also x Compeaabls Flats. Cal 43241660. WHI'MY TILE AND AL42KE PM&N kmw cennic im auafi;oim Wilk our 1R3 %ria SL V1Wy 4i(P-12N • aysvwleal. Apts., Rao- ratea. 20% deoorM to seal- AAE ler W'"aM pre0blaw b- ehtcrintir dywd, leas. Call 404.9eee. MEN wM WWgs Yudk will •fig b doon par lankdo hawgdd waves reef horse? For proftssifrsal 15 sire. r, g , eoe. DRYWALI and pairli ft d@nW oowwdln'.. m home d«nip ai HeknY Free «tim.w boaadrg Ypig,b*A-11 types d maws. Cal Cert or Hoes Svrvias today 427 - eel Mario nonovatiols and repairs. Jam 427,2-68. 1041. 6161B6A saran jobs. 1s years ex- wcNALSIa Movm - LET no Who a lead df. poience. Free -$atmos houses, sperawres, come. Rnpawitib, reliable to& 3sr. Ken l and out d at�- and PWp >t* a snhle cle-V woman. (.�. R ua own n area. Ken 434 4500 ciafaL Free wardrobe sari Call 430.9998. CALL be. Licensed, inured Fee aa.�_�tisalts vsimabCal 4967!95. MATURE °A s. nsr i;vY.Tr�r+ to dean yw hone- or at - caw ke. No id bo tit or Ifo to 81s$-7963 wral• calIN" mwes.9 8161781. NEED a nano cawr Der, sorssl C4ers. by ginYtty class g as very reasonable rafts. day and evens¢ available. Cad now for our spring specrab 579-1706. 432-I s" RELIABLE MOUSE CLEANER WON to aro Jaukmq, Dialing. KArJo . Both- ,, ' .fleas ef: Ra norwbb rates. Weekly &-0960 M CALL 915-61 M957 scapng. spring clean-ups. wurwl% now bookiN ler egarlodung garden waft. docks A garden use 9W me". Cad 723-7351 THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, L"S_PAGE 25 I gnilM iter bany ON doeMeddR. 0M 4reed ewer MtplW9a--m exp. an a tarL A PIT tet WaL Move a 66eiad 1MYer Pontiac IlinicIky 7=5 KhWs9em Rd. Plelrerim& 90s-631-2693. ANifil'rANT Bright, motivated and friendly person needed part time in very busy growing family practice in Uxbridge. HARP certification and dental office experience are mandatory. Please hand deliver resume to: 42 Toronto St. N. Attention Dr, Laune Guise -Baxter for directions only please can (905)852-3131 LIVE- IN sitter-o.;Lxoa :or s yr old and 6 model dd. reftrerteee retluared. Brock/ HCa Hwy 2. p Wendy 906- 42&27'74 MAGICIAN, clown nends, rwdy to entertain $or any aga, any occasion Bwth- days. Poor riota ts, opwwugs. lud ravers. 144gkc saw are NO Loam hsip 634- 7067 or 7263334 RAABITw4nts work doing ,ayc for died so s Parties and of occassixim Have MY own msgto4rt Cad Er - re 666.4932 PARRY'S DRIVING SCHODL Lotter rates Rsgkllar tans $26Mr Rscsveren 8kaelr Roti $171hr 'rat talc -uarssrcu :mat, 70sans. Ssodaraon gorrsaad 6916-Ok1t5 AFFORDABLE daycare. My hon +.. Ages 1 112* Re- ceipts. ill 427-9506. DAYCARE. century home near Metro Zoo. Picker Scarborough work route. merle. large edoodoutdoor play area. evict c 10-9 morn of 3. rekMw+wa. (416) 266-5048.. LOVING mother of 5 with 12 years expenorKe. Fret Aid, CPR. Large pay facrk- ty. tented yard. lunchp/ snacks provided. Any age welcome Clore b sctodb. relereinceahem ts. Lisa 427.4261 RELIABLE daycare offered at my home. i doorlouldoor actrvil ss. nutritious mssele/ arkacks. axe sfent roller - 0`100. several yaws exp 2 kA time aperags avatsbko Hwy 211ctxw 637-2039 INDUSTRIAL u- with t 3 yrs experience. 'joking for kA tens em► poyment. Reply Fee a 7137. Oshawa yYhby Thus, Meek. P O Box tel. Oshvwa LIH 7L5 Sr68 DRIVING SCHOOL .4 lessons anC test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Coarse 5270 Free pick -up and drop of, (416)287-3060 GET FASTER REFUIVOS BY E -FLING Free E-Rkrg.CompuWtzed Tax rwourm,Aso* by a poftat , - accountant JUDY KUKSIS- C G.A 420-2081 Corporaft tax a bu se ewe acoou nwV sorvross avat- able BEST deal in Durham! Top pMAy hardwood at low prices. Stock up now for next vrillsr. DURHAM FIREWOOD, (906)427- 4741. FREEfirewood skids a pallet, one month arty. dolvery avadWo. Call bet- ween 6-10 p.m. and leen message, 430.9013. ROKA LUMBER i FIREWOOD CENTRE 4 x8'x 12' $60.00 4•x8'x16• $65.00 ESMOUSHED1N3 Dep 706,271.3311 Ere nifgs 9054344M Free Delivery To Oshawa Area 1 Pr. of C4rtnn wow speakers SM . rewtbow vacuum cleaner. a aqua mal* 1400 080. 1 dual n+nhble $50. all in mknt condkaon 623-8121 FREEZER for sale 29 ar bic 't 5200 00 call 663 - saw a'99' -4 J5-S%a. fur quowe we tub with piss Wort 5 man. 3 kncticnts. 1 4 .:towatt heater. 1 Horw =ower Mawr AN Hookups and a ' 8 portitds dear a,- : : uded. Movng Must set 34W ORer Cad 57144M A Nearly new satekkls syswrt+ -epo4--aced Corn - 0690 with prepaid pro- grammirg and a kgsl VC2 pkn descrambW Free wi� staNabcr and warranty Or*y S1.89s Cal (906) W& 3661 NCOME TAX Prupwra- Mm book kooprtq and ac. :,luntng services Reesor. +ala rales. can RoCrt at 90ln SWa613 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 l HArAT O-TNE NOW" - Mow tit a awns, ser price fine or Fria MkVAA s. eareicrs MOLIWAIN MOVNG SYSTEMS we will - anythi% anysnsre. anyhkr. Comwor or moortwL Pam*% swap rd town swelo Y. Sever l rad newt Samoa Free eoewaa 571-0755 CINDY'S ALTERATIONS 6 CUSTOM DESIGNS all arae of tlls,ag for woddinp -proms. Wrda sv, 1, do & 139 Byron SL Pearson Law. INhby 430-6550 CARPET Iaavrr - 25 years etgwunce, tso t! int, our apeddeA Foe ee1F follows. D a N Durran, 9-- 17716 ar $W-laoo DRYWALL, bona a 4P ALL Pro PainlYnt and dNCOWIL shkkA ruokoe • ung. Maks- IPMY oeifrdga. pasta npais aoougk T bar comprw boewm t reno- vations. For tee eeelnalt Cal Bi 4324MM NOWELL'S General Contras tr kr- Residneoal and CadadMrad. iNarior and exterior coelom wo& Ptoperty Paint ypt04�, �Pa0% off work over $1,000. References lived" upon request. Can for five ow mates. (906) 404.2189. WaRrspwi le, skicoo, oab ft geaeaal rpaids bV qMW work, at wasarlabha nansw Pfrsos --asst also x Compeaabls Flats. Cal 43241660. WHI'MY TILE AND AL42KE PM&N kmw cennic im auafi;oim Wilk our 1R3 %ria SL V1Wy 4i(P-12N • aysvwleal. Apts., Rao- ratea. 20% deoorM to seal- AAE ler W'"aM pre0blaw b- ehtcrintir dywd, leas. Call 404.9eee. MEN wM WWgs Yudk will •fig b doon par lankdo hawgdd waves reef horse? For proftssifrsal 15 sire. r, g , eoe. DRYWALI and pairli ft d@nW oowwdln'.. m home d«nip ai HeknY Free «tim.w boaadrg Ypig,b*A-11 types d maws. Cal Cert or Hoes Svrvias today 427 - eel Mario nonovatiols and repairs. Jam 427,2-68. 1041. 6161B6A saran jobs. 1s years ex- wcNALSIa Movm - LET no Who a lead df. poience. Free -$atmos houses, sperawres, come. Rnpawitib, reliable to& 3sr. Ken l and out d at�- and PWp >t* a snhle cle-V woman. (.�. R ua own n area. Ken 434 4500 ciafaL Free wardrobe sari Call 430.9998. CALL be. Licensed, inured Fee aa.�_�tisalts vsimabCal 4967!95. MATURE °A s. nsr i;vY.Tr�r+ to dean yw hone- or at - caw ke. No id bo tit or Ifo to 81s$-7963 wral• calIN" mwes.9 8161781. NEED a nano cawr Der, sorssl C4ers. by ginYtty class g as very reasonable rafts. day and evens¢ available. Cad now for our spring specrab 579-1706. 432-I s" RELIABLE MOUSE CLEANER WON to aro Jaukmq, Dialing. KArJo . Both- ,, ' .fleas ef: Ra norwbb rates. Weekly &-0960 M CALL 915-61 M957 scapng. spring clean-ups. wurwl% now bookiN ler egarlodung garden waft. docks A garden use 9W me". Cad 723-7351 THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, L"S_PAGE 25 I gnilM iter bany ON doeMeddR. 0M 4reed ewer MtplW9a--m exp. an a tarL A PIT tet WaL Move a 66eiad 1MYer Pontiac IlinicIky 7=5 KhWs9em Rd. Plelrerim& 90s-631-2693. ANifil'rANT Bright, motivated and friendly person needed part time in very busy growing family practice in Uxbridge. HARP certification and dental office experience are mandatory. Please hand deliver resume to: 42 Toronto St. N. Attention Dr, Laune Guise -Baxter for directions only please can (905)852-3131 LIVE- IN sitter-o.;Lxoa :or s yr old and 6 model dd. reftrerteee retluared. Brock/ HCa Hwy 2. p Wendy 906- 42&27'74 MAGICIAN, clown nends, rwdy to entertain $or any aga, any occasion Bwth- days. Poor riota ts, opwwugs. lud ravers. 144gkc saw are NO Loam hsip 634- 7067 or 7263334 RAABITw4nts work doing ,ayc for died so s Parties and of occassixim Have MY own msgto4rt Cad Er - re 666.4932 PARRY'S DRIVING SCHODL Lotter rates Rsgkllar tans $26Mr Rscsveren 8kaelr Roti $171hr 'rat talc -uarssrcu :mat, 70sans. Ssodaraon gorrsaad 6916-Ok1t5 AFFORDABLE daycare. My hon +.. Ages 1 112* Re- ceipts. ill 427-9506. DAYCARE. century home near Metro Zoo. Picker Scarborough work route. merle. large edoodoutdoor play area. evict c 10-9 morn of 3. rekMw+wa. (416) 266-5048.. LOVING mother of 5 with 12 years expenorKe. Fret Aid, CPR. Large pay facrk- ty. tented yard. lunchp/ snacks provided. Any age welcome Clore b sctodb. relereinceahem ts. Lisa 427.4261 RELIABLE daycare offered at my home. i doorlouldoor actrvil ss. nutritious mssele/ arkacks. axe sfent roller - 0`100. several yaws exp 2 kA time aperags avatsbko Hwy 211ctxw 637-2039 INDUSTRIAL u- with t 3 yrs experience. 'joking for kA tens em► poyment. Reply Fee a 7137. Oshawa yYhby Thus, Meek. P O Box tel. Oshvwa LIH 7L5 Sr68 DRIVING SCHOOL .4 lessons anC test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Coarse 5270 Free pick -up and drop of, (416)287-3060 GET FASTER REFUIVOS BY E -FLING Free E-Rkrg.CompuWtzed Tax rwourm,Aso* by a poftat , - accountant JUDY KUKSIS- C G.A 420-2081 Corporaft tax a bu se ewe acoou nwV sorvross avat- able BEST deal in Durham! Top pMAy hardwood at low prices. Stock up now for next vrillsr. DURHAM FIREWOOD, (906)427- 4741. FREEfirewood skids a pallet, one month arty. dolvery avadWo. Call bet- ween 6-10 p.m. and leen message, 430.9013. ROKA LUMBER i FIREWOOD CENTRE 4 x8'x 12' $60.00 4•x8'x16• $65.00 ESMOUSHED1N3 Dep 706,271.3311 Ere nifgs 9054344M Free Delivery To Oshawa Area 1 Pr. of C4rtnn wow speakers SM . rewtbow vacuum cleaner. a aqua mal* 1400 080. 1 dual n+nhble $50. all in mknt condkaon 623-8121 FREEZER for sale 29 ar bic 't 5200 00 call 663 - saw a'99' -4 J5-S%a. fur quowe we tub with piss Wort 5 man. 3 kncticnts. 1 4 .:towatt heater. 1 Horw =ower Mawr AN Hookups and a ' 8 portitds dear a,- : : uded. Movng Must set 34W ORer Cad 57144M A Nearly new satekkls syswrt+ -epo4--aced Corn - 0690 with prepaid pro- grammirg and a kgsl VC2 pkn descrambW Free wi� staNabcr and warranty Or*y S1.89s Cal (906) W& 3661 NCOME TAX Prupwra- Mm book kooprtq and ac. :,luntng services Reesor. +ala rales. can RoCrt at 90ln SWa613 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 683-7363 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER 22.0 ots� 220 c rtSale 260 ��`afts 300- _ [Clem400 ��,�G^5 400 4a.. 400 400 Carpet -Are you paying to much For carpet or fumy- OAK/PINE FURNITURE- Why pay retail prices/ One WANTED -quality camping equipment.. and mountain 'SPRING FEVER SALE'- 40 certified tars '92 lure re -upholstering 1.we of Ontanos oldest and lar- bikes must be in excellent with warranty including: will beat any estimate guar- gest manufacturers is now selling direct to the pudic. working condition. Turn your camping gear b bikes GMC Siena p/u. 8 cyl., air, $1.250.. '91 Corsica 4 dr.. 6 ante: Large selection of samples.feel free to call us Eg. oak pedestal table dw into $$cash at Rugged Re- cyl., air, 63K, $8,595., '90 anytime for your free es- ext and 4 Windsor chairs 8' double plays. Bums St. Plaza Whitby. 404.2063.CERAMIC Beretta GTZ. Quad 4, bad- ed. $7,295.. '90 Jeep Wag - hmate Call (905) 619-3653. $849.. oak ped- estal c'w ext. and 6 chairs Warehouse. Ltd.. loaded. 8 pass.. Price 51475.Mnn. Best 7 BestSatellite $1429. Cannonball Inds. Fired, ready b decorate 58.695.. '90 Swift GLX 4 dish 't8' Myst $299; Over 20 stain chloic- ceramic bisques for the dr , auto. $5,450.. '89 tertlinvled time only.dont es .all solid, no veneers. crafter/home decorator. Cavalier Z24, lack. b5 K. delay.Call 432-7565.Fr Traditional Woodworking New and unique pieces $7.195. 4 - '89 Safari and nancing avadable.approx- y06-986.8774. every week. Saturdays Astro vans. loaded fromTrucks 310 imetely $50,month visa 8 basement apartment. uUF only. 10.3. 1333 Boundary $8.495.. '88 Celebrity arw. 6 for mastercard. PIANOS - Gerhard Rd.Unit 2. Oshawa 905- cyl.. loaded. 55.895.. 88 BICYCLES over 100, plus Hetntzman upright, good 72516709 1981 Monza Spider 623 89% Pontiac 6000 SE. 6 CYL. its start over own bus- condition.��' Flertatnan 1993 Blazer 4X4 Tahoe, now $750 inclusive. Lyme y loaded. $6.695.. 'Be Poen- 1988 CHEVY pickup, AJAX 1 bedroom base- ment apartment, firsVlast. 5425 monthly, available April 1. Call Mr. Mackay 839877 after Spm or Leave message. AJAX 1 bedroom basement apt.. all inclusive, separate HARMVNTtviive, vsnawd I436.6700 or 4044= I WHITBY large one Deal - 2 bedroom basement apt.. room basement triplex. 4 parking, yard, fireplace. OSHAWA 2 bedroom apt. appliances, fireplace, no available April t, $595 plus with den. 2 floors in pets. separate entrance - 1 /2 utilities Call Joan 576- house.S860 month includes Available May 1. W85 plus 3652 or Paul 416.690- all utilities, first / last call uW. Cal 420.6652. 8194. Rob. 427-2387 Y bddr Hess 5275 takes all. Must upnghl. excellent condition $1175 For more informal • • ac 6000 LE. 6 cyl., loaded. $5.795. 88 Optima GLS 4 305. corded. new Hes and exhaust, high cap. certified. AJAX Large 2 bedroom LARGE one bedroom OSHAWA Johr1/Centre WHITE one coin apartment available. April sell, mowing. Also Camaro hon call 728 8673 or 579- t • • • door, auto. $3.995. '87 box cap. excellent condi- basement apt. 4 appkaric- basement apartment. uUF St. one bedroom apart- t. Fndge/sbve, heating 8 Fvebrd parts TB -81. 7993 stead bath 5285. asking Chew S10, Pickup. 6 cyl.. Don. $7500. 839 2255 es, own Laundry shower only, no smokers. available hes and cable link. .asking merit from $645 monthly, and parking. $675 monthly. 1981 Monza Spider 623 89% PIANOS/GRANDFA- COMPUTERS - True IBM auto. $4.795 Certcar Auto 1993 Blazer 4X4 Tahoe, now $750 inclusive. Lyme y $650 month 839-7336 utilities included. Go direct Cal 430 0959 or 723 2857. style sheds. built on arta. THER Clocks - Durham's complete from 5895. Centre. 155 King Si. W. At dt9 air, cruse, digital dash, p aprzzo 428.9766 ^all S super at a202- 0 Lloyd St, 905-404-9604 WHITBY, bachelor, bores CANADIAN COLLECTOR largest selection -New and 9 396s 386s from $695 and 286's Midtown Mall. Oshawa. loaded. 28.200 km., show- 4076 lJ a call men[. spacious. clean, PLATES (framed) AnglKan Church at Magnetawan by tried Pianos Not sure? th from $495 All other awes- 579.28% room condition. $21,900. A Casson. Worth 5160 Rent to own. apt. size. sones available. Trade ms 1983 CHRYSLER Cor- no GST. 433-29% , as" $100 The Sa$160 I key ups )hL grand. digits. boards TREMENDOUS and upgrades. Paratus Mi- doba. very good condition. Brokor. 100%, Kings Landing. by Kier- SAVINGS ON NOW' Telep cro Computer. 721-2316 Oshawa. am-hn stereo cassette. arc. $2.195 certified or best oll- ' stead bath 5285. asking Piano Works, 4331491 dudes 30 Sq Yds carpet. er 987-1512 - e $150 Plus limited edition clusive. Call Harry 7301 or 426-16'79 alien 6 appliances. parking. Con- (416)283-7393, Jsnribr print Hethennqton Tower SHEDMAN - quality barn •=24. 1983 Plymouth Reliant. time guararMoe Dal. avail- by Walter Campbell worth style sheds. built on arta. ' -•- • $100 as Is C-11 Fred at 1987 Beauvdle Var hull 5550 Ask nq $250 Also 8X8 $649 GST included able n 3 saes. gam - lilt 2509 size passenger van. $5.500 GMC truck box $75 655- Display at Lymbird Lumber. tttd0e i sbve.riepesb car pad Roe , xtetaliaort last or Dost otter Cal and ask 4076 Kingston Rd.. Pickering (905) 436-0155 1985 PRELUDE - sun- j« Ross and Linda 905 - CLASSIFIED Ont aCal 905-509-4961 CARPET A-1 Prices, buy Rues, Open 7 dyes a week duet: wholesale. Free in, UPRIGHT Freezer for saltation ler tree estimate store with shelves approx. Cal Sal (905)432-2750. or 31- x 33 X 6 high. glass page 1416)980-9697 doors. good condition personalized SIAM cal t66"782Carpet Brokor. 100%, 1947 Plymouth Care - Nylon ncck stain rr 1 bdrm. bsmt apt. park - ilrwnt carpet For 3 rooms. 123 , Articles only $369 00 Price 'n• - • dudes 30 Sq Yds carpet. able trmtediate. $600 iw deluxe pad and insfalaeon facilities. Initdudes u 0kbes. 2 CLASSIFIED after 6 p m bright lumished. unfur- Rues, Open 7 dyes a week OSHAWA North - One , nished air, laundry. Sep. for friendly, two and three bedrooms. Ent parking. quiet. non professional available Apr'I Isl. May Ist. Fridge. stove, utilities tin- snooker, no pets $620 in - dueive, firsf/last 666.2149 personalized duded.7232094, eve. WHITES/HWY.42 Private 1947 Plymouth Care - (416)2869660 1 bdrm. bsmt apt. park - service OSHAWA, 2 bedroom ing.near shopping. avad- men. Burne St Plaza VYM- $689. in 9-plex with laundry able trmtediate. $600 iw Utilities.. Cats welcome. facilities. Initdudes u 0kbes. 2 clusive. Call Harry 7301 or 426-16'79 alien 6 appliances. parking. Con- (416)283-7393, Jsnribr sotto r S3 500 7985 Corola s.- r a , venienl b 101 and any bits Lal (416)283-6570 5 lir.. am -fm cassette. 52.800 723-5237 / ' _• 1986 GRAND AM 4 door auto. firsshe dui a rive 2 tons silver and black, only 95000 kms.. excellent dean. good rtnnng car. hurry on les One. was 53495 now 53295 ceibfied. call 427-9722 anytime in your none Free quota- WAN'ED -+ors sCI-9 BASIC. %c ,ce and Open Rues, Open 7 dyes a week tan . in your Mme No n- Goth mg Must be in next to classes presented by rtdoars. lwesi no payment ler ors new condison. Turn your Ostiewa Obedience AfeO- parking. 906-508-2038 or full year. until Dec.1995. Daniel. 1 -MG -217-0104 quality cloth Mi rib $SCash at Rugged Replays upecate aebon- begin April 4. 10 regrsler can Bev at (906) 1947 Plymouth Care - r w/ruaac Pine floors. Florida Consignment clothing for 435.0668 cello Se. 4 door. auto. tu- CARPET you Mme at dos- men. Burne St Plaza VYM- r'1(C bbl charge. M'C.losoled.nsw routes. 433-0677 WHITBY- Dundas St.. OSHAWA. ENO YOUR bachelor and ore bed - SEARCH' Gorgeous 2 bed- room, furnished or unfu- room Apt. Features: 2 spa- welled, garden view. Clean cavus stores of kung space quet n0 pets. taundi �*} w/privae entrance, 1 car- parking. 906-508-2038 or peed trough -out oMsr an 416.284-1618, enormous open Living area WHY rent when you can r w/ruaac Pine floors. Florida own you own hone for ceiling; in kitchen w/irt- Was, then you think?" Cil macuiale appliances. c.a.. Dave Haybck Sakes Rep. - aclonan bath. $750 . 1/2 Re/Max Summit Realty Utilities.. Cats welcome. ewes Cal Hobert Bowen AJAX. one Dee apt Feser,"t. Good Credit his- (1991) Ud. (9th) P568-3800 New ballvoorn licrlchsn. air., s asY 723.4997 or (90) 6663211 working. responsible per- son required nal smoke. MARY wlil be happy OSHAWA- urge 1 boo- / cc,r• axes 100". nylon. by C49 404-2063 COLLIE cups. -9 Dree.newly, paned.83 000 no pets references. inV roonn bents. quiet W04k s• 1 • scan resistant. irnCe ntdtdrs eyes checked. fully guar- km.Exoellent cc, bon.cer- 'ast Available April 17Lcafl m help you aeth all your ore entrance. utilises WANTED - cid and an- ants" available now t- f>m pad and expert n•talation- tic,* furniture. anyteing 906-263-8614 DMd 53500 0a/ 63P 5271. • . .. 9061 663 O/Y6 ( 5aifie>j a1311ER15Rlg included. eArspeLnL a swat eon jW�k see first / cast available Cal rack at (905. 430 -MI obi Scenbbc instruments. your dog KEEP yodog waste out 1947 Sunbrd. low mile• new n mint r g AJAX- tbnverett contained alarge bed- - MCLAUGHLIN Square April.I CARPETS - bb d Carvel. china. silver. adw sporting goys. decoys. diads, Of Tx garbage Use a age parrt, Condition Ceraaed, asking 1994 Yamaha v Max rcorn baseernrit apt.. vac- ► CALL TODAY. Smmon" .905)""179 1oc-e nvlon. new stain re milk bottles, wMCbOns or DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE 53295 0.b.0. Cal 683 600 LE.electnc ant. /mate nckative. 432.1678 OC. t O2 Wow carpr4s on hand. I will ewes Cal Hobert Bowen DISPOSAL SYSTEM Lite- 7301 or 426-16'79 alien 6 .2 c v. skis car Orrds.skds.2 civ. FrstAssi Private entrance. ast. 683 A7o� Vv �/ I tR bedroom bawnwt apt bedroom b e carper 3 rooms. 5349 Pride Antiques (906) 655-e049, time guararMoe Dal. avail- p.m. ers. mint - 111 1n•3200 no wrnokws, no pets 663- Loaded. excellent eandia, Central Aw, 3 Piece Dell. nck4irs carpet. premium Brookkn able n 3 saes. gam - lilt 1947 TOPAZ L 4 door. 5 kin. asking S5995.Ca4 4015 fax 579-2238 tttd0e i sbve.riepesb car pad Roe , xtetaliaort last WANTED CAMERAS 7 dais t906)7235413 . speed standard. p.s., p b (905) 436-0155 AJAX -spacious t bedroom ti,.yjay Ilarioe.tst 6 lastse00 all deliver, 'nee esarnaws (30 obi chw acid mss_ Imo- PUREBRED Yellow Lab air, decant miles, good Inge living roan. %A krtctr, bedroom apt in duplex. nice aive.Cal 434.64,'!2 yards, Norman 6662314 ole- pups for sate No papers. Clean runwg Car was spacious 7 beddroom base- en, dwhwaafen, be6i. las* It rnieroeeo COMPUTER -for begin- , ' scopes. binockiars and re- $250. Available April t 52395 now SIM cerafred. g dry, Pnvae enlra -- Park- - MCLAUGHLIN Square nr 386.CC5 5. VGA obi- tsted isms Clocks watch- Phare (9051725.3607 Call 427-9722 anyfine HWY 2. No Smolong, and •.ng, bus. call after bpm 1 bedroom. 3 pow lies monitor 5595. 266 30 M. turliture, anytrung did. SMH-TZUS ler sale. Pur- Run. Open 7 days a week. beth. F rsVt est $850 00 :906)6667214 dp spacious mash indoor HDi;. mono mor mor $295 432.1678 gibed. 9 weeks old pups indoors DROP by and see Tie new AJAX•SDacotw bent sir pacypwlang, 24 M sew - Dot matrix prv+iw 5100. WANTED to buy - older, Champion bloodlines. CKC 1914 Buick Le Sabre Ltd 95 Tigershiark water Crag at lis. near sdnooy. fly lenge balcony NW cad SOHO lex madtve kurnture glass. core. cot- re941Mb First shot$ and Loaded. excellent eandia, Clarks Cab. 12730 Sint- available April t S77S plus twit $975 all nc. Wlast. s125 o0 Richard days leclibles memorabilia. dewormed Stud service $5.900. OBO call afar 6 000 St, South of Fort Perry. LaWas call 427-2063 April let 723-9258. f9051130.5615. everwgs ,,,is . nit. Sine pieces also available Can 436- (9061-7052 966-9312. ti,.yjay NEWLY RENOVATED 2 or equines Cal (9061 723- 0290 19N Buick Regal Limited.ose to nus large bight bedroom apt in duplex. COMPUTERS Glaring- 783e 138kms. fully loaded. V6. spacious 7 beddroom base- HALF -Y 6 401 arca. for Compute' Clearance 2 6L. digital dash. $6000'400mitral ap,- w with sepa- Leundry tacikties. hidpe. 3 BEDROOM man !floor bungalow, new appliances. including krdge, slow. waster. dryer. dishwasher. hardwood floors, nmmacu- law, gas, references. SM plus uMft& W/W WMby Rebrenees, no pees 666- 8441 or 1-416551.9540. 3 BEDROOM mart boor Grew Anniversary Sale aWY mondwy to o D.o 905-W&23= Paper raw entrance. cable Ipc slow, tteK wisr i pexkvg PICKERING Major Oaksi hotna. quiet. rxu6t east IBM rradek 50 286 rvslurms 905-404-7282 RAVINE luxury base- Dat+' no smokeralpeb. Now. Cal 765060Av�� Brook. lenge 1 bedroom Oshawa, parking to ore with VGA n+onabrs 5249 F!� tie a1.!OL ttO 5300 VJM 5600 at nciulm" cal 666 baserrient, separate ert- «U �� 19th NEW YORK Lary Hent apartment. 1400 sq.R. 1179 trance walkout lul lolrhen car. no Pets, lr*V cast hell Com okiffe Compaq 366 s tram Sit" = viale.Print- i0 via" rO� ad OM Ux 1K dau. While fully loaded, mat' codnhon SSW cal d lux. living n Pickin ng. Private entrance. walkout ROUGE VALLEY - am ere from 5125 VGA morn 3 Val. afar 4 683-1370 basement - ground level. bedroom f ineshed base - tors from 3185 Vee guwa't-Pod. HWY 2. No Smolong, and INS OPTIMA 4 door. S 1 bedroom. 3 pow ment apartment. April 1. use evervilivng we sM 161 (416) speed. air con. asking beth. F rsVt est $850 00 sepuale entrance. cable, King St E BowmanviUe 118 Sunbkrd, Ar.4 doors. 52900. Call 4307107 orlon Finn. lib Pets. Available ar condwtorwg. no pus. S09-2491 697 -may • , 4 raftsB , Crafts Spm April6. Cal 905-GW9726 3600imonit. TEAK Cupboard and desk 1-- Cavalier RS, au- 1 - 2 bedroom apartment BACHELOR funshed apt S20C Teak floor k rrnp S60 tomatic, air con. c rshed, for rent located at 309 Ca- ler rent patio. fireplace. Cali t90-5 831-5418 401 $5200 Cal 720-1725 dova Rd and Meson SL se0dmo. all n imv* WW DUSTY ROSE stripW V S r S r S t S r S r S r A r •s e r 1 No pets Please call 579- 4 Oshawa. For apps. 726 1 4pc bathroom, shared S ntonlily. Available May Iso 726 wutdry/9arag, non- 66� smoker. 3600.1/3 ubib". available wwredawy. 4 bedroom. living. Wmily- 420-1277 room. Wpbs Rd.Mwy- 2. Near Payless Food Store. PICKERING- spacious school, bus stip, da, div.. modern one bedroom appliances. man floor basement ape, ler siigle or laundry, aved. April 1. 906 - couple only. No Pew. New 837-1605. European stye kitchen. - - tuitional sola $t25 obs- 199 Lumina. one owner. 2367 or 576672. 66 6 ubabee IfiCklded. Pnvale ble bed SW � finish > COUNTRY CRAFT & > �` I- quit belief 111111 responsible BASEMENT Apt for rent. d wile wtt+ yaf and 4 chairs a Exulent clean ru nig car. person. on fn one. Well be- 5 0034 6 mucin mine aPPIssm- COLLECTIBLES $5995 oarWed. Cal 3 BBEDROOM 975. Cableaprwr-d 3 poem bath. Separate ,a SHOW � 427.9722 anytime Russ. Open 7 daysrweekJridows. available, highway 21 Church Street Please Call entrance. Laundry G ,401facilities. clow to Apr Go. 401 d > v\ 1 > Big Town Sales. 444-7391. HWY 2. No Smolong, and S.;, lai9e ore bsdtodrmn, entrarbs, tralaont b P� Pailtin9 pa backyard, bus at door. > > 49 Durham's Largest Craft Show featuring ! APPROVED - bad a no 198069 (416) No Pew. $600 N Inclusive. ONE large 2 -bedroom. MARCH 24th. Zsm W 118 Sunbkrd, Ar.4 doors. A Must See! Oshavra,2 tial 427-0355. 45 FRI 3 VJL-9 Vinz SAT 10 aaLrS P.M. 'a pw,ps, mechurca9y 6 Conant condi- bedoom Apt in 3uritcon- ar txrild. Clem BASEMENT one bed - entrance. 5 nm. waft to Go., references. FnrWast. 3860. Lois $36-0287 PICKERING-2 bedroom basement apt. -WSW en- trance.ful btchen.available Apri, t sL57001matw.hi- du irg ublities.ls d lastNo psb,Non smoker. Cal 663 2666. THREE A ' ' I - duplex > OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM > tion $2400 cal 663-4422 quiet and s9ci".Lau,- room apt, near Asha centrally$515IoeAtsd, no ; 41 gas Pura >< IgM woos shove• f.rno.d n e 99111 orallOD Road S_ OMR ARL Opt. after bpm. rry pnvats yard Arid pert- 1. Cerntre. Available Apra 1, $525 all inckwive. Filial. pets. 5515 monthly neer W oiw. 6661973. S.;, lai9e ore bsdtodrmn, entrarbs, tralaont b P� Pailtin9 pa backyard, bus at door. > > 49 Durham's Largest Craft Show featuring ! APPROVED - bad a no 198069 ing.On bus rtutle.S740if 17101111/ Y ncluaiw.l$V entrance. 723-1777 (leave ONE large 2 -bedroom. broadloonk drapes, Simone / Blow 5660 pew Rslsrsrnoee Aptl k W over one hundred and forty t hued W crew_ vehicles. Certified or as is. AP- 10esno P� "0' �) apprort 1600 sq. "" apt suite quist business person,Wittiest. Woo. 506-2060. Cab between 8 - 10 pm. e exhibitor with their unique and 41 PROVED. Sur.*- Aub. 1432 P.- .Lesw ree- aouU andutg SouehweStem, VX onm, and V, 6669= O.A.T. Sep - As COE County hattdclafted collectibles for your 10 Sunray St. > decorating and gift needs. Presenting a > U-11 46 variety of: Floral Designs, Paper Tole and Whitby. a Stencilmg, Folk Art, Ceramics, stained FRIDGE. stove. 5660.. > Glass, Quilts, Poultry. Potpourri, > bedsoor� set stove. $111der Jewellery, Wooden Collectibles, Natural '! terfekd:J=. glass W,rips > Art, Dots, Reproduction Furniture, > $45.. Nintendo Sao., floor 45 Gourmet Delights. These are just a sample Wmp SW.. air gond. 5275.. > of what makes this show one you won't >! 579-1704 421 DwG=SLLMMV K"SlifellisLook I poral gaelo w• want to miss. qB LARGE oak 9 Pc. dining- > ; 41 a available immediately at " room set, medium colour. LANDLORDS ADVERTISE 3 # 905-571-4289. > asking $1700.. in qua row > condition 263-2966. 48I OSHAWA - two bedroom $ apple., parking, AD(RIISSM 7 OR FAX uwmss se 1 odes utilities Cbae b amenities Gibb St W. 53,00 0. LONG wolf fox coat, size 4E Seders 10. nearly new 5750: a0c- > S2.00 i 401 tad muskrat jacket size 10. CJailirm Ubdu 411 $150 nearly new: coman V. "TVIE STANDS STILL- 10 free > Large bachelor, main 900r. kitchen and diming, plus basement, 5520, also kw- ralred room with Wtdtem- etle $75 per Creek. 404- 8107 beton 7 Pal. AJAX - 2-2 bdrnn. bunt apts., s.e.. 4 p1e., I I - pheitceis included, (trtd9r (416) OW -SM sbwldWlnaaafner) air O0R Two BEDROOM apt WIW AVAILABLE April t. 3 odA011ed, Ushb" includes. stow, parldttp. conlral Io - $975 monthly available cation, near Oshawa Can. ca swirl on greet wood. (9o5µ9 6633 7dart neer O.C. yaK W. 401. s675.00 p�,� ea fry- . ptivats yard, OSHAWA - 2 bedroonrn dro. NON-SMOKER. avail- hardwood Soots, $900 , apMsrnent awsisbb at 866 ads April 1. 5767065 6.4 UJIL 6863217. and 900 Glen St Clow b pin. Mon -Fri. schicick, shoppig and G.M. stili.. i,dk,dsd. lair TWO bedroom besenemt 00JI ER Last required. Cal 726 apt, separaw erntance, �R 5700 HWW*OdlBayly, BRIGHT dean 2 bedroom 4993. one car parking, bis of April t . Wetray 61ass90 - bt. prefer single OSHAWA - 2 bedroom facilities, $7507mo. pus May 1. Cal (111061294- workig person. Non aparknent available at 888 utilbas and Cabo. Avail - 0760. smoker, no pew. Available and 900 Glen St Clow to able Apt 1. No pets, nor, AJAX - Two bedroom April iMS• If 1A1m Cal schools, shoppig and smoker. Pickering. 619 - basement apartment, sep- 571-0282. G.M. utilities inckd.d. WY 1509 or 416268-0609. orate entrancepAd- last requied. can 728- Laundry, 26Laundry, dose to schods, Shopping. No pets. $750. inclusive. 427-9032 AJAX Westray Height - mink jacket. size 10. 5250.. c why rent? Two bedroom y nearly new. 6660, S a r9mi1#34-is31 a 1963 Mercury Topaz, t bedroom basement nearly new. � S r S� S w S� S w S w S� S W S� S> 36,000 km. 4 dr. auto. V6. apartment, Central air, go- PeWr or Jim 7231155: after rage, landscaped, no 8 p.m. 434-7564. downpayment. Carries for $795. par morin Cal 906- 6863141. 4993. OSIIAWA - Bloor/Park, 2 VACANCIES! Cal the one stop rental shop for a BET- TER selection. DURHAM I poral gaelo w• S 3 bedroom apartrrenl HOME RENTERS, 1905) available immediately at 428-1278 mnwwl fee. 5725 and S825/mthly re- LANDLORDS ADVERTISE SEi.�. NOWed. spectively. Utilities induct- " 905-571-4289. CALLLaundry OSHAWA - two bedroom apple., parking, 7 OR FAX uwmss se 1 odes utilities Cbae b amenities . i Avail. Apr. 1. Cal 435- 4 _ r 3454 after 5 p.m. �s��.-..-,.w.•�r.rra,�sisaas�w.,ussswssr+... �..a-rsa.l 4..� �1Zr.-.. BROOKLIN- 3 bedroom N -W Oshawa krnishned Ci --- ravine lot, freshly deoorat- room in beaulik11 home, for 1-y fur- nishod mobile homes, OSHAwA hospital area, 2 bedroom, detached, 2 ed. 2 full bathrooms. Walt- non -snooker. Use of kikehen. clubhouse. heated pools, baths, FAG healing, ga- out to balconies, fireplace, laundry. )aoauzzi, all utilities, hot tuba, terms, just 20 rags, hardwood Boors, fir, lacuzzi, bar, circular stair- parking, $401Ymonth. first/ minutes to beaches. NHL shed basement. $126,900. case, zoned residential or IasUreferences. Cal 438- Hockey, Blue Jay baseball, Cal 728-46" residenbaYoomMorcial- 9297, dog and horse tracks. ra garage• large let. Assum- $1o00.mo. residential use PICKERING Children welcome, )� Oshawa north sett -3 bedroom or $1500. residentiaYcom- mercial use. Also 2nd room, with Babb. ua 0 than motel. Call 1-813- 538 2,23. bungalow by ownersoc k room,2 dens,, house on main street. 3 Ititchwn, walk to Picker' Generating Station, Go, FLORIDA home. 2 bed- 7u lensed yard, nobedrooms. garage, 2 belts, largekitchen, latndryroom, PTC. $340 per mo. $170. room, 2 bathroom. dose to gen la.$1i136 000.Ca1 676- ag 76large 5253. residentialuse s9mmonls blMeeldy' Phone 420-4318 Epcot centre, disney, a" PRIVATE SALE - Port of $1300. month residers PICKERING Village, large warld.,30 roles south of Or - ��o. (905) 839-2255 Perm 3 bedroan brick 4 baYcommercial use. Bill room. large home. included 666-9735 or (906) 473 -AVENUE finished levels. C. air/vac, 668-5011, 655-3112. ukib". parting, pool, bath, FLORIDA Indian Shores, large of oww" I I , I' rs, 3322 available immediately. well appointed condo on walls to all schools, LIVERPOOLIBAYLY $400/mo. Call Mark 428- Gull of Mento available- $184 00D b 986-4670 spacK main abed - cks0t. 1080. from May 13 -weekly or b wooded Trailer fol good appkanws. C/A, nicely rooms, bales. IaurdrY, parking, Avail mined. 579.1626. monthly rentalWhitby. . REDUCEDD by b thousands for quick sale. nearly new 3 AN easygoing attractive close b 401, PTC. April 1. , - • • 666-2786 bedroom. 2.5 baths. family. efface rreb. 39, seeks slender per• yang. slersan female $895 .1/2 utrlrbes. 831- Board living. ^'^9 room. 2 car for friendshipal7Zand good 6431. 4209217, (905)479 bedroom home. Non- ' 'M11 ra garage• large let. Assum- poses. Call 723-0806. �� MT ALLAN AVE. 4 ROOM 8 BOARD Ch Phe t • ablemortgage. Highly rmso tD ted vendor. Call red new appiarsces, h9. tlek bdrms. 3 baths, 2 appluarnc- college student. 20, wants to loam Ej VW Family ABSOLUTELY beaublul 2 tees. Rep. Peter Lawns Rd Call (906)666 - farriy and lakxsm' es. mil cIrY fireplace. 2 car . atmosphere. 3 months from storey, 3 bedroom, 2 bafss. Kowal Real Estate Broker Ltd. Bowmanvslle. 905-623- •' " roan. gar- April. Moms. 1-800263- gorgeous kitchen plus kr- 2453 I -I $ SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds at 683-0707 or fax 683-"7363 rage $1200 . utl. FwVlast. "63 mat dreg room. rec room, b wooded Trailer fol good appkanws. C/A, nicely smoker$425/monlh ndu- Avail mined. 579.1626. FLORIDA CT. Pun --rw- wak-out basement garage. rage. $174.500 Call 428- kites. over 1!4 acs only 2 Parking. n0n-911 I&n, no EA ' only $97,500. Ted Hough- tors Reritax summit 666 , Condos • pelt. responsible tenants Asn Tlr S1' Sloe .s.MwroR n AJAX - w SE. NEW DUPLEX PICKERING 2 or 3 bdrm, bedroom home. Non- 3800. fmxbarde O. Must seg. 721-1411 peer a rev cd a akc•sv.• in ti4 TO - t • WET neighborhood. 2 new appiarsces, h9. tlek Sat A Sun. t - 5 pm 37 ADORABLE CAPE COO WHITBY Sa'Iwrnds wxu- UA27URAMM raft p,r yAJAX- Lawns Rd Call (906)666 - private latwky, knunaculate well $13900000. wooded con- ry large one bedroon withkilcllen, •' " son $400 inclusive. 420 decorated and f rnished b tsars wits dean, servation area. 1,400 sq.R, 3 bdrm. 2x6. r-20 waft. a without appliances. 2 car-7115.4116waktoW=b,ShOpf,Go.home parking avail . Days. (905)0266 4225available April 1, 2 bdrm quiet tensile artily. first W hos- efficiency gas fur- 666-9735 or (906) 473 -AVENUE RD5700 room brick house, living, dining. 2 k4chans, 2 belt- plus. 3 bdrm 5950 qW-d. Soder" welcome nope. H.R.V. gas 5 place. 3322 tsiAOptICTlprk pro- Plus utilities 663-9442 , rooms, fin. basement ga- 58MCE 831-7239 East Oshawa- mouse b ahars.2 private roorns,pks bad-,6� CIV, tw6- 0 , ' e ut-011-Town -ropertieS Parking, $40Wnon1h. first/ Idsthelerences. Can 436- in OSHAWA - main too full use of houm.Ca. AJAX . detached DsdnOkt 9297 ng. t-BDO.357-2044. k m newer rouse. 3-bdrm.. 4 DleJoundry orkng•non 3 bedroom. 2 bale. walk- b wooded Trailer fol good appkanws. C/A, nicely smoker$425/monlh ndu- out from An. baseK gar- FLORIDA CT. Pun --rw- decorated. large badryard. ahw.Call 433.1597, rage. $174.500 Call 428- kites. over 1!4 acs only 2 Parking. n0n-911 I&n, no OSHAWA Centre, bright 5143. muilea from T"as Ranges pelt. responsible tenants room in large, shared 4 AJAX - w SE. �g trarwng. 54200 Ca - S1000 ndusim. &WAsst bedroom home. Non- grovel tw•sdpoa prenrs fmxbarde O. Must seg. 721-1411 smoker. Cable. laundry. um upgrades, 225K. Open' t • WET neighborhood. 2 CJose 10 public transit Sat A Sun. t - 5 pm 37 Traiier Sites bedrooms pkat walnut $350'hnaslc 576J816. Lawns Rd Call (906)666 - Centre. quiet maWre Par- den, new pow Boors. 3 ap PICKERING - Whillss/401, Ow4. •' " •: a e«+ ' • pkkancas, parkng. dose b room in 4 bedroom house, ALL bock triplex-axcodont 401. $795 plus 12 ulkkss, own 4 Poo boCl no snook- Whitby loeabon Close to $3500 hell 'ted Secs C • 1 404-6499 or 725-5579. n% no pats $425 ndkm downtown, schcola.401 b wooded Trailer fol good SOUTH Whrttly 4 Iwo$ F'r"iest re(wed. Raley- and Go. Very wag mars- roW. sandy beach. IWO room tamAyroomi with ko- venom 420-3620 tend. 31wo badman 12 hr from Oshawa Place and deck. Basement PROFESSK>II/AL. on apt$-. 2 cozy stores fire- (416)431-1565 walkout 2 -car garage. room and use of the face► places, Plenty of windows. BORROW $10.000. Pity de large let $1230 pkw 656- Me. in clean. newly rano- Large come lot 9-cor du - htoe as $110 per mdnlh.. 1480 or 6664640. rated lot•msfnouse in Picker- "my. asparats antrancss, t • THREE bedroom semi ing.dow b Go and Flea natural flea hosting. aP laundry too Traiier Sites k^9 available, Rcke Town market. Call Pick 663-6719 pkars1 . bas and s prate motors. New - Centre. quiet maWre Par- Centra arra. 14 16) 444- 7391 2 SINGLE MALES seek makx•non-amok ly ,om waled -carpet and lr AFFORDABLE Lake Onr THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1995 -PACE 27 EASTERN TIRE SERVICE' 11 U I i to--w _�9111 - GOAD SERVICE 1 I �r ..vee. . _ rsssrk+ yr I �� R s IV FREE BRAKE INSPECTION I "Service that never sleeps" I 686-1694 759 Kingston Rd. W. 1 420-6990 Ajax IL East of Brock on Hwy. l2 - 2 Blocks South Side 1 ---------------------- Z1J 4 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS AS WELL AS THIGH PERFORMANC • N 5.0 LITRE MUSTANG SPECIALISTS COBRA RACING 1652-A Ba* Street W., Pk*ering, Ontario L1 W 1 L9 Telephone: (905) 839-4327 "Located at the rear of KarBelYr ling. Pro- nolaun. Assumable 7 1/4% fano trailer sites new Trws- THREE plus bedroom lsseoraf. Share spacious mor•gsgs. Pays neat OM len. Fully swviced, meare home. one -lot. backing hare, stegody Arnwhsd. What a great OPPOswY at trees. snenared doting. 00 to vagary. SIS. month. Prvate Oen, parlv^9/1au- $209,900. Don't mist out walerfront ease svoLgible. t / Mortgages t 416.806.3620 aglw 6 p.m. drlr Cal G" c Par at 90.6- Fug price from $9900 :15 Firstllst 4306666. 4361610 or 906!065567 rre Ia. <t6.757-.1944 . THREE bedroom naves to share. Pkckerg. Includes for saint to war. BOWMANVILLE. 2 star-MoneyMORTGAGES Cartioe � $17,9W. Open 11 " A LOANS cable. m smoker. ro Pea. ey. 4 bedrooms up. 2 bete. House Sunday 26. t . 30 John 11Yalar • +r i 2nd mwgsgn s l0 955 • _:res ;• _•oil •e- ow +onlay Available kmrmnedtately irePHte- poles gokxe. FAG • • o+Y ^arts •Low - ury axpsts: r vewor •Kakis nvesd $450 monlry. Call 831- hest. workroom. garage. $7awkly inclusive. 723- High e low cost 8776. Tooled deck. largo lanced yard, play ca is sdw0la, BORROW $10.000. Pity de Oshsws. 404.9336 or 1411001.1-3923 Whdby-Vkconan , 401' afnox close, htoe as $110 per mdnlh.. o w aY aw �r• C.« horne.ron smolurig prClee $129.000. No GST. o a c. CAN Jerry. 66&7200 . Low. doripatibility money. n snonel.dudes heathydro Free consultations. Anbus 6 dsbla.s414/month.Close (906)623.2374 to transit & shopping Call BOWMANVILLE- sera 3 frmsnmesla Lad • (416) 599-4962, bedroom raised bungalow. MONEY problerns,) Debt • • 1 • • 1 n Y- new. bi,consokeabons. crted I' kitchen. �n o� rangmift, personal budget planning. udgeplanning. cedt neperFRE• assumable large o - FA�r�e r. D. Shwowlu good rate, of Liberty. . 571- CONSULTATIONS Onts S77SMONTH 2 bad- 3000[ Tor. 666.3800 Credit Courwekors (Oshawa -Dr. K. Bracken arm en unit MarprTaur, 4 Months Free Rent- Tlneeesa Doyle. RoM" Toronto) 433-1425 on, Call (906)427-3763. Downtown Oshawa. 400 Summit Realty. ased to annnounce Boo araw. Cal 434 CAPITAL Properties 3600 p- R available. Park- OBTAINING A LOAN IS - --- -- would lila aft you the Band great errll 434. best m Oshawa Living. Benrak 24,117 or 6864/32. Spa=n 2 and 3 beboan own horses. Starting at ATT: Businessman. Law S'00 Cal Larry or Cathy Yes. AcconrMantte ekc•• now 579.2149 NOW City Hal, 3 cep. main floor PICKETING 4 bedroom .ft Kilichi nelle, spfA '_•wnhouss, fireshed base- fOve f� begf. Fa Star Ment• pang• landed yard. paved parting Fast po s Nose to everything. First/ Session. ill., 57 Drily eget"so plus site., 579.4010. Begot Feat - NOT GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS 00 NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CON- TRACTS. ,st, avail. Apr. 1. $1000+. ty . (Rselor). HIGH ranch bungalow. 4 ' --- - -- ' ,cas, 906-839-2461 alter bedrooms, an largo let in M. WHITBY -2 bedroom 1-wruwuse, pato, tri• & stove. on site laundry $877.00 inckxles water and sewage. cal 665-5660 430 BROCK and ria Manokck area, not tar • 1 from Ottawa. Asking x150,000., will negotiate. 1 1 • 1 1 613-726-9234. NEW HOME Country let 3bedroom sock pond 36 mourn b Oshawa, apart. meet creates $720dyear revenue. $171,900 Many extras, (706) 963.2076. SAVE THOUSANDS OF Filclu-lerge sions! 350 s4 R fniNted Dolars, Guaranty greet bright and ba � gw- otTioe with ai•nge agrd deal, besublul now 3 Iter$ deriparkim Cal 65&0006 sty on Wsolney PA in room hare. many w •In � dehhd sell tbtase t Bmidifut FlOwert k ftIyD" e 4 p 4 4 &19 « � AiaxUW nwatth-C" 366;'r Cartioe � $17,9W. Open 11 " , Flower imam , s Love, FURNISHED room n quiet he, suitable ler non on nnsm401 exit 1500 House Sunday 26. t . 30 John 11Yalar • 1 • , k the KAStMen e 4 smoker. Slave hedities. R can orcin frdtstrial OPWO, •re n iwilt olkoe. Cres. � 1811 ) • Chw $7awkly inclusive. 723- High e low cost OSHAWA - 3 bedroom , • - - - - - -- - - - - - - - 1786. 4364106 o r 434•-5556. bungalow dose to OWUVA LIVE paychies tett ate LARGE room Cotte. Separate entrarroe . Low. doripatibility money. second floor, near PICkeIi119 Town b basement aparOnvt, job. be 18 plus. $3.33 per t! �Ip .s•L i�il'1pPff eau Centre. quiet maWre Par- / 1 III dot garage. $139,900. Cal mkft./ 1-9004513359. BE son $400 inclusive. 420 571-3650. LOSE WEIGHT FAST • 1975 before 3 p.m. OSHAWA Epi- 4 bed- BUT MAKE R LAST. z, w "W Oshawa kunisMd morn TRENT RIVER, Lake Sey- Estate, room brick house, living, dining. 2 k4chans, 2 belt- -NEW TO CANADA- Our nakral. sale, ellacim c: "MWllt•y FIIC•" In beautihil home, fpr motr. Woodland pro- non-smoker, Use of kdch9n, family housekeeping ca- rooms, fin. basement ga- grams guarantee results' laundry. �) all �i� tags, 3 pc. bath, fishing, rage. $137,900. Cal owner Cal 905-W7.3248. Love Parking, $40Wnon1h. first/ Idsthelerences. Can 436- pool, beano, skire.play- ground, 90 min. We Picker- 428-4701. klkoniy.Dad 9297 ng. t-BDO.357-2044. k m -' 3t Nicole - • eba 195 Wesstney Rd. S. Unit :7 -�= Ajax CALL (905) 619-3612 • Complete auto • Running Boards detailing * Auto Alarms a Window tint • Rust Protection • Chw • Pant Protection 0 Sunroofs • Fabric Protection Auto & Tnwk r'�r'. L'A1�t' all a Vim; �iltelk►!�l�+wA1ti!! r Mngston Rd. W. K � TO ADVERTISE IN THIS MONTHLY FEATURE PLEASE CALL DAWN AT (905) 5794400 OR (416)798-7672 i PAGE 29 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1"S P" 4 a A I 0 I] I .............. . ...... ivy AERC DST HURRY! ONLY O 2 DAYS LEFT TO O A ON '95 WIND"AR., Offer ends March 20, 1995! A I �' I BTA ill 0. : I : f I 10 11 'Itte 7 passenger, dual air bags, air conditioning, speed control, tilt wheel, AM/FM cassette, power windows and locks, privacy glass, rear air conditioning and heat, aluminum wheels. Stock #SG 199. ATTENTION FORD OWNERS! ��00 Auto, air, 7 passenger, tilt wheel, speed control, 9 you are Me original purchaser or kwa of XLT trim, 6 cyl., auto., capt. chairs, air, rear wiper p.w., p. locks, 3.01, 6 cyl., luggage rack, light a 1988-1993 Aerostar, Tempo, Topaz, washer, AM/FM stereo, 2 -tone paint, running group, power vent windows. #SK1 27. Taurus, Sable or 1993 villager. Buy or lease wards, tinted glass. #sj1o7. light a new Wrivan and receive $500.00 from LEASE 0 24 month Ford of Canada. Expires June 30, 1995. LEASE 24 month FOR 0 n*L term Ford of Canada LeasWurchase Loyalty FOR WAIL km LY q0 The Plain] Program. ONLY The Plan �� 261"331i t-u26W KINGSTON AT MIDLAND AVE.) -SCARBOROUGH