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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_02_28I TM Pickering Edition PICKERING ralmNl®B SPRING HOME SHOW IN DURHAM Wed, FeL 19 unti FOR LOW Sat, Feb. 22 PRICES News Advertisel, - ro EXHI ITM Friday, Feb. 28, 1992 24 pages A Meirolond Community Newspaper Circulation 35,000 51 C + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 9 Eludget housing industry, By LINDA WHITE 30,000 families in the Greater Staff Reporter Toronto Area, says Mr. Cinapri. DURHAM - Allowing Canadians "If just 20 per cent of those to purchase a home with RRSP sav- 30,000 families buy a home, that's Ings is an "absolutely fantastic, 6,000 sales. That would create about superb program", says a home 15,000 jobs," he notes. builders' association. "Tire government has "It's a very fiscally- addressed job creation responsible move," says through the housing sec - Claudio Cinapri, presi- tor," says Mr. Cinapri. dent of the Greater "Our industry has been in 40Toronto Home Builders' the recession for three Association of Ottawa's years, while the retail decision to allow first- industry has been in it time homebuyers and about a year. We'll come people purchasing a new out of it first, and it will principal residence to use filter through. That's why up to $20,000 of their Anitathe government provided RRSPs toward a down- this stimulus." payment. While Ajax real estate The move will "complement" the agent Anita Witty, of Witty Real government's decision last month to Estate, thinks the plan is "great," cut the minimum downpayment she's "glad" it's limited to one year. from 10 per cent to five, he says. "It's to help the economy at this Ottawa estimates about 100,000 difficult stage of the game," she Canadians will make tax-free RRSP says. "I don't think we've ever had withdrawals for downpayments dur- ing the next year. That equates to See RRSP..-Page 4 40 DRUGS STOLEN: A bandit steals prescription drugs with a stmt value of $30,000. Pate 3 WOMEN'S SELF-DEFENCE: Women can lean self-defence for free. Pate 7 ►,, Billboard...... .. _8 Entertainment-...-.... _.9 Sports.»»....»..»» �»».....17 Construction on the sec- ond phase of the A)ax- Plckering General Hospital's expansion might cost less than anticipated. Tracy Paterson, the hospital's direc- tor of community relations, says offk*ft are now revlew- Ing a number of construction bids that are all lower than the cost that was expected. However, it's too early in the process to release actual fig- ures, she says. WE RECYCLE Pickering High School's Kirk Salesman drhme for the basket after shading Jason Podrats of Oshowa's O'INeill OoNegiate dwkg the LOSSA senior boys' basketball final at 07*0 Tuesday nlghL WaftV fora rebased ars Pk:kerhnp's Jason Nk*Cwub (24) and Sean Thomas (22). O'NeNI wort. See Page 17. photo by Andrew hNanon ilwxft means mt -- Ad miliw In Alm-Pk;kaft News Admftw MM -5110) and Oshawa -1111141W W& WNk 079,44000. 103.000 pressor every Friday e 0 6 ntroduciug Our "NEW' ��OT DELUXE s�ue� 20 PIECES & 6 ITEMS41 A99 -4444 - d �w Irt b Nt'fiir. �-- R ,a PMM 3 -TM MM ADVMTMM FMAX M. A LM VUf SON OMOS Hows: J -Thureft fi" 1.4 :pl sebulfty & %.FNMY 11-6 Homily Route vmy RMlly 09=1 222 SALES OFFICE Md Hwy. 2 N W+E ALL CLAY 40 - BRICK �loj Z4 iz= SON OMOS Hows: J -Thureft fi" 1.4 :pl sebulfty & %.FNMY 11-6 Homily Route vmy RMlly 09=1 222 SALES OFFICE Md Hwy. 2 N W+E • U � 0 0 go Armed bandit scoops .drugs worth $30,000 . PICKERING VELLAGE - An armed bandit made off with narcotic pain relievers worth an estimated street value of about $30,000 after holding up a drug store Monday afternoon. Durham Regional Police say the man entered Pickering Village Pharmacy at 24 Church SL around 3 pm. Monday and approached the prescription counter brandishing a knife or scissors. He ordered one employee to he down on the floor, while another was told to empty a drug locker of Diazepam, a generic name for valituri, and Percodan, also a strong pain reliever. He fled the store on foot with about 3,000 tablets, at a cost of about $300 to the drug store. Police say the pills could fetch $30,000 on the black market. The suspect is described as a white male aged 20 to 29. He stands 6', has a medium build, black hair and moustache. He was wearing a black leather jacket and blue jeans. Police are investigating. 'Goalie' scores cash PICKERING - Two masked bandits, one armed with a hand- gun, held up a Pickering variety store Tuesday night. Two men entered R.C. Movies and Munchies, 375 Kingston Rd.. around 9 p.m. and were given money after one of them bran- dished a handgun. One of the robbers is described as white, 5'10- and 160 pounds. He was wearing a red himberjacket shirt, blue jeans and a black ski mask, The second accomplice wore a hockey goalie's mask Robber uses Stone Age weapon in gas bar heist AJAX - A robber used a rock to break in to a gas station, where he took cash and cigarettes. A rock was thrown through the window at Mar's Esso on Bayly St. around 1:30 a.m. Wednesday. About $100 in cash and an unknown quantity of cigarettes were stolen. Durham Regional Police have no suspects. 7DDDw) WEIGHT REGIO . RESTRICTION REGULATIONS will be in force on roads under the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality of Durham effective March 1 to approximately May 1, 1992. Vehicle loads are restricted to FIVE TONNES per axle in accordance with Durham Region By-law Number 251-89. Signs will be erected on all Regional Roads to which these Weight restrictions apply. V.A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Regional Municipality of Durham WQ�� QC�QI�c ��3QP DELIVERY SERVICE Mu►lt:tf tact trtOE IIlNltl! a wise ootra io trotllt t�oolt wan t�otnt IEtfR AOYERI� f;A� 1i00aY AIp N TW OMAKO FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1992 w�wsAo+lEarlst:R ) AslieROOKS �'CN+1iwCATAI ) ) tltl00L00 (AIA),RM SHAY, MARCH 1, 190 '011ACWT 0") FOOD CITY FRNNM M LOGLAWS FOOD MART )�•IC(AIAXiPICK.) • DaMtrerel to 9111111001111101104111" tiny I= NAiD�IRJVM.IP1<i:3k t11111111111-PAG&A Obstructing justice charge dropped DURHAM - A charge of obstructing justice has been dropped against an Ajax woman accused of first-degree murder. Tracey Armstrong, 23, won't be facing a charge of obstructing justice in connection with the mur- der of Willowdale accountant Harry Feige, 35, as reported in the News Advertiser Wednesday. That charge was dropped last week. The News Advertiser regrets the error. Easter ealcam al n p g �: ;,ice-` cks' oft : March 3 y- DICKERING - The Pickering Rotary Club potatoes, vegetables, salad, dessert will kick off its annual Easter Seal cam- and Coffee or tea. - paign with a Business Leaders' Luncheon Guest speaker will be Lloyd C. Tuesday, March 3. Atkinson, executive vice-president and Throughout the month, the Rotary chief economist at the Bank of Club will campaign for funds In aid of Montreal. He will discuss the economy, disabled Children supported by Easter Interest rates, the recession, economic Seals, and aims to top lost year's total of recovery, mortgage rates, borrowing $16,000. rates and business recovery. A special guest at the kick-off lun- Holding a Ph.D. in economics. Dr. cheon will be five-year-old Judy Kerr of Atkinson is the author of several books as Pickering, this year's -Tammy-. Like well as scholarly articles on a variety of many other Canadian children, Judy subjects. He Is Chairman of the econorn- benefits from the community's support Ic policy committee of the Canadian of Easter Seats. Chamber of Commerce. The luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m. Tickets to the luncheon can be pur- at the Old Liverpool House. Hwy. 2 and chased from Robert Kiefer at the Bank of Liverpool Rd., Pickering. Cost is $30 per Montreal, 839-8025: or from Bev Hunter person which includes a prime rib dinner, at DeBoers. 683-9660. Am L1111111 I AS 411111liv- JAMAICA OCHO RHOS C1B0NEY***** way LDDK WHAT'S iu... 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No. 2264141. your money's worth...and more _ -� PAGE4-THE_KDV11M1r2ERrlK1l"%FftA.,.+•►;•.1..,.w.Ytat�.w.�,,rr�/'. iP•• ...• .�•...-.., y A•.T�.iy7A: Budget'what Canadians wn By KErrH GH LIGAN Staff Reporter DURHAM - The federal budget will be "very easy to sell," says Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens. "What's in the budget is what Canadians want. There are cuts in spending and in taxes and there's control of government spending," says the Progressive Conservative MP. "The frills of government have been cut and that's what Canadians are asking for." Highlights of Tuesday's budget include: • a reduction in the income tax surcharge from five per cent to four effective July 1, with another one -per cent cut Jan. 1, 1993; • a $22 -billion reduction in defence spend- ing over five years; • a one-year program allowing people to withdraw up to $20,000 tax-free from a regis- tered retirement savings pian to buy or build a home. The money would have to be put back into RSPB within 15 years; • elimination, merger or privatization of 46 government agencies; • a cut in the manufacturing and processing MID D A CLOSER LOOK tax rate; • a five -per cent reduction in pay for the Prime Minister and cabinet ministers. The budget "works well for my con- stituents," Mr. Soetens said following a Wednesday morning budget breakfast meeting attended by about 200 people at Annandale Golf and Curling Club in Ajax. Royal Bank economist Michael Gregory and chartered accountant Stephen Meek also spoke at the meeting. Mr. Gregory said the budget was a "positive" sign the government's continuing to fight the deficit. Finance minister Don Mazankowski projects a deficit of 5275 billion for the fiscal year start- ing April 1, down from the expected $31.4 -bil- lion deficit for this fiscal year. Ottawa set to sell surplus airport land PICKERING - The federal government is close to seeing half of the Pickering airport lands, says Ontario Riding MP Rene Soctens. But, that doesn't mean the air- port won't be built. Part of the airport property was identified as surplus land during Tuesday's federal budget anrKXffXXMXnt. "What I sense is there's a com- mitment the government will con- suh with provincial and municipal governments on their land sales and proceed to sell the surplus holdings," he says. If the property is sold. Ottawa wIII b, left with 9,000 atTe_C on the site, enough to accommodate an airport. No decision will be made on whetter an airport will be built until an evaluation of aviation needs is complete, says Mr. Soetens. Pickering mayor Wane Arthurs says Ottawa's announce - mens was a surprise. 1 think it's going to be good news for the town that the issue of the airport land is being clarified.- But. larified"But, he adds. it's not clear who Ottawa will see the land to or for what use. It's unlikely the govern- ment will make much money if the land is sold for farming, he says. No services are in place for industrial development, he adds. "We'll have to wait and see what their intent might be and evaluate it further." The federal budget itself. says mayor Arthurs, is a "psychological budget" with "lots of little things" in iL "1 would have Iiked to have seen an indication that we'll be seeing building activity," he says. Tax breaks for businesses are modest and won't stimulate the economy, he adds, nor was there much in the budget to help the unemployed. Budget 'neither hurts nor helps', says NDP MPP AJAX-PICKERING - The elimination of the Science Council of Canada is "pretty shortsighted," says Durham West MPP Jim Wisemai. The science couunW is one of 46 government agencies targeted for elimina- tion, merger or privatization by the federal government in Tuesday's budget. "h's a terrible, terrible thing to do," says Mr. Wiseman. "h hurts science and makes it difficult for to to keep up with the competition, like Japan and Europe." The NDP member of the provincial govenuneru called the budget a "do-noth- ing budgm h neither hurts nor helps.- Them elps "There is nothing in the budget for unemployed people, Mr. Wisemant claims, And, no money's being spent on infrastructure wok, such as roads and sewers, which would provide jobs to consmwtion labooers. The plan to allow people to take $20,000 from an RRSP to buy a house is a g 11:1�� he says, but points out it's something the Ontario govrmmentst fir i RSPpraised ro osal � p FROM PAGE 1 an opportunity this good in the 20 years I've been in the business." Her husband, Ajax mayor Jim Witty, also likes the scheme. "It may well help get people buying hooses." An increase in home buying would create jobs and the "ripple effect" would be good for the economy, he says. However, Mrs. Witty is critical of the government's 15 -year payback period. "I like the idea that they must pay it back," she explains, "but I think it should be paid back in 10 years, or when the house is sold." 4 Anne Briscoe of Century 21 Briscoe Estates calls the plan "well thought out. It won't cost the government anything ... It allows people to move from one tax-free. investment. to. awther-but. won't do enough to create another rn.,nii of .nito�S•n'• or PAon in PL..Pv,n6M:nn {,M IPA nPa.AC in ►i•1A Iola lOR/lr Mr. Meek said the reductions in the income tax surcharge are the "most significant cuts in the bud- get." Family allowance, child tax credits and refunds will be eliminated Jan. 1, 1993 and replaced with a tax-free single monthly payment designed to help low and middle-income families. Mr. Meek called that move "the second step awav from universality. The clawback was the first. (In 1989, the feds started taking back family allowance from people in higher -income brackets)." On the move to allow Rene Soetens people to use up to 520.000 in an RRSP to help buy a house, Mr. Meek said, "I would question any practical benefit in this plan. The people who want to buy a home probably don't have an RRSP. I don't think they'll make great strides with this." Mr. Soetens said in an interview after the break- fast, "I don't necessarily disagree with the com- ment. (But) it's an opportu_ nity for people with a lot of money sitting in an RRSP account. If it affects the housing market five or 10 per cent, then that's good." Mr. Soetens expects to see current homeowners taking money from an RRSP to move up in tl%J housing market, which will open up the market for first-time buyers. The government also plans to sell off sur- plus land, including some of the Pickering air- port property. s ATTENTION ALL BRIDES & GROOMS TO BE. JOIN' US SUN. MARCH 1/92 FOR AN AFTERNOON ` OF BRIDAL & FASHION SHOWS. FROM 11-4:30 P.M. CO-SPONSORED BY: THE GpU�.�I.�Lw,�D INN & p ii, .IJ 1r1 Jy.�?11J i�_? • 30 Exhibitors • Many door prizes . • Coffee, tea & finger foods 1 •2 different fashion shows!! ` Doors open at 11 a.m. at the: PICKERING RECREATIONAL COMPLEX (Valley Farm Rd. & Hwy. 2, Pickering) 46. Pickering) & West Salon" L Tickets only Ir Available at the door or • The Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Dellbrook Market • The Lace Place • Sheridan Nurseries For more information can: (416) 683-5110 Fax (416) 683.7363 Apa Pic"I This Weekend a D NES 2,895 Sq. Ft. T h e Dynaslym $245 900 3_ v f nvr. r a alb 1• aS n 0 Ani • rdk a •sr w r wa"M y a a.v. rq a »r Editorial.. Budget big on oma e It is a budget that concentrates on image. Government is seer: to share the hardship of the people: Cabinet ministers will take a pay cut. MPs, senators and civil servants will find themselves sit- ting with taxpayers in the economy class when they fly. Government looks a little smaller: 47 agencies will be merged, shut down or sold. Government looks a little more friendly to families: a family of four earn- ing $50,000 will get a $40 break in taxes. Government is seen to be responsive to fair ideas: those with RRSPs will be allowed to borrow money from their plans (up to 520,000) to buy homes, but then must pay it back to the plan within 15 years. There is also a one- year limit, which will encourage people to take advantage now, when work- ers in the housing industry need jobs, and not later, when housing construc- tion should be picking up anyway. (RRSPs are supposed to be for retirement, after all.) Government is seen to be unresponsive to bad ideas: spending billions it doesn't have (throwing them after the billions Ontario's government didn't have), in the hope that a mad spree will somehow jump-start the economy. The substance behind the image of Tuesday's federal budget is that noth- ing important will change. There is little progress on the deficit, although the government appears to be making attempts to bring it under control, in fits and starts. Finance Minister Don Mazankowski says despite his cuts and image improvements the deficit will be some $27.5 billion in 1992-93. He does promise more rapid drops in the years to come, but then so did his predecessor, Like tomorrow, deficit drops are always coming, but never here. There is no attempt to make a radical overhaul in the tax system: a wel- come relief to a country rocked over the last few years by a series of major changes and tax hikes. And there will be no flood of federal money to bail out provinces or municipalities. No doubt it would have been welcome if it had come, but the public purse is dry. It was a nice budget, but not a great one. A sigh of relief seems in order. The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues. controversial matters and anything else of interest to our read- ers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold kners deemed not fit for publication. All kners must include your full name, address and phone number for our infor- mation Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., US 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. Letters PC's given their pink S lipS To the editor, We should not be surprised at the comments Rene Soetens is mak- ing regarding the Reform Party or his last valiant effort to once again convince us that the GST is for our own good. He is acting just like any other man that has just come to the realization that he will soon be out of a job. Mr. Soetens, you have been given your pink slip. You and your party have mismanaged, borrowed and overspent us into a debt that you can't recover from. Your facto- ry is being closed, the Federal Conservative Party is going out of business. We, the shareholders, the voting public will make sure of this. 1 sincerely hope that you have wisely invested all of your tax-free exemptions and GST savings into a RRSP because there is a good chance that there will not be any funds left for you to draw unem- ployment insurance. And don't put too much faith in an indexed pen- sion either because someone like Preston Manning may do what the tax paying public is saying. Maybe we should base your pension on service and performance like the rest of the people. No that would be far too radical. But take heart, the news is not all bad. With some wise financial planning you will do just fine. The GST has not had any impact on prices, in fact you have stated that L V • prices on some items have gone down. Federal, provincial, and municipal taxes have hardly increased at all. Gasoline, liquor, beer, and cigarettes are about the same price as when your party came into r power. Free trade has opened up wonderful opportunities, and those 37 -cent stamps you saved are still good. Good luck on your retirement. Oh yes, I hear the best time to go to Buffalo is mid -week, the Customs lines are shorter. Give our regards to Brian while you're down there. Best wishes from a recent Reform Party convert. Keith Pins, Pickering Keep politicians out offire business To the editor, Re: Story by Judi Bobbitt, Firefighters See Red Over Politician's Comments, Sunday, Feb. 15, 1992. The firefighters aren't the only ones seeing red due to Councillor Rick Johnson's comments. 1 must admit I don't know much about being a politician and equally little about being a fire- fighter. What I do know is this: should myself or my family ever need the emergency services of the Pickering Fire Department, I would like to believe the service my family would receive isn't compromised because some politician decided who's fit to work and who isn't. I suggest Mr. Johnson spend a night shift on a long weekend with one of the fire halls as well as meet the physical requirements required to perform the work of a firefighter. Should the need arise that my taxes need to be raised to compensate for the professional services of the department then please do so. Remember Councillor Johnson when the alarm sounds at the sta- tion for the tenth time that night and it's 3 a.m., it's not you responding. It's highly qualified personnel and I believe it makes us all feel more secure. 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Dear grandfather of Liam, Perry and Caitlin. Dear brother of Laura, for women, PICKERING - Women can learn to protect themselves dur- ing five free self-defence classes in March. Chet Dixon, owner of Don Warrener's Martial Arts Academy on Brock Rd., says he's offering the free sessions because he's bothered by increasing incidents of women being victimized. "When women get hurt, it bothers me. I've got a mother, a sister and a girlfriend. It's a shame so many people are get- ting victimized when it can be stopped." He says the disappearance and presumed murder of Pickering teen Julie Stanton is only one example of the growing brutality against women. "Stuff like that shouldn't happen. Everybody's all scared now. It shouldn't be like that." Mr. Dixon, who has a second- degree black belt in martial arts, is offering the free lessons to women over the age of 16 every Monday night during March. "It's not hard to defend your- self. Anybody can do it," he says. "You can learn quick self- defence techniques." Learning to catch an attacker off guard and judging when to strike back is an important part of self-defence for women, he says. Many attacks reported in the media could've been stopped if the victim had knowledge of those techniques, he adds. The free classes start March 2 and will be held from 9 to 10 p.m. at the academy, 1050 Brock Rd., Unit 16. Participants should wear comfortable clothing. For more information, call 420-9139. Teens sought in girl's assault AJAX - Police have issued warrants for four teens after a 14 -year-old girl was assaulted at the Ajax Community Centre Tuesday night around 8:30. Tito victim was treated and released for minor injuries at Ajax and Pickering General Hospital. The suspects — two boys and two girls between the ages of 14 and 16 — are wanted for assault causing bodily harm. 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The deadline for Billboard items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prbr to Wednesday publi- cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prim to Friday publicatlon and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. 28 THEATRE: Pickering West Hill Musical ?heotre presents Me and My Girl beginning Fri., Feb 28 at the Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd, Pickering Additional performances Feb 29, March 1, 6 and 7 839-9705 CHURCH SALE: St Martin's Church, 1203 St. Vortn's Dr., will hold a new - to -you sale Friday. Feb. 28 from 7 and 9 p.m Used clothing, white ele- phant and more. 839-4769 (Barb) /I� SILENT AUCTION: silerr ouc'o^ n aia off 9 she Big Sisters Association of Alax- Pickenng will be held Sat., Feb 29 at 8 p.m W the Ajax Community Centre. HMS Alax Room S6 acim scion Lots of great Mems ro bid on 428-8 1 1 1. APEX '92: 'he Ajax Ph latelic Soc,ery will ho,a is annual exhibition. Apex '92. on Sat.. Feb 29. from 10 a -r *'a4 p m. at St Bernadette .s Church Hail, at the corner of Harwood Ave and Bayly St, Ajox Ree adr-Lmor, and door prizes 683- 0240 or 839-2068 MONTE CARLO NIGHT: The P cke, -g Baseoa Assoc or on w,li hos- is secona annual Monte Cono n:ght at the a cke, ng Recreation Corny ex Sot . Pet) 29 The cost is $2C, w^ ch inclucies a gambling package and buffet Tnere's also a b4ocK;aCK tournament with a grand prize o' S'.000 'he e^ y fee for back,ack ,s S50 per person. Ticke-s will be avaiiabe on registration clay or by calling Bruce Mdaleto^ at 831- 3300 or Betsy Gur^mow at 286-2213 SOCCER REGISTRATION: The Ajax lr11114-111111 :111111111 5 Piece All Wood Set 4 Arrowback Side Chairs, Table: 42x42x60 r, E, r:.• � .inn Warriors Soccer Club will hold its final registration session for the 1992 soc- cer season at the Warriors' club- house on Centennial Rd., Sat., Feb. 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost is $55 per player for early birds. After today, the cost is $70 per player. Proof of date of birth and Ontario health card are required. Due to the success of the Skills and Drills pro- gram, the Warriors will hold it again this year for children born in 1988 The fee is S50. Space is limited, so register early. Children registering for the Skills and Drills Program will not receive a free soccer ball, but will receive a free Warriors' water battle at the start of the program 427-4789 (Pam Czerwinski) BOOKS FOR BABIES: New parents can introduce books and activities to babies up to two years old Sat , Feb 29 at 10.30 a m at the Pickering Central library. One The Esplanade Call 831-6873 to register. CLOTHING SALE: A sale of good usea c,oth.ng w be held at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 Kings Cres.. Ajax on Sot., Feb. 29, from 10 a.m. to noon. 683-3863 TRACK DANCE: A benefit dance for the Therapeutic Riding Association for Challenged Kids (TRACK) will be held Sat, Feb 29, from 8 p m to 1 a.m , at the Uxbridge Community Centre S25 per couple All proceeds go to TRACK 683-7468 (Dianne Birrell). CRICKET DANCE: --he Durham All- star C^cke'e•s are lasting a going - away dance at the Sapphire Restaurant, Clements Rd W. and Monarch Ave.. Aiax, on Feb. 29 at 8 p m All welcome. S6 per person. 428-7470 (Anwer Omar) 1 CONCERT: -he All Saints' Anglican Church Choirs pre- sent a concert at All Saints' Anigican Church. 300 Dundas St W . Whaby. Sun . March 1 at 4 p m Mozart's Ave Verrn, the Canto: Every Word and Thought by Buxtehuae and Vivalai's Concerto Op 3. No 8 No charge. but an offering would be appreciated NATURE WALK: Save The Rouge Valley w,l nod a nature walk Sun . March ' at Caper Valley Meet at 1:30 p '^ in the Caper Valley parking 5 Pc. Bed Sectional 99 Prim Oct Exactly lit Shmt 5 Piece All Wood Set ordy$299 Computer Nest Desk Tables $69 $2499 Canadian Made Wing Chair Luxury Fabric $289 Bed39" Brass I Sofa Bed $3991 $89 lot, three km. east of Sheppard Ave. and Meodowvale Rd. on Twyn Rivers Dr. 287-1776. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY: The Westney Heights Baptist Church will hold its second anniversary services Sun., March 1, at 10 a.m. The Heritage Singers will perform follow- ing the service. The congregation meets at Applecroft Public School, 55 Coles Ave.. Ajax. 686-1720. SOFTBALL REGISTRATION: The Pickering Softball Association will hold mass registration for Kids' Softball, Pickering Rep Softball, Women's Slo-Pitch, Men's Slo-Pitch and Men's and Women's Adult Softball at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sun., March 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p m , Mon., March 2 from 7 to 10 p m. and Tues., March 3 from 7 to 10 p m. Cost is $40 per child, $30 for each additional child and S60 per adult. Minimum age for T -ball regista- tion is five years old as of Jan. 1/92. Registration is for Pickering residents only BONSAI MEETING: The Matsuyama Bonsai Society will rneet Mon., March 2. at Faith Place, 44 William St.. Oshawa Beginners at 7 p.m.. regular meeting at 7:30 p m All welcome 683-2568 or 725-2045 WEIGHT LOSS: The Lose Weight the Weliness Way support group will meet Mon.. March 2. The group is for women, and meets every Monday evening For time. location or more intorr^a^on. call 427-8216. CHOIR AUDITIONS: The Jean MCDor`c c s -gels will audition cnu- dre^ cnc cc- *s `or cabarets aria concer's V'c- . V'c•ch 2 Ca 837 - 2611 for oppointment. PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUP: The Durham Region chapter of the Parkinson Support Group will meet Mon.. March 2 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Church, Whitby, cor- ner of Colborne & Centre Sts. South door entrance. 666-8576 or 668-6580. SENIORS' DISCUSSION GROUP: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues.. March 3, at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Ajax. Diabetic educa- tor Marlene Grass will speak. Ajax Senior Citizens' Club members only, whose yearly fee is $3. The discussion group has a semi-annual fee of $2. 683-7799 (Louise Johnson). EASTER SEAL LUNCH: A Business Leaders' Luncheon to kick off the Easter Seal Campaign will be held Tues.. March 3 at the Old Liverpool G5EAIA?G5 CORRECTION NOTICE In our flyer `Sears, Your Money's Worth and More, sale date ends Sat., Feb. 29, 1992" on page B2 the built-in vacuum system #206 334 100 is not exactly as illustrated. It does not include powerhead. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused - 5 1 M M 0 N SIMMONS- ALLUSION - POCKET COIL -,_" `• 92995 s� E" 1109915 KING •• • T&J CHERRY FINISH a�ncaacr�, w�nnain ARMOIRE 8 2 NIM 1499 AYIitUS 1 Frpn 129" } s tom or 71MI••S iT SIMMONS" Cavalier I Dream Way 11991, UM $46V 1249% of caft "all House, Pickering, at 11:30 a.m. Coit Is $30. 839-8025 (Robert Keifer) or 683-9660 (Bev Hunter). GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society (Durham Region) meets Tues.. March 3 from 7:15 to 10 p.m. in the cafete- ria at Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Guest speaker Les Pullen will discuss Saving Ontario Ship Wrecks. 723-7460 (Bessie Gannon) or 668-8177 (Joyce Hilton). OWASCO When you help a ma`n���I •••tr•••"///oubb- you an be sure of one thing. He won't forget you the next time he's in trouble. Did you know we carry VW/Audi genuine <I parts with a 12 month unlimited warranty on all parts and labour performed, which we believe is unique in the industry. AJAX COIN CAR WASH e _' T1>anks for your palonage /f _ `N`(''• in 1991. We 7 aa your iness fern'_►/� busi lockook brfor ward b serving you in 1992 . • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK -24 HOURS • 100% FRESH WARM WATER 75 Commercial Ave. AJAX, ONTARIO SIMMONS- B DYNASTY SET 49995 S. 166995SQIUEEN Kw 59995 87995SET SIMMONS-11— -11 Fil C' CASE SUPRE SET 27995 T 43995 ' 3799E N/A SET t SOUTH SHORE #2350 Izillaj S DI mm dtest Desk $9_ Mates ow 129" wont 49* D A -P SOLID OAK 1699 ARMOIRE & 2 NIGHT'S • 0 JJ---• Brass Seas • /� j h 1 • yLiy�t�erbed ACCeSS • F_ 1 Li THE NEWS ADVF.R't'ISER MDAY, FEB. 21k IMPAGE f f . N/1 wf TIC A ROUND -UP OF THE AJAX-PICKERING SCENE Country legend Moe Bandy plays the Gold AJAX-PICKERING - Country music legend Moe Bandy will be the star attraction at Country Gold this weekend. Bandy, whose career has spanned more than 20 years, has recorded 31 albums and has more than 50 chart hits. Among his top singles are Where's the Dress with Joe Stampley in 1984, It's a Cheatin' Situation with Janie Fricke and his latest hit Americana, in 1988. Bandy has shows Friday at 9:30 and 11 p.m. and three shows on Saturday at 5 p.m., 9:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. Tickets are $15 at the door. There's also a country jamboree on Sunday, feature Lome Hachey and his band from 3 to 7 p.m. Country Gold is in the Mackenzie Plaza in Ajax. Call 686-4995. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this week- end, just follow this guide: DANNY'S PLACE,: Check out the comedy at Danny's Place Saturday. The Laff Trax Comedy Theatre presents Rick Bird with special guest Dez Reed starting at 10 p.m. Bird is a multi -talented magician, comedian and illusionist. Sass Jordan - Racine (Capitol): The wait was worth it' The Montreal rocker checks in four years after her scintillating debut with another funky, hard -rocking • record which, in this case, bares more than a passing resemblance to the Black Crows (which is okay by me'.). Racine i- -- bit as good as her first effort, which filled Canadian airwaves for almost two years. Expect this one to do the same. Steve Forbert - The American In Me (MCA): The former "New Dylan" has been recording infre- quently of late, but by the sounds of American, it's not for lack of inspi- ration. Forbert sounds a little jaded, but his straight -ahead folk, rock and blues' style is melodic, well -crafted —and pleasingly unpretentious. Terri Nunn - Moment of Truth (MCA): Berlin's sultry siren strikes •out on her own for the first time since leaving the band in '87. And for the dynamic singer it's an exor- cism of personal demons, including her feelings on loneliness, sex (of course), an affair with a married man and even her father's suicide. Unlike her early work, Moment isn't quite 'alternative,' but it does have an experimental edge that takes the music beyond usual radio fare. Mazzy Star - She Hangs Brightly (Capitol): Originally released in May, '90, Capitol has re-released this gem of low-key American folk, country and blues • (with just a hint of Doors' -style psychedelia). The closest compari- son would be Toronto's Cowboy Junkies minus the snooze factor. Lead singer Hope Sandoval punctu- ates the slow -spun grooves with a spectral voice that lingers, even after the disc is over. If you missed it the first time around, don't make the same mistake twice. Jerry Jerr7,#F.tl)e Son of He invites bar -goers to take any locking device to the show as he's confident he can get out of it in under 96 seconds. Opening for Bird is impersonator Dez Reed who will have you in stitches with his "Indian Elvis" routine. There's a karaoke contest at Danny's on Sunday, start- ing at 6 p.m. with lots of prizes to be won and a free tape to all contes- tants. Danny's Place is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683- 2940. HARP AND THISTLE PUB: Cape Breton Islander Gerry McDaniels will keep you enter- tained with some "down -east" favorites and some Irish and rock 'n' roll mixed in for good measure. There's karaoke at the Harp & Thistle on Thursdays from 9 pm. to 1 a.m. and Sundays from 7 to 11 p.m. The Harp and Thistle Pub is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428- 0943. C E N T R E F I E L D S Centrefields has the Scott Forrester Band in for some '70s and '80s rock 'n' roll Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There's karaoke on Sundays from 9 p.m. to I a.m. This Rhvthm Orchestra - "Don't Mind If 1 Do" (Aquarius): Canada's reigning nutbar garage rock king may be showing signs of mellow- ing on this his latest disc, but that's not to say Perry Como has anything to worry about yet. With titles like "Blew Elvis' Mind- and "No Ass Tatoos (In Heaven)", there's still some mischief in Jerry Jerry's mind (and guitar), but some of his forays into soft jazz etc. show the rocker's softer, mature side. Still, there's plenty of styles amongst the 13 songs, and little room for boredom. -- Michael Baginski RRSPO? Check with State Farm ► Qp Rafts on Indinidlral &firen)M II nlutm ► �ararltesd L/�fllllt' II8C0111l. P. 146ite>+r of Premium br IUista IRI Optan P. "CvoWNe Serviw. ROY MMOeK.�EDANZ, 14" %* Str*'K Suitt 9 Plela ft, Offiario L/W 3T8 tiut./16.831.2207 LAe a good ne ^or State Farm s Mere fW Ste% Form Life kis wxwe Company ta9M�elid'd�t: 81�; t1Ml week, a pair of gold rings will be given away as prizes. Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., unit 14 and 15, Pickering. Call 420-4006. KANGAROO'S: Kangaroo's has karaoke with Dennis James Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Rider Band plays Kangaroo's country and western jamboree every Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. There's jazz every Thursday night with the Ragweed Jazz Band from 9 p.m. to midnight. Kangaroo's is at 985 Brock Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-6845. KERRY INN: Irish eyes are smilin' at the Kerry Inn this week- end with the music of The Dunns. Bill and Marlene will perform some great dance music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. THE: FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: Liz Alderton plays a mixture of light rock, folk and country music Friday and Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. On Sunday, from 3 to 6 p.m., the Herb Knox Quintet will jazz it up. The Fox & Flowerpot Pub is in the Pickering Village Court Yard. Call 428-2162. JOKERS: the one-man band is back by popular demand. Jimmy Fraser, formerly of the Deltones and Ronnie Hawkins' band, plays five different instruments. He plays rockabilly, old rock 'n' roll and R & B Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. Next week, iM!M t's r. Piano an Mark Seed. Jokers has Wednesday night trivia beginning at 9. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427- 0337. McGINNIS LANDING: On MOE BANDY At Country Gold Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's classical style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and 401). Call 428-6383. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose has versatile musician Jim O'Grady in for a weekend gig. He takes the stage Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to l a.m. The Tudor Rose is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S. Call 428-1815. DONA Y MIGUELS: Carlos Slays Mexican music in the Cactus -ounge Friday and Saturday nights. ")ora Y Miguels is at 325 Westney K S. at the comer of Westney Rd. a Baviv St. in Ajax. Call 686- %I ORGAN'S 86- `IORGAN'S PLACE: Sing your heart out with Pip's karaoke F77day and Saturday from 9 p.m. to a.m. On Sunday, Bernie Jessome n:a, s Irish and light rock favorites .rom 6 to 10 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. If your club or restaurant tAfers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News .Advertiser, 6R.3- 4� 1 W, to be included in this weekly feature. Stay in tune, read the News AdvertiserI three times each week 3S0 �ERS npresents JIMMY ERASER ONE-MAN BOGGIE BAND playing SAX/DRUMS/GUITAR/BANJO/FLUTE/HARMONICA SOS & 60s BLUES & ROCK'A' BILUE AA i+r0 DOVER sem., �►TwEE 4 P - 8 PJL 427-0337 PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, FIM. 21, IM Animal kingdom invades library AJAX - The town's public library will resemble an animal kingdom during the school March break. The Ajax Public Library will offer a number of free events dur- ing the week with a theme of Animals: Wild and Friendly. The school break runs from Manch 16 to 20. On Monday, March 16, at 10:30 a.m., a presentation will be offered at the main branch on wildlife con- servation and endangered species education. Live animals will be brought in. Pictures allowed. At 2 pm. Tuesday, Manch 17 at the village branch, youngsters will be able to make crafts. At the same time at the main branch, children can learn about wildlife rehabilita- tion from representatives of the Avicare bird centre and Ruf `N' Redi pet supplies store. There'll be a presentation by the Metro Toronto Zoo called Vanishing Species at the village branch at 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 18. At the main branch, also at 2 p.m., animal movies will be shown and free popcorn will be available. Animal movies will be shown at the village branch Thursday. March — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — 1 KEN -HONG CHINESE RESTAURANT LL.B.O. - GOOD FOOD - COSY ATMOSPHERE - FRIENDLY SERVICE � ' �th Anniversary SpeciaC ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET 1 BUFFET ' :� FIRST THREE ITE! US: FRESH SHRIMPS, t HQ MUSSELS, BREADED SHRIMP. Famous 1 ' 7 Days A Week 1 1 y � MG, Honey Garlic Ribs i Wings, Roast Chicken, Chow Mein, Chicken Balls, 6 • V V44 each Sweet 6 Sour Ribs, Vegetables, Egg Foo 1 fres !larch 15 92 Young. Beef with Mushrooms, and MANY 3 limit per coupon. 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All week at the main branch, there'll be a display of pet pho- tographs and patrons are asked to take in a picture. The best photo- graph will win a prize. The main library branch is at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cr., next to the town hall, while the village branch is on Church St.All programs are free and are open on a first-come, first served basis. 683- 4000. y�3 times .0.40a week RFs 25% Off Saturday Breakfast With this coupon only 428-6022 785 Westley Rd. S. AJAX We're one for a celebration! th Bi wri i»Y 73A�S1 1 OPEN DMIY \\V//// I I A,. i TO I .ktil Watch the mail for your Piorthoay .Bash Flyer with oer in savings i� Or get one at the 0400 's nearest you. CmPns avAble u110 March 31,1992 join as for au speaai loth Birthday Party Friday March 6 RM Birthday Cake •Balloons for the kids • Plenty of prizes! Every Wednesday is Karaoke Stattime. We've got a brand new selection of songs and you get a tape of every song you sing! Come in and practice this week because our Great Karaoke Contest starts Wednesday March 24. .1790 Liverpool Road at the 401 Tel: 420$402 r V thy, y y %dead tht �'� .. N y�3 times .0.40a week RFs 25% Off Saturday Breakfast With this coupon only 428-6022 785 Westley Rd. S. AJAX We're one for a celebration! th Bi wri i»Y 73A�S1 1 OPEN DMIY \\V//// I I A,. i TO I .ktil Watch the mail for your Piorthoay .Bash Flyer with oer in savings i� Or get one at the 0400 's nearest you. CmPns avAble u110 March 31,1992 join as for au speaai loth Birthday Party Friday March 6 RM Birthday Cake •Balloons for the kids • Plenty of prizes! Every Wednesday is Karaoke Stattime. We've got a brand new selection of songs and you get a tape of every song you sing! Come in and practice this week because our Great Karaoke Contest starts Wednesday March 24. .1790 Liverpool Road at the 401 Tel: 420$402 r V 0 4 0 n U • • THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEB. 23,1"2 -PAGE 11 The Marquess 1,080 sq. ft. = $139,900 3 bdrm. With interest rates below 10 per cent and the five per cent downpayment approved by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, there has probably never been a better time to buy your fast hone and no better place to make that purchase than at City Homes' Chelsea Gardens community in north Oshawa. Join over "70" young couples who have already taken advantage of the great values these uniquely -designed and quality homes offer. To make buying your first home from City Homes even more attractive, they are offering an opening incentive on their new fink models — four appliances are now included in the purchase price. Some standard features of these value packed homes are 2X6 construction, space age shelving, ceiling fixtures in all bedrooms, colonial trim, Moen wasberless taps and forced air gas heat. To illustrate that great value, look at the Marquess. This three-bedroom, two-storey offers 1 1/2 baths, garage, eat - in kitchen, four appliances and GST included plus a greenbelt lot, all for $139,900. City Homes is unique in that the company is operated by Oshawa people. The company was started in 1986 by the late Cathy O'Flynn, Jamie MacInnis, Roger MacInnis, Peter Abramczuk and Bob Hann. In its relatively short history, City Homes has developed communities in Oshawa's north and west ends, including the Chelsea Gardens development between Wilson and Harmon. roads and just south of Taunton Rd. "We want to make your fast experience in a new home a pleasant experience," says Jamie Mac Innis. He explains, "Our community is currently in its third and final phase. Our popularity can be mainly attributed to the fzct that our homes are affordable for the first ume buyer." City Homes has a large variety of homes to chose from, which includes five different semi models starting at $128,900, our new links, our unique detached models and our ail -beck bungalows. "Chelsea Gardens is currently the largest home development currently under construction in Oshawa. By the time phase III of the development is completed, there will be over 160 homes in the community. Chelsea Gardens is also perfectly located. It is close to shopping centres, the library. sports facilities, parks and school locations. For the commuter, it is a five-minute drive from the 401 and finure GO station. All the benefits of buying in an established area. •. Information on Chelsea Gardens can be obtained by calling Anne Wisniewski, sales representative at The Crann Realty Corp., 434-3800 or by dropping by the arfodel home on Beatrice St., at Harmony Rd. Models are open Monday to Thursday from l to 6 pm. and Saprdty and Sunday from noon to 5:30 p.m. r In V d, a ''M 1 CITY i M g Y g who sr. ttl ''M 1 CITY i PAGE 12-T= NEM ADVEiTMt FRIDAY, VU. 28, t!!2 Conserve energy in 20 simple steps There are a few things you can do to conserve energy. Here is a list of 20 things you can do to save energy and you hard- earned dollars. 1) Raise your air-conditioning thermostat in the summer. For each degree higher, you'll cut your energy use by eight per cent. 2) Turn off incandescent lights when you are not using them, especially in the summer when they produce unwanted heat. 3) Use low -wattage light bulbs in halts and other places where no close-up tasks occur. However using a single, high -wattage bulb is more cost-efficient than using two lower - wattage bulbs. 4) Long -life light bulbs usually use more electricity than regular bulbs of the same wattage. Use long -life bulbs only in locations where access is difficult. 5) Use high -efficiency light bulbs in your outside security lights. Put them on a time or photoelectric switch. 6) Light only the specific area where you are working. Designed for comfort and space 'n Grime from cooking, smoking and dust can dirty a light bulb and reduce the light it puts out. Inspect and clean bulbs regularly - 8) Avoid checking on food while it cooks. Each time you open your oven door, 25 per cent of the heat is lost 9) Cooking in oven -safe glass or ceramic pans allows you to lower your oven temperature 25 degrees from what the recipe calls for. 10) In an electric oven, turn off your oven 15 minutes before the end of the cooking time. The remaining heat will finish the job if you don't open the oven door. 1 1) Partially thaw frozen foods in the refrigerator before cooking them. In many cases, thawing foods lets you cut the cooking time by one third. 12) Use the automatic cycle on your clothes dryer. 13) Run your garbage disposal with cold water. 14) Use warm or cold water for washing clothes and always use a cold rinse. You also save more money by running full washer loads. 15) Keep heating and air conditioning filters clean. It's difficult to force air through dirty filters. 16) Use fans instead of air conditioning for cooling whenever you can. Fans use only about 10 per cent of the energy air conditioners do. 17) Weatherstrip all doors and windows, even those in morns you are not using. 18) Replace your old thermostat with a newer clock model. These devices can be set to automatically lower your home's temperature at bedtime and raise it again in the morning. 19) Keep your fireplace damper closed when the fu-eplacc isn't being used. If you have glass fireplace doors, keep them closed as well. 20) Schedule annual maintenance checkups for your heating and cooling system. By keeping your system in optimal working condition, you'll not only reduce energy costs. but also extend its service life. There are easy ways to conserve water O Conserve water and save money by placing a capped, water filled, one -litre yogurt container in your toilet tank. Don't use bricks, which may deteriorate and clog up your drain. O North Americans bathe or shower an average of 6.2 times per week, compared to Europeans who bathe or shower four times per week on average. O A family of four flushes the toilet an average of 19.4 times a day. O The average household toilet guzzles enough water to account for 40 per cent of all indoor water use. Low - flush toilets can reduce this amount by half. O For a family of four, a low -spray showerhead can reduce water consumption by 27,000 litres (6,000 gallons) per year. at When Armandale builds homes it takes o , care to ensure the design provides the • A i : ;000 utmost space and comfort In River Stone, Armandale Homes' community in Courace, there is a home for o everyone. From the Sunflower, on a 33 - foot lot, starting at S134-500, to spacious elegance of a 2,807-sq.ft- home on a 50 - foot lot starting at S215,900. Whichever • k e home best suits your needs, Armandale Homes ensures affordable quality. 0 Consider the mid-range Lilac, a 1,292- sq.ft. two storey home priced from • $149,900. A covered porch keeps the elements away from the front door. Inside, a large ,o foyer welcomes guests to the home. To the right there is a coat closet and a powder • room. To the left, there is a 10'X15'6" o o• Irving room, which features an optionalc fireplace. ° ° ! 0 % Immediately behind the living room, f the separate dining room measures 10'X9'6". You can also chose eat your ` meals in the breakfast area, a bay -shaped 10'X8'6" space which has a walk -out to the backyard. The kitchen has plenty of cupboard and counter space and also .� • features a handy pantry and a bright ° working area thanks to an illuminated ' ceding- °o Upstairs, There are three large bedrooms, including the 14'8"X10' ° master which has a private door to the ° main bathroom. The main bath features a step-up oval tub and separate shower stall. The Lilac is just one of the banes of o River Stone which includes four o appliances and a builder's landscape • package worth $1,000. All Armandale Homes are constructed ° with a number of energy-saving features, Wee the steel -clad insulated entry door with t . glass portion on top. 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Arli�C, concept. tv 0 • 49 M Trojans trounced in senior boys' basketball final By BRUCE FROUDE Durham Staff DURHAM - It was billed as a nothing game, but the Lake Ontario Secondary Schools Association AAA senior boys' basketball final was any- thing but thaL It was one final opportunity for the O'Neill Redmen an:�,. Pickering Trojans to bang bodies for supremacy in Durham.v region- And a physical game it was. The Redmen prevailed 72-58 Tuesday in •.he final trine -kip for the Durham -York Secondary Schools Association cham- pionships in Markham next weekend against Vaughan or Bayview. It was the third time this season the Redmen had beaten the Trojans, four if you include last year's upset victory in the DYSSA final. Redmen head coach Craig Andrews is confxk nt his players will be able to defend the DYSSA tick. "I can't see (losing) it," said an emotion- ally -drained Andrews of his team los- ing to Pickering or anybody else in Markham. '"they (O'Neill players) know they can win it all, not just DYSSA." Trojans' head coach Ron Parfitt is hoping for a return engagement in the regional final, but knows it will take a solid effort from all his players. We have to play under control," said the coach. "The whole team has to play excellent. If we play excellent we can beat them; if we don't play excel- lent we won't beat them." He can also hope for the Redmen to beat themselves. "I hope O'Neill will be overconfi- dent," said Parfitt of a possible rematch next Saturday. It would no doubt be a dandy. More than fans at O'Neill Collegiate Tuesday got to see the big guys underneath the glass throwing elbows like Gordie Howe while the guards were bombing away. Redmen guards Cam Nekkers and Doug Wilson were on target all night_ Nekkers scored 17 points and Wilson hit for 13. Kim Henry of Pickering answered with 29 points to cokatteract the Rednxn twosome. That carried the Redmen to their fist LOSSA senior tide in five years. Minor Atom 'AAA' Raiders advance in playoffs AJAX -PUCKERING - The Ajax -Pickering major peewee 'AAA' hockey team disposed of Oshawa in two games in the playoff series between the two teams. • THE Nt; k ADVlkWfii1111 FRIDAY, M.'29. 10 t2-PAGF 17 i THE �7 *, AJAXIPICKERNG ' . NEMS ADVERTISER Z wants to the Raiders. Earning assists were Dale Gawley, Tony Brown, Tyler Hewlett and be in the The title was icing on the cake for gum! Ryan- Call our sports the Spartans who went undefeated department wth In the second game of the series on Feb. 23, Ajax-Pwkerirtg blanked Oshawa your weekly resp is throughout league play, with a record 683-5110 2-0. Maynard and Hewlett were the Raiders' marksmen, assisted by Nivel, Mike FAX 6837363 Trojans trounced in senior boys' basketball final By BRUCE FROUDE Durham Staff DURHAM - It was billed as a nothing game, but the Lake Ontario Secondary Schools Association AAA senior boys' basketball final was any- thing but thaL It was one final opportunity for the O'Neill Redmen an:�,. Pickering Trojans to bang bodies for supremacy in Durham.v region- And a physical game it was. The Redmen prevailed 72-58 Tuesday in •.he final trine -kip for the Durham -York Secondary Schools Association cham- pionships in Markham next weekend against Vaughan or Bayview. It was the third time this season the Redmen had beaten the Trojans, four if you include last year's upset victory in the DYSSA final. Redmen head coach Craig Andrews is confxk nt his players will be able to defend the DYSSA tick. "I can't see (losing) it," said an emotion- ally -drained Andrews of his team los- ing to Pickering or anybody else in Markham. '"they (O'Neill players) know they can win it all, not just DYSSA." Trojans' head coach Ron Parfitt is hoping for a return engagement in the regional final, but knows it will take a solid effort from all his players. We have to play under control," said the coach. "The whole team has to play excellent. If we play excellent we can beat them; if we don't play excel- lent we won't beat them." He can also hope for the Redmen to beat themselves. "I hope O'Neill will be overconfi- dent," said Parfitt of a possible rematch next Saturday. It would no doubt be a dandy. More than fans at O'Neill Collegiate Tuesday got to see the big guys underneath the glass throwing elbows like Gordie Howe while the guards were bombing away. Redmen guards Cam Nekkers and Doug Wilson were on target all night_ Nekkers scored 17 points and Wilson hit for 13. Kim Henry of Pickering answered with 29 points to cokatteract the Rednxn twosome. That carried the Redmen to their fist LOSSA senior tide in five years. Minor Atom 'AAA' Raiders advance in playoffs AJAX -PUCKERING - The Ajax -Pickering major peewee 'AAA' hockey team disposed of Oshawa in two games in the playoff series between the two teams. • THE Nt; k ADVlkWfii1111 FRIDAY, M.'29. 10 t2-PAGF 17 i THE basket for the Spaltarns, allowing Blair AJAXIPIMERM Oshawa. Null Maynard, Shawn Sims, Keith Ryan and Adam Nivet scored for NEWS ADVERTISER 'T . wants to the Raiders. Earning assists were Dale Gawley, Tony Brown, Tyler Hewlett and be In tM The title was icing on the cake for game! Ryan- Call our sports the Spartans who went undefeated eepar"ent with In the second game of the series on Feb. 23, Ajax-Pwkerirtg blanked Oshawa your weekly results throughout league play, with a record 683.5110 2-0. Maynard and Hewlett were the Raiders' marksmen, assisted by Nivel, Mike FAX 6837363 iA t G13EEs �.A**- :, fl• mi i;7 ' r r i kill, er, kiss the ref Referee Bill Dalliday gets a kiss from Sophie Ruta before the opening face-off of a fun game between the Pickering seven-year- old selects and 'Team Monster" at Don Beer Arena last Friday. photo by AA. Groan Blair's late basket gives Dunbarton midget boys' 'AAA' basketball crown PICKERING - It took a basket with eight seconds left to give the Dunbarton High School Spartans the midget boys' LOSSA basketball title. Lost chance for soccer sign-ups AJAX - It's your last chance to register for the soccer season in Ajax. The Ajax Warriors Soccer Club will hold its final round of sign-ups Saturday, Feb. 29 at the Warriors' Clubhouse from 9 am. to 12 noon. Most of the age groups are close to being filled and everyone .who wants to be involved in soc- cer this season should sign up Saturday. Also, after Saturday, the fees will be increased from S55 to S70 per player for late entries. Once again, the Warriors will host the Toronto Blind Soccer Camp for children five to 17 years oid. The camp will be held July 6 to 10 from 9 to 12 noon. Anyone interested in joining or finding out about the camp can talk to the B liaard each and players at reg- istration on Saturday. Play blackjack for baseball Saturday PiCKERING - You can pia,, blackjack and other games of ,:hance during the Pickering Baseball Association's Monte Carlo Nice on Sanzday. The evening is slated for the Pickering Recreation Complex, starting at 7:30 pm. In addition to the gaming tables will be dancing and lots of pries - Ajax -Pickering took the series opener Feb. 22 with a 4-3 victory over With the game tied and only eight basket for the Spaltarns, allowing Blair For more information, call Oshawa. Null Maynard, Shawn Sims, Keith Ryan and Adam Nivet scored for moo& left on the clock, Jamar Blair to net the winner. Bruce Middleton at 831-3300 or the Raiders. Earning assists were Dale Gawley, Tony Brown, Tyler Hewlett and sunk the winner for Dunbarton for a The title was icing on the cake for Bests) Gummow at 286-2213. Ryan- 46-44 victory over Oshawa the Spartans who went undefeated In the second game of the series on Feb. 23, Ajax-Pwkerirtg blanked Oshawa McLaughlin Collegiate in the final throughout league play, with a record SOCCW PkYWS $Wght 2-0. Maynard and Hewlett were the Raiders' marksmen, assisted by Nivel, Mike Played at Dumbarton WahxsdaY after- of 12 wins, no losses. AJAX -The Ajax Adult J McLean and Josh HewuL Ajax-Pidcerimg will move as w play Kingston in the next playoff series. The . Dunbarton had to come from What's more, notes Spartans' coach Jim Hi ggs, the team used all 13 Recreational Soccer League is Raiders start the series at Kingston Saturday with game two slated for the Ajax behind to win the contest, tailing by playas in all of its games, includinglooking for new players for the Comity Centrearena Sunday, Mach 1 at 6:30 p.m. two points in the last 40 seconds of the the playoffs. upcomingseason.Each team in the league will gamre. Daryl Valera scored the tying "We have 13 kids on the team and every one played equally. We run wY Shifts of five and we made a cormrtit- which stats in April or May and Pickering brother and sister champs on tramp mew tostickwith itinthe playoffs." Sas until early October. All PICKERING - A broth- Burlington last December and in Meanwhile, sista Elizabeth, 11, To advance to the finals, S are �1+0d m Ape g Dumbarton defeated Whitby's Start time for games will be er and sista httt�ne bounced b die hadin January. earned one of far positions an a tern about 7 p.m., depending on the Anderson Collegiate 68-54 in the of the class at high-level aampoiioe eets, Smape which will represent Ornate at the vermis and the sunset Later games semi-finals. The Spartans alm won the competitors. miedals in Interprovincial Cup event in will begat at 9 m, under lights. Ben Sn We, 13, has barn selected novice divi- Lethbridge, Albans Mach 27 to 29. quarter -finals . a 52 -point margin Cost is $70 per player which hich ova Ajax High to represent Ontario at the Mid --!VgWo11kd To advance to the Interprovioaal Team members are Jamar Blair, COv� all game fees and shirts. Canada Championships at the es to repre- Cup. she finished second at the Gatti , Justinsaud, I�YI Reg<strrron forms will be avail- iJnivtstsity of Manitoba in Winnipeg da at the province -wide qualifying meet in Valera, Lincoln Hall, Junior Carter, able r the Worries' chrbharse on Martdi 13 b 15. 84ti �� World Age Group Richmond Bill Feb. 22 Monarch Ave. Salraday, Feb. 29. Krict Papadopailos, Ian Mills Alvin The selection was based on two Championships in New Zealand in Both are members of the 9cyrides Thompson, Mark Gilkes, Dwayne � � ��� � �� your province -wide qualifying mists in September. Tranpolinie Place in RiclnmW Hill. Hibben, Ben Madden and Rick Jones. Harte and address CALL AL RIVETT WITH SPORTS �� KYLE HUDSON MIKE WILSON MIKE WATTON Congratulations! Thanks for Playing OSSMWA This Week for �SIM I PAGE w7w NEM6 Aevunv= FRIDAY; ion. 2r► tm - . .. .. , .. ...... .....- -- . - _............ _ . A G@ X"gobw PICIKERING - The naaaang wy Sports secs won gold at two to- - tournaments. In a fast -paced final of the Oshawa tourna- ment. the Pickering deb; edged their Oshawa hosts 4-2 to claim the championship We, Diane Bailey' len McCarthy, Nancy Haar and :Hickey cm:itis scored for Pickering, assured by Joanne McCarthy. Cathy Lamer and Carolyn Lawless Pickenng started the tournament with a 5-4 loss to Oshawa. Scoring for Pickering were len McCarthy with two, ILwkss and Bailey. Carte Hamer, Joanne McCarthy and Haar all had asms. Pickering then hammered Ajax Red Devils 13-1. Colleen Rourke led the way with four goals. Harriers had two. Joanne McCarthy. Bailey, Jen McCarthy. Gailitis, Theresa McCarthy and Lorna one each. Pickering won its third game 7-5 over Sedbun to advance to the championship contest. Bailey paced Pickering with three goals Gsilrus. Jen McCarthy. Hamcrs and Haar notched one apace. The Pickering Bay Sports dohs also captured the gold meca: a: the recent P.cikrnng Ringenc Tournament - The Nckertng oichc m-` ed Gloucester in the fatal 5-4 Batey struck .for two goa:s, wmk sisters Kathleen. Jen and Mary -Jo McCarthy had one each Assoz* were Rousse. Haners and Jen arse Mary -10 MCCarthv Nckcrr.g p:eyed to a 4-4 tic against Woodvi:le in the first game Mary -Jo McCarthy notched two with one each to Gailitis and Bailey Joanne McCarthy. Haas. Lumen and Bailey were Credited wmh aratsis. Picker -rig tied Gloucester 2-2 in the second - round contest Mary -Jo McCarthy and Batley scored w:th assists to Joanne and Mary -Jo McCarthy Pickermg outgunned Scahoroi*. "-5 in the thud garrx Harriers notched the harsu7k, .followed 0 by Mary -Jo McCarthy with two and one each by Gailms; and Joanne McCarthy. The Pickcnrg debs doubled Dollard, Quebec in their fourth game 63. Lawless and Mary -Jo McCarthy scored two each with Jet McCarthy and Bailey tallying one sp oce. Tweem post playoff won „ -TheCiax Highland Trophies twom 'A' nngette squad is off to a good start in its open- ing murd-robin playoff round A,ax took to the ice against Whitby and recorded a 4-2 win. Melissa Taylor, Leanne Cyncora, David McBride and Lisa DiMicielle all scored fcx Ajax, with assists to Di Michelle and Diane Sparrow with two each snd one apiece to Jack -.c Deachenes. Amber Kuciks and Carolyn RinJe. Ajax opened the playoffs with a narrow 54 win over Oshawa Di.Mrchellc scored a pair, while Fnzzlc, Taylor and McBnde notched one each. Becky Andersen had two assists. aMichcUc. Frizzle, Taylor, McBride, Tara Standen, Kuciks and Mandy George ail had one each. Nicolas Gaudreau was steady in the net in other-tngette action, the Ajax Payless Decks and Fences bunny nngcne team posted a won, a tic and two losses in recent contests. The Payless bunnies win came at the expanse of the Aux Optunist burtrnes by a 5-2 score Kelly Har. scored hies gosis for Payless. with sngks to Ahsm. Fair and Krtscna Carroll. Lauren Luinrhak, Rachc; Spurs, Jo -Jo Ogilvie. Carton, Ours Gemus and Steplume Wood a had assists. Julia Nic:sor,. Meghsn R; -.chic. Andrea McPherson, Rebccca Lundy, Kat:c Watts and Jackie SL Gennari a:: played well for Payless. Stephanie Spooner and Erica Davidson scored for the Ajax OpCrn x team. Meanwhile, the Pay:ess bunmes earned a 4-4 tie with R chrmmc Iiill. Hart scored twmtt, while Carrot: and Nieiux: had one goo: each for Ajax. i Riche: Spun counted two assists with Chrs Germus adding ane Ajax Payiess was defeated 7-4 by Oshawa In WAdWf txeteu. Haat.eae I an four pals for Ajit, swaslad by Luy witb wm said 1WoW vA east Ajax Payless also dropped an 9-3 contea to Brooklin-Whitby. Fair. Hart and Carroll scored for Ajax. assisted by Rae hie, Ogilvie, McPherson and Nielson. The Optimia dub buries won their last two out- ings, defeating Oshawa 60 and Richmond Hill 3-1. Stephanie Spooner scored three goals against Oshawa, while Ashley Caster had two and Enc& Davdson one. Casts and Davidson had two assists each. Spooner. Davidson and Caster scored one each against Richmond Hill. Assists went to Emily Spooner, Lauren McKeon, Jackie Cassin, Kaitlyn Nienhuu, Larissa Nicholson, Darryl Matsushita, Kyle Goldman, Nicole Goldman, Teresa Flaxman and Amanda Spanger. Goaltender Brett Arxkn m was out- standing. ft effort d btowy PICKERING - The Pickering Bobby Baun Hockey Club tweet 'C' ringette team turned in a strong d%rt at the recent Richmond Hill Toumamcrit. P out of eight tams at the event, posting a record of two wins and a loss in the preliminary round to qualify for the consolation contest. Pickering lost 4-2 to Sumer in the corsolation contest. Pickering started the tournament against Om, los- trig a heAtbraker in the last mrrute of play by a 65 seom Pickering then won decisively in the next two games. ddeatmg Oshawa 5-1 and Richmond Hill' -2 Lading the way with eight )teals in the tourney was Chrstine Killacicy. Also scoring were Sarah Denton, Emily Renaud, Christine D'Airmonte, Stephanie Fetter and Michelle Vivian. Assists went to Killackey, Renaud, Vivian. Fetter, D'Alimonte, Jessica Field. Heather Kar and Marissa Stroud. COME AND WORSHIP CHECK LIST 1Q f BAPTIST ('Hl R('H Pickering Vile United Church AUTOMATIC 300 Church St K, Ajax Meeting at % DPlet-rsift Public 1-c ht.4 683-4721 Gj Cuies.Nr, Nurth 1jaii Rev. Howard Zurbrigg 011M tial of Lerch Plaza- Phyllis Spencer !*tuRN1N(: NYJRSHIP. 10:OOA.m. Worship It Sunday School Res. Jacor+ Randle - Pr4ur (.%& 1720 10:30 a.m. A16ERLE.A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PICKERING RECREATION CENTRE (UPSTAIRS) '820 Wh tes Rd. N. `the Famiiv Churctn ST. ANDREWS WORSHIP 11.00 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN 839-1383 >S CHURCH ST. N. PICKEFONG VILLAGE Dunberbn-FairW Unclad Church NOK Ulunb rlOn Rd., Pkkwb O 11113-7311 Mrn1 ftrft i Ckv& St7asw REV. JAMES BIGGS ChwO Senn 1030 am WORSHIP 1 CHURCH SCHOOL Wed_ i erCh 117:30 PJTL ® 11:90 AX fashion show. Tickets $5.00 Pickering Standard Church ST. PAUL'S ON -THE -HILL (Methodist) R" a dtfn makly Brock Rd. Mrd Hwy I7 839-7909 Sunday - Sunday School 10:15 11 a.m and 1 p.m. g at - a- Wad.Worship wed. 7:30 - Adult Bible Study and OSu:00, 9:15 k 11 �0 a MC�y i Sunday School Christian Lik Club for children live -teens PICKERING • SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION REGE ATION NOTICE EOR IM & ADULTS "DICKERING RESIDENTS ONLY" "K= SOFTBALL" "VA)M S SLOW PITCH" '%'S SLOW HITCH" 40bm Al W06ow ADULT SOFeIMU M)" REGISTRATION DATES PSA FEES ONE CHID NOAD ADDrrlONAL CHAZ MOM ADULT f11Q00 w�a MIaIMUM AQa rust T -{ALL RW&TRATM la a YRAaa OLD AS 0/ JAa.I,'aa Come enjoy our super Sunday Buffet only $6 95 1'/2For Kids I CM Annandale Golf & Country Club 683-3210 - P.O. Box �=^ 91 AJAX Dr. Brenda Chartier fancily physician is pleased to announce she is relocating her office as of March 30, 1992 from 1450 Kingston Rd. to The Medical Centre 720 Sheppard Ave. (Corner of Whites Rd., N. of 401) Pickering Phone 420-9999 ...New patients are welcome EWA CHECK LIST 1Q SUNDAY MARCH I i"M-" ++ AUTOMATIC MONDAY MARCH 2 7-IOPM 9.9% FINANCING �Q TU®DAY MARCH 2 7-I0PM WE LOCATION REGISTER NEED BUY NOW EARLY YOUR PICKERING RECREATION CENTRE (UPSTAIRS) DON'T HELP (VALLZYFARM RD. a HWY e2) WAIT PSA FEES ONE CHID NOAD ADDrrlONAL CHAZ MOM ADULT f11Q00 w�a MIaIMUM AQa rust T -{ALL RW&TRATM la a YRAaa OLD AS 0/ JAa.I,'aa Come enjoy our super Sunday Buffet only $6 95 1'/2For Kids I CM Annandale Golf & Country Club 683-3210 - P.O. Box �=^ 91 AJAX Dr. Brenda Chartier fancily physician is pleased to announce she is relocating her office as of March 30, 1992 from 1450 Kingston Rd. to The Medical Centre 720 Sheppard Ave. (Corner of Whites Rd., N. of 401) Pickering Phone 420-9999 ...New patients are welcome EWA 1992 MAZDA B2200 '* LIMITED TIME OFFER DURHAM AUTOMOBILES LTD. 1250 DUhDAS ST. E., WHITBY 668-6881,686-2256 TOTAL PNCE PAW EQUALS COST OF VEINME PLUS as P&T. LIC A GAS EYTIIA - OrFHI 0000 FOR N STOCK UWM ONLY MAY IK CANCELLED WNW M0710E ,raKsy;i .. CHECK LIST 1Q NO CHARGE AUTOMATIC Q 9.9% FINANCING �Q GREAT SELECTION Q NO GST* Q BUY NOW 1992 MAZDA B2200 '* LIMITED TIME OFFER DURHAM AUTOMOBILES LTD. 1250 DUhDAS ST. E., WHITBY 668-6881,686-2256 TOTAL PNCE PAW EQUALS COST OF VEINME PLUS as P&T. LIC A GAS EYTIIA - OrFHI 0000 FOR N STOCK UWM ONLY MAY IK CANCELLED WNW M0710E ,raKsy;i .. 7XI-AIR SYSTEMS • AMM• M N1fM OwW-1.wM� • CommerciallMtdt�vial • Air CoMftning • IieatirtglReIf ipation Servicing And lihontlionance to AN makes. 24 Hour Service Swvkbg the Duds Region for 12 yemm. (416) 755-6787 NI.I I.\ �•. \ T• • M1-r11.�.M.• • LIVE IN CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS. PLANTS S HOME • HOME SECURITY d INSURANCE VALIDATION • PET EXERCISING 3 FEEDING • BONDED d INSURED, EST 1981 686- Lop- t. C.S.D. SERVICES • Dos/ Windows and application tutoring. • Document processing (resume..). • OS Diagnostics and repair. • System set up and Install. Call 427-4013, ask for Christopher Davis or Leave a message. r r ��� Stu c.u. raRc CARNIVAL GERMAN STYLE ORIGINAL GERMAN BAND JOIN US FOR DANCING, SING SONG b LOTS OF FUN FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 427-6760 Located In the Courtyard Pkka ng War 109 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax 4s7 FairaA'st�—G�: M g�— Ain d a li Moms to 428-1477 soinei SPBCWI -, 91� so— - IS YOUR HOME 100% SECURE 'We Stop the Beef on the outside" 434-1714 or 1432-0011 Encore Bridal Fashions Qar aly weddl.i Gew" Say or Rent Good selection of bridessald, solber. oeaafoa dr eat gid and special AN taken a coadgrnneoL New on b7 Alfred Angelo, Blancht, Bridalame, Bill LeukoQ, New Image. Cosmetician, In Your home, dik flowers, Invitations, D.J., doll nM�, videographer. For an appointsent can Bobbie 427-5980 "Once Mon Wilk Love" VISU%SERVICE BUREAU 467 WESTNEY FD. S.. UNIT 12 AJAX • LINO OUTPUT TO PAM OR FLY • FULLY COMPATIBLE MAC 6 PC • B&W LASER PROOFING • COLOUR PROOFS • PHOTO SCANNING a EFFECTS A COLOUR • IMC A PO wORKCENTRE RfMALS • MAC DTP TRAINING • DISK CONVERSION • PUBLIC FAX • PHOTOCOPYING ZOOM • DESIGN d ARTWORK ON PREMISES . ann•. At m•41n OU 1116\rr11 QAnlonal 619-0161 • FAX 619-01 Inion s s inoost Won i' i ansa aiiiii soon iiiiiiiiir �Iiiiiiiiw mw IS soon s raw BUY 2 ' GET ONE FREE! ' GET A SUB OR SALAD WITH THE PURCHASE OF I Aka JAvAn Alar"mo t► 2 SUBS OR SALADS OF EQUAL OR GREATER ' VALUE. ' TRY OUR LIN INT ONE CONPON PER VMIT DAILY EKPIRES APRIL 15, 192 MEAL SPECIALS AT THESE LOCATIONS 465 Bayly SL 705 Kingston Rd. 1340 Kingston Rd. IAt W�� Rd.) (At Whites Rd.) (At Liverpool Rd.) PICKERING PICKERING 686-7757 420-9911 831 -SUBS L•OPEN 24 HOURS" •NEW LOCATWW -NEW OWNERS' �s ra�ara�ra ���ma���mam� Advertising Feature Safe T Child at Ajax Community Centre this weekend Statistics show that one child out of 42 is at risk of becoming a missing child. News headlines frequently inform us of children going missing through parental abductions, kidnappings, or even murdered. This weekend, Ajax -Pickering parents and guardians are invited to take steps that would help to quickly return a child to the safety of the home, should their child go missing. Safe T Child, an organization that seeks to make adults aware of safety issues for their children, will be accessible to the public this w e e k e n d. Members of the team will be at the Ajax Community Centre on Saturday and Sunday from 8 a. m. to 9 p.m., to educate and issue the organization's identity cards for children. Although its aim is, first and foremost, to help parents and guardians take medical and physical descriptions and other pertinent information. On registration, the child's height and weight are taken and included on the card. Parents or guardians keep this card with them at all times so that in an emergency, they simply follow the five -point instruction at the back of the card, to avoid wasting valuable time. As well, all this information is kept on Safe T Child's computer system, so that even if the card becomes lost, the information is not wiped )ut. information will be available on computer to police departments, if a child should go missing. Both Sharon and Kathleen at one time worked at the Pickering Town Centre, and, says Sharon, "We were amazed at the number of kids that would go missing from their parents. - Safe T Child is for children from infant to age 15. The local franchise is hoping that an Identa- teen program will be in place within the next six months. The SaF,t: Kids audio tape and work^+ ., also available through Safe T 7tttld. Featunng upbeat ;:hildren's music, the 'safety' message is reinforced in a way children find appealing. From its revenues, the local organization makes donations to other child - r e l a t e d organizations, Kathy Brazier, left, Buzz Baggott and Sharon Baggott, of Safe T Child. steps to reduce the chances for children to go missing, the program actually helps in the retrieval of missing children, thanks to the security steps that are established. Buzz and Sharon Baggott and Kathleen Brazier recently started the Durham Safe T Child program. It has been operating in the United States for the last five years. Features of this program are many, but the heart of it is the Immediate Response I.D. Card. Laminated, the driver -licence -size card includes the child's photograph, right index finger print, physical description, key Supplemental educational information is provided for parents in a 'fact file', including the suggestion that a complete set of the child's finger prints be kept at home. The kit provided by this franchise includes a special section on parental abductions. Safe T Child stresses immediate response. Compared to other types of identification services, Sharon says, this organization is far ahead in its ability to help parents and police react immediately. For instance, parents are contacted for the optional annual renewal; and in time, the child's whether they be schools or sports clubs. Kathleen points out that they also make donations to the Kids Help Hotline. The public is encouraged to visit this weekend's event at the Ajax Community Centre, hosted by Safe T Child. Children can be registered immediately, or adults can obtain more information. Each Immediate Response I.D. Card costs S8.95, with a reduced rate for additional cards. The full program, which includes two safety child cards, workbook and cassette, costs $29.95. For more information on the program or organization, call 427- 8746. Have Tools WIN TroweW! Tradesman with 15 years experience ir alk phases of Constn,ctan. Oua iWorn at Bargain Prices Free Estimates assure you have nothing to lose, so don't put that large or small lob off any Ionger I • Fami q Rooms • Basements finished • Paint/Wallpaper Al FREE QUOTES 420-2490 THE MORTGAGE FACTORY 1st, 2nd, 3rd mtges. to 95% • ;erta+ arcaert.es arc ,; ;ayes • �e-f.narc rG • DeCt -orS , Ca' Cr Sr `e^'^ oyes No Income - No prober Prime Dea!s Below Bark Rates Fast, Professional Service Since 1975 Can 666-4986 (Whitby) 683.4333 FREE DELIVERY PIZZA "AJAX" SUPER SPECIAL Tusd ORDER a Large or7tlarina or me) Pawn targe Cum or i n@ Gane Bread 90 dwsa Yes! we Have "do tMlhttad FREE DELIVERY )ONT WAIT TILL YOUR CHH Is I ISSING! SAFE •T•CHILD MEDIATE RESPONSE CHILD I.D. • Colour photo, well t sl w brittsled card • Key flogerpiK aorrpabr ► � • Pbysh* OF idmtlfins • (IR d* e»nt).rr" O ncy btk Wo LOOK FOR US AT THE AJAX CDMMUNrrY CENTRE Fels• 29, March 1 8 am • 9 Pin. LOWER DENTURE STABIL' . The MyolocTM System -41W IMY-GET Prawn Own Thrca Years Of M40 Raaaardt. I IYf DYED Bawd on a ft" yar.w f only N. � sy,nm 011111M you an An", IttaaPataiw ray b: • IN FWW An MEDIATE krprownwq in dwili a iewt im staMI , L 11111111111101 • ewdtw+a a-dlddttg, aortttds, dKr.n.d fooa.ntrprtrnt AGA -APR rtplaMy katrlaibM, non4rarlerirtg acrd rtolk. tktg ttl&*wo sa GA ii fling FW Wafter J. Wlptmer DT. 420.5020 cor�slKunaNsDEtTTURE TFERAPY CLINIC t-Yoo�6st-5020 '' t� �'' • � =M4PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Ll.A � • �. i Tti..!t .......,. '�• ... '. �4i •�•�•ft :y�: �,.�''� .t? ti\''a �.�`:'YY's•,�t �M • �. '' �'�'• ,•c � ;`t' •j4" • _ -_ .. .. i PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEB. 281 I"Z Ajax -Pickering Combined pressrun of 2 03, 000 nay'This Week1 0 576=9335 CLA-SSIFIEDS Pickering - 798-7672 Fax - 579-2238 J= = M� 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax -Open: Monday -Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. If Friday till 6:00 p.m. ' ERRORS AND OMISSIONS 576-9335. 796-7672 Classification Index FZ1005 Wanted -aws ftp Cane. -.anir15 As Genera .eve Ito Donee neo VA Sam WepA9ents to Skilled we t3,s COMM" Data 140 MM" tdead" Dental ts41 Heir• acre 156 Dar Care warier wo Oily Cie Avadaoe W Eerpornent warner 170 Business IC Burned11111111111c. Sal" tel 2005 U -N -A 3aslw 21110 iWffwooc 205 Fwa Yawn 210 Arad- ;7 safe ZN tribes Warxxc 230 Chnsil'vees m Barr uCigr 240 Gat agevadSam ISO Ara 4 Gags 260 Coriour ✓•der rc Low 6 cane Pets 5,00" 3ordsr, 290 3005 Auxenobrs Wamec 305 'rums c0r Sao 310 "•uces Wareec 315 ears 4 Whee :.t 320 Marrs 330 AWC parts s Retia- 340 Aute .ea" ;sn:ai. 36C Moxxcrde4 355 Snor*obis 360 Ii 365 Rectri enoes 370 Fa- i4imrr' 37S Fisavv ;wxv «eroanen: 3x0 Apa Witt Fa Rent 400 Apartnents warm am Houses c 30 Rai 410 Housng wanlae ilts Tarnna,ses For Ren420 space cor Rent 425 Rooms For Fier, am Rorxns Wanyt 436 .Room 6 Bowe 440 ndustraf Jens Fa Rent 40 Shand AcconvnoOaso s 450 Conaonntsns Fa pent 466 Oka SR" spas alio 462 waSpa=usDaa 465 Catagen For Hent 470 Cottages warted 475 Revetlrrt Lwv an Resotts Ors Fbx1i Yicaeors a0 Lad Fix RAM fill Hanes For sats Sao wanr0 To Buy 566 Townhouses, For Sale 110 iper ewixtieet Properly to Condos For Sate 120 Fain wSabo w 630 am Las For Sale as Out -d -Teen Properties 540 vac»On Properties 56 Ctxtages Fp Sall 550 Moble Hames SMI. 560 Carnpw Tralers Silas 570 Marey To lend $75 Mortgage. Iran Soo steers oppaerres Soo Public Noioss Soo answers.Cal Oran+► P�taf XIG ectders $20 Regataeans 630 Camrg Elena 640 Auclorl6 660 5SC 030m) 660 s. • 676 Maness Personals 671 COrrpangns 675 Arnaulcements uo Now REVOLUTIONARY Home - me" $4.00 Brthdays 700 Births 710 Dews 720 In Memonarns 740 Cads of Thanks 750 Wedding Announcements s 760 Engagements 770 Anniversaries 790 100 Careers 110 General Help CLOTHESCALL - ladies fahsions seeking consuttants and managi home presenta- tions LIP to 40% corrvrrssion• full or part tirfw. Training provided. For more information, call Dianne. 6687185. (030192) APPRAISAL. Trainee local of- fice of a national organization needs 2 full time parser mended Persons willing to work hard. We offer training, earn while you 19,vn, choice of locarlon. Pow. hal 1p year earn" in excess Of MOW. Cal Rick at 543- 94". (03081 439464.(0308921 110 General Help AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS (NEEDED 427-6277 ALSO REGISTRATION FOR AEROBIC /STEP CLASSES BEGINNING MARCH 9'92 NOW BEING ACCEPTED 427-6277 BODY MAXX STUDIO INSTRUCTOR PART-TIME Must be certified or presently taking course. Babysitter for ,playroom, days, 2 evenings. Call 428-2500 110 General Help 110 General Help 120 office Heip 120 ofnce Help 120 Office Help AJAX MUNICIPAL HOUSING CORPORATION SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE New senior citizen apartment rent-free 2 bed apt.. $25,650 per annum plus benefits, start June '92 TENANT CO-ORDINATOR community relations, home visitor organized, communicator, knowledge of L & T and 'ton -profit housing program $26.964 per annum plus benefits Submit resume to: 1 Richards Lane Ajax, Ontario LIT 31M3 Fax: 683-7234 WANTED FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED SALES CLERK For lumber desk In building supply centre, Ajax area. Please send resume to: File 44044 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa Lt H 7L5 Experienced Cashier required Full-time Apply Pennyworths 41 Harwood Ave. EAfiN $1,eeo�tao PER WEB( Hans basad business, cornDift home 'to prrr► shows how. Zero obligation, no imrestritentt, no MI.M. FLORISM Busiwss course. CaBOS" Waranusd. Tran in just 3 weeks on 'How W f0 details. Call sucoesdWly dF an n hoer I -Oriel grow- Lakya pedis. excit- ing oppon unity aro avaiwbis on VHS taps. 436-0310. 030592) HAIRSTYLIST with aiperiaroe NATE your jobll Looking to for established salon in double Of tlpls your Pnssrt n- Pickering. Cbw*Wb presais0. with hale FOSTER PARENTS Wanted, complete training, support and reimbursement pro- vided" call: REGESH FAMILY i CIIMLD SERVICE for mOlr if.#=ritsilm. 495-8439 ko swim l��srl�laar roalll�his tools( Hasaii, fyl cut TEEM11I11111111 Positions are open for telemarketers. Friendly persuasive voice and personality A MUST, Excellent Pay. Evening Work. 831-2333 Call between 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. Ask for Shirley or Shelley. LOOKING for students 15 to 25 years. Help market a small business. Earn up to $15 an hour. Call Mike. 650-0107. f030192) 120 office Help LICENSED INSURANCE BROKER Required for Ajax Insurance Office Must have RISC hoense, good working knowledge of computers necessary. 'Agency e4xinence preferred Call 683-3118 for appointment IF yon are over 45 anC have recan0y been LM on. you nwr, auaity, for training assistance- DP/CERT. Laos. Wordperfect. D -base, munirmate, accpac. beClord.Verxura Harvard. Corel and Travel A Tourism. Financial assstaroe avargpie for eligible students under 45 or owe who do not Quaity for free trainelg. Durham Business Computer College. 427-3o10.(TF) ACCOUNTING Chinks required - 2 pias yeara soil experience. Short -long term assignments. available. For more inlormenon tan Cana as Otatsin Temporary Services. Oshawa, 43618M. Prcken g. 427.5222. (030592) PICKERING Architectural Manulacturing corrpany sei ing meturs accountant so handle day to day 8 and ad- ministration functions. Ap- picara should have saps fence wen 9 1, stttwwo and be able to wok without wpsKsion. Eiperience with construction in- dustry an asses. Send resume, to Permit W Korlalco Ltd., 1090 Bradt Rd. S., flints 11 and 12. Pidtewp. L 1 W 3H3 or tax. 420 - IW& 030592) ACCOUNTANT - Junior - local corlparty looking err am year . wt. socoq erpwiwos ries be wwoaed in 2nd or Std year CGA course. Scary 623,000. Full company benefits. modern olives. Call q1-7369, Gralwm Personnel Services Ltd. foom 130 oarw ttreamert but $31-3205.(030190 hard work. We have the opportunities, make honest money workire from hoar. hes answers.Cal Oran+► P�taf PART winenttttre whit Help retrad for retail drapery andWwAr:= .0 LUCRATIVE opportunity to as for Ernes. µt67 434 5402. ask for Emnea 01228812) binds . Send resume toltf� market a unique new dental information. Send SASE. -HortHarw • P.O. Bax 245. Whitby Ort. LIN� ldTELEPHONE sales people 5SC 030m) a�� s. • P.O. Bice 2,,,2. �Call Rick, 6865296 sli:''GYaiifeeed a1t2lgmt.nt" (� 92) We ham an im "m opmlliq for a Resoorisibilnii Provide assistance and support to the offices of the Executive Vice President and the Director of OfJ q d Agency Dewkipftlent. Administration of Tariffs i3 Tariff Consispondence Course. Setting up 8 Maintaining Agency Contracts 8 Agents Roster. Maintenance of Company's Rules b Regulations s Procedure Manuals Nume..ous other duties. Must be proficient In WordPerfect, and have excellent verbal and written communica0on skiffs. This position Involves daily contact with the mayor customers of North American than Lines. The Ideal candidate will be a positive, responsive individual, who is capable of conveying our Corporate Mission Statement of 'Exceeding Customer Expectations'. We offer a competitive salary and benefits. SaW roams tial: North Americse ran Llrtes ON Cloomplallt Atf•woe oshows, Olthris Ltd era Atfw.: D•rsth► Marsh Pws•aei Mw --4W 130 Sales s 5 130 sa' H lAgen� NEW AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE Busy new car dealership in Ajax, requires new and used car salespeople. • Excellent commission • Full Benefits • Good working conditions Cal: Dwayne or Ted 683-5358 VILLAGE © CN B 150 HOW 1165 Dental PART TIME DENTAL ASSISTANT WIUI reception experience. Need for various hours and dunes. MUST BE FLEXIBLE Call Wendy 420-8990 Care Available Flt My, name is Ryan, and I am 2 yrs. old. I would file to have sones friends to play with. H you need a rive mommy b care for your child please Call 686.5842. MOTHER of three apes /1. and 2 atraaable to provide ee- v ism, dagga in my hon Iu1 a pan taw. Ridmw$iwy 2. 427-0327. 0311492) 0000 quality dayews avaiwWs in my home. AN ayes tsi - LOU Of T.L.C. tori apply snicks. and lunches. References a nibble. Plaise call Tend at 427-7970. 111110104112) INFANT ear• is at Helping Harris Delycere in Pox. we at• keep" r sntwr and personal. Only 3 spde W Car 4274777. M011921 170 Employment Wanted 45 year old mar,. anenpbyied. wlae,g to work hast two weeks for free if you will hire former i1rom y store manage, roller. diner, waling tro Win. Good physical condition. honest. reliable. I need a yin. Jci 623- 7652. (030392) 205 Firewood 11111 ROKA LUMBER'( DRY FNEWOOD HARDWOOD 4 X111*x12"a SW 4'tV116"aws Eseeeaeket tag Tos-m-3311 &,4164.144M SAVE MONEY Order your fir6wooe logs raw. Bush Cord 2 214 Bush cord bad Pl a ahw 630 R nL 1 MM 932-2525 OKLIN Firewood - seasoned 2 years. (mixed eonwow ler $45 per two cpd picked up). hardwood. fres delivery. Trunk Rinds. $25 pill sd up (on Saturday and Sksdais). Hwy 12 to Spenows Rd. leh to Ashburn Rd. GW am. 030/42) 210 no wa w Ia1 ZO NG'S ONLY OLD FASHKMD INDOOR FLEA MARKET ( 1 yr•m opportunities, make honest money workire from hoar. hes AMAC l ��� 1 ■ ■ D� CWe SPACES ava rible at Dallis Bay Leailtirg C•nue, to mond � J�• OPENIN0Skor2 ambitious n tress. information. Send SASE. -HortHarw • ted VV 1� 1 60 W 9 yw1s. Ajax. 427.8263. $25 d* 1�K� wss�J s. • P.O. Bice 2,,,2. taurldry for apartment units. Ne r Lakeside School AS mom Wantied (� 92) car Carol. 8836551 aftsr 6 pm. Ewo~venin p E-1" 1 firtarr. 1 pwrtute. Eacerert kteorrr, no deivery. tebrrrlketing. gyp Harwood Ave. S.. Mu• Ontario. LIS 7H2. 030192) REVOLUTIONARY Home - me" $4.00 RNNA with Meds Experience lo veripurrdta•, ler IIAINIY tsgtired fur Ikrte, one arse 2 DATCARE available for of "i ' any aw �• 1e"O'd no collecting. no Full trainity, 427-8205. 03049 LNEMPLOYED or on uic? Eam $500-$700 tar working ler program ;mys •v yy envelope. stifled plus a calk in Ajax. Part limits or fur firm. Immediately. 42B -a055. year old and school aped children. Lim in a out. 426 yard, experienced fur time. LMarpool and Hwy 2. (5 tllirtrts 1211 1:111 1011 ft FORKLIFT driver/material handler, minimum 2 pail you . For detais. seed S� 80% coo... n every aye. Free ds�. rush SJISEti Il>� 2W& � drive from Go) 639-5366. 1� a UVW" years maiwal driving experience- and kg• o CAPA. /6 Corporatial. P.O. Box 6180,0. 1725 Kingston Lowrid", 15M Major Oaks Rd.. Pidwing Ont. L1X 2L1. D Caere Day Ca l' 165 Avalable l�l� Oayewrs. Westney _ _ __�__- - mar shipping am Livingstonr lSt. Road. P)derig. Onarlo. L1 V 6P8 (TF) ( 1 1 Wan and R*t b /� 220 � Be* W.Pickering E1tPEAE1ICED hainryNs ono oURIMY Ptalessiosl Hnrna • onabl�, Fors Ont Ll W 3R4 we4wA2) �D NMT--clrl.Ci. nee Isch icWr Daycare offers warn, lovkq kink es. anadte provided. non for L'Attrudes in the OshawaFunkoPPor EARN money wy reading books) CerrAsk for Loral 723- y ui be your ohm toll. S30.000/yr lrlcoms potential. 3500, 1' X earl Reportable reit. cal 723 5281. D•tais (1) 806982-8000. CY - (�11� 183. 032494 CARPET cleaners tsartted. 721- HOMEMAKERS or mature 9413.(03019 SWEET Adeirtes shorue re- students. 1B years of erg• or quires a director. Must be YOUNG, aggressive. 11sarless, older• pan time evenings familiar with 4 part harmony hungry and money motivaled. telemarketing positions singing Barbershop style. STOPI This is for you. No a elloble. $700 per hour. Car Conrad: Carolyn 576-0769. wimps. Phone 721-9778. 4268991 to amangs kaeMaw. M22OM (0301912) (0701912) daycare IN c- -.4 r, 6 Leser smoking, any aye welcomi TRUCK tarp meter GMC. raised and up in s ponied hours at !tP69 -10303821 ti tinted glass. Harr and side reasmiablisres. SenfingAaw Pickering Pickeing ahsine In4. Cal 170� nt21&P305m rs s701 725- a 911111 BUIAL 26I207.030192 ted sAENw a used frost free RELIABLE Impeller of 2 we wswill- MEN with trucks will d o rshlg aralas. now 14.6 cu. IL $559. Fridges. stoves. eon off" your child ktq our hoot hou"hoW moves, cMrwp jobs. taurldry for apartment units. Ne r Lakeside School AS mom odd lam, dig, pig. Stephenson Furniture and car Carol. 8836551 aftsr 6 pm. 110*4 Car Carl or Jar. 427- Appliance*. 227 Court St.. ( ) 2858. (TF) Oshtwe, 5767148. I0I r I 2) • • L-1 if s.'. ..iill' ..' % s'1.l.1!:^.r-v yl. -... % -W-- • r,.'rr it S ,-, S, f • y. ... . �:`• ... . - .. ... 220 so 260 Arts A Crafts 260 Arts & Craft WAUPAPet 6ieararro• - over, $0.95 a Mile, ll °'"" 10.95 a double, rat BASKET KASE and mor•. e. 45 Open 5 days per w -K Iron: FrL. 94 Sal. 65 WWM SELECTION OF GFT BASKETS p.m. p.rrL 821 1. 6 Kig SL E. Bowman- � CRAFTS A GIFTS 1 RADFORD DR., AJAX Iso McKay Rd. Pickering. Days CALL 427-9769 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION FOUR piece Mrp room suite, 5 only, 7 am. - 3 p.m Monday to piece dining room suite, king izeaquteaNrr- �1fvw.. 5 9 280 Lost 6 Found 280 Lost dt Found mplNe, high 1999 Pontiac 60M Le. 130.000 power telescope, busines 1400 records, good mint lurniture, computers, and equipment, 1979 short box Chevy Van, 1964 Porttaic Fiero, 1981 Honda Goldwing 1100, 181/2 I. boat with rrcow and trailer. everything newt gal 43&- 31505 363505. W- message. M30392) CONTENTS Sale - furniture, new and antique pictures, panting. nickkrsa&ks, and match "we. Must stall. Sall 9.5 m"7 A-- St P p. .. iclkerilg. 46 (030192) Auto Parts FABRIC Vertical krtfl valance. FREE FREE skids - fa firewood elk 300 Automobiles '3 400 Apartments Iso McKay Rd. Pickering. Days For Sale For Rent, only, 7 am. - 3 p.m Monday to available. SUnshade Bards and OSHAWA new n con- buineg Friday. (TF) 1999 Pontiac 60M Le. 130.000 Atax. 42861'7 (0 1400 records, good mint kms., as is, for info call 686 2900 between 8 a -m. - 3:30 p.m. ONE MONTH'S FREE condition, $1200 or best offer. ) RENT 728-7168 averNC) 6. (030692S OSHAWA - W! Slow - 2 When you sign a 1 yr. NEW hvim sim Crali natic bed, /W7 Oldsmobile Firenze, 4 door, low miles, loaded. cease 0n d small l bdrm, vibrator head and feet. asking canted. $4500. 1985 Plymoutn for $564/month Incudes $1 100., 21 key Hammond Station Wagon, auro, air, mint, fudge, stove 8 utilities. Organ• foci model lioundw. as- $2700 certified. 655-3045. Cali nosy! king $2`,10. 579.6376. (030382) (03039 571-0108 CANOPY tanning bed. 5500 or 1996 Mustang - 4 cYlr7dw. 4 IL best offer. 623-7292. speed, anytm Cassano. sport _ ff>�2SNC) wheels. power steering. wakes. ONE 6 TWO BEDROOM BABY grand piano. dark walnut. clockliocks. rear defrost, $1800 or APARTMENTS excellent condition. Cas 683- best oiler. 839-7512. 1022892) AVAILABLE IN OSHAWA 21st. ION Pontiac 6000' showroorn Includes fudge, stove 8 HOUSEHOLD furnishings, condition. 4 door. 6 auto. os.. 'unhties Close to 401 bedroom suite, card table. Pb.. only 55.000 rtrtes onginal. ex't, (Palk 8 Bloorj chars. Bouch. &talcs etc.. 686- One owner. $2995. certified. For more information tlOn 7173. Call for further Firm. Cas 427.9722 anytime. fes) inlormation. (030392) Russ. Bog Town Sales. (030592) Call 571-M5 PIANOS/GRANDFATHER 197' Chir station wagon. ex- OSHAWA two Ded•oon CLOCKS Pianos. raw to own, cellent condition. Retx,It mea first, last. modem apaties apt size, uorigM, grand. dgital. and trans. New brakes, rotor o. keyboards. CLOCKS - free drums Air Conditioning. pis., pb.. no pets. S6,40 per month 11640 per mento plus hydro delivery and $et uP. Call TeIIsIp Octant locks. Reese H4Ctf can Available i m m e d l a fill and take advantaged our low be comilied $1900 o.b.o. 580 Te1eDhOrre 726434S. 5733583. overhead warehouse prices, 0058.(030392) (03 0592) 4311491 (0312421 LJ drawers. tra00. China Cabral lop. 2 yeas old. 5• pato door. $150. 2 pairs of Axiom speakers. $450 par GI 429- 06','0. 28 0670. 10305921 FREE skds low tt►erirooC . 717 Wilson Rd S. Call first and ask III Mark. 7253630. (TFALL) 230 Articles anted TWO apartment for rem, first. WANTED: Enclosed cargo rmssf floor one bedroom' with trarNr with tandem axles. 16' !replace. Second. second floor ,,, x T wile x 6' high. OrWe, 2 bedroom. Large lot, lots of web cargo. Call 7250656 after `^" . .4._. '.rir+on .w...y44- 600And xeekettds.(0305921 683-0512. after 10 a.m. (030192) WANTED - stoves. fudge, lvashor and dryers. win "Ing W M. Also wanted. pickup truck (newer than 1978). Call Pickewing. 420-8833. (TF) OSHAWA - attractive one a CENTRAL Ajax - 2 bedroom oasement apartment, fresh. coan, laundry, bath, $575 . dtr•s. first and last. 683-8766. 1 S ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom apartment. close 10 downtown t Wnitby Niii decorated. xspiace. 5 mins. to Go. $700 'onthfy. available ri'vnedialkitai Rsterertoss 868.6815. (030392) ONE bedroom apartment n new budding. Ckan, no last , tond required One available Marcy, 1, and one available April 1 436- 0477 36 0477 or after S. 723.3675. (030192) OSHAWA large 3 bedroom with no -in k4Chen. Top 2 floors of house. Adelaide and Simow area. $750 monthly, utilities included Cad Rob a 427-2387 (030592) ONE bedroom basement apartrwtt. separate entrance. near Go and trans4. 8600 420- 2327 24 2327 offer 6 p mt XM49Z Appliance Repair Home Improvements EXPERT Repaint an reingera- lions and all makes major appliances, a reasonable rates. 7 days or evenings same day service at no extra charge. Cal 430-8779. (030192) Electrical Servilces NEED Electrical Heb9 Reliable qualified electripan. Excellent rates. Please call Peter 265- 0374. (031392SNC) Flooring, Carpeting CARPET installations - free estimates, restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 967-1799 or 987-1800. D a N Duncan. (TFWFS) INSTALLATION Repairs. resfreldls, sub floors, custom borders, sane prices. D.C. Service. 416-430-6323. (031 SW) Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION 'rneror and exteror repairs, renovators and Construction. No job too big I>r small. l 4 needs to be done, we can do A. Fast lean profes- sional work guaranteed. Cilli Craig at 6186.1913. (TF) Heating, Air Conditioning NORDIC •,ea::^r,. A.r Con'J"_ ^g Ltd Gas furnaces from $995., high efficiency from Central at from :1275. ,stalled. tax Included. KEEP`RITE. AMANA, OLSEN, Sca•borough. 321-1236. °'c ksnrng. 42&9676. (030692) Home Improvements COMPLETE 'e^ova! o -s a -C •ecairs. awittdne. b evvlwfb. • ... THEE NEM ADVEttI,M ft*AY ice. 2�;1l12-1�tGiE 21 viral11 � , ; 400 nt ' i♦r,AP Home Improvements COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL CLYDE M. TUCKER CARPENTRY & MAINTENANCE 420-6638 • FINISHED BASEMENTS • DRYWALL • WASHROOMS • KITCHENS F& M HOME RENOVATIONS Specializing in kitchens, JIbathrooms, and additions. 10% discount for Seniors. Free estimates Call 424-7394 LEAKING TUBS d SHOWER STALLS Repaved b renovated Wall b floor Dies sL ppited 8 installed IWC, Visa, B B B. LOWEST PRICES, Free esurnates. Call Bernie. Progressive Tale 420-1689 CARPENTER t5 YRS. EXPERIENCE In Hrxre yrVovsrlwrs r0vw batt. addillons. bawnents. drywall taping. painting. aramres. skyi�ts, decks, no too Woo small All Work guaant od wit Mw tear Free @swam a all l.iiare 42G•114 DRYWALL FINISHINGS 8oarc.ng. �'^g. 1Beture'd ceii;ngs, suspe^Ced call-gs Call Neil 619-0079 Moving, ba'nrooms, kitchens w,t� Storage osrarraws, pkamCng. elecircai. LOOS Rxrwaa+s - epecial¢- pantirg. Free eswrrtaes. Call MOVING? E-7,9". 432-2159 (03254?) rig In rec 'oohs, drywal' 'tear osrsrtgs. Carpentry and parrtirg. Vee wet move xnyM. DESIGNED and finished Cas 426-6SR3- f TF) enywrrrw. Bing sere. Men a basements. bathrooms. adds- trucks for NI types of nornardsecond sorea Docks.MACDONALDS Nom• Im- Moves. Beet telex• free carpentry . p l o m b , n g and prpl,yrnents - compate hard- weeles. 10% disc our" cralrtage Cal Walter Leave a firmer service, no fob loo smas for w rkora 428-2145 (C30892) �Mwi000 'pori request- 576 y/p hr. III up 0977 or !csilularl 434-9245. ELECTRICIAN - service (0319'921 Call 571-47M Cnanges, rewunng, addtrons. SABER Contracting all stows. dryer. etc Reasonable. 0 AJAX III ^y Sys,e^s re. abief. free xsl.mates 428. carps ^fry , a d d rt ons , servi cwt ,roves, appliance and 6571. (030192) renovations, kitchens. praro specialists. flat rate or bihAOme. non "laintenance hourly. We no have heated EUROPEAN fir specialists - will emergency service. furniture storage „nts Noir a"srwv •roo re^Ovare your oathrOOm or refinishing, quality work poxes with move Call 427 - Michell haft as wet as door guaranteed. i S years 3005. (TF) toss. 20 years experience, Good experience. 686.2915. (TFEFG) MEN with artruck ona do referencesld. and aatisrct�on housenod move, resdem al. guarareeW. Far tree euirrtstes, J Dykstra. 725.4913 (TF) HOuseCleani comme tial. Ail types or mores. bedroom man floor. bright. JOURNEYMAN electrician. =F Car or cane. 427 2856 AJAX - basment apartment dean, newly finished. tom- Specializing n service irarges. - - - plsi carpeted. 4 piece d0fe to hoop". one b0000rrt rewiring, addition* and EXPERIENCED cWnrg ady TWO men with trucks -THE bathroom, close to buses, sitting room krt&+en, 7 pesos renovations. At! work looking !or a new trent. MOVE RS, will 30 d types of parking- lige backyard. $575 shower and sauna, private guae rmod. tree dworisma. Cal Reasonable rates. pease call moves. Very Competitive, give 280 LOW & Found Includes utilities. 579.7195 emrarxs. parking. cable T V , no 4208.'120 (TFA) 427.4222. (03o492CNC) us a cal Pete. 576-9533. (TF) ( Osis. Flrstlast. 1600 mmhly. 428-2834.(022892) Painting, Decorating xxxxxxxxt INTERIOR and erierlor - good prices, good work. For free estimates, cal Mel at 576-6553. 90'•!05612) LOWS Painting and Decorating - wall papering, airless spraying, no job is too small or too large. References available, quality workmanship guaranteed. Cal anytime, 428-8583. (TF) PROFESSIONAL panting an wallpapering. 1 room or whol house, guaranteed lowest rate! No job's too small. Oualir workmanshp guaranteed. Ca 430.2595 anytime. (TF) Party Services MAGICIAN, C own, mends Ready to entertain for any age any occasslon. Birthdays promotions. openings fundraisers. Magic shows an runs Lettuce '.4ep. 839-7057 c 728-8334 (TF)_ RABBIT wants work dolnL 'nagrC for Chridren s parties all occasions. have my ow -naglcian. Call Ernie. 668 4 TF) Plumbing Experienced Journeyman Plumber `arc oc 'x S -a I =auris 1"3we's basement washrCorrs wet oars etc A.^y -erfovatlor r aMmor �aytlme 427474 mome 42, -�J9 Ask 'car Tont LICENSED PLUMBER GGOD RATES QUALITY WORK ALSO BASEMENT APTS.REC ROOMS CALL 686-1645 aP,AN Tax, Financial Directory NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? Call Y.C.A. Mortgager Corporation today. (416) 502-8800 It's not just what you any, but how you all it • let one of our professional advisom assist you In style, layout i wording d your p•rsanaltmid at FOUND •lenge grislyer prre bred BACHELOR Ap 1. owetn >a nett TWO large. 1 bedroom 400 ApartnTerits 400 Apartments 400 Apartments 400 Apartments dog' nros tenpermbent. Ca11431 n A1ax, Apel t. Own entranpe, apartments, newly painted, For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent 7078 (030/92] $450 dorm ly. Fist and )est. to fhdpe, stow, private entrance, Pell Phone 686-5704, please Pets -Supplies- Auto Parts FABRIC Vertical krtfl valance. 340 72'W x Ill $69 00 Aluminum Repairs nunr blinds. 06-W x b4'L (2 on CAR28&Doctor CAR �odw sings cute ca:$ one rmo. $99.0C. Otto saes 0. (030s9� available. SUnshade Bards and OSHAWA new n con- buineg Drapery, 68 old Kingston Rd.. Apartment Atax. 42861'7 (0 400 For Ren SOUD oak T.V. cabinet with �"OOfn apamw- wish td8e• LJ drawers. tra00. China Cabral lop. 2 yeas old. 5• pato door. $150. 2 pairs of Axiom speakers. $450 par GI 429- 06','0. 28 0670. 10305921 FREE skds low tt►erirooC . 717 Wilson Rd S. Call first and ask III Mark. 7253630. (TFALL) 230 Articles anted TWO apartment for rem, first. WANTED: Enclosed cargo rmssf floor one bedroom' with trarNr with tandem axles. 16' !replace. Second. second floor ,,, x T wile x 6' high. OrWe, 2 bedroom. Large lot, lots of web cargo. Call 7250656 after `^" . .4._. '.rir+on .w...y44- 600And xeekettds.(0305921 683-0512. after 10 a.m. (030192) WANTED - stoves. fudge, lvashor and dryers. win "Ing W M. Also wanted. pickup truck (newer than 1978). Call Pickewing. 420-8833. (TF) OSHAWA - attractive one a CENTRAL Ajax - 2 bedroom oasement apartment, fresh. coan, laundry, bath, $575 . dtr•s. first and last. 683-8766. 1 S ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom apartment. close 10 downtown t Wnitby Niii decorated. xspiace. 5 mins. to Go. $700 'onthfy. available ri'vnedialkitai Rsterertoss 868.6815. (030392) ONE bedroom apartment n new budding. Ckan, no last , tond required One available Marcy, 1, and one available April 1 436- 0477 36 0477 or after S. 723.3675. (030192) OSHAWA large 3 bedroom with no -in k4Chen. Top 2 floors of house. Adelaide and Simow area. $750 monthly, utilities included Cad Rob a 427-2387 (030592) ONE bedroom basement apartrwtt. separate entrance. near Go and trans4. 8600 420- 2327 24 2327 offer 6 p mt XM49Z Appliance Repair Home Improvements EXPERT Repaint an reingera- lions and all makes major appliances, a reasonable rates. 7 days or evenings same day service at no extra charge. Cal 430-8779. (030192) Electrical Servilces NEED Electrical Heb9 Reliable qualified electripan. Excellent rates. Please call Peter 265- 0374. (031392SNC) Flooring, Carpeting CARPET installations - free estimates, restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 967-1799 or 987-1800. D a N Duncan. (TFWFS) INSTALLATION Repairs. resfreldls, sub floors, custom borders, sane prices. D.C. Service. 416-430-6323. (031 SW) Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION 'rneror and exteror repairs, renovators and Construction. No job too big I>r small. l 4 needs to be done, we can do A. Fast lean profes- sional work guaranteed. Cilli Craig at 6186.1913. (TF) Heating, Air Conditioning NORDIC •,ea::^r,. A.r Con'J"_ ^g Ltd Gas furnaces from $995., high efficiency from Central at from :1275. ,stalled. tax Included. KEEP`RITE. AMANA, OLSEN, Sca•borough. 321-1236. °'c ksnrng. 42&9676. (030692) Home Improvements COMPLETE 'e^ova! o -s a -C •ecairs. awittdne. b evvlwfb. • ... THEE NEM ADVEttI,M ft*AY ice. 2�;1l12-1�tGiE 21 viral11 � , ; 400 nt ' i♦r,AP Home Improvements COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL CLYDE M. TUCKER CARPENTRY & MAINTENANCE 420-6638 • FINISHED BASEMENTS • DRYWALL • WASHROOMS • KITCHENS F& M HOME RENOVATIONS Specializing in kitchens, JIbathrooms, and additions. 10% discount for Seniors. Free estimates Call 424-7394 LEAKING TUBS d SHOWER STALLS Repaved b renovated Wall b floor Dies sL ppited 8 installed IWC, Visa, B B B. LOWEST PRICES, Free esurnates. Call Bernie. Progressive Tale 420-1689 CARPENTER t5 YRS. EXPERIENCE In Hrxre yrVovsrlwrs r0vw batt. addillons. bawnents. drywall taping. painting. aramres. skyi�ts, decks, no too Woo small All Work guaant od wit Mw tear Free @swam a all l.iiare 42G•114 DRYWALL FINISHINGS 8oarc.ng. �'^g. 1Beture'd ceii;ngs, suspe^Ced call-gs Call Neil 619-0079 Moving, ba'nrooms, kitchens w,t� Storage osrarraws, pkamCng. elecircai. LOOS Rxrwaa+s - epecial¢- pantirg. Free eswrrtaes. Call MOVING? E-7,9". 432-2159 (03254?) rig In rec 'oohs, drywal' 'tear osrsrtgs. Carpentry and parrtirg. Vee wet move xnyM. DESIGNED and finished Cas 426-6SR3- f TF) enywrrrw. Bing sere. Men a basements. bathrooms. adds- trucks for NI types of nornardsecond sorea Docks.MACDONALDS Nom• Im- Moves. Beet telex• free carpentry . p l o m b , n g and prpl,yrnents - compate hard- weeles. 10% disc our" cralrtage Cal Walter Leave a firmer service, no fob loo smas for w rkora 428-2145 (C30892) �Mwi000 'pori request- 576 y/p hr. III up 0977 or !csilularl 434-9245. ELECTRICIAN - service (0319'921 Call 571-47M Cnanges, rewunng, addtrons. SABER Contracting all stows. dryer. etc Reasonable. 0 AJAX III ^y Sys,e^s re. abief. free xsl.mates 428. carps ^fry , a d d rt ons , servi cwt ,roves, appliance and 6571. (030192) renovations, kitchens. praro specialists. flat rate or bihAOme. non "laintenance hourly. We no have heated EUROPEAN fir specialists - will emergency service. furniture storage „nts Noir a"srwv •roo re^Ovare your oathrOOm or refinishing, quality work poxes with move Call 427 - Michell haft as wet as door guaranteed. i S years 3005. (TF) toss. 20 years experience, Good experience. 686.2915. (TFEFG) MEN with artruck ona do referencesld. and aatisrct�on housenod move, resdem al. guarareeW. Far tree euirrtstes, J Dykstra. 725.4913 (TF) HOuseCleani comme tial. Ail types or mores. bedroom man floor. bright. JOURNEYMAN electrician. =F Car or cane. 427 2856 AJAX - basment apartment dean, newly finished. tom- Specializing n service irarges. - - - plsi carpeted. 4 piece d0fe to hoop". one b0000rrt rewiring, addition* and EXPERIENCED cWnrg ady TWO men with trucks -THE bathroom, close to buses, sitting room krt&+en, 7 pesos renovations. At! work looking !or a new trent. MOVE RS, will 30 d types of parking- lige backyard. $575 shower and sauna, private guae rmod. tree dworisma. Cal Reasonable rates. pease call moves. Very Competitive, give 280 LOW & Found Includes utilities. 579.7195 emrarxs. parking. cable T V , no 4208.'120 (TFA) 427.4222. (03o492CNC) us a cal Pete. 576-9533. (TF) ( Osis. Flrstlast. 1600 mmhly. 428-2834.(022892) Painting, Decorating xxxxxxxxt INTERIOR and erierlor - good prices, good work. For free estimates, cal Mel at 576-6553. 90'•!05612) LOWS Painting and Decorating - wall papering, airless spraying, no job is too small or too large. References available, quality workmanship guaranteed. Cal anytime, 428-8583. (TF) PROFESSIONAL panting an wallpapering. 1 room or whol house, guaranteed lowest rate! No job's too small. Oualir workmanshp guaranteed. Ca 430.2595 anytime. (TF) Party Services MAGICIAN, C own, mends Ready to entertain for any age any occasslon. Birthdays promotions. openings fundraisers. Magic shows an runs Lettuce '.4ep. 839-7057 c 728-8334 (TF)_ RABBIT wants work dolnL 'nagrC for Chridren s parties all occasions. have my ow -naglcian. Call Ernie. 668 4 TF) Plumbing Experienced Journeyman Plumber `arc oc 'x S -a I =auris 1"3we's basement washrCorrs wet oars etc A.^y -erfovatlor r aMmor �aytlme 427474 mome 42, -�J9 Ask 'car Tont LICENSED PLUMBER GGOD RATES QUALITY WORK ALSO BASEMENT APTS.REC ROOMS CALL 686-1645 aP,AN Tax, Financial Directory NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? Call Y.C.A. Mortgager Corporation today. (416) 502-8800 It's not just what you any, but how you all it • let one of our professional advisom assist you In style, layout i wording d your p•rsanaltmid at FOUND •lenge grislyer prre bred BACHELOR Ap 1. owetn >a nett TWO large. 1 bedroom 400 ApartnTerits 400 Apartments 400 Apartments 400 Apartments dog' nros tenpermbent. Ca11431 n A1ax, Apel t. Own entranpe, apartments, newly painted, For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent 7078 (030/92] $450 dorm ly. Fist and )est. to fhdpe, stow, private entrance, Pell Phone 686-5704, please Pets -Supplies- I.etr. a mwe*ag.. cD3Dt92, Preferred 429-9918. (030t9Z 290 4 cylingdw6 ear, auto. Ori, afMm all •iereo. and 3775 A t Osn� Boarding WHITBY - ore geaoom apart- 725-6753 ask let Joe M30502) SHIIIH T2U -pup.-7 none otl. mens in dlgles. lrge need let one block from Go train and OSHAWA new n con- buineg purebred. (no papers). First Etre. 11625 per mond. AvaiaDle veniere beacon. Ore and Isco shaft. $50. 4263281. Cal alter Msrch 1.86&7831.1 �"OOfn apamw- wish td8e• 7 part. weekdays. Wskends Windry Imlibes and underground parking sow, washer and dryer, par" ar*kre, 0=11M OSHAWA - W! Slow - 2 and ,min xxduded. Cel 401 - JACK Russett Torner mate, bedroon MarcNApri. no Pow stow, fridge' ail, C•rP•1 $740 13aa. (TF) Acute trained. •1.11.11 weeks patkng for 1. first and last. 721. AJAX - 'The Brokers' tbrarrd old• refit 1cetldly. Cal 4262M 9714. now o ide cot r- •_°�'°p, (03015021 r � rwlei 1NO VW tall p ttew,lad0. 5 Olt81AWA -787 Wirorl Rd. K. 2 occupancy. 1,2.3 1, a. A bedroan fibs available $790.. 9044500 sq.tl.. featuring 5 300 For 581e 5x0 Boost SL. 3 bedroom units applarro*a air. bWomiss and W� k1� is isidYbl• April 1sL :abs, ridge. sdwkl m. wrftVwrW pal i g, _ aov0. L W)es included. No polar Math dub with ' -11- pool. m slick Regal G.S., 4 door. appicofte mill be Picked up &atria etr•ION toom and b& fully loaded. Tun power, air a Duhrn Housiq, 1615 Dun- lards morn To vWx cal 429- 21 con iti int. 10.000 kms.. conditioning. 7211114071 des SL E.. 4th floor. WhiAy. or 1874. p3159Q) after 8 p m f00099125t1c) oM 436Mto oMw•n 890 and WNTBY - dowltoo . above r• PICKERINO - one bedroom basement apt oment. Sayly/ Krosno ars•, separate entrance. 14 min. walk to Go, carpeted, $495 monthly includes utilities and cable. SUil single non smoker. Available March 1. 839- 2968.(030192) WHITBY - bright large basomem apartment, one bedroom, parking, air con., fireplace, sep arae "rance. quiet couple upstairs. $660/monthly. Must see. Available April 1. 416-284- 60'.16. (0'•t02W AJAX - large bright one bedroom basemrxtt apartment. private entrance. 4 piece bath. fridge. stove, private laundry facilities. parking. Available Immediately. 5600 rnonthfy. 1/3 utdttes 683-9453. 1030392) PICKERING - orght. raised 2 bedroom Dasement apartment. 3 appYances, separate entrance, fireplace. own laundry facilities. 2 car Parking. walk to lake. $745 ^fonthly. Avatlaoie May 420- 5713. r030292) AJAX - Oxford Towers - 2 Uedroorn avarlabie Mardi 1. 3 oedroorm avalabie June 1. Pool, sa.na. large runes, close to 401 and Go. From $70C. Call 428- 7250 until 7 p.m. 'OW1912)_- and FINISHED spacious baser -wt. n 2 amances. carpeted. facuzz:. 932 ed' n k1chen. ma^y C.0fl Oris of sunlgnt, parking. cable. ,O Dela. non-smoker Surfabie `or Cou". Singe- Available 4a,c-n 1. 6141092. !ox 192) PICKERING oasement cean. brigh•. Carkrig, table. private entrance, es. tat. ^1110 Non x. -g. dose to Scartict h - V s' see. $5'5 286157 :10492' AJAX Westreyr4wy 2. One AG-11`1'•en1. on ground f'.00r. ,-:;arae entrance, WC per --cnth Includes .,Jt*s. 'lexibie �P03 . Avaatbe ,ow 427 -00 «« ruga. '0x'•492) ATTRACTIVE 2 oedroom Ak-'-,r' Iv'xoy dose to Go. •d y c •an. park ng. $795 -c .ane. AvaaWs Apra ' 693 ,Z-7. (C30592) ExECIJTIVW ane bedroom L..Ment aP.ir^Brit, total new 'd' )radon, nc:u0es 4 piece 1 n, wail' 10 wa carpel. S"C-Irate entrance pool, sus :"d dear. Quiet person only No c,d'S. frsLUW $6.')C inclusive. a. Mice 370-14'2 'C30191Z WESTNEY ono .wy 2 Artrac- �d ew re t:waoor^ Casemwa sepata a entrance. :s-, .rg, appliances. •aunCry. :;a- y !„rmsnod, pus to GO. S.^gw ^0n-ert110KW 10 pets. iM as, olwxces. $FSC 616.3735 030592) TOP 'Icor of house. 2 bedroortt ^ ng room, ,lying room, a,fc,en, near Go. oral -a -bus. loorer%m •squired $875 Pict ' 2 f+eac'hydro anon• 642- 3'64.471s740 10301921 ONE bedroom oasemeni apa't•^xnt. Non-smoker prvl•n ed. no pals. available Marcn 1.g2 $600 mor" d ncl„srv• Call 428-1429. ;030192) AJAX - besemers apartment, separate entrance, laundry room. air. ;VMNVN: • parking. Now Go and but rant. 3 puce oath, non smoking, female AJAX 1 A V 1)x81 CMwdaCara Wagon AJAX Preferred 429-9918. (030t9Z FOR rent it Ajarn • avalabte inwwdilldy, tor" b•dl•brn up - 4 cylingdw6 ear, auto. Ori, afMm all •iereo. CRIGHT new one bedroom bullditg' ��' �' 77 333 FALBY COURT basement apartment, private niumev immediate dominium$ for imm•diat• occupancy. 1.2,3 bedrooms. NORTH O•r1 - ole b•dlorn ns tar Painted. spamnrtl. Close orxrarwe. parking. 4 piece bath. 288-7502 between 9 a S. Two bedroom apartment In family buliding. nort-smoker. $625 monthly. Frit aa� kCkwn UMMI@ . 836 Airconditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, and tau. Cal 4243966 or 429- 28Air x,431. towig2) included. No pots. One Windry Imlibes and underground parking AJAX - very attractive 3 sM-I, re. undergrewd f •dank••' fury carpeted, health dub with indoor •ntranoi and P•cltg• ulckided. s701/mo. bad... rrtsul floor. wW main- Speed, air, a11Nhn Oaseem. doze ••els, bay kms, ese efo�e Cate 686M* rained and decorated, 5 appliances, storage shed, bas•nwnt;nrt ant n new raised bungelow. Baht with «1 private fenced yard with in - apartment. M inclusio, $506 shower. own laundryroom, ground pool, close to all 1874.(031294 fel 11101E -Flt., 8:30•x:30 amenities. on a quiet street. 1NO VW tall p ttew,lad0. 5 I^'n $1025 inclusive. 427.7409• $550 al inclusive. 697-1709, SowinhilviN•, (�92) Speed. new tires, stereo c4uSft. air, a.. Pb•. Iltllaed (0.701421' 1)x81 CMwdaCara Wagon 490 Mmmumfe (0U0192) slore badtoil astable AJAnew - 'ill• brand MatchW1. $825 inclusive. 866 AYAIIAKE inrrlediaa ro in i�shaxsa and Ns1i� apatnwtt FOR rent it Ajarn • avalabte inwwdilldy, tor" b•dl•brn up - 4 cylingdw6 ear, auto. Ori, afMm all •iereo. jokes d new la con- 0141 or 706 87608x8 (0305e2) bullditg' ��' �' Pat level � yi1'd �'�' salve thowalyds ovM now. Mft MMX. Can �. niumev immediate dominium$ for imm•diat• occupancy. 1.2,3 bedrooms. NORTH O•r1 - ole b•dlorn ns tar Painted. spamnrtl. Close • Halrcod and 8ayfy area 11x00 288-7502 between 9 a S. 800.4500 sq. h., 1•aturirg 5 biNrtwlt aprtmrK apprise to bus, shopping, utilities aa� kCkwn UMMI@ . 836 Ij=19121 1pplrces. at. balconies and 1200 sq.ft., fireplace, included. No pots. One 0301 ( 92) $Ht Honda Chic DX, live sM-I, re. undergrewd f •dank••' fury carpeted, health dub with indoor •ntranoi and P•cltg• h d r.rR $x00. two bedroom :700 430-0131. (030302) muwMANVU.LE �t one betlroan Speed, air, a11Nhn Oaseem. doze ••els, bay kms, fwd. stunk, cerci• loom and bill- Located across from Durham AJAX - one bedroom bas•nwM bas•nwnt;nrt ant n new raised bungelow. Baht with low Cal Jdr� � b► lids IMM To Wenn Cal 426 � 431„exflial or and la13. apartment. M inclusio, $506 shower. own laundryroom, twain 9 am. - S pin (0303x2) 1874.(031294 fel per month. Available March 1. parking, available immodisl•ly. 1NO VW tall p ttew,lad0. 5 OS1HA ng/Harmony PICKERING - Whitest No pets, call 427-0849. (0301921 $550 al inclusive. 697-1709, SowinhilviN•, (�92) Speed. new tires, stereo c4uSft. air, a.. Pb•. Iltllaed nAbaserrterc Slltpphatd, 3 bedroom him fo Available immr*diatelly. $650 share fornal• non amok•r OSHAWA - clean bachelor SOUTH • one bedroom sen � -OSHAWA - one bedroom in quiet upper dupkea, *operate entrance. $625 includes allies and parking. First and last too pits. non smoker present". availablelinrn•daaa1y. 571- 13". 71- 221 WMMY - 2 bedroom bounwd apartment, 1300 sq.ft. of luxurious living space. 4 1ppka ow cor*W air. Fit •naranw. packing in drlbsv". must be win. Awhile Mar. 1. 430.7106. (031392) 410 H°" For Rent 2000Okma and 31 mt0ltllts un ktckw)w. Cal Mr. Grw•Ife. 424 6945.10 ing' �•• to shopping and 12 apartment, includes cable, utilities, parking, private Contained beaw,w apartment, new broadloom, separate BACHELOR apaorriont Ir house, fridge, microwav0. 3 PICKERING • one bedroom THREE bednoorn fury drwrwnty. itOJK10, No GST. AJAX Nestney Heights, new transit. $450 pkw mOM& Cal 4863125, Nati• message entrance. PAmml Rd. N.. $450 month, April 1192 t11are IarrldrY, riser Oi*c• f4lX) ncusiw. Cat baawrwM apartment sopma• entrance, carpeted, parking, rd*tadled, Oahaw Gros Hospea arae 432.7264. (OW1f@) very &*art ore bedroom baso 0301 ( 92) per p possession. 571.30121. 1 (� kck and tial A- n'ontllly• d • CO 1' 837-0151. 1�2892f laundry, utilites, cable rlckuded. rtc • ucltiss. Ana$• Inn Camelot RS, S.0.., air, 4 speed, auto. SNM my was ment apartment. Centra air. fisc aid OME bedroom basement wMTeY - ThicksavDundas St. Gleet (0301 SM BRAND new one bedroom Dasemle o spartrrtent separate Single Pelson only. Available April 1. FirstAast. $560 rmorallly able h 1/ able Mach 192. Cal 427-1837, rtletsape on mashie. 6tnaiaailftd. 8x3.8135. 1 '� able Immediately. $495 s•pr � $550 monthly, near Go. Now bright. bright. two bedroom bias- GOOD things arena cheap, entrance, new sable. 631-0758. ( MMMleave 1912SNC I lta REcom -from bawls and inclusive. Sum le. 282.7132 6x4263248. (03039Q1 P •6860393 ) Ment apartment with privatu entrarlw, leurldry taCilties, two W� k1� is central aNhaC., cable. 401/ 4ol, Brock. ren smoke. OSHAWA • south eK 11;2 Glen SOUTH Oshawa - available March 1 - 3 bedroom, i leasing oonrlparr•s, 80 cars. TWO bedroom apartment. south PICKERING •one bedroom car packug, sable and utiltltes quiet d quietbodrbuMi�mtsnt�� no f ut Negotiable. SL, wry clean. Large ants. 2 bedrooms, avail. now or March appliances, laundry, parking. trucksper' Why My raw? Cad thvans at is and d Oshawa $600 monthly Call 420-8937 rivate entrance. fire, and ab March pin. 44332.11627. jill � ke a car. avad" e. Cot 432.9127 324-8071. Ext. 7032 after 8 42x-0048. Available Ap1M 1x 1, $652; Parking. heat and cable fill and $lar! 700 nwr" Pk Repo Citlrr• 286x3xe (TF) inekWing utiaies. Pleas• cal 4r,4" ( 1 9300.10301M fes) ( I 1902. ( ) included. 5780073 or 725.•48x6. 1 hydro. No pet. 723-0819. leave _ message. (t31592SNC) .- -„-• n'rc:" tin, nrktwt,:.rs.-n..-: let 1 1111 Mtt (7' ►772 ilii ON111M!•M11NUff ifs WMk t'�78�$M CowAlirrod Pres non of NIA AM Pimm FEr w PAGLP r!-"1'Itit 1IE SrAbTWl1`* ftWAV; VU. W >iM 410 "°t'm� 420 Tm m 450 r Rent , 500 Hom" 500 � 590 0 AJAX -3 bedrooms -fenced ravine court lot -1 1/2 bathrooms �w - -5 appliances Available April 11000 •/month and utilities. I cat 683-7079 I r.rm xreorwrn fieplace, laundry facilities, garage, antral Alex, quiet owner, funish"unfurtnlahed roorn. non-smoker pnslerred, no pets, available imrrtediatey. $395. 426.11446. ('030392) AJAX - two quiet corvil ale femalse witting to share entire home with third. Bright Cory finished room Laundry. parking. FREE one months rent with one large, backyard, $90 weekly, year lease. Lovely one. two, inclusive. 427-1552. (030192) three bedroom suites. 6 CENTRAL A renovated appliances. quality finishes throughout. For more info or to house to share. two mikte wak view call Josephine Snider at to all amenrtbs, 4 appliances. 579-7505 or Paula Sheppard. parking• cable. air, pool. dock. F h d! 590 670 ftm 579 3052. (TF.FRI) and barbeque. urnia a CONSULTANTS wanted for p.m. Pickering Thurs. 390 p.m. unfurnished. $90 weekly. Ed, DONT mss this onel Whitby ex- COr1dOS FOr Bootie De Montreal Jeweller 620 to 6 p.m. For lurth,sr inforrrWion OSHAWA - two and 3 bedroom /� y townhouses,includes a I I 428 7737' 030592) trcutive 2650 sq.N. t OK below 5 / Tenders call Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick- ( a. �1e Low investment. turn idle hours market value. Immaculate 4 Into dollars ns. Cal M 436- wing 420.8781. ITF) tIti 4 lances close to AJAX house 10 share 1:150 r9 erg• u , es. app DICKERING - bungalow- lower schools and amenities. call 434- LL PARTNERS LARGE two bedroom condo. 0248.(030192) ikon. Westhoe area 2 targe 3972. (TF) on's°NEEDED $68.587 assumable mortgage. CLASSIC 'Cho Truk-. Fully and I troduqualitytiservice, 'alter 6 p.m Ask fa Pat. 1664_ (�9Z (0�g� no qual., $3000 down negotiable. Balcony, parking, slick swely for the residents of near schools and Go. Available bedroom townhouse. 2 1.2 for development of the Durham Region. inventory. Contacts cell consider SNOW REMOVAL BUSINESS felefrpil, large clent though tlul Nouse Glen Sl.. Apt. 414. GUARANTEED CONTRACTS 2861264 or 758-5075. (030192) basement. no outdoor gavage• person wanted to share 4 baths, ret room, fireplace. CALL 428-7878 BIRTH control and family Fres THREE bedroom lint row parking, immediate. $1050 rr,pr,thfy plus. Catl '?890 Or bedroom horns with 2 males. central. 16 x 32 ingrourd pool. Parking available. $400 monthly $757 900 Call 623-1076 reing counselling. and and 610 Notices for further information toFrida , 8l. a m. to Monday to Friday, 630 am. 0 430 p.m. yard. onar schools. shtopprV hydro extra. fridge. stove. Clint in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to and Go $965 non smokers Cal garage nckuded. No pets Appy 3 p.m., and Wednesday 1 to 6 579 3052. (TF.FRI) and barbeque. urnia a CONSULTANTS wanted for p.m. Pickering Thurs. 390 p.m. unfurnished. $90 weekly. Ed, DONT mss this onel Whitby ex- COr1dOS FOr Bootie De Montreal Jeweller 620 to 6 p.m. For lurth,sr inforrrWion OSHAWA - two and 3 bedroom /� y townhouses,includes a I I 428 7737' 030592) trcutive 2650 sq.N. t OK below 5 / Tenders call Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick- ( a. �1e Low investment. turn idle hours market value. Immaculate 4 Into dollars ns. Cal M 436- wing 420.8781. ITF) tIti 4 lances close to AJAX house 10 share 1:150 r9 erg• u , es. app DICKERING - bungalow- lower schools and amenities. call 434- LL bedroom home. many upgrades. monthly reclusive all facilities. including 5 piece ensuite, LARGE two bedroom condo. 0248.(030192) ikon. Westhoe area 2 targe 3972. (TF) 420-5788.Busiess" or 427- central air, 7239.900. Cal 723- $68.587 assumable mortgage. CLASSIC 'Cho Truk-. Fully ooms, fenced yard. parking, PICKERING - (Ba /Whiles 4 bed Y YIu 1 'alter 6 p.m Ask fa Pat. 1664_ (�9Z (0�g� no qual., $3000 down negotiable. Balcony, parking, equfpt-A-1 condition, stan-up near schools and Go. Available bedroom townhouse. 2 1.2 BOW MANVILLE raised 4 available immediately. Open inventory. Contacts cell consider immediately $745 Cali Larry. baths, 5 appliances, finished WESTNEY Finley area - one . baths. m bungalow, garage' 2 Nouse Glen Sl.. Apt. 414. aner. 416-642-1886. (030192) 2861264 or 758-5075. (030192) basement. no outdoor gavage• person wanted to share 4 baths, ret room, fireplace. Oshawa. SatlSun. 12.4. 416• . S �, G) eg THREE bedroom lint row parking, immediate. $1050 rr,pr,thfy plus. Catl '?890 Or bedroom horns with 2 males. central. 16 x 32 ingrourd pool. Parking available. $400 monthly $757 900 Call 623-1076 531-5041.(030-W2) B WMANVI E 610 Notices completun. Townlne, Oshawa, Brneaktast kitdnen. ensure Dash. (031292) irndusive. Ask for Mks o Dan. 0301' O - small ole ( 92) bedroom condo, any but terrific. basement wakokn, greenbelt. SUBLET May 11,11 - Whitby - 3 686 8784 (030492) PICKERING -50x348' fol on A❑ can., ceramic floors, oak garage. 3 new appliances. April bedroom townhouse. 1 1!2 PICKERING - non smoker to street, cupboards- bahLOny. perfect Ice prestigious 1, $990 Pius udues. No last baths. central air. 5 apps ances, share small farmhouse i n om, 2y widow, bachelor or couple. Must main master bedroom, 25x18. months with good references. carpeted. garage. $1080 month- chairmnng setting. Car essential, sell, $81.900. Call 623-8989. beautiful We overioolung0 723-6069. 5762613. (030192) ly plus utilities. F;rst/last orronty udap tAlitiM. $400 mnd ,ening. 2900 it. of ruing sqLots For PICKERING 7etaxlnsd. dean. 3 required 6663937 (030192) Phone 683-2116 leave space. Custom 7 bedroom 535 bedroom bungalow. man- MIAWA- 570 Beatrice St. 3 R1°��e '92) hoe. separate four bedroom Sale central air, gorgeous kitchen, bedroom units. available March AJAX - 4 bedroom executive apartment on mart, floor. LOT for sale in Endt,eid 100 h x appliances. laundry, fenced 1st and Ap,i tat. $880 Heat, home. Private family room, separate entramm and pakrig, 519 If. Asking $89.900. Will hold yard. onar schools. shtopprV hydro extra. fridge. stove. parking. taurldry, security. air Iwo fireplaces. two kitchens. two rtiomgage. All permits. TM. 729- and Go $965 non smokers Cal garage nckuded. No pets Appy mf Cos rim g. Ireeroom system. lauridnes, lwo-A piece. plus one- 9871. (031792) 831-8777 Available April 1. wt,^ Durham Housing. 1615 $375 Plus. Non-smoker 2Deco. osntraiair. many swag. {030192) Dundas St. E.. 4th floor. Wheby prelemed. 426-9214. (0.90492) $223.900 4260999. (030692) COUNTRY lot for sale - 3.08 PICKERING - north of 4011 or call 436-6610 between 830 AJAX - ons snare comyOnabfr 3 $144,900 two years new. 3 -- just east of Newtormlle. Has g� mrostmernt potential. Liverpool, 3 bedroom sem, am. and 430 p.m. weekdays. bedroom Home, bus stop Uedroorn > on La9e $19.500 Phone 666-1807. 420 (030192) root". psi lover. not smoker. 110 x 200 country lot overlook - (mrnacutate. Carpeted. new ret AJAX - single room in large v morn, 1 112 baths, air, garage. TOWNHOUSES - specious two 5350 monthly . Parking rg lake -,qp g, north ahoro. acabOn fenced. firapiaLe. $1200 Pius bedroom townhouses. North d avarHbie. 686-8506. (030192 Cal Al. ,1,6728.6241. Ext. 2, 545 Pro rties vacation uitret. No Dogs. imtrtrd00. 401. close to Go tram stations, WHITEY - want to Sher• oerttraL 6 home. 1. 3315. alter � 545 properties News 479-9310 evenno -Th 757.1701 days- scnoons. nth and south GM. ly bated 3 bedroom lam house 6 O.m. Willl cconsionsi der trade. (030692) blocks away from knob Hill. Bus with 1 other? Parkrg. Laundry. ORONO - 3 bedroom raid style COTTAGE _ v PICKERING - �,� Whites stop n front d complex Avail- t I t es included Available bungalow on gorgeous 1 1.12 Y 4 9VV Rd4C' 3 bedroom: 1 12 baths, able A;xd 1st Cam 434-5914, ,mtrydrately. $425 permonth, acres. small forest around wind- 7MM t;ra+t. 6681$536 (030W rip air- greet for l ds, in-lawIwo appliances. finishedRms To -- apatmrnt. ,.peal. entrance. FANTASTIC LAKE. Exterior Complete, log oo bow orf, waking distance to 430 MICKEFANG . 2 bedroom aper,- wo to deaf,. attadt.d h.at.a 9Choof. pin,- Shopping_ 7,200 Rent -WI to share. fornyo D ell", _ private lot, private sand beach, super mommy • unm-• �^-+ r -+- 1 garage. aslung $174.900. 983 8736.(030,921 SOUTH Prduerng - mair r1Oor, 3 bedrooms. laundry. air. Park i g. pas bbq. yard. s,oec nxtusive plus Mfoos. Firsuys; short long term Ava.IabIs Ornmed,aeiy EdCMSLno. 830- 5675.427-3100. (1030492, 30156.'5.427-3100.(030492, AJAX Westroy Rd,4C1, spa- C.o's hous*. duplex, for two fa rioes. separate entrance, tvvc FOR 'e -r ov oo v1 -s: q 'C303921, storey, 4 bedroom, lots of FREE CONSULTATION. Na - be d r o o m s . contra, a, • and 401 was ,r new 2 stoey W k xury condo ? tsedroorms. upgrades. 7243.000. Flexible tonal Credit Counselling. Prdt- nome. use of kitchen and occupancy Nasi Ad -go ening -Oshawa, 433-1425. broadloom,troplace.largeyard- aptoiances. 745C ,may. 42,. P'"2 baths, includes 5 ReyrxdOs to Devondais 43S (TFALL) 7 8 5 0 p l u s . A. a. I a b l e 46W (022060 appliances, pakiing and bOker. 0765. (0306921 A BROKER ns money o Wil lrrnrduseiy, 6 d Call 647430 or Po, sauna. )acuzn- brerds 477-1656 (03049?) UVERPOOLSAYLY - tumnefyQ and exercise room. $1100 FOUR Dedroorm sorts• kitchern, on a mortgage. Up o 95% to YLY LIVERPOOL - tow soon tot font n Dungelow Share ,nckmwe Whitby. 655-6705. �n9dnm room, 'ingroo• tarrsy Qualified purchasers. Call GA BA roorreERmaiP floor, eat -ion all taolitrM o1 main floor Per, Ken v Fong. (am 192) mom. vwy dew. aveNabr Aait Mary Anne at Citleapital tionopp,abb Rohr non-smoker. at 1. Close to 5 Ps. mat. 7120.000 F,nanCwd. 427.5578 or 229- lU+o utn. apokances. Laundry, raft, Terry after S. $31-5206 WHITBY Harbour - luxury 2 or booffer. Cam 725-6767. 6200. (03151,2) two car pakrtg. no Dots May 1. 1 bedroom Was solarkxrn. all aD S3ao per moritn. Cal 83, 147. 5112 after 5 p atm. (03269?) Swimming, fishing, hiking, X -Strang, terms. Condos s For LARGE semi, on lake front 416-349-29111 Rent sues( 4 bedrooms. 1 1.2 baths. %•',ding plus waken 10 deck. - CENTRAL O s ` a w a ' w o --< st %N Reduced $119.900 � 575 rLettdo 6 70 Personals DrbrOOrn. t 12 bits, sauna. Open House. Sat.. Sun. 1-4 POOL IDroom , urary. exercise roon- p.m 654 Sios.. Oshawa 579- OMgrOxrno panting and car wenn 5273. (030392) MONEY a.0 y I Deoa out of -. bay. Appi.naces. $900 per -- -- txntroO Overdue) We ran hep. LEGAL AM � � rrtpixh, Williamrx ' :. Avai4 OPEN r•.oute Sunday. 1.4 p.m. Loans. tied consotdatwms. ase March t P•tons 404.1513. 90 Devoid" St. Counce. 2- seers anartaxf coureesng. I May I hep') Abd $875 . W% uelsws. 286-9393 (- pinna and window covenigs NO marry down. 3 bedroom. 1 MORTGAGES and im - 90 % JESUS In Oshawa - At the (030492) AJAX Burcher/Sayy area- inckdod 71275 nicks". Fu- V2 sorey, bnc k house. Wigs tnancn9• dOw payment ale Horday Ica, Sunday, 1030 am OSHAWA - Simcoe N. at Noon to reit. in horns' snared per tqures. Contact Stenre. dive and garage on largo 0. arra'11900 Amy anbuux available. Room 221, Jim Campbell, 1- Tauntor 3 bedroom, largo bathroom• iutdten. hon Iwo 681 4330643 (roe) at 728-1162 Rilson/401 area. $116.000. Cam Doug or R# 661146805. 705-9539175. MXNM Commknty Firnarcial Sorvoes. kitchen. and I" room. dose 23DS IbuoL (030292) $1079 monthly Call Rick or (030490.) w school and shopping, Sew pin udnos crrstAast available FURNISHED rooms, separate •nuance. facilities. Gayly/ /�/� Doug. 668-805 a 5794252. 4Yee � BROKER hats10.000tolardof Mortgage �0 gage 580 Mortgage ORIy US GST k"Wed, WMWWO• 795 839 � J krwrar>ce canted ately 683-2996 Por week 4271 (0301921 �]� 3147 per month. Contact Jemy at 668680'Finan- taoicat. $350 per month. 683 W-) g elauridirly y CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms- CENTRAL Whitby -neatly AJAX Harwood and 0 ryer Dr. last Senitoes. (TF hilly furnahod. air con, mobile reovasW. 3 bedroom mart floor Large furnished a unumrshed Noires. Healed pools. hot tub, AJAX - Vrcawr Woods buffs. Dunpatois appliances carpeted,bedroom in a private hoar. Ac- tennis. shuffleboard. children brgK open ctonospL 2 samey. leric yard. 7795 monthy pkn Coit 10 kitchen. $325 MOH". welcome. (Less Olean motef). fumy detached hoi in quill 213 rAritio& Frst,tast. available fust and last. Cap 668-5568. Available Mardi 14 and on. 683 reaidentiaf area. 3 bedrooms. 2 immediately. 666.2032. (030490.) 5603. (OGOOM 12 baths. wrimacubse condom. Flea Mafktt ads aft AJAX - TOOrniPpOseible OOard nCLEARWATER - luxury golf Beautiful oak floors, Heparan ORIy US GST k"Wed, house. Near hoop". freshly apmed. new do" bed. piwo. from condo. 2 bedrooms. 2 "arid dnig moms. Gauntry better, limited availed" after sired kitchen overlooking 3 dayis tithef 0shmn diesel , ar conditioning. use of Mach 27. Further ipkrles. con- famlyroorn wish wall te Cello Thk tthek or tit NOW taoicat. $350 per month. 683 tarx Steve. 433.0843 (res) 726• brick fireplace. Main floor AfIOtRiNr thin 8276. (0301 92 1162 (bill- (030M Laundry room with separate side �� if no Reiff It SOUTH Ajax - close to all LUXURY for king or dart brut, bum in dishwasher. garage. bwOwn :m00 amenities. Prig negatiable. beautiful 3 bedroom hove. finished basement. Pirates - foundry and ptkng facilities. III int" Richey. Spacious, d ac k mortality decorated. 5 min. walk T� Cao 427-6575. Available owrllaohs gun. $1100 per to tic. shopping. schoofs. 420 ■r006alelffdy. (03019M month' or by the weak- All $207.000. Call 683-2517. ud prase AJAX - single room in large Oalls. . OPEN Hoare - 12 Kfty Cres.. Orcala. wall builders etodel• W*k hket+dly hon%,. Shared lusalon• was 33x7. (0301f1eS14C) �. Sat, and Sun- 1-4 Pura and wWWft aMar g elauridirly . (a3DW GULF COWL Clow weer - 2 3 am� ��Noor" Cal Pat at 427.771133 � Ow Rummy aveaw" 5% dose b.dtaom bkrtpelow on can' m fide ,,tart, . le► Fl,R1aSNED loom her, urs h a lion ,we im ams hut» fps. 630 osrweitrertoes. Nie wetaurafea. poese(03O 6179900 deco, hoer. oauuw 01. Reirwroe to lower rates 10 n. lay shopping and bosCh. Pt$Mm C ll 43 KiteMn, laundry, cable. and F pm ( - Hew Aac driller WdckK d. s3a0 rttonthly, YaWh ale elatch NORTHEAST Oshawa - 3 to turtle Cas 512 -SM or Noll tree 1-4W call anytime. 42a-0537. y Ch 14OI. siNo0 Canadian wel fdy. bedroom "wattled• double , 566i37a• Chis w Mc k 1-416- 1030,011114 x=21 I irl, If housk afaa grave., saa•a774- FEMALE; basement for, rent double driveway, finishN ITFNALIJ Separate entrance, share tlofnes • deck• sled• newly "WaAGEANo9dit.,6 pr" kiklnrn laundry. Clenrwb Ril a alias„ sombbb iaaltai - 4 s16e,OD0- Call 416.6660310. fy value. some below book wets. "will" in pae3lway- ales. Alex- lift arremor sued- able immediately. $400 per SOHM Aims - klM dttsatfned. 2 ai3rnd berms for for p buyers. __ N month 427-2667. (03019 ROOM for rent with use of house, option of basement aipartrrrm when completed. $600 firm. First/last with references. female preferred. Dabs. 721-9629. (0ZMM LARGE bright furnished bedsit - ting in quiet home. use of separate kitchen and bath, suitable for tidy. responsible kVPAm :ares. Phone 72336e3K f=I go stow 450 Alamm OSHAWA - East as 401, Yid d ,swing dun"? Shams imtacu- Ia1e 3 bedroom holwe, lenlab non smoker preferred. All ..ar•�.. k-.a.�� nor .ill -. •xs� storey. four bsdioonlr oak -in applootion, clonfliclaroll. regard - [beet. ensure plus /-4 pied•. Ice d am & wftig and irnoonla nmin floor 10 iyloofrl, MOndry Fast service and approvals. XMIL, bopbM den, 1-2 Plea, Rafeatt F4larntiel Ltd 571-2668 6L M ^• Wtie b4M Oshaala. 666.2036 Pidtatig. apartmon. baths "& 06 ITFNALIJ 0884= (°0 7Jla'K 10 Mwgswss; 1025I6 $11161Aa 9ka3dow in Rewind. 2nd Morlwages- In hones Mi - 2 or 3 bedroom• sunken -in ffdentlal service, ilsrsediate diNnw now trophaw open approvals, 7 days a week. *IN bOerlwnt. MW Canada Mortgage Centre. cvmnetcW coned ML cal 65& Phone (416) 725-6123 4100.103039M f0shavq,). 10220M 510 r m 590 owes In " filmy P d units. c -girls Iteration, IDEAL Pak Limbed (direct rtra Y6fi. to Ttaa6. end orris. dole 1. schools. t: his franchises for 4 &AL tit shopping. 90"i n wm 114 K 3 Walkout: R. ale in Whilby. OMMIL and CA 1 1/2 baths, upgraded Bownwr4ae was. Training and hrnadlnnm heautnrullr backup support included. Call 10pta0 Wsider -- mahtained. $149,000. 642- 4z r -Zea* for nnrormauon. f m a alF�. 1 f0WL�621 1773. (030580.) MOM ...AMN 4 r REFURBISHMENT PICKERING WORKS CENTRE T-3-92 Sealed tenders will be received by the undersigned department for the above no later than 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, Match 18, 1992 The scope of work shall include the supply and Installation of the rooftop air conditioner, complete with mounting and roof work. new ductwork, grilles, diffusers, fans. duct healers and removal of old material; an system controls and removal of existing controls; and all power wiring, in accordance with drawings and speakabors. Tender forms and specifications may be obtained by contacting the writer upon a non- refundable payment of $10 00 per set by cash or cheque made payable to the Town of Pldkenng Lowest or any tender not rtecessanly accepted. The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Department of Supply and Services Vera A Jefrey, CPPD, CPP One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario L1V SK7 16 420-1616 1 ADD A kft spice ... B.C. college roormraiss - Cindy. Use. Diane and Jennifer have exciting psr- eonal photos of themselves for sale. For discreet kdoo.,Wim. write to Cindy Price. Box 670- RD. 74RD. Kelorwr. B.C.. V1Y 7P4. Adults only plonsel. (031294 JESUS says. can the birW lead the blind? Doss your ""far wear glasses? The likelli g is the hired master. Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. Jim Campbell 1-705-953-9475. (TFALL) GOTTA SING, GOTTA DANCE, prOlessionafty trained singer In- forested ►forested in singing with a group, preferably cow" and western. Pleaso Cal 432-8081 after S. ask for Grog. M30392) DISTRESS Centre - Need someone to tak b? Call us wyti me• 4331121, 427-5839. (T F) 710 Births IL WJ HENRY - Jeff and Debra (nee) Luke are proud to announce the birth of their son Luke Parker Luke was born on January 18, 1992 at 11:18 a.m. at Ajax Pickering General Hmpdal. Luke weighed in at 6 Ibis., 2 ozs. Proud Grandparents are Jean and Dennis Henry of Ajax, and Gordon and Karen Luke of Whitby. Proud Great- Grandparom are Alfred and Annette Rancler of Ajax. Bert and Lois Hoskin of Nesthlon, aid LA*n Luke of Whtby- 710 Births 710 stens THORTON - To Karen and Blaine, a girl. Taylor Ardel, 1W 7 lbs., 3 ozs. At Ajax Hospital, Feb. 8, 620 p.m. Parents, grandparents, and great grandparents are delighted. VAN DEN @IDQI • Jim and Patsy (nee Flieger) are 1hrliNed to announce the 6rlh of their beautiful deuphler Lori Ante. 5 be.. 9 1/2 ozs. on February 12, 19M at 10:10 p.m. Proud fust time grandparents ata Roy and Judy, Fh"w of gVlan Den Endebn�of Ajax. wild F First wild S Sadme l Manks; to . Taylor and sta/f at OTMH. 41 Don't Forget y This week do Aja Mckering News Adverdser Classified DepL Is open for your convenience every Sate 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 0 0 • • 0 0 FWAl- S CHRYSLER 0 0 THE NIEWS ADVFITICM F w_ *** PUBLIC NOTICE *** INVENTORY LIQUIDATION SALE ONLY AT VILLAGE CHRYSLER, AJAX NORTH THIS WEEK WILL BE THE BIGGEST SALE WE HAVE STAGED v O 0 P j � • F7p)$p,� 10 149 r� CHRYSLER W FINANCING $Ob\ ON SELECTED RFB`SOO MODELS OVER 80 "NEW" MAGIC WAGONS IN STOCK!! 1991 COLT 100 1991 DYNASTY coat aan INCLUDES Auxl ONE WEEK ONLY! S � et.- =»u ransmawn, AWFY cacseoe, _ Ana vinyl 506C >,ncr pmef s". Sk ep35 .AT VILLAGE CHRYSLER �'�`'�- '-at ` soa auto iron . 3 3 Km V'6naw air d cw .. 80 1,AiL :v :ass sm1 WC. AJAX -NORTH « zrr d o ** 24 SALE ONLY 148 79 1 300 1SALE ONLY .27 3 F*^10"'" 1 1991 LASER RS TURBO NEW AND USED CARS ON 1991 SHADOW CONVERTIBLE • INCLUDES: 4 spd. auto. N+c;. DES Emn m- ow �cw con • THE BLOCK-"�X*.."YUS5ad trans., aluminum wheels, akf 1 - • wan rax 2 5 .r• um EF, .nqm y cond., pa 26K ckage, Console 6"srl AWM new :at cupholder. reper, cruise_ PLUS 80 MAGIC WAGONS pore °u° =` a°°'p a=orp.w., p.l. SOLSP3589. sos. v ■ o s: cm . rt rnn. aun .n..rr Sa 8a3W6 47NO MONDEY DOWN O.A.C. SALE ONLY 3 34 PKA WE MEAN BUSINESS ... OUT_.OUT--THEY GO SALE ONLY332 EXTRApwmim 1991 CHEROKEE LTD - DEALERS REBATES • CHRYSLER REBATES LEBARON GTC wCLUDES p.* oweiiiiia "M am - NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING� INCLswnd UDES: Ar ka tadkAt Aas rd Qa.akn pt*, raw ae Olt. aw kdk b"k A Ate. - HIGH TRADE IN ALLOWANCE tia� sthpes $W, Cloth p.driver Aft. raw.. 4 L 14 EFt a4, %# Am seat, tift,crume, p.w.. p.d.l., rketlraVaud. O N Al"*"Iw, - NO CHARGE AUTO TRANSMISSION p.m., turbo intercooler, s spa. Ii" PaS MIS EAP Gr.A, ps, PA IQ600� kids, PA., ps, AWFN aa., aro. manual. SOL SP3dt36. su$KO"Lra ink SkAPM. WE WILL NOT KNOWNLY BE UNDERSOLD! SALE SALE ONLY 266 Permonth 1—--, r HAZEN DAN BILL GREG TED TED JIM KERRY LEONARD PAUL DwNNE DONNA DON HARDW WOOD WILLIAMSON McKECHNIE WLILIAMSON JR. WLIIAMSON McELROY PICKARD WOODCOCK GROBERT PICKARD PK"D ARSENAULT ANPnvn" r��lvluuln LIAV kknrn ' yy2 VO �Y�AUE1992 1992 SUNDANCEODES rINCLUDE& ACCLAIM d q! .auto . P.S. P.D. ar cond., ss, f61. buckets. console. —^ Unted glass. hgnt package, floor LURES Auto, trans . as., D. b.. ea w w.. de'roster, us muU' more Sot. 877433 a -- Air oac. 9ov —as. tit., BRAND NEW � �se. auto Tans . b n ^ors. air �nC . A6A.FY ass . remote trunx eease, d sa" syster^, a s muC' mats. side moulds us "�. pr m" mare. SOL 07309 extras SOk.$S732' $18977** $273z2� $ SALE s�n,a�0,tn SALE "mam� SALE 246§rKRwwrH d8 m 1991 COLT 100 1991 DYNASTY coat aan INCLUDES Auxl ONE WEEK ONLY! S � et.- =»u ransmawn, AWFY cacseoe, _ Ana vinyl 506C >,ncr pmef s". Sk ep35 .AT VILLAGE CHRYSLER �'�`'�- '-at ` soa auto iron . 3 3 Km V'6naw air d cw .. 80 1,AiL :v :ass sm1 WC. AJAX -NORTH « zrr d o ** 24 SALE ONLY 148 79 1 300 1SALE ONLY .27 3 F*^10"'" 1 1991 LASER RS TURBO NEW AND USED CARS ON 1991 SHADOW CONVERTIBLE • INCLUDES: 4 spd. auto. N+c;. DES Emn m- ow �cw con • THE BLOCK-"�X*.."YUS5ad trans., aluminum wheels, akf 1 - • wan rax 2 5 .r• um EF, .nqm y cond., pa 26K ckage, Console 6"srl AWM new :at cupholder. reper, cruise_ PLUS 80 MAGIC WAGONS pore °u° =` a°°'p a=orp.w., p.l. SOLSP3589. sos. v ■ o s: cm . rt rnn. aun .n..rr Sa 8a3W6 47NO MONDEY DOWN O.A.C. SALE ONLY 3 34 PKA WE MEAN BUSINESS ... OUT_.OUT--THEY GO SALE ONLY332 EXTRApwmim 1991 CHEROKEE LTD - DEALERS REBATES • CHRYSLER REBATES LEBARON GTC wCLUDES p.* oweiiiiia "M am - NO CHARGE AIR CONDITIONING� INCLswnd UDES: Ar ka tadkAt Aas rd Qa.akn pt*, raw ae Olt. aw kdk b"k A Ate. - HIGH TRADE IN ALLOWANCE tia� sthpes $W, Cloth p.driver Aft. raw.. 4 L 14 EFt a4, %# Am seat, tift,crume, p.w.. p.d.l., rketlraVaud. O N Al"*"Iw, - NO CHARGE AUTO TRANSMISSION p.m., turbo intercooler, s spa. Ii" PaS MIS EAP Gr.A, ps, PA IQ600� kids, PA., ps, AWFN aa., aro. manual. SOL SP3dt36. su$KO"Lra ink SkAPM. WE WILL NOT KNOWNLY BE UNDERSOLD! SALE SALE ONLY 266 Permonth 1—--, r HAZEN DAN BILL GREG TED TED JIM KERRY LEONARD PAUL DwNNE DONNA DON HARDW WOOD WILLIAMSON McKECHNIE WLILIAMSON JR. WLIIAMSON McELROY PICKARD WOODCOCK GROBERT PICKARD PK"D ARSENAULT ANPnvn" r��lvluuln LIAV kknrn PAGE 24-T= NM ADVERTISM i+ WAY, In. 2k IM ... •••••..wrwr. •.w«..«.-•• -._,. ..•. •. v... ...._. r. .•.�w. •a•. ..ayv. �•'Ys.a.•� .ys•v,.,avYfia .a .a �s.na sa.rn qr- WALK OR ;OG RIGHT IN AND SAVE $222 77 777, 999 99 4 ^;� rsa ke• loyge, goes from 1 5 to 5 mph ano has digital computer to monitor your progress +30140 DISCONTINUED EASY WING DESIGNER PAINT O 'SO OFF 4 ; car• No oil i sk" , ON ssores $280 OFF CRA'-SMAN 10 TABLE S,:,:. ,Jvw .e: a/vim 49!-g9iL-c,,se hoscost-olum ^u^• table top and 2sturdy steel a tensions s. -4Q51 /2 P2249Rrq �y5piecehigh speed steel driNbit sets ideal for soh andhard mater als #75300 $58 OFF CRAFTSMAN COP --LESS DRIU $63 Spo�C�w�9s �00- ., Sibs Se• bolefid. 6L 7V 56 Cc 949 Sra- reg 18 99 Crah"tmars 16' x 1" tap! measure ^as chrome -platen case. tough ttp and blode lock #Q221a T 99 37o eVe ,,oe ^ode has 2 speeds ro kr you dove or dell 6 cell/7 2 voh tottery pack ��cl +2.�. 199 �9 � Eau Rrq � Oieiiord' aNcaline baAhrries ore wadable n most popular sizes Stock up $38002,,3/4,6 ' +38013 7 WE'VE SLIMMED OUR PRICE BY $72 77 17 7ecirs reg 249 99 E•( -c a.1 b flywheel fora smooth ride, plus handy timer speedometer and odometer •30232 E— -x may req—e wm —t* $40 OFF CRAFTSMAN" GARAGE DGCUR OPENER 159 99999 1 _ . � e .. "Onsm tier has 'Smart' receiver which allows you to set the code easily # S? 15 1469 0'< Sears reg 2 99 Pht*ps" frasNd 14* bub" are designed to be easy on the eyes 40, 60, 100 watt 88021(),1/2 50% OFF CRAFTSMAN' CORDLESS SCREWDRIVER 1'49 ,311s, fog J4 99 Has offset spirsde for getting in corners - I40 rpm- 822312 u 'nAY 4000" mal 'Foco SO4 *4 Sears reg 45 99 99 2299 Craf►srrson 3 -piece tool set includes long nose and slip joint pliers, and 8" adjustable wrench +323Q2 FASHION CLEARANCE! (MEWS SELECTED FALL AND WINTER SPORTCOATS Each 149" Come in and see our selection at this law prioe• Shop early for best selection. WEN'S SELECTED • T. FALL AND WINTER 0 0off Soo/IRTS Cff 12"THE ALREADY REDUCED THE ALREADY REDUCED Each PRICES ON WOMEN'S PRICES ON ALL We're c6aring a selection of FALL AND WINTER CHILDREN'S FALL AND �irts—so can buy a 6A DRESSES AND PANTS. WINTER FASHIONS. WEN'S SELECTED TAKE AN EXTRA TAKE AN EXTRA FALL AND WINTER 0 0off Soo/IRTS Cff 12"THE ALREADY REDUCED THE ALREADY REDUCED Each PRICES ON WOMEN'S PRICES ON ALL We're c6aring a selection of FALL AND WINTER CHILDREN'S FALL AND �irts—so can buy a 6A DRESSES AND PANTS. WINTER FASHIONS. You OUTSTANDING BUYS. HURRY IN! Eadrd#s womm's imam • ONE DAY ONLY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST &% 11 = 4 M, S your money's worth... and more TAKE AN EXTRA 30% OFA THE ALREADY REDUCED PRICES ON ALL MEN'S FALL AND WINTER CASUAL PANTS, SHIRTS AND SWEATERS. GOOD SELECTION. Re% prices shown are Sears prices Visit Sears Pickering Town Centre Phone 420.8000. We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 am. -9-00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. 0 • Ap .,�- -.....�.-,.r._-.,.Y..r,.•e..".,s.�..=..�.�.�_�.��_. _ -'� �..z'?s•--a>�ct.s^e'�'ei�.x�rr: �