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'Comedy of errors'
One of four Pickering residents hurt in a to a waiting ambulance by Town firefighters.
fatal head-on crash at Brock Road and Denval Willis, 25, was killed.
Finch Avenue Monday afternoon is moved photo by Andrew lwanowski
Pickering man killed,
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four seriously hurtin crash
PICKERING —A Pickering man was killed
instantly and three other residents critically
injured in a head-on crash here Monday after-
noon.
Denval Willis, 25. of Major Oaks Road, died
from injuries he suffered when his Honda Civic,
heading southbound on Brock Road, slammed
into a northbound mini -van which was making a
left turn onto Finch Avenue.
Mr. Willis's parents were to arrive home yes-
terday afternoon after being notified while out of'
the couniry on vacation.
Two p�ssengers in Mr. Willis's car, family
friends who lived in the same house as the dri-
ver, were rushed by ambulance to Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital in critical condition
with "major internal injuries," Durham Regional
Police say.
Michael Roberts, 3 1, and Tanya Francis, 18,
both of Pickering. were later transferred to St.
See MAN ... Page 2
at Pi*ckeri*ng nuclear
plant may warrant
closure : councillors
More stories
PICKLRIN(_ — _I1x- time maN have come to pernia- on Pages 8
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nent1v shut down the Pickering, Nuclear Generating Station.
accoidi ng to sorrie Tow n ct lunc 11 lors.
.1t. s a comedy oferrors. breakdo\,%n ahcr breakdown. -
Ward I ReLnonal Councillor Maurice Brenner said at
Mondav nig�l's meeting ol'Pickcring Council.
Afs'beyond bein,! a concern." tic maintained. in reference
it) the equipment fa�lurcs and leaks which have occurred at
the facilit) over recent ycar%. J he station "is obsolete, and I
would suinxst it*,, misinanaved."
The councillor maintained the Atomic Enerey Control
Board should seriousl,� consider shutting down the plant
when its licensc come,, up for rcnc\,%zil in IX-cember.
Ward 2 ReLnonal Councillor Doui! I)Icker-.A)n.,,ald it . s get- Maurice
ling harder to ignore -one kind tit' leak after another" and Brenner
called on the Ontario Hydro chairnian.
and pro\ incial officials to meet with the
Town to discuss the situation at the plant.
Coun. Dickerson added he was **out- Inside
raged at the length of"time it took H,.dro
to Inform the Town ot'last week*s leak of'
radioactive tritium into Lake Ontario, and In the nev"
accused the utility ofhaving a "cavalier- Editorial ............................. 6
attitude toward problems at the station. Entertainment .................. 25
Ward 2 local Councillor Sherry SLnis Sports ............................... 29
w ill ask colleagues May 6 to pass a
I Classified .......................... 33
motion calling on station directors at Phon* lines
Pickerine and Darlington nuclear plants General 683-5110
to notify the Region ofany spill, leak or
accident immediately upon detection and Fax 683-7363
regardless of how small it is -so that area Classified 683-0707
residents may be inf(mmed as soon as Sincerely Yours
possible of any potential public health 1-900-451-3793
risks". Her motion also asks the AECB to InfoSource 683-7040
order Hydro to install "lake current Death Notices 683-3005
meters" around both the Pickering and
Darlington stations in order to obtain Auction Line 683-7545
accurate information on when spills or On the Internet at
leaks from the plants will reach local www.durhgLmnews.net
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Man killed in crash
not wearing seatbelt
FROM PAGE 1
Nlichael's llospital in Toronto.
%%-here Nir. Roberts remained in f.ur
condition and Nis. Francis in serious
condition as of' Tucsday, hospital
officials said.
The driver of the mini -van, Rita
Carnilleri. 47, also of Pickerm W11.11
taken to Ajax -Pickering hospilal
with critical but non-lifc-threatenink,
injuries. Hospital officials said
Tuesdav she %%,as in stable condition.
Police. the Pickerin2 Fire
l3cpartment and ambulance cre-,%-s
attended the accident, which
occurred just before 3:30 p.m. The
intersLction was closed off to traffic
until around 8 p.m. %%hile a coroner
and police pieced the accident scene
to.-cthcr.
Traffic unit Scrgcant Rick Bates
says slippery road,, did no( con-
tribute to the crash.
N1r. Willis was not wearing a seat-
bLlt when the collision occurred.
..which was dcfinite1v a factor- in
his death. says S, -,t. Bates.
No charves have been laid and
police are continuing their investiva-
tion.
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under fire again for not reporting nuclear plant shutdown to Pickering
"Something has to be
done," said Coun. ScIlls after
the meeting. '*Whether it's
shutting the thing down, I
don't know."
Coun. Senis and Mayor
Wayne Arthurs were also crit-
ical of the 'I'own once again
bLint, left out of the informa-
tion loop regarding the week-
end shutdown of all reactors.
Mayor Arthur% said in an
interview he wasn't told until
Saturday morning about the
shutdown, even though I lydn)
must have known it would be -
a possibility since last
Tues;day when the fault that
led to the shutdown was dis-
covered. 'IbLre wasn't any
mention of the situation at the
Thur%dav nioht meetint, of the
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new MckLringA)ntario llydro,
I-iaison Committice estah-
lished U) improve communi-
cations between the station
and the'lown. N thal mecurig
T)wn officials complained to
discussions with the'l6wn on rcsult of the investioation of"
station director Nerre
the nofification.issuc. the problem was in fact losbut
('harlebois about not being
"Given that this was not a the en6re plant down. I think
infonned sooner about the
publicsafcty issue at any time. the Town hw, raiscd it fair
leak of' radioactive tri6um
but fiven the 1'-K:t that the questionabout the promptness
from the plant into l.akc
............... . ............. up
Ontario that occurred last
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Station public rekitions
officer Ross Fiichcusaid plant
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Pickering and Metro settle lawsuit over
PICKJ�RJNG — The
Town and Metro lixonto luve
reached an out-of-courtselde-
ment of Pickering's lawsui(
against Metro for clo%m- of
the Brock West dump.
1 -hie deal provides for -
Q closure of Brock Wem by
Nov. 30,1996.
L3 transfer of waste from
Metro's closed Brock North
site here to the Brock West site
by April 30, 1( )%.
L3 consultation among Metro,
Pickering, the Provino-v and
the public on technical issues
and protocols for ti-ansferrin-
the wastc from-Brovk North-
e%amaled S650,(0).
U Metro to provide Pickering
C,
with annual monitoring
reports on Brock Wes( for W
least 20 years and pay up to
$5,000 per year for Pickering
to hire consultant% to review
the monitorint, reports.
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Ll a hM swap which will give
Pickering ownership of a nine -
acre parcel adjacent to
Pickering Museum VdIage.
"All the details" on the
transfer of waste from Brock
North remain to be- worked
out, said Mayor Wayne
Arthur,�. but the Town is
11 quitc -�ttisfiW they (Metro)
tred to work with us".
%-: of
Let us
entertain
you
The mayor estimated le -al
and consulting costs involved
in the lawsuit will cost
Pickering about $1.7 million
by the time everything is final-
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Tift: NE"'S AI)VER,risER. NVEI)., APRIJ. 24,1996 -PAGE 5-A
controversial Brock West dumn
ized. But going to court, he
added, would have cost more.
11iLkering launched its law-
suit in (X-Iohcr, I(Y)4. In court
documents, theTown claimed
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v Editorials and Letters
V Ajax-Pickerino, News Advertiser
A Win,landConiniunit%
130-132 Commercial ANe.. Ala\, Onl.L IS
TINIOTHIA. WilinTAKER- hhhsher
JOANNE BURGIIIARDT. FAlitor-in-Chiet BRI'('EI)AN*FORI)..-Nki%etiisin,-,Iiianagcr
KFEVE 11104 NTON'. %1xijging Ediltv
ABE FAKHOVRIE. 0iitilimon nuiager
General: 005) NO-' 110 (Ussirsed: 1X)) M3-0707 Circulatiqm:,,)0',) (,S '-';117 F %X:
E \1 ail:\ c�rooru o durhamne�, tic i On Ilic Intrrnet:
h"V//"A\h durhanine%, net I'he Ne", Ad%erti%er is a nwmlxr of the \p\ & PiJenjiv.
Chanit" ot Cornmetce. Canadian Conintunit\ \cwsparvr Assx: . CanaJian Circulation,
Audit llt).ir�I.Ontant,Prx-s,%('tiun�:tl.tra]0\1�,IRI I'he juNiQicr rLenes ilk- nght wc1xsit\
oir rctux- an% ahtni�.-rucnt Cmin kv.kd%crii,,:rncm linined to stwe pmr crror,%Xuples
Lead by example
In the midst ofall the hudoetar\ sa'�klne and Cut-
ting going on in school board committee rooms
around the province. it's interesting to note there has
been little talk about clittim-, truNtee salaries.
The issue. finall\ brought up in Durham last %i,,eek
b\ U\bridLe tru,.tec Faith NNCLimann. suggest, trustees
Zo honoraria
here can cut 'So',() oft their annual IS] 3.6(
as a s\mbollC gCsttUre to sland behind other ma,,sl'\e
cuts in the offinL,.
The neichborim-, N'ort hu mberland-C lari n,-, ton
school board trusteeN. mean,.% hile. can send the same
rne,,sage to their constituents (and others targeted in
budL,.ct deliberations) h\ sha\ inu, some oft' tit' their
salarieN.
The political \A, if] to do so \k ould send a clear and
compelling, mc -,sage to staff members, and taxpa\er,,
acro,,s Ontario \.% ho ha% e found so man\ of their pro-
gram-, left on the budget -room floor.
TrLlNteC,, don't traditionall\ earn handsome
salaries. E\en so. those salarleN cannot be immune
from the budget knite it truNlee,, are ,%lllinL! to clinil-
nate. t . or instance. Npecial nccd,� educational a-,,,111-
lants. adult education. businiz Ner\ ice,,. etc.. etc�
Pri\ate-sector Aorkers ha\c had their NalarleN arbi-
traril\ cut or frozen in recent %car,� as corporation.,,
struggled through the rece-,sion. The\ ha\e managed
to make do iAith lcss�. Tru,.,tees can certainiN do the
same.
The\ have an opportunit\ here to lead b\ example.
The\ can talk the talk.- but can the\ \Aalk the \Aalk'.'
To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 683- 7(40
nfosource and dial 5 109 on Your touch -lone phone
vYou said it...
In response to last Wednesday's
editorial supporting a tough
school board decision to cut
outdoor education funding:
"I'm getting reall) fed up with this newspaper's
partiality to the Tory party. Whatever happened to
the impartiality of the press to report both sides of
things? I don't think, for the last year at least, I've
seen anything that's been impartial in this paper.
I'm sick and tired of it just being a plain old Tory
rag."
+ "This is almost entirely because of the provincial
government. but I do agree that it is hard to justify
keeping outdoor education when the school board is
already cutting special education assistants."
# "How can our children be taught to appreciate
the environment when they'll have no place to go?
The best way to teach environmentai awareness is
through hands-on education. They won't learn it
from a book."
* "I'm not surprised with these latest cuts. I find it
almost entertaining now to try and determine where
the next cuts will be. Maybe they'll make formal
education optional."
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Overheard...'
"Every nicillber ofCounclL
'on, fecls strongly
oil occasi C�
enough about something that
they �spcak
out. I don't
think it's a
lliz�lor issue.
Thev oet
� C_ ,
ciccted and
the\ have to
be account-
able to the public. '\Alc have to
be responsible for our own
actions that way."
Pickering Nla_vor WaYne
Arthurs on inembers of
I council talking to the inedia
about tietails ofin-catnera or
privately held discussions
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v Letters to the editor
Hydro selloff
plan deja vu?
To the editor:
kcmcmN_,i in the "d), %Allen the fed-
cral Torlc,. promised proslwrltN through
the GSTand free trade.'
Nm.N the pro\ incial Toric,� are con-
siderim-, the sellout ofour electrical
resource,s it) foreign investors.
Ben though the facts and figures
prt i% ided by Ontario H\ dro ,hoiA pri \ a-
tization Aould llkcl\ result in higher
rate,, or Lvovcrnnicnt debt. the Tor -v, eo\ -
ernment somchoiA belic\e,, -.,ending
inassli, c profits south oftlic bowder \i, 111
lead to prospet-11% in Ontario.
De a \ u
Cordon I'lear
Ajax
Ajax citizens
worked hard on
waterplant issue
To the editor:
Re: Ajax waterplant.
The recent approval by Durham
Regional Council to spend $93.7 million
bfings to a close seven years ot'discus-
sion concerning the new Ajax water -
plant.
The valiant efforts of many people
have been unsuccessful in convincing
local, regional and, recently � the new
provincial government, of �� errors of'
locating the new mega -plant at the site
of the old existing plant.
A process of that duration cannot be
realized without a few special people
who deserve recognition for their
efforts.
Sherrill and Bob Willard worked
many. many hours in research preparing
thorough presentations. Janis Mitchell
filled in on the waterplant committee
and showed commitment to the very
end.
I'd also like to recognize the hun-
dreds of supporters who contributed
The Ajax -Pickering Ne%s
Advertiser accepts letters to the edi-
tor. All letters should be typed or
Deadv hand-written, 150 words, Fach
-letter must be signed with a first and
last name or two initials and a last
name. Please include a phone number
for verirication. The editor reserves
the right to edit copy for style, length
and content. Opinions expressed in
leftm am those of the writer and not
i necessarily those of The News
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"dvertiser.
both personalh and financialiv to tr%
and get all Ic% cis of eminent to make
a decioon ba,,Ld on all the i,,suc,,, and
not solcIN on finance,,
It is quite ironic no\x that the build-
ing oftho: sanic si/ed plaili at the slie
preferred bi, our cominiticc. at Pickcrin,,,
Beach Roa� and H\%\. 401. would ha\e
been $7.1 million dollars chcaper than
building the new plant at the undesired
location \Nhcrc it A Ill now be he built.
I)a%e McGregor
Chairman, Ajax Save the Waterfront
Committee
Ajax
Discussion is
civil way to deal
with anger
To the editor:
In response to a letter in the March 6
issue on students charged after a door
was damaged at the provincial legisla-
ture:
I would like to agree but, to break the
door of a government place ol'business
where so many people are depending on
its functioning is wrong for anyone.
'Mere is no gain in being destructive,
and it serves no purpose. It' you are not
happy with the politicians you can vote
them out in the next election. As for a
maximurn 14 -year prison tenn for
breaking a cloor, the act ofbreaking a
�%Kbl ,Lli JISO 10 [lie act of &O -al -11L
In tx)tli case-.; the -s are a -, iolation and
should he dealt Ailh equally. Discu,,sing,
things, V, a more ci% if way o[dealing
iAllIl probicills.
Alice Sigur%on
Pickering
Feds must focus
on family values
To the editor:
RC: SCXLlal Orientation in Human
Rli-,hts Act
Action on all fronts hN concerned
Canadians is required on thl,, issue
For our Prime Minister it) react posi-
IiNcIN it) vc-ciningly irrational statement,,
made on i%larch 19 by Max Yalden. the
Human Rights Commissioner. is unwise
and not in the best interests ofCanadlan
citizens.
Yalcicn said in part, "I remind file
11 ersal declara-
..oNernment that the uni,.
tion froni the United Nations on hunlall
rights -- and the Canadian Human
Rights Act -- says all human beings are
equal in their rights. All. That doesn't
nican all minus homosexuals."
That seems to be an irrelevant state-
trient. As far as I know, nowhere in the
Act are homosexuals expressly excluded
from their human fights, nor are hetero-
sexuals expressly included. The Act
bans discrimination on the grounds of'
age, %ex, race, religion and disability.
To specifically spell out protection,
or to invoke the term of "sexual orienta-
tion" for people indulging in homosexu-
al behavior is a gross miscarriage of jus-
tice and abuse of the Human Rights Act.
There are many. more issues the
Prime Mi6ster could table and resolve
during the rest of his elected term --
abolishing the GST, for instance. It is
high time that people in responsible
positions took a more balanced stand
and advocated the protection of the indi-
vidual and family. Jann Flury
Oshawa
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NOTICE 0F SAI,E 0F
SURI'LL'S I,AND
Pl,:.isc notc OWL V)UPL1,11111 to 13� -[_&�� -4592/95
Di,,posal of l.and), the ( . i ) uncil of the
Corporalion of* the Town o, I Pickering.
(1cclared j,� surpliv, a portion of' the lands
kno%%n a-, Block 68, Plan 4()%1-1753,
l"!,:kcrin. con,,isting of a total area ol
,ipproxirnatelv 0.03 acres in ,ifc, fronting
("ios,,ing Court. (in I:chruar% 19.1996. A
ni,.tp showing ttx- location (it the �ubject
Ands i% outlined hidow
T
LAND
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Council %%ill he considering a bN-law at its
ineeting of' June 3. 1996 it) authorite the
dispo%al of' that part of' Block 68. Plan 40.\1-
1753. Pickering. Any person %ishing it)
,iddress Council with respect to thi% matter.
should contact the underagned on or before
noon on Friday. May 31, 1996.
Town of Pickering
Council Chambers
1995 Civic Award
Winners
Canadian Legion #483 - David Woodruff -
Canadian Legion #606 - Scotty Rarnage - Kerry
Ashley - Bobby Baun Hockey Club - Pickering
Swim Club - Tom Mohr - Durham West Grls
Hockey Assoc. - Luis Rego - Harvey's Restaurant
- Connie Escoffery - Helen Dionne - Julianne
Jardine - Alma Thomas.
Applications Are Now
Available at the
Civic Complex
Brought to you and a friend by:
THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX
Purchase
between
April 24 -
May 5,1996
Your membersnip includes:
- P,epaid Squash or Racquetball
A
V - Membership Change rooms
.A
I Am L (whirlpool/sauna)
Pleasure Swimming
Health Club Facilities
'cimbination Squash and
Racquetball available
fTrar-��-ters e,,9110'e GST not
1996
*Adventure Camp* *Mini Pidaca* -Special Needs Staff-
ryrpnri- -Camn- *Bus Monitors'
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EXCELLENT EXPERIENCED QUAL
SUPERVISION STAFF PROGRAMS
------TOWN MEETINGS
Aprfl 24 SITE I`Lk.N.01SORY COMMrME
Aprfl 30 MTRC.A/TO'%N* MEETING
Mav I TILkNSIT 01SORY COMMITTEE
IN
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May 6 COLACIL MEETING
Mn 8 SITE PLACN.AMISORY C0!1iI.MlTTEE
PUBLIC COMMENT IS REQUESTED
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority �MTRCA) is proposing to amend the project acquisibon bounda-Y and dispose by
May 13 EXECUMT COMMITTEE MEETING
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NOTICE 0F SAI,E 0F
SURI'LL'S I,AND
Pl,:.isc notc OWL V)UPL1,11111 to 13� -[_&�� -4592/95
Di,,posal of l.and), the ( . i ) uncil of the
Corporalion of* the Town o, I Pickering.
(1cclared j,� surpliv, a portion of' the lands
kno%%n a-, Block 68, Plan 4()%1-1753,
l"!,:kcrin. con,,isting of a total area ol
,ipproxirnatelv 0.03 acres in ,ifc, fronting
("ios,,ing Court. (in I:chruar% 19.1996. A
ni,.tp showing ttx- location (it the �ubject
Ands i% outlined hidow
T
LAND
�flv
Council %%ill he considering a bN-law at its
ineeting of' June 3. 1996 it) authorite the
dispo%al of' that part of' Block 68. Plan 40.\1-
1753. Pickering. Any person %ishing it)
,iddress Council with respect to thi% matter.
should contact the underagned on or before
noon on Friday. May 31, 1996.
Town of Pickering
Council Chambers
1995 Civic Award
Winners
Canadian Legion #483 - David Woodruff -
Canadian Legion #606 - Scotty Rarnage - Kerry
Ashley - Bobby Baun Hockey Club - Pickering
Swim Club - Tom Mohr - Durham West Grls
Hockey Assoc. - Luis Rego - Harvey's Restaurant
- Connie Escoffery - Helen Dionne - Julianne
Jardine - Alma Thomas.
Applications Are Now
Available at the
Civic Complex
Brought to you and a friend by:
THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX
Purchase
between
April 24 -
May 5,1996
Your membersnip includes:
- P,epaid Squash or Racquetball
A
V - Membership Change rooms
.A
I Am L (whirlpool/sauna)
Pleasure Swimming
Health Club Facilities
'cimbination Squash and
Racquetball available
fTrar-��-ters e,,9110'e GST not
1996
*Adventure Camp* *Mini Pidaca* -Special Needs Staff-
ryrpnri- -Camn- *Bus Monitors'
ON. flIKSPIMIN. 11
EXCELLENT EXPERIENCED QUAL
SUPERVISION STAFF PROGRAMS
COMMUNITY INFORMATION MEETING
JOINT MEETING MTRCA/TOWN OF PICKERING
IN
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PUBLIC COMMENT IS REQUESTED
The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority �MTRCA) is proposing to amend the project acquisibon bounda-Y and dispose by
FULL
DAY
Hi � I H86 T $163 S.IQ S . . . . .
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-Mrs C"P Sidi 51c3 il_-4
sale, the surplus lands resulting from the revised boundary in the vionity, of Rodd Avenue near the Lake Ontario Shoreline in the Town of
for
S7) . $08 S
PS*
CAM i SPECM FUNIEUS S't,3 18. $103 $16' $91
Pickering. Opportunities for comment will be provided at the Community Information Meeting scheduled
Date: Tuesday, April 30,1996
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HALF DAY M PVACA (2 WKS) S"S 1,43 S is Sn; $4-1
Time: 6:00 P.m. to 9:00 P.m.
CAMPS
Location: Rouge Hill Pulik Library (basement)
FULL DAY CAMP WIL I V08 $106 $1 �8
1340 Rougemount Drive
Comments can also be sent directly to the MTRCA.
ONE
WEEK
IMUL—LIDVOW I s.06 $108 _S87 $108
AM W. HE. WL I + $30 .$315 -$36
-:111110
The MTRCXs Water and Related Land Management Advisory Board will be dealing with this item at a meeting scheduled for May 17,1996, at
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10:00 a.m. in 11he Theatre of th4 ack Creek Visitor Centre at 10DO Murray Ross Parkway, Downsview, Ontario. Written submissions are to be
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received no later than May 2, fW, at 4:00 p.m. To arrange a verbal presentation before the Advisory Board or for further information, contact
OPTION*
$47 so
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IMPOWAWL2 1$5() 1 ii;c S47 1 $51,
Ron Dewell, Property and Administrative Services at (416) 661 MW, extension 245, on or before May 2, 1996.
TRANSPORTATION INCLLIDED FOR FULL DAY CAMPS
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Please forward comments to: The Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority OF p,�
5 Shoreham Drive, Downsview, Ontario M3N lS4 A� 04, C�,
EXTENDED HOURS
Attention: Chief Administrative Officer
the metr000litan Toronto and region conservation
authority
Workiag Together for Tomorrow's Greenspace
FULL DAY CAMP PROGRAM
7 am to 6-015 pm
YARD WASTE COLLECTIONIGRASSICYCLING
101 61:141-11;1:111=04 8111 ky,
The 1996 Yard Waste Collection Program commences on Tuesday, April 16th. This
on designated waste
Children betweiiin the ups of 5 to 13 years will experience a full day of activities from
7:00 am to 6:15 pm throughout the entire summer - July 2 to August 30, 1 M.
year's program provides, for your convenience, collections your
day. As a reminder, however, grassclippings will no longer be collected.
Prices As Low As '117 per week
collection
Please refer to your Town ol'Pickering -1996 Waste Management Calendar" for a complete
further information on this "Grasscycling" campaign.
Call now for registration information as
schedule of collections and for years
If you need further clarificati on or would like to request a 19% Waste Management
spaces are limited 420-4621 or 683-2760
Calendar, please contact the Town ol'Pickering, Public Works Department, at 4204630 or
683-2760.
PXCE N -A -THE NEWS A D% ERTISI-11t. APRI I, 24.199to
All Pickering nuclear reactors off-line for first time ever
Bt, MARIANNE TAKACS
PICK!"RIN6 — The problem that t'Orced
tile shutdo�.%n of' all cl,,,ht reactors at tile
Pickering Nuclear Generating Station began
last Tuesda\. mlien
routine testing
showed a t'allure in
a back-up \,alve in
the plant*s erner-
genc\ coolant in'liec-
tion systeni (ECIS i.
At the time. three
reactors \% ere
alread\ down I'or
maintenance and
shutdo\A,n of' the
remaining 1-1 . e
began Saturda-,
T110ming around
%,-Ith all the reactors
ol'f*-Iine h\ late
Sunda\ aficirnoon.
It's tile first timc all
PiJering reactors
ha\c been out of' we
ct mirnissik in at once.
The ECIS is
dc,,IL,ned to deal
-,\ith an accident in
v. hich an\ ot rci,:Ik ir
I os,_- s t he rad i oac t i \ c
hea\\. %%ater \,%hi,:h
nornialb. cools
them. It %\ould send
ordinan Nxatcr from
a rescr\oir into thL
reactor to stop the
further generation
of' heat and prc\ cm
meltim-' of thIL tUCI
rk XJN 1 -here %% a,, no
incident of' an\
sort.- ,ays Brian �10% off SM
\I,: Fa\ iNh, man.wer
of strale,-lic milia- Ovens toaste,s
tl\cN I'Or �hc station. Gur
"_just a failure in a Sale
routine test on a
back-up salct\ ',\N -
tern." F\en it there
had been an ac,:i-
dent and the ECIS
%kk,uld have N--cii
needed. lie aLid,,, it
\kould ha%c been ^A -
available because
tc,�ts ha\c shown
there'.,, nothing
wrong v. ith the
other % al,� c the
I'ailed %al,,c Is sup-
po),j--d to back up.
"All ot"our sale- $200 off
ty systems at the
plant ha\,e redun-
dant compoments." Sleep set
hte notes. addine the Our req 59900
decision to shut
down %%'as made
because "the loss of' (e)ACli �ep
a redundant compo- HOME VIDEO
nent reduces the
reliability of a sys-
tern.
Shutdown was
also required in
order tor staff to be
able to fix the faultv
\-al\e. which appar-
entlY wasn't open-
ing as it should.
C7 SLOO Off
Tuesday*s routine Introductory offer.
testinlo. which is A�ter Apr 1 28
done on a monthly
hams. showed that Tli
either the valve or
its indicator was not Unes� s�- 731
%k-orking properl�.
B� I-ridav addition-
al lestine was
conclusi%e- as to
%%hich the problem. so tile decl,,ion \xas
made it) shul do\% n.
Mr. McT i\ish sa\'s station sialT w 1 11 not
kno\� \\ flat \lent wrom-, until the\ Ila\ C opened
tip and evinuned tile \alvc- 11' tile repairs go
sniooihl�. start-up of (tic rcactor,, might f-tcgin
toda%. (WednesdaN I oil- at tile rate (11
(tile unit per da-%
'111c 'llut(Imml %.%Ill cost -o at'
estimated 'S 1 25 1111111oll per da".
I'lle ECIS system has onIN IJZJd to aCtUaliNr
operate once. in I)ccenihcr of' 1994 when (lie
Unit 2 reactor lost its coolant in a sp, 11 ol'ahout
140 inctric ionnc,� ot'licavy water onto tile floor
Ol'the reactor buili,111W.
�s T Canada Sale
Eatoin rans
Ends thol ekend.
A
30% off
men s spring coats
All;
Full and three-quarter length.
Sv,,N JackO� -,ot --clucled
Vwity Fair, Buy any 12, save 0%
Buy less than 12, save 25%
�.Ir�colour 10-03/005)
ntj —, xied �on th,s ogo_-,
11 Electric Appliances
mi)-ers 1, �en machines '1564)
req q 3 29 99
S 14.39 to $ 296.99
4aly Posture Royale
Pillow Top
s Tvvir to king sizes (52 1)
to 1,099 00 Sale $399 to $899
iney's ' 11fideo
598) Our reg. $17.99 We $16.99
1 99�_ o�r rea pr:ce N,11 be as sho�r.
Waft Disney Company
40% off Men's Underwear
Famous maker s special clearance of selected syes &
colours of knit boxers, midways, bikinis and mini briefs. (196)
Our reg 9, 00 to 18 00 Salle $4.99 go $1 OA9
Don't pa 'I May 197
until
kdenwIL w ow foo yem
Just make an Eaton Card purchase of $300 or more
)efore taxes) in our major appliance, home entertainment, furniture,
mattress, BBQ and summer patio furniture departments.
Offer good until April 28, 1996.
Non-refundable $25 administration charge and applicable taxes
payable at time of purchase On approved credit
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Has
(omponent Dolby'
Nos high-power
Illuntimagic
Pro -logic
output (33 W
Campo play
surround system
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and active
has 6-pok 0,
3 -disc
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hyper -bass
5 speakers,
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double cassette
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bass reflex
system.
and stand.
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Has quartz-
synthesizer Inner
with high-power
Beat GST
Has Dolby'
Pro -logic and
hall surround
sound with
stereo amplifier
to t1w
with 100 watts
adjustable
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BIG SCREEN TVJS
FISHER PORTABLE AUDIO SYSTEM
Has '(boost
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FF
(27 and up)
Has CD player
which let$
on
feature which
lots you choose
'Sews win Muir an ons""t equivalent 10 =0, two thrte a; 14;i; t-ints the GST from yaw total poscloorse Prim
you program
op to
any of 4 discs
Offer applies to in stock merchandise only in Sears total stores ead Am not apply to a" (firciolue of
Clearance Caere purchases installartion a delivery theits" at wootaterani agreamerth Of Maffei feen
16 songs
end double
while itno is
being played.
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cassette dock.
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PANASONIC CORDLESS PHONE
SANYO ANSWERING MACHINE
SANYO CORDLESS PHONE
Has 2 -way
Has 3-11111141111'
lnclmks
Has LCD &splay
detachable bass
charge ond
cordless phase
as handset as
reflex speakers,
scramble/
with Super
well us
deal cassette and
secofe call
Compand*f III
compandor Plus
AN/FM radio.
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SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
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SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE
We're open: Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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Victims of convicted
pedophile sue Durham
Reizional Police force
11) DONN % DON
S P[ 'CIA i- F0 I -I i L ssl.\� 1, A1A 1-k I IS I. k
Dt RHANI - Vicnrn�, of comi,:1"I
honio'c\'U'll pc6ophi1c (;ar\ Blaii W 'ilk-
crarc suing three police lorCCN. InClUding
Durham. ltw failing to act on sc\u.tl
�lssault complaints aLainst him.
'['he 71\ 11 suit L -1,11T111, rK)IICC Could
ha%c draNticalh Nhoriened \I: XVtlkcr'N
.so -Near rci,-,n ol' sc\ual abuse and terror
if thco� had rcspondcd pronlpli,� to rc\c-
lation, atx,ut hIN I.C\Ual intcrcst in ho\,.
Mi. \VJlkcr. I t'Onncr policeman. \ AaN
declared I danLcrous ot'tcrider in 1994
and sentenced it) priov indcl-irnicl\ h\
Nit Justicc John \1,:la.i, at Whith\ DIN-
tri,:t Court
Durint: tit, threc-decadc canip.ugn (11
ahus.c. Nli %\alker held c\cral ptisition�
of trust. in%:ludin,_ ilikiNt: ol :hur,:h canip
COUTINCIlor. S,:out master. Judo trainer
and hockc% :oach.
Nlr \\_Jlkcr hall adnlIttCd it) aita,:king
more than I(A) Ni�, from Prcs,:oit it,
Durham Rc,_,ion. hut his \i�:tini, h6ic\c
the :ount ;, ac,uratcl\ :IoNcr it, 5(X) pco-
PIC� '111C 11.1111 :harLc, that poh%.:c faded it)
in\o:,tii_,,iic Mr �%.klkCr IT1111all\ and
failed to, v6anl otficrN that tic \xas .1 :hIld
abuNc r
N.imcd in the ci\il suit are the
Pro\ I rice tit Ontario i \,% it h respco:1 to the
OlT,. Prc,,:olt Police St.:ri-icc, Board.
Durham kc,_,ional Poh,:o: and
Durh.tru police Ch ic f Trc \ o r
Ni,:Cai_+wr1\ ;.tckn,,wlcd,_,cd reccipi A
the :iaini rck:enfl�.
Wc t_-ct thoscall the tinic.- Naid Chief
N1,:Cag�crt\. -\V c will rc,,ic%,. it and
Teter it 1(, our inNurano:c adjusters and
insurance law\cr, it, handlo: il.
Sceisini-, darnai!cs are cit.!ht men Ne\u-
all\ a.Nsaulted b\ %it \\ illsci as children.
alone v. ith the mother :nd ornrnon-lav\
w it - c of* another \icmn. one tit four it,
corlinlit suicide atier fallim-, pre.\ to Mr.
Walker
-nic% rc seckinL :omrx:nNation for
the cinotional sutTering cau,,ed h,. the
abusc. nolcN Eri, Hoakcn. one of - tw o
TOronto repircNcriting the plairv-
titYll
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Pit- im
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"I'licir li\es haxt: been torn apart 1'roin
this 111d the\ should be conlpcns�ltcd [or
it."
Ilic cW1 suit clainis Prcscott police
had int0nii.ition about Mr Walkers ,c\-
ual conl.it:i vith \oun,-, ho-osdatirw back
to
\\'title lie scriocd as Scoutmaster
there. his SC\U '11 111\01WIlMll with bO\s
was rcporicd it, police and lie \\,as subsc-
qucnti\ banned front Scouting. but nc\cr
charged h\ rx)hce. the suit clanns.
\A \cars later Nit Walker %\as
sworn in its a constable \�ah the Ontario
Pro\incilil Pch,:c. He resigned aficir less
than a \car al'tcr superiors LILICNtioned
hini aht1t.11 .111 aNNIL1lt.
'111C suit Clanns M! \kalkcr admitted
to the ass.iull hut. again. \-taN not charyed
b\ poh,:e
\lr \\'.tlkcr ino\cd to Durhain
Rc,-non. t. trictl coaching hockc\ and
Judo '. and hIN NC\Ual imokcincrit with
kid, conlinuct.i. -Ilic ci\il suit allcocs
Durharn Regional Police recci\cd corn-
plainiN itN,ui solve incidcniN but nc\cr
I(X)k 'I'Alon
"It the\ had taken proper and appro-
priatc action. Gar\ \\alkcr \xouldn'i ha\c
been out in the opcn. and in I rxisition to
ahu,,,-- these said \It Hoakcn�
You pa., trust
I -d I ��! 1, k, � I
DUR1111,\\1 -- Taxpa\ers will
pick up ., tab this summer
\%hen four public school board
trustee,, let --.,Lt it, the Maritimes to
attend a national conference.
711-tat*N unIcNN angr\ board mern-
bcr, sh(xit dovn their colleagues'
plans before thc\ book their flights.
Following a li\el\ debate at
\1,iIlda\ c\cnin,,,.*s Durham Board
of Education niectini_,. trustee,,
xoted to scrid o.:haIrman Audre\
MacLean. Pi,:kcrinL, NVard I trustee
Ruth Ann S,:hedli,:h and Whitb\
truNtec Paint:ia Bowman as i,oting
delegates to the thirce-da,.. Canadian
S,Alot)l Boards' Association annual
e
GM happy with
Ontario's move on smog
0SHANNA -- General Motors I,, applaudim!
the Pro\ince examininL, tou!-,hcr pollution con-
trol nicasures.
Federal E- it \ I To n me n t N1 i n I s te r ScrL,10
Marchi I,, reintroducing Bill C-94. [tic Man-
tTancse Based Fuel Addill%es Act. w-hich call.m;
f'or louLher reuulations 1'()r srnoLcausin2 \elll-
cle emissions.
'File reintroduction oF the hill
is it clear indication ol'the 1eder-
at Lti,oernment's conlinitilient to
Lonsuniers. sa\s (;%I Canada 031
president Maureen Kenipston
Darkes.
ha\e \oluniaril% reduced snio—causing
ciniNsions, l*roin our cars and h0l(-duO, trucks
b� ()-�cr 90 per cent and we want 10 do More.
said Ms. Kenipston Darkes.
.. Howc%cr. our experience clearlN indicates
that inungaricsc-hasco.] additi%cs call ha\c a
detrimen(al ct'lect on ke\ elcincills ofour cints-
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Veteran kid on the block
Leslie Goodwin gets a pat on the back for
her three years of outstanding work as a
school rep with the Ajax Block Parent pro-
gram. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish presents
Goodwin with certificates of appreciation
�S9 $4,500 tab
in%crition in Halifax. No, a Scotia
1% .; it) 6.
S,:uu,oL, trustee Bobbie Drew
.Id she also planN it) attend thc con-
rence t ( ir —professional de%clop-
cnt." with the tab co%ered b\ tier
,rsonal. confcrenLC expense
:Count for truNtecs.
The three trustee% Nent as dele-
ites \xould bc reimbursed t'()r the
)st of* going — S, 1.5W each
rider a separate c\pcnsc account
)r trustees chosen to attend con fer-
,wes w% dcleuatcN. Ms. Niao:1-can.
L)\,%c\er. \ t)).%cd she \xould pay
'M oftir, ow n pocket-.
.\is Bo\,kman defended the
xcursion. arguing that the Durham
oard's prescrice at a national con-
sion control s\stcnis."
trorn the Town and the Ontario Block Par-
ent Association for her volunteer efforts.
Goodwin and her family are moving to Cal-
gary shortly.
photo by A.J. Groen
for Maritimes conference
ference was inlrx)r1ant becaus,-, it I.%
anione leader,, In education in
Ca n adi
But scridini-, lour trustees w -hen
one %%ould sutfice I,, -'absolutclN
ridiculous." chai-Lcd 0%hawa %Vards
-S and 4 truNtee %like Nicholson.
*,I*d bc loo)kint! at sendiniz one,
but not t" o or thi-ccAliat's (the cost
ot) three computers and we're cut -
tiny, 1.2W computers" 1rom this
car . s budizet. hc said.
"It's a question of i ntq!rItN. said
Oshawa Wirds, 7
and 9 trustee Nanc\ Mcl-can Tues -
da\.
..Just because it's in their
(expensc) accounts doesn't mean
1hLN have to srvnd it. I think we do
Cops on lookout after
photos of kids snapped
OSHA%NA -- Durham Regional Police are
askim, the public to call thern ininied late ly if'
the,., see a man in a car faking pictures of"
young children.
An eight-year-old boy and his 10 -year-old
sister were walking �oine 1'rom
school in the Central Park Boule-
vard-Fulalic Avcnue area of'
Oshawa around 4:15 p.m. Thurs-
day al'ternoon \&,hen a large man
leaned out the window of' a gray
%chicle and took pictures of* them,
police say.
The man told the children to smile.
"The children were 1'rightencd. ran home to
report the incident to their parents and they
called police." says StalT Sergeant Bob Pea -
Cock. "
" Anvone \vho saw (he incident or knows
need to be made aware of %%flat".,,
[lappciling, (in ()(tier schot)l txmrd,,)
but this I,, ludicrous."
NIN. Drew said tumine dow-n the
in\ itation would do tier constituents
a "great injustice." Trustees. she
sa d. must take ad\ antage of' such
opportunities to broaden their
knowledge of education issues -so
that I c�n do a bLitcr job. As .1
trustee I need to learn as much as, I
can to contribute it) m\ area in
Durharn.
I-IIL,ht tickci.s. however. likeIN
uon*t be booked just yet l'or the
summer Yeta\,*a\ its trusteeN will
debate a prorx)sed moratorium on
all co"ni'ercriccs this year at a budget
mectillL, tonight. Wednesday.
who it w,as taking the pictures -- police would
like it) speak with them."
Police can be reached at 579-1520.
Ontario social assistance
caseloads on the decline
DURHAM -- Ontario's social assistance
caseload continued to drop in February, Com-
munity and Social Services Minister David
Tsubouchi ;innounced.
February saw, 3,593 fewer individuals or
1.861 households relying on social assistance.
Ontario's caseload has declined I'Or the last
eight months in a row.
The caseload went against seasonal trends
in January to mark the first decline in that
month in over 20 years.
A total ot'615,109 households or 1,222,402
people received social assistance in February.
General Well'are Assistance reached a total of'
292,500 households or 517,5W people in the
same month.
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Pickering nuclear
PICKERING — It's finic For a serious eval-
uation of' the risk,, involved in continuino to
Z,
opcirale the Pickering
Nuclear Generatimi
Station. accordinu, I,)
Irene Kock, �,pokestnan
t or DUrhani Nuclear
Awarencss. a cilizcn,,'
k,,atchdog group on
C, C�
nuclear issues.
M,,. Kock dcscrlhe,�
the latc,�t prohicni at
the station — the fiiil-
ure ol'a back-up valve
Irene Kock in its cinergcricy
cookint iniection ,Vs-
LASERSURGERY
FOR SNORINIG,
CERTIFIED
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Dr_ S Slliorinira NID FRCSC
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CORRECTION
For our 32 page Sears Today Scratch
& Save Flyer f sale dates April 22-28,
1996�
On pg. 20:
Save S35) 1 Sth Century'4-pC suite
quotes a regular price of 1299 96
The regular price should read
S1199.96. Save S250.
We sincerely apologize for any
inconvenience that this may have
caused.
Sears Canada Inc.
Ali
S I)VERTISER. Vill, ED., %PRIJ, 24. 1996-P%(;f: I I -A
plant's 'troublesome' events make operating it risky: DNA
tein — as a -troublesome- diovelopnicni. W. Klock dixiiisses its "impo,,sible" ,tation asses�;rneni ofhow long we should continue to
"This eineruenc is a,, -,ale operate the Pickering ;Ialion especially since
y ,ystein is incredibly inanagenicnt's clairn that the facility
esscritial. particula-l-ly in the case of Pickering as when it was built 25 year, ago. hoccause rcac- the area around it is the rrlo,�t densch.-populat-
'A' (Units I to 4).",;hc notes, explaining the 'A' (or components age. ed around any nuclear plant in the w;)rld.
sectioil rcactors don't have a second kast shut- "We kno\& ma ny examples of wear and tear 15 thp P,cke, ng nuclear plant outdatprf? Snould it
down sy,�icni like that on the *B' side (Units 5 on thew reactor,,. op shut down*? Call 683-7040�
nfosource punch in 5112 anrl iel us know
to X). She maintains there needs to be a '-real .— ...... nhal you thinK
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Hospital gets growth funding
By MARIANNE TAKACS
N-FAFF RE PO RITA
AJAX-PICKERING — Ajax -Pickering Genend Hospital
has received a one-time fundine allocation from the
Province that should enable it to avoid further lavoffs and
cutbacks this year.
Word came from the Minisw.. of I lealth TucsdaN that the
hospital will receive S1.35 million in orowth fundine from
the Province. AP(ill is one of 18 hospital.,; sharing & S25
million aflocated by Queen's Park for institutions in high-
growth areas.
Al"Gill has already eliminated 23 full-time and 10 part-
time clinical and support staff po-i,,ifions and closLd eight
bco.b to cope with a scven-per cent or S1.9 million cut in
provincial funding in February. The hospital recently
approved a budget with a S500.060 deficit in anticipation of
receiving at least that amount in growth funding.
"We are ven- pleased with the allocation as it will allow
us it) maintain our current levels of%Lrvice at the hospital. -
said A13611 president Bruce Cliff in a news rcicw�e. "I'llis
influx of funds places us on firmer ground as we move
t�
ahead with our plans for this fiscal year and will enable us
to finalize a number of programming issues that had been
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pending prior to the announcement."
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Notice of
Liquor Licence gi
Application oftdrb
The following establishment has applied to the Liquor
Licence Board of Ontario for a hquor licence under the
Liquor Licence Act-.
Application for Additional Facilities
Mount Everest Restaurant
100 Westney Road South, Units #8 & #9
Ajax (including outdoor area)
Application for a Sale Licence
J.J. Doreys
590 Liverpool Road, Pickering (including outdoor area)
Any resident of the municipality may make written
submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is
in the public interest having regard to the needs and
Nvishes of the residents. Submissions must be received
no later d= May 24, 1996. Please include your name,
address and telephone number.
Note:
11w LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections.
Submissions to be sent to-.
Licensing and Permits Branch
lJquor Licence Board of Ontario
55 Lake Short BlvdL L, Toronto ON M5E JA4
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. APRII. 24,1996-PA(;F'13-A
Paul Carew, director of the Salvation Army's Ajax -
Pickering Family Services Centre, was knocked
right over by all the clothes collected for his orga-
nization by students of Oshawa's R.S. McLaughlin
Collegiate and Vocational Institute. The students
held a 'blue -bag -it' clothing drive and managed to
collect 30 bags full, which drive co-ordinators Tern -
Ann Bryans, left, and Tamara Alexander were
happy to hand over. photo by Walter Passarella
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Help clean up Ajax during green week of activities
El Town plans series of Clcments Road woodlot. at Clements and Ivervoric is %k,elcomc. and guidance and Durharn Nuclear Awareness, and at the
IIarwcTod Avenue, Saturdav' Mav 4 from equipment will he provided. main branch of the Ajax Public lAbrary bv
environmental events to 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free barbecues will bi-, 1'he annual Ajax waterfront cleanup is Ajax Citizens for the Environment.
eCt held for people taking part. bcin(, held Sunday. May 5 from 9 a.m. to Students at St. Catherine of Siena
help celebrate and prot C. C, will begin at the Rotary Park atholic School will -o on nature walks,
Also on May 4. the Ajax parks and noon. It L_ - C4
our little corner recreation department will host Forever pavilion, with baes and gloves provided. do indoor planting, make paper and con -
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Green Dav from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1'he Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser is duct pollution testing.
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of the world Paulynn -Park on Ravenscroft Road. co -sponsoring the %vaterfront cleanup and Schools, businesses and individuals are
AJAX -- Cleaning parks. nature walks. between Rossland and'I'aunton Roads. is providing free hot dogs and refresh- encouraged to clean up a part of town dur-
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barbecues and starting indoor greenhouses Activities include a nature hunt, planti- ments. in,-, the week and free supplies will be pro -
are among activities planned for Ajax ng of wedlings and a barbecue. with noin- During the week. ongoing events vi�lcd by the parks and recreation dcpart-
Environmental Affairs Week. inal fee for refreshments. include displays a( the Ajax Communitv ment. Call Joel Rowe at 427-9911 for more
1'he eighth annual week re -is from April On May 4 and 5. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Centre hy the Durham 1:nvironmental information or supplies.
29 to Ma% 5. giving residents a chance to purple loosestrife will he removed from Network, at the McLean Communitv ('all Mr. Olenroot at 696-4727 for more
L Rotar); Park on Lake Drivcwav NN'est. Centre b,, Avicafe. Invading Spccics and information on the week.
clean up their communitv and learn about
environmental issues.
Co-chairman Martin Olcnroot
says objectives for the week include
educating Lhe public on enx-ironmcn-
1*2 1
tal matters. encouraging use of the
three Rs (reduce. reuse and recvcle).
promoting composting. cleaning up
public areas and private prorwrt,,.
encouraging the planting of trees.
promoting the 'stoop and scoxop'
bylaw. and publicizing the protection
of wetlands and environmentally
smsitive areas. MATTRESS
Fhe other co-chairman is Johnnv
Scott.
During the week. chools will hL
involved in clean-ups and nature
walks. A%' LA a
On Wednesday. Nlav I and
I'hursday. Mav J. stude'nts from
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junior kinderizarten to (Trade 3, at J Ati IL61 i M
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sprins! concert. focusing on the 'I A
human connection to fire. eanh. air
and water. 'I*he concert starts at 7 -RE GXU
P.M. both nighu, and donations will POSR
be accepted for the Aspdcn lv'ailcv
44.
%%'ildlife Sanctuary and the Lakeside $1
CSTI'�,� SET -224
Green Group Environmental Fund. SINGLE
Cleanups will he held at the MATTRESS JV
A'c,,Ine%- Heights Public School vard
and paik. on-Brcnnan Road. and the
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Pickering library
business booming
but services to be cut
PICKERING -- There's good ne%%s
and bad nc%ks I'rorn the Pick�erine Pub-
lic Librar%.
The library service had its busiest
nionth c,�cr in March. with ovcr
96.000 iterns beinz taken out bN
users.
But because of' budget cuts this
year. librar% chairnian Jill Foster
notes in a press release. staffing, cuts
are like]-, to result in "longer waits t'Or
just about ever\ service 11 .
Man\ of"the librar\'s best -used scr-
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reduced or can-
celled. Class vis-
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StorNtirnc,� \& ill
be reduced in the
I'all. statT \kill no
lonver be able to
par�icipatc in
book clubs and
other outreach
prograrns. and
the children's
roorn and adult
services %xill he
combined in one
area at the Rouge Hill branch '
The librar\',, book budget has been
rilaintained.
March's hich usa-c fi-
C, C, -ures are
attributed to the recessionary chniate.
\,%hich ai\kaN,s results in heavy use of'
any public librar\. and increased
opportunities t'()r I'arnily browsing and
attending children's programs during
Z, z� I
the \larch break. Ho\%ever. statistics
eathercd so I'ar this \-car indicate
u,�.igc is significantly higher than in
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Get behind the wheel for charity
car rally in Ajax and Pickering
CJ Canadian Progress Registration is S30 per vehicle. p.m.
which covers both the driver and It's limited to 100 cars so res.,ister
Club sponsors event navigator. It's S5 extra per 'backseat early to avoid disappointment'. All
driver'. parlicipants must sion up by May 4.
AJAX-PICKFRING -- Rally to a There ).vill he cash prizes. includ- For more infor�'ation - all 'Kim
in C
goM cause by participating in the ing a prize for the best-dccoratcd car. Cook -.it
I C, 410-752-04SO or 410 -420-
2nd Annual Car Rally sponsored by
the Canadian Progress Club
Pickering-Aiax Women to raise
moncv for community charities.
The event will he held Saturday.
Nlav 11. rain or shine.
Anyone can participate.
EFILE
Refreshments and awards follow the
rallv.
i�heck-in time is I p.m. at the
West Shore Communitv Centre on
the south side of davl\ Street
between Liverpool and Whites,
Roads, Pickcrino."Fhe ral1v starts at 2
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Pickering area residents invited to plant
PICKERING -- Enjoy a
spring outing and do your
bit for the environment
Sunday by participating in
a Rouge Valley tree planti-
ng project.
A non-profit group
called 10,000 'Frees for the
Rouge Valley is sponsoring
the event and hopes with
the public's help to plant
5,000 trees this year.
Its goal is to help restore
the ecological balance of'
the Rouge Valley.
So far, over seven years,
the group has planted more
than 55�M trees covering
an area of about 20 acres.
Everyone is welcome to
the event.
Participants are asked to
take a shovel and bucket
for watehno-in the Lrees.
C_
Alzheimer's support group meets
AJAX -- Support for families touched by Alzheimer's
disease is offered here.
The Ajax Family Support Group of Alzheimer
Durham meets Wednesday. tothiv at the Co
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Care offices, 487 Westney Rd. S. Units 19 and 20 (at the
comer of Clements Road West), Ajax, at 7:30 p.m. All
caregivers, are welcome. Call 576-2567.
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and taking waterproof'
footwear and sunscreen if
appropriate.
Plantint, mana-crs will
be on hand to demonstrate
planting techniques and
offer assistance.
A breakfast and after -
noon barbecue will be
offcrcd.
The planfing will take
place on Reesor Road
(west of" Meadowvale
Road) at the CPR track
north of l'inch Avcnuc in
Scarborouoh, between 9
a.m. and 4 p.m.
11'arlicipants may join al
any time with�in those
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appearing in this newspaper. Wednesday April
17 1996 Please note the following Page 8 -
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Thursday forum at Pickerim! HiA School aims to combat racism
IJ Former Ontario I"ickering High School. Shc'll Ne joined by other speak-
Zanana Akande, Minister of ers at Peace and Communit)
cabinet minister Community and Social Services Harmony. a youth conference
with thc New Dcmoc-ratic Pariv being sponsored by the Muslim
a guest speaker C,
govicrriment and the first black Educational and Cultural
AJAX-PlCKI- ' RING -- A for- woman cabinet minister in Association.
mer provincial cabinet minister Ontario. is now fix, principal of Also scheduled to address the
will be one of the guest speakers at Bala Avenue Community School crowd are Robert ScAes. the imin-
an anti-i-acism. forum '17hursday at in the city of York. ater of the Toronto L�tst Division
ax Block Parents
need volunteers,
pick new executive
at annual meetinor
Z�
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committee and
school reps required
AJAX -- A new executive will hic
elected when the Ajax Block P;Lwnt
pro-rarn holds its annual general
me r'ing Thurmlay. Mav 9.
et]
All executive positions will be I
voted on during the meeting.
Block Parent officials also hope
to get volunteers for the program's
parade and phone committees, and
school educatioctal reps.
The meeting is being kid at
i:30 p.m. in the Ajax -Pickering
ITnited Wav offices at 95 BavIv St.
Suite 407. in the Bavwood
Plazz corner of Monarch �venue
and Bayly.Ajax.
Cali Henry Zaczek at 427-2054
for more information.
Matemitv Rentals
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Pickering I ligh and representatives
ofthc D�rharLn Board ofl:ducation
and Durharn Regional Police.
The Peacc and Community
Harmony forurn is the third in a
five-part sefies being held locally
to combat racism.
Everyone is welcome to attend
the event.
Tomorrow's event runs frorn 7
to 9:15 p.m. The school is on
Church Street north of Ilwy. 2, in
Pickering Village.
Call Roland Rutland at 686-
3476 or Mobeen KlKtja at 683-
7447 for more information.
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S'IAII; REPORIER
PICKERING -_ 1,()(:al actor and dancer
amnly Snyders hories to be, a slain -dunk hit
A(ith the kids in his latest stage incamaition.
The talented 28-ycar-old Pickering resident,
xhose career includes both stage and tcic,,ision
work, is part ofa new Toronto plaN entitled'17he
Player Principle.
he Interactive pr(liduction is aimed a[ wung-
stcrs and their fascination with basketball,
brought on by the arrival of the NBA Raptors.
"It's an interactive musical mystery revolvill
around Toronto's current basketball craze. Ile
,star basketball player gms missing and the char-
,ictcrs and audience try to come up with solutions
,is to where he is. It's done with music, with
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entertainer hopes for slam-dunk hit
dance and with comedy."
Snyders plays the role of' Morty, a
stumbling. humbling misfit who,,e
pratfalls provide the show with come-
dy.
Mere's a lot ot'phvsical corncdy
involved with the &racter. He's
rolling and slipping all over the stage. 11
Thc chance to do a comedy role
was one ofthe prime reasons he took
on the part which includes both
singing and dancing.
I he production also provided him Sn
the opponiumity to work %&'th sorne of
the finest in professional t�llatjl including mus, -
cal director David Thompson who's known for
his iivork- ()n Cats. Crazy t'()r You and Les Miser-
ahlcs, and choreographer lWy, Ripplinger who
was the (lance captain on
"Just to be around pcopk� like that
hrings out the Lluality in us," he says.
�est of al 1, the thrcc-vcnue run of'
Player Principle, which opened at
North Y(irk's Minklcr Auditorium on
Monday, is completely sold out
through to its closing Mav 17.
11-iL show is also hei�u, staged at
Brampton's Heritage Theatre and
'I oronto's Rverson Theatre.
ers The Player Principle fiflhws Sny-
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V RECYCLER'S REPORT
Do your part durin g Environmental Affairs Week
This vu -v to commemorate Eanh Week.
IX-anna �-ry of Lakeside Public School and
Durham Board of Educationwaste and energy
officer Judy Charritritm, presented workshops
for teachers to create the 'Celebrate E-anb
Week '96 -- Make the Connecfion' program.
The focus was on making connections with
the four natural elements ot'll'ire. earth. air and
water and the Spirit of'Life.
In Scarboroueh, a bicycle rally will leave
the Civic Centre at 9:30 am. Saturday. April
27. and head to the RouLe. For dLt;u'ls. call
416-267-5972. Also. Sc�rborouLh's RouLe
Vallev will host its annual '10,A) Trees I -or
the kouge Valley' on Sunday. April 28.
Plantine site off Ressor Road. north of the
MM0 Zoio.
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Beginning April 29. the 8th annual
Ajax Envin-mmenLil Affairs Week will
have com- I larraine roulston
munitv litter
p i c k - u p s
during the
week. end-
ing with
S u ndav's
big litter
pick-up at
Rotan- Park-
friorn 9 a -m.
to noon.
w i t h The
r e f r e s h -
ments'arlld Recycler's
p r i z e s
included. so
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Report
Mul,_ As
well. dis-
plays srx)[Jighting some of Du�am*s envi-
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roniniental groups, can bt., viewed at the new -
McLean Community Centre. the Ajaxl
Leam All
the Right
Moves
at hospital
openbouse
�AJAX-PICKERING -'- A
Physiotberapy Open House to
celebrate National
Physiotherapy Week is being
held today, Wednesday, through
Friday at :Ajax -Pickering
General Hospital.
...The theme for the week this
year is 'All the Right Moves'.
Visitors will have the chance to
learn about the benefits of pbys-
iotberapy services, healthy
lifestyles and weliness.
There will also be tips for
participants on avoiding aches
and pains from working at a
computer. ...
The open house will run from
11:30 am. to 1:30 p.m. each day,
in the private dining room in the
.lower level of the east wing of
the hospital, at 580 Harwood
Ave. S. in Ajax. :_.::.-::X ' ` -` .. -
,.Tor mort information call
683-2320.
Community Centre, and the main library.The
A�ia.x parks and recreation department is host-
in- a Torever Green Dav' on Mav 4 at
Paul,,Mn Iliark- (north on NVestricy Road. west
on Rossland Road and north on Ravenscroft
Road) from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. for a day of'
nature Lraft�,. games, walks and planlim.,
seedlinL,s. Anti area residents. -,xill meet to
clean up the Clemcnts Road and flarwood
Avenue woodlot. A barbLcue wi I I provide free
hot dogs for people helping out. so l.u,!-A-
Mul'.
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Meet one of the �.vorld's most reno,.%mcd
whale researchers at the Ontaiio Science
Centre on May 2. Leam about the life paitem,,
of these incredible marine marrill-nals, their
migrations. langua- s and the issues challeng-
ijw their survival. 'I"o order tickets. call 416- number was recorded on the answering
5�5-6710. machine.
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From Mav 6 to 12 at the Pickering
Recreallion Complex. samples of' finished
compost. studenfls',mwork. compi litera-
ture. lucky draws and a vennicomposicr will
be on display to obsen-c the secon(i annual
National Composting, Awarcriess %N,'cck.
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A special reminder that Pickering will not
be collectine oraiss clippings. For more inlbr-
ma(ion, please refer it) your waste inariage-
ment calendar or ca�ll 420-4630 or 681-27(�).
JJJ
Will the person who hasa %%Tulgcr washer
to Live away in the Tricasure Chest, please call
420-5625 as only a portion of your telephone
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COMING EVENT: April 27, Toronto.
'(;(W Ileajth, Good Decisions' workshop,
9:30 a,m. to 3:30 p.m. at 245 Carlaw Ave.,
Suite 1 (4. Issues on inoculation. soil contam-
ination. indoor air qudi[v and inain sewage
treatment plaiii. For details, call 416-469-
3917.
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TRANSER STATION TINIES: Last
week's column only included some of' the
times the Scarborough w&,Ic ti-ansfer station is
Open.
I fours to drop off' disposable diapers are
Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and
Saturday from 7 a.m. to noon.
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spouses must file tax
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Pickering
school seeks
council reps
IXTRIIAM -- I'he cheque is in
the mail.
According to Revenue
Canada, Child 'Fax Benefit pay-
ments should have reached
Durham recipients by Friday,
April 19.
Revenue Canada issues
monthly payments so that recipi-
PICKERING -- The newly -
formed school community council
for Sir John A. Macdonald Public
School is seeking two people to
serve as community representatives.
Interim chairman Michael (;amba
says the two representatives will
Play an integral role on the council,
which meets four to six times annu-
,dly to discuss school issues.
Anyone interested in serving on
the council should contact the school
at 905-839-1159 prior to May 10,
'rhe Ministry of Education and
Fraining has mandated the establish-
incni of school community councils.
which are to be comprised of par-
ents, teachers. administrators. custo-
dians, educational assistants. sccrc-
taries and community representa-
lives.
The councils serve aii; advisory
group, to the principal on a variciy
of matters.
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PAGF 28 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. %ps-TD.. APRIL 24.1996
Pickering teen set for takeoff
on world's fashion runways
Melissa McColl has a look. a deterrr..-
nation and a future in modelling.
photo by A.J. Groen
Spring
pottery
show and
sale in
Pickering
AJAX-PICKERING --
The Ajax -Pickering Pot-
ter's Guild will present its
sixth annual Spring Pot-
tery Show and Sale this
weekend.
The show runs Saturday
from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
and Sunday from 11:30
a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Turn -
Ing Point Pottery Studio in
the Pickering Recreation
Complex on Valley Farm
Road, south of Hwy. 2.
It will feature hand-
made decorative and func-
tional pottery ideal for
wedding gifts, bridal show-
ers and Mother's Day.
Admission is free and
door prizes will be award-
ed.
No GST will be added to
the price of the pottery and
a percentage of the sales
will be donated to The
Children's Wish Founda-
tion.
,For more information
�call 837-0181.
BYNATALIE MILLER
_S PI: C IA I � TO T1 11: Nl: WS A 1) VI: R F1 S 1: R
PICKFIRING-- It a picture is \korth a
thousand i,%ords then a Pickerim, unrl
has qu I te a stor\ to tell.
Melissa McColl has modelled e\-cr\-
thing 1'roin sportsikear to lingerie and
has I chance at landin" photo shoots in
Nev. York and \.%,alking the run\,% a\, s in
Japan.
The 13 -\car -old Pickering resident
recentl\ took part in a nalIon-\%1dc mod-
elling, comention in Toronto and so
impreswd agencic,, in ('anada. tile U.S.
and Japan that there's it pos,,ibilit\1 she'll
swn niodellint-1 contracts hN tile age (4
I
%let issa's interest in model lint!
encouraged her to respond to a classi-
fied advertisement l'or a modellinu,
school in file Nc%\s Ad%crtiser in 1995
and the a�_,cnc\ clwsc Melissa as its onl\
rcprc,,cntitti\.c l'or the annual con\cn-
tion.
"I thought (tile convention) would he
reall% conipetiti%e. but e%cr%onc was
rcall\ nice -- it made it Nil." sa\s
Melissa.
The MOdelling Association of Cana-
da's con%ention judged 250
�oung men and %%onien on sw:h things
as th�cjr mile. hair and makc-up a�d
ho%k (hei. lookcd in ,%% irn%uits and leans.
.. I \xas ncr%ous before I \,%cnt on
stage. but once I \xas on I didn't \xant it)
get off." she laughs.
\\'ill [he hope ot'vetting work ill file
field. Melissa has built a substantial
portl'olio and has modelled \-oluntarl Iv
at goll' course openings and 1'ashi( ) n
shows.
Mcl I ssa's mother, Julie. is confident
Melissa will ha%,e stead\, work hN, the
summer of' 1997.
" I t's quite arnamng. The Oriental
agencies "anted lots of' pholos and sa\-
she has high potential." saN's Mrs.
"All she needs is age and height. Her
brothers are o%cr six feet tall and she's
alread% five-kiot six."
It* Melissa is ol'I'cred a contract. it
would be a thrcc-%%eck to three-month
commitment. %khich ,he'd "dct'initcl-,,
consider".
In tile meantime, Melissa is on a
strict dict ol' t'rults. %egetables and little
saturated I'at, as \vell as an exercise rou-
tine.
"Step classes. aerobic,. and certain
crunches -- sometimes it's
boring but I do it because I know it']]
pa%. off,- says the Grade S
Maple Ridge Public School student.
Melissa is dedicated to her school
work and hasn't let her newfound star-
dom at-fect her 111'e.
"FrIl al%%a\s going to havc school or
jobs to I*all hick (in. Fin prcIl\ sel, on
being a la\kNcr." -.,he sa,.s.
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Pickering
residents join
walk to raise
$41,000 for MS
DURHAM -- More than MOM walkers in
19 Ontario cities took part in the Super Citi es
Walk for Multiple Sclerosis on Sunday, April
211 and helped to raise close to S 1.6 million.
According to Linton ('artcr, public relations
co-ordmator l'Or tile c%,cnl. \,%alkcrs in the
Oshawa area \,%,crc a particular stand out
aillont, the other cities participating.
"Oshim,,zi did an incredible job." says Mr.
Carter. "The walk there more than doubled
last year's numbers.
It definitclN, stood out from tile Test of* the
cities."
According to the f'Und-ralsing totals
released h -v, the %IS ,oc1ctN-. Osha\va had 983
participants and raised $920X).
The Alax and Pickering areas had 451 par-
ticipants and raised $41OX).
In 1995. 30.(XX) pcoplc in ('anada partici-
pated in 47 walks and raised o\,-cr $3 million.
This Near, 36.(XX) walkers In 56 walks arc
expected to raise o%-er $3.3 million in the fight
against multiple sclerosis.
Pledges are still being accepted at all local
branches of'the %IS ,ocict\ and will t-io. accept-
ed until MaN, 17.
AnNone seeking, more int'Orniation should
contact the 1)urham Region MS ()I'I'Icc at 6X6-
1801.
Great fun for kl*ds, Barr none
The Doug Barr Children's Show provided area youngsters and
their families with some good old fashioned entertainment
recently at the Pickering Town Centre. Among members of the
captivated audience were lvano Labricciosa and his son Jordan
(bottom photo), while the entertainer himself (right) bel's one
out.
photos by andrew iwanowski
To advertise
�in this space,
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Durham West peewee girls win Ontario crown
rst ganw aga n, I
l3v ROB LETH
oppo"ition in ganic number
"The giris dclimIcIv put Genius, Melissa Mic k1c.
Ottawa National Capitals
onship I'mal.
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two when Jennifer Aprilic
a lot of hard %,�()rk and dcd- Lindsav Tremaine. Kr."sta
During the scason, the
Saturday afternoon. Although no score was kept,
AJAX- PIC KF'R I ING
salvaged a 2-2 tic with just
icat on into the scason." C(mperthwaite. Je,"'Ica
I
the Wanderers' women easily defeated their
had one goal and
The Durham \N'c,,t Coscan
over three minutes lel't to
swo, Tavlor. "Our trainer, Armstrong. Shccna Gosse.
assists in the L!amc.
82-,-,ame rcLular seast)n in
Homes peewee I
-13' rls'
play.
T�crcsa' Armstrong,. also Anne Marie Williamson.
thc'.Niii..
hockcv team won the
The turn'nL, point came
did a great job of treating '.'I r- I n I a 0 L,. I I \,''I c. t)rinne
provincial chanip onship
in the third vanic agam,,t
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all of the injuries w -c had.- Richter. Jennifer Aprile.
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when it i ri,� adcd the
1c. With her te I
Barr am Ira I -
Tearn members are Trac,. MacCallurn and
nati on's capital last Acck-
ing 2-0. Durham Wc,,t for-
LN nn 'L I v I r. I-civhann Shannim Thompson.
end.
The hard.\,orkmg team
% ard Christa
Couperthw -aitc took a nasty
Pickering gvmnast
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T
defeated Lcaside 2-1 In the
spill and crashed head -first
final of' the Pro%mcial
into the boards. suffering a
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concussion that sent her to)
quanties
Championships. which
hospital. C()uperthwaitc's
capped an cinotionallN
sey was behind the
jer, hunL
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draminL, \,%'cckcnkl. Jessica
bench it) inpire her team-
championships
Arrn,,tronL, scored both
mates. "ho came back
PICKERENC — A Pi�:iscrin- resident �)n the East
goals. Including the w- nncr
w ith I -our unansw cred
York Gvmnastics Club has qualified for the Ontar 0
w-ith Linder live minutes to
goals and the %%in.
championsh ps after a sparkling effort at the third
F S
-'That \&a, dcf*lnitel\ a
and final provincial qualifier in Scarborough April
fit —rhe inrls combined
big turning point for us.**
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tenacious forechco: k I n g
s a v s T- N I o r. -Th c g I r Is
Carly McLean placed first overall in the novice
and backcheckiniz, to t'rus-
reall-v sho\.%ed a lot of'char-
level 3 division at the provincial qualifier to earn a
'7
trate their oppo�cnts and
acter in winning that i-,aine
place on the Metro East Region team at the Ontario
the) capitalized on their
for Christa.
competition. She captured the gold medal on the
opportunities SaIvs head
Durham West faced a
uneven parallel bars and ilver medals on vault. bal-
coach Doue Tavlor. -All
tou,,h Mi,,,,issauLla team in
ance beam and floor exercise to take fiTst-place all -
year we emphasized the
the ,cmi-linals and had it)
round honors.
three Ds — defence, disci-
work overtime for the vic-
McLean has competed at a num, r o meets I. is
plinc and desire. NVe
tor,�. With a minute ieft to
year in Canada and the U.S, with outstanding re%ult,;.
pulled together and did all
pla I v in the second sudden-
The Pro).incial Gymnastics C .',ampion ships are
Tackled!
three as a team."
death period. Thompson
slated for Nfisossauga on May 4.
Durham \','c,,t \Aon its
scored it) win the garno: 2-
k -�. 1 A A —n 1,% 02
4'. ; , it, 16 , I
I ,Itln,, . the cham I-
A "andereis ba came, a U lu W y
rst ganw aga n, I
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Markham player during an exhibition women's
Ottawa National Capitals
onship I'mal.
rugby game at the Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club on
5-2. Armstrong
and
During the scason, the
Saturday afternoon. Although no score was kept,
Shannon Thompson
each
team pla,,cd a total of' 70
the Wanderers' women easily defeated their
had one goal and
two)
games, C0111parable to an
Markham counterparts. photo by A.J. Groen
I
assists in the L!amc.
82-,-,ame rcLular seast)n in
Leaside p-rovidcd
the
thc'.Niii..
Dufferin Aggregates, Bank of
Montreal in women's hoops final
AJAX — Dullerin A,-,i!rci!a1cs surprised 1clit-,UC
pion Glenn's Auto Service to earn a berth in the final of
the Ajax Ladies' Recreational Basketball
I-ca-uc slated for toni�zht, WednesdaN.
Dufferin Aggregates advanced to the
championship contest with a 40-18 victory
over Glenn's Auto Service in playoff senii-
I'mal aclion April 17.
With accurate shootinL, and an el*f'ecii%e fast break,
Dufferin Aggregates tool� command of' the game early
and was never in trouble. Glenn's Auto Service could not
find its three-point game.
Kathy Durnan led the way for
Dufferin Aggregates with a 12 -point
performance. Debi Bonar scored
seven for Glenn's Auto Service.
Meanwhile, in the other serni-
final tilt, the Bank of Montreal
rolled to a 37-31 victory over
Dakota Bob's. The lead went back
and forth in regulation time, with the
Bankers eventually evening the
score and sending the contest into
overtime. In the extra frame, the
Bank was able to connect on its free
throws for the victory.
Engrid Carmichael scored 15
points for the Bankers, while Margo
Levy netted 17 for Dakota Bob's.
Dufferin Aggregates will meet
the Bank ol' Montreal in the league
final at Exeter High School at 9:30
P.m. tonight.
Players in the league reside in
both Ajax and Pickering.
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Continued improvement
By AL RIVETT
-SPORTS REPORTER
PICKERING — The season nia,*
be over for the Pickering Panthers,
but the squad is already making
plans for the 1996-97 Metro Junior
A' Hockey League campaign.
The Panthers start the neli% season
in earnest with the club*s rookie
camp at the Pickering
Recreation Complex E
from Nlal� 6 t o 9.
Panthers' general
manager Ron
Blizzard expects
close to 90 voun�,
hopefuls to be put
throu,,Il their paces during the
ilirce-hour session,, each night.
The canip has been filled b� iniii-
tation oniv, "ith no %%alk -ons anionu,
those on the ice. notes Bh/iard. A,
is u%uallN the casc.10 to I �; of the
best and hrILhteNt aniong the rookle
pla,.crs uill he in%lted back to the
Panthers' main training camp at the
complex in nlid-August.
As for a post-inorterli of the 1995-
96 season. Panthers* wAner Michael
Bo,.er \l impressed Aith not on]\
the enthusiasm of the \olunicers sur -
0
P
needed for next year's Panthers to make playoffs
rounding the club, but with the
marked impro%ement of the leani in
general.
The squad finished out of tile
playoffs again this year. but earned a
respectable 32 points (fifth in the
league's East DI\Ision) in what %%as
essentially a rebuilding scason for
the Panthers. The t%vo prc\ious sea-
sons. the Panthers finished last in
their division ill I I and 22
p I
o nts. respecti\elN
At*s been very pos-
itive, \cry rewarding and
I it s been a lot of' fun."* says
BoNcr. took over the
,l\%nership of the club last Mli\.
*'We"re looking for%%ard 10 1111pro\-
ini! next year. Our goal is it) make
the plalloff's next %car. and I belle,lic
%%c can -,ct there as long as \\c con-
tinue to inipro\c the li,%a\ -,.%c have
been.**
The o\l gl\es full credit to
rookie G;Nl 1311/iard. alom-, \%Iih
head coach John Blackburn, assis-
tint coaches Kc\in Sto\cr and Stc\c
Chipper. assistant G,\ I J r e u,
Sinimerson and [lead scout CI I IT
Lon,-, tor aiming the club in the right
direction.
Boyer was also delighted with [lie
increased number of spectators at
each game. as well as the ch4b's abil-
itv to fortre a new link \l the
Pickering Hockey Association.
something [he Panthers plan It) con-
linue in 1990-97.
The Paniticrs annual _,olf lourna-
ment is set for the Sca(on Goll'Club.
Brock Road North, in Pickerino on
Sunday. NIa% 5. The lournc\ \vill
adopt a scramble format with ice -off
times froni I I a.m. to 2 p.m. FnIry
fee is SS5, ivhich includes a round (it
"off. a cart. a Panthers* gil't. pri/es
and a buffet dinner at 11apps
Restaurant in Pickering.
For more Information. call Bo\cr
Pontiac at S31-2093.
The hockc\ club -,vIII also he sell-
in'T the 1:\ct:uti\c Golf Guldc to
raise funds for the upcoming season.
'rhc hiok costs S00 and entities the
bu\ cr to a number o[discounts at 6 1
Ontario _,olf courses. includin,-, 110
free round,, of* gol f and 100 t%% o- for -
one offers.
The books are available at Boyer
Pontiac.
Pickering ball league makes pitch to firms
to help keep diamonds out of the rough
BN AL RIN ETT
PICKFRING The Pickcrine
Baseball Assl)ciation is lookin,! it) the
business community to lend it a hand
to keep its diamonds in tip-top condi-
tion this SeaSon.
Al cutback, to the Town of-
Pickerine affecting its abillt\ it) pa\,
for the upkeep of' baseball field,.. the
PBA has instituted an Adopt A
Diamond Program, a pilot
project \l aims to
form a partnership
bet\keen loll business-
es and the minor base -
t
ball organi/ation. notes
PBA fund-raiser Chris
**N'%*Ith all the cutbacks in funding
to the Town. \l realize our kids ha%c
needs and quite \% illing to do
the work it' we can get the funding
else,lix-here. The Town has been good
enou,,h to let us use its diamonds and
%c're thankful for that. But, If \l
going to use the diamonds, %l should
find a way to upgrade them our-
selves. -
"It's not fair to hit the To\An for
money, %hen the nione\ really lsn*t
a\ailable. adds PBA secretar\ Bets,*
Gummo\l
The PBA is hoping to attract local
companies to sponsor each of' its
three diamonds, including two at
Brock -Finch Park and one at
Centennial Park on Brock Road
North. Most of' the work has been
done at Kirkey Field, the main dia-
mond at Brock -Finch Park, but the
association is looking to sell 10
advertising signs on the fences at that
field.
Sponsorship will range from
$1,500 to $2,400 per diamond. The
amount of sponsorship can be spread
out over a three-year period. In
return, the company will receive a
large sign denoting its "adoption" of
the field prominently displayed at the
diamond.
All the work to upgrade the fields
will be carried out by PBA volunteers
who will donate their time and effort
4
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to%l the renovation and upkeep of'
the diamonds. The work "III include
the re-surfacine of the fields. minor
repa I irs. painting and general inainte-
nance of' the grounds.
**E%ervone (%Nithin the PBA) is
eurill and we hope that we can get
�hc -support %l need.'* sa�i Stephens.
The idea for the Adopt A Diamond
project. explains Stephens. came
I'll-tim :t similar prograin run by
bail orLani/ations in
hener/Watcrloo area
iaN pro\cd it) he suc-
for both the orvaril-
onis and the business
coinmunit\ there.
In the com-
ins-, month,,. Pickcrine businesses \l
be approached hN members of the
PBA fund-raising committee oil
explain the prograin, sa,.s Gummom.
Eiiierelt Bunisina. of the To\kn's
parks and recreation department. says
that althou,,h Town Council has
C�
trininied the budget III this area.
there's still enough funds to pro,.ide
for the upkeep of' the diamonds.
Ho\kc\er. the assistance by the PBA
is commendable.
"Any help oll can get in the
upkecp of the diamonds is a good
t1i We're certainh, not L!oing to
turn it dolllin," sa\s Buntsina,
While the partnership among, the
To\,% n. the PBA and the business corn-
muniv, isne\k for the upkeep ot'hase-
ball parks. Bunisnia notcs it's not an
entirely nc\, arrangement for the
TO\l PickeriniL, NlIn's Slo\l Pitch
pro% idc,., a certain amount of funds to
the Toilli each \ear tovard diamond
maintenance and capital . impro\ c -
merits to fields.
The PBA will again field both rep
and house lcaL!ue-lc%-el tearns, with
approxiniatel) 1.000 signed up it)
pla� In the 1996 season.
It' you or your business can help,
call Stephens at 509-9296.
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Adobe's Pagemaker and Corel are essentiai Our com
pany is a wholesaler for a large selection of products
distributed throughout North America
Please lax resumes to 905-427-7861
G;7neral General General' General
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ADAMS SERVICES
requires
CLASS AZ DRIVERS
2 yrs. exp.: l.C.C. Medical,
Police Clearance. Clean abstract.
Full/Part time.
Call Randy
430-2204
NO LAYOFFS!!
Dry goods distributor new to Oshawa has
30-40 orunings in all areas ot
bu.siness. Includino Salv�,, Marketing,
fill, elltor!i, ,ontrol, pick -tip. deli% cr.�,
entry le%el
genwnt
Call Michelle (905)728-0115
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STUDEN`j
9 $11.25 to start
1* S9.000 in scholarships available
• No experience necessary -
full training provided
• Full & part-time positions available
• No door-to-door or telemarketing
• Advancement & career
opporlunities
CALL NOW!
905-668-2176
EARN UP TO
S570. A WEEK
We neec people in make
jewelry inecklace. bracelel.
Pa,,lng) Jot available,
coast to coast from your
norre No experience
leeded Send a sell -ad-
dressed stamped envelope
to
Kevenchris Corp
991 Matheson
Blvd. E
Unit ii ref. #502.
Mississauga Ont.
L4W 2V3
HAIRSTYLisi 'eq,
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Adveli5e, requests
Nat adve,!;serS Check
their ad upon publication as
News Advertiser will not be
,qsvorlsiole tot more than
incorrect insertion and
llie,e shall be to liability for
," isi of any adver-
I �elnent LialolA 'or et�
,,),, in acts is limited tc file
amount pa i d lo, the space
occ�pying the error A"
c0p� :s subject to the ap
n , ot.al of management of
It ? "� e XV �eces-
an, Plone St,ands 666 News AI.w�ser $4,000 montli is attainable
I r tr n I r Al� I -i
MODELS
NEEDED
Female Ages
7-26
EARN EXTRA
INCOME
Travel to exciting
cities New York.
Paris Milan
Call for FREE
consultatior
1 430-5715 1
REQUIRED ' , -t i- 1- .
ju:' "IlIA-i lg comparl� as-
sociated with national re-
*ade,s. you must be de-
pendable. outgoing. pos,
!,ve Ea,n,nq of $3000-
OPPORTUNITY
For automotive aftermarket warranty Co You will
call on auto dealers to implement our used car war-
ranty program and maintain communications within
your district.
Opportunities exist in the following areas, Toronto
East"West Pickering, Kingston . Burlington
Niagara Guelph ' Windsor
Unlimited income pottential based on
performance. Car Essential
Call: Sales Manager
1-(905) 666-4190
Continental Warranty Corporation
114 Dundas St. E. Suite 210
Whitby, Ontario
LIN 2H7
550 PICK UP A%D PE L '.I P1
EXPERIENCED LAND-
V, t' l�t,A,Nd a;�C; .
S training provided ua a
must Call Zaman 428-2010
SCAPER l,- e -c 3 5�,
ounj lig areas SchZs.
At lNCOME
experience I r naro
businesses and libraries
going pe'so-a ly
,ncl so#, a,Jscave Mis,
Veti-cle e red 3'50
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Office
IWI
av e 0-v ers license and
S, kly Nc , ec
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Help
nr Strong oacl,, Do at!
essany Ca: A 28 7985
� exjpe�
-i Tor dollar paid to,
or Donna 43J T _1J
z!a,T :-e :7os,!,ons. ava
'Iracl work Call Dave at
Aotocad C- Vsual Basic
erce necessary. no door
:�nck-scapei% 668-2742
GIRLS WANTED FROM
IF you are married. single
EXPERIENCED cel,fied
O%TAi � - 19�
s,-Qlp parent divorced or
-
Z1-_-,-! A,-." �', _a'�
!0 compete in this year's
s eparated or divorced or I
3 1-' " t)usiness
'e n_ :'I- *"
13,00klir Free space it,
19% Toronto Pageants
- C'n
you are ever 45 and were
--AS' -A_ e, . in przes a recently la,d off you may
EAP% -c-ange Cal to, details scholarships. Call today I
lee-, 6'_ t-3519 800-36' 2125 e.1 240 quality 'o, Financial Assis
lance DIPCERT programs
seek, -oe� Ea- afl.,9 �Yor,g to -5 etc EXPERIENCED DJ'S HARD WORK -aximum
available Quark liastralor
MANAGER TRAINEE
International company needs candi-
dates for management training. Must
be aggressive. mature individuals
qualified to train as sales managers.
Earning opportunity to start S250. -
S300'r week with first year potential
S25.000�
723-3411 e.o.e.
X�. Ce -e
eq�,,ej v�! s a e!
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4't 635 2— Corde E 24
R- and o�'
ed", :r ay
Photo Shop Director
At lNCOME
6 *
& service work appropriate
going pe'so-a ly
o"s, Can, '1;7 per
Prem,er Access Accpac
Rel:: re,:_.
9E 295,
01377
live owl Ws�z �- . -,,
nr Strong oacl,, Do at!
l` -?ase �onitact Judy Smith
� exjpe�
,)�l 579 2911
concrete supplied. Sono
z!a,T :-e :7os,!,ons. ava
tude over 18 J' 'qquved
Aotocad C- Vsual Basic
erce necessary. no door
DADDYOS GRILL Ex
ELDON LIGHTING Sales
aoie Believl:e and Poll
Cal now 4040463ti -3
Un.X Novel Engineer
knoCk., no cold calling
Z1-_-,-! A,-." �', _a'�
F."', � " ! - �,i,l �ti
Hope areas 613 96.8
Floorin 9'
W,,dows N T S,ai Talk
Qua, tied leads provided
e, reajk'a-,* l
week -jsr t* seit motivate,
_6-
PHOTOGRAPHER , time,
pla�vdk-11--�
Power Poll! Word Exce,
Start at $1600 mo Earn up
�-ee, , a-
ex.-,,,*-:e� - le!a.i saes
-AILOR
. ela,-
Durham Business Conti
I-, $10000,mc car e-
an� &-�hu s.as,,c APPLY 1%
EXPERIENCED
'--
experience required by small
e, College 42- 311
qu,reo interviews on Mon
Brock Rcl
PERSON ONLI , 3,1 Ta. -to-
�4 �%" ;ianlec!
ou, P�wker�,g T_ Cell,
or, 'iie,,s�ori east end portrait
slidic Car necessal To at '
years experience, re.
'lay Only call 427, 91)�38
days, promotions, open -
R-_ V.,
,W-
L.:;ca* ), 7e 905 29'�
'arge an nt�,vew �aV, 905
nffj� IiAis�ll iii t!,,.
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ings, fund raisers Magic
and small business Pick up
special starting at $99 and
2,18 � , Fa. �k� 29- 0363
931-068' pe,ween p ,
-
and delivery available Call
WELDER
Must have minimum 5 yrs. experience.
Must be experienced in heavy plate weld-
ing. Should have valid CWB Ticket in
F.C.A.W. - GMAW and SMAW.
Apply to Sid Reinsma
P.R. Engineering Ltd.
249 Toronto Ave.
Oshawa Ont. Ll H 31C2
No phone calls please
AZ DRIVERS TEAM
HVAC
905-4�4-8'70
—idential & commer-
years expprience. clean
cial company, maintenance
J, vets ab%tracl. police
& service work appropriate
,learance, I G C qualified.
cerlificates required Full
,wrl meet U S immigration
little position 905-683
,equ,rements, Top rate�,
01377
C,)mprehersive benefits
:,,ickage. weekly pay
Hospital
l` -?ase �onitact Judy Smith
WITMedical Dental
,)�l 579 2911
concrete supplied. Sono
I EXPERIENCED R.N. required part-time
"ra, y a ead ,,j provider of
Compute, Irtera;" ledical evidence to the ir-
AUTOMOTIVE J086ER urance industry Daytime
T
COUNTER ivatiabdity Venipurcture
SALES PERSON ind assessment skills es -
"'r pr",;r�ss ential Fax and word -pro
'e 1. essing desirable Please
,� - Fia
d
-a based location end resume to File 9617
;ellent r-muneratior. fshawa`Wh,Tpy This Week
and benefits '0 Box 481 Oshawa, ON
Ij resume to H 71-5
triond St E Box 318
Oshawa. Ontario Daycare
LIG 7c- U.TiuWanted
Or phone 721-8754
M —
. AND AIP AVE-iN LI.EOUT ex -
ring s, per - Nanny Wa-ed
lu"ea Musr h ave to, 3 Boys ages 8 5 2
ricilnon.ng Ga s 2 o, am to 6 pm over nights re
0 P Cer*.,f,cal Clea, QUTred. dinner prep Dnv-
v,ng recorri gl�,d uene ef's License A Must Please
I Fax resume to 905 Call Ajax '+c51,42? 7453
3-0817
B=14L% & PROFMONX
D I R E C T 0 R Y1
Ws always best to lmow viho you9re dealing with. And these local
people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! all 4 UQ,
IN
10 Mxwl 10,11
M:pr:ov:e, Me House House
Painil MOVI Moving &
nts lm Improvements P �g & OM Storage
Improverne provernents Handyman ar Cleaning Cleaning
11011111 F IN, 0 M11 Decorating FT M Storage r.
"MIS'ER �HEAP" H�lne F & M HOME RENOVA- MISTER POST HOLE MAN WITH ;,:,r, Ir.c- ALL i - ..,;
...... TIONS -.a ::,Js! roles Sen,-- , _, ,i Fair & ea "pering interloirlexle-
, of
,a. apa1ments addl!-Qns. a,;1,!-orS rec rooms. posts in concrete We wit, sonable prices 571-47W rior stucco carding. genera,
eel cory"Wors p,�:es repa,rS top quality work
tences decks elz: L,. fliii decks roofing call , I --- I
.-ensed to, ove, 2^ years 905 4201 1 or
al, 8,13-898'
,ee evi-a!e ca rn-e
FOR � types of carpentry
905-4�4-8'70
ments b,,Ck-block & chim-
:.a-, rs rec roOrns ga-
BASEMENTS
oamlooms.
ragers OeCKI 'InCeS doors
-,
Photos references upon
trim etc Civa ?y ill
ca",._r-I : �_
Z, I ceramic
F free esi.mat- _dIi
snic or
tiles orywal
cloorc-lill.ndolils
pa�,;�ng
instala or,
p
?rlms baseboa,cls cieco-
terni brick, �,'�oClill -01
crele firept cr..�-ti
Free Estimates '2-2310 c,
BUDGET HOME
VAPROVEMENrS
Basement Apis
Rec-ocims plumbing
Additions electrical
drywall decks
ceramic filing &
counter tops
15 yrs Exp
call Mano
(905) 619-4663.
cel. (416) 560-4663
DELZOTTO
FENCING
Decks chain link. 'iron
drilled holes. set posts
For Free Estimates
call Steve
(905) 509-5077
Mobile (416909-
6456
GCB
CONSTRUCTION
Ir
repairs, renovations
and construction Fast
and clean profession-
al work guaranleeci
Craig, 686-1913
RENOVATIONS
BY WLEAVER
Additions second stories.
finished I)Smls path -
rooms, decks, tile wood
floors, doors & windows.
guaranteed and relable
call walter
(905)428-2145
J.S. ARMSTRONG DIE
INC. Specializing in custom
homes. additions. renova-
tions, rec; rooms and base-
ment apartments Residential
and commercial Serving
Durham Region for over 15
yrs Free consultation Cat
Jeff 905428-5706.
a' - -)Oms
MCKS
(W5)
06-5211
,,,asonabie rates 20'.
-��n.ors discount 404-
9669
HELP VE RHONDAS
ILcorating sev.
,ces and Fallingbrook Car-
pet offer everything to corn-
p,ele your home Carpet
panting wallpaper drapes
and blind$ impeccable
wc,rk car t and vin I a:
. - Y
�scourt prices Call for
_)nsullation or free es-
ffemn Plumbing *,mate 655-4483
PAINTING& NALLPAPER
'! Ex! Over 20 its exp
AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER Top quality work �w prices
a�a..ar,w Ail you, plum:1,mg guaranteed Drywal� taping.
=Complete renovations plaster repairs Seniors
1iteed oweSl prices' discount. Free estimates
No job too small" Senior Clean and courteous 905 -
discount. (905).432-2913 434-1051
DOUG CLARK PLU11j
ROOM TO
IMPROVE
RotimWinish"
Carpentry
Interior & Exterior
Painting
Ceramic Tiles
repairsill, installation
Drywall if laping
call Scott
(905)655-3100
I . P . a Cn,.0v, C -
DAN - 61113-71)(09 DISPOSAL cializing in new conStruC-
RENOVATIONS Fences.
lion, biue-print assess -
Decks Carpentry rooting
ments b,,Ck-block & chim-
Demolitions clean outs odd
neys. all general repairs All
jobs.
workmanship guaranteed
DUCTWORK installed
Photos references upon
moved. relocaled Exceltnt
request Free est , mates
rates Free estimates E ec-
Cal, i9l 579-3811
trostabc air cleaners hu-
midifers Big, Small jobs
P.H.P.S (post holes i posts
Call Paul 428-0295
get) Post ricles drilled all
Commercial or resicentia!
concrete supplied. Sono
... I.,, ... tile special- tubes installed. Bobcat SIGON Construction Lid
ist, will renovate your 0al Services. available Cedar &
room, or kitchen walls. lumber All serving Durham Region for
as pressure treated 19 yrs Additions. sundecks
well as floor tiles Good ref- work guaranteed Serving patio doors, windows rec
erences and satisfaction Durham tot 12 years Access rooms. flagstone. free esti-
guaranteed. For free esti- code 404-8036/wail for the mates 905-576-5760
mates call 0. Dykstra 725- dial [one Dial j905) 349-3636
4913
ING. Licensed and in-
sured, repairs and aitefa-
tions, new bathrooms and
renovations, pump sales
and service free estimates.
686-5172 24 hirs
LOW Prices. quality serv-
ice Plumbing repairs. en -
ovations. diriaim-cearing,
installation of gaslelecirical
appliances. water filtration
systems, pressure -wash
aluminum -siding. eaves -
troughs. Call The Plumbing
Doctor 571-7586 or 1-800-
814-7014
B.G. PLUMBING
repairs. alterations,
ri il%ork. gas in-
mallatioll and
drains.
Vi %kcll punips
and %er% ice.
('all Bob
416-%9-"74
"54p86-2959
Pro Master Painters
since 1965
IntenclVextenor
painbrKypapenng
quality craftsmani
no oblKolort estimates
references at request
(905)615-9630
TMS PAINTING
& DECOR
Interior & Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, clean,
reliable service.
420-0081
Experienced
Cross Movers
Bargain rates. homes,
offices, apt., etc.
Piano moving.
Packing available.
423-02394311
286-5513
GA AULIND
MAID SERVICES
SPRING SPECIAL
FREE Clearll)g W !" 'COOK ngS of weekly &
bi-weecy services. Inquire for cletaiis
Caring for your home with personalized
and professional service for over a decade,
(Fully bonded and rsurtedil
683-7515
Gardening & "Al Gardening &
Land M0.1 Landscaping
ani -e or
Move big or small, we price ah
them 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, resi-
dential, commercial. All
types of moves Call Carl or
Jane 427-2856
MICHALSKI MOVING
houses, apartments, offices
appliances and piano spe
SERWIDE
One Maid for your
choice of Cleaning
Specializing in quality
not quart
Insured & Bonded
905-619-SM2
Saturday service available
GREENTHUMS top soil.
Cedar mulch, cedar hedg-
es. fences, decks, interlock-
ing brick. Spring special on
Now! Call 1-800-760-1058,
HANDYMAN -11 jobs Jawn
cutting. window cleaning,
deck & fence repairs, paint-
ing, trash removal. Just ask if
you need anything else.
Seniors Discounts, free esti-
mates 686-3145
and all occassions. Have
my own magician. Call Er-
nie 668-4932
ciRd"ekson"kii, -
On Naft Ud Ell Fm Pailil
REASONABLE RATES 1 905-471-5331
for grass cutting, spring
clean ups painlin
cialists Sf cleaning. I Seniors a e a AX, Financial
month . discounts
Vyet*l
Lawn Mower
free estimates. Call lvlar�
TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA
MOUNTAIN
House
Also tree stump removal.
MOVING SYSTEMS
room Cleaning
ao% DISCOUNT FOR SENIORS.
0
E: D
We will move anylhirg
S
AVOID SPRINGjRUSH
anyv"re anytime
call Dave 831-7055
Commercial or resicentia!
MATURE students in Pick -
Packaging. storage and boxes
Senior &
ering offering house -keep-
GREENTHUMS Total Pro: Pari
available md monit,
ingtchild-care services Ex-
party Maintenance Pro
u.soDurts Free estimaies
perienced and dedicated
grams $1,
from 975 Sevices
571 -0755
with open hour schedules
month. lawn care. 5 tep to -
s P%r
gams from $119 00 per year. RA1313ITwants work doing
Floorin 9'
References avai able. Call
.11 11.1 n, .
11 1-BW760-1058 magic for children's parties
ani -e or
Move big or small, we price ah
them 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, resi-
dential, commercial. All
types of moves Call Carl or
Jane 427-2856
MICHALSKI MOVING
houses, apartments, offices
appliances and piano spe
SERWIDE
One Maid for your
choice of Cleaning
Specializing in quality
not quart
Insured & Bonded
905-619-SM2
Saturday service available
GREENTHUMS top soil.
Cedar mulch, cedar hedg-
es. fences, decks, interlock-
ing brick. Spring special on
Now! Call 1-800-760-1058,
HANDYMAN -11 jobs Jawn
cutting. window cleaning,
deck & fence repairs, paint-
ing, trash removal. Just ask if
you need anything else.
Seniors Discounts, free esti-
mates 686-3145
and all occassions. Have
my own magician. Call Er-
nie 668-4932
ciRd"ekson"kii, -
On Naft Ud Ell Fm Pailil
REASONABLE RATES 1 905-471-5331
for grass cutting, spring
clean ups painlin
cialists Sf cleaning. I Seniors a e a AX, Financial
month . discounts
Vyet*l
Lawn Mower
free estimates. Call lvlar�
0 0 Directory
insured Free estimates
Repair
905-571-023(
Moving &
Excellent service Call 436 -
Storage
7795
Party
FREE E -FILING refunds
LAWNMOWERS Tune-
'sharpen
Services
within 2 wks. Get your re -
Floorin 9'
up. oil change,
turn prepared by a profes-
AJAX Moving Systems 'u
blade, only S35 + parts
sional accountant. Corpo-
services, rn� nce
Dves ,p"
Carpeting
(Pick - up/delivery from Pick,
MAGICIAN, clown friends,
rate tax & business ac -
and piano specialists Flat
hourly We
ering to Bowmanville S500
ready to entertain for any
counting services available.
Judy Kuksis C,G,A
rate of now
have heated storage units
CARPET Installations - 25
charge. OshawalWh,tby
age. any occasion Birth.
(905)420-2081
Now offering free boxes
years experience, re.
free") NORTH STAR
days, promotions, open -
TAX RETURNS - Personal
with move Park and load
strelching. our speciality
SMALL ENGINE SHOP
ings, fund raisers Magic
and small business Pick up
special starting at $99 and
Free estimates D 8 N
905 7282716
shows are tun' Lettuce
and delivery available Call
up, Call for information,
Duncan 987 1799 or 987
help 839 7057 or 7211
905-681
725-0005 or 427-0005
1800
8334
of
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE NOTICE
Acting in our capacity as Auctioneer & Liquidator under instructions received, we will sell by:
*INVENTORY DISPOSAL*
*PRIVATE COLLECTIONS*
*ART GALLERY STOCKS*
*COMPUTERS*
*COLLECTIBLES*
*FURNITURE*
*SPORTS MEMORABILIA*
*150 L.E. PRINTS*
Pug LI C
AUCTION
HELD AT: DATE:
THE HOLIDAY INN FRI. EVE. APRIL 26
OSHAWA AT 7:00 RM.
1011 BLOOR ST. E. (PREVIEW 6:00 P.M.)
(HARMONY & BLOOR)
OVER 800 ITEMS TO BE OFFERED
NO BUYERS FEES OR SURCHARGES
Extensive collection of Wooden furniture in Carved Mahogany & Oak. Accent items. Oriental
Lacquer Furniture, Mirrors, Consoles, Desks. China Cabinet. Dining set. Decorator & unusual
one of a kind collectibles by KOSTA BODA, SWAROVSKI. Royal Dux. DOULTON, HUMMEL,
Precious moments, Goebel. Kaiser, Belcari. Schmidt, & more. Jewellery. Coins, Watches,
Diamond rings, Tiffany style lamps, "Perkin Hammer 1803" Samuari Swords. Wrought iron
Decor pts., Collector Dolls & Raikes Bears. Foyer & Decor Mirrors, Delft & Bavaria Plates.
Wood Carvings. Bronze Statuary, Disney Figures. Cherished teddies, Cotton Afghans. Santas,
Satsuma Porcelain, Chezk. Crystal. Digital Micro recorders. Over 150 Limited edition prints.
Canvas decors. panels, seriagraphs. by well known artists: A.J. Casson. Bateman, Romance,
Lumbers, Tait. A.Y. Jackson. Casey. Whitman. Thompson, CHRISTINE MARSHALL ART
PORTFOLIO wi rare prints & more...
486-586 Computers. Panasonic Fax Machine. Designer phones. Printer. etc.
FREE DRAW AT SALE CONCLUSION
terms: Cash. Visa. Mc. as per posted & announced at sale. Additions & Deletions apply.
Early Registration at 6:OOpm. Limited seats to first 100 registered. Arrive early...
PROFFS SION :\I. AI'(-TIONE:ERS
AUCTION
of a Large Collection of
Antiques and
Collectables.
Primitives etc.
Sat. April 27th at
WARNERS
AUCTION HALL
Hwy 2 Colborne
Including Country and
Formal Ant. and Vic-
torian pcs , Pottery &
Crocks. Advertising
pcs.. Collection Old
Toys, Dishes. China.
Glassware Trunks,
Boxes. Tins. Cup-
boards. etc. all to be
sold with No Re-
serves. Partial List In-
cludes, Oak Armoir
with Paneled Mirror
Door. Ant. Dresser
with Matching Chest.
1,4 cut Oak Side
Board with Low Mir-
rored Back. Wicker
Sewing Basket. Ant
Rockers. Ant Chairs,
Ant Tables. Victorian
Settee & Matching
Chair, Morriss Chair,
Selection Small Ta-
bles, Wash -stands.
Good Selection Fur-
niture all Painted
Needing Refinishing
Some all Original in
Excellent Condition,
Small Cupboards.
Crocks. Old Tools.
Collection old Toys.
Collection English
Porcelain pcs., Figur-
ines etc., Collection
Glass & China pcs.,
Moorecroft, Ruby
Glass, Crystal, Selec-
tion Old Pictures &
Frames, Oil Lamps,
Silver, Brass & Cast
pcs., Blanket Boxes,
Old Photo Album, Set
4 P.B. Chairs and
Countless Miscal Ant.
& Collectables, Large
Sale Starting at 10:00
a.m. Everything Sells
No Reserves.
TERMS: Visa, M.C.,
Interac, Cash or
cheque with I.D. _
Gary a Bill
Warner
Auctioneers
(905)355-2106
AUCTION SALE OF
ANTIQUES
COLLECTIBLES &
HOUSEHOLO EFFECTS.
SAT.. APR. 2711 A.M. IN
THE COMMUNITY OF
BROUGHAM
rn the 401 ext at
Urr,;k Rd.. go north le
r•wy 7, turn west for 1,
4 mi Watch for Signs.
-hes weeks features,
t ++r'd painted Victor -
„i•, style armoire (Ex)
4 cut oak, 3 pc. din-
er 2 jam cupboards.
oak washstand, other
washstands, blanket
boxes. empire dress -
r with mirror, several
press back rocker, old
advertising tin cooler,
ad advertising boxes.
v,ntage photographic
ey,.ipment camera
and lens, old 8 mm
protector, art deco
take line junior pro-
Iuctors (view Master
with viewing screen,
cud Walt Disney
sides Barometer.
Victorian chest, ad
trass and copper.
vintage light collec-
tior, gingerbread
clocks. old tins, A
huge supply of glass
and china steins, slat
and peppers. old
crocks. royal Albert
mugs. Ainsly part
service. Large cobalt
vase (old) cobalt can-
dle stick, cobalt per-
fume bottle, wedge
wood demitasse cups
and saucers. figur-
ines, banquet lamp
with hurricane shade,
rouge flambe pottery,
lamogne cream jug,
china, porcelain, a
large supply of 1940's
and 50's piece in
original boxes. This is
a large sale. viewing
starts at 10 a.m.
morning of the sale.
BROCK & SEVEN
AUCTIONS
PHONE
(416) 755-7470
For details. Also
accepting
consignments for
upcoming sale.
SELL IT NOW
CALL
576-9335
OR 798-7672
10 "cam::,
AUCTION SALE
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTER
NEWTONVILLE.
APRIL 25TH.
THURSDAY. 6 PM.
Selling the contents
tr-:rn two Port Hope
es. fridge, stove.
washer, dryer. freez-
e, 3 hp
prude outboard.
:re sers, chests, ce-
ta• chest, occasional
otitis. lamps.
.h.::ves, air condition-
er picnic tables. park
bench. badge set, oil
r ps, forge stand.
a-,sware. kitchen -
.are, dishes, china.
air ques. collectibles.
x•.msion ladders.
ro : s, jacks. garden
., ,,.ipments, spray-
er, wheel barrel,
power tools. and lots
more. Thursday night
au,aro0 6 p m Terms
Cash. approved
chi:que. visa. Interac
AUCTIONEER
FRANK STAPLETON
(905) 786-2244
416-298-1762
AUCTION SALE SAT.
APRIL 27TH/96.5 P.M.
PETHICK AUCTION
BARN. 2498 CONC. RD.
t8 BOWMANVILLE
(HAYDON)
This week we have to
he sold a age variety
1 antique & modern
n ture, collectable
& china. lawn &
;a• len equipment.
t.<. ', Ltd Edition art&
+” y other interest -
re) & unusual items.
Large sale. Viewing
from 4 p_m. Terms are
Cash. Visa, MC or
Debit Card For more
tail (905) 263-
4252. Sale man-
aged and sold by
Garry K. Powell
Auctions, Apprai-
sals & Liquidations
S,•r ng sale dates
a.a iable, Your place
urs
FAX YOUR ADS
579-2238
AUCTION SALE
SAT. APRIL 27 - 10:00 A.M.
Auction Sale of Farm Machinery, Antique Trac-
tors. Antiques & Memorabilia for the ESTATE
OF EARL TOMS of Stouttville located at
*11882 Hwy. *4B. one km. south of Stouffdle
Sdrd. or north ot Markham. Watch for signs.
FARM MACHINERY: Int . *3388 tractor 2 & 2
diesel 4 x 4 cab 1550 hrs.CHI 535 diesel tractor
(1 dr., bucket, 1100 hrs. like new), MF 255 diesel
tractor 18.4 x26 tires 2400 hrs. CHI 24 ft. cult. 22'
dbl. disc CHI 7500 vari-width 5 furrow plow (like
new), Gillmore Targe corn grain dryer. 18.4 x 38
duals, J.D. 7000 corn planter, indust. trailer, plus
more.
ANT. TRACTORS & STATIONARY EN-
GINES; M.H. 444 diesel tractor, Massey *20 row
crop tractor, J.D. AR styled tractor hyd., Oliver *70
tractor tippy toe steel wheels, M.H. 102 Jr. rebuilt.
qty. stationary & ant. gas engines, 1970 Ford
Louisville truck, 1965 Dodge 500 stake truck,
1967 Chev. 1 ton truck, plus more.
ANT. FARM MACHINERY: Int. cream separator,
potatoe cutter & plow. db. trees, neck yokes,
horse harness, turnip drills, ant. plows fanning
mill, T. Eaton cream separator, Blacksmith Vice &
related tools, 150 Ib. anvil, plus much more.
ANTIQUES. CAST IRON SEATS & MEMO-
RABILIA: David Maxwell & Sons churn, ant.
McCormick Deering signs. Ant. Cockshutt tin
signs, B/A signs & memorabilia, oil cans , Ig. din-
ner bell , qty. railroad memorabilia, & tools, qty.
case iron seats, Ig. Royal Albert china -barrel. ant.
wooded water pump, ox yoke, brass governor,
lime keeper's cabinet, rope maker, grain cradle &
rake, cast iron sap kettle, crocks, steam eng.
whistle. plus much much more. NOTE; The late
Mr. Toms had a passion for old memorabilia. col-
lectables & engines. Huge Sale - 2 Auctioneers.
Newer machinery at 11 a.m. TERMS: Cash or
good known cheque only.
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
(Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.)
Sunderland 1-705- 357-2185
Toll Free 1-800- 654-4647
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
Antiques. Collectables &
Household Effects SUN.
APRIL 287)1. 10:30 A.M.
(Viewing 9:30)
'a-+ :Gregor s Auction
-+ 182 Wellington
Bowmanvdle Take
to Waverly Rd
"•,'-'111 to *2, East to
5.',gog St & North.
ow Auction & Wow
mart Signs Sundays
A • tion teatures a
entity selection et ar-
r. ,its from the past to
sent. including es-
•,ite contents from a
Dnto apartment.
a•tal list includes
^ ria cabinet. excep-
• -al Jacques &
Haves loveseat, mod -
couches. wash -
,:,+ids. cupboards.
eeessers & chest of
:ra wets. beds, desks.
-e):. tables (pine.
pa -our, kitchen etc )
gramaphone, mu-
s.,, collectabies. (old
78 books piano
'o is etc.), ste'eo. TV.
indge, stove, air con-
ditioner. lawnmower
cd outboard motors
40 hp ). plus glass &
:nina Auction
features articles for
one & all with many
hidden treasures still
to be unpacked. Can
tor all your auction
needs. Your place or
ours.
MacGREGOR AUCTION
SERVICES
Mike MacGregor
905-987-5402
905-987-3664
SAT., MAY 11,
11 A.M.
Public Auto Auction at
Peterborough Auction
Center on Hwy *7 2
mi. east of Peterbor-
ough. Now accepting
consignments of cars,
trucks, van, 4 x 4 's,
RV's, boats, riding
lawn mowers. Con-
sign early to be listed
in ads. Expecting ap-
prox. 40 vehicles Let
us sell your car. Call
now
ORVAL MCLEAN
AUCTIONS
PETERBOROUGH
745.5007 OR
1.800.461.6499
ORVAL & BARRY
MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
650
Auctions
CORNEIL'S
AUCTION BARN
Friday, April 26
at 5:30 pm
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
Contents of a Lindsay
Home Plus Others
Antique Settee & Plat-
form Rocker. Refin-
ished, Oak Wall Tele-
phone. 4 Captains
Chairs with Original
Stencil in Good Con-
dition, 4 Fan Back
Chairs. Mahogany
Musk Cabinet, Wal-
nut Magazine Rack
Par'our Stove, Plat-
'Lrm Rocker, Railroad
Lanterns. Modern
Dressers & Chest of
Drawers. Chrome
r[irrhen Suite. Apart-
ment size Washer &
D•ver, 12 cu. ft.
Freezer, Brass Bed.
aarlour Tables, Re-
finished Washstand.
Tlatnut Dining Chairs.
='•,rtabie TV Bed
esterheld. 3 ft.
:1', )d Lathe. Makita
Cut Off Saw. 6 in
P -+'ter. Homelite
2:!',0 Watt Generator.
0'; Sockets.
//'enr:hes. Hand &
P'.,ver Tools, Ginger
3' ':r Bottles. plus a
China. Glass.
isehold & Collect -
t.,• items
Don & Greg
Corneil
Auctioneers
R.R. *1 Little
Britain
(705)786-2183
AUCTION
Thurs. April 25.
6 p.m. at
WARNER'S
AUCTION HALL.
Hwy 2. Colborne.
iellmy :ontents :1 o -
:al home, Plus Start -
ng at 600 p.m. We
•cave Starting Outside
Several Lawn Mow-
ers. Chain Link
Fence. Other Ron
Fences. Several Rolls
Snow Fence. 2 Truck
Caps. Set Tractor
Chains, Several
Bikes BBQ. Ladders
etc . Several Bikes
Refrigerated Shcw
Case Cooler Plus Mis-
cal Articles. NOTE All
these Articles Will Be
Sold at 600 p m
Sharp. NO Reserves
Be Here On Time If
Interested. Lots ot
Good Articles. Imme-
diately Following In-
side Alm 2 Dr. FF
Fridge, Alm Dish-
washer Hardly Ever
Used, 30' Stove. Gas
Dryer. Microwave
Oven. Tandy Corn-
puter with Printer.
Pine Cannonball Lge
4 Poster Bed. Love
Seat & Matching
Chair, 100 Watt Ster-
eo with Speakers.
Good Bed Sofa, Sola
& Chair set- Recliner
Chair, Swivel Rocker.
Dressers and Chests
of Drawers, Tables
and Chairs, Coffee &
End Tables, Exercise
Bike & Ski Machine,
Dishes. Lamps, Pic-
tures, 12 x 35' Indoor/
Outdoor Carpeting,
Small Antique and
Collectible pcs., Lge.
Quantity Nice Collec-
tor Plates with Origi-
nal Boxes. Household
articles etc., and Mis-
cal articles in this sale.
No Reserves. Visa,
M.C. Intern, Cash or
Cheque with I.D.
Gary & Bill Warner
Auctioneers
(905)355-2106.
Please read your
classified ad on the first day of publication as
we cannot be responsible for more than one
insertion in the event of an error.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED.. APRIL 23. 1996 -PAGE 35-A
ESTATE AUCTION SAT.,
APRIL 27, 6 P.M. AT
MYLES KING
AUCTION HALL,
33 HALL ST. OSHAWA
Antique and modern
furniture. plus auto-
mobile. 9 pce. dining
room suite, chester-
field suite (new)
wooden table and 4
chairs, 3 pc bedroom
suite. chest of draw-
ers. dressers. vanity.
Dansk teak furniture,
love seat. two side
chairs. two teak
benches. wardrobe.
cedar chest, rocking
char, riding lawn
mower, antique cen-
ter tables. 4 signed
and numbered prints.
lamps. trunks
ar ;0quantity of an -
linen dishes and
• a. 1979 Lincoln
tinental. Cartier
on. 146.000 kil
• ,nal mileage. cer-
e'f. loaded. Large
,a:.;, plan to attend All
signments wel-
me, terms cash.
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
725-5751
AUCTION SALE
FARM AND
IRRIGATION
EQUIP.
Sat. May 4. at 11
a.m. Property of
Mr. Tom King. Can-
nington. 2 miles
North of Canning -
ton. side Rd. *34,
2 miles E. of *12
Hwy. on 14 conn.
of Brock or Simcoe
St. N.. 2 conn N. of
Cannington turn-
off. 14th line. See
auction signs
' -lel 245. 1100 hrs
P. abed front end
:er, ex condition.
16 hop tractor.
cape snowblower.
48' mower 11 n .
0 Tandem Disc.
new) New Hol -
+•'i Haybne, side
very rake and
:liner Baler. Mas-
•, 7 ft PTO mower,
: , •r stooker rnd
: ,,e fork ^ay eleva-
J D s 't. hitch.
t planter with fer-
' : •rr art 3 row corn
ker and shelter. 2
�w plough cultiva-
• broadcaster (hop -
style and manure
. ' eader. all depth
seed seed drill, grain
a _n:er. feeder 25 rnd
to es Hay and tire-
wocd
REG'D ARABIAN
HORSE and equip -
tancy jogging cart like
new antique single
cutter. sloop sleds.
harness and bridles.
saddle.
IRRIGATION
EQUIP - Approxi.
2700 ft 4 wade and
sure and rain sprin-
kler, pipes and sprin-
klers, 4 and 5 - sure
rane hydrants and
Valves 425 - 6 p.m. ir-
rigation pump. 4 cyl.
red. real gas motor,
on wheels. Holland 2
row trans. plante3 pt.
h. 2 row scuffler, with
dresser, att.. 1000 gal
water tank, on trader.
jr. seeder, stapler,
Clark elec. tow motor.
2,300 ft. 5" main line
Pipe -
APPLIANCES - Mof-
fat 3 dr. almond fridge
and stove, freezer,
misc. tools and
household goods, inc.
chesterfield chairs,
stereo, desk and
chair.
Rain dales May 11/96
at 11 a.m. All equip. in
excellent condition.
Terms Cash or good
cheque. no reserve.
MYLES KING
AUCTIONEER
1-905-725-5751 OR
1-905-723-0501
AUCTION
NOTICE
LISTINGS
Garrlgiop'asidr
gll42615
CALL
SAT. APRIL 27
10 A.M
,•m Mach her/ ve-
hir :e RY boat auction
a' 0.rval McLean Auc-
Center Lindsay.
h accepting con-
;•'ments of farm
--•+chinery tractors.
.+•s, trucks 4 x 4s
mc'-,• homes,
• traders traders.
L -.its. ndrng lawn
vers. shop. wood -
r. ,king equipments.
hand and power Tools.
Massey 165 tractor
.. loader and multi
:•er for 8N tractor.
nditioned Ford
tractor. riding lawn
::tor. with snow-
. -wer 5 hp chopper'
• -Adder , selling un -
instructions from
nancial institution
Pont Tempest.
94 Chry Intrepid.
Chev Corsica. 93
▪ -1 Aerostar van, 92
• :s Royale LS. 92
• :k Lesabre Ltd 92
' dge Spirit. 92 Merc
,n Marquis. 92
• 1 Taurus. 91 GMC
_,,'.in ext van. load-
: 91 Buick Lesabre
91 Chev Lumr
91 Merc Topaz L.
• Chry Dynasty 90
• :ge Spirit. 90 Pont
-isport van, load-
90 Ford F250
- p 4 x 4 with plow,
Voyager van, 89
F.)r t Bonneville. 89
t Sunbird GT. 89
`,1er: Topaz. 88 Chev
C. rsica 88 Pty Sun-
;arce. 87 Jeep Wag-
goner ltd 4 x 4 . Load-
ed 86 Tercel 4 x 4
wagon. 84 Chry Le -
Laron. 83 Dodge
pickup. 11 ' fiberglass
fishing boat w 5 hp
outboard. slide in
camper, roto tiller.
gravely and attach-
ments, master craft
10 hp snow blower.
metal lathe with 10 '
bed, 2 hp shaper
(new) small drill
press, excellent
Craftsman 10" radial
arm saw, craftsman
belt and disk sander.
Busy Bee 15 ' scroll
saw, Delta 8 1'4" table
saw, new counter
tops New tools, pro
link 9000 hand held
engine scanner, 100
used tires, 1987 Jeep
YJ Laredo, 85 GMC
Vandura conversion
van, 3/4 hp air com-
pressor, radial arm
saw, industrial belt
sander, 12 hp riding
lawn mower. Partial
list. CaII now to con-
sign,
MCLEAN AUCTIONEER
(705) 324.2783
LINDSAY OR
1 -800-461.6499
To list your sale on
site or at our barn.
Orval and Barry
McLean Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE
TOOLS and EQUIPMENT
PRIVATE CONTRAC-
TOR. MUST SELL
AT RESIDENCE
235 HWY. *7.
UXBRIDGE
1 114 KM. east of
Durham 23.
SAT. APR. 27. 11 A.M.
Preview 9:30 a.m.
"COLS & EG'.;•P
ENT Ccmrner; a,
ters. 24 11. exten-
n. 3 ft step. assort
., ter bits (carbide
hand chisels. 10
snow blower
'.' istercratt). 12 hp.
.n tractor (Yard -
garden trader.
gal wood spray-
elec pump & trail -
5 hp tiller. land-
iae trailer. 3.500 Ib
6' x 12' bed. re-
: -nation recover &
aim unit ,oz say•
oxy aCy welding
oleo weight scale.
-• , violet teak detec-
Rtg,d alumrn
w' acnes. solar bran-
. • t 8'x36 2 stage
, pump. Robinair
:. d gauges (retrig-
••.a100): sewage
p & tank 1'3 hp
• pump & tank as -
ted woodw r• ng
.+nit tools assorted
•- geration & heat-
; controls & parts:
,rnmer drill (Black &
:ker) 1 2" hammer
•,.: (Boscttel asst of
Sawsall: wormdnve
n.ack & Decker). belt
se der iCrattsman),
r•ar 1 sander (Skill
eita,:hi 1.2- router: Skil
o emercial laminate
t',mmer: dovetail pg,
asst, vises. cordless
do (Makda Snap-
On rackets & sockets
Ig tool chest on roll-
ers assort. wrenches:
assort. pneumatic
tools, assort. sharp-
ening tools: drill press
5.8' floor model; drum
sand kit: 6' jointer; 48"
Coronet lathe c'w oak
stand: 5 hp. gas pres-
sure washer: 2 112 ton
hyd. floor jack: 1 1/2
hoist (chain); 14"
chain saw. gas; ELU
bisc. jointer; ELU com-
pound mitre saw with
extension: lathe tools:
bar & pipe clamps.
MISC. FURNITURE
Swimming pool pump
& filter unit; air tight
stove: Weed Eater
gas powered trimmer:
shot gun Winchester
2200; .22 cal. Moss -
berg with cope, air
pistol (CO2): fish tank,
complete, 35 gas; as-
sortment oak trim &
boards: 150 lengths
construction grade
2X4, 1.000 bd. ft. of
pine siding. TOO
MANY ITEMS TO
LIST. Terms: Cash or
cheque with proper
ID.
AUCTIONEER
PAUL BREMNER
905-294-1104
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165
Daycare
Available
CHILD-CARE b1 2 care
givers days. evenings
Newborn - up Meals. re-
ceipts. reterences Near
Pickering GO Call 420-
3054
CHILDCARE
Available in non smoking
environment. Nutnt,ona:
:unCtleS and snacks Any
a)e welcome. References
available. Please Call
686-0959
DELANEY AND WEST
NEY a•ea Daycare ova'
ab e - my home. any age.
hot lunches and snacks
Telephone 686-3989
EXPERIENCED PER-
SON actvi'ies children ci
an, age 5100 per week
Located Brock Rd. and
Hwy 2 683-5653 -
RELIABLE 7abysdter, ex-
pe�ie^cep: very affordable
ratesin my home new-
borns & toddlers Referenc-
es evil cal', Joan at 686-
9064
YOU are invited to an
OPEN HOUSE at UM
BRELLA'S ONCE-UPON-A-
TYME CHILDCARE. 2'55
Brock Rd Pickering 905-
428-3015 Fr Apr 26 6 30-
8prs & Sat Apr27 11-2orr,
205
Firewood
SKIDS s r aiiets for tire-
*. ^a'dwood 8 soft
wood mixedpre cut 0 Cro-
ke^. deiivery available.
large & small loads Limited
time cher call (905)430-
913
210
Flea
Market
ACCESSORIES ' r is
:C-01, new
pump 5175. tater. $75
ladder 525 blanket 520 or
best otler Call 4'6',566-
7'54 Or 104 tree pager
4'6-550 1404
FRIDGE •c• sae 5200.
vele gond conarhon. idea,
for rec room or Cottage
42.-1822
OLD TORO-awrmowe•
good w„r\'^g condihon.
560 Men's I;, spa bike.
good conoihon. 550 call
509-3581 atter 6
SOFA AND LOVE SEAT se
new U .xl..- ask' g 55X ' ,.
born �x:5 839-8890
220
Articles
for Sale
3PC sectional sofa 5350
queer size box spnng mat
tress 5250. kitchen table &
chairs 565 3 dressers S55
5135 baby carseat 525.
desk 565. 26' colour TV
$'85 tndge 5150. 4 oak
cha,rsgtass table 5135 re-
cliner $50 Many other
items (905)697-3532
ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS
Living 'oom and ral. taG.eS
oak pedestal kitchen table.
dining room suite, mrscetta-
neous chairs. footstool, art
deco bookcase. Royalty
china. pictures and books,
weekends and evenings
655-36'3
ANTIQUES & used tum, -
lure We will buy compete
estates Buy Sell. Trade.
NEEDFUL THINGS 135
Brock St S . Whitby 905-
430-2956
ART! Limited Editions
Tasha Romance . Eliza-
beth Berry, Brent Town-
send. Professionally framed.
double matted Must Sell.
5130 905.725.3899.
ART! Limited Editions
Tnsha Romance. Elizabeth
Berry, Brent Townsend,
Professionally framed. dou-
ble matted Must Sell. 5130.
905-725-3899
CARPET 3 rooms. 5299,
pnce includes 35 yards of car-
pet. premium pad. and instal-
lation Sal. 905-432-2750
Carpet Broker, 100%.
Nylon thick. plush. stain re-
sistant carpet. For 3 rooms.
only 5369 00. Price in-
cludes 30 Sq. yds carper
deluxe pad and installation
in your home Free quota-
tion . in your home No in-
terest, no payment for one
lull year. Daniel, 1-800-
217-0104
CARPET MILL DIS-
TRIBUTORS, 12 months
No payments. No interest.
(OAC) 3 rooms (30sq.yds )
installed with deluxe pad
from only 5399 Specials
on Vinyl, Ceramic and
Hardwood Flooring. Free
Shop Al Home 1.800-863-
6046
220
Articles
For Sale
220
Articles
For Sale
APRIL CLEARANCE SALE ON ANTIQUES
& FINE USED FURNITURE
NOW UNTIL APRIL 30TH
Discounts on furniture & collectible including chi-
na cabinets. desk. buffets. tea wagons. oak hall
stand. dining sets. mahogany bedroom suite,
church pew. occasional tables, wash stands,
dressers, and many quality collectibles
BE SURE TO CHECK OUT OUR
DISCOUNTS
25 - 50 % off selected collectibles
ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES
78 OLD KINGSTON RD.
PICKERING VILLAGE
683-8243
SAT.10-5,SUN.12-4
MON. - FRI. 11 - 5
CARPETS carpel
100` nylon. new stain re-
lease carpets on hand. I will
carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Pnce
includes carpet. premium
pad. expert installation. fast
delivery. tree estimates 30
yards( Norman 686-2314
CARRIAGE RIDES Wed-
dings p• -vale pa^ es o• Jst
come for a ride in the coun-
try Gift certificates avail-
able Donna. .905) 852-
6746
COMPUTERS - New
Per"..-- '5 packages 8MB
1 08 GB drives and wind-
ows 95 plus 28 NI SVGA
monitor and color printer
51.899 Used IBM DX.
,186's. 160 MB drives
VGA monitors 5575 Quad
Speed CD roms . 16 bit
Duna cards . amplified
.peake•s 5169 i nstaned
386's '•om 5130 . Every-
thing guaranteed' at Clar-
ington Computer, 164
Baseline Road E Bowman-
vdle (Just eat of Flyhng
Dutchman Hotel
COUCH & LOVE SEAT.
011 w^..le N tr- ^aste s
51.800 new asking 51.200 2
mo Old Pine harvest table
- chairs. Un001n dry sink 6
--rOnths new Si 400 com-
plete 665-7098
COUNTER -TOP vending
mach -'.-, ompact pop."
snack .;ids. never used.
asking 51200/Lind Ld1-
c'.ai- electnc recliner, due.
exce- en: condition $650
905 576-964'
MUST SELL - DIAMOND
RING .e1 ,.t ;'ora thea
p„- briaants. appraised
55.2uu Beautiful set. Asking
51650 or best offer 1905
432 8919
FOR SALE stained glass
suppiies .r-5 equipment
call 905-571-5709 after 4 pm
GIANT SALE ANTIOUE
Ind ,,.sencid turn lure
`Jany articles. too nu-
merous to mention Can at -
ter 6 p m 430-8820
HOSPITAL bed for home
use eiec•.cairy-operated
nano -contra. excellent
condition. new 51450.
sate 5950 Call 905-728-
2886
IBM ,:OMPUTER. stereo
component system. with
CO player. wedding gown.
wedding and engagement
rings After 6 p m 666-
7289
FULL SIZE self cleaning
range almond color. good
condition 5600 (905) 420-
6891 atter 6p m
MOVING SALE Dress-
ers couch & love seat. Cot-
tee Lade. end tales. kitch-
en table & Chars large wan
unit & much more can
430-8341
NOW OPEN Rock Bottom
deals at 22 Simcoe St N
Oshawa We buy and sell,
trade-ins accepted. Apart-
ment size washers & dry-
ers, apartment size freez-
ers, furniture. colour TVs.
VCRs. air conditioners,
gold, diamonds, Jewellery
and more. We buy estates
Call 436-1320.
OAKJPINE FURNITURE -
Why pay retail prices? One
of Ontano's dde51 and lar-
gest manufacturers is now
selling direct to the public.
Eg. oak pedestal table and
4 chairs $849; 7 ft. double
pedestal and 6 chairs
51499; cannnonball beds
tom 5399: Over 20 stain
choices, all solid. no
veneers. Traditional Wood-
working 905-985-8774.
PIANOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Please
excuse the mess, were
renovating! New and used
pianos. Not sure? Rent to
own. apt size, upright.
grand, digital. keyboards.
All 1995 merchandise re-
duced! Telep Plano Works.
433-1491
POOL, 33 X 18 X 4 above
ground. pump ,supplies in-
cluded, also wood deck
pressure treated, 20 x 16
579-3718
FOR SALE WASHERS
dryers stoves. 5175 and
up 3 month warranty Re-
pair service hat rate 535 &
up Wanted. Appliances
workng or not fridges.
stoves washers dry-
ers 905-438-1545. cover-
ing Courtice to Pickering
area
SHEDMAN (Duality barn
styles r' 8 X 8' 5394
plus tax Many other sizes
and styles available Also
garages and decks For
more info call 905619-
2093
SWIMMING POOL
SUPER SALE
Line- .os or ',Da'
-All Pod Work -
SHARK POOL SERVICES
1 -800.72 -SHARK
We take the -_ _.
!ugh pnces
Insurance ctaxms welcome
SHARP
SQL APE MONITOR. tele
visionone gun tube. MTS
stereo decoder. on screen
displayhigh resokt.on
tube. satellite ready RENT
TO OWN BY PHONE O'ly
5749iweek Can '905-
571 1413
KENW000 PROLOGIC
HCIYE 'HEATER STEREO
0"; 5 speakers dual cas-
Sece 5 ask CC arntm tun-
er amp stand RENT TO
OWN BY P1-40516 Only
S16 66 week Call 1 905
57' 1413 FREE DELIV-
ERY SET UP
RCA '8- SATELLITE
DISH 1,gnal sounopctu re.
remote ver 175 Channels
to choose from RENT TO
OWN BY PHONE Only
S8 88 weer Cail 1-905
57•-•4'3
THREE solar pool heater
panes '2x4 feet 51050
905-668-1595
TONING BEDS. eight
Good -drhor Best Ott-
er (905i 427-7745
TWO ULTRAMATIC ad -
J Stacie beds Ou- 1 ^ mas-
sage unit. 52.000 for both
Or best oder (905) 263-
4945
UPRIGHT PIANO beau!-
(ully •enrished 010 at
fet. glass door cabinet 723-
6996
USED office desks. 525
Used cnice chairs from
510 & up Call 905-420-
6894 Days 416-493-7529
WANT TO FEEL BET-
TER, regain your natura,
energy Send self ad-
dressed stamp envelope to
Feeling Good. 27-1300
Kng St E. Suite 162,
Oshawa. Ont LIH 8J4
230
Articles
Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely.
Purchasing furniture or an-
ything old. Scientific instru-
ments. china, silver, adver-
tising , toys. decoys. rolls.
milk bottles. collections or
estates. Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655-8049.
Brooklin.
MEN 2 Opening oshawa's
only exclusive men's and
young men's resale store
receiving clothing now.
Classy Attic 1051 Simcoe
St. N. (905) 432.1012.
NEEDED: 4 or 8
Voice Data System.
Fred at 576-9335.
i00
Call
NEEDED: 4 or 8 port
Voice Data System Call
Fred at 576-9335
SCUBA equipment want-
ed Need tins, mask.
snorkel. dry suit. BCD &
Octopus Must be in excel-
lent condition and of recent
design and premium quali-
ty 434-5780
UNWANTED Scrap metal
picked up. (ridges, stoves.
washers, dryers, cars.
Trucks, etc. Call (905)430-
9013.
250
Garage/
Yard Sales
250
Garage/ 300
Yard Sales
FRI. APRIL 24 12 - 7
SAT. APRiL 27 $ - 4
Microwave. beer fridge, I l/2 cords of firewood,
coke memorabilia, antique cradle, star wars,
computer, school desk. toys and collectibles
1785 LISTOWELL CRES., PICKERING
270
Computer
Video
270
Computer
Video
INTERNET SERVICE
AVAILABLE
Home and web page creation Hyper
link and server storage.
Call John Duarte
at 579-4400
230
Articles
Wanted
WANTED CAMERAS -
Nc C^ ria a^o g -ass. ;ewe -
lery. microscopes. tele-
scopes binoculars and re-
lated items Clockswatch-
es. furniture. anything old
432-1678
260
Arts &
Crafts
CRAFT & ANTIQl1E
JE ALERS WANTED F.i'
estao..sned craft and an-
tique Ma!! n Newmarket &
Scarborough Excellent
rates' Just stock your booth
and leave the •est to as
village Comer Craft Mar-
ket. Newmarket 905-895-
8831 or Scart 4'6 284-
0972
275
Pools,
Spa
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
•ectarguia Kayak
poolmdudes decks & tent-
ing 54.995 Meets local by-
laws. 25yr warranty 1 800
668-7564 Picxer.ng,Alax.
phone 416.798-7509
290
Pets'Supplies
Boarding
BURMESE k'dens. pur-
ec•e: , stored. sable.
male femae. Whitby 665-
1534
E NGLISH R dng lessons.
Ex;;e• enced Coaches
Reasonable rates 905-
579.1347
GOLDEN Retriever, 6
'^qrt^s Jid housetrained.
vet -checked shots up t0
date Great win kids Can
905-404-8803
BOARDING '301,154. ex-
ce' a^1 :are clean barn.
miles Or 1rai15. horses tor
sale. terms available Rid -
n g lessons Cad (905)428-
8188
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOC. V-nday nigh•
Basic ano Attention Tues-
day - Novece and Open
Agility starting Soon Reg-
ister now Cal Bev 435-
0868
300
Automobiles
for Sale
1976 PONTIAC Ventura.
260 V8. drive -train in very
good condition. 60,000
ong,nal miles Best otter
Cali 683-0286
1979 MGB Convertible,
candy -apple red. excellent
condition Must be seen'
Asking 54200 certified. Call
Don 416-230-5708 (mo-
ble). Evenings 905-837-
0403.
1980 CORVETTE. auto .
silver grey, excellent condi-
tion, never winter driven.
Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. 511,000 bob. 571-
3788.
1982 FIREBIRD, 160,000
kil., v-8 standa:d. recently
certified. 51,000 as is. Bill
619-2930
1983 CELEBRITY, 6
auto, 51,095 cert.. 1987 Ce-
lebnty 2.8 multi port 52.195
cert., 1988 Ford Taurus
52.495. cert. 404-9759
1983 VW CAMPER,
51.200 or best otter. 1978
Chev 1/2 ton, propane,
$150.. 1983 VW Jetta, sun-
roof, 51,800., 1981 Rabbit
Diesel 51.000 (905) 831-
8573
1984 CADILLAC Coupe
Deville, 105.00 km.. 4 new
tires 52895.00 certified
432-7034
1984 PONTIAC TRANS
AM, 5 litre, auto., fully load-
ed. 80,000 original miles
52600 as is or will certify
Also 1986 Oldsmobile Del-
ta 88 Royale, fully loaded.
immaculate condition.
110.000 km . certified.
54095.987-2129
300
Automobiles
For Sale
1985 11: `. ;28 metallic
saver, 5 -speed. 109.000
km . mint condition. fully -
loaded & will certify Can
905-436-1515
1986 BUICK REGAL LTD.
152.000 KMS Loaded.
with options, new brakes,
rotors, exhaust. excellent
condd,on. 52995 00 0 B 0
-ertrhed. 579-7057(days)
or 404-4228 (eve. (
1986 CADILLAC
DEVILLE 124.000 km
54 395 '985 Blazer 4 x 4
53 695. 1988 6000
132.000 km 54.795. 1988
Chrysler N Y 119.000 km
55.495 1988 Chrysler Le•
Baron 131.000 km
54.295. 1989 Ford van, 12
passenger. 55.295 . 1985
Cutlass Cruiser Wgn
159,000 km. 52.795.. 1990
Sundance 146.000 km
54.995 . 1989 Cavalier.
'23. km. $3.995. 1987
lodge Dakota 144.000 km.
154.495. Many cars to
Moose from under 53.000
certified McMillan and Wife
Auto Sales. 200 Dundas St
W Whitby. 666-3361
1986 DODGE Anes. p/s. p
b, auto amRm cassette, in-
termittent wipers. 51800
' 985 Pontiac 6000, auto
a.r, cruise, alarm, pb. ps.
anvtm cars. 52400 905-
432-2821
05432-2821
1986 Honda civic wagon.
sen' a..to.beigh on be'gh
Am -Fm cassette Hatchback
51400 as rs Calf 683-8791
1987 Camaro. V8 with 4
speed automatic. fully
leaded. 1 lady owner since
new immaculate inte0or.
can be seen at 696 King St
W OShawa 53475 certified
or otter 576-8575 or 683-
5503
1987 DODGE Caravan
SE 'J 5. 7 pass auto.
power steering, air. very
good condition. 55.200
430-3038
1987 DODGE Omni. low
mileagebody mint. auto. 4
dr 51.850 certified or test
offer 686-5474
1987 HONDA ACCORD
LX. '3,100C x,i 5 speed
air r s p b . excellent con-
dition. asking 54.500 (905
686-0935
1988 L.rcoln Town Car,
dark blue in & out. ongtrwl
pant. excellent car, 56900
1-905-666-5308
1990 TRACKER 4 x 4
ars'tm stereo, cassette, son -
top. new hard -top. new ex-
haust. new brakes. stan-
dard, 114k, excellent con-
dition. must sell 56200 or
best offer. 905-432-3119
1991 CHEV Beretta GT,
3 1L. fully -loaded. red.
auto. 82.000km. p/s. pb, p/
I. p/w, a/c, new BF Goodrich
tires 58,990 or B.0 Certi-
fied.905-404-1612.
1991 HYUNDAI EXCEL,
estate sale, 24,000 Orginal
kms.. 4 dr., APS, pb. auto..
amllm cass., 55000. 420-
7572
1992 Oldsmobile Cierra,
Auto. air. V6. power wind-
ows/locks . Cruise. 109,000
km. Dark gray metallic.
Asking $8500. Call 666-
4135
1993 BUICK Regal Ltd ,
fully loaded, keyless entry.
Peter 434-7564: after 6,
416-451-4921.
1994 SATURN SL2, 4
door, 5 speed, 57,000
KMS., like new, 59,900 cer-
tified. 404-9187
83 TRANS AM. No win-
ters. 183,000km. center line
nms, great condition, very
clean. P/8, P/W, P/S, tilt
53000 060 721-2284
1987 NOVA (Corolla) 4
dr. hatch, 5 speed. one
owner, highway driven,
new brakes, am/fm cassette
stereo Economical , excel-
lent running, well main-
tained, extra rims, 52200.
certified. 0 80. call 905-
725-0104
Automobiles
For Sale
•
300
Automobiles
For Sale
NEED WHEELS ?4S
WE APPROVE EVERYONE!
,..g A NT ,i!
1 (OVER 10,000 APPROVED) l
k. ' NO FEES
ii NO RUN AROUND 1
. •• 1.800.377.3316 �~
12 000 sq. ft. IndoorShowroom
ti. d00
~: Mon.-Thurs,16am-9pm Fn -Sat. lOam-spm Sun.12pm-Spm
e.
7 DAYS A WEEK BECAUSE WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS: :=
■
NO BULL
SECOND CHANCE FI-
NANCING. D.ssha'ged
0r •--1
Bankrupts and 0111-
ers. 16 yrs. exp -Over 700
clients- Easy Terms ' Rea-
sonable Rates -New '
Used Vehicles. Trustee
Recommended -Call Gary
Wood ( anytime) 905-420
9979 or 1-800-792-
55871020 Brock Rd S
Pickenng.
305
Automobiles
Wanted
A & A TOWING. ray sS6,-
55-:;: Cash 'r;r .,tied &
scrap cars & t.0cks 24 firs
7 days Call 905-686 5003
or 416-709 6930. 30 mm
service
WE PAY
SS CASH SS
UP TO S200 CASH
Foorrur ibacsn.Oonrleik
FI@ TOM G • ►It011FT SEAl110E
NO ONE PAYS MORE:
KEN'S AUTO
RECYCLING
CAU. ANYTIME
416-282-4995
CARS FOR CASH' ..
cies must be in running
condition.. Call 427 2415
or come to 479 Bayly St
East. Alex at MURAD AUTO
SALES
Kenny's Scrap
Cash For Cars
From 530.53.000 on
sQr& and good used
s r5
Give us a call tor your un-
aacted vehicles. Let's
ta:k Anything. anytime.
anywhere Call us first.
(905) 509-5584
(416) 571-2155
pgr. (416) 375-0105
SCRAP & USED
CARS WANTED
WANTED
DEAD OR AUVE
'FREE' towing for scrap,
used or abandoned cars
trucks 1 h. peak -up.
top pnces paid.
up to $100
( 281-3499
416) 81-9804
310
Trucks
for Sale
1994 GMC Sierra extended
cab pick up 30.000 kms.,
teal green box liner chrome
rim, 350 engine. cruise
control, A/C, am/fm cas-
sette, green intenor,
519200. Must sell imme-
diately. 728-4699
320
Vans/
4 Wheel Drive
1989 JEEP Wagoneer
Limited, every available
option, ie.moon-root, dual -
power seats, keyless entry.
etc., auto, 4x4. select track,
dealer serviced, 4L. abs,
140K, mint 510,900. 905-
725-3278.
1992 LUMINA APV Van.
3.1 L. ABS, air, AM/FM cas-
sette, new brakes, clean
non-smoker, 200,000 km
hwy driven. Well main-
tained Certified 510,200.
060 905-723-1652 Gord.
330
Trailers
1981 S 1M -ref -MET hard-
top 1.•^' 'railer, sleeps 5.
asking 52200 428-8621
37 FT. F'ARK MODEL.
1989 Som,.1 by Cobra. 37
ft x 8 It . excellent condition.
ask --g 510.900 Call 668-
rc-47
PARK .!)DEL trader. 36 h
35 0,, 'rom Oshawa. lots
1 extras, 723-7020
340
Auto Parts
& Repairs
CLASS 'A- MECHANIC
Licensed transmission
per: ai 51 waling to do work
.11 my home Great rates. an
work fully guaranteed Also
body work & pant Call
Tony 571-0967
TWO CHEVY owners
'O• .r tour 0f
.alae �.nterested in renting
;pace to store and work on
'heir vehicles Contact Bill
it 4331530 or 432-7864
for more into
Motorcycles
1980 YAMAHA XS
1100 SPECIAL Ir r
• 5.000 original Kms shaft
:oven. complete with front
'erring and Alpine stereo
E xcellent shape Great
1.4411' 51800 as is o b o
:20 (905) 725-2383
1985 500 HONDA Inter-
.:eptor under 10.000 km .
se new Call 905-436
'515
INSURANCE:
Open 9 to 9 by appt
Monday to Saturday
Motorcycle. Auto. and
very competatrve
Properly rates.
call Jones -Dooley
Insurance Broker
(905)427-3595
MOTORCYCLE
INSURANCE
683-9725
PINE RIDGE
----INSURANCE
365
Marine
14 FOOT aluminum Star -
craft Deep V. 20 horse-
power mercury, floor
boards, swivel seats, trailer
/ excellent fishing package.
52650. 080 905-579-4664
1982 BAYLINER. 228. , I/O
Volvo 285, Magic -tilt trailer.
electnc winch, 57500 firm.
427-8773
400
Apartments
For Rent
1 BEDROOM, Quiet open
concept. laundry. parking,
appliances, utilities, includ-
ed. 5598 near OC, on bus
route, Avail. May 1, 404-
0379
1, 8 2 Bedroom apts in
Oshawa and Bowmanville.
Starling at $600/month.
fridge & stove included,
with laundry facilities. No
pets. CaU (905) 434-2407.
400
Apartments
For Rent
400
Apartments
For Rent
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON - FRI. 9 A M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
1 -BEDROOM apartment.
available May 1st. $575
monthly includes heat.
Parking for 1 car Call 430
0959 or 723-6985.
1 -BEDROOM apartments.
from 5400. 1 2 house. 2 -
bedroom apartment. 5750
all inclusive. semis from
58758up. houses. 511008
p Credit check. lst'last
required Call Ann Clark,
Kelega Realty Ltd 905-
'23-7381
1 -BEDROOM basement
apartment. 'ante kitchen.
'-eparate entrance. parking,
available May 1st 5575 all
-hclusive 1sClast Call 666-
903.
/3 bedroom apartments. 8
tory budding, close to
chools. library. South GM
;taut Available immedrate-
/ and Nov 428-6328 1-
7pm tor appointment
AJAX . large bright. walk
.., -a.. lent apartment in
executive home Kitchen.
family room. appliances.
5660 inclusive 839-7491
AJAX East Hamptons.
very --an bright 2 bed-
room apt . located on first
floor, no elevators Includes
2 lull baths. 5 app(.. avail
immediately 5850 905-
846-6612
AJAX 3 bedroom base-
men' r;' close to hospital
-ep entrance. laundry lac .
:ark -ng cable. Uair. all utd-
mes ^r uded Non-smoker
No pets Firstlast required
Available immediately
5795 428-8359
AJAX BRIGHT spacious
One 1,0d1001n basement
apt Sep entrance. walk-
out backyard, fndge, stove.
laundry. 4 pc bath. 5750
inclusive Single non-
smoker No pets May 1
416.863-2339 (Sam). :.os
642 5149
AJAX Sentra(. basement
a[ a 1-ner,t bnght. dean. 4
appiances. ceramic floor.
:arking. separate entrance
3575 . uhlihes Call 905-
683-8768
AJAX OXFORD TOWERS
Spacious apartments, quiet
building dose to stopping.
401. GO Pool, sauna 2-3
bedrooms available. June
1st 905683-8571 (until
730 pm(
AJAX. bight. airy large 1
be walkout bsmt .
parking 50 't backyard,
appliances bus route.
5650 inclusive Available
immediately 905-427-
1798
AJAX. large bachelor
apartment, separate en-
trance. 5500/monthrnctud
ing utilities Non-smoking
female preferred Call 619-
2307.
FURNISHED - Alax new
1 -bedroom basement
bachelor. Pnvate entrance,
laundry, utilities, cable in-
cluded Kdchenette'mi-
crowave. near 401, Go.
public transit 5575 (905)
427-0283
AJAX- Large 1 bedroom
basement apt Separate
entrance, cable, laundry.
close to shopping. 401 &
buses. No pets 5550/
month. Call 61 9-1 976.
AVAILABLE immediately
• 1-2 bedroom apt Small
building. Wilson/Bloor area
Corner Unit. Balcony, laun-
dry on premises. Everything
included. Please call 721-
1178 anytime.
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, in Whitby Apt.
building.. spacious. carpet-
ed, newly painted. with bal-
cony, close to bus. shop-
ping, all utilities included,
first / last required, no pets,
1 bedroom 5650, 2 bed-
room, 5750. call 430-0134.
OSHAWA SOUTH 408
Bloor St. E. 2 bdnn apart-
ments, parking. utilities in-
cluded. $675/month. Avail-
able May 1 Call supenn-
tendent 905-438-0851 or
416-225-7458.
BROCK RD. Hwy 2, 2
bedroom basement, apart-
ment. bnght and clean, non
smoker, no pets $745. in-
clusive, available now.
686-1650
CENTRAL Whitby, upper
triplex. clean bright spa-
cious, 2 bedroom plus den,
in a quiet building. 5895.
all utilities included. Call
(905) 263-4125 or 725-
6578
CLAREMONT LUXURY loft 1
bedroom apt Single person.
non smoker - no pets. utilities
included avail June 1. 5625
905-649-1917
DELUXE 3 -bedroom apart-
ments in well kept quiet build-
ing, in Port Perry, 15 mm
north of Oshawa, balcony
with sliding doors. large Irvin -
groom. 1000 sq. ft living
space. 1 bath 5840 or 2 baths
5855 plus - hydro Call
728-2255 or 985-2534
HARWOOD/ Hwy. 2, brand
new .a'ge bachelor. full
Kitchen, 4 pc bath. includes
'aundry, parking, and cable,
Firstlast References. 5570
619-8054
LAKEVIEW. PICKERING. 1
bed- den- semi
detached, vaulted ceilings.
fireplace, large deck over-
look, ; Bay Suits 1 to 2 pec
ple. Avail May 1 , Credit
check. 3875 420-0210
AJAX - NEWLY rr-r-.rvated
• far,., 2 -bed-
room, basement. washer,
dryer. fridge. stove. micro
wave. security system. c a,
cv. 1 parking spot. close to
GO bus stop. utilities includ-
ed 1200 sq 11. 5975/month.
hrstllast required. July 1st
(416(298-6984
ONE cedr0om basement apt
Fri'1gr• stoveutilities. park-
ing Near central Oshawa, on
bus route Frstlast.
$495,month 576-3678
PICKERING "ne bedroom
rc.,^meet. 4 ap-
pliances, separate en
trance. fenced yard. 5600
inclusive 416 265-8398 af-
ter 4pm
OSHAWA . :tearoom. 5690
ir. apt a,dar.; Includes heat.
hydro, appliances. laundry on
site Convenient to 401 and
city bus routes Available
May 4330677
Oshawa 2 large bedroom.
good 0..ar,on.laundry facil-
ities. parking available
Available June 1st.$660i
month • Hydro For more
information Call 576-4229
OSHAWA . t,edroom,. avail-
able May '-: Located 350
Malaya Ra 5700month all
inclusive No pets Call 905-
576-6724
OSHAWA 'vrrrly renovated
large i. . ,. ,.xth bsmt apt,
separate entrance krrchen.
laundry facilities. Rossiand,
Central Park. Non smoker, no
pets 5595 -mo inclusive
References 1stlastrequired.
Must see to appreciate
438-0438
CLEAN 'amity building.
Oshawa -.,rth. one. two &
three bedroom Includes
Heat. hydro, fridge. stove.
laundry faclibes 723-2094
OSHAWA :dose to GM.
newer building 1, 2. 3 -
bedroom apartments 905-
438 0229
PICKERING 4 bedroom
house. 4 washrooms, share
with 1 person. 1 washroom,
own bedroom, share kitch-
en, non smoker no pets.
509-2313
PICKERING BROCK
AND FINCH, 2 -bedroom,
basement close to ameni-
ties, laundry, washroom
and kitchen, Available
June 1st 5750 Inclusive.
Call (905)839-1884 or
(905)683-3553
PICKERING - clean one
bedroom basement apt.,
sep entrance, suit single
non smoker, no pets, first/
last 5540 inclusive. 831-
0758
PICKERING - Whites Rd/
401, one bedroom walkout
basement apt. Available
May 1. Non smoker. No
pets. First/last/relerences.
$575.420-2015
PICKERING BASE-
MENT apartment, one
bedroom,separate en-
trance, hollywood style
kitchen, fireplace, air,
washer, dryer. parking,
$695 inclusive. Available
June 1st. Chnstine (905)
837-7807
Pickering
Large 1-bdrm. bsmt.,
sep. ent., central air,
laundry, immed. poss.
No pets.
Nun -smoker.
5650 inclusive
905 837-5173
PICKERING Liverpool
and Bayly spacious 1 bed-
room basement apt Park -
ng, a/c, close to everything.
Available ommedaitely.
5650 (905)831-2855.
Apartments
For Rent
PICKERING ONE BED-
ROOM basement. parking
aundry. cable. 5600 all in-
clusive. Ist/lasl. Available
mmediale(y. (905) 837-1786
PICKERING VILLAGE -
new professionally finished
luxurious one bedroom
ground -level basement apt.
large. bright, walkout/yard,
private entrance/parking.
cable. laundry. non-
smoker 5675 905-428-
2223
PICKERING, basement
apartment. 2 large bed-
.noms. eat -In kitchen. park -
ng fenced yard. May 1.
5695 plus utilities Call
431-9312
PICKERING. Liverpool/
KIngst' r Rd one bedroom
casement. raised bunga-
t, au. separate entrances
1 ueway. appliances. laun-
Pv. available June 1st.
inclusive. (905) 839-
.464
NORTH OSHAWA S.m-
e (South of Taunton; at
asset Ave. Newly reno-
. ated 2 bedroom m a 12
Hex. laundry lactldres,
• ardwood floors. parking.
_able mc. no lease June
• 5686 plus hydro. No
logs 576-2982
SOUTH OSHAWA. 275
:Jertworth St W. large 1,
.bedrooms. close 10 bus -
shopping. available Im-
-ediately, 5550. 5650 &
. fridge. stove. heat. hy-
ar_, parking. 1st required.
Lt negotiable, no pets
(4.5183 / 576-5142 but -
”Ten 9-6
TWO bedroom apts . avail-
ir,e ,mmediatley . walking
v<tance to GM. new build
-
newly decorated 5650
s hydro :all 666-5674
376-3240
WESTNEY /HWY 2
right. clean 2-bdrm base-
-'ent. separate entrance.
aundry. no pets/smoking,
,pptance5. 5780 inclusive.
June 1. fest/last. references
+5l428 -1428 -
WHITBY dean one bed-
oror-^ basement apt. Laun-
:-v. fireplace. 5600 nclu-
.,se First/last. Non-smoker
separate entrance Atter 6
a m 571-6416
WHITBY - 839 Dundas St.
E rurn,sned Clean. one
: eOroom, garden mew.
•aikout. new decor. park,
..,y laundry. no pets. S675/
-x.905-509-2038
WHY rent when you can
wit your own hone tor
•05 that you think'/i' Call
Nave Haylock Sales Rep
:-e'Max Summa Realty
'.91. Ltd. 1905) 668-3800
• 9051 666-3211
410
Houses
For Rent
51 - Absolute Affordable,
N'y Rent/ Own your Home
' om $799/month (utilities
udedl No Down pay
•,enl3 Can Me" Mark Sta-
:-•ey Sales Rep Sutton
;,coup Excel Realty 571-
,275 or 1-800-840.6275.
4 Sl .,4utr Ad„nlwhlr'
WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
NUT A HOUSE?
Slortgage payments
3.13r Semi $679/mth
3 -Br. bungalow $789/mth
3 -Br Jr. Exec. $969/mth
Rent -lo -Own Available
No doom peimeritT
CNM? Berieupt? car Mar
5714275
141041-1114111-46275
MARK STAPLEY
Saks Rep. Suwon Group
Excel Risky Irk.
RENTING`
STO P
SRC OOW4 C'Ji4 A
NEW DETACHED 3 CR
`BEDROOM TOME
CALL 905-
623.6549
1ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES !
WHY RENT? BUY!
No down payment,
No problem!
Lel me show you how !
Mort. Pay. $700 O.A.C.
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep, Remora Accord
Realty Ltd. 576.3111
410
Houses
For Rent
410
Houses
For Rent
RENT $1325. MONTHLY +
DETACHED
New broadloom, central air, fireplace,
3 bedroom, new finished basement,
vacant, two storey, Ajax area.
416 284-4736 Tom
3 -BEDROOM semi -de -
'ached Oshawaclose to
schools. public Transit,
shopping & Hwy 401 Pri-
vate parking, garage avail-
able 5800/month plus utili-
ttes . (first/last, Available
May 1 Call anytime 430-
0456
AJAX ( Westney Heights), 3
bedroom. appliances.
laundry. an, avail May 31,
no pets, non smokers.
S1000 plus utilities. call
427-8272
AJAX. newly -renovated
home fenced. 3+1 -bed-
room, family/living room.
fireplace, double garage. a/
c. appliances, near plaza.
school Nom smokers. no
pets 51150+ 905686-
1152
ATTERSLEY DR.. Osha-
wa. 3 bedroom. I 1i2 baths.
4 appliances. no smoking
pees. transit. May 1st 5975
plus (416)694-4187
BEAUTIFUL 3 bedrm
house m Oshawa Ross-
Iand/Wason area. Garage.
all appliances. walk out
bsmt.. private large back
yard. 5940 'mo No -pets
avail June 1 579-2968
DESIRABLE North-east
Oshawa Immaculate 3 -
bedroom semi Family -
room, paved drive. deck
patio Quiet court Avail
July 151 5949/month+uhli.
Nes lstlast Possible long-
term lease 1905)697-2519
FOUR BEDROOM DE-
TACHED, 1.4 pc and 1 2
pc bath. fenced yard park
mg. gas heat. $875 mo
plus uSl Available May 31.
Ist.last, references Ritson
Rd N of Rossland (416)-
266 7/19 or 725-3647
'MAXIMUM;
O
LIARS DOWN
+$875MO. (P. &I.)
OWN A MEW DETACHED
3 OR 4 BEDROOM HONE.
CALL 905.623-6549
OSHAWA 3 bedrm, semi
detached Jose to 401, 1 1/
2 baths. fenced yard. single
garage, rear deck. avail
Jute 1 No -pets 5900 :mo
uldities 1st/last Call Joe
905-839-3290
OSHAWA, Executive, de-
tached 4 bdrm 2 1(2 baths,
tamely , fire. double garage.
condo 1 bdrm , plus den.
sun room,5 79- 7013, 940-
3060.
PICKERING. 4 bedroom,
main floor, 4 appliances.
shared laundry. close to
401, no pets. first / last.
credit check, 5925, plus 2/3
utilities. 905-420-9171
UPPER bungalow. South
Ajax, 3 bedrooms. ap-
pliances. available May 1.
$900/month inclusive. Call
686-2295.
WHITBY - residential area,
spacious 3 plus 2 bedroom
house, new carpet. ap-
pliances, sep. entrance to
basement, avail. June. 1
Asking 51050 inclusive.
430-3519 anytime.
420
Townhouses
For Rent
COURTICE, Trulls Rd., 3 -
bedroom, 1-1/2 baths, lull
basement. garage. 5925
plus utilities. Available
June 1st 1996. 434-2924
after 6pm
PICKERING. mall area,
spotless 3 -bedroom. w/0
basement, large eat -un
kitchen, garage, 51095
monthly. Available imme-
diately. Call Joan 905-831-
7677 leave message.
SPACIOUS 3 bedroom
townhouse, in well main-
tained family complex.
Includes all utilities, 4 ap-
pliances, parking, close to
schools and all amenities.
122 Colborne
St. E. Oshawa
For appt 434-3972
PICKERING
WE LOVE KIDS
and parents love
our rents.
Huge 3 bdrm.
townhouses.
Close to schools,
parks, shopping.
Attached
garage, safe
neighborhood,
reasonable rents
1-416-
321.9986
TOWNHOUSES
3
BEDROOM
5956.00
Includes cable,
water & sewage,
fridge & stove. On
site laundry.
Pickering at Whites
Rd. & Finch.
Call Les at
Wm.Peak Co-op
905-837-2920
425
Space
For Rent
INDUSTRIAL units or
workshops .r industrial
plaza next to Oshawa Cen-
ter Includes high ceilings,
parking_ utdrhes, wash-
rooms, air compressor,
overhead doors Month -by -
month Parking for truck.
with hydro Available kn-
medtate)y 576-2982
430
Rooms
for Rent
AJAX - Westney Heights.
furn,shed room in West In-
dian home Mr, cable.
parking. laundry Lac Non-
smoker No pets Available
immediately 5400/mo
428-9114
AJAX bedroom in quiet
tnendly home. suitable for
working adult. or full time
student. shared facdibes.
Non smoking. close to bus
stop 686 4842
AJAX FURNISHED / un-
lurnished rooms. Spectac-
ular view of lake Executive
home.1 ensuile 2 wash-
rooms, shared kitchen
Parking and cable includ-
ed Mature working peo-
ple- non-smokers 1 st'last.
references 589 to 5109
weekly 427-1677
A.AX. UNFURNISHED/
FURNISHED room for
rent, in quiet home, own
entrance, bath & kitchen
Non-smoker, First. plus de-
posit call 686-7260
DIXIE AND FINCH
parking. laundry, use of
whole house, 5375 per mo
Available May Ist. (905)
837-1774
ROOM for rent with kitchen
privileges, central location
in Oshawa, female pre-
ferred. 5350/month. Avail-
able immedatey. Call
433-8707.
SOUTH Pickering - clean
bright tumished/unfur-
Ns,ted room, cable, sep.
entrance. Share kitchen.
bath. Smokers okay. Bus.
view of lake at door. 5400/
mo. first/last. 837-2047
450Accomodatisn
Shared
AJAX clean 3 bedrm home
to share with employed
male. Smoker or non-
smoker. Close to all ameni-
ties. No -pets, first required
Asking 5325./mo 905.619-
6884.
AJAX near Hospital, on
bus route, large bedroom
with own bathroom, shared
laundry and kitchen facili-
ties, available to working
non-smoker. $425/month
Call 427-9208.
AJAX. Westney/Hwy. 2
area. Large home to share.
Close to GO & Transit
$375/monthly. All Inclusive
Call 683-6092.
450
Shared
Accomodation
IMMACULATE 2 -bed-
room basement apartment
to share with clean. re-
sponsible female/male.
laundry facilities, first/last.
rent negotiable. Available
May 1.432-2442. Harry
MASTER bedroom and
single furnished room for
shared accommodation,
non-smoker. no pets, avail-
able Immediately Price ne-
gotiable Call (905)420-
0249
PICKERING
Home to share, includes
6 appliances
partially furnished.
5385 or 5420 inclu-
sive. Sud single Non-
smokers Call Ken
19051 420-7347
ROSSLAND WILSON
1rea. tow -house to share.
lean. quiet. 5350/month,
ill amenities included
Available June 1st Call
404-0704
SHARE House. with
Teacher near 0 C . & Civic
Dome Room, 42' x11 12 '.
4 pc ensuite. 5410 all m-
clustve Free parking. cable
& laundry 579.6485
SOUTH AJAX
home Shared kitchen
laundry, patk.ng 5400
rho . close to GO and bus
routes 905-686-3881
455
Condominiums
For Rent
AJAX 1 -BEDROOM :n-
"0 'y 'he lake a.r
' ornng, fireplace. laundry.
balcony. parking swim-
ming pool. tenors. 5800.
month. available June 1st
Can (4161292-6552
AJAX CONDO on the
Lake 'or rent appliances in
Gude' 1 bedroomavail
able May 1 Call Luigi
(905(832.1652 (days( or
Roseanne (9051883-0319
atter 6p m
AJAX 1 -bedroom, top
'loon 5 appliances. wood -
burning fireplace. balcony.
underground parking n -
door pool Available May
1st $800. -utilities Can
905-509-6102
AJAX .f-oedroom air -con -
4" condo m well,
maintained building, cen•
trally located. Urge kitchen.
stove. fridge. 2 lull baths.
laundry hook ups available
Call 905-683-1327
460
Office 8
Retail Space
1n 4 Months Free Rent ...-
Oshawa west. 600 sq h
secOnd 11005 Oshawa
downtowr.600 sq main
5500. 3500 sq Lwr Ivl
51000. 250 SO main.
S350 . 600 sq 2nd fir
5500. 1050 sq man,
51.000 Can 434-2447 or
655-4132
OFFICE space for lease,
2nd floor of Coumce plaza.
overlooks busy HwyM2 air
con . plenty of parking
Available immediately
7558 sgtt.&779sg11 Can
725-9991
470
Cottages
for Rent
TRENT river- Woodland
Estates. family house
keeping cottages. 3 pce
bath, pool, beach, store.
playground, 90 inn. north-
east Pickenng. 1-888-813-
2212.
490
Ronda
Vac. Rentals
ATTENTION Snowbirds
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
condo, close to ramous
Clearwater beach, pod, la-
cuzzi, BBO. private yard.
available now For into and
to view photos 686.9846 or
579-3788.
CLEARWATER, 3 bed-
room fully furnished and air
conditioned mobile (per-
manent) homes heated
pools. hot tub, close t0
beaches & major attrac-
tions, children welcome.
$275 weekly (less than mo-
tel) 683-5503.
500
Private Homes
For Sale
$3,000 - TOTAL COM-
MISSION, list with Options
Realty Ltd , Call Dale An-
derson Broker. 433-4623.
500
Private Homes
For Sale
500
Private Homes
For Sale
PICKERING OPEN HOUSE
Every day until sold.
Private sale, save $$$ thousands Week-
days 6 -8 p.m.
SAT. & SUN. 1 - 5
1919 PARKSIDE DR.
No traffic street, 3+1 bedroom. 3 baths.
main tl. family room w/fireplace, eat in
kitchen, finished basement, 16 x 22 ft.
deck, a.g. pool. +private yard. dble gar.
CAC, FAG++ For appointment and info call
(905) 839-0021
QUALITY D Angel, M . 1,
leve N W Oshawa 3.2
bedrooms. kitchen over.
look, `amilyroom with fire-
place. 2 walkouts. aground
pool. 3 baths. FAG. .n -law
potential. 160 Goodman Dr
5171.500 Call Sheila Mc-
Laren Sutton Status 43E-
0990
BOWMANVILLE. FOUR
BEDROOM le•ached sale
spilt hom. professionally
finished Rec Roomfamily
room. fireplace. 2 balhs.la-
cUZZ. & skylight Attached
garage Bowmanviue
5159.900 Must Sell Call
623-8086
I WILL buy homes for
cash Orrick „i•1sings Tele-
phone 1905 4348116
Oshawa to Plcker'1 or
.905; 786-2980 Osnawa to
Port Hope
PORT PERRY - $139 300
3 c 1 -rim. convenience
pus - walk to all amenities
Large lot for garden First
'ime buyers dream or retire
"ere Call Catherine Ayone
Remax Scugog Realty
105) 985-4427. 24 hr
:,ager
502 GREEN ST. bed -
r0001 r•.: k :.'^ ;al°W.
dove^town .ocatton, hard-
wood floors large 'enced
yard, new kitchen. 3 ap-
pliances included Ask ng
5138.500 905-666-9329
OPEN HOUSE Sun Apr28
12-50m
WHITBY 594.500. 3 bed-
r)or^c: walkout to deck.
fantastic rec room. gas
heat. 5% down monthly
payment 5786 monthly .n-
duding taxes Ted Hough-
ton Sutton Group Ciassic
430-9000
WHITBY 20 Enckson Dr
Wight 4 bedroom. 2640 sq
It ceramic foyer. CGA. C.V.
French doors. Roman tub
Mary upgrades Open
noose April 28. 2 - 4 pre
Can 666-3095 after 5 pm
for appointment 5212.900
510
Townhouses
for Sale
FREEHOLD townhouse
gess 'tar 2 rears old 3
bedroom 2 washroom, ga-
-age. 5 appliances includ-
ed. convenient iocahon m
North Whitby Asx:ng
S128.900 905725-8502
520
Condos
for Sale
BEAUTIFUL 2 bedroom.
2 bath condo 1 year old
man floor, pnvate terrace 2
mins to Picke•rrg Town
Centre, 5 mins to GO 24
hour security $164 500
Call (905) 837-2156
545
Vacation
Properties
53500 lull priced- Seclud-
ed wooded Trailer lot, good
road. sandy beach. fishing,
Cobourg area. (416) 431-
1555
570
Camper
Trailer Sites
PARK MODEL TRAILERS
FOR SALE & vacant lots
available. Extended Sea-
son. Huge Tots overioo(.ng
Rice Lake. Holiday Pines.
Hastings. (705) 696-2691.
575
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1 Call 683-7040, or from Clarington call 404-2623, using a
touch-tone phone or push button phone that emits tones. It's
a free call from Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington, Ajax and
Pickering. 2 When prompted enter the 4 -digit code of your
choice from the directory provided.
FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF BOXES 5100.
(Durham West) 6023
Myalgic Encephalomylitis
Association 6024
Fibromyalgia Support 6025
Epilepsy Parents Support 6026
Osteoporosis Support 6027
United Survivors 6051
Parents Support Group 6052
Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters6028
Oshawa Toastmasters 6029
Macintosh Users East 6030
First Oshawa ITC Club 6031
Durham P.C. User's Club . 6032
Free From Fear 6053
arernts (fc Tots
St. Mark's United Church 6033
Simcoe United Church 6034
Clarington Walking Program ..6036
Clarington Older Adults 6037
Oshawa Seniors Club dances6038
Sweet Adelines 6039
Durham Writers/Editors 6040
Homepreneur Group 6041
Ajax Block Parents 6042
Home Business Association ..6043
Take Off Pounds Sensibly ...8004
Parent Finders 6044
Business Networking Group of
Whitby 6045
Poets in the Pub 6046
Ajax -Pickering United Way 6050
Sydenham Museum 8188
CRIME STOPPERS
About Crimestoppers
6047
Crime of the Week .6048
AD I'ERTISERS
Execu-Care Home & Office 8100
Care -Givers 8101
Anscot Contracting 8102
Erotica Video 8103
Vallillee Products Ltd. 8106
AVE Entertainment 8107
Emergency Plus "CPR" 8111
Once Upon A Child 8118
Cali for Less 8003
Heart Savers CPR 8017
Language Workshop 8018
durhamnews 9999
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DISCOUNT SUPERCENTERS
HAS ARRIVED IN AJAX
On Friday, April 19th at 10:00 a.m. Future Shop opened its brand new
supercentre at 40 Kingston Road.
The Ajax store employs 30
people and has
approximately 33,500
square feet of retail space.
Customers look through the
Future Shop flyer prior to
Friday's grand opening.
"We opened the Ajax store to
meet the growing demand for
electronic, computer,
appliance & music products at
low prices."
Customers compare products
during Friday's grand opening.
"We're thankful for the support &
look forward to continuing to earn
your business in our new location."
Pictured lett to right: Joey Pais. Regional Marketing Manager - computers.
Future Shop; Dave Patterson, Future Shop Store Manager. Roger Anderson,
Wards 1 & 2 Regional Councillor. Ajax; John Wiersma, President Ajax P ckenng
Board of Trade: Savio Correia, Computer Sales Consultant, Future Shop.
Future Shop is the largest retailer of computers and consumer
electronic products in Canada and a major retailer of appliances and
music software.
Customers are provided with a
wide selection of products in fully
interactive display.
FUTII IE
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DISCOUNT SUPERCENTERS
Want a CD? Listen to it before
hand or any one of a number of
different titles and artists.
40 Kingston Road
at Harwood Ave.
428-4450
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GOODBYE!
S119,800
* Charming bungalow
*Gigantic kitchen has
walkout to Ige. patio
*53 ft. wide lot
* Across quiet street from
parkland!
SEE YOU SUNDAY!
RICK SERGISON*
831-3300
WHY RENT? WITH 5°', DOWN YOU CAN OWN
FOR AS LITTLE AS $765 PAI PER MONTH!
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FIRST Rd's
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• Backs to detached homes
• 3 bdrms., 2 bathrooms
• New "Canac" kitchen
• 60 oz. broadloom, new floors
• All new windows
• Spacious 2 storey model
• Immaculate through!
• 5113,500
JACQUELYNN
TANNER*,
619-9500.
GROUP
HERITAGE REALTY INC.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, APRIL 28
2-4 P.M. 114 SWEETBRIAR CT., PICKERING
PICKERING'S
ROUGE
OPEN HOUSE
Immaculate home on a pie -
shaped lot, almost brand
new and loaded with
upgrades. Located on a
small cul-de-sac near
Woodview & Sheppard.
Come and take a look at
this gem. S259,900.
STEVE FEARON*,
683-2992
RV
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
STAXTON ESTATES
Stunning 2 storey foyer with a
Scarlett O'Hara staircase in this
beautiful estate home. Features
,nciude: a triple and single car
garage. marble and hardwood
floors, cedar wrap-around deck,
built-in appliances, security
system, central air, 2 way
fireplace, privately owned lake,
huge lot and much, much more!
CALL
BRIAN KONDO*,
683-2992
"AMBERLEA" AREA IN
PICKERING 5194,900
• Well-maintained home plus a
great location!
• Bright family -sized kitchen
Main floor family room with
'fireplace and walkout to a
cedar deck
4 large bedrooms
South exposure back yard
• Newer broadloom A kitchen
floor
• Basement 90% complete
• A lovely home for you to enjoy!
PLEASE CALL
BARRIE COX -
839 -7449
ROUGE RIVER REALTY LTD.
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
WALKOUT
BASEMENT
X The address of your dreams is
but a phone call away
X Privacy abounds in this
exquisite back yard
X Partially finished walkout
basement
X 2.800 sq. ft plus full basement
X Lot 30x143 irreg. pie lot
Too many things to mention.
Just call and see it. Priced to
sell.
PATRICIA X REABURN*
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JUST LISTED! Prof. decorated,
1,500 sq. ft. luxury Tridet condo.
Full recreation services, pools,
saunas, tennis courts, exercise
facilities, etc. Large Iiv. rm. and
din. rms., greenhouse kitchen,
solarium den, plus 2 big bdrms.
and 2 baths, balcony. Extra
special, ad for more
information.
CALL LUCY BATESON,
Associate Broker
(905) 619-9500.
Sobel
GROUP
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
GREAT 2 FOR 1
SALE!
5137,900
- Great south Ajax
location
- 3+2 bedroom bungalow
- 4 -pc. and 3 -pc. baths
- Separate side entrance
- Hardwood floors
- Loads of potential ,
- Call today!
BARBARA
EDWARDS*
683-2992
HERITAGE REALTY INC.
QUALITY ONE LTD. RLTR.
,NIST USTED!
1162 VAINDOROVE SQUARE
• Beautiful open concept plan
• 4 spacious bedrooms
• En suite with separate shower
• 2 white pillars at living room
entrance
• Quality "landlord- bit
• Gas fireptace in family roan
• Walkout basement
• This spotless clean home is 2
years new - priced at 1205,900.
CALL RON ARGUE*
837-1054
LOVELY BUNGALOW NI
SOUTH AJAX
Perfect for the first-time buyer
or investor. Also great as a
retirement home. Features
mupgrades any
walkout to deck in
fireplace and bay window. Quiet
street location. To view this fine
home,
CALL
ANGELA HOFFMANN*
AT 683-1088 TODAYB
Sun;
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LAKEVIEW 191
PICKERING
Westshore bungalow on a
Targe treed lot, close to
marina and lake. Updated
kitchen and bathroom,
finished basement with
woodstove. Great for
first-time buyer or empty
nester.
CALL
AL RYNBEEK*
(905) 683-5000
DUALITY ONE LTD. IILTR.
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Troubled youth can board The Ark one by one
By BRIAN LEGREE
DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM -- Troubled adolescents
who are enduring stormy waters can
soon turn to the Ark for a little shelter.
The Ark is a new youth shelter in
Durham Region for people aged 16 to 21
who need help and have nowhere else to
turn.
Angus Francis, the Ark's project co-
ordinator, expects the new shelter, at 15
Division St. in Oshawa, will be operat-
ing April 29.
"This isn't a place for kids who don't
like the rules at home," says Mr. Francis.
"It's for physically and sexually abused
kids who have no other options. It's
called the Ark because it's really bring-
ing kids in out of the storm."
Although located in Oshawa, the Ark
is for youths from all over Durham, says
Mr. Francis.
"Because there's no other facility in
the region like this, if someone calls
from Bowmanville at 2 a.m., we have
people in place to pick them up," he
says.
About 60 per cent of the shelter's
$400,000 operating costs are expected to
be picked up by the Durham Region
social services department, with the
remainder coming via
fund-raising through
the Durham Outlook for
the Needy, a charitable
organization which
operates St. Vincent's
Kitchen.
Ark purchased the
former Durhamcrest
halfway house for $2
after it closed late last
year due to provincial
funding cuts.
The shelter will have
12 employees, includ-
ing six full-time staff
members, and officials
opening we'll be full and after that we'll
always be full," Mr. Francis says.
The shelter will operate with strict
rules. Young people at the shelter must
be in bed by 11 p.m., rise at 7 a.m.,
cook, clean and either go to school or do
community service to
be eligible to remain at
the Ark. People who
don't adhere to the
rules will be asked to
leave.
"They can't just come
and say 1 need a place
to sleep," says Mr.
Francis.
Kids under the age
of 16 can be brought
into the shelter, but the
Children's Aid Society
has to be notified of the
situation.
arriving at the shelter, youths
with staff members to try and
map out a cour'.e of action.
Number rine is .21% in.: them a Etre t�
'This isn't a
place for kids
who don't like
the rules at
home...'
-- Angus
Francis
at the
expect the shelter's 21 keds will always
he occupied.
' V•e anticipate within a month of
facility
Upon
will meet
be safe and then they can meet with staff
and decide how to go about looking at
the issues (which affect the youths).
"Our goal all the time is to reconcile
kids with parents, but unfortunately
that's not always a reasonable alterna-
tive."
Ark has had help from various organi-
zations as it prepares to meet its April 29
opening date.
Students at St. Stephen's high school
in Bowmanville donated enough cloth-
ing to fill the basement of the facility,
while students from Durham Christian
high school washed walls and cleaned
windows.
The shelter is in need of a variety of
donated goods for the youths who, Mr.
Angus says, "will be arriving with noth-
ing but the clothes on their back."
It's in dire need of bath towels, face
cloths, personal hygiene products, linen,
cleaning supplies. smoke detectors, light
bulks and nine -volt batteries.
To donate items. call the Ark at 571-
IF;I
STUNNING BRICK HOME! COURT LOCATION!
COUGHLAN BUILT 1N FOX HOLLOW'
• Beached oak a: boards ' Full er suite. seca-3!e s.nower & tub,
• Pie -shaped loll ' Four large bedrooms'
• Kitchen with Honda ceding! - Main f100r tamely and laundry
' Formal dining 'oorr -' encr doors!
' Etc Etc' Ex ' Only 5244.900'
WOW! AN ABSOLUTE BEAUTY!! WOW
Coughlan built approx. 2.656 so 1t N. Marble entrance & hall
Main & second floor family room 4 bedrooms, could be five
. Double trench doors v Cent. air, vac., large deck
This home shows to perfection. For details please call Flora Waters at
9C5 -831.330C
SACRIFICE SALE...
New 2.700 sq. ft. design. Upgraded trrougnout. ceramic floors
Ti kitchen. hallway, bathrooms. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. main floor
;aundry/mud room & family room wigas fireplace... BUILDERS
BLOWOUT..3219.900... call now! 831-3300/686-3330. Joe
Pitino.
AFFORDABLE 4 BEDROOM $166,800
• Family -size kitchen • Sunken living room
• Finished basement with fireplace • 4 -pc. en suite
• Separate dining room • 4 large bedrooms
• Private yard • Newer roof
• Newer carpet and flooring • Call John Wilson. 831.330.
PAUL KEELER•
EXTRA VALUE $133,900 PICKERING
Only S6.700 down & carnes tor just $874 P&I/month! Spacious
bedrooms. plus family sized kitchen, rec room with fireplace.
gorgeous Interlocking brick court yard. To view today. call Paul
Keeper at 905-831-3300.
WATERFRONT!
Warning! BREATHTAKING VIEW.... The only available
serviced building lot directly on Frenchman's Bay... ready
to build 598.900... call 831-3300, Joe Pitino'.
FREEHOLD TOWNHOUSE POWER OF SALE
Coughlan built 1,250 sq. ft. 3 bedrooms with spacious eat -in
kitchen. Upgraded cupboards, 2 baths, walkout to patio and
fully fenced yard. Won't last at $151,500. CaII John Wilson,
831-3300.
JAYSON VANULAR*
LUXURY PENTHOUSE
Elegant 2 storey penthouse with over 1,100 sq. ft. of terraces.
Panoramic view of lake & city skyline. Family room with gas
fireplace, marble foyer and baths and much more. For details
call Jaan Krull, 831-3300.
BACKING ON TO GREENBELT
Premium 150' court location lot. New 2,150 sq. ft. design, 4
bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, bright, walkout basement, sunken
family room with gas fireplace, upgraded kitchen w/ceramic
floors... $197,900, call now! It won't last... 831-3300/686-3330.
Joe Pitino.
POWER OF SALE
End unit townhome $119,000 - $6,000
down carnes like rent. Backs on to tree -
lined park -like setting. Hurry & call
Ja • Vanular at 831-3300.
$PUSH SPLASH
Summertime living is easy. Finished top to bottom.
2,000 sq. It $189,900. Family location. Oversized
58x121 foot Id. Neutral decor. PLENTY OF
EXTRAS. Al this once it won't last. Cell Jayson
Vanular al 831.3300.
SELL LAWNMOWER PLAY GOLF
The peace and quiet of a gated community.
COLUMBUS MODEL. 1 bedroom + solarium
at 5133,500. Once you see it, you will want to
own it. CaU Jayson Vanular at 831-3300.
GO RDE YOUR HORSE
On your own property. Delightful remodeled century
home in old country charm. Family kitchen, 2 storey
barn, stable & paddock area. Where can you buy a
hobby farm for $169.000. Call Jayson Vanular now 10
PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., APRIL 24, 1996
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Oshawa • Whebv • Clarrgton
This Week
inding a home is a trying experience, whether
you're buying your first or fifth home. And it's
especially hard if you're looking for something
different or unusual—a starter with character, for
instance.
That takes something extra.
11 takes vision—to see beyond the hard work
and effort.
It takes dedication—to sift through all the details
and small work.
It takes patience—to persevere and to prevail.
It's that extra small push that makes the
difference between finding a home that's all
right. and one that's just right. A diamond
sparkling out of the rough. And we're committed
to making the difference for you.
Count on us for your real estate needs.
News .Advertiser
579-4404
TOR. LINE 798-7672 Fax 432-1635
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4 oearooms on quiet
court. Main floor family
room. 4 -piece en suite.
cent. air, cent. vac.. over
2 100 sq. ft. Call Barb
Vacirca'. 683-1790.
BARB VACIRCA'
Wanting to
make the
switch?
Relocating to a
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Let our Real
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guide you
through.
Oshawa • Whitby • Clarington
This Week
News Advertiser
Best Homes
Call 579-4404
TOR. UNE 798-7672
Fax 432-1635
$214,900. John Boddy Bndlewood. 7+1 rooms,
double garage. Charming, well kept home.
Extras include cent. air cond., fireplace, cent.
vac., french doors, 4 baths, California shutters
and appliances. Cal! Flo for further info.
$159,900. 78x162' lot. Immaculate 2
bedroom Tudor style ranch bungalow,
upgraded. It's a beauty. Pickering
detached. Call Flo.
410FLO BETTS
Broker/Owner
(905) 831-8613
SERVING AREAS FROM SCARBOROUGH TO BOWMANVILLE
MLS • INTERNET • VAST REFERRAL NETWORK • Member of the Toronto Real Estate Board
NEW CHOICE
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to qualify. 3 bdrm.
ION nhouse. Huge
inbasement,
appliances, backs
on to park.
Pickering
location.
Call Raul
Casino*,
837-1054.
Call Gary Free***,
837-1054.
TOP PRODUCER
FOR FIRST
QUARTER '96
I'm working from
"Sign Up"
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For all your Real Estate
needs call Lois A.
Thompson * *.
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837-1054.
LOIS
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HOT OFF THE PRESS
4+2 bdnn. Ajax executive! Huge. eat-
en kitchen. professionally finished
basement, ceramic floors. 2 bdrans.,
rec rm. & frim. nn. with buih-in
bookcase & cupboards - 4 -pc. bath.
Over 2.400 sq. ft., gorgeous.
Call Lois Thompson** today,
837-1054.
SOUTH AJAX -
FIRST AD
Main floor family wlreplace
if gleaming hardwood -
master has nursery! Walk w
lake. park, schools.
Call Barbara K. Smith**,
837-1054.
BARBARA
K. SMITH"
PERFECT STARTER
Bright and spacious with
large "white" kitchen - newer
roadloom, fenced yard!
"GO" close by! Call now!
Carl Barbara K Smith**,
837-1054.
PEYTON
DING'
REDUCED TO SELL!!!
Stunning 3,450 sq. ft. executive home, 4 bdnns.,
quiet neighborhood in West Hill, walk to TTG
Call Peyton Ding*,
837-1054.
EMILY
TAN"
1,400 SQ. FT - PARK VIEW
Beautiful 2 bedroom + den w/gatehouse, security marble
entrance. Greenhouse kitchen, en suite laundry, etc.
Call Emily Tan**, 837-1054.
MOTIVATED VENDOR
Near mature trails, good clean condition. 4 bedrooms,
large deck, popular layout + many extras.
Call Emil Tan**, (905) 837-1054.
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Affiliates of Canada
ANNOUNCEMENT
MAUREEN MIHALTSIS
Just a note to let you know that I am now working with
Coldwell Banker 1st Toronto East Realty. I invite all my
clients to drop by and see me for a coffee. Should you
need any services in real estate, please feel free to give
me a call at 905-420-4200.
A LIFESTYLE FOR
THE 90'S! TRIDEL
LUXURIOUS
CASITA
TOWNHOMES
Four models available -
one is new! From 1,600
to 1,800 sq. ft. with a
patio or balcony. 2 + 1
bedrooms, large master
bedroom with walk-in
closets and spacious en
suite baths. Complete
security systems. CaII
your Casita specialists,
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.de door entry opens to bnght graaous toyer with soarng
.ng. Upscale neighborhood Walk to school !mimed.
ssession. Call Janice Garrett', 420-4200
ROBERT
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KEITH
KING*
1450 Kingston Rd.
Pickering
420-4200
4697 Kingston Rd.
284-4500
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McNALLY*
ANNOUNCEMENT RON MCNALLY
A Pickering resident for over 20 years, Ron brings over 25
years sales and marketing experience to Coldwell Banker
1st Toronto East Realty. Ron's proven dedication and high
standards are invaluable when working with all your real
estate needs. Ron encourages all friends, neighbors and
clients to contact him at 416-284-4500.
EION
GOMES*
GREAT STARTER HOME IN AJAX - S152,500
This clean and spacious 3 bedroom home has a bnght
eat -in kit. with w/o to patio and large fenced yard.
backing on to a treed greenbelt. Walking distance to
she epic. 8 transit 'o view all Eion Gomes'. 420-4200.
AJAX BY THE LAKE - MOVE IN AND ENJOY THE
WATERFRONT PARK!
extra dean oacksc».t '?a' res 3 z r,^s . 2 baths. gleaming
,'/wood firs . large tam k0 --en Very dose to schools. Vendor
,seed financing avafabe S''2 300. Call Dons Mu,r to
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L.-ickyard, fully fenced. Easy access to transpera!,or uah,o '" s
I must see cal Mona Young' today. 420.4200
EVERY DAY UNTIL IT'S SOLD
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MIKE McCULLOCH•
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QUALITY ONE
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MICHAEL MCcCULLOCH
Sales RepresRentative
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Professional Service
683-2992
MUST BE SEEN
Immaculate home. freshly painted with new
broadloom, includes window covenngs. 5 appliances
and central air. Call Mike McCulloch to view. 683-
2992.
JUST LISTED
LOVELY 3 BEDROOM RAISED
BUNGALOW
home with glass walkout to large
deck and inground pool. Includes
basement apartment for that extra
income. To view call Mike
McCulloch, 683-2992.
FIRST-TIME BUYERS
Ideal for the first-time buyer, with as little as $4.750
down. Freshly painted 3 bedroom with large deck off
walkout from kitchen. Call Mike McCulloch to view,
683-2992.
FLEXIBLE CLOSING
oasts 2 fireplaces walkout 1. 320 :edar deck an
..I, custom oak cabinets with processionally fin
t. Call Mike McCulloch to view. 683-2992.
ATTENTION/ RENTERS/ LANDLORDS/ ATTENTION
Thinking of renting your home? Thinking of renting a home? Call Mike
McCulloch today for a Professional Service Package and let Mike do
all the work!!!! 683-2992.
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BARBARA PRESTON' CGA
OUCH! ITS HOT! 5159,700
4 level backspin on pool size lot in
prime S Aiax Bright eat -in kitchen
overlooks family room! Invitingly
finished rec room! Lovely country
style Irving room! 3 bedrooms' 1
1.2 baths' Close to schools. parks.
transit & lake' Don't miss the boat'
CaII Barbara Preston today' (905)
619-9500
BRENDA CLYDE'
WANTED: ONE HAPPY FAMILY
A real eye p!easer with quality
upgraded broadloom plus
ceramics. Attractive front porch
and striking two storey foyer.
Main floor family room as well as
rec room and 4 baths. Including a
whirlpool bath. A definite winner'
Call Brenda Clyde at 619-9500 to
view.
SHEILA EARL'
SUPER STARTER!!!
Located on a quiet crescent. This
lovely 3 bedroom home shows to
perfection. The bathroom has
been freshly tiled. The hardwood
floors gleam and the kitchen has
been renovated. Fully finished
recreation room with a bar Top of
the line new windows. Pretty yard.
Open House. Sun., April 28. 2-4
.m. Sheila Earl' 619-9500.
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LUXURY FREEHOLD END UNIT
This 3 bedroom home has much 10
offer. Eat -in kitchen, main floor
family room with walkout 10 fenced
yard. The Targe master bedroom
has a ful 4 -pc. en suite. There is a
pantry beside the fully finished
recreation room. This home is
loaded!! Central air, central
vacuum, Chubb Security. Sheila
SHEILA EARL' Earl, 619-9500.
ATTENTION HOME OWNERS
I have current buyers for Pickering, Ajax or
Whitby who require 3 or 4 bedrooms,
detached homes with main floor laundry, big
kitchen & completed basement apartment
with 1 or 2 bedrooms & separate entrance to
close this spring or
summer. If your home fits
this requirement and you
would like to sell please
call Doreen Thompson at
831-9500.
BRYAN RODRIGUES•
75X13$' TREED LOT
FULLY SERVICED
$159,900. Freshly painted 3
bedroom bungalow in prime north
Pickering location. Upgrades
include: ceramics. hardwood
floors, updated kitchen, new bath.
new furnace, appliances, deck ort
kitchen. Bryan Rodrigues, 831-
9500.
DA1RYL GLOVER, BROKER EVA
UPDATED STARTER
Exceptional home on half
acre with 217' frontage,
huge kitchen, main floor
laundry, large deck, 5
appliances & many
updates. Call Darryl
Glover for info.
5157,000 STROLL THE
WATERFRONT
Walk to the lake & marina from this
spacious semi. It offers huge
bedrooms, sunny kitchen for a big
family, walkout to deck and yard that's
fenced & treed.
Fieldstone fireplace in
rec room with access
to garage. Super court
location! Call Diana
Plitz, 619-9500.
THOMPSON'
SUSAN VINCENT'
SIDESPLIT WITH SPLASH!
Lovely south Max, 3 bdrm. with
inground pool. across the road
from the lake. Main flr. family
room, ham. rm./den, fin. rec rm.,
fp., ren. oak kit. and ceramic
floor. Gleaming hardwood floor &
newer broadloom. Call Susan
Vincent, 905-619-9500.
Battle brews between CAW
and GM over outsourcing
By BRIAN LEGREE
DURHAM STAFF
DURHAM — The Canadian Auto
Workers' union is telling its mem-
bers to be "prepared for a fight like
they've never seen before" with
General Motors over the issue of
outsourcing jobs.
"We are in a struggle for our sur-
vival," said Don Whalen, plant
chairman, GM Unit, CAW Local
222 at a news conference held Tues-
day at the CAW hall.
The giant automaker has created
"confusion and frustration" among
its employees by announcing its
intention to sell the Oshawa fabrica-
tion plant, said Mr. Whalen.
Last Thursday GM unveiled its
plan to sell the fab plant and the
Windsor trim plant and union offi-
cials say they've been kept in the
dark since. The two plants employ
about 3,700 people.
"That's the hard part, GM has
given us few details," said Mr.
Whalen. "They've caused confusion
and frustration. There's nothing new
to tell our members."
Mr. Whalen said he's "adamant"
the sale of the fab plant "isn't going
to happen. They just announced
record profits. We just can't swallow
Home for Sale to
Highest Bidder*
1350 GLE/MNNA ROAD, Ulir 39, PICXERI IG
• spending townhome • Open concept twee
levet design Separate dining room owrlocks
large tering room • Eat -in kitchen • dishwasher
• Spacious mastarwifh double dowels -Family
room with wak-out to private yard • Rsowht
replacement of windows and broadloom •
Tasteful decor • Open for Inspection between
1:00 and 5:C0 pin on Saturday, April 27th and
Sunday, Apr! 2131h • On Slndwr awning, a1 [tide
will be reviewed by the owners and the highest
one accepted, provided It euroeeds reserve bid
$112,500.
For stational information call:
SelectrPlan Rees Estate Inc. Realor°
Fraser Beach, Fw caw, Broker
121-11 IIIIV
it anymore. Don't get us wrong -- we
want to work for a profitable corpo-
ration, but the reward to employees
should be job security, not a layoff
from their Iivelihoxxl."
According to GM officials, the
union hasn't been updated on the
sale because it's "very early in the
process.
"At this point we don't have a lot
of information," said GM
spokesman Stew Low.
"We've shared what we know
with the union and employees and
we'll continue to work to try and
keep them up to date. We try to keep
our employees informed about all
kinds of activity that affects our
business, particularly in event of a
sale or closure of one of our plants,
we want to give our employees as
much waming as possible."
Since Thursday's announcement,
fab plant workers are "very uneasy,
there's a lot of uncertainty, every-
body's wondering about their
future," said Wayne Murphy. CAW
fab plant area representative.
Union officials argue the fab plant
decision is another example of GM
outsourcing jobs, which they say
will be the most contentious issue
when GM and the CAW begin con-
tract talks this summer.
"The line has been drawn, they're
setting the course for negotiations,"
said Mr. Whalen. "We're advising
our members to be prepared for a
fight like they've never seen before."
The union "has to get the point
across to the corporation that out-
sourcing is a big issue," said John
Kovacs, president, CAW Local 222.
The CAW is planning to take
some form of retaliatory action
against GM, said Mr. Whalen.
"If GM is going to keep us at
odds, we're going to keep them at
odds," said Mr. Whalen, who
wouldn't elaborate further on the
union's plans. "In the days coming,
GM is going to feel the force of the
anger our membership feels: there
can be no peace when there is no
justice with GM."
The CAW's contract with GM
expires Sept. 14 and although the
CAW normally doesn't announce
which of the Big Three (GM, Ford
or Chrysler) automakers is its strike
target until Labor Day, Mr. Whalen
said "I'd be awfully surprised if it
wasn't GM."
Local 222 officials say their con-
tract with GM includes successor
rights, which means any company
purchasing the fab plant assumes the
existing contract.
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you onto
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Internet.
Call us at
683-5110
to find
out how
1817 %AL* T LANE. PICKERING OPEN MOUSE SUN. APRIL 28, 2-4 P.M.
Gorgeous. open concept
semi-det. home, second
storey landing open to the
spacious live rm. with brick
fp., 3 large bedrooms, high
efficiency F.A.G. furnace
with CAC, single attached
gar., large private deck off
the dining room, w/o to a
balcony from the second
bdrm. Demand Glendale
location. This house
shows beautifully. Asking
5152,000. Call Mark
Gilmour', (416) 298-2800.
MARK GLMOUR•
416-298-2800 CAMDEC REAL ESTATE LTD.
This well maintained spacious 3 bedroom bungalow has a Targe finished
basement for recreation or easily converted for income. Situated on a large
lot with private drive and fully fenced yard. All within walking distance of
yacht club and French Immersion School. This won't last. Call Jim
McLachlan, Re/Max Hallmark Realty, 416-699-9292.
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great prizes. The News Advertiser is a voluntary -pay news-
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you decline to pay your carrier.
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OPEN HOUSE - SUNDAY 2-4 P.M.
101 CLOVERIDGE
WALK TO LAKE & PARKS
Desirable son!' Aaa vert' oeaun'w —awn entry.
spacious Irving room with large bow window and
hardwood flops. 4 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. newer
windows and wro to fabulous pool sue lot Cat Pam
Borden today 6865153
STOP! CIRCLE! AND CALL
The nide boasts main level `amity room with
cathedral ceiling & fireplace. a sunken living
room, Hollywood kitchen, fin. rec roorr CAC &
central vac. and premium lot. Don't wait - call
Pam Borden today. 686-5153.
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ALL THE BELLS & WHISTLES!
1 I,,l
$212,000
Gorgeous 4 bedroom, 2,448 sq. ft. home with main
floor laundry, huge deck off greenhouse kitchen,
central air & vac. Shows extremely well.
CHOICE HOME IN CHOICE LOCATION!
Enjoy this 4 bdrm. home with a spectacular view
of Lake Ontario. Formal liv. rm. & din. rm.. w/o
from kit. & fam. rm. to deck. Nicely landscaped.
5319.000.
$237,900 •
This 2,745 sq. ft., 4+1 bdrm. Whitby home features an
open family rm./kitchen. den, oak staircase, plaster
crown moldings, skylight, a finished walkout
basement, •lus much more. Call to view!
X P�olside lot X Senior Executive home
X Beaut. w!o bsmt. partially fin. X 2.800 sq. ft. of space
X Loc. in one of the quietest streets of the Hermitage
X Priced to sell X Do not lose this opportunity.
Call now, 683-2992
$239,800
Huge pie -shaped lot. 280' deep, 115 ft. across the
back, plus custom design landscaped front. Tons
of extras in home. For more details call today!
Excellent location with 3 bedroom, main floor family
room, 3 baths. A must see. 'Bargain hunters take
note'
Westshore bungalow on a large ',eed !ct close to manna
and lake. Updated kitchen and bathroom. finished basement
wth woodstove. Great for first-time buyer or empty nester.
5149,900
Just beautiful! Eat -in kitchen, walkout to deck &
fenced yard, garage, 3 bedrooms. Many other
features.
Tilts alstDr-aur" ,a•ge •ancr bungalow Is truly 'One of a kutd" nestled in the
trees of 10 acres across from Deer Creek Golf and Country Club. A 100x40
sprang fed swimming pond enhances the unique setting. 4 bdrrns.. 3 baths, 2
fps.. 2 kits cora! uv rm . sep do rm . Ige. Florida nn.. huge tam. rrn. So
many extras skv gnrs wros more. more. more Just minutes from
even/thin, Call to voew
Quiet court location for a stunning 4 bedroom
executive home. Beautiful white ceramic and a
dream kitchen. This one is loaded with extras.
BACKS ON TO PARK - AJAX
LAKESIDE BUNGALOW
5202,000
11 5255,000
North Hermitage area. 2.224 sq. ft. 4 bedroom home loaded
with upgrades, cent. air. cent. vac. 2 level sundeck, secunty
system and partially finished basement and on a quiet street.
APPLECROFT LIVING
Big senior executive home on a huge lot in the
HERMITAGE. Main floor library. Step-up roman tub
and 4 big bedrooms. This one is like new.
"NEW HOME AVAILABLE"
Walk to parks and lake, beautiful home with large family
sized kitchen. Grand living room and great sized bedrooms,
separate entrance to basement. Fully fenced yard.
"VALUE PLUS"
Huge principal room with extra Targe kitchen, fully
finished rec room, 3+1 bedrooms, great home,
great location. Call first! To view this fine home.
Quality built. Approximately 3,100 sq. ft. Pick
your broadloom & cabinetry. Main floor family
room, library & laundry. Act now!
11
S177,500
Is space a requirement? Family room a must?
Spacious - workable kitchen a necessity? Finished
basement a plus? We'II toss in CAC - deck and more.
But ou must call to view.
"A REAL DEAL"
A MUST BE SEEN
S164 500 17
WiN put you into this 1,500 sq. ft. Westney Heights
home. Large eat -in kitchen, rec room, fireplace - w/o
to pie -shaped lot on quiet crescent. Call today.
Immaculate home, freshly painted with new
broadloom, includes coverings, 5 appliances and
central air.