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Pickering
budget
tallyoff
$9009000
By MARIANNE TAKACS
sT\H k{t'Ok1FR
PIC_KI P,IN(i It appear, '1,,\.%n
councillors will have to go hack to
the drawing hoard alter a budgetan
boo-boo that leaves Pickering
S900,000 short of a icro tax
increase.
At a special meeting, March 1 I.
councillors Passed a prellrninary
budget they thought would mean no
tax hike for "Down services this year.
However. when the treasury depart-
ment did the final tally on all the
revenues and expenditures agreed on
by councillors. it discovered the
spending total would require a tax
hike.
See PICKERING... Page 3
Inside
in the news
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Vi* gil for `The Lost Boys'
Debbie Young was among several people who took part in a
Sunday vigil at the foot of Liverpool Road in Pickering for her
nephew Jay Boyle and five other area teens who went missing
on Lake Ontario March 17, 1995. Police presume `The Lost
Boys' died on a joy ride. photo by Carl Ferencz
School board
eyes cameras
to nab thieves
and vandals
Video gear
considered in wake
of dramatic rise in
damage at Durham
public schools
Br STEPHEN SHAW
ti"1 Al h RLH )RI FR
DURHAM School sur-
veillance cameras to capture
thieves and vandals on video
could be part of a crackdown
by the Durham Board of Edu-
cation to help combat the ris-
ing cost of crime.
Following calls
for beefed-up school
security from some
trustees in the wake
of a $244,238 bill for
school property darn -
age in 1995, hoard
chairman Audrey
MacLean says the
use of cameras on
school exteriors is a
measure which will
he given close con-
sideration in the coming
months.
..If they could he demon-
strated as an effective deter-
rent to vandalism and break-
ins and would save us money
in the long run, I would sup-
port them," she says.
The cost of property dam-
age to schools in 1995
jumped $34,000 from 1994
and $90,000 from 1992, a
stal'f' report presented this
month to trustees showed.
The hill covers the cost of
1,818 incidents involsin_
vandalism. accidents and
school wear and tear, howcv-
cr no breakdown of specific
vandalism cosh was provid-
ed.
Noting dramatic increases
last year in damages at some
area schools – - Pine Ridge
Secondary School in Picker-
ing went From $7,000 to
$ 13, 100 and Henry Street
High School in
%V1111by climbed
I rum $4,400 to
$11,800 —. Ms.
MacLean says she
plans to direct staff
to prepare a report
on school security
"strategies.
"I think (the
hoard) would look at
anything that would
give us a better
return for our
money. If it means putting in
security cameras at high-risk
schools, then absolutely let's
do it," says Ms. MacLean.
While crime -plagued
schools in the United States
have resorted in recent years
to video cameras, security
Audrey
11NacLean
See SCHOOL... Page 4
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Long arm of the law reaches
Pickering bank heist suspect
PICKERING — A suspected Pick- New Brunswick licence Plates
cring hank bandit who was the subject
of a Canada -wide wairant was nabbed
by Calgary police last week.
Illurham Regional Police robbery
detectives brought the suspect hack to
Oshawa Sunday, after the man was
arrested by Calgary cops Thursday.
The accused has been charged with
armed robbery in connection with a
Feb. 26 hold-up at the Royal Bank at
725 Krosno Blvd. Police sty a suspect
had "some type of weapon" in his
hand during the robbery.
The accused's vehicle was found in
St. Julie. Quebec with a set of stolen
attached.
A federal warrant had also been
issued for the accused for parole vio-
lations.
Changed is James 1)ayid Taylor. 40•
last known to he living at a Keele
Street residence in Toronto.
Mr. Taylor was denied hail and
detained in police custody after
appearing in an Oshawa court Mon-
day. He's schedule to appear in court
againThursday.
There have been 21 hold-ups at
Durham hanks so far this year. 10 of
which have led to arrests by police.
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AJAX -PIC KERING —
"Imported union thugs" were
at the forefront of a violent
clash with police at the
Ontario Legislature Monday,
Durham West lv1PP Janet
Ecker contends.
"It wasn't the (Ontario
Public Service Employees
Union) OPSEU members I
know. They were goons.
Thev had buttons on that said
`goons'," Ms. Ecker says.
At one point, she and
some other MPPs were
attempting to enter the
Qucen's Park building, but
were pushed back by an
Ontario Provincial Police riot
squad member.
"I said 'I'm an MPP',"
Ms. Ecker reports.
It took her more than two
hours to get into the legisla-
ture building because of the
confrontation.
"For MPPs. the only way
in was with the assistance of
the police.
Some MPPs didn't get in
Council
Still
shooting
for Town
tax freeze
FROM PAGE 1
There was a $900,000 discrep-
ancy, according to Ward 1
Regional Councillor Maurice
Brenner. Coun. Brenner says
Town treasurer Jim Walls told
him that in presenting the budget
figures to councillors, Town staff
may have overlooked the cutback
in municipal grants imposed on
Pickering in January by the
proyln;:ial government.
Town manager Tim Sheffield
said at Council's Monday night
meeting he didn't know the
details of the situation because
hc*d been in Toronto most of the
day. He said he'd received a
message that "there was some
indication the treasurer had iden-
tified a problem with the budget
numbers", but could offer no
more information.
Mr. Sheffield could not he
reached for an update on the situ-
ation before prev, time Tuesday.
Coun.
Brenner says
colleagues
remain com-
mitted to
their tert+-
increase bud-
get and pre-
dicts the%'11
meet agalr.
--- to cut spend -
Maurice Ing further in
Brenner order to
make un for
the $900,000 discrepancy. He
expects the money will he taken
out of funds slated to be put into
the Town's reserves.
Under the preliminary budget
passed by councillors before the
discrepancy was discovered.
about $1.8 million was to be
spent from Pickering's reserves
while approximately $1.1 million
was to be contributed to the
reserves this year.
The Town is expected to spend
a total of about $36 million in
1996, of which approximately
$15 million will come from tax
revenue, with the rest coming
from sources such as user fees
and provincial transfers.
The preliminary budget rec-
ommendations approved by
councillors are scheduled to go
to Pickering's executive commit-
tee Monday, March 25 and to
Council for final approval Mon-
day, April. 1. Members of the
public will have the chance to
speak on budget issues at those
two meetings.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. MARCH 20,1996 -PAGE 3
and goons'led Queen's Park clash: MPP
at all while others were spat
upon.
-The voters of Durham
West pay me to represent
their interests. Imported
union thugs prevented that."
Ms. Ecker charges.
She says members of other
unions were brought in to stir
things up.
"People moved on to the
(picket) line last week and
they're not with OPSEU.
They (OPSEU) are in a legal
strike and they have the right
to picket. What happened late
last week and yesterday were
people with other unions —
the teachers' union. CUPW.
CUPS and the CAW" joined
OPSEU pickets. she says.
The confrontation left five
people injured.
OPSEU regional vice-
president Joan Gates was at
Queen's Park and couldn't
understand the OPP's
actions.
"There was absolutely no
need for that. They were
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like storm troopers coming
out; people were not acting
up. How do we like Mike
Harris's government now?
"We all pay taxes and we
don't like our taxes being
used for treatment of that
type."
The two sides arc continu-
ing to bargain to end the
strike that's now into its third
week.
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guards and weapons detectors.
"I'd hope that we would never
come to that," she says, ruling out
the creation of a fortress-stvle
atmosphere at Durham schcx)ls.
"I think video cameras are very
intrusive. I would only support
their use outside of schools and
during after-school hours," Ms.
Teens nabbed
in break-in
at high school
Maclean says.
She adds that theft of costly
computer equipment has grown
into a "really disturbing" problem
at Durham schools• particularly
where there are portables. In
many cases, students suffer
because the board can't afford to
replace stolen equipment right
away. Ms. Mact ean says.
PICKI:RIN(T — Two teenagers
have been charged after an off-duty
Durham Regional Police off-wer spot-
ted youths breaking into a portable at
Pine Ridge Secondary School Mon-
day night.
The young offenders, age 15 and
16, were seen just after I1 p.m. run-
ning from the school at 2155 Liver-
pool Rd. N.. police say.
The off-duty officer who lives near
the school spotted the teens and gave
chase on foot. The officer eventualh
turned back and called police.
On -duty police officers called to
the scene caught the youths in the
Strathmore Crescent area shortly
after.
The teens were arrested and
charged with break and enter and
causing mischief.
A window in the portable was bro-
ken during the break-in. a school cus-
todian says.
reallys ur in
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school property because the costs cy to kick in.
"We've got to address this in a
very meaningful way. We're talk-
ing about more than
$20Q,000 (in damage),
which is money that
could have been used in
the budget at a time we
(face provincial cut-
backs)." she says.
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v Editorials and L -
Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser
Ti%IOTHl' J. H'HITTAKV..R. Publistxr A Metmland CommumiN Nc%%Npaper
JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor-in-chief published WednesdaN. FndaN. Sunday
STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor 04 I +_' Commercial Ave. Ajax. (hu.
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ABF: FAKHOURIE. I)istribution manager Phone. 683-5110 Fax: (,r? -716?
Ebbing tide
of support
Any tide of public empathy that lav with the
striking OPSEU workers three week,, ago is rapidly
ebbing as the pickets. increasingly desperate to
prove themselves powerful, have instead proven
themselves cowards.
What else can you call people who would keep
their neiehhors from entering public premises'' Is
there am other word for those.who would join a
mob blocking duly -elected representatives of the
people from entering Queen's Park legislative
building,''
We sa) not.
The striking worker, have the right to express
their own opinions. They have the right to walk the
picket line:
But when they begin to hurl insults and garbage
at the Tory MPPS they themselves helped to elect.
when they demand identification of private citizens
minding their own business. when they hamper resi-
dents' rights to drive a car onto the grounds of a
public facility. they go too far.
Those on the picket line would like to think they
have the respect of the community for doing some-
thing they believe in. and yet they show the com-
munity no respect in return. OPSEU (some of
whose members will, under the cloak of anonvmity,
whine that media coverage has been biased) has in
fact been its own worst public relations enemy.
The disgraceful behavior demonstrated by pick-
ets at Queen's Park Monday has blackened the
image of the union.
We did. after all, elect the current government to
do the job it's trying to do. The OPSEU members
all had the chance to cast a vote.
Now, they elect to cast garbage and wonder why
public support lies elsewhere.
To respond to this editorial call lnjosource at 683-7040
nfosourtce and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone
♦You said it...
In response to last Wednesday's
editorial on cutbacks to special
education, a reader said:
♦ "It seems to indicate to me that nothing is sacred, not
even services for the most vulnerable people in our
province. If there's a way for the government to keep
special education intact, it should do it."
- The News Advertiser
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v Letters to the editor
Good deed goes
a long way to
restore faith in
human kind
To the editor:
I am one of those people who
choose not to read the newspaper very
often because it is usually full of sto-
ries of violence, tragedy and unkind
things people do to one another. This
is a story of kindness and has a happy
ending, so read on.
At a time in my life when my faith
in human kind was at an all-time low.,
I am happy to say a kind gentleman
restored my faith.
On Thursday Feb. I, 1 discovered
my car had a flat tire. My car was
parked in a very busy mall in Ajax.
Armed with determination, my
owner's manual and my dear friend,
we were going to replace my flat with
my spare. We were dressed in tights
and skirts, as we were at work, and the
day was freezing cold. We had just
placed the jack under the car when a
gentleman offered his assistance. He
had a heart condition so he was physi-
cally unable to change my tire, but he
generously offered me a can of "tire
sealant", which magically re -inflates
the lire so the car can be driven to a
nice warm place to be repaired.
Everyone should have a can of "tire
sealant" in their car at all times; it real -
Ajax -Pickering News
aeceph; lettm to the edi-
A knots should be typed or
LSD weeds. Each
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be migned wfth a uand
5 ✓ tMr two inral itials and a last
*whole a phone number
The ,editor reserves
:�Ie�r wd toot
Iv works and you never know where or
when you or someone driving your car
ma} need it.
I didn't get the gentleman's name
so i am unable to replace his can of
"tire sealant" or express my gratitude.
Sir. I hope you read this article and
rc,:ognize your gtxxl deed and know
how much i appreciate your kindness.
Phyllis Kuhlman
Pickering
Cartoon
brightens day
To the editor:
Re - Your Sunday, Feb. 25 paper
cart(x)n I
i would like to congratulate your
cartoonist ti)r creating the most
"Humorous" and on target cartoon
that I have seen for many years. It
invoked instant laughter, not only
from myself, but from all those I
showed it to! Thank you for lighting
up my day.
Anton Kopp
Pickering
No wonder
Golden Report
was rejected
To the editor:
It may not give off a metallic
glow,but the obscene amount of our
tax dough put aside by our Regional
representatives as a "golden gand-
shake"(a.k.a. severance pay) for them-
selves, sure must put a glow on their
faces!
As much as $1 million for the
chairman? Perhaps this may help to
explain why the "Golden Report"
wass so vigorously rejected by them.
Messrs Al Leach and Mike Harris,
please note!
Jim McLean
Ajax
Opinion
Union thuggery
won't score points
As I was pulling into the parking
lot at the Oshawa Centre Monday, I
passed what was billed as a picket
line. in fact, a handful of 'pickets'
were sitting in lawn chairs sunning
themselves at the Gibh Street
entrance while the picket working the
hardest was a Ione sign wedged in it
shopping cart at the roadside.
Excuse me if 1 don't feel any sym-
pathy for striking Ontario Public
Scrvice Ernployees Union (OPSF.U)
members.
don't see people braving the cold
in a fevered attempt to tight the big
bad wolf known as Ontario. What I
sce is a union which, like its counter-
parts, is holding on desperately to tra-
ditions and practices which are out-
dated, and in tact detrimental to their
own member.
What I sec is a small group of bit-
ter people who are attempting to h()ld
the rest of' the province for ransom
while thev try to stop the business of
running the Province. I give up in,,
tax dollars grudgingly enough with-
out seeing them blown on ricA pc)licc
called in to protect the legislature
from the strong -am) tactics of a des-
perate union. I
Ontario, nay Canada, is in a state
of rapid transition. Like the agricul-
tural revolution before it, the industri-
al age is fast slipping away to make
r(x)m for a new era in business that
will see a new set of rules for the
workplace. We cannot hope to com-
pete in a global marketplace. where
rapidly changing technology and tlx:
ability to change tactics on a
moment's notice are the new noun.
with a workforce that expectsjobs bs for
life and presumes it should dictate the
operating procedures of business.
Too often do I hear complaints
from people, union and non-union
alike, that technology is eliminating
jobs. Very rarely do I hear that state-
ment followed up with discussion
about how to tum the negative into a
positive through retraining and edu-
cation. If every college and university
in this country filled every spot they
have for computer courses, there
would still be a shortfall of qualified
people to meet the needs of comput-
er-based businesses.
Wake up and smell the coffee,
people! While the private sector has
been toning up and putting its house
in order for the past five years, the
public sector has escaped relatively
unscathed. With the number of
OPSEU members attempting to cross
picket lines, one has to wonder who
wants to work WITH the government
and who wants to BE the govern-
ment.
News Advertiser Editor-in-chief
Joanne Burghardt can be reached
at Joanne.Burghardt@durham-
news.net
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Police start charging for funeral escort costs
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By CINDY UPSHALL
DURHAM SrAFF
DCTRIIAM — You'll have to dig a little
deeper into your pockets for a police escort at
a loved one's
funeral.
The Durham
Regional Police
Service began
charging March 1
for police escorts
for funerals. a ser-
vice previously
provided free.
"We felt ... if a
funeral director. or
the family, wants a
police escort it
should be up to
those individuals
to pay for it, not
the taxpayers,"
says Superinten-
dent Derek Den-
son, who notes
several other
pe)fice departments
in the province
also charge.
The cost for a
police funeral
escort is now $ 100
per police car
(usually two cars
are necessary). a
S20 administration
fee and S37 an
officer per hour,
with a three-hour
minimum. The
new fees apply to
any smice police
provide where a
car and officer are
required. This
includes wide -load
escorts and bkx-k-
ing off streets dur-
ing filming.
Thesc services
will now be pro-
vided by off-duty
officers, not on -
duty as was past
pracucc:.
"It's user pay.
says Inspector
Ross Smith. "It's a
common situation
in today's econo-
my..,
Although Insp.
Smith says the
fees may be
unpopular, he feels
the new system
will better serve
the community.
He explains that
previously if a
funeral director
requested an
escort, police
would do it fnae of
charge. However,
officers could be
called away to
jeal with a higher
The new sys-
tem will guarantiee
an escort will be
available. Insp.
Smith estimates
that police do
about 700 escorts
per year.
"II honestly
believe this is a
better situation for
The funeral direc-
tor," says Insp. Smith. "(The director) can
walk out of the; building and know the officers
are going to be there and know the escort is
going to be there."
While Insp. Smith thinks the new situation
is an improvement, one local funeral director
thinks the situation is anything but heavenly.
"I'm very upset about it," says Cory
Kuipers of the Northcutt Elliott Funeral Ilome
in Bowmanville. '"('hat's a lot of money for a
family that's already dishing out 54,000 or
$5,000 for a funeral"
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Man choked after
bar argument
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED.. MARCH 20, 1996 -PAGE 11-A
AJAX — A 35 -year-old Ajax man was House around 2 a.m. when two men in a blue all- him from behind, Durham Regional Police say.
attacked from behind and choked after he walked terrain vehicle drove up behind them. After the The victim was not seriously injured. He told
out of a Hunt Strect bar early Saturday. two parties exchanged words, the passenger got police the attack may have stemmed from a ver-
'Fhe man and a friend were leaving the gree out of the vehicle and attacked the man, choking bal exchange earlier in the evening at the bar.
Jurassic
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GTA ma ors discuss attractin gbusiness in Niax meetng
AJAX — Economic development will be
the main item on the agenda when mayors
from across the Greater Toronto Area gather
in Ajax Friday.
A request for $5,000 from each of the five
GTA regions, paid by municipalities on a pro -
Portional basis, will be made by Scarbor-
ough Mayor Frank Faubert and
Markham Mayor Don Cousens. The
money would be used to develop an eco-
nomic development strategy for the area.
John Farrow of the Canadian Urban
Institute will make a presentation on eco-
nomic development in the GTA.
Contractor
hurt in fall
down ladder
at Pickering
company
PICKERING — The Ministry of
Labcx is investigating a Pickering indus-
trial accident Mondav when a 28 -year-
old Port Perry contractor fell down fnxn
an unsecured ladder.
Time man was working at the top of an
extension ladder which was rested
against a ceiling beam when, on his way
down, the ladder slid out from it,, posi-
tion, says Mark Graham, operations
manager at EXAL Aluminum on
Clements Road. where the accident
occurred just after noon.
The man fell to the ground from
about 10 feet and was rushed by ambu-
lance to Ajax -Pickering General Hospi-
tal, where he's in stable axmdibon.
fie appeared to have suffered back.
hip and elbow injuries as a result of the
fall, says Mr. Graham.
The contractor was working on ducts
at the Pickering company on behalf of
Winvalley Contracting in Whitby. says
Mr. Graham.
Pharmacy
burglars
steal cash
and drugs
PICKERING — Thieves In off
with cash and drugs after they broke
into a Pickering pharmacy on the
-weekend by -removing a rooftop air
conditioner and crawling through the
store's air ducts.
The break-in at Pharma Plus, 1900
Dixie Rd., occurred sometime late
Friday night or early Saturday morn-
ing, Durham Regional Police say.
Once inside the store, the burglars
managed to break open the store safe,
containing an undisclosed amount of
money. Police say an unknown quan-
tity of drugs was also stolen from a
cabineL Details on what type of drugs
were taken weren't available prior to
Wednesday's deadline.
Anyone who has information is
asked to phone Crime Stoppers at 1-
800-978-8477.
The GTA mayors and regional chairmen Mayor Ilazel McCallicxt, the driving force in Town's STAR$ (Saving Town of Ajax Real
meet each month in a different community to setting up the mayors' and chairmen's group, Dollar$) cost -management Ixogranm.
discuss issues affecting the area. has served as chairman since it started about The meeting runs from 9 a.m. to noon at
Another item to be addressed is a request two years ago. the McLean Community Centre at the corner
by Mr. Faubert and Mr. Cousens to have the Ajax chief administrative officer Barry of Westney Road North and Magill Drive. It's
group select a chairman for 1996. Mississauga Malmsten will also give a presentation on the open to the public.
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Durham Easter Food Bank Drivegets hopping
By TONY IX)YLE
SPFCIAI.'r0'rHk NEWS ADVFR nSF.R
DURHAM — Maryanne
Sholdra is hoping you will
"share your Easter dinner
with those less fortunate".
Ms. Sholdra, co-ordinator
of this year's Durham Easter
Food Bank Drive from
March 30 to April I0, held a
news Conl'Crence Tuesday to
encourage people to donate
non-perishahle food in the
next few weeks.
Alter Collecting 50.000
pounds of" food last year
throughout Durham at 15
drop. boxes, Ms. Sholdra is
looing for more than
100,000 pounds this time
around and has increased the
number of deposit locations
to 30.
She'd also like to sec an
increase in the number of
tx)xes at places like fire halls
and grocery stores.
"Any other places of busi-
ness or food stores that
would he interested in help-
ing out, we would appreciate
the effort. We'd he more
than willing to come out and
set something up."
The drive, being spon-
sored by the Optimist Club
of Oshawa and Mctroland's
"No —L
wpwo
News Advertiser and This
Week newspapers, originat-
ed in 1989 in co-operationwith the 'IIoronlo-hased
Daily t3rcad Flxrd Bank.
But the last two years the
drive has been run locally to
ensure the '10W collected in
Durham Region stays in
Durham Region." said Ms.
Sholdra.
All feud will he distrib-
uted thruu0h the following,
agencies: Sinicoe Hall Set-
tlement House, Seventh Day
Adventist Services, C laring-
tun East Food Bank and The
Salvation Army in Ajax,
Whitby, Oshawa and Clar-
ington.
Representatives from each
of the organizations were on
hand fur the kick-off and
expressed optimism for the
campaign's success.
"We are very pleased and
very excited about this
drive," said the Salvation
Anny's Clare Mutton. "It's
very well -organized this
year; they've reached a
wider group of people.
There arc Certain items of
food that are difficult to
obtain and this should go a
long way to helping that sit-
uation."
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More than 35,000
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Pickets spread their pain from hospital to
hospital
By TONY DOYLE members jumped on the hood of his car
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER and another banged it with the wood
DURHAM — Whitby General Hos- from a union flag. Leaders later agreed
pital found its headache had subsided to let member through without delay.
Tuesdav, but members of Whitby's Atter previously being thwarted in its
Yacht Club were feeling a pain in their attempts to move pickets to the current
necks. location because it is on government
The Ontario Public Service Employ- property, the union used what police
ees Union picket line that had been set called a Toronto ruling as the foundation
up just north of the hospital on the cor- for the switch, allowing it to make the
ner of Victoria and Gordon Streets has move south.
been moved. -So long as it is peaceful picketing.
The line had been under scrutinv we certainly won't he using the police to
since the start of the 23 -day-old strike move them off here." said Durham
because of regular traffic stoppages and Regional Police Detective Jim Grimley.
delays of people heading into WGH. "We're just here to keep the peace. We
About 150 OPSEU members packed would be hesitant to lad trespassing
up a trailer. barbecue, signs. fire bins and charges at this pcnnt."
wood, and headed down Gordon Street. The Toronto case stated eight people
south of the hospital• treeing up the could picket a piece of property —
WGH. but tem-
porarily refusingFLAT RA117E
admittance to
Whitby Yacht
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executive officer Port Perr S lllactotockarvab
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move, a number cit ,h the Hour len & e
Yacht Club mem- I • Evening and Casual Wear • Wedding Gowns
hers were initially 1 • Uniforms • Ski Wear • General Repairs and Alterations 1
told it would be a
four-hour w alt to • Zippers - all types • Hemming while you wait
be let through, 1
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sparking a number I 11 1 1 I
of vcrhal outbursts 1 T)/7 1
and one physical *.ciq) ad ic,ece-_ discount
one. i
After being• Now located in the ISLAND PLAZA 1
refused entry, one
man drove at the I 540 King St W. Usnawa 725-4031
crowd until two 1 (NW corner of King and Stevenson) 1
Monday - Friday 9 - 6. Saturday 9 - 5 1
Joan Gates
known as "scab alley" — owned by the
TTC, but could not detain people from
going through the line; they could only
inform them of their stance. MPPs were
using the location to enter Queen's Park
hassle -free.
OPSEU regional vice-president Joan
Gates said the move south was long
overdue and would be a permanent one.
"We don't think it's feasible to be
blocking access to a general hospital. I
don't think anone in Durham Region
should have to cross a picket line to go
to a hospital.
"Administration (Mental Health Cen-
tre) wants us up there (at Victoria and
Gordon Streets) because we look bad in
the community's eyes."
Ron Ballantyne, administrator at the
Mental Health Centre, said the move
was illegal and the hospital was consid-
ering its plan of action.
"From my perspective and the Man-
agement Board Secretariat's perspec-
tive, this is clearly trespassing." said Mr.
Bal lantvne.
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Durham won't hire meat inspectors during OPSEU strike
By KEITH GILLIGAN
STAFF REPORTER
DURHAM — The Region won't
inspect meal at slaughter houses in
Durham during the strike by the Ontario
Public Service Employees Union.
A request by the owner of an Oshawa
poultry processing plant that Durham
hire meat inspectors was rejected 25-3
by Durham Region Council last Wednes-
day, a day before the Ontario Labor
Relations Board refused a provincial
government application to order striking
meat inspectors back to work.
Durham medical officer of health Dr.
Robert Kyle said the Region shouldn't
appoint him meat inspector because he
doesn't have the skills to do the job.
He's concerned that if any tainted meat
is sold and eaten, the Region could be
held liable.
The portion of Ontario's Meat
Inspection Act that states each med-
ical officer of health "is, by virtue
of office, an inspector" is a "relic"
dating back to the 1930s. Dr. Kyle
said.
All 10 slaughter houses in
Durham are monitored by provincial
meat inspectors. There are no feder-
ally -inspected meat processing
plants in the region.
The Ontario Labor Relations
Board ruled in May that 26 inspec-
tors — 16 OPSEU members and 10
managers — are considered essen-
tial. The Ministry of Agriculture,
Food and Rural Affairs has ruled
that provincially -licensed slaughter
houses must be shut down during
the strike.
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Margo McNab, speaking for
Ahdulkader Patel, the owner of
Hafiz Halal Poultry in -Oshawa,
said, "The withdrawal of
provincial meat inspection ser-
vices for the duration of the
OPSEU strike has caused Mr.
Patel serious economic harm
and may indeed cost him his
plant."
Mr. Patel bought the former
Litz poultry plant on Bloor
Street East in August and start-
ed his operation in December.
His plant offers fully -sanctioned Halal
poultry to the Muslim community and is
Nancy
Diamond
Region won't
assist in strike
breaking
the only such plant in North
America, Ms. McNah said.
Fully -sanctioned Halal slaugh-
ter is the Muslim equivalent of
the kosher process preferred by
practising Jewish people.
"Small plants don't have the
staying power to last weeks or
months for this (strike) to he
settled. It doesn't seem right to
allow this business to dwindle
away when you could do some-
thing about it," she said.
Mr. Patel has laid off 10
employees since the strike
began, she noted.
The plant owners "are asking
you to take an active role in strike break-
ing. An unfortunate reality of the strike
is it's affecting small businesses,"
OPSEU spokesman Paula Thompson
said.
Some of the 3,000 OPSEU members in
Durham could lose their jobs and pcn-
sions because of planned government
layoffs, she noted.
The Province has announced it will lay
off between 13,000 and 27,000 employ-
ees.
"We're told we have to deal with it.
accept it. It's a harsh reality. It's a harsh
reality Mr. Patel and others in business
will have to face," she said. "We don't
want to see anyone go out of business,
but being in business is a risk.'
Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond said.
"If we name a meat inspector, we're
naming replacement workers and we'll
be assisting in strike breaking. That's not
the role of this council."
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doesn't have a new job: she wants chil- Brandon Shepherd. Rory Ferguson and
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guess what occupation goes with the hat Annette Hickey.
AJAX-PICKERING — Get a lit-
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local Canadian Cancer Society top
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A Cul -A -Than will he held from
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day.
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when the soci-
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cure fur the disease.
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Canadian Cancer Society at 696-
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individual, the following
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interest to
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Metro Hall,
the Recycling
Council of
Ontario
(RCO) will
sponsor a
one - day
forum enti-
tled House-
hold Haz-
ardous Waste
Stewardship:
Forging New
Alliances.
Recent
trends have
foster stewardship and to
develop action plans to
advance development of
HHW management pro-
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Report
made it clear
that Household Hazardous
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whose time has come.
Municipal governments are
concerned about the high
costs of handling and dis-
posing of HHW and some
provincial governments are
moving to mandate its
recovery.
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forum is to promote a com-
mon understanding of the
facts and issues, provide
governments and industry
an opportunity to share per-
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HHW as well as erwourag-
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or green alternates. For reg-
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Vellend at 416-960-1025.
More permaculture
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mony. These awards recog-
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nize individuals, business -
environmentalist, carpenter
es, governments and orga-
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nizations whose efforts to
who has been organizing
minimize waste are con-
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1993, and Monica Kuhn, a
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AJAX — You can fling into spring with an fee for refreshments.
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The Ajax parks and recreation department's 427-8811 for more information.
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STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — A good -luck mes-
te from the mayor and an outstanding
provisational acting performance
ped a group of young thespians from
oval high school become the best in
St. Mary Catholic Secondary School
Prov team captured the gold medal at
c prestigious Canadian Improv Games
the National Arts Centre in Ottawa
hich ended Saturday.
Improv coach Marguerite Jack says
cr performers were shocked and over-
liclmed when they found they'd heat
our other finalists from across the
auom to win top billing.
"They all cried and I was crying,
o," reports Jack. "It was something
Im, had been working for over the past
hree years and I think they were just
ncrwhclmcd. They couldn't believe it-,
hcv were in shock."
The eight -member St. Mary troupe
oinpleted the preliminary round of the
41mpetition and was among five
"ho ols to advance to the finals. Other
!finalists were Kitsilano High School of
Vancouver, Westwood Collegiate from
Pon McMurray, Alberta, Cawthra Park
.:haul from Mississauga and Canter-
hur High School from Ottawa which,
up until last year, had won the competi-
non for six straight years.
Jack notes the gold medal remained
in doubt until the final announcement.
til five finalist schools turned in strong
efforts, with the competition consisting
of 15 seconds for each team to discuss
their improvisation, and four minutes to
act it out. As well, an audience sugges-
tion had to be incorporated into the
four -minute skit. The St. Mary troupe
won top marks for 'story' and 'style'
categories.
"You can train and train and work on
your skills, but this was a night when
everything clicked," Jack says.
The St. Mary team attained a score of
320 out a possible 350 in the 'style'
improvisation which explored the roots
of reggae music, with the whole story
'ung in reggae style.
The St. Mary team's 'story' improvi-
tion delved into Shakespeare's Mac-
•th and used a rather humorous 'tragic
aw' during the course of the four-
inute play. At the suggestion of the
udience, the St. Mary actors incorpo-
aced an obsession with earrings as
acBeth's 'tragic flaw'.
"They really had to know the basic
lements of Macbeth" to pull off the
provisation, ' says Jack.
After the conclusion of the prelimi-
round, the team got a boost in the
of an encouraging fax from Pick -
ng Mayor Wayne Arthurs.
"I don't know whether that kick start -
us or not. But, they were just thrilled.
was very exciting," Jack says.
Tto qualify for the national improvi-
'onal showcase, the St. Mary troupe
on the silver medal at the Southern
ntario Region Improv Games at the
rd Centre for the Performing Arts in
Tonto earlier in the month.
Last year, in their first time at nation-
, the St. Mary performers earned a
nze medal.
Members of the St. Mary improv
am are Michael Reid, Joey Ross,
ya Kerr, Arthur Chen, Julie Dumais,
an Marcell, Chris Bockhop and cap -
n Sean Hakim.
Members of St. Mary Catholic
Secondary School's winning
improv team are, from left, in
back, Mike Reid and Chris Bock -
hop; in middle, Joey Ross, Julie
Dumais, Brian Marsell, Arthur
Chen and Tanya Kerr; in front,
Sean Hakim.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
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March 20, 1996
New Visions display
features best school art
DURHAM — The vast array of young, artistic talent
hexing developed in arca public high schools will he show-
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New Visions will display publicly the works—execut-
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Peewee Panthers stage late comeback to win playoff round
PICKERING — The Pickering the third period of game four in the six- Scott Billing, Greg Cusack, Evan
Panthers Bell Canada minor peewee point series. Pickering scored four Georgicvski, Small. Skrepnek and
AA' rep hockey learn turned in a stron" unanswered goals to take the vic-`�G ti Stephen Philips.
third period to score a 5-3 playoff yicto- tory and put Barrie out of the �Q Or, In the series opener, the two
ry over Barrie and move on to the next playoffs. Ryan Pelan fired the v t squads played to a 4-4 tic.
round. game \'inner, while Mark a v -c Brandon Saker scored twice. with
The Panthers \'ill nowface Rogers, with his second of" the Pelan and Billing notching sin -
Newmarket in the York-Sintcoe leafgue contest, scored the tying marker. 9JJO �,O� ogles. Assisting were Srnall with
semi-final series. Other scorers were Trevor Small two and Pelan with a single.
After trailing by' two goals going into and David Skrepnek. Assists went to The Panthers dropped game two
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of the series 4- 1. Mitch Grigoriadis
scored the Ione Pickering goal, with an
assist to Rogers.
In the third game, the Panthers scored
a big 4-1 victory over Barrie. Pelan
notched a hat trick, with a single to
Kevin Kcarn. Kcarn also contributed
two assists, with single helpers to Aaron
Calder, Michael Dawson. Small and
Billing.
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Lacrosse is a natch for Ajax's Nash family
By Al. RIN ETT
SP( )k rs KF.t' RTFR
AJAX -- Canada's national summer
sport is the tie that hinds the Nash family
of A.tax
Choosing lacrosse over hockc\. three
members of the bash clan — Adam :Sash.
20. Kerry Nash. 19. and Gordon 'Gee'
continue a family passion for
tilt sport that spans three generations.
Father Gurdon Nash coached lacrosse in
Toronto and Nk'hrth\ for 25 years and is
currentl\ serving on the executi%e of the
Junior 'A' V1'hithy Warriors. Uncle Mike
Nash was the eoaltcnder for the Afax
Junior 'B' Knights in the Ontario
Lacrosse League in the '70s. Grandfather
Bill hash (deceased) helped found the
Ajax klinor Lacrosse Association in the
'60s, serving on the executive for marry'
years.
The Nash brothers, weaned on box or
indoor lacrosse in their early year,.,. have
turned their focus to field lacrosse, and
have excelled at the sport.
Adam currently plays for the University
of Toronto Varsity Blues. Kerry is a
member of the University of Guelph
Gryphons. while Gee plays for the
Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic
High School Chargers. He was also
recently named to the national junior field
lacrosse team to represent Canada at the
world championships in Japan this sum-
mer.
A Grade 12 student at DO'C, Gee has
taken his field lacrosse skills to another
level with the national junior team. He
was among 70 hopefuls who attended try-
outs to pick the best 26 players — 20
from Ontario — to represent Canada at
the worlds in Tokyo, Japan in August.
The goaltender with the Canadian
juniors says. -Fin really excited. 1 dont
really have an idea of what to expect at
the worlds. There'll be a lot of good play-
ers and. hopefully. I'll do well and the
team will do well. The coaches sav we
should be the most competitive team out
of Canada in the last three vears '
Gee rs to training camp for the junior
squad in Florida hc,_rnnrng today. The
national team will also participate at a
tournament in Baltimore April 10 to 14
and will play a tune-up event in Toronto
against U.S. competition Just prior to tak-
ing off liar Japan.
The youngest bash brother also played
for the Oshawa Blue Knights under -19
field lacrosse team, helping the squad to
Canadian and Ontario championships last
summer. At the nationals in Oshawa last
September. Gee was named to the nation-
al all-star learn as the goaltender.
Kerr}, a midfielder for the Guelph
Gryphons mens field lacrosse team.
helped the unnersity' capture the Ontario
University Athletic Association s
(OUAA) Baggataw'av Cup, the provincial
university championship, last No%emher.
It was Kerrv's first vear playing universi-
ty lacrosse after finishing his high school
days with DO'C.
Meanwhile, Adam finished out a solid
rookie season at the forward or attack
position with the U of T, which played
in the OUAA second division confer-
ence last year. The Varsity Blues nar-
rowly missed winning the title, losing
to Queen's University in the final last
fall.
Before Adam and Kerry made the jump
to university field lacrosse, the three Nash
brothers played together for DO'C for
Pickering minor atoms
take series stranglehold
against Humber Valley
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers minor atom select hock-
ey team won its second playoff
game against Humber Valley 6-0
on March 15 to take a two -
games -to -none lead in the series.
Goaltenders Kenny Saunders
and Ryan Mason registered the
shutout.
Goals were scored by Kyle
,Harding, Chris Mcllwain, Troy
Carpenter, Everett Hanna, Billy
Keith and Stephen Farmer.
Other team members are
Matthew Gartner, Andrew
Leonhardt, Marcus Moss, John
Kenthol, Giancarlo Domingo,
David Grieves and Jesse Seward.
Coaches are Paul Carpenter,
Ron Harding and Matt Seward,
trainer is Wayne Moss and man-
ager is Lir Keith.
Lacrosse is the spice of life for the Nash family of Ajax. Kerry and Adam Nash
both play field lacrosse at the university level, while Gordon 'Gee' Nash plays for
the Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers. The youngest
Nash was chosen as a member of the Canadian junior squad which will represent
the country at the world championships in Japan in August. From left are Kerry
Nash, Gee Nash, father Gord Nash and Adam Nash.
three seasons. At the end of the 1994 sea-
son, the brothers were named co -winners
of the DO'C athletic award for lacrosse.
How much is lacrosse a part of the Nash
family? Gee notes years of practices,
photo by A.J. Groen
games and travel have become second
nature to him and his lacrosse -playing
siblings.
"We don't even think about it any more.
It's a part of you."
PickeringAerialslgymna'sts _^
sky high after competitions x
.—PICKERING -Picfering Aerials' finished third on beam and was 16th overall
'Gymnastics Club members took flight en routeMeanwhile, Aerials' level 1 competitors had
..to medals at two recent competitions. a strong showing at the Ameri-Cana
The Aerials' level 3 gymnasts competed at Invitational in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
' the Niagara Cup meet in Buffalo. The meet Elyse Mihkelson finished fourth ion beam
.`. attracted 88 competitors ranging in age from and was seventh overall. Joy Cretney finished
--eight to 15 years. --eighth overall with a sixth-place finish on
Brooke Lynne Primrose finished first overall vault. Briann Cassidy finished seventh on
with first -place efforts on the balance beam vault and eighth on beam. Aaran Black fin -
and floor exercises, a second on the uneven ished seventh on both vault and floor. Kaidin
.;..parallel bars and a fourth on the vault. Grandy had a strong third-place finish on vault
Kathryn Newton placed fourth overall with a and was eighth on floor. Jessica Lamarre fin-
,. -fourth -place finish on floor. Vanessa ished fifth on bars. Alicia Wald and Brittney
Robinson, 9, the club's youngest competitor, Lloyd also performed well at the meet
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Pickering Panthers getting it together after it's too late
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers have put together a modest
three -game unbeaten string in the waning
days of the 1995-96 regular -season cam-
paign.
The Panthers, already out of contention
for the Metro Junior `A' Hockey
League's post -season play, skated to a 3-
3 tie with the visiting Wellington Dukes
at the Pickering Recreation Complex
Sunday night. In Shelburne Friday night,
the Panthers upended the HTI Hornets
12-6. A week ago Sunday, the Panthers
edged the Oshawa Legionaires 5-4 here.
Against Wellington, the Panthers held a
slim one -goal lead through the first two
stanzas, but allowed the Dukes to score a
third -period marker to earn the tie.
Jeremy Schott, Jamie Jeanes and Chris
Lewis scored for the Panthers.
Against the Hornets, the Panthers
allowed the hosts to take a 4-1 first -peri-
od lead before battling back to earn a
lop -sided victory.
Kyle Martin netted a hat trick for the
Panthers, while Ryan Milanovic and
Jeanes each connected for a pair of mark-
ers. Single tallies went to Paul Howes,
Brian Fish, Chris Lewis, George Trifon
and Chris hunter.
Horsing
around
Cynthia Johnson leaps into some March break fun
during a riding camp at the Pickering Horse Centre
on Paddock. Road near Greenwood recently. Here,
Cynthia steers Oliver over a jump.
photo by Ron Pietroniro
In the Oshawa contest. Kyle Martin had
two goals, including the game winner.
Trifon, Fish and Stu Vandergeest regis-
tered single goals.
The Panthers have two
games remaining. �CKEMC
including a date at
Thornhill against the
Islanders tonight.
Wednesday, March 20.
The Panthers also play in
Markham against the Waxers on Friday
night to close out the season.
While the Panthers have posted a losing
record (12-31-6 to this point in the sea-
son), head coach John Blackburn says the
future looks bright for the club which
was re -built from the stick boy on up
after local businessman Michael Boyer
assumed ownership of the team prior to
the 1995-96 campaign.
""Teams used to come into Pickering
and he given two points. Now, we've
gained some respect and we've gone to
battle every game. I really think that
boles well for next year," says
Blackburn.
The 1996-97 season will begin in
earnest for the Panthers with the club's
annual rookie camp in May.
Minor atom Raiders win Stoney
Creek tourneywithout ever tra
AJAX-PICKERING — The Ajax- victory. and Andrew Sawyer
Pickering Raiders TD Bank minor In the semi-final contest. the Raiders point contest.
atom 'AAA' rep hockey team went beat a tough Chatham Stars club 3-1. In the second ga
wire -to -wire without a loss to capture Team captain Noel Coultice con- defeated the Syracuse
the championship banner at the Ace tributed a goal and two Ajax -Pickering ju
Bailey Memorial Tournament in assists to the winning lead and never to oked
Stoney Creek last weekend. cause. got two late goals
The Raiders won all five of their The Raiders beat the O'Sullivan's shutout h
tournament games and were never Brampton Maroons in Forwards Matt Per
behind on the scoreboard. the quarter -final Wilkins, Brett Mc
In the title contest. Ajax -Pickering clash 5-1. The game Adam Markcw com
faced an excellent team in the was tied after the AAA`s defence of Kyle
Rochester Americans, who finished first period, but Neubauer. Michael
first overall in their New York State three goals in the RAIDERS Keher, Tyler Van Gij
league. The Raiders built a big 4-0 lead middle frame to allow seven goal
early in the game and held on to cap- put the game away for the Raiders. tournament, while
ture the championship with a 4-3 victo- In round-robin action, the I'D Bank scoring was balanced
ry" atoms blasted the Chinguacousy Blues getting at least two poi
Goaltender Gord Brettell was unbcat- 12-0. with Michael Alexiou and Centreman Ihrek I.
able Late in the contest to preserve the Matthew Fettes each scoring a teat trick tournament due to illtr
Pickering Panthers minor peewees win Leaside
PICKERING — The provided by Matt were Ryan %lihkcNon with Hulmc. Sir
Pickering Panthers Thompson and Scan a pair. Peter Asscnz.a. by Ryan (
Advantage Car and Truck Clavion. assisted by Scott Shawn Scifried. Bradley solid defen
Rental minor peewee select Fahey. Brandon Black and Knight. Ridding. ed the opp
hockey team won the Rvan Chomiszak Vahey Thompson and deflected
Leaside Flames Hockey earned the game's Vahey. through the
Tournament with a dramas- Hustler' award for his In the ti the event
is 4-2 overtime victory strong play. second �4; The Pic
!eover Downsview. Pickering's success at the game, the on selects finis
With the game tied at 2-2 at tournament began in the Panthers • /` "� Hockev 1.
the end of regulation time, the opening game when the skated to a 91,, E season pla
championship was decided peewees skated past 1-1 draw overall.
by a shootout. Clutch goal- Downsview 6-4. with the host The Pant
tending by netminder Peter Boyer and Alan Debono Leaside Flames. wees are c
Watkins and goals by led the offensive attack Pickering opened the Ridding,
Brandon Boyer and Brandon with two goals and two scoring in the first period from D
Ridding sealed the victory for assists each. Vahey and on a goal by Vahey, assist- Manager
Pickering. Thompson rounded out the ed by defenceman Chris and trai
Other Panther tallies were scoring. Drawing assists Forrester and Brendan Watkins.
ifing
recording a livc-
me. the Raiders
Stars 6-2.
jun
into a 5-0
back. Syracuse
to spoil Sean
id.
nerowski. Brian
Ionnachie and
hined with the
Martiniuk. Eric
Kostka. '.Matt
n and Justin Hall
s against in the
scoring 30. The
with every player
ints.
vndon missed the
ess"
tourney
ons _oallendino
1laysher and a
sive effort limit-
osition to a lone
y
marker midwathird frame for
uaI tying �_oal.
kering peewee
shed North York
eaeue regular -
y in third place
hers minor pee-
oached by Mike
with assistance
ave Hulme.
is Joe Debono
ner is Peter
Atom Panthers start Niagara Falls tourney on right foot
PICKERING —
standing perfor-
Sadler, Brian
well in net.
The Pickering
mance to register
Campbell and
In their return
Panthers Canadian
the shutout.
Papalia each tal-
match with
Tire minor atom
In the second
lied, with assists to
Burlington, the
`AA' rep hockey
game, the
Michael Watkins,
Panthers lost 6-3.
team managed
Canadian Tire-
Greg Garrett. Ryan
M a t t h e w
only one win in
Panthers dropped a
Gemon, Craig
Y a r m o l u k,
three games at the
43 decision to the
Burrell and
Andrew Hackett
Niagara Falls tour-
N e w m a r k e t
MacLeod. Luke
and Papalia
nament recently.
Redmen. Jennifer
Chivers played
notched goals.
Pickering
downed the
Burlington Blue
Devils 2-0 in the
first game. Team
captain Chris
Papalia and Chris
MacLeod each
scored for the
Panthers, while
goal tender
Michael Tadman
turned in an out-
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pany established 5 years.
Duties to include process -
i^9 d�Y OVR f1onthly AIP
and interaction with our
customers. Income range
$
20_526,000. Please sub
nit resume in confidence to
File a 7297 OshawalWhitoy
This Week, P.O. Boa 481,
Oshawa, Ontario LIM 711.5
E
Manager, hill time position
available immediately in
the Whitby area Stamss-
ful candidate will be re-
sponsible to compete all
aspect of the Dookkeeprg/
accounting functions in in-
cluding preparation of fi-
nancial statements and flows. s. Position re-
quires a sed starter who is
experience in a van" of
accounting and data based
software programs. Please
send resume with refer-
ences and salary expecta-
tions to:IMD 1450 Hopkins
St..Suits 103 Whitby On-
tano LtN 2C3 or fax (905)
666-9205.
M"ON MANUFACTURING
Myron Manufacturing has been a Direct Marketer of imprinted
Business Gifts in Scarborough for over 15 years. We are
recruiting for the following permanent full-time positions:
BILINGUAL (FRENCH/ENGLISH)
INSIDE SALES ACCOUNT REP.
to sell to our established and new customer base across Canada - no cold calls.
Qualifications: Assertive Sell Directed individual with superior communication
skills in written and spoken French and English languages. professional work
ethics, ability to work in a fast paced environment plus two years related work
experience.
CommMnsation includes guaranteed rate. commission and bonus, company paid
benefits and comprehensive training.
BILINGUAL (FRENCH/ENGLISH)
INBOUND REP.
to provide all aspects of customer service, almost exclusively through telephone
communication and on-line order entry
Qualifications: Superior communication skills in written and spoken French and
English languages, professional telephone manner and work ethics, ability to
work independently in a fast paced environment Aptitude for spelling,
grammar and working with numbers are very important. Previous inbound
experience in an on-line environment is required.
ComMnsatio includes competitive salary. employer sponsored comprehensive
benefits package and training
Qualified candidates should direct their inquiries to:
Myron Manufacturing
Attn: Human Resources
945 'Middlefield Road, Scarb., On. ;M1 V 5KS
Fax: (416) 291-898;
"/1,ron is an equal opportunity employer and encourages all qualified candidates
•espcind. Only those under consideration will be contacted
IF r
e parent or separatedr ..- orSales Help!
divorced with three years ' Agent
work experience, you may
quality for financial assts-
tance of if you are over 45
and have •ecenVy been
lid off. you may quality for
training assistance. DIP/
CERT. Lotus, Wordpedect.
D -Base. Word. Accpac.
Bedford. Autocad. Ventura,
Pagemaker, Harvard. Cor-
el. Computer Programming
and Systems Analyst. Co-
bol. Pascal and C Photo-
shop. Quark Express and
Illustrator, Durham Busi-
ness Computer College.
4273010
Sales
Help / Agra
MAU EX -M
i 100E l
Sell Avon product -c
where you live or
work.
e bring
beauty home
Call:
Pauline Naulls-
(905) 427-4689
Im Help
Skilled
FITTER I WELDER, capable
of sell supamsion, wages
in accordance with erpen-
ence. send or tax resume to
595 macKenzis Ave Unit
e2, Ajax, Ontario, US 2W
905.686-8597
LICENCED body person
Sales Help/
IM, Agent
FULL TIME
ENTHUSIASTIC ADVERTISING
SALES REP
Flexible, outgoing.
Telephone Sales Experience
Copy, layout experience a plus.
Salary / Commission.
fax resumes to
Donna or Chris
619-9068 or
Drop off at,
130 Commercial Ave.
Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5
Skilled Skilled
Im Help Help
Leading Toronto Area equipment rentai compa-
ny requires diesel mechanics experienced in:
Cat, Hitachi & Volvo.
And specialists In the following:
-portable air compressors
-ride-on compaction
Good compensation packages offered
writgn replies only to:
Hub Equipnrerit Limited
2960 Markham Road
Scarborough, ON. MIX IES
or FAX 416-296-1297
HospitaN
requires experienced
ReCeptionist/
ASSiStant
Part time HARP
certified. cartpWet
(905) flat -7566
qr Year at�� rte
REG. PHYSIOTHERA-
busy slat rate
POST. Full lime work in
shopfor
Shop vi Wlhilby. Call JEN
geriatrics community nurs-
rtg home in Durham Re -
SON AUTO BODY 905-
gWnW.ppp pis. Fax
668-3331
resumes to 416.489-8251
SPRAY PAWFER need-
or telephone 416.489.8888
ed immediately for Scar.
company Must have 5
1574.
experience, Cleaning prim
• 1 Wafitled
ing and painting sheet
686-9687.9TW_ft:
metal parts and tube fram-
I
ing of custom equiprtwnt.
MOTHERS Helper want -
Car Jan Parks. 1-905.837-
ed for 2 children. 3 days/
6060
week part-time hours. Car
WELDER, experienced in
686-7260.
magi and fig. needed for a
WANTED: expenenced
DAYCARE
8 yrs. exp., reas. rates,
ref available, good
structured routine,
flex. hours. any age
welcome, back up Day-
care provided
420-8526
DAYCARE in my home.
RN, early days. late even-
ings, part-kme/full-lime•
starting at newborns. non-
smoking, all -you -can -est,
loving environment. Refer-
ences upon request, re-
ceipts given. 9D5-427-
8114.
NORTH AJAX - Motor of
3 112 yr. old with rust aid
training will provide day-
care in our non smoking
home. Only one or two
children will be accepted.
Nunious mealsisnacks and
activities area provided.
Call Sylvia at 619-6716
Pickering Company. Work-
nanny to provide care to 19
NURSE and mother with
ing with stainless and sheet
month old in our home,
excellent references, will
metal for custom pieces.
(Glendale) 8.6pm M -F, rel-
ncludes carpet. premium
Please call Jan Parks 1-90-
erences required. 831-
car a for your child. babes
837-6060
1574.
welcomed Call Colette.
SOLID yak 41)c dresser
COMICS aoprox 1500.
686-9687.9TW_ft:
must sell closing out Best
I
RN
' Ii81MN
• Avera%
yg
her horne.MMonday -Friday
new motor. 220 volts. 80
5425. sofaloveseat 5425. 3
(6 am -6 pm) Six months of
dressers S65/each d many
WANTED outboard motors,
age and up. Non-smoker.
CPR
EXPERIENCED Vempunc-
PICKERING Village, need
daycare? Our 3 yr old is
certificate. Whites Rd.
& Hwy 02 Call 420-8433
lure. ECG LAb Tech, also
looking for playmate with
SQUARE glass coffee
experienced medical re-
whom to share french-
SYSTEM : 88. 640 K RAM,
cherry hall console cabinet
ceptionist to work flexible
speaking nanny. (905)
First Choice. Bedford -In-
ple dresser, minor, and 2
hours,stan lmmed. 428-
428-7707, after 7pMwee-
Panasonic Printer. asking
8055
kends.
5.
FIREWOOD, Excellent
quality hardwood. Guar-
anteed. extra long time fully
seasoned, cut and split
Honest measurmentFree
delivery Kozy Heat. Fire-
wood p905,753-2246
SKIDS & Pallets for fire-
wood, hardwood & soft.
wood mixed. pre cut or bro-
ken, delivery available.
large & small loads Limited
time otter call (905)430-
9013
Articles
for Sale
WHEELCHAIR Ou,ck,e
Rx model Brand new, nev-
er used asking $800 905-
579-4992
2PC Sectional includes
;ofa bed, cream with blue 8
rise stapes, excellent con-
^Plion. 2 years old. asking
5800 o b.o. Call 666-3449
ALARMS. Don't let your
ore be ourglanzed Pro-
•eCI your family and treas-
,,es with an affordable,
wireless security monitor
'n alarm system that helps
rtu rest easier For aIree
--xne secunty analysis. call
%05-721-1395
ART' Limited Editions
r•isra Romance Ehza-
em Berry. Brent Town-
..�nd. Professionally
'-amed. double matted
must Sell. $130 905.725-
,;m
BEDROOM SUITE, solid
.ae.seer s Z.?012
glia tables. mans' large
:-moire. latbes 51 .n wile
7,esser with large mirror
wely foot bench and
nicker lounge chair $1.600
19.5182
CARPET 3 rooms, 5299,
p^r-e ncludes 35 yards of
-arpet. Premium Pad and
^stailation Sal 305432-
2 750
Carpet Broker. '00".
Nyv.n -nick pi-_- .pan re.
sisnnt Carper For 3 rooms.
only $369 00 Price in-
cludes 30 Sq yds carpet.
deluxe pad antl installation
in your horse Free quota-
tion in your home No in-
lerest. no payment for one
'WI year. Daniel. 1.800.
217-0104
CARPET MILL DIRECT
stain resistant carpe' 'or 3
rooms. only $349. price in-
cluding. 30 square yards.
carpet. PadJabour, Free
estimate. Arnold 1-800-
663.6046 yr no Deyr*henr
no nneresr Fa t full year
CARPET.Fallingbrook
/car ^," at discount pne
*s Vinyl, stain resistant
-dudes pad and ex-
pert insta!labon. Can Nick
ar (905,655-3519
GREAT SUMMER JOB
Hot Dog Cart For Sale. Ex-
cellent condition $2,500
08.0. Call mommgs 721-
0601
KEEPYOUR 8 mm & su-
per 8 film, safe on high
quality video.Tnple R Video
Transfer offers the best
pace with music added no
extra charge call 905-725-
1001
KENWOOD Deluxe 250
watt home theatre stereo
system Dolby Pro Logic
receiver. HX -Pro tape deck,
5 disc CD player. 5 speak-
ers. 5 yr warranty Free de -
very Rent to own by
phone for only $13 75/
week Call today (905)571-
1413
MASTERCRAFT 4Hp
snowblower 5550. 46 RCA
Home rneatre with protec-
tive ann-glare screen.
Drand new 52200. Sony
stereo VCR. brand new
$350. Danby compact
fndge as new S200. Beau -
mark chest freezer, as new
$300 623-8658
OAK/PINE FURNITURE
vvt,y .a, eta,i paces? One
of Ontano's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturers is now
selling mrect to the public.
Eq. oak pedestal table and
4 chairs 5849. 7 it double
pedestal and 6 chaos
S1499. cannnonball beds
tom 5399. Over 20 stain
choices all sold, no
veneers Traditional Wood-
working 905-985-8774
PIANO FOR SALE Bald-
w,n apartment sizemclud-
,ng bench Like new regu.
,any tuned New cost over
55000 asking 52000 905-
W-4477
PIANOS ,GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS r
nam'; arge5l ,- ?c%on.
New and used Pianos Not
sure' Rent to own_ apt
we. upright. grand, digital.
keyboards All 1995 -ner.
Chardise reduced' Teiep
Porno Wom, 433-1491
PINE Dedroom set, meo-
ur- ti'a,n_ 2 twin 4 poster
beds. night table, triple
dresser with mirrOC2 side
shelves. arnhoirw 2 draw-
ers and 3 drawers, like
new sloop 665-0746
FOR SALE WASHERS .
drye• stoves 5275 and
up 3 month warranty Rw
par service tut rate 535 &
up Wanted. Appliances
work --I or not andges.
stoves, washers dry-
ers 905-438-1545
SHEDMAN Ouai ty barn
stye <'+: . • 3- x 9 $394
Plus tax Many other sizes
and styles available. Alsc
garages and decks For
more info can 905-619-
1093
CARPETS ots of carpal.
'
'JC`< ^ylor. new Stan re-
SHELVES COmmeraal.
-easy carpets on harhd. I will
meta S200 Cnb. $125
carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price
Dining room suite. pine.
ncludes carpet. premium
seats 6. pus WOW 6 hutch.
pad. expert installation. fast
5450 Cup 905-723-6921
delivery free estimates (30
yards) Norman 686-2314
SOLID yak 41)c dresser
COMICS aoprox 1500.
set S775 queen sue mat -
must sell closing out Best
tress/boxspnng $275, king
offer 905-420-4304
size nattressibolisp-9
COMPRESSOR, SHp.
S350 2 pc. sectional sofa
new motor. 220 volts. 80
5425. sofaloveseat 5425. 3
gallon, commercial use
dressers S65/each d many
WANTED outboard motors,
other terns (905)697 -
lawn mowers. water crafts.
35W
doesni have to work Can
Winston (905)42D-6559
SQUARE glass coffee
COMPUTER. AMDEX
table with glass pedestal,
SYSTEM : 88. 640 K RAM,
cherry hall console cabinet
colour monitor. includes
& matching mirror. oak tri -
First Choice. Bedford -In-
ple dresser, minor, and 2
tregrated accounting Also
drawer night stand
Panasonic Printer. asking
$800 080 839-8686 after
(0686 1646
5.
NEW a USED WIND -
COMPUTERS PENTIU-
OWS various sizes. ther-
MANIA - Pentium 75 with
mal -pane windows. various
mid tower case. 8 meg ram
sizes. new &used: 2 piece
1.08 GB (lard dr". 144 FD
Mli video, 104 keyboard
bathroom set and pltxribeg
mouse windows 95 CPU
fixtures; mirrored shower
protector, 2 years warranty.
dodrs.4 x4 double hung
$1.264. lots of other Penti-
window. 905-655-4683
um values. Used 486's
432-0132 after 5:00 pm.
from $600. Used 386's from
$185. Coning Soon 2Ws
TEAK wall unit/buffet 80'
2 MB ram. 40 mb drives
$99. Clanngton Computer
"• 3 sections, one with
164 Baseline Rd. E. (Just
glass doors. $550. 728 -
east of Flying Dutchman
4781
Hotel) Bownanville.
TORO rOwER,
DESIGNER Wedding
IGNE
gown, sae 20 $450, Enter -
lied,LAW
self propelled, mWcher,
tainment centre coffee
M. doublersingle, ntw.
table, area ng. Luton. couch
5350. C oak, pike new
& chair, women's 10 speed.
S".723-6921
large Venetian binds. 725
5011
- TOSIM8A 27' stereo tele -
ESCAPE TO rado's
vision Amazing picture. 6
golden age - Comedy,
yr. parts & Latour warranty.
drama.... For sample cas-
Sete and catalogue send
Free delivery.Rent to own
52.00 to: Northants in Time,
by phone. Only $7.95/
18 Nordic CrI. Whitby. On-
wk.(905)571.1413.
land. LIN SN3
WEDDING Dress. size 7/
ESTHETICS/electrolysis
8, off -the -shoulder, ex -
equipment. Sell entire
trernely beautitW. $600 firm.
package, $2600, or indi-
Call Sandra 905-985-3738.
vidually. Cali 905-428-
8372.
WHY pay cable? Go Di-
rect! RCA 18' Digital Satal-
DIAMOND RING, set. 64
rte. Up to 175 channels
Carat. pear , plus 12 bnll-
Best quality picture &
ants, appraised $5.200.
sound. Rent to own by
Beautiful set, Asking $1700
phone. 58.50 wkly (905)
final. 432.8919
571-1413
z
1
PACE 28 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEU„ MARCH 20,19%
e I Auctions • I Auctions
AUCTIONS
Public auction sale
collectors' Items to
MONDAY
MARCH 25TH
At Kahns Auction
Barn. 2699 Brock Rd.
N.. Pickering. Take
the 401 to exit 399
and go north on
Brock Road for 3
miles Sale com-
mences at 7 p.m.
Preview from 4 p.m.
Sale includes Cana-
dian and World
Cons, World Paper
Money, A Sword,
Canadian and WWII
German Medals and
Mndana, Phone
Cards Collector
Cards, Sports Cards
aria Memorabilia. an
Ampeg Dan Arm-
strong Lucite 'See
'h•ough' Electric
Base wicase. Nostal-
gia Gingerbread
CI'cks, Soviet Prop-
a,ianda Posters,
G-_0 and Silver Jew -
Gemstones.
A, -graphs of Cos-
menaut Liadov.
lh-ss Player Spass-
K,, and others. 19th
tury Framed
°• -ts and more
Ca-alogue $2- Terms.
cask, Approved
c^eque. Visa. MC
%, x' sale April 22.
information on
^i:: ng or consigning
:a
ADAM
LIVINGSTONE
(416)977-0865
News
Advertiser
Classified
Dept.
open
every
Mon. to
Fri.
8:00 a.m.
- 8:00 P.M.
-Sat.
9:30 - 3:00
Call
683-0707
AUCTION SALE SAT.
MAR. 23196 5:00 P.M.
PETNICK AUCTION
BARN, 2496 CONC. RD.
r8, BOWMANVILLE
(HAYDON)
This week we have to
be sold a large variety
of antique & modem
furniture. collectable
glass & china, lawn &
garden equipment.
tools, contents of local
employment office.
Including 486 com-
puters, lazer printer,
fax machines, oak
desks. file cabinets.
room dividers. oak
dining room table. oak
chairs, oak side
Ward. md. oak table.
wash stands. drop
rront desk, wing back
chairs. chesterfield
suite. bedroom dress-
ers. colour tv's, VCR,
Ltd. Edition art &
many other interest-
ing & unusual items.
Large sale. viewing
from 4 p m. Terms are
cash, Visa, MC. or
Debit Card. For more
info. call (905) 263-
4252. Sale man-
aged and sold by
Garry K. Powell
Auctions, Apprai-
sals & Liquidations.
Exit 431 off 401 east
of Toronto. north 8
miles, tum right on 8th
Concession of Clar-
ington.
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTER
NEWTONVILLE
MAR. 22, FRI.
6 P.M.
Selling the contents
'r ,m an Oshawa
node. 5 pc, dinette.
s detioard. china cab-
ne",. store display
n anter. old tables.
-antle clock, several
good oil lamps. (pea-
nut, pian, Aladdin,
skater. etc.) 7 pc toilet
se' antique rocker.
maple rocker, beds.
vanity dressers.
,,pright radio, 5 parlor
.hairs, stereo unit,
Doulton Toby Jug (Rip
Vanwinkle costume
eweiry. small curio
abinet. 7 pc. dinette.
spreads. curtains.
books. shelves. china,
glassware. 2 pc
chesterfield (new)
wringer washer and
numerous other arti-
cles
rtycles. We're in the Old
Grist Mill - Home of
The Ruston Hornsby
Engine. Celebrating
our 25th year. Terms
Cash, approved
cheque, visa, interac
FRANK STAPLE -
TON (905) 786-
2244
AUCTION SALE
Sat. March 23 -10 A.M.
AUCTION of Antiques and Collectables heli at
W-isons Sales Arena, Uxbridge, 720 Davis Dr.
from Hwy ff 404 at Nevternarket go east 24 km. on
Davis Dr.
ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES; 8 pc. walnut
dining rm. suite, burled walnut chest, carved
clawfoot walnut ped. table, pine flat to wall cup-
board, harvest tables, jam cupboards, various
ant. tables, chest of drawers, ant. chars, oak buf-
fet, sideboards, washstand, Won bed, spool bed,
deacons bench, oak prayer bench, cedar chest,
oak pump organ . church pews, post beam scale,
French doors, ant. screen doors (EX), sessions
Banjo clock, cast iron pieces, ant. clothes & uni-
forms, ant. lighting, finger lamps, crock jugs,
hanging brass scale, single furrow walking plow,
safe, plus Ig. qty. ant. china, glass & silver, pocket
watches, shotgun & sporting rifle (FAC req.)
TERMS; Cash, Visa, MIC or interac. Viewing 8
a.m. Sale Day. Two auction rings.
NOTE: Superb selection- please join us. Also
Sat. March 30 Tool Auction. Easter weekend Sat.
April 6, Special Estate, Antiques and Primitives
Auction.
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
(DIV. OF 1081454 Ontario Inc.)
Sunderland 1-705-357-2185
Toll Free 1-800-654'4647
CALL
• 683-7545
for up-to-date
auction listinas.
Clarington residents
call 404-2615
For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and
eastern Ontario please call the above number.
AUCTION SALE.
SAT., MAR. 30TH.
10 A.M.
Selling the household
contents. machinery.
and equipment of Ce-
cil Merlin, RR#I New-
tonville. (Crooked
Creek). North of New-
Icnville 2 miles and 1 c
2 mile east on 4th
Concession (Watch
to, signs). 7 pc. pro -
walnut dining
su�te. 2 pc print tradr
nonal chesterfield su-
ite 5 pc marble brass
coffee table ensem-
ble occasional chairs.
lamps. painting.
LaKshi Aubison Rug
9 1 t - x 15' 11 Sony
Trm trop Color TV,
remote) Zenith Co -
!our TV. (portable).
Zenith VCR. Toshiba
TRS 120 Receiver:
Sory%Pioneer Receiv-
er units, entertain-
ment stand. antique
upright radio, 5 pc.
wrought iron dinette: 4
pc Ivory provincial
bedroom suite an-
iique chest of draw-
e's, single bed. 4 pc
walnut bedroom suite.
pc. dinette, war-
drobe. bedding.
inens, swivel rocker.
D.:: asional tables.
K,nrnore vac, sewing
machine, chest
1ezer. Inglis washer
and dryer, old fridge
and stove, kitchen-
ware small applianc-
es, mirrors, glass-
ware. china, etc. JD
265 riding mower w/
52 in. Mower deck
500 his. hydrostatic),
gravely 5665 com-
mercial ride behind
tractor with 50 in. front
mower deck. gravely
'Super convertible'
tractor, gravely at-
tachments, Lawnboy
push mower, small 2
wheel utilities trailer.
B/S 2 hp. gas garden
sprayer (portable on
wheels). gas weeder,
pruners, seeder, Stihl
16- Chainsaw, bench
griller, bench vice
pressure system, 7
rolls snow fence,
quantity steel post,
quantity plastic pipe,
wheelbarrow, lad-
ders, tools, trunks,
chicken feeders, pic-
nic tables, complete
set cupboards, and a
large variety of offtei
Icts sell first.
moving. Rent
site -plan to a
ms Cash,
ved cheque
Auctioneer
Frank G. Stapleton
(CeN) r6tiang our
25th Year'
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
683-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
AUCTION
Thurs. March 21
6:00 pm - Sharp
WARNERS
AUCTION HALL,
Hwy #2 Colborne
Selling contents of
Wooler home, Cont-
ents Bellville Bakery
and contents of
closed down govern-
ment office from Co-
bourg. Household in-
cludes good fridge.
stove, washer, dryer.
TV, china cabinet.
table chairs, double
bed. dressers. chests.
sofa -chairs, nearly
new vacuum. Ige.
quantity dishes, Ant &
Collectible pcs., kitch-
en wares. plus more.
27' Prowler Travel
trailer, bakery articles
include very nice dou-
ble door convection
bake oven with 6
racks, cooling racks
and trays, Lge 2 door
stainless steel cooler.
refrigerated show
case. other show-
case, small upright
freezer, stainless
steel work tables,
plastic storage bins,
Miscal Bakery articles
and hardwares, office
includes three com-
puters all 386 plus
new 48. Office desks.
2 good photo copiers.
chairs, files, tables,
flag poles, and vari-
ous related office arti-
cles, starting at
6:OOpm. Plan to be on
time. Canteen on
premises. Visa. MC,
interac accepted.
Gary Warner
Auctioneer
(905)355-2106.
BAILIFF AUCTION
SALE SAT. MARCH
23RD AT 11 A.M-
133 Taunton Rd.
W. Oshawa.
ByVirtue of the Land-
lord & Tenant Act
RSO 1970, we are
selling by Pudic Auc-
tion the assets Elite
Doors & Windows in-
cluding: Bay window,
patio doors, doors cJw
side lines, large selec-
tion of windows, shut-
ters, awning, power
awning, sealed units,
skylight, aluminum
doors, Humidex con-
trols, siding & trim,
water cooler, desks,
small fridge, reception
unit, office chairs,
photo copier, ceiling
fans, Sharp Fax MIC,
Ty1ewriter, plus mainy
other articles. Note
Time: 11 a.m.. Excel-
lent Sale of new pro-
ducts. Plan to allend.
Viewing Sat. from 9:30
til sale time. Terms
Cash, Visa, MIC, No
cheques accepted.
McLEAN AUCTION
& LIQUIDATIONS
9OS-686-3291 OR
9OS-432-2836
ADVERTISE
YOUR
UCTION HEF
CALL
CLOSING OUT
AUCTION, on prem-
ises, no Auction at our
Hall. Sat. Mar 23rd.
We will be selling the
entire assets of Timlin
Kitchen and bath at
609 William St. Co-
bourg, starting at
10:00a.m. Unreserved
Public Auction Sales
Includes Inventory.
Showroom office and
workshop articles,
several new sets
kitchen cupboards. all
complete in cherry.
pine, maple. etc. All
good quality cup-
boards. Several bath-
rooms complete plus
several new jacuzzi
type tubs, several
showers. tub sur-
rounds- sinks. pedes-
tal plus counter top in
cast, fibre etc. vanitys,
Medicine chAsts, light
fixtures, taps & other
hardwares. counter
tops, closets. plumb-
ing supplies. decora-
tions, office desks.
chairs. computer,
1987 Ford Cube van,
tridge. microwave,
cabinet doors, other
doors, quantity lum-
ber & cabinet making
supplies. shop in-
cludes table saw with
excaliber fence & Ige
work table, routers,
shaper, drill press, air
compressor, dust col-
lector, spray guns &
rq;ated equipment,
Jointer, sanders.
hand planers & san-
ders, drills, saws all,
work benches, belt
sanders, clamps.
edgers, missal. hand
tools, sale starts
10:00a.m. No re-
serves, be on time All
new merchandise
selling first. Note:
Visa, MC, Interac ac-
cepted.
GARY WARNER
AUCTIONEER
(90SP55-2106
AUCTION BARN
Friday, March 22
art 5:30 pm
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
Mahogany Bonnet
chest of drawers with
mirror, Parlour tables,
Wicker chairs, Pine
cradle, Ice (ream
parlour chairs, Oak
bed, antique games
board, Totem pole,
Antique dressers &
chests of drawers,
Treadle sewing ma-
chine, Wicker table &
2 chairs, Black high
gloss bedroom suite,
Co-od lamps, modem
roll top desk, Chrome
kitchen suites, Oak
office desk, Cedar
chl Wrought iron
table & chars, Camj-
val glass, Antique
tools, 10Hp MTD
Snowblower, 20 ft.
Tandem axle flat bed
trader, Fish hut, plus a
qty. china, glass,
household & collect -
items.
Don & Greg
Cornell
Auctioneers
R.R. 01 LitlN
Britain
705)786-2183
SAT., MAR. 23
10 A.M
Excellent modern fur -
1 appliances,
some antiques, col-
lectibles. vehicles at
Orval McLean Auction
Center, Lindsay, sell-
ing the property of Bill
and Karen Co. Lind-
sav and others, fea-
turing an Elran 5 pc.
sectional chesterfield
with 2 end recliners
!like new Cost
$3.000) Excellent
walnut smoked glass
coffee and end tables,
4 pc. walnut dinner,
teak dinette set with 4
chairs. pine table and
chairs. antique drop
front desk, oak sec-
tional bookcase, 5 pc.
white wicker settee
set. color t.v. , with
remote. VCR, CD
stereo, nesting tables,
antique nite stand,
oak top barrel table,
walnut plant stand.
kawai K4 keyboard,
both professional ,
walnut Duncan fife
drop leaf table, mod-
ern bedroom suites.
Vita master 350 elec-
tric treadmill, Nordic
track. Deluxe ortho-
pedic electric adjust-
able bed, qty books.
white Westinghouse 3
door refrigerator with
ice and water.r range
excellent moffat fridge
and ser clean range,
hotpoint and may tag
auto washer and auto
dryers, dishwasher,
chest freezer, water
cooler, dehumidifier,
silver tea service,
crystal, china, good
(awn furniture, Hand
and power tools, John
Deere 1028 snow-
blower. 912 Sun-
dance 91 Dynasty.
Partial Inst, to consign
estates quality items,
full house or apart-
mentsfuls, vehicles
call McLean Auctions
32-2783 Lindsay or 1-
800-461-6499 to list
your spring sale on
site or at our bam.
ORVAL AND
BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
SUNDAY AWTION
MAR- 24 AT
120 NOON
Large sale held at the
Goodwood Communi-
ty Centre, 4 km. west
of Brock Rd. via Dur-
ham 21 consisting of
nice quality antique
furnishings from later
1800's and early
1900% several pieces
of refinished. Many
old collectables, good
glass, china, crystal
etc., also to include 10
in. table saw, 10 in.
Makita chop saw,
bench gr-inder, router,
and many other inter-
esting items. Call for
faxed listing.
CLARKSON AUCTIONS
905.6"11
• I Auctions PM, y SaI YardSagel al
AUCTION SALE
SAT., MAR. 23,
6 P.M.
AT MYLES KING
AUCTION HALL
33 HALL ST.
OSHAWA
Antique and modern
furniture, 99 pce.
French provincial din-
ing room suite, good
condition, 3 pce.
chesterfield suite,
new, coffee and end
tables dinette suite,
washstand, 6 pce.
italian lacquer bed-
room suite, new
$10,500, no reserve.
Large antique china
cabinet, wall unit, ce-
dar chest, rocking
chair, wooden table
and 4 chairs, chest of
drawers. dressers, 3
pc bedroom suite, 4
pc bedroom suite,
beds complete. lazy
boy chair, microwave
oven and stand, all
appliances, bedding.
antique dishes, silver,
jewelry, tools. large
sale plant to attend, all
ccnsignments wel-
comed, sales every
Tues. Thurs. sat. at 6
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725-5751
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTER
Newtonvire, Mill
Thurs., 6 p.m
Seltrng over 125 fire -
a -s including antique.
"'rage, military. collect -
bio and practical rifles.
s^!guns. and related
equip. Savage 308. Sar
ape 243 (Scoped).
USSR 12 Ga (5 x 5). H &
R Sniper 22 (Scoped)
R.-rigton 12 GA auto.
Wer to% - 303 Lever,
RUk 1 2000, Squires
H rgnam 22 (Scoped).
Ili^s.in 20 GA (5 x 5) .
rvla-,n 3030 level, Parker
Ha,i, Mod 2600. 308
.). Remington Mod
87, - 12 GA (Now D U I
r.haca Mod 87 Feather
igni 12 GA (new) Rern-
ngion 788 - 2212W
scoped). Win Mod 12-
12 GA pump. standard 35
Combination pump/auto.
JP Clabrargh 12 GAS (5
x 5, Win 1894 . 3030
lever. Linage 12 GA (5 x 5)
Amadeo Rossi 12 GA (5
x 5) CP mod 187 Muzzle
loac. Brevets 12 GA
pump Remington 742
woodmaster 308. Rem-
ington S.E Nickel 22
Win 1873 - 44140. Moi -
son Nagant 1952 7 62
mm. St. Etienne M 16.
Win Defender 12 GA
(new). Savage 330 - 12
Ga (over and under).
Remington 30 06, Iver
Johnson 44 and 12 GA.
Snider 577, Win 92 - 32
WCF, Springfield 1898
3040 Krag. Savage 12
GA (5 x 5). Win 3.08.
Centurion 30 06 (scoped
) Stevens 16 GA pump,
Coney Civil .25. Marlen
1889 44 - 40, Numerous
military rifles, Enfields,
Russian, British, several
Stevens Rifles. Eddys-
tone 1917 - 30.06. Marty
22 rifles (semi. Repeat-
ers. singles). Collector
Pieces, etc. Also 12 ft.
aluminum tar top boat. 4
heavy duty chain kik dog
nods. variety of gun palls,
stocks, barrels, salvage,
ammunition, Si Tex fish
Ender. down riggers. hot
rod, and more. Valid fee
reduired to ourdtase fire
time. Terms: Q
oved cheque. %
ac. Preview Th
aftemoon. Auc
oguel
Auctioneer
Frank Stapleton.
(9051766.2244
'Calabre0rg our
20h Year
INDOOR GARAGE SALE
at Metro East Trade Centre
Sat.Mar. 30, 9arn-2pm
Vendor space $25, table rentals available.
call 905-427-0744
Arts & Arts &
R.T,T-C..fts e I Crafts
V Village Arts & Crafts
Show & Sale
Sat., March 30
10 am-4pm
at the
Village Community Centre
(i,(mici Of untr,n: .Slew,- od)
Pickering Village
,,Free Parking & Admission,
ComputerPM,
Computer
PKII Video Video
INTERNET SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579-4400
Articles a Lost &
M9 For Sale • I Found
UPRIGHT ' eezer. 12 cu
n treezer. 2 gold tndges. 2
beer fneges. gold Indge &
stove. ggreen stove. solid
peme (pffee and and tables.
:yak/ glass coffee table.
'AaSSgiass coffee & end
ables. brass/glass oval
dnmg table/6 crmairs, round
glass tabla/t swivel chairs,
1940's pedestal table/4
chars. 1946 9 Pc Manoga-
ny dining suite. Maple
umbo desk, dresser, sec-
retary desk. solid oak deskl
writing desk classroom
,desks. 4 drawer filing cabi-
iet, king waterbill draw-
.irs, air conditioners. 1980
,famaha 340 GS skidoo.
:-crass, peach, x10041 lamps.
pictures, and more 438-
0526
USED baby tumiture- crib.
chap9 a table & car seat
FOUND - man's wedding
ring, at Darlington Arena
Sat. March 16. owner con-
tact 436-1237
Pehr,wppliesf
Boarding
NEOPOLITAN MAS-
TIFF,
ASTIFF. temale puppy . 12
weeks. $900. call 4242644
after 6
CANE CORSO (Rare
F rid. Rare Breed) House
trained & social Five
months old 905-668-5306.
COCKER SPANIEL pup
pies, ready tot loving
alf
homes. $350 C 683-
9871
Sliding mirrored closet
PUPPIES Lab with Stal
doors Call 905-4244028
fordsh,er, 9 weeks ad, 1st
shots, vet checked, de -
Articles
wormed. $100each. ready
Wanted
to go 728-4269
LAS PUPS, tome raised,
champ lines. CKC. shots.
ANTIQUES AbsolutNy.
Oso claws removed. l
Purchasing furniture or an-
wormed. hips guar.. pay
ything old. Sccerl nstru-
Ment plan. Codsall Ken
ments. china. silver, adver-
(905) 579-6038
tisng. toys. decoys. delis.
nom.
milk bottles, collections or
LHASA APSO pups.
estates. Call Robert Bowen
great house pet, non
Antiques (905) 655-8049,
shedding non allergenic.
Brooklin
health guarantee, payment
MOTORIZED tread mill.
ferns available. (705) 786 -
Call 839-3069.
3124
-ALL YOUR K-9 NEEDS
m
UNWANTED Scrap ural
UNDER ONE WOOF'
picked up, fudges. stoves,
Offering OBEDIENCE. Sat -
washers, dryers, cars,
trucks. etc. Call (9O5µ30-
urday. weekday ( babysit-
9013.
ting available) and evening
classes: DOGGIE DAY -
WANTED CAMERAS -
CARE, flexible hours.
old china and glass. newel-
GROOMING. Do it Yourself
lery, microscopes, tele-
or We Do. Call K-9 KLU8-
stbpes. binoculars and re-
HOUSE for more informa.
fated items. Clocks. watch-
tion 905.683.7852
es, furniture, anything old.
432.1678.
AIIIDIIIO dft
WOOD cookstove, with
I I ForSok
warming oven, prefer col-
ored enamel, good shape,
623-8034
1901 Buick Regal Ltd. V8.
2 -door, body 6 engine in
/frit &
excellent condition, trans-
• , Crafts
mission needs $eo0
'
o.bo. Car 668-7083.
nd-'
FOLK -ART CLASSES.
Beginners 1&2. Intemw-
dials. Starting April 3196.
Many new projects on dis-
play. We also carry lull line
of supplies. will accom-
modate shift -workers. For
further information call 576-
3947
763947 or 434-7523.
SPRING Country Craft
Show at Jubilee PrAkin in
beautiful Lakeview Park,
Simcce St.S. Oshawa Apra
14. 10-3. Over 60 talented
exhibitors. Tables, $45. Nilo
905-434-5531.
FIFA spa
Pools,
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
16' x 24' rectangular Kayak
pool includes decks & fenc-
ing. $4.995. Meets local by-
laws, 25yr. warranty. 1-800-
668-7564. Pickering/Ajax.
phone 416-798.7509.
1N11 Olds .-. p. win
ows. p.b.,cips., 4.2 litre. Ill
irg $750. Call 432-8165.
1964 SUNDIRD hatch-
back, 4 cylinder. power)
steemg, power brakes, 154
K. excellent corilildil sem-
tied, $1,700 obo. 965-75%
1965 CHEVETTE,
brotaeiisfi row trans•
mission, dr., auto, $950
es is or $1,100 certified.
576-0927
1966 Cavalier, remodeled,
4 cyl automatic, $1425 --
Wed. 1985 Monte Cado, 8
cylinder, automatic, $2195
cabbed. 1988 Ford Taurus
4 cyl auto $2695 oemfW
404-9759.
1966 MERCURY Capri. 4-
cyli KW, auto, air. cassette.
cruise, til, phis. pit, 92.000
miles- American car. Excel-
lent condition. $900. Call
905-434-5768.
rr �
Automobiles
For Sale
986 NISSAN 300 ZX, O 87 NOVA (Corolla) 4 dr
died. fill, cruise, air, Tum- DARRYL'S. WHERE hatch, 5 speed one owner,
ar system, T -roof, 5 -speed, YOU GET MORE CAR highway driven, new
zcellent working condition, FOR YOUR MONEY. brakes, am/lm cassette
Sling $3950. certified, 1992 Nissan Sentra, 4- stereo. Economical , excel -
0 728-1582 door, 5 -speed, red lent running, well ma n-
142.000k's, $4995 1991 tamed, extra rims. $2500,
19% Taurus BO: 83 Che- Olds Cutlass Ciera, 4 -door, certified call 905-725-0104
etle $1000. cert. OBO; 83 blue -on -blue, fully loaded,
oyota truck BO: 80 Cutlass V6, 99.000k's $7495 1990 GAS MISER, 1981 Toyo-
g1000. cert. OBD. Dave Pontiac 6000. 4 -door, blue, to Tercel, no rust. 2 or. au -
V6, air, 116.000k's. very tomatic. new tires and
5792866 straight car, $6695 1989 brakes. $900 certified. Call
1988 MERCURY MAR- Olds Cutlass Ciera, 4 -door, Andrew Stewart , 435-
OUIS, LS. 5 litre ,FA. fully white, fully loaded. V6, 4647, or 725-8227
loaded, 1 owner, with serv- 166.00ok's $5695 1988
ice records. A/1 condition ads Cutlass Ciera, 4 -door, MACMILLAN & WIFE
ipaint, certified, blue. V6, 128.000k's $5495 AUTO 88 Cutlass Cierra 2
originalcertified. 1988 Ford Rang- or. 96 km S4.895. 88
130.00 Hwy. Miles, must er pick up. 5 -speed, V6. Buick Century 129 km.
see $4150 OBO. 427- 135.000k's $4900. 1988 54.995. 90 Sundance 146
9575Snan Chev Caprice. grey. 4 -door, 1m Sk46955.. 95Mazda
z a p c
d.3 V6. 170,000!c's $3995.
1989 PONTIAC SUN- t987 Dodge Caravan. 7- Topaz GS loaded. 55,995,
BIRD SE 2 door, red, air, passenger, blue. air, new 88Mustang Convertible
sunroof, power windows rebut" motor with 20.000k's $4.695. 85 Bonneville
and locks. cruise control, wananry new brakes, new $2.795. 89 Ford PU.
172,000 kms. certified, ex- tires. $5495. 1986 Chev $5.495 87 Cadillac Seville
cel!ent condition $5000 Bea'Ile van, red & beige. 121 km, loaded $5.995.
405723-8273 2 -tone, very clean, Many cars under $3.000.
! 180.000k's Iwo passen er Certified, financing and
1992 Sable. like new, $4495 1984 Florida con- warranties available Mc-
caded, non-smoker. high- version van, raised roof, Miln Dundas d W. Auto.Downtown0
.,,,aydriven, 93.000 kms. fully loaded. V8, hard to
asking 58700. Call (905) find. 105.000 miles. $7495 Whitby 666-3361
i;E2-7457 ALL CARS CERTIFIED TAKE A DRIVE TO
1990 SUBARU DUSTY. 4- AND RECONDITIONED DARRYL'S. WHERE
nheel drive, 4 or.. 5 sod., BEFORE WE SELL YOU GET MORE CAR
while wiltr interior, lint- THEM. DARRYL'S FOR YOUR MONEY,
ed windows, new brakes. AUTO CENTRE 170 1991 Jeep Cherokee.
exhaust, tune-up, new BLOOR STREETEAST, black. 2 -door, 4.0 V6. 5-
windshield. 97.000 km OSHAWA436-3522, speed. 142.0001ks like new
!ery clean and well main- $8995 1991 Nissan Hus-
•ained. $5000. 686-8351. FULLY LOADED 1993 fler truck. Mack -on -black.
Park Avenue. must sell, matching cap. 134.000k's
1990 TEMPEST, 4 dr ,make otter (905) 263-2446 $749 1990 Chevy Astro
'
14 kil , power steering,Van, nicest One in the city.
:ower bakes. air, lilt, black 1994 Cavalier VL. 4 door. black. silver two-tone. 4
incl silver, 55.100. (lack red. auto. air, ABS. P/L. Prr captains and bench.
!N:-2159 delay wipers. AM/FM cas- 116.000k's full loaded,
settle. 54.000 Kit , $9800 $10.500 1990 Cavalier 2-
;990 TRACKER CL. red, codified 705-887"5729 door. blue -on -blue, au-
.km,tm stereo,' cassette. soft- tomatic. 128.000k's 54900
•10 new hard -top. Stan- 1994 DODGE SHADOW certified 1990 Toyota Ter.
:aid. 114k, excellent con- 72.000 kit . green, p s . p b cel 2 -door. white, automal-
1:t :m, must sen $6500. air. radio, cassette. recently C. 166.000k s very clean
embed o b o 905-432- tuned, great car, $9.500' 1989 Cnev Corsica.
+'19 certified 427-{681 Wayne 4 -door, burgundy, V6, air,
aY 148.000k's very clean.
1991 Honda Civic. 96.000 and CHANCE FINANC- $4995 1989 Pontiac
5 -speed. amlfm cass. Tempest, 4 -door. two-tone
ING to Discharged/Un- silver/ r V6, air.
peter 434-7564. discharged Bankrupts & 90.000k's runs brand new.
1991 STYLUS ISUZU. others.
/6 yrs exD. Trustee $5850 1989 Cadillac
Approved' on new/used Fkehwootl. two -ton solver!
Sed, low kms. well main- vehicles *Down Payment grey, leather interior. fully
'ained. 5 speed 54999 cert. Terms Available' O.A C -11 1989 �ao $12.90
noks & drives like new Crown ry LX. 4 -
Must Sett 905-831-8729 or you're working, yotrre ap- door. sth , f w/blue lancleau
411.287-3644 everwvs proved'- Can Gary Wood, roof, wore wheels. fully
Ouick Lease. 1020 Brock loaded. V8 with oflly
Rd 5 . 1-800-792-5587 or 47 cook's, nice, nice car,
1993 Pontiac Grande 905-420-9979 anytime. $8595 ALL CARS
CERTIFIED AND RE-
CONDITIONED SE. auto. a doors. tui- CONDITIONED BE -
y balled, power sun roof. 1.93 OLDS CUTLASS FORE WE SELL THEM.
000 kms Supreme. 56.000 km
Dnoht red, 81,. 4 DARRYUS AUTO CEN-
Ce.fi6ed Asking $12.300 door, fully loaded Teal cd- TRE 170 BLOOR
905-6190811 after 5 00pm or Asking $13.300 Phone STREET EAST. OSHA -
263 -8827 WA 436-3522.
THF: NEWS ADVERTISER
WED VtAK('H 20 1996 -PAGE 29-A
Automobiles IAut �Sale 9 bi AutoAFI Tuc Apart
Apartments�,�Apartmentsgin,For SaFM11 Fa°k I or Sak ale I For Rent For Rent
For
For Rent
TAKE A DRIVE T
MOTORS
AJAX LTD.
509 GAYLY ST. E.
AJAX ONTARIO
683'6300
1988 NISSAN , mufti
van, auto, air con, p.w.,
p.l., cruise, fully certified,
good clean, budget
priced van 53,999.
1991 MAZDA, 323 Pro-
tege. 4 door, sun roof,
p s., p. brakes, am -fm
cass , very clean, fully
Iceiffed. $6,399
1988 TAURUS LX, 3.8
V-6 Auto, a/c, p w. p.1,
cruise. one owner, loaded
with low km. fully certi-
fied $5.899
1993 CAVALIER 4 DR-,
auto. air, tilt, low km. fully
Terrified, only 63,000 km.
58.999.
1993 JEEP CHEROKEE.
Courtry 4 r 4. 4 It 6
erg auto, air, cruise, fill.
ao,,n rims, fully certified.
SIF 999
1993 BLAZER, 4 X 4, 4
Dr Tahoe loaded with
ooll)ns. 4,3 vortex a(c,
1= w . P.L. cruise $18,888
1981 MUSTANG coupe,
new erv3. clutch Drakes.
n'es exhaust. needs
w^y little to certify.
Sid:
1986 FORD XLT - 4 x 4,
auto. p w p b .
plebe with Myers
w handy mans special
S.' 99
1992 PLYMOUTH
SUNDANCE COUPE.
a..'o. F w p b. am -tin
:i, o. super Clean, only
)00 km. Fully ceM-
56.399
WEEKLY SPECIALS -
1989 Ford 1/2-lon. F-150,
WHfTSY/BOWMAN-
Come and drive one of this
5 -speed standard w/over-
VILLE 1 & 2 bedrooms
weeks Best Buys from our
drive. very good condition,
available immediately Call
selection of quality vehi-
300 cubic' engine, p s., tint
416-789-4145
cles -1992 Cavalier Sta-
windows, custom sun visor,
1,2 8 3 -Bedroom acts in
bon Wagon. $8250, 1994
running boards, many ex-
1 BED. BSMT APT in
Lincoln Town Car, Signa-
Iras, 56900 o b o (905)
quiet Home. SE Oshawa.
two Sones. 57.000 km .
404-9283
suitable for single non -
gorgeous white exterior,
$26.750 Ryan Auto Sales,
10 x 34 IT deck. new awn-
smoker, no -pets. near bus
517 Brock St N M tet.
Vans/
routes, immediate posses -
666-0627 Pager 721.5959WIT4
Wheell Drive
Sion. $525 /mo. 15Nast re-
needed. '81 Chev Pickup
(gp5)728-9006
ed 905-433-1197 after
Automobiles
PROVEMENTS- carpentry,
drywall, basement apts., roc
room, painting and deco-
6 pm
RE
1986 Ford Aerostar. $500
walk -out over ooking pond
Wanted
as is Call Kirk 432-1863
1 BEDROOM apt m cen-
1993 AMERIGO Travel-
tral Oshawa, available now
7rador sleeps six Hard or April 1 $600 inclusive.
A & A TOWING. Pay $50-
$2000 cash for used &
sides collapse in for travel
Parking, appliances.
8571 (,until 7 30 p m
Refrigerator, washroom.
fenced yard 905-433-0062
scrap cars 8 trucks 24 hrs
shower. hot water, furnace
2 SUNNY Dear„r-•;
7 days Call 416.709-6930,
w .
new awning $9500 Call
1980 YAMAHA %S
416-264-4420 30 min
905-725-0526
1,2 8 3 -Bedroom acts in
sery
1100 SPECIAL. only
Oshawa and Bowmanville.
irg &kitchen, 3 -piece bath_
40 FT X 12 FT. park
Starting at $600/month.
AUTOMOBILES and
model 4 pc bath, air, shed.
fridge 8 stove included.
trucks wanted for scrap
Any condition,
10 x 34 IT deck. new awn-
with laundry facilities. No
any age.
removal in the Durham
ung, steeps 8. ni<e park.
one hour from Oshawa
is Call434-2407free
Region, cash paid. Also
$25.000 or best otter
.
needed. '81 Chev Pickup
(gp5)728-9006
COUNTRY setting, 1 -bed -
Gall anytime, Oshawa 431-
PROVEMENTS- carpentry,
drywall, basement apts., roc
room, painting and deco-
room apartment. double
0407
special, starting at $99. and
up. Call for information.
725-0005 or 427.0005
walk -out over ooking pond
CARS FOR CASH! We
otoreycles
Non-smoker no pets. refer -
Duy used vehicles Venn
heat. hydro, parking. fridge,
ences. hrst1ast. female or
8571 (,until 7 30 p m
deal' $2000 as is o b o
ties must be in running
23 bedroom apartments. 8
'erred 5600 inclusive
2 SUNNY Dear„r-•;
AJAX '�r'•,•: '.nr•
:ondmon Call427 2415
1980 YAMAHA %S
428-7407 leave message
split !evel w good size hv.
Soacuous apartments. quiet
or come to 479 Bayly St
1100 SPECIAL. only
es Available immediately
irg &kitchen, 3 -piece bath_
building, close to shopping.
x at MURAD AUTO
1na
5 000 onginal kms shah
1 -BEDROOM basement
5365ieaclh
01. GO Pool. 2
dbedrooms uApnl
iAlEs�
driven. complete win front
apartment. close to O C
Large Dario
available
3 2 -BEDROOM apartments
'erring and Alpine stereo
.
West of OC 905-434-9793
and May 1 683-8421, 683.
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
'FREE towing f)r scaap
used or abandoned cars
tr4cks tri prJi gyp.
top prices paid
up to 5100
(416) 281-3499
(416)281-9804
Trucks
for Sale
'983 FORD RANGER
- ongbox 2 8 Titre. 5 speed.
4M/FM new paint, brakes
-11C. must sal $2500 days.
•25-4584. eve 723-9068
E xcellent shape Great
heat. hydro, parking. fridge,
427-3650
8571 (,until 7 30 p m
deal' $2000 as is o b o
stove. separate entrance.
23 bedroom apartments. 8
S620imonth+hydro Can
(.all (905) 725-2383
non-smoker no pets $500/
story building, close to
AJAX SOUTH clean
1983 650 Kata
month FFis,,last, referent
schools. library. South GM
and quiet. 3 Dedrorxtl main
^.a good conic c SI
d conn
es Available immediately
plant Available immediate-
floor sem, house Laundry
For more information calf
-721.1630
ly and Nov 428-6328 t-
and parking available
579-1201
iRs cable A+C new car-
7pm for appointment
5895 ills 50'5 utilities
gets Near e2 • 401 5650
/-BEDROOM LAST
3 2 -BEDROOM apartments
Fir8ilast Available Apnl 1
1909 Ford 1/2 -ton. F-150.
speed standard Mover-
Jnve. very good condition,
300 cubic' •ngxte, p s. ant
windows. custom sun visor
running boards, many ex
•ras. $6900 o b o coddled
905)404-9283
INSURANCE:
Open 9 to 9 ry appt
Monday to Saturday
Motorcycle, Auto. and
very competatrve.
Property rates
call Jones -Dooley
Insurance Broker
(905)427-3595
apartment neat Hydro m-
1-N Oshawa. S650/month-
427-3650
cluded !aundry facilities.
hydro 2 Central Oshawa.
retainng walls. 4 men avap-
direct 601. GO access
S620imonth+hydro Can
AJAX. a bedroom base.
Available April 1st. last
728 7517 or 723-3280
r^prt epa^meetseparate
month negotiable Cal:
DEV. INC. Specializing
DEV.
entrance. 4 pc Pam large
665.7278 9-71)m leave
BIG t BED bsmt act Seo-
windows near GO. No
message
arate entrance. 4 arphanc-
pets. $750 nclus-ve Adults
Mobile (416)403
es. parking Includes inn-
preferred Clovis (905)831-
1 -BEDROOM walkout
iRs cable A+C new car-
3300
m
baseen• apartmer•
gets Near e2 • 401 5650
MAN WITH 1/2 ton truck
bright, airy, great new. 4
1stlast 686-7824
AJAX, Vew two bedroom
appliances 5675 inctusme ur �sned basement
A Cozy '.'^•,shed bache-
MOTORCYCLE
INSURANCE
683-9725
PINE RIDGE
----- INSURANC
amble April 1 Non- icrette cr•vate entrance & aparlmMC microwave. ca-
-iokers, no
pets Can ble. parking. "o laundry.
86-%94 bion P]rkirg bus at door non smoker $775 IsVilat
All inclusive Suit single f•- 427-6932
2 oedroom basement apt., male non -snake, ran 728-
�va,iab ie May ' Sep on. 6124 AJAX. WESTNEY and Hwy
'raulce, spacious yard. 2 spacious ane Dedroom
parkin t area. north- AJAX executive 1 Dad
� quiet apartment. walkcul deck
asf Osnawa. $675,mo in- bsmt apt Large bright walk private entrance "fil ng
-des utilities. laundry !ac Out entrance. laundry. ca- no pets. available imrne
avilable Cap Ann Finlay We, near 401. no -pets/ (barely W5 plus 427-
6-1292 smoking $725,nv knclu 4425
sive 683 7' 90 after 7 per
Improvements Improvements Improvements Plumbing MoviHouse House Garen Gardening Storage P.M Cleaning Cleaning Landscaping : 6
Landscaping
r•EIvt:Es a oeCKs
MISTER CHEAP- Home Want a CUSTOM DECK?
rprovements, rec rooms,m Need a new FENCE? Let
aw apartments. additions, GOODFELLOW do 4 High
'-�rces. decks. *to Li- Ouahly Workmanship
ensed for over 20 years, Guaranteed 2 yr. warranty
ill work guaranteed, for We also do Pod Cabanas.
nee estimate call Ernie Gazebos & Sheds BOOK
e0510d-8170 NOW for SPRING IN
STALLATIONS For a
FREE ESTIMATE call
BUIDGIET HONE
IiMPROV M ENi'S
Basement Apts.,
Rec-rooms, plumbing.
Additions, electrical,
drywall
15 yrs. Experience.
Free estimates,
can Mario
(905) 619-4i
tel. (416) 560.4663
GOODFELLOW FENCE &
DECK (905)571-3145.
SIGON Construction Ltd,
serving Durham Region for
19 yrs Additions. surtdecks. • I Painting Apatio doors. windows, roc- • Decorating
rooms, flagstone free -
mates 905-576-5760 ALL Pro Paining and
Wallpapering, interior/exte-
• nor, stucco ceiling, general
• I Handyman repairs. top quality work,
reasonable rates. 20%
seniors discount. 404 -
HANDYMEN - Snow 9669,
TRY, free estimates, Clouse ploughing, carpenter,
DELZOTTO
addition, basement, decks,
plumber, drywaller, roofer,
TRDAMWG. Selective limb
trim work. door imstallatbn,
retainng walls. 4 men avap-
FENCING
Decks, chain Bilk, iron,
baseboard, (905) 619-
2930 Bill Jr.
able to meet all your
household roWtrerrlents for
driled h01es, Set pOStS.
ARMSTRONG
reP�rshnavitenanc creno -
For Free Estimates
DEV. INC. Specializing
DEV.
vations.IJnxted lime offer,
Call Sieve
in custom hones, additions,
10% off rooting if booked
now. Odd jobs, S721hr. Free
(905) 509-5077
ferwvabOns• r•c rooms end
estimates, call Dave 729 -
Mobile (416)403
bas --V aPwtnw". Res-
3014.
1800
idential and conatwrcial.
721-2310.
6456
Salving Durham Region for
MAN WITH 1/2 ton truck
DISPOSAL RENOVA- ova 15 yrs. Free consults- will do odd obs fair d rea•
rIONS Fences. Decks, don. Call Jeff 111111111154-42111- sonable prices. Call 571-
Carpentry . roofing. dernoll 5701. 4730
tions. clean 0- -
Dan 683-7009
DRYWALL, ' electrical.
suspended ceilings, pal
rig. wallpaper, texture -
spraying, ceramic tile. AN
four carpentry needs, rec
rooms, decks, sheds. Free
estimates. 665-1612.
DUCTWORK installed,
toyed, relocated. Excellent
aces. Free estimates Elec-
• Plumbing
AAA -LICENSED
PLUMBER available. All
your plumbing needs.
Complete renovations
Experienced
Cross Movers
Bargain rates, homes.
offices, apt., etc.
Piano moving.
Packptg available.
423-0239.939*
HARRY -0 -THE -
MOVERS - Move big or
small, we price mem all!
Free estimates, seniors
discount, short notice
moves. Pianos moved. also
appliances. Comparable
rates. Call 432-2850.
MEN with large truck will
do household moves, rest -
dental. commercial. AN
types of moves. Call Cad or
Jane 427-2856.
MICHALSKI MOVING -
houses. apartments. offices,
appliances and piaro spe-
aafosts. Senior and mid-
month discounts. Licensed.
insured. Free estimates.
Excellent service. Call 436-
7795.
• I Flooring,
Guaranteed lowest prices! • Carpeting
No job too small!! Senior Men
Moving bit
discount. (905) 432-2913. • $tOf
age CARPET Installations - 25
talic air cleaners, hu-
POLOOM Renovations.
ALVIN SAMEDAY
TRDAMWG. Selective limb
years experience, re -
tiers. Big, Small jobs.
Basements, bathrooms,
PLUMBING licensed
AJAX Moving Systems - full
stretching, our speciality.
Paul 428-0295.
drywall, painting, textured
plumber• no job too small,
services, moves, appliance
Free estimates. D & N
905-433-7140 (pager 905-
ceiings, carpentry. For prq-
no job too big, free esti-
and piano specialists. Flat
Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-
IOPEAN file special-
fessional service call 905-
mates, great prices, guar-
rate or hourly. We now
1800
will renovate your bath-
721-2310.
anteed lowest 905- 725-
have heated storage units.
n. or kitchen walls, as2507'
as floor
TOMMY'S HOME IM-
Now offering free boxes
with move. Park and load
AliverOss
tiles. Good ref-
ices and satisfaction
ranteed. For free esti-
PROVEMENTS- carpentry,
drywall, basement apts., roc
room, painting and deco-
8
special, starting at $99. and
up. Call for information.
725-0005 or 427.0005
your Painting
& Decors"
Business
rs call D. Dykstra 725-
rating, ceramic tiles. Call
\ 4 i I l
HN,1N
I
Tommy at (905}420.8105.
--
GAILLIND LIZ,,
MAID SERVICES
WINTER SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly &
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Caring for your home with personalized
and professional service for over a decade.
(Fully bonded and insured)
683-7515
me.House • I Garden"
• Cleaning • Landscaping
CLEANING
Looking for a bpighte
Clew office,
can Im lt:;;r4pM\-
686-2730.
House Cleaning
1 dont fond house work
demeaning. Just tax me,
III do your clearing(
Competitive pricing,
letter of recommendation.
For more into. Call Tanya
4138-1693
SERVICE
One Maid for vour
choice of cleaning
Specializing in quality
not quantity
Insured & Rcmded
9OS-61941082
Saturday service available
TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVAL
Also tree stump removal
10 % DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS.
AVOID SPRING RUSH
call Dave 8131-7055
• Party • • • ax, Financial
• Sevices • • Directory
MAGICIAN, clowr-,,encis.
ready to enterta,r for any FREE E -FILING refunds
age. any occasion Birth- within 2 wks Get your re -
days, p,omotions, open- tum prepared by a profes-
ngs. fund raisers Magic sional accountant Corpo-
snovrs are fun, Lettuce rate tax 6 business ac -
help 839 7057 or 728- counting si cos available
8334 Judy Kuk54 C G A
905)420-2081
RABBITwants work doing
magic for children's paries
and all occass,Ons Have
my own magician Call Er -
me 668-4932.
EXPERIENCED TEACH -
TREE CUTTING i
ER, will tutor
grades 1
TRDAMWG. Selective limb
through OAC.
S23/hr. will -
removal and hedges. 18
ing to travel
call Leanne
years experience & fully in-
623-3757
sured. FREE estimates.
905-433-7140 (pager 905-
• •
Health
721 a3oa)
•
Beauty
Party
• SerVIClS
Opal. Brxooiwyrao, IlioD.
ankiksapsMtkPoC*AFAI ,
1•t Wm LootBoAFoxPrintf
mili Pow RWOL flet
lill D.- M kiw. \ FY lwr.o
ESTHETIC'S &
COSMETOLOGY
SURRENDER
YOUR BODY TO
PLEASURE.
Facial Treatment.
Massage.
Manicures,
Pedicures,
Waxing.
-Arthritic Thera -
bath.
Call Donna.
420-0091
Don't
Forget
Ajax Pickering
News Advertiser
CLWified Dept.
is open for your
convenience
every Sat.
9:30 to 3:00.
To Place Your
Classified Ad
Please Call
683-0707
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Apartments ffAini
Apartments EAMI
Houses ForReusent For Ret • e I• •Tenders
I I For Rent For Rent For Rent
AJAX- 1 bedroom walkout NORTHEAST Oshawa - $1 - Absolute Attordabief
basement apt. Very clean S main floor of newer 3 bed- Why Rent2 Own your Home
newly built Non-smoker, room bungalow for rent. from S799/month (utilities
no pets $650'month inclu- Fenced yard. parking for 2 included) No Down
sive 1st S last Available vehicles. fridge, stove, pay
May 1st Call (905) 683- hook-ups for washer d dry- ment7 Call Me" Mark Sta-
9639 er. gas heat First S last. no play Sales Rep Sutton
BACHELOR apt pets 5845'month + 2 3 util- Group Excel Realty 571-
ar9e ,ties Available April 1 Call
one bedroom fireplace. Darryl 0 725-6191 before
ceramic tile floors. hrstAast 5 p.m or 721-8825 atter
$600 Harmony/Olive 6p.m
Available anytime. 728-
5241 OSHAWA (Bloor St )
Large 2 S 3 bedroom
BASEMENT apartment. apartments in dean low
x2Liverpooi area. close to nse building. Close to 401
iu0 Cr -aw-o4u-cord.
>nutr Air• rdnFn
WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE'
Mortgage Fa, men!,
ISI' CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES!
WH7t• RENT. sults
No down payment, No Problems
Let me show you how!
Mortgage Payment
$700 Per mth alae
Call Thomas C. Pike Sales Rep,
Remax Accord Realty Ltd.
(905) 571-3111
shopping. GO. 1 -bedroom.
4 -piece bath, large eat -m
S GO Parking Available
,mmedientry From S695
3 -Br Sem S679mth
PICKERING. 4 -bedroom.
AJAX arge 2nd bedroom
r base•^ent apartment.
Rooms
kitchen. ac. cable. utilities.
month Phone 905-576-
3.6, bungalow S789mth
2 1 2 -baths. main floor tam
I
• 1
shared entrance. quiet
4255
3-8, Jr Exec $969mM
room wA,replace. laundry.
S325.month Call 619-960!
For Rent
home, no pets, no smoking
•
Rent -to -own Ava,lab,e
basement not included.
bwcory with S. -ding doors
5600. 1st/last. references
CLEAN family building
No downpeyment?Bad
Available immediately
NICE furnished •ooms.
831-5249
Oshawa no m. one two 8
Com, Badirupt, Call Met
Ask ng S+.150 905.427-
from 5300/monthly Castle
WHITBv .--. - 2
three bedroom Includes
571.6275
6296 or 416-755-8991
Hotel. Bowmanv lle Call
BASEMENT apartment
for -e^' 2 oeorooms. fire-
Heat, hydro fridge. stove.
laundry facilities 723-2094
1-600-1340.6275
PRIME PICKERING lo-
Isaac or Norman 623-
place. backyard.. d piece
bath, laundry facilities
OSHAWA. Huge 1 bed -
%LARK STAPI FI
:at,nr sem, Poo a,r-con-
7boned. 1600 so it plus
7072
5850 + 401- utilities 905-
roc- o^ •av^+e separate
R:- <.,', r cr up
51200 mo + utla,es 1st
OSHAWA on bus route.
686-5243 or 416-266-4734
entrance Eat -in K�.tchen.
Earl Rcak1 In.
ast Available Apnl 1st Cal!
hospi-
cozy pars,(; ca .,! ,.,as
Fireplace Big windows
16- c
6275'(6-560-B9a_
305-839-8647
near downtown and
BEAUTIFUL 'la•ge
S600,mornn Inclusive. for 1
1ST CHOICE
2 BEDROOM country
tai Furnished room in
bache,c, basement apt in-
person (905)723-5170
tree can May Is:6-9225
Needed for May 1st
rome. ava, able AD,,] 1
quaky secured apartment
ciusive Non smoker Suit-
able 10r Sin a first/last
LESSONS
AFFORDABLE HOMES :
Large property on Lambs
Female non-smoker pre -
S575 Available now Cour.
PICKERING
WHY RENTS BUY'
Rd ,n Bowmanvdle $795
tarred S375'mo Available
lice area 432-2471
new walkout base-
No 3owm pwrient
per month plus utilities
mined eptly 7236685
ment apt overlooking
Private lessons
available rea-
No problem'
666-6858
able cO2y one bed �'
BRIGHT 3 BEDROOM uo-
apt avail ,mmeC
ravine. 2 bedrooms. 1
For Rent
Let me show you how
WHY RENT 7 Buy your
OSHAWA room ,n 4 -
per
laundry. Dark -g arge
bathroom, kitchen
S67C including utilities
Mort Pay $70C 0 KC
oar home w'f• no money
leve se- laundry, facriities
lakefront lot. no pets. S700
and large diningroom.
SUN 10:00 AH. ":00 PH
Call Thomas C. Pike
down $63.900 - 3 bed-
rnc!uded. available imme-
month plus hydro. call col-
'705;
Inrmgroom. private
GOOD NEIGHBOUR-
Saks
rooms 5800 •month, nclu-
dialely, S300rmonlh all
lect 878-387' or
705 324-5587
laundryroom. $800
at '2C Cdoome St W
Rep. Remax Accord
sive Aure a Rasanu Cold-
905-404-2145
e 4 Aax 2 bedroom
686-8551
Realty Ltd. 576.3111
wel Banka'
SOUTH AJAX, arge
CENTRAL OSHAWA very
c,ea^ sec ,e ,r park set-
PICKERING 4,• W" •es J
Ced•_o•^ townnouse ,r
small family complex close
10 schools aria shopo,mg
condominium 2 barroom.
enwrte. 5 appliances air
±4.4 ext 2='
^^g^• 'urnished or unfur-
ting. 2-oeciroom $740 2-
bedr---� „^ ur -shealkn!
$
rens Arena Park Very
SOUTH OSHAWA 275
shed room in renovated
bedroom w der S840 All
basemen apt sap art.
,
1, -
TO REGISTER CALL PALL OR AUDREN" AT (905) -12-G-35
• I
Isement. parking cable,
muusive ava,iaDie March
newly renovated, utilities
available Apnl 1 No pars.
park^9 Cass ro av amen,
ttea Cal' 420-12e'
las: 435.1088 10 -7 P m
1 hrsVlast required 5950
Plus uti1MOS Car
4 1 614 1 2-0546 leave m•s-
in smoke, ava,!abie im-
31 Cal' 579-5219 or '28
and parking Included
KING A TOWNLINE
0- Mor• - Fr
- edratil $400 per mo
671'
5725 Ava:--ediateiy
er r e
�
:last 427 6932
A -!AGGRESSIVE ON-
Mature adult Cal: 905-420
eyou
NEWCASTLE 3 bedroom
May s' Large 3 Corn^
COURTICE. one bedroom
457E
can own a fullity
(ewe , - 2 3.
^ g
up fndge. save. neat ny-
apanl-e^•-a•,,-g use o'
townhouses neutral deco-
' 1'2
rr • -
�� !
- 1
DATES NOW' Names S
Shared
yard S50C utiroes ndudec
PICKERING 4�''Xi- tes
e
two Dec• -C"'
_.
I
' ACComodabon
Availble Apn, fst 434-592
be- -a.- '.•,c- Dulga,ow
with 30CK 2 storage Sheds
5950 alas utilities. 436-
9916
rent r
garage
ut, Phone 721-8213
Evening and, weekend ap-
CondCm,n,um .r PODWa• s
w Aax adfaru green belt
Minutes walk tc Lake On.
_
Private Homes Private Homes
t I I I
Money
ext *252 S349 per minute
e+ touch tone
5950 Ava, April 1 ALSOe..
weer,9-E
i 5) 623-6549
parks 5.ure 2
FQUOTPATION
law
SEALED QUOTA -
A TIONS will be received
in the envelopes pro-
vided by the under-
signed until 3:00 p.m.
local time on the speci-
fied dosing date.
Remember
r ; your loved ones
with a special
Easter In
Memoriam.
This section
will he printed
Sunday, April 7th. For
further information call
classified advertising at
DELUXE 3 cec•-.r
aka^ r m we, K•p1
qu,et owiorng. ,r Port Perry
2 boo osmt apt. sop ant
S73C ave, corned UU!ilas
rcluded ^ c:4r, units. 905-
r i re ,�,
WHY REN" %: money
Ow^ home.
AJAX arge 2nd bedroom
r base•^ent apartment.
Worship
• • 1
• 1
re
• 1
•5 mm •+Ort Ct Oshawa.
430-7463
.i- ,a
Cow^ rc,,• owr
S325.month Call 619-960!
ELEGANT 5 HARMING
Services
•
511ryICtS
Services
bwcory with S. -ding doors
Me,
me new tnoge stove. 5775
aqe• 6 tNn
PICKERING tea' TCwr
upve a^c ower avertable
02!0 or 416464.176'
urge 1v,19100- 1000 SC
PICKERING bed•Oom
WHITBv .--. - 2
ircc. all but Dmons 3 000-
car :r B• gr! bachelor
8 appliances mdutleC
,iving space. ' bath
csm' a ,ncluswe.
st' e. �_... i ).:� ,�•uge
room &skin; $62.900 Cal.
PC
BROCK P� 2 - "I
COME ONE COME ALL FOR A BLESSED
$840 or 2 baths 5855 plus
kitchens DC Dam,00, 1-
stove. Casa to sc"S and
Apr,. 1
Ken Coils Coidwell Bank-
M8 -7a -e- moms to share
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY FELLOV�'SIIIP
hydro Car; 985-7349 e•
, lug room laundry available
Ge available
or 728.94•:
m Afax It can
EK-FtiD OF SPFCL•�L NtiSI(�
196-27
Grass Cutting 1996 -
1997 Two year term
at various schools and
properties
CLOSING DATE:
Tues., Apr 9, 1996
)tation documents
be available from
Purchasing
)artment
IThe lowest or any quo- I
tarsen not necessarily
accepted
D.M. Homeniuk,
C.P.P.,CPPO
Manager of
Purchasing
The Durham Board
of Education
400 Taunton
Rd. E-.
Whitby, Ontario
LIR 2K6
728-2255
Ap• no pets smpk
5.150 . utilities Call 666-
au facilities Phone cable -
619-9634
5395
Housing
-v Central alarm cant'
BIBLE •TEACHING GOOD FELLONN'SHIP
ELEGANT 5 HARMING
3 BEDROOM bacK sat,'
/
Wanted
Air xn at Door $400 428
Me,
Registrations
e9
N W os^awa Soren,• le.
Ross.ana 2 -bedroom.
PICKERING tea' TCwr
upve a^c ower avertable
02!0 or 416464.176'
ARCH 22ND. 23RD, AND 24TH
huge Iv,ng-room big
car :r B• gr! bachelor
8 appliances mdutleC
ONE partially msMC
Dnght K •t"ar lovely 4-
clean
aparl•nent with swimming
double driveway fenced
I am ^CK -q to rent a 3
b•o•^o^ ^0,.se with base-
tKse-aril large •Com. one
AJAX
CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY FELLOV�'SIIIP
Piece was-roorrr.
,aSt
Pool S a� Non-smo«e•
yard. 5 . utilities 839•
m Afax It can
9e ull fur-
bedroom lar fully
cozy pars,(; ca .,! ,.,as
AvaiiaD,e Acini 1st 555:
16- c
6275'(6-560-B9a_
mens apt you
DRUM
$e50+ut,
905-5'9 9T9
�nCiusrve 905-83•-9766 0•
tree can May Is:6-9225
Needed for May 1st
(,shed (9051 42e-7147,
(905, 244-8333
30 BARR RD. (VI•ESTNE�' RD. SOI.'TH)
LESSONS
416-5056883
A GOOD ocanon 3-0»d-
GATEWAY C7MMU'V!Ty
HOMES -wC units aver,-
•Cor^ `.t 2 txam.00m. roc-
robin. walkout to deck
Townhouses
A I
tNldOminiums
4
FR1nAti" -:oo PM
SATLRDAI" 10:00 A.M. 2:00 P�1• x:00 Pel
Private lessons
available rea-
PORT UNION d" clean.
able cO2y one bed �'
Dr gr • De^.•.-_ base-
fenced yarn near amen,-
For Rent
ForRent
sortable rates.
S67C including utilities
rent r West Rouge laun-
g'
May
bes. M 1. retwe.-s. rq
SUN 10:00 AH. ":00 PH
Call
Spacious 2 bed town-
house SSW moudrng ul,-
roes available I I if ately
dry. cable separate en-
trance. non -smoke, $600
pets $895. firstlast.
905ra3B-1178
GOOD NEIGHBOUR-
191 LaKe Driveway W su-
LUNCH
AND SUPPER PROVIDED ON SATI-RDAY
428-2000
at '2C Cdoome St W
ndus,ve Car• 416.293-
HOOD :r smtn Osrawa 3
e 4 Aax 2 bedroom
/�
Oshawa Beautiful view.
yrilCtty tacrg onto Child
88x9 0. 4.6-287-9492
AJAX Harwood,Ba 2-
Yty
oeC•c_^ basement &van-
Ced•_o•^ townnouse ,r
small family complex close
10 schools aria shopo,mg
condominium 2 barroom.
enwrte. 5 appliances air
���
TOTAL COST FOR VL-EEICEND $30.00
rens Arena Park Very
SOUTH OSHAWA 275
"tent $750 plus utilities.
$960,mo all mdusive F,rsL
Conditioned. Available May
,
1, -
TO REGISTER CALL PALL OR AUDREN" AT (905) -12-G-35
• I
Personals
clean and quw mode( se-
Cure brine new Det -tree
building571-082- 9-5
_
We^'w D^" X :. a -;r, .
2 -bedrooms. close to ous
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S60C. al inclusive 9�: home north Whitby, laun- storage walk ;n Closet bedrooms k.tm owe•- rage woof stove. newly -
433.415' dry d,smwasne• no, air uvac ceramics StC75 men' larked DarJun storage ;xke undrg.d ooks amiryroom with tare- renovates fenced yard. t 1
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aCe Apr, 1sI May 1st en r a quiet neighbour- 683 9263 after 6 please 0990 PORT PERRY - S139.900 -
wa,K:nc distance to GM hood. 3.' bedrooms. can. 3 bedroom convenience
new 6u fomg Car 666- st1 Office b AJAX, 2.522 sq. t. horse plus - walk to all amenities
tial a-, f,reD!ace ove.EME
5674 or 576-3240 fridge. garage and lanced • I Refill Spee with basement apartment. Large lot for garden First
WHITBY - 2 leve: apart. yard 51050. utilities Cau Paying 5850 rmo A,r time buyers dream or retire
alarm fenced. landscaped here Cali Catherine Ayotte.
6088 ext 272. S2.991mm
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men;, one bedroom plus 725-8009 5222.000 (905) 428.0395 Remax Scugog Realty. HAIR SALON For Sale. on Caras . Relationships.
lot unusual layout deck. townhouses. "1 4 Months Free Rent !P- BUNGALOW in Oshawa (905) 985.4427, 24 hr Major mall in small city east Health, Love $2.99/minute
parking. near go. S795 in- NEWCASTLE 3 -bed- TAPOshawa Centre. 600 sq. ft. A/C. appliances. Closes to pager of Toronto. 11 chairs Es- 18+. 1.900.451-4055.
Ing small t bedroom. sap- dusve 1st April (4161 699- room 2•oathroom house. second floor. Oshawa Lakeview Park, schools. tablished clientele, exclu•
orate entrance, utilities in- 5287 air conditioning. linage. downtown,600 sq -main point rosidential yet. Best WHITBY In law apt S sive. Cali John 416-769- GIRLS Like MADONNA,
Luded. S550 month first S stove. tertcetl aril 5950+. house,New 1 1/2 yr all brick 1943, get names S home
last.. 9051 686-1788. Y $500. 3500 Sq Lwr.lvi. offer. Call Enrkb: 905 571- home, walkout basement
( WHITBY, two bedroom April 1st. Can 905-987- Stood. 250 Sq main, 7074. In4aiw apt. 4 bdrm,4 boths,2 WORKING Homemakers. numbers. !•900- in. 166
LARGE 1 bedroom base- condo 10th floor, beautiful 4161. , . $350.. 600 sq 2nd. fir. y Ext 253. $3.49/min. 18+.
ment apartment. Fndga. SMRh west mow'• 5 applian_ gas line for
ecce. Big More family time. home
stove. S hook-ups for cae.s parking. swarming ONLY FOUR minutes 5500. 1050 sq. main, f104,900 Gorgeous 3 gas fine for barbecue. &9 based franctksn?. Eam as Touch
washer 8 dryer. Parking for Pool! all included Avielbe from Oshawa Centre. H S1.000 Call 434.2447 or bedroom bungalow. on back yam- This home is and
you team. Benefits Fax re-
imrnedatley SI.000. per Huge 655.4132. quw Street p Bible imlawr maculate,& must see and wine to 905.686-0580. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC
2 vehicles. Gas heat. Cal! mo Call ater 5 p.m 655- backyard and swimming sell. Askin $198,900. Call answers 24 hours, serving
apartment321-99843 with 2 wash -
Darryl @ 725 619! before 4063 pool, 3 bedrooms, living 8 room,Paul over 43,000.000 readers.
5 p.m or 721-8825 after C rooms, country treed lot,
dining rooms, large bright / 52.99Jmin. 18 + 1-900-451
6p.m WHY rent when you can kdchen, 4 pace bathroom, I for Rent Gleaming hardwood floors•
LUXURY apartment n own your own home for laundry room, new fudge. eat -in kitchen, won't last / I Otl%�f•TCWn / 3783
single house. (awry rano• sk
less than you think'-' Call gas gal gas EAWFOf Rent Call Peter Neal, Sales PMPWCM LIVE PROFESSIONAL
vated, 4 -bedrooms. Irving/ Dave HaylSu Sales Rep. new ran 8 new TRENT river- Woodland Rep., Guide. Realty, 723- • •
Re/Max Summit Realty dryer, central vac, central psychics solves ag prixb-
family/party room, large (1991( Ltd. (905) 668-3800 air. Avail. April 1. 5945. in- Estates, family house 5281. t••0 HERITAGE home, • (ems, low carter. Reunite
backyard, Pool optional, full or (905) 666-3211. clusive Please call 905- INDUSTRIAL units or keeping cottages. 3 PCs. 8 rm. 2-3 pc baths, highty ur loves ones $2.75 min. 18 +
privacy. separate entrance. bath, 1, beach, store, NORTH AJAX, Lar 4 efficient heat
available kmmediately No 579.6937 (leave message) workshops in industrial P� fie pump. 2.75 1 • a • 24 hr. 1-900 151-2787
pets Must be seen For de- is Plaza next to Oshawa Can- Playground. 90 mat. north- bedroom brick home. 2 W/ AC treed comer lot. 45 x 30 ,
tails call 905-43D-0436/ I AP W PICKERING WHITES RD. Ire. Indudeds high ceilings, east Pickering. 1-888-813- O's bWkmg onto creek. 5169.000 Near k. barn and arae only • • IOflS
905-738-8050 anted 4 bedroom . finished base parking, utilities, wash- 2212. Finished basement with • mp�
p g. at Gores Landing. Info call
N. OSHAWA, Ing 1 bad- merit. fenced. 2400 sq ft.. rooms. air compressor, side entrance. Landscaped (905) 623.3194 or (905) SPECIALI
room basement apt LOOKING FOR APT. - avail now $1400 Lynne overhead doors. Month -try- I I PrW* N•R!S �• asking $196.900 905- 352-3378. V.J. Lauesen
broadloom , parking, kitch- mature genueman widow- Papizzo. 905.428-9766 month Parking for truck, 428-2709 Rkor TIONEASS IDE
CO tee to
en, quiet area sep. ent er 1 or 2 bedroom walkoul with hydro Available Im • • TIONS DATELINE •Free to
avail. Apr 1 $550 month basement apt or general PICKERING, 4 bedroom, media" Starting at 5450 OSHAWA Athol St. large Mone call to place your ad, no
inclusive. 725-5454 basement apt, in private main floor. 4 appliances. 576-2982 207 REYNOLDS ST brick 2 -storey tastefulty y • • charges for lades, no
home Something refer- t0 Lend
9 P shared laundry, dose to WHITBY - original owner. decorated house. 3 -bed- Phone bill charges, 905
LARGE NEW Whitby- ably bright. reasonably dot. no pets. first/ ref.. • • • 430.7060. '
ground -level. 1 -bed- quiet. sep. entrance, ap- $995 plus 2`3 utildies. ROOTS immaculate condition, room. eat -in kitchen, airtight
room,basement apartment. Phances. re laundry lac . I for Rent tastefully decorated and pace. central vac. fin- MONEY problems? Debt advisors INTIMATE COMPAW
air I do smoke Rent $550- May. 1. 905-420-917! newly landscaped Private (shed recreation room. 1 consolidations, credit are
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fireplace, full -bath, shared $750 including utilities ran mans, personal IONSWP Up Scale laund 8•ceihn Irl PICKERING. 2 bedroom. ;aril. 5174.900. Open 4pc. 1 2pc bathroom, de- gal at phisticatedr attractive worn-
laundry. g• fridge Locatior. - Whit Alax. South Rougemount area. 5 LIVERPOOL / HWY. a2 House March 24/96. 2.4 taches ra elworkshop. budget planning, credit re -
stove. no pets S non Pickering Possession end appliances, big yard. dose lar room on first floor m.. or call 686.6448 9 owner must sill. Asking pair FREE CONSULTA• on pato charm, Personality
irrlbkers. first 8 last asking of April. I will supply refer• 9e p and so much more. piscine
to all amenities. walk to $400 quiet responsible TIONS. Onteno Credit
:725+1/2 utilities. Available ences 905-420.6298 or Do a.m. - 5 p.m. to arrange only 5127,000. Call 683-0707 tion Assured. (IKISJZ42
beach $950. first / last, apps. to view. No agents (905)723.8884 Counsellors (Oshawa -Tor- 1778 NOW HIRIfJGI
Apni 1. Call 905-430-7311 A 416-759-6791. ask for 509-5947 persons No pets. Call 420- please onto) 433-1425 1975
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TIED OF MR SCENE FJ Lgutd. single mons 23
doors Lndbg to attractive mile. we PO perorally.
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on waren. 33 Is 39 Were onrme aim MIN and
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along with other news and
reviews on books, videos and
recordings.
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'Testyour 1k*,&xA%,dlysEaster holiday knowledge
By Jacquie McInnes QUIZ ANSWERS Jewish Purim and Pesah festivals, the Hindu's festival of
1) Easter falls on the first Sunday after a spring full moon Holi and Sikh's festival of Hola Mohalla. The Welsh cel -
Perhaps your kids will love it too. Tell it in which is why it isn't always celebrated on the same day. ebrate St. David's Day, the Japanese celebrate the Cherry
With the weather we are sometimes sub- the following order, each time beginning 2) Thr word Easter comes from the name of the goddess Blossom Festival and many religions and countries cele-
jected to through March it makes it hard to with 'Knock, knock'. of life and birth, Eostre. A yearly spring festival was held hrate their New Year, which logically begins in spring.
in her honor in pre -Christian times. 6) The egg is a symbol for the new life spring brings.
believe that spring arrives this month — Knock, knock 3) Christianity celebrates Easter as a time to recognize 7) The rabbit is a symbol of the abundance of new life.
on the calendar anyway. Who's there'? Christ's gift of eternal life. 8) Thr new Easter outfit began with the early Christians
Following close on the heels of spring is 1 )Ether 4&5) There are numerous cultures and religions which who were baptized at Easter. After baptism they would
Easter, the celebration of eternal life for Ether who? celebrate spring with some ritual or k-%tival including the put on new white clothes as a sign of their joy.
Christians and a celebration of the rebirth The Ether bunny.
of spring for millions of others. 2)Nutter. ' • � • •
Kids love Easter — coloring eggs. play- Nutter who'?
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loved tradition: hunting for and consuming 3) Stella. UNLIMITED WAY CALLING
amounts of chocolate rarely allowed at Stella Who'?`
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to suit the age of your children. 1) How is back next year. s*�E*=�STARTING AT-
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by Marty Evans, A.M.I. cabinet, geometric solids, constructive triangle boxes square and cubes of the numbers 1-10. In the younger children as well as observe the activities
A typical day in a Montessori "casa" classroom and binomial and trinomial cubes. Second year Language area, the third year student is working on that may be presented to them the next year. The
would find children of three to six years of age students work in geography, the study of the the refinement of writing and reading skills. The third year children are continuing the development
busily engaged in work or conversations or in continents and countries of the world by using student will be seen using the moveable alphabet of their skills and be the ultimate helper and
observation of another child's work. Each child is Montessori puzzle maps. The botany cabinet and frequently to write words, a phrase, a sentence and sometimes teacher of activities they have mastered.
unique, working at his/her own pace. There is a botany cards open up the study of plant life in the stones. The classroom also has pre -primer books for For children to experience the three positions in the
constant interaction between the child and their science area. Matching cards are used in the study of reading. The farm will be used for the study of the class has the benefits of allowing the child to have a
environment, child and teacher, and teacher and the tree, leaf, roots, and Flower. Booklets can then be noun, verb, adjective and various other parts of good understanding of all activities used from ages
environment. made depicting the specific parts of each. Matching speech. In the cultural area, creativity is more three to six and reestablishing skills and knowledge
To help clarify how the classroom works with cards are used and booklets can be made of various evident. The artwork of the third year child is gained when teaching younger children lessons the
children of three different age groups, the following parts of the human body, fish, frog, turtle and horse. usually more representative of life. Movement and child has mastered Self-confidence and caring for
describes what exercises first year children, second Care of the plants and animals in the classroom is of rhythm is more refined and songs on the bells are each other is an important observable attribute built
year children and third year children are exposed to great interest to these children. In the mathematics often composed by the five year old child. into the family grouping.
and may choose to work with. Of course each child area, the children will be continuing their study of Each child in the classroom is progressing at their Marty Evans is the administrator of a Montessori
in our classroom is viewed as an individual, so not the numbers I-10 while some second year students own rate- but also gaining the benefits of spending school and has been involved in Montessori
every child of each age range will work in this exact will be using the teen and ten boards. The each day with children of three age groups, which is education for 20 years- She has been a teacher.
manner. This is a guideline to give you a peek beginnings of using the decimal system may be an closer to how the family groupings may be. The administrator, owner and parent of two children all
through the door of three ages working together! activity you'll see the second year student involved younger children in a Montessori classroom are able involved in Montesson schooling in Canada and the
The first year students are busy using the Practical with. In the Language area, we progress to using the to see what the older children are working on each United States.
Life Exercises. This area consists of the pouring and sandpaper letters and eventually identification of the day. The second year children are able to help the
sorting exercises, the polishing exercises, dressing initial, middle and final sounds to use the moveable
frames and care of the child's own person, alphabet to make three, four and five letter words.
development of social relations, care of the indoor Frequently the second year student spends morning
and outdoor environment and food preparation. This after morning tracing sandpaper letters or writing NEW MONTESSORI' 1
is the area that helps the child to first develop an letters or words on chalk boards or paper. Thew
orderly sequence of work and helps him/her to activities are also presented to first year students if TODDLER PROGRAM
become self-sufficient. Once shc/hc has mastered they are ready. Cultural and artistic development is
these tasks. she/he is able to go on to the more more noticeable as the child grows in awareness. 1
academic areas. The Sensorial arca is also being The child may be singing, doing rhythm activities
used at this time. This arca consists of materials used with the class, and be refining his/her movements. PAYING TOO MUCH
in developing the senses. The sense of sight is being S/Hr d.:velops more skill and form in the use of
developed using many materials for discrimination crayons, painting, pasting activities and the scissors FOR YOUR /
of dimension, colour and form. There are also exercises.
specific materials used to educate the tactile sense. The third year students in a Montessori classroom CHILDREN'S CARE?/ /
auditory sense, sense of smell, the baric sense, the are usually busy "working" all morning and
stereognostic sense and a combinational sense of afternoon. They are usually engaged in much writing
sight in colour arxl form activities. and refinement of their number skills. They may be AGES 2 TO 5 YEARS Established 1984
The first year student is also involved in using the seen helping other children or helping the teacher
cultural area by sharing various cultural backgrounds with various tasks. They tend to be more social and PRIVATE SCHOOL -
and if ready, exploring the sandpaper globe, the become very aware of all class work. They use the BEST RATES
painted globe and possibly the large puzzle map of Sensorial materials in group situations or in AGES 1112 -12 YEARS
the world by the end of his/her year. The first year instruction of younger children. In geography the IN
student is also presented with music on the bells and children may be seen refining their knowledge of the
boards. The art area involves recognizing famous continents and countries of the world by drawing 'I hear and I forget. I see and I rerne7cer
paintings, perhaps first depicting children and and labeling these maps. in science, they are DURHAM
animals. There are paint, crayons, puting exercises developing their first science experiments and I do and f understand.'
and cutting with scissors exercises. practicing some the teacher has prepared.
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letter sounds is begun in the first week of class. student there is much writing of numbers and use of
The second year students watch in all areas of the the decimal system or golden bead material. The PICKERINIG DL N 111T0�
classroom. They also like to help the new children. four processes (addition, subtraction. multiplication, 725 2999 ��9'I :� 839-2090Second year students still use various Practical Life division) arc presented using the golden beads. If the
exercises for the most part. They enjoy food child is ready, we introduce the memorization of
preparation, shoe polishing, table washing or dish facts using what we call the strip boards and charts FOCUS MONTESSORI SCHOOL V WON K. 9NDUNBAAiDN
washing. for addition and subtraction. To learn the"�U�CMU� il' 3 " W t� r �j� 2i
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often working in groups of first and second year boards and charts. The third year child may also be
students, refining their knowledge of the geometry using the bead chains which help him/her learn the
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BowmanviHe sparks kids'
Museum imaginations
The Writers' Circle of Durham Region is
Children and avid doll enthusiasts can launching The Muse Program in Oshawa
view the unique collection owned by Mabel next month, which will combine artistic and
Hurst. from north of Port Perry, who has dramatic workshops to spark young peoples'
loaned her miniature dolls in carriages to the imaginations and encourage self-expression
Bowmanville Museum. The carriages vary through writing.
in detail and are made of plastic, wicker. The program, which has an opening
wood. metal, ceramic, yarn and beads. The theme of To Draw a Day Dream, is offered
museum is located at 37 Silver St. in to children ages eight to 12.
Bowmanville. Call 623-2734. The sessions will run for five consecutive
Saturdays, starting April 13, at Simcoe Hall
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Bargains on baby Registration is requested prior to April 1
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Looking for spring -time activities for
your pre-schooler?
The Pickering Public Library offers a
wide range of storytime programs for
children ages six months to five years:
Children between six months
and two years, accompanied
by their caregiver, can enjoy
a 20 -minute Baby Talk pro-
gram consisting of stories,
songs and fingerplays
Monday mornings at 10:45
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Central Library.
Registration for the program
takes place Saturday, March
30 at 9 a.m.
For children ages two to
three, Tales For Twos, a 20 -
minute storytime program,
offered at the Central Library, Rouge
Hill and Bay Ridges branches.
This seven -week program begins the
week of April 2 with sessions offered
Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10:05
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Central Library, in-person registration
starts Saturday, March 30 at 9 a.m.
Telephone registration will start after
10:30 a.m.
In-person registration at the Rouge
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at 10 a.m., or by telephone after 11 a.m.
At Rouge Hill, the program will be
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Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. starting the
week of April 3.
There is no registration needed at the
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For little ones aged three to five, a
series of 30 -minute programs of stories,
songs and fingerplays will be offered at
Central Library, Rouge Hill and
Say Ridges branches. For reg-
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Public Library at 831-6265.
The Northern
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For more information
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'Testyour 1k*,&xA%,dlysEaster holiday knowledge
By Jacquie McInnes QUIZ ANSWERS Jewish Purim and Pesah festivals, the Hindu's festival of
1) Easter falls on the first Sunday after a spring full moon Holi and Sikh's festival of Hola Mohalla. The Welsh cel -
Perhaps your kids will love it too. Tell it in which is why it isn't always celebrated on the same day. ebrate St. David's Day, the Japanese celebrate the Cherry
With the weather we are sometimes sub- the following order, each time beginning 2) Thr word Easter comes from the name of the goddess Blossom Festival and many religions and countries cele-
jected to through March it makes it hard to with 'Knock, knock'. of life and birth, Eostre. A yearly spring festival was held hrate their New Year, which logically begins in spring.
in her honor in pre -Christian times. 6) The egg is a symbol for the new life spring brings.
believe that spring arrives this month — Knock, knock 3) Christianity celebrates Easter as a time to recognize 7) The rabbit is a symbol of the abundance of new life.
on the calendar anyway. Who's there'? Christ's gift of eternal life. 8) Thr new Easter outfit began with the early Christians
Following close on the heels of spring is 1 )Ether 4&5) There are numerous cultures and religions which who were baptized at Easter. After baptism they would
Easter, the celebration of eternal life for Ether who? celebrate spring with some ritual or k-%tival including the put on new white clothes as a sign of their joy.
Christians and a celebration of the rebirth The Ether bunny.
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Opening the door to Family Gro
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by Marty Evans, A.M.I. cabinet, geometric solids, constructive triangle boxes square and cubes of the numbers 1-10. In the younger children as well as observe the activities
A typical day in a Montessori "casa" classroom and binomial and trinomial cubes. Second year Language area, the third year student is working on that may be presented to them the next year. The
would find children of three to six years of age students work in geography, the study of the the refinement of writing and reading skills. The third year children are continuing the development
busily engaged in work or conversations or in continents and countries of the world by using student will be seen using the moveable alphabet of their skills and be the ultimate helper and
observation of another child's work. Each child is Montessori puzzle maps. The botany cabinet and frequently to write words, a phrase, a sentence and sometimes teacher of activities they have mastered.
unique, working at his/her own pace. There is a botany cards open up the study of plant life in the stones. The classroom also has pre -primer books for For children to experience the three positions in the
constant interaction between the child and their science area. Matching cards are used in the study of reading. The farm will be used for the study of the class has the benefits of allowing the child to have a
environment, child and teacher, and teacher and the tree, leaf, roots, and Flower. Booklets can then be noun, verb, adjective and various other parts of good understanding of all activities used from ages
environment. made depicting the specific parts of each. Matching speech. In the cultural area, creativity is more three to six and reestablishing skills and knowledge
To help clarify how the classroom works with cards are used and booklets can be made of various evident. The artwork of the third year child is gained when teaching younger children lessons the
children of three different age groups, the following parts of the human body, fish, frog, turtle and horse. usually more representative of life. Movement and child has mastered Self-confidence and caring for
describes what exercises first year children, second Care of the plants and animals in the classroom is of rhythm is more refined and songs on the bells are each other is an important observable attribute built
year children and third year children are exposed to great interest to these children. In the mathematics often composed by the five year old child. into the family grouping.
and may choose to work with. Of course each child area, the children will be continuing their study of Each child in the classroom is progressing at their Marty Evans is the administrator of a Montessori
in our classroom is viewed as an individual, so not the numbers I-10 while some second year students own rate- but also gaining the benefits of spending school and has been involved in Montessori
every child of each age range will work in this exact will be using the teen and ten boards. The each day with children of three age groups, which is education for 20 years- She has been a teacher.
manner. This is a guideline to give you a peek beginnings of using the decimal system may be an closer to how the family groupings may be. The administrator, owner and parent of two children all
through the door of three ages working together! activity you'll see the second year student involved younger children in a Montessori classroom are able involved in Montesson schooling in Canada and the
The first year students are busy using the Practical with. In the Language area, we progress to using the to see what the older children are working on each United States.
Life Exercises. This area consists of the pouring and sandpaper letters and eventually identification of the day. The second year children are able to help the
sorting exercises, the polishing exercises, dressing initial, middle and final sounds to use the moveable
frames and care of the child's own person, alphabet to make three, four and five letter words.
development of social relations, care of the indoor Frequently the second year student spends morning
and outdoor environment and food preparation. This after morning tracing sandpaper letters or writing NEW MONTESSORI' 1
is the area that helps the child to first develop an letters or words on chalk boards or paper. Thew
orderly sequence of work and helps him/her to activities are also presented to first year students if TODDLER PROGRAM
become self-sufficient. Once shc/hc has mastered they are ready. Cultural and artistic development is
these tasks. she/he is able to go on to the more more noticeable as the child grows in awareness. 1
academic areas. The Sensorial arca is also being The child may be singing, doing rhythm activities
used at this time. This arca consists of materials used with the class, and be refining his/her movements. PAYING TOO MUCH
in developing the senses. The sense of sight is being S/Hr d.:velops more skill and form in the use of
developed using many materials for discrimination crayons, painting, pasting activities and the scissors FOR YOUR /
of dimension, colour and form. There are also exercises.
specific materials used to educate the tactile sense. The third year students in a Montessori classroom CHILDREN'S CARE?/ /
auditory sense, sense of smell, the baric sense, the are usually busy "working" all morning and
stereognostic sense and a combinational sense of afternoon. They are usually engaged in much writing
sight in colour arxl form activities. and refinement of their number skills. They may be AGES 2 TO 5 YEARS Established 1984
The first year student is also involved in using the seen helping other children or helping the teacher
cultural area by sharing various cultural backgrounds with various tasks. They tend to be more social and PRIVATE SCHOOL -
and if ready, exploring the sandpaper globe, the become very aware of all class work. They use the BEST RATES
painted globe and possibly the large puzzle map of Sensorial materials in group situations or in AGES 1112 -12 YEARS
the world by the end of his/her year. The first year instruction of younger children. In geography the IN
student is also presented with music on the bells and children may be seen refining their knowledge of the
boards. The art area involves recognizing famous continents and countries of the world by drawing 'I hear and I forget. I see and I rerne7cer
paintings, perhaps first depicting children and and labeling these maps. in science, they are DURHAM
animals. There are paint, crayons, puting exercises developing their first science experiments and I do and f understand.'
and cutting with scissors exercises. practicing some the teacher has prepared.
First year students are free to watch in areas of Refinement of the nomenclature booklets is also a Register 1 ! „
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Geography. Science, Math and Language. We popular activity. In the math area the child has begun Extended Hours
present exercises in these areas the first year when by using the materials in a very concrete manncr and �/, for
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we feel the child is ready. Auditory preparation for is now moving to the abstract. For the third year CALL j
letter sounds is begun in the first week of class. student there is much writing of numbers and use of
The second year students watch in all areas of the the decimal system or golden bead material. The PICKERINIG DL N 111T0�
classroom. They also like to help the new children. four processes (addition, subtraction. multiplication, 725 2999 ��9'I :� 839-2090Second year students still use various Practical Life division) arc presented using the golden beads. If the
exercises for the most part. They enjoy food child is ready, we introduce the memorization of
preparation, shoe polishing, table washing or dish facts using what we call the strip boards and charts FOCUS MONTESSORI SCHOOL V WON K. 9NDUNBAAiDN
washing. for addition and subtraction. To learn the"�U�CMU� il' 3 " W t� r �j� 2i
Second year students use the Sensorial material multiplication and division facts, we use the bead
often working in groups of first and second year boards and charts. The third year child may also be
students, refining their knowledge of the geometry using the bead chains which help him/her learn the
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EASTER CARDS
These cards are fun and easy to make.
Add our greetings on the inside or create
your own. You'll need: Two (2) pieces of
construction paper. glue, scissors, crayons
or markers, stickers (optional)
RABBIT CARD
1) Fold the two pieces of construction paper
in half. 21 On one piece, draw a rabbit so the
ears begin at the fold. 3) Cut out the ears
carefully. 4) On the other side of the paper,
glue the second piece of construction paper.
being careful not to glue down the rabbit's
cars. This will be the inside of the card. 5)
Fold on creased line. 6) Add decorations
and grecting.
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For EGG CARD follow above directions
except draw egg with top 1/3 above the
fold.
Greetings: Rabbit design: Some Bunny
Loves You or Hoppy Easter.
Egg design: Get Crackin' on a Happy
Easter.
EASY EGG PAINTING
THE ENVIRONMENTAI, EGG: Try
dying your egg with natural colorants. Boil
onion skins, spinach, beets or tea leaves in
water. Add about a teaspoon of vinegar for
every cup of water to fix the color. Dip eggs
into the dye.
HOMEMADE EGG DYES: For a more
traditional colored egg, get Iour cups and till
each one half way with water. Add a tea-
spoon of vinegar to each. Then add 20 drops
of food coloring to each (using a different
color for each cup). Using a large spoon, dip
preboiled eggs into the cup leaving the egg
in until the desired depth of color is
achieved. If you want to create a pattern, put
masking tape on the egg before submersing.
After the eggs dry let the kids use markers,
stickers, crayons and cut-outs to decorate.
Or, give them old fabric scraps and glue to
make clothes and hats for their eggs.
Inexpensive egg cups can also he decorated
or clothed.
EGG BASKETS
Once the kids have their eggs painted, let
them create a basket to put them in using an
egg carton. Use pipe cleaners to attach a
handle, stickers and markers to decorate and
some decorative straw (optional) for the
eggs to sit in.
GAMES
Egg Knocking: Each player takes a boiled
egg in his right hand and knocks the pointed
end with that of another player. The idea is
to break the other person's eggshell without
cracking your own. Older kids might want
to up the stakes by playing with raw eggs,
but make sure they wash well afterwards.
Egg Rolling: Roll hard-boiled eggs down a
hill to see which one will get to the bottom
first. A variation of this is to roll the eggs
close together so they bang into each other.
The winner is the person whose egg lasts
the longest, uncracked. Don't forget to put
distinguishing marks on each egg before let-
ting them go.
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CHOOSING YOUR CLASS
In the horse world there
where the horse or pony
as you can, whether you
that you both have the Cast chance of giving
are many different types of
is judged for its
and your horse or pony
a good performance on the day.
class, catering for all
conformation, ride and
would make suitable
You will need to make sure that you have
standards of rider and horse.
way of going. There are
entrants.
the correct tack and clothing, and that your
Classes range from
also show jumping
gymkhana games, where
classes, where a clear
speed and athleticism win
round over a set course
the contest, to show classes,
leads to a jump-off to
decide the eventual
winner; working hunter
classes, where jumping t ..
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style over a rustic course
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.%ay of going are taken t
into account; dressage
:ompetitions, where
riders perform a set of },
movements in a
measured arena, as well ,
as numerous ridden and
T'
in -hand classes for the
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best horse or pony of a
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certain age, type or t
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breed.
The first thing to
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decide is what classes
you would like to enter.
Before taking the Having chosen your
plunge, find out what is class or
classes you can
expected in the class now set about preparing
then assess, as honestly horse
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So many of our readers have "beautiful babies", it was hard to
narrow it down to just 10. But here they are, and now it's up to
you! To cast your vote just call our classified department at
683-0707. Just identify your choice by the number located
inside the photo by Wednesday March 20th, 6:00 pm for your
entry to be counted. The winners will be featured in our April
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Kids can
craft a fun
March
break in
Whitby
The Whitby Station Gallery has March
Break covered.
Children's Art classes are being offered
in two-day workshops March 20-21.
Instructors Ruth Read. Richard Toms
and Kevin Craddock will instruct kids
ages six to 12 to combine art and imagina-
tion in a fun environment.
Spend two days in The Wild Garden.
Paint, draw and construct projects such as
sunflower paintings eight feet tall with
matching tigers on either side, alligators in
a lily pond, giant humble bees and ghastly
garden homes.
Design your own wild garden. decide if
it's 10 acres or 10 centimetres. whether it's
full of flowers or imaginary beasts, if it is
summer or winter.
Stories and activities will complement
the theme. Dress warmly for outside
research and games.
Students should take their lunch and an
old shirt to wear over clothing. All materi-
als are provided by the gallery.
The program costs $55 for gallery mem-
bers and $65 for non members.
For more information or to register call
The Whitby Station Gallery at 668-4185.
The Whitby Station Gallery is located at
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2. Approximately 00% of lower elementary
students (4-10 years old) suffer from a
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school year. At any one time, 20-25% of these
students will fail a school bearing screening at
15 dB. The average bearing lass with otitis
media is 25-30 dB. This is simular to the
hearing lass that occurs when ears are plugged
with ringers.
3. The first 4 years or We are the mast critical
for speech and lam guage development.
Therefors, early identification of bearing loss
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Kids Hearing
1. There are an estimated S million children
throughout North America who have some
degree of hearing loss. That represents 1 in
every 6 elementary students.
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One in every 6 children have
some degree of hearing loss.
2. Approximately 00% of lower elementary
students (4-10 years old) suffer from a
temporary bearing loss sometime during the
school year. At any one time, 20-25% of these
students will fail a school bearing screening at
15 dB. The average bearing lass with otitis
media is 25-30 dB. This is simular to the
hearing lass that occurs when ears are plugged
with ringers.
3. The first 4 years or We are the mast critical
for speech and lam guage development.
Therefors, early identification of bearing loss
is essential.
4. Children speed at least 45% of the scbod
day engaged in HateRing activities. Hearing is
indeed the basis of classroom learning.
Listening skills
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MONDAY, MARCH 18
SPINA BIFIDA: The Durham Chapter
of Spina Bifida and Hydroencephalus
Association of Ontario meets from 7:30
to 9 p.m. at the Grandview Treatment
Centre, 600 Townline Rd. S., Oshawa.
723-6693.
ADOPTION: The Post Reunion
Adoption Support Group meets from 7
to 8:30 p.m. at the main branch of the
Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood
Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town
hall. Adoptees, birth parents and adop-
tive parents welcome. 428-9322
(Lynda).
TUESDAY, MARCH 19
NUTRITION: Overeaters Anonymous
meets Tuesdays at Northminster United
Church, corner of Rossland and Simcoe,
at 8 p.m. Linda, 668-8030.
PARENT SUPPORT: The Association
of Parent Support Groups of Ontario
meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15
p.m. It's for parents worried
about their children
becoming involved
in drugs, alcohol,
running away, drop-:, eekenQ
ping out of school, -,,,,W
committing crimes or %xnternatioo
parental abuse. Call
for location. 1-800- o"�• tore
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BREAST-FEEDING: it tAp�
The Ajax La Leche 'Itetr�
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League meets at 7:45 et
p.m. and there's infor- Tonal nTh
mation and help with Selden at
breast-feeding. Conferenc
Topic is Baby Arrives. olsover.
Pregnant women and 41
:call Skirl
mothers with babies wel- �y at
come.
The group meets the
third Tuesday of every
month. 666-2775 for information, loca-
tion.
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group for people experiencing divorce
and separation, at the church, Rossland
Road and Simcoe Street, Oshawa. 723-
6685.
DANCE: Adult dances for couples and
singles are held every Friday evening at
the Oshawa Legion, Simcoe Street
South. Tickets $7. Dress code. Walter,
623-5282, Sebe, 723-3337.
SUNDAY, MARCH 24
SUPPER: The Greenwood United
Church hosts an oyster supper, with sit-
tings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Adults $10,
children $5, pre-schoolers free. Advance
ticket sales required. The church is on
the 6th Concession, west of Westney Rd.
683-6217.
MONDAY, MARCH 25
ARTHRITIS: The Juvenile Arthritis
Support Group meets at 7 p.m. at the
Grandview Rehabilitation and Treatment
Centre. 600 Townline Rd. S., Oshawa.
The group is for parents
and children affected by
¢1 , juvenile arthritis. 434-
nlYietl A, O VV 7032 (Patricia), 434 -
retreat 7221.
TUESDAY, MARCH 26
al speaker and PARENT SUPPORT:
arpst
Judy B th The Association of
d guest at parent Support Groups
omen's Aglow of Ontario meets loc:al-
19to21. ly every Tuesday at
intelydeno aw 7:15 p.m. It's for par -
work of caring ents worried about
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F(avens their children hecom-
Fair in ing involved in
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For information,
9458 or ning away, dropping
ey at 723- - ,<,A out of school, com-
725� ""'" mitting crimes or
parental abuse. Call
for location. 1-800-488-
5666. The Oshawa Chapter of the
Association of Parent Support Groups of
Ontario meets Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. at
Augustina Hall, Faith Place, 44 William
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20
TOPS: Take Off Pounds Sensibly opens
a new weight loss chapter Wednesdays
from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at 20 Harmony Rd.
N., Oshawa. Lou Bomhof, area co-ordi-
nator, 728-0558.
ALCOHOL: Adult Children of
Alcoholics, Ajax/Pickering chapter,
meets Wednesdays at St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church, 35 Church St. N.,
Pickering Village, at 7:30 p.m. No
charge. New members welcome. 416-
593-5147.
THURSDAY, MARCH 21
SINGLE PARENTS: Parents Without
Partners Chapter 204 meets every
Thursday at 8 p.m. upstairs at St.
George's Church, 51 Centre St. S.,
Oshawa.
Legal advisor Donna Babs will make a
Presentation. 571-5452 (Debbie) or 723-
1699 (Ron).
FRIDAY, MARCH 22
DIVORCE: Northminster United
Church hosts DivorceCare every Friday
at 6:45 p.m., a seminar and support
St., Oshawa.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27
ALCOHOL: The Ajax -Pickering group
of Adult Children of Alcoholics meets
every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church, 35
Church St. N., Pickering Village. Free.
416-593-5147.
BREAST-FEEDING: La Leche League
Pickering meets at 7:45 p.m. and preg-
nant women, breast-feeding mothers and
babies welcome. Information and sup-
port. Call 427-8063, 831-2017 or 416-
282-6462 for information and location.
THURSDAY, MARCH 28
EMOTIONS: Emotions Anonymous
Support Group meets Thursdays from
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 110 Ash St., Club
Central Building, Whitby. Marion, (905)
433-0115; Crystal, (905) 728-8352.
BREAST-FEEDING: A prenatal
breast-feeding workshop is being held
from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the Durham
Lactation Centre, 1592 Alwin Circle,
Pickering. Cost is $20. Information and
support for expectant women. 427-9547
(Donna). �.
SINGLE PARENTS: Parents Without
Partners Chapter 204 meets every
Thursday at 8 p.m. upstairs at St.
George's Church, 51 Centre St. S.,
Oshawa. Tonight's activities include a
group discussion on commitment. 571-
5452 (Debbie) or 723-1699 (Ron).
PLAY GROUP: St. Paul's Play -A -Long
group for toddlers and pre-schoolers is
held Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:30
to I I a.m. at St. Paul's United Church,
65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Babies welcome.
$2.50 per session. Arts, crafts, circle
time, snacks. 683-4750 (Jeanette
Miller).
CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Ajax -
Pickering Christian Women's Club
meets from 9:30 to 11:15 a.m. in the
Gallantry's Restaurant banquet room,
lower level of the Pickering Town
Centre. Feature is Get Cracking, with
tips from the Ontario Egg Marketing
Board. Reservations before March 26.
Cost is $5, $1 for first -timers. Free
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4 pupils per class
call Carla 686-2569
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babysitting available. 683-5569
(Debbie), 428-8505 (Barb).
BREAST CANCER: The Oshawa and
District Breast Cancer support group
meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at
Kingsview United Church, corner of
Wilson Rd. and Adelaide Ave. E..
Oshawa. Open to people who have or
have had breast cancer. 725-5349.
SUNDAY, MARCH 31
CRAFT SHOW: The Pickering Arts
Council hosts a juried craft show at
Claremont United Church (follow the
signs) from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tea room,
penny raffle, space for 40 vendors. $15
for members, $20 for non-members. Set-
up at 8:30 a.m. 839-2713 (Elizabeth) for
table bookings.
MONDAY, APRII. 1
DIETING: Canadian Caloric Counter;
meets every Monday (except holidays)
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FROM PAGE 13
from 7 to 8 p.m. at Calvary Baptist
Church, 300 Rossland Rd. E., Oshawa.
Jean Senko, 728-6509: Eileen Lewis,
576-2366.
AEROBICS: The Fun 'N' Fitness aero-
bics class meets at 8 p.m. at St. Paul's
United Church, 65 Kings Cres.. Ajax. $3
a week: proceeds go to the church. All
welcome. Group meets every Monday.
686-0258 (Catharine).
TL'ESDAI', APRIL 2
PARENTS AND TOTS: Parents and
Tots meets at St. Mark's United Church.
Whitby on Tuesdays from 9:10 to 11:10
a.m. Lynda, 430-1375.
ANXIETY DISORDERS: The Free
from Fear Foundation's support group
for people suffering from such anxiety
disorders as panic attacks and phobias
meets the first Tuesday of each month
from 7 to 9 p.m. For location, call 831-
3877. A hi -monthly newsletter is avail-
able.
WEIGHT LOSS: The Canadian Caloric
Counters support group for men and
women wanting to lose weight meets
Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at Amberlea
Presbyterian Church. Whites Rd. and
Strouds Lane. Pickering. $ 1 .25 per
week. -;09-1168 (Sandi).
AEROBICS: The Tuesday !Horning
Club meets fur aerobics every Tuesday
from 9:15 to 10:45 a.m. at the Ajax
Community Centre on Centennial Rd. INI
each week. Child care available. 686-
0258 (Catharine).
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3
TINY TOTS: Simcoe United Church
offers a Tiny Tots program for moms
and pre-schoolers every Wednesday
from 9:30 to I 1 a.m. at 66 Simcoe St. S.
728-8143.
THURSDAY, APRIL 4
COPE: Support group for people who
have experienced a loss of relationship,
job, career, financial status, health, etc.
is held Thursdays. 7 to 9 p.m. Sharon
Cochrane, Oshawa/Whitby COPE
Mcntal Health Program. 434-1693.
BREAST-FEEDING: A breast-feeding
drop-in support group meets from 1:30
to 3 p.m. every Thursday at the Durham
Lactation Centre, 1592 Alwin Circle,
Pickering. $10 per week. Information,
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CAESAREAN: The Caesarean
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Group of Durham Region meets at 7:30
p.m. at 73 Long Dr., Whitby. Topic is
caesarean section questions and answers.
668-3501 (Judi), 579-7518 (Beth).
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
LITERACY: Volunteers with patience
and desire to teach eager adults reading
and writing skills needed. Tutor on a one-
to-one basis, once a week: full training
provided.
Literacy Council of Durham Region.
434-54-41.
Pt'PPETS: Th; , 1) .:. .. ,
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Block require more volunteer puppeteers
to complete its day and evening programs.
Training is offered and volunteers are
required to give two to four hours weekly.
Katherine Henderson, 655-5680.
FAMILY SERVICES: Kinark Child and
Family Services needs volunteers in
Durham Region who are interested in pro-
viding emotional support to a parent or
parents of a special needs child. Training
provided. 433-0386, ext. 308.
ABUSED WOMEN: The South Oshawa
Community Health Centre needs volun-
teers for its Peer Support Program, assist-
ing women who have left or are attempting
to leave abusive relationships. Training
program begins late September. Lisa or
Sharlene. 723-(X)36.
FATHERLESS BOYS: Big Brothers of
Clarington needs volunteers to be a friend
to one of the Little Brother,, on the �.%aitinc
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MOVIES
Muppet Treasure Island (Walt Disney/Jim Henson
Productions) — Classic Muppet humor — the kind that had
kids and parents alike tuning into the half-hour The Muppet
Show in the '70s — is what makes this film worth the
money.
The Muppet creators have the unique ability to captivate
kids with silliness, yet slide in enough wry one-liners to
make the grown-ups chuckle. My favorite in this film: as
the old sailor Billy Bones is on his death bed, the kids in
the audience are a little shaken, and Gonzo looks straight
into the camera and says, "He's dying? But this is supposed
to be a kids' movie!" Muppet Treasure Island is Brian
Henson's (son of the late Jim) second film as director,
following 1994's A Muppet Christmas Carol.
Henson admits to creating "not a very faithful adaptation"
of the classic Robert Louis Stevenson tale. The cast is the
typical gang: Kermit plays Captain Smollet, Miss Piggy his
love interest, and Gonzo and Rizzo the Rat play
themselves.
Most of your
favorites are in
there — Fozzie
Bear, Sam the
Eagle (as Mr.
Arrow, the first
mate),
Sweetums,
Beaker, even the
Another treasure for Muppet Swedish Chef
fans, Muppet Treasure Island makes a cameo
stars all of our favorites in a not- appearance. The
so -faithful adaptation. big human star is
Tim Curry,
perfectly cast as Long John Silver.
I think you have to be a Muppet fan to enjoy Muppet
Treasure Island.
You have to accept the limitations of what are still just
puppets and enjoy the corniness of it all. A warning to
fi 0 Entertainment
parents of young children; there are some pretty
overwhelming — and downright scary — scenes in Muppet
Treasure Island. A few of the children in the screening I
attended got too scared and had to take a break in the
lobby. Muppet Treasure Island opened Feb. 16.
WI
Pocahontas (Walt Disney/Buena Vista) — She's back.
That ravaging, tree -hugging peacenik, Pocahontas , is now
available on video. Probably the most controversial full-
length animated picture Disney has every produced,
Pocahontas has the traditional Disney assets of exquisite
animation, well-written songs, and some delightful
characters.
It isn't their best work, but it belongs on the shelf with
The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast.
The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (Walt
Disneti•/Buena Vista) — The 20 -year-old Disney adaptation
of A.A. Milne's wonderful stories is being re-released this
month, with the addition of some "behind -the -scenes bonus
programming" featuring some of the original creators,
voice talent and animators.
The Pooh films were originally released as "featurettes",
then packaged as a full-Irn,th film in 1977. They are
15 • DURHAM Parent • MARCH 1996
relatively true to Milne's work, though sometimes packing
in more action at the expense of the frivolity of the silly -
old -bear, his animal friends, and the comparatively brilliant
Christopher Robin. The Many Adventures of Winnie the
Pooh is available at video retailers beginning March 27.
You Can Fly a Kite (Blackboard Entertainment) — With
the warmer winds of spring comes kite -flying season and
what better way to inspire the kids to get into the spirit of
the season than through their favorite medium — video. You
Can F!)• a Kite shows kids how to (and how not to) build
their own kites and provides an introduction to the world of
competitive precision kite -flying, where the kites have
more than one string and the flyers get a truly athletic
work-out.
Of course, rather than watch other people having fun, it's
probably better to get the kids off the couch and to the
closest wide open field. But sometimes that's not possible.
You can order You Can Fly a Kite by calling 1 -8(X) -YOU -
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AUDIO
Rick Scott:
Philharmonic Fool
(Jester Records) —
r - There is a difference
between family music
and kids' music.
Family music has a
/ sophistication in the
arrangement that
satisfies adult ears
i while retaining a sense
of innocence in the
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Vancouver musician Rick third album,
Scott is brilliant on Philharmonic Fool,
Philharmonic Fool- has been nominated
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for Best Children's Album, what Rick Scott
does is create truly wonderful family music.
Rick Scott is a Vancouver musician who
plays the Appalachian dulcimer, a stringed
instrument you might mistake for a lute.
Philharmonic Fool includes 13 original -
some brilliant - songs.
The highlight is Wild Bunnies of
Kitsilano, a romp of a tune that celebrates
the real wild rabbits of Jericho Beach in
Vancouver. (I am particularly fond of this
song since I lived at Jericho Beach as a
child - though I don't remember any wild
bunnies then).
Apparently, listeners at one Vancouver
radio station are calling for a moratorium on
the song because they can't stop singing the
catchy little tune.
As the name suggests, Philharmonic Fool
is full of good music performed by a pretty
goofy fellow. A great combination. Scott
also tours like crazy (he's in Asia now) so
watch for concerts coming up- You can
order Philharmonic Fool by calling 1-800-
6334282.
The View from Here: Tough
Assignment (TVOntario) — If you've ever
\%ondcred what it might be like to stand in
front of a classroom full of contemporary
inner-city teenagers, this 90 -minute
documentary, produced by the National
Film Board, will give you a pretty clear
picture.
Tough Assignment. featured on TVO's
The View From Here March 20 and 24,
follows a year in the life of four high school
teachers at Toronto's Oakwood Collegiate.
If these four teachers are at all indicative of
the calibre of teaching going on in high
schools, our kids are in pretty good hands.
Each, in their own way, is effective and
committed, yet clearly burnt out by the lip
and attitude they deal with everyday. T
ough Assignment is not horrific; it's not
about Big Issues like school violence or
teen pregnancy.
Still, it's a pretty disheartening portrait of
the next generation and the frustrations of
some truly good teachers.
Any concerned parent will find it
fascinating. Your kids might get something
out of it too but, be warned, there are some
frank discussions about sex in guidance
class, swearing and sexually explicit
graffiti. Nothing they won't see in school.
Tough Assignment airs Wednesday, March
20 at 10 p.m. and Sunday. March 24 at
11:30 p.m. on TVOntario. It is also
available on video from the NFB by calling
1-800-267-7710.
The Berenstain Bears (Showcase) - Most
kids like the books. NmA, Showcase
Television is airing the animated Hanna -
Barbera television series.
The show focuses on Brother and Sister
Bear and their efforts to save Beartown
from the evil doings of the Weasel
Underground. Of course, Papa Q. Bear is
his usual gullible and misguided self. The
Berenstain Bears airs Sunday mornings at 8
a. m.
Wishbone (YTL' and TVOntario) - This
new American live-action show may be one
of the weirdest television programs
produced for children in a long time.
Wishbone is a Jack Russell terrier (the
Frasier dog) who talks without moving his
mouth.
His owner is a 12 -year-old American boy
who faces typical 12 -year-old problems.
Wishbone always offers a literary parallel to
his contemporary friends' dilemmas which
then takes us back to the time of, say,
Shakespeare or Sherlock Holmes.
Wishbone plays one of the central literary
figures and. by the end of a half-hour
episode, we've learned a little about a great
work of fiction and a lot about human
nature:
Here's a typical synopses of one episode:
-Joe learns the price of instant gratification
when a sneaky salesman tries to make a deal
with him. Meanwhile, Wishbone as
Geothe's Faust makes a deal with the devil
he'll never forget-"
Wishbone is highly entertain-ing for an
overtly educational show. It is intended for
viewers aged six to eleven.
It debuts the week of March 18 on both
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Sesame Street Live: When I Grow Up
(O'Keefe Centre) — For a three-year-old,
attending a Sesame Street Lime performance
is a larger -than -life experience. There they
are: Big Bird, Cookie Monster, and
everyone's favorite these days, Elmo. The
touring Sesame Street crew are giving
Toronto area kids 10 performances when
they come to the O'Keefe Centre Mar. 20 to
24. The title is When l Grow Up and the
lesson is that it's okay if you don't know
what you want to be yet (phew!). Ticket
prices range from $15.50 to $19.50 and can
be purchased at Ticketmaster, the O'Keefe
Centre box office, or by calling (416) 872-
2262.
Shark Attacks And Spider Snacks
Roy Condy, Scholastic Canada Ltd.,
64 pages, paperback, Ages 8-12
Welcome to the wacky world of animals.
Children will be amused by true tales about
invisible fish, mite motels and bugs who are
known for eating their brothers and sisters.
Shark Attacks and Spider Snacks takes a
humorous look at the antics of the animal
world. Each page features astonishing facts
about animals accompanied by hilarious car-
toon illustrations.
Author Roy Condy lives in Pickering, right
here in our own backyard. He has been a
Scholastic illustrator for many years with such
titles as The Unwanted Adventure of Harold
Greenhouse, Hot to Get Rid of Bad Dreams
and Christopher, Please Clean Up Your Room
to his credit. This is the first book he has writ-
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Fun With Electronics,
Phillips Media, (ages 8+)
The floor is littered with electronic components, the
child is absorbed and the outcome is a simple burglar
alarm. This takes multimedia another step by adding a
tool box and the materials to actually build 25 different
electronic projects. In the process the kids are learning
the basics of electricity and circuitry. There's lots of
learning segments to figure out how the phone, the
microwave and (best of all for the kids) an electric guitar
works.
Jamie, 13: This is really great! It's fun because you
have something that works at the end.
Matthew, 10: Wow! Look what 1 made! (a siren). I
wish I could put this on my bike!
Jane, mom: They're learning so much and having
such a great time doing it. t wish we'd had stuff like this
when I was a kid. I might understand more.
Infobits: Mac or PC with 8 MB RAM, MS DOS 6.0 or
Windows, $55.
Undersea Adventure
Knowledge Adventure (ages 5-10)
Head undersea in a submarine and learn about what's
down there. Everything from setas creatures to oceanogra-
phy and the geography of the ocean. Kids can dissect
fish, check out their anatomy and learn about their rela-
tionship to other marine life. And there's plenty of
fun games to reinforce the learning.
Michael, 7: 1 liked the game where
you had to figure out what food they eat. 3
Mark 12: Amazing videos. It's like being
under the water. ,
Janet, mom: Lots of Ooohs when grue-
some looking creatures swan into sight. I
think this program will be a useful refer-
ence for future projects too!
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neat Science programs this
month. You could win one of
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Fax and tell us what you like best about sci-
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wouldn't want to send you a CD ROM that
was wrong for you).
Send your entry by March 22 to: City
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By LIZ CAMPBELL•
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Fun With Science :
•
Little children love science. They are endlessly fascinated •
by bugs, animals, dinosaurs, stars and planets, fossils, and •
growing things. However, older kids are often turned off
science by boring presentations and too much memory •
work.
•
But Teaming science can be fun and the memory remem-
bers what it enjoys. Using tools like the computer, kid-, learn •
without even realizing it. Games and puzzles reinforce the
process. There are a host of software programs to teach •
everything from basic science to quite sophisticated elec- •
•
tronics. How do you choose a package? •
• It's important first to select software that is age appropri- •
1 ate. If the language of instruction in the program is
too advanced, or too juvenile, your child will
quickly lose interest. •
• Look for a program that encourages children to solve
problems and challenges their learning by moving them up •
each level. •
• For younger children, reward -based packages allow chil-
dren to "win" the right to try games if they succeed. •
Sierra's Adi's Science requires children to score 100
points before they can play a game (which can be a prob- •
The Little Math Puzzle
Contest
Here's a math activity for kids in Grades 5 through 10. Royal West
Academy — a high school in Montreal — sponsors the contest and
posts a math puzzle on the SchoolNet listsery every week. Kids send
their answers in by Friday evening, and winners are announced each
ing out the answers to the questions. Cute graphics let you
know vou're on the right track. Linda, a mom said, "They
never seem to get tired of playing and they ask their older
siblings for help to advance more quickly." Several children
can "play" at once, and help each other, another bonus.
Sammv's Science House from Edmark, like their other
learning programs, is filled with cute characters and plenty
of neat little challenges. Everything from plants and animals
to weather is covered in easy -to -follow explanations. Start
your kids with a simple globe, but a 3D Atlas brings the
world into perspective. There are several of these on the
market including Electronic Arts' version which last year
won the International Emma Award in France. The kids
really enjoyed the flight simulations over different land-
scapes. There's tons of learning going on too. Acid rain,
clouds, urban sprawl and much more are explained using
time lapse photos so that kids really begin to grasp the prob-
lems of the planet. And of course, there's all the geography
they are learning, everything from flags and world capitals
to who, what and where.
Mentorom's Science and Nature series includes CD
ROM's on 'Materials, Elements, Geography, even the
Environment.. Designed for older children, the CD's come
with extensive video clips, an enormous database of infor-
mation covering areas such as history of an element or
material, background information and everything you could
possibly want to know.
Monday. Parents are bound to find this challenging too.
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ids are roam free whenyou secure your computeruter files
Many a parent has felt a twinge of alarm at the sight of little family member. Your child's desk displays only the programs accessories that provide hours of interactive fun for the whole
hands poised over the family's computer keyboard. Though and accessories that you have selected for him or her. family. The electronic mailbox and voice -mail messaging sys-
you want your child to be comfortable with today's computer There are three security options available to insure that your tem allow family members to exchange messages between
technology, it's hard not to be concerned about turning a 3- files are protected from kid's explorations: starting KidDesk desks and provide children an introduction to on-line commu-
year-old loose on the same computer that holds the family automatically whenever the computer is turned on; setting a nications.
budget spreadsheet, big brother's book report or that impor- "no -exit" option to prevent young children from leaving their The perpetual 13 -month calendar, notepad and address card
tant project from the office. desk and entering the main DOS or Windows menu; and pro- file can all be printed out to help keep everyone organized.
KidDesk Family Edition for Windows from Edmark pro- tecting each desk with a private password. _ KidDesk even provides instant access to an oversized
vides a simple solution. The new program protects adult files When the KidDesk menu appears on the screen, children onscreen calculator and a large, talking digital clock.
on the hard drive while allowing children as young as 3 years can go directly to their computer desk simply by clicking once In addition to the desk accessories, the desktop contains the
of age the freedom to explore the computer independently. on their personal icon. icons of each software program you have selected for the
This is done by setting up a "desk" on the computer for each The desktop contains a number of fun and useful child's use.
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DURHAM Parent - MARCH 1996.18
•
You've come a long way baby
Life -like baby doll
teaches teens hardships
of early parenthood
By Jacquie McInnes
For the third time that night the sleepy
16 -year-old dragged herself out of bed to
the anxious cries of a 'babv'.
HoN, she wondered, would she possi-
bly get up f"or in the mornin,,'
The baby way dcni:indin he 1c,?
S
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Jennifer Lukosius (left) and Sera
Paradiso keep their "baby" warm
during part of their high school pro-
gram. Life -like dolls like these
expose teens to the realities of par-
enthood.
girl lifted up the baby, turned it around,
stuck a key into its back and sat there
holding it for half an hour. Finally the
baby, satisfied that its needs had been
met, gave out a final cry and fell silent.
The baby's name is Baby Think About
It. The Durham Board of Education
hopes that's exactly what the life -like
doll will help teens do.
There is currently a Baby Think About
It doll in six Durham schools. The doll
has a microchip to run its program which
not only makes the doll cry but also
records any abuse or neglect.
If its cry is not tended to within three
inures or the doll is not fed properly, a
ccord is made of the neglect. If the stu-
.ient throws the doll down in frustration
,,r abuses it in any way, again, the action
recorded for the supervising teacher to
<ilke note.
Certain types of abuse will cause the
program to shut down as there's a defen-
,,ive mechanism which protects its
tpensive innards.
Students are not to allow any smoke
.hound the baby. Because the doll picks
up odors easily, the teacher can tell if
this rule has been violated. All these
actions will then be calculated into the
_rade of the student who took on the
responsibility of parent. But more impor-
tant than the grade achieved is the lesson
learned — the realities of parenthood.
Pine Ridge Secondary School in
Pickering was the first school in Durham
to receive one of the 10 -pound dolls.
Spokesman Laurie King says the school
Teens learn trials
and tribulations
of parenthood
By Jacquie McInnes Other components of the parenting
course cover everything like finding a
Most high schools are still waiting for mate, birth control, the birthing process,
their surrogate babies but have found budgeting, values issues, the conse-
other ways to address the importance of quences of substance abuse during preg-
planned parenthood. nancy and the stages of childhood.
At Anderson Collegiate in Whitby, The message that parenting is
students of the Family Studies Grade 11 demanding, if rewarding, seems to be
parenting class make their own babies getting through.
out of five sugar bags, quilt batting and "I always knew it was a hard job, but
nylons. it just blows you away. I had no idea it
For one week they are required to care would be so much," admits student
for the bundle as if it was a real baby, Naomi Shelton.
keeping it safe, dry and intact. Teachers Her classmate, 16 -year-old Marlee,
and students help monitor the parents- agrees.
in -training, reporting on neglectful par- "I always thought about it emotionally
ents who show up to classes without and physically but there are so many
their babies and occasionally kidnapping things we came up with ... there's just lots
those left unattended. more than I thought there'd be, I guess."
Teacher Natalie Koczulab says all the The kids also agree that when the time
kids start out enthusiastic, but, after a does come to begin a family, the course
week of carrying around the `baby", will have helped prepare them for the
they're glad to.be done with it. journey into parenthood.
The sugar babies probably aren't as Ironically, these classes may not be in
effective as the so-called `Baby Think existence much longer, says department
About It' simulated baby, she admits, head Thelma Ross. "If (Ontario
but points out that it "does give all the Education Minister) John Snobelen gets
kids the opportunity to experience the his way, we'll be gone," she says.
respoesibility". "We're considered frills."
received it just before Christmas and, so
far, about 20 students have taken it home
for a 24-hour period.
"It says in the manual that it should be
given out for a minimum of two days,"
she explains, "but I'm having a hard
enough time convincing them to keep it
for the whole 24 hours."
Some of the students have braved the
parenting experience for a weekend, but
many who have difficulty lasting one
sleep -deprived night return the doll in
the morning — hours before their parent-
ing experience is supposed to end.
"They find it really exhausting," says
Ms. King. "There's only been one stu-
dent who thought it was just the greatest
thing. The rest were quite anxious to
return it."
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around a 10 -pound baby and answering
to its cries, the kids have had to deal with
the social issue of being a teen parent.
"When they were out with friends they
found everybody staring at them.
They're dealing with a lot of their own
emotions."
The Baby Think About It doll is not
sent out in isolation of other parenting
training. In addition to the hands-on
experiment, students are required to do a
budget for a teen parent and examine
other aspects of the parenting process.
Because the dolls are expensive — a
few hundred dollars each — there are
many schools still waiting for their own
Baby Think About It. But, given the high
cost to society of teenage pregnancy, Ms.
King relates, "Even with the first student
who took it out it had paid for itself."
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e asy,8 Battling the effects
of childhood asthma
If it seems to you that more and more
children are being diagnosed with asth-
ma, you're probably right.
Numbers today indicate upwards of 15
per cent of all children have asthma.
Some research puts that number as high
as 20 per cent. One of the reasons is the
broadening of the definition of what asth-
ma is. In past years only wheezing chil-
dren were diagnosed as having asthma,
though in fact fewer than half the young-
sters with asthma actually display this
symptom.
Asthma is a respiratory disease which
creates breathing difficulties due to an
increased sensitivity or "twitchiness" of
the bronchial tubes in the lung. The tubes
become narrowed and partially blocked
when triggered by an allergy or irritant,
causing difficulty in breathing. "It's simi-
lar to breathing through a straw,"
explains Ajax -Pickering General Hospital
respiratory therapist Kim Parr.
Though it isn't known why some chil-
dren develop asthma while others don't,
there are a number of contributing factors
believed to increase the opportunity for
asthma to develop. These include heredi-
ty, exposure in the first few months of
life to house dust, pet dander and ciga-
rette smoke as well as allergies of various
types.
More than 50 per cent of children with
asthma are allergic to dust mites which
live in materials like blankets, pillows,
stuffed animals, mattresses and carpets as
well as damp areas of' the home. If your
child sneezes when you vacuum, sweep
or dust, the dust mite is likely a trigger
allergen. Other common allergies include
animal dander (especially from cats), pol-
lens and molds and, on rare occasions,
food allergies.
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initially he difficult to make a diagnosis
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In older children, recurrent coughing
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avoiding outdoor activity during peak
allergen periods or sometimes finding a
new home for the family pet.
The severity of your child's asthma
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Mild asthma may only be treated on the
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..) severe asthma, treatment will be ongo-
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There are two types of medication your
,ioctor will likely recommend for your
child. One prevents the asthma from flar-
ing up. It reduces the inflarnmation in the
airways and controls the asthma. The
ether, a bronchodilator, is used to relax
the muscles for quick relief if the child
inadvertently comes into contact with a
trigger.
If, despite your best efforts, the med-
ication seems to be less effective than
usual, M,. Parr says it is important to
have your doctor assess the situation in
order to avoid an urgent trip to the hospi-
tal. She recommends using a 'peak flow
meter' on a regular basis. It will let you
know if your child's lung capacity is
diminishing. "You should have precau-
tionary areas," she recommends.
"Sometimes the reaction is immediate,
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