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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_03_04d 0 NEWS For Action Cali JOAN CAMPBEL - Sales Rapnsentative _ —s RFAW 831300 Genesis Ltd. Realtor ENTERTAINMENT a .Drama fesbal under way Y �, .. Page A 14 ^� SPORTS .ry ;lord `#ops U.S. meet s' Page A9 AJax Edition News Advertiser __1 PICKERI NG "N (YiNIRF ONLY THE VERY BEST! SPRING FASHIONS HAVE ARRIVED Wednesday, March 4, 1992 48 pages A Meholond Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 704 + 54 GST = 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 10 Down but not out! Jeff Ashton pins Justin Jorws of Durham X -L's Wrestling Club during the club's Wrestling Festival at Ajax High School Saturday. But, Justin turned things around and won this match. photo by A.J. Groan Students protest teacher's ousting By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter AJAX - The ousting of a popular high school teacher has angered saxierus who believe he was "harassed out of school because he spoke about sensitive issues" like rape, AIDS, drugs and racism He was not only a teacher, he was a friend." Ajax High School student Carolyrme Pinar, 18, says of suspended law masher Tun McMurtry, the son of former Attorney General Ray McMurtry. "ITtat's just not allowed." Ms. Aar was one of about 80 students who marched in from of the school Monday, chanting for the reu>staterrnertt of bew favorite teacher who was suspended last week. About SO of than continued to prose a Tuesday, and were suspended for five days alta refusing to return to dans. But principal Neil Hodgson denies Mr. McMurtry was ~ bl id6alled because of teaching methods, saying it follows an incident wNoivmg another staff member at { the school hest Tuesday. An allegation of minor assault was made that day by the school's via-pranapal against mocha staff member, Durham Regional Police sergeant Sandy Ryne says. He refused to name either of the parties, but did say the matter is "presently under investigation" and that a charge has not been laid Students are certain the allegation is against Mr. McMurtry, whose suspension -is not based upon teacher performance," stresses Mr. Hodgson. "litere's a great deal of misinformation which exists and that's unfortunate. His suspension was based on that single incident." Mr. Hodgson refused to comment an that nx:xkM saying board staff is "woridng to resolve" the issue. He said the teach- er was suspended with pay. Mr. McNitutry's wife Laurie, who spoke on behalf of her husband, calls that exlrlanation a "lie" that was "truanped up at the last minute to distwact the press," and expiair>.t her husband will get paid while he's suspended "may if he " She says her husband has been harassed since he began teaching at the school in September because "he's perceived as a threaL He's an opener teacher who's tnunanistic. He teed to stir,, students to kam...and touched students who would otherwise slip thrwgh the system." See STUDENTS -1 -age A3 Byelection set after Ajax Ward 3 councillor resigns AJAX - Somc residents will go to the polls May 11 to replace Ward 3 Ajax councillor John Price who's resigned for "personal reasons". The May 11 byelec-tion will follow by six months the Nov. 12 municipal election when Mr. Price was voted to his second term of office. That term ends in November, 1994. After reading Mr. Price's letter of resignation dated Feb. 28, mayor Jim Witty said at Monday's council mee'jng, "Obviously, it's with a great deal of regret I have to make this announcement. John did John Price an outstanding job, not only to Ward 3 residents, but to the town ac a whole." Mr. Price didn't amend the council meeting and he wasn't available for comment. His scat will remain vaunt until the byelection. It's estimated the byelection will cost about $20,000. T -- Seventy employees at Jet Moulding Compounds Ltd. in Ajax will graduate Saturday from the compa- ny's Job Enrichment Centre. The Centre opened Oct. 1, 1991, with employ- ees taking courses that benefit thernseNes and the company. See future edi- tions for more information. CRIPPLED KIDS: The Easter Seal campaign gets under way soon. Page A7 SUNDAY SHOPPING: Eaton's is set to lobby for Sunday shopping. Page A8 Letters ...........................A6 Sports A9 Billboard._ ............... _Al2 Ob' 18 Chasifeed...».....».._»..A23 Real Estate W4 Wheeb pA-a1i S@0om inside WE RECYCLE The He Adwerlhse- X X_ C ua n0v m mus Muft - Advefte In Alm-ftk•biq Hem Admftw (685-5110) and Odwwa-Waw► Writ Week 0579-41M.102.00o prestm emy Wednesday l Why W this Happen? Genesis Ltd. Realtor 683-2992 S �- / . 1�., JG '`,y'r'•.7+L„"i~FtY.-�' s,'1::�. ,f .rw 831-3300 ... it could be like • I l V v ♦'A' ...� ..✓ .. V /� V . �+i� . 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Our phone has been ring- ing off the hook with calls from (Ajax High) teachers who have offered their support and say they're afraid for their jobs. We're dealing with a dictatorship 4othat school." The choices offered to the ousted teacher "aren't very attractive", says Mrs. Ajax High School students carry placards in support of a popular teacher who's been suspended. McMurtry. "The issue of reinstatement hasn't even come up. They're willing to throw him out to save face at the school." Still, she calls the students' protest the only positive thing for (Mr. McMurtry) so far. It makes him feel somewhat vindicated." "He gave students the strength to stand up for what they believe in," says Ms. Prear. -Now's the time to do that." Grade 12 student Claire Tarry agrees. "He treated us like adults. We're a new generation and we have Oo go out in the world and know what's going on." "He made you open your eyes and made you aware of the world around you, according to OAC student Tracy Barden. "He never said, This is right and that's wrong.' He encouraged tis to debate and discuss issues. Several R. S. McLaughlin Collegiate & Vocational night school students from Oshawa who attend an Fnglish class taught by Mr. McMurtry joined the protest Tuesday because "he's an awesome reacher. We heard kids were trying to get him reinstated and want to show our support," explains Kimberley Koster, 19. "I've learned more from him than any other teacher " Durham Board of Education direc- tor Pauline Laing hopes the issue will he settled quickly. "I don't consider (the suspension) particularly serious in that it doesn't inevitably lead up to a resignation," she says- "We felt that problems would best be solved in an environment as non -conflictual as pos- sible: that's why we have the teacher away from the school. "We're not in the business of pro- viding a salary without service, so PARK PROJECT. PROJET DU PARC Management Concepts for the Rouge Valley Park Date: Thursday, March 5,1992 Location: Metro Toronto Zoo, Zoological Society Building Time: 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. - Open House 7:30 p.m. to Condusion - Public Meeting The Rouge Valley Park Advisory Committee has released for public review a Concept Alternates Summary Report which outlines possible park management scenarios and management structures for the Rouge Valley Park The report covers such topics as proposed park boundaries and possible locations for facility development. The study area is bordered by Steeles Avenue to the north, Lake Ontario to the south, Scarb Hugh-Picierirg Torn Line to the east and the west rim of the Rouge River Valley. Anyone who is interested in the Rouge Valley Park is encouraged to attend the public sleeting, or submit 1Nritten comments. To obtain copies of the Concept Alterrudkes Surrlrrrary / qwd or for further information contact: Patricia Brooks, Communications Coordinator, Rouge Valley Park Project Of ee,1200 Msrkhon Rood, Suite 4108, M1 H 30, Nlepho is (416) 439.0423 or FAX (416) 4380206. Pax obtenir plus de renseignements en frangais, veuillez oommuniquer avec Dan Boileau au (416) 841-9370. photo by Andrew fwanowski there's lots of motivation" to resolve the issue, she says. '1 Ht J116f�f�6 ALriz,ci lsen4 •riG�t. lgllll[a.lf *-e7si-tslu>t .r,rt - ,. MATERNITY Blouses =19.95 Jeans 34.95 Dresses 39.95 Wilma "B" Dresses 54.95 2 -pc. Track Suits 29.95 Jumpsuits 34.95 Panty Hose 3 for $11 OR "o) 10705 KINGSTON RD. G WEEKDAYS 10 A.M.-9 P.M. HWY. 2'WHITES RD. • . SATURDAYS 10 A.M.-6 P.M. 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"Most of my unity committee worry local MP Rene constituents don't have a problem with Soetens. protecting Quebec's culture, language "I have some difficulty and law... unless it's used with some of the senate against the English minori- reforms," admits the ty in the province. Progressive Conservative Someone has now been MP who represent, charged with the responsi- Pickering, Ajax and l- bility of looking after Whitby. minority groups," he notes. Electing senators by Tying the country's proportional representation "The fells are working social charter with eco - means Canadians will he 41111: nomic development "is a ` oting for a party, not a very wise thing to do," says representative, he criti- Rene Soetens Mr. Soetens. "You can't cizes. have social programs unless you know "The party will appoint representa- how you're going to pay for them. tives. People should vote knowing There's a direct link between the two." what person they're voting for. They Giving provinces greater powers in might not be satisfied otherwise." regional development, forestry, job Further, Mr. Soetens fears the pro- training, energy and recreation will posal will lead to quotas on women, "reduce the cost of government," men, aboriginal and handicapped peo- believes Mr. Soetens. ple, "even the number of left-handed The proposals allow provinces to people," he jokes. have full control over matters that The MP's reacting to some of the were entrenched in the Constitution of recommendations in the Beaudoin- 1167. li should be allow reforms: MPP DL;RHAM - The constitutional Those who favor the notwuhstand- amendments proposed by an all -party ing clause "really aren't convinced national unity committee on the democracy and the rights of people weekend are a good starting point, should take precedence," says Mr. says Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman. Wiseman. The all -party proposal However, a constituent calls for entrenchment of assembly including non- propem rights in the con - elected people should be stitution. he notes. "I convened to debate and .�., don't know what they amend the proposals, he �` mean by property. says. "Would it be possible "The fells are working for a developer to go to •vcry hard to make sure court to say he wants to nothing like that (con- develop this on his prop- stituent assembly) hap- Jim Wiseman erty? How do you plan a pens. They want to control municipality?" he asks. the process," Mr. Wiseman says. "Tire elites of the country are attempting to stifle what good people, the moderate majority, would Iike to see in the con- stitution." Among the items people want, Mr. Wiseman says, are removal of the notwithstanding clause from the con- stitution. better access to the political system so they can participate more, and consultation on issues such as fuer trade. Mr. Wiseman is disappointed about the continued inclusion of the notwithstanding clause. ,As long as it's in existence, a proving can opt out of the Charter of Rights. None of the rights (in the dwter) are guaranteed," he says. Rights such as freedom of speech and religion should be "carved in stone. We don't have those rights because of the notwithstanding clause." QW/JWffQ_) Lbilil .. Ki 'X, k, I >, III1>,ii_ In our National Hardware Sale Flyer ending Sat., March 14 on page B4 item 030541, VCR is not available. Rainchedcs will not be given. Also in our flyer Sears Buy More, Save More the carpeting on page 83 and the furniture on page B4 should have quoted a sale ending date of Feb. 29, 1992 not March 14th. 1992 We regret any inconvenience this may have caused IN MARKNwIII! I" MAIN STREET NORTH FAuevA T ONS 967-6455 GOLFER'S 4 Season's Country Club MEMBERSHIPS $250O Certificate SAVING 100 down by March lst/92 18 Holes Semi Private Singles Special Fridays S. of Claremont, Brock Rd. 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Once an opponent to Sunday shopping, the chain store has announced that it will lobby Premier Bob Rae to allow stores to open Sunday. Patrick Wilson, community relations manager for Eaton's, says Sunday shopping has become an economic concern. He maintains that tens of thousands of retail and related jobs are being lost in the province because of cross-border shopping, which is particularly pop- ular on Sundays. Retailers who want to open Sunday wouldn't do so if they didn't think it would be to their advantage. With the country in desperate shape financially, and a province that's sinking faster than the Titanic, retailers should be given the opportunity to swing things around. It's these very business people who can help this economy. More time for people to spend money could mean more employees who need to be hired. The ripple effect could be rewarding. Since this provincial government has proven it can't effectively manage money or business, perhaps it's time to let the experts give it a shot — those experts being the men and women whose livelihood depend on running a successful company. Unlike the government, business owners don't take chances with their money. It's worth a ty. Letters "And we all lived happily ever after." a Firefighters still want apology I o the editor. We, the Pickering Professional Firefighters Association, would like to respond to the hews Advertiser's article regarding our demand for a public apology from Councillor Rick Johnson for state- ments he made during the Febr i 10 council meeting dealing with the town budget. In discussing a motion not to hire four firefighters. Councillor Johnson made his views known as to why he was supporting the motion. His statements that some of the present core of firefighters abuse their sick time, and that one firefighter has been off work for over a year with -a bent finger" was inappropriate, unprofessional and incorrect. We believe that demanding a public apology from Councillor Johnson was in order as he has brought to question this individual's, as well as every fire- fighter's, credibility on public tele- vision. His comments were seen by the membership as being repres- sive. We have a tough job fighting for the public safety, we do not pi in need to fight municipal politicians who know little of our job and little about employee relations. Residents of Pickering deserve a professional level of conduct from their elected officials that was not represented in Councillor Johnson's remarks. That level of professional- ism and plain decency would be restored with a simple apology. Bob Williams, President, Pickering Professional Firefighters Association Smashing car wrong message to be sending our children To the editor, I was appalled to read your articlein Friday's edition of the hews Advertiser (Feb. 21, 1992) asking residents to come out and vent their frustrations with the government, in particular Bob Rae and Brian Mulroney, by smashing a car. The worst part was the children could smash the car at no charge. What kind of message are we giving our children if we tell them to Like out their frustrations by using physical violence. If we are unhap- py with the system we should be getting actively involved to make the system better. Violence is not the answer and we certainly should not be setting this kind of example for our children. It is no wonder the charity wanted to remain anonymous. They should be ashamed of themselves for trying to raise money this way. Jackie Coffee, Pickering E , Cl 1 0 1• n u ... Rotary Club launches PICKERING - Members of the youngster is one of many Canadian throughout the month. skills and independence. respite care programs to give fami- business community were asked to children who benefits from the Money raised helps families pay The Easter Seal Society also lies with disabled children a short back a fighter at the Easter Seals community's support of Easter for artificial limbs, braces, provides transportation for doctor's break. campaign kickoff yesterday. Seals. wheelchairs and communication appointments and therapy, and Guest speaker Lloyd Atkinson, That's when the Pickering The club has set its fundraising aids. It also goes toward five camps employs community rehabilitation executive vice-president and chief Rotary Club asked them to help campaign goal at $22,000, up from across Ontario which give disabled nurses who help families identify economist at the Bank of Montreal, physically -disabled children like $16,000 raised last year. 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We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Ioton's set iolbbby - for Sunday shopping DURHAM - The Eaton's depart- ment store chain has reversed its position on Sunday shopping and now says it will lobby the govern- ment to allow it. A poor economy and job loss due to cross-border Sunday shop- ping has prompted the Canadian retail giant to urge premier Bob Rae to reconsider the issue. "At one point, (Sunday shop- ping) seemed to be almost a moral issue," says Patrick Wilson, com- munity relations manager for Eaton's. "At this point it's becom- ing an economic concern. Our posi- tion is, very simply. we're trying to protect jobs.— He says tens of thousands of retail and related jobs are being lost in Ontario because of cross-border shopping, which is particularly pop- ular on Sundays. Eaton's maintains retail stores here operate at a disadvantage, while shopping centres in U.S. bor- der cities flourish. 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'0" Rets.e•s o ,V +,so Vow �, G000we , -.w tr oeMis ITE1111 Ni Ul. SEASON RglIl,q IVV T1(;S EXTRA NARROW WHITE STARTING AS LOW AS '84-> P,cl, 8r- - 111tH PERFORN1.1\q. RAUTAI. E4GLE: (;:1 BLACK SERRATED LETTERS i STARTING AS LOW AS - � 111 �0�''" i I ,I17CERTIif�7F.� AUTO NICE 1 AJAX OSHAWA 355 Bayly Street West 162 King Street East 850 King Street West 427-6075 571-3400 436-9010 r* jri- .-.owi..v-.-r-r_N�w- - ww.aw.www-..+.w•... ww,-..� f. - .. .. r.... ..... ......... r ........................ �!/ /1r. �1:NJ ALl1K1 Ll/'.K� wf.Y7 MAALp L71i-M�sl.lA _ S� � Pickering' •Li FI tops 'Lisa Ill . Dunbarton rallies to dump Donevan in LOSSA hfinal By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter DURHAM - A big third period for the Dunbarton High School Spartans paved the way for a second consecutive LOSSA hockey championship in Oshawa Saturday night. Trailing the Oshawa Donevan SAA semi-finals. Of the eight • Blue Devils 3-2 after two periods, games Dumbarton has lost this year, the Spartans scored four unan- three of those defeats were at the swered goals in the third frame to hands of Sacred Heart. `They're just post a 6-3 victory at the Oshawa one of those teams," says Dalliday. Civic Auditorium. "But, we're just going to have to do The LOSSA victory advanced it (at DYSSAA)." Dunbarton to the Durham -York Secondary School Athletic Association (DYSSAA) champi- onship semi-final against Sacred Heart from Aurora, York region's second -place team. The game was played Tuesday afternoon after our press deadline. Meanwhile, Donevan played York's number -one team — the Markham Brother Andre Cardinals — in Markham on Tuesday. • In the LOSSA championship, the fourth -place Blue Devils gave the top-ranked Spartans all they could handle through two periods of play. Dunbarton coach Bill Dalliday was forced to make a few adjustments between periods which paid big div- idends in the final period. "They (Donevan) like to stretch the zone (between the blue lines), and to play defence against them is very difficult," says Dalliday. "We had to get our kids adjusted to this. We had to collect ourselves in the second -period intermission.- Dunbarton ntermission"Dunbarton got on the board • quickly in the final period, with Jeff Smith netting the equalizer. With 10 minutes left to go, the Spartans got the game winner off the stick of Darrin Street, his second of the game. Chris Mitchell netted an insur- ance marker with three minutes remaining and scored an empty -net goal to seal the victory. Mark Waddell also tallied for Dunbarton. To make it to the LOSSA final, Dunbarton knocked off the Ajax High School Rams 8-1 in a semi- final match Friday afternoon. Meanwhile, Donevan upset the powerhouse Fastdale Eagles 5-3 in the other semi-final, also on Friday. QUICKLY: The Spartans weren't looking forward to playing the Sacred Hart squad in the DYS- Ajax senor basebW1 team needs players AJAX - The Ajax senior baseball team, the 1991 Ontario fizielm is getting ready to kick off the 1992 saran. All men 21 years of age and up in the Ajax and Pickering am who we interested in playing competitive baseball and who have previous experi- enm are wek:ome to try out for the tam this year. For more information and tryout dates, call Pat Road at 427-3183 or Rob Limkilde at 686-3561. swimmer at Big East meet Flood leads Villanova University's women's team to title PICKERING - A Pickering native is one of the best in the U.S. in the pool. Lisa Flood, a former member of the Pickering Swim Club now attending Villanova University in Philadelphia on a swimming scholarship, competed at the Big East Championships Feb. 20 to 23 at the University of Pittsburgh. The women's swim team from Villanova won the champi- onship for the first time in the history of this meet and Flood played a big part in the team's success. Flood won four gold medals and a silver at the championship by placing first in the 100 and 200 - metre breast stroke and the 200 - metre indi- vidual med- ley. She was also part of the women's relay team which fin- ished first and second in the 400 Lisa Flood and 200 -metre individual med- ley relays, respectively. Flood was also the only com- petitor to qualify for the NCAA championships at the University of Texas in March. Flood was also picked as the most outstanding female swim- mer at the Big East meet, the second consecutive year she's won this honor. Flood is now preparing for her next two major challenges — the NCAA Swimming Championships where she was a finalist last year — and the Canadian Olympic Swimming Trials in Montreal in May. 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Kristine Arnold, Derry and Leighann Genuis scored, assisted by Forsythe, Cheryl Noonan and Lisa Howard. Ajax nipped the host Kingston team 5-2 in the second game. Jamie Cassells and Arnold led the way with two goals apiece. Forsythe netted the other marker. Adding assists were Lisa Schultz, Laura Calhoun, Cassells, Howard, Noonan and Forsythe. In a must -win third -round game against Anmprior, Ajax responded with a 15-0 victory. Arnold had four goals, Forsythe and Cassells each had a hat- ui& Singles went to Derry, Howard, Calhoun. Schultz and Genuis. Helpers were recorded by Jenny Jordan with three, Forsythe and Schultz with two and Howard and Derry with one each. Ajax got outstanding goaltending from Michelle Perry throughout the tournament. In other ringette action, the Ajax Payless Decks and Fences bunnies were downed by Oshawa 9-6 on Feb. 24. Kelly Hart stetted two goals with one each from Katie Watts, Rebecca Lundy, Rachel Spurs and Alison Fair. Assisting were Watts with two, Lundy, Fair and Jackie Jordan with one apiece. Meanwhile, the Ajax Optimist bun- nies defeated Scarborough 7-6 in recent league action. Stephanie Spooner scored four times for Ajax, while Ashley Caster notched a hattrick. Spooner added two assists with one each to Teresa Flaxman and Nicole Goldman. Ajax minor peewees collect two wins AJAX - The Ajax -Village minor peewee `A' hockey team posted a couple of recent victories. In an exhibition tilt, Ajax defeated the Markham 'AA' squad 8-5. Erik Bradstock, Rob Jones and Jason Fernandez netted a pair each. Phil Monders and Andrew Jervis notched singles. Harley Scott and Trevor Munro had three assists each: with two apiece to Dwayne Hunte, Craig Kidney and Jon Crocker. Greg Kitching, Adam Smith and Bradstock had one each. In the first game of the consolation playoffs, the minor peewees turned in a flawless effort to defeat Port Perry 4-1. Crocker scored two goals for Ajax, followed by Kidney and Kitching with one each. Jervis, Scott and Bradstock had two assists with one by Lee HummeII. Ajax tykes titlists at Hastings tourney AJAR - 1 tie Ajax Village Plymouth Chrysler house league tyke squad pulled out all the stops to cap- ture the Hastings Minor Sports Tyke Tournament last weekend- The eekendThe Ajax squad finished captured the 'B' championship in the 10 -team lotrnament. Ajax won all three of its contests at the event. The Village Plymouth tykes started the tourney Wrist Warkworth with a 5-4 win. Jesse Taylor notched the hat - trick, followed by Stuart Watson and Shane Newport with singles. The Ajacians had an easier time of it against Marmora, winning 10-2. Andy Nienhuis was the big gunner with the hattnck. Watson scored two goals with Newport, Darryl Fclgemacher, Steve Balvers, Taylor and Ryan Robar each scoring one. Ajax doubled Warkworth 6-3 in the third game. Nienhuis scored twice to lead Ajax. 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BS Cage 13, Cordell Richard& 7. EAST -WEST Sheldon Sooidso (Aura's Chargers) 8 GAME TWO Mary Madloin*r and Ron* Lawand 146, Gail Andrew Laerb& (Binns Klefwa) 7 Catrdlen Proesttkro 55 vs. GaAarntrys 45 (Hall4lme Wbodrow and Surly Wilson 143. W. Hoogiand and Seen Reed (J m Wiclwn lens.) 5 cwwdiw PraMefMs 26 GaYntrys 24). Gerry Rogers 136. Mark Taylor (Laker Carpentry) 5 SCORERS ROUGE HILL YSC 9OWL11MG Sloven Mills (Lriw Carpentry) 3 Canadian Proeec6vs: Doric! Moth 15, Davkl MkdMl From Feb. 29. Dern Forsey (Kalseys) 3 14, Joe DISIM a 12 HIGH S11KSE8 MOSOUITO mitilmN (RW eharrbr9 1 Oafirtrys: Neil Muldoon 11, Paler vbdl 11. PEEWEE 0 I NG TEAM W L T PTS GAME THREE Mallow Smith 160, 6 so n is Ethers gen 136. Soon Sperts Togs9 2 1 28 W~ Contracting 36 vs. Pow" Aub So 36 Mascarenhas 123, Ryan Jones 121, Timothy �s 6 4 2 20 (Hal -tine Wwkw 14 Powys 14). Maedonn*II 116, Raymond Lontoc 110, Shawn Nicholson indupnel Electric 4 5 3 15 SCORERS McConaehis 106, Adam McConaehle 103, Michael 1o9-P*repo Pias 1 9 2 5 Weren: Don Thornton 12 Lloyd Exeter 6. Hancock 102, Laura Conlin 101. LEADING SCORERS (Top 10) Po rys: Brent Su*~ 12. Saro Provenzano 12. BANTAM DIVISION PL.AVEWTEAM G GAME FOUR Cheryl Hicks 227, Nicol* McCauley 223. Michael David Mils (KoWs) 19 Van Kempen kaurance 43 vs. Hit i Co. 41 (Half -dna FMinskl 191, Angola Charr"m 190, Andrew Buchan Nicholas Ferg (Sports Togs) 17 Vin Ker pon 22 Hill i Co. 13). 183, Michael Puls 181, Bryan Gobsil 168, Jaime Kevin Duhrw (Nicholson Electric) 15 SCORERS Gorman 166. Erik Scott (Sports Togs) 11 Van K*rtpen: Chuan McPherson 16, Randy Jones 10. JUNIOR DIVISION Darryl Gaimeb (Nicholson Electric) 10 Hill 6 Co.: Glon n Scat 9, Dave Snyder 8. Veronica Puts 278, Julio Ward 272. Kristina Rivers Allan Wildgooss (Sport Togs) 10 GAME FIVE 260, Darren Goundry 223, Anna Sobera 222. David Visconti (KoWs) 9 Insurance Portfolio 45 vs. Bay Sports 36 (Half-time Christopher Prokpchuk 215, Lome Smith 212. Kevin Paul Contq (Sport Togs) 6 Sports 17, hsurw Portfolio 16). Hills 213, Patricia Stephens 211, Shaun Harris204. Ben Colangelo (Peg-Perego) 7 •Bay SCORERS Warton Lavoie 202. Ben Joe (Kslseys) 6 InsurancePoi io: Lew Golding 13. Bob Harris /0. SENIOR DIVISION DURHAM SHOOTERS Bay Spores: Conrad Davis 11. Branpston Gushaway Selina Mosser 301. Melanie Mawhm.ney 268, Andre Resuhs d playoff garnet played Feb. 26. 11. Nevou 259. Lisa Scott 256. Jett Mawhinney 235. RRSTGAME GAME SIX Cindy Mosser 234, Chris Balaton 234, Jennifer Young TML 67 vs. Grand Slam Sports Cards Whitby 51 W.H. Investment 48 vs. Elcyda Corp. 39 (Half-time 233, Susan Penton 228. SCORERS W.H. Ir vest men 23 Ekyda 18). TOP OF THE HEAP TML: Donovan Medley 16, R ck Hunts 13. Mel SCORERS Congratulations to Chris Belseari on his victory over Risnechnder 12. W.H. investmont: Anthony Watson 12. 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When you buy a foot- really sink your teeth into. long sub, we'll give you SIE - 705 Kingston Rd. 1340 Kingston Rd. (Writes Rd. Plaza) (Hub Plaza) Beside Jumbo Video offer good March 6-7,1992 from Hwy. 2 Liverpool Rd. Pickering 11 am. -7 P.M. only Pickering 'S@=W too" true yow be of 6*W1 or 166wN pilin. Not good N er>fllbbl demi WMb my fdr aft. --'sv Ma: i1�M��iIC itiGi/J�IU�L►�4)!.M AED� HYA1Ln, 17fi BILLBOARD wlboad Isa kee feahue for com- munity everts of a non-proAt nahxe. To have your events promoted In Billboard, call us at 693-5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publi- cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. WEDNESDAY INJURED WORKERS: Th.e Durham Region Union of -lured Workers meets Wed . March 4, at 7 p m , at the CAW Had. 1425 Phillip Murray Ave , Oshawa Guest speake, is Jack White, author of Your Rignts and Your Emp overs' Obligations Under the WCB Act of Ontario All welcome 985-8962 (John Graham) WOMEN AGAINST BOREDOM: Are you a a vorcec 01 separa'ed woman, or a single mother, over the age of 19 with spare time on your hands') If so, a new group for women only is forming in the area to meet, socialize and possibly plan outings to break 'he cycle of boredom The group meets every Wednesday 683- 5035 WOMEN DRIVING ALONE: Constao,e Gerry Sm;*h of whitby CDD wli give safety tips on Wome^ Drrvrng A one Wed . March 4 W 7 30 p m at the arckermg Central Library. One The Esplanade Call 83'-7809 •o reg- ister WOMEN AGAINST BOREDOM. Wo—e- Agc ^s• Bcreao— 'ea' -,es gL,est speaKe, Ka•h eeh Mogan who'u tali( coo,.- gr e' at*lie mee'rng Wed. Mc,c•i 4 a- : & 's Restcuran•. 520 Westney Ra S. star- ng a' 7 p m The group is for divorcea. w cowed Or sing a ro•ne,s only 683-5035 (Dune) BOATING -ne Canadian Power anc Sc A,ax Scudaro^. wtl' hold a VHF Raoo ser- ^c• Wed. Mach 4 a^d Tues, Marc- at 7 P — . Roo- 108. A,cx ~ gh Scnoo�. BaY1Y S' east o'-orwooa Ave Cost is $'5 683-8654 (Jim) NATURALISTS: Prcke- ng %0!-'a s's w —eet T --,s., March 5 a' 7 30 p - of the ?Ouge Hill Library, Rougemo,;nr Dr , south Of Highway 2 James Ka-stra. an expert on reptiles and amphibians. will give an ilusrWed talk on herpttles found in Durhar^ %ew r`lemperS we, come 831-1745 (Margaret) ROUGE VALLEY: A nee* --)g on management options for the Rouge Valley Park will be held Thurs . March 5 at the Zoological Society Building, Metro Toronto Zoo Open house at 6:30 p m; meeting at 7 30 p m Public comment sought on options report by provincial government committee. 439-0423 (Patricia &Oaks). 6DAY OF PRAYER: Services marking Works Day of Prayer will be held Fri.. March 6 at the Village Retirement Centre. 1955 V ley Farm Rd., Pickering, at 2 p.m. (839-2726); at St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church. 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax. at 7:30 p.m. (686-4296); and at St. Francis De Sales Church, 82 Church St. S., Ajax, at 7:30 p.m. (839- 2726). The topic is Living Wisely With Creation. FLOWER SALE: Rowers will be sold in aid of the local Red Cross Fri., March 6 and Sat.. March 7 at the Pickering Town Centre. the SuperCentre, Liverpool Rd.. Pickering; and the Harwood Place Mall, Ajax. 420-3383. MG(EIdNG SOCCER: The Pickering Soccer Ckb's (PSC) registration for the runner season is slated for Sat., March 7 at the Pickering Recreation Complex from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. PSC clothing and soccer equipment for sale; a food bank collection of non- perishable food Items and old uni- forms for re-dWrbutbn. 831-96D3. i PMERIAC HWY. 401 & UVERPOOL Rn. 7,71-6 GUESS WHO'S REALLY THE GR W _7 ' w � YOC171 ASTRO a "x.49 SrZ CAMPBELL'S AUSHROOM S0UPCaX6,,-d L 10 oz tin 0;V0 MILK 2% partly skimmed -:L bag rT.rf 2 0/ ?14 _'r _ Jstomer lower 0 SALMON 14--d 6",�; broilingi or giniling STEADS (Tiff B. C.4 ,Wc" b -j•a-iobAN 1 � ,� g tb �V , MORE "A ' MOIRE KELLOGG'S KRAFT ' CORN MIRACLE WHIP FLAKESereal g boxrequillor aV • 1 Leach IQ . MAXWELL KRAFT SINGLES 91 F Eco process :heese food reglar I6 s or rhr 2e s � g ^�Jr a escfrn Tite 3ia0 g pkg :ted .arelies 09. 2o N"Mo CHER MASTER SHUDMES MARGAPINE ae►ed . soh 675 box l b. cant. 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But Hannah I says she "didn't ignore" the teacher's order. "She didn't give me a chance to explain that I had just come from a presen- tation and was going to take Hannah Coward my hat off and Suspended put it in my locker," she explains. "She didn't try to talk it out. "I don't think I was showing dis- respect, says Hannah. "I had per- mission to wear the hat from my English teacher. In fact, she suggest- ed I wear it" during a presentation on assassinated civil rights leader 'Malcolm X. The hat in question is a black baseball cap with the letter X embroidered in white across the front. Hannah says she wore a hat in class at the beginning of the year without criticism, and notes many students wear hats in school corri- dors. She says she's never had a "major problem" with any teacher since she began attending the school in Grade 9. Mr. Hodgson refused to "discuss anything involving a specific stu- dent," but did say "Every school has a code of student behavior which is developed and reviewed frequently by parents, teachers and students. "At the last review, it was decid- ed that the rule against the wearing of hats would stand," he said. "No one is suspended because of wearing a hat, but doing so could result in a suspension. It sounds con- tradictory, but if students refuse to comply, they are putting themselves in a dangerous position. They could be suspended for unwillingness to listen to a teacher." Forbidding a student to wear a hat "denies a lot of people their rights," believes Hannah. "Some war it as pert of an outfit, some as part of their culture, and some for pure enJoYment." In a letter addressed to Mr. Hodgson, a copy of which was for- warded to the News Advertiser, Hannah's father Whitland suggested the suspension was "nothing but pre*dwc and a form of convenient victiimbodon". He has Eel- that the three-day suspension be removed from Hmnah's record each week AL —rw�i.ale-w:'i`i+MEiirSwILL, u;'i�►``�,'1�" The play's the thing in school drama fest By JOHN DUARTE Special DURHAM - Forty-five years ago, the Sears Ontario Drama Festival showcased young theatre talent across the province for the first time. This year. more than 6,000 high school students are stag- ing 260 plays over 72 nights from now until the first week of May. "It is really very exciting to see how far the festival has come," says Wayne Fairhead, executive director of the Sears Ontario Drama Festival. "This year promises to be our biggest and best festival ever." The theatre festival operates on three levels — district festivals, regional showcases and the all - Ontario showcase. The province is divided into five districts. A num- ber of school theatre troupes (depending on the number of entries) will be invited to stage plays in one of five regional show- cases. From there, two plays from each region will go on to the Ontario Showcase, which this year will be held at Elmira District Secondary School May 5 to 9. The 28th Durham Region Drama Festival opened Monday at Dunbarton Nigh School in Pickering. This year's festival has been expanded to five nights at Dunbarton High to accommodate 16 entries from 11 high schools across the region. Regional coordi- nator Frank Luke isn't surprised by the fact he needed five nights as opposed to the three nights the fes- tival ran in previous years. "Over the last five or six years, we've noticed a steady growth in student and faculty interest in the festival," he says. "This year's fes- tival provides a better cross-section in representing what the region has to offer." The growth in interest Luke refers to can best be illustrated by the success of the Durham Region Drama Festival. In the last six years, 56 plays have entered the district festival. Of those, 13 have advanced to the regional showcase and four have gone on to represent Durham at the Ontario showcase. "The quality of the plays and performers seems to increase each year," says Luke. "and that increase attracts more schools." Students are attracted to the the- atre festival for a number of rea- sons, the festival mandate perhaps the most important. The Sears Ontario Drama Festival has a few simple philosophies, including to "stimulate greater appreciation by students and teachers for the the- atre" and "to develop public interest in live theatre" in a non-competi- tive atmosphere. "I won't say it doesn't exist," Luke says, "but we try to downplay the competition aspect of the festi- val .- With that in mind, festival orga- nizers restructured the award sys- tem slightly this year. Previously, there were awards for outstanding productions as well as individual acting, directing and technical awards. This year, outstanding pro- duction awards remain, but the rest have been grouped to better reflect the level of talent ' ne festival tries to focus and encourage students to run the entire production," explains Carol Hayes of Eastdale Collegiate in Oshawa. "Offering awards gives more moti- vation. Also the adjudicator is not put in a position where he must choose an acting award, let's say, when he feels there were better The cast of Eastdale Collegiate's Canterbury Tales will take the stage as part of the drama festival this week at Dunbarton High School. aspects of the performance to be recognized." The Sears Ontario Drama Festival has also created a new cat- egory of awards this year. The top five student -written plays in the fes- tival will be honored. Each of the five will be work - shopped during the Ontario show- case and the top play will be pub- lished in next year's festival anthol- ogy. Fairhead feels this is an impor- tant step for the festival. -To honor student -written plays has been a big interest of mine for the 20 years I've been involved with the festival. I've made a big push for it in the last decade," he says, "and I'm very excited that it is something that is finally being rec- ognized." Luke says the Durham Region Drama Festival has three plays which were written by students for the festival — Port Perry High School's The Immortals, Call Waiting from Oshawa's McLaughlin Collegiate and Dunbarton's entry of Grey Milk Thursday. The Durham Region Drama Festival continue until Friday. The award presentation will be held on Saturday evening. Productions start promptly at 7 p.m. Tickets for each evening cost S4 and are available at the door or by contacting Frank Luke at 839- 1125. Music students hit the right notes DURHAM - Area homes are filled with the sounds of good music these days after local students passed recent Royal Conservatory of Music ettarns. Andrew James Strachan passed his Grade 5 History test. Charlotte Page Cadorel got first- class honors in Grade 4 Harmony while Carolynn Bernier made the grade with horrors. Other results: Grade 4 History: Steven Watson, Steffan Brunette, first-class honors. Grade 4 Counterpoint: Urd Grandes, honors. Grade 3 Harmony: David Lovisek, Melissa D. Baker, Dawn Joyce, Steffan Brunette, first-class honors; Stephanie Susan Dayes, honors. Grade 3 History: Kathryn Billies, first-class honors; Mariette Seide, Pass - Grade 2 Rudiments: Lara Sub, Lucie Sliva, Chris Meyer, Magda - Lynn Petrou, Taryn-Marie Yurkovich, Jasmine M. James, Rebecca Lamb, Fiona Catherine Scannell, first-class honors with dis- tinction; Chantelle Helen Clark, Aaron L. MacLeod, Trisha Dawn Carter, Rhiannon Elizab Filip, Wayne Douglas Boismies, first-class honors; Jennifer Marie Craig, hon- ors. Grade 2 Rudiments: Allison L. Geist, Celeste Mauago, Joyce Lau, Angie Kapuscinski, honors; Lina Bonneau, pass. Grade I Rudiments: Natalie Chovancek, Romina D'Alessandro, Andrea Nussey, Olga Filomena Sarmeto, Vanessa Maria Bentley, Peter Gower, first-class honors with distinction; Jane Campbell Dickie, Philip Gahunia, Michael Honeyman, Raj Gahunia. Heather Ann Cross, fust -class honors; Jasper Gahunia, Stacey Lee Greco, honors. Prelim. Rudiments: Andrew Chovancek, Michael Vincent Criscione, Nancy S. Huh. Elizabeth Kelly, Amanda Goundry, Julie Mary McIvor, Heidi Marsha Zwaau. Sarah Jane Taylor. Matthew Visconti, first-class honors with dis- tinction; Caroline Anne Lamb, Alison Sara Hilts, Erik Alarm Doole, Leslie -Anne Leung, Michelle Newton, Chandra Nicole Hough, April Ann Smith, Harumi Kumahara, fust -class honors. }9 g y .f�OP OF WESTNEY I C A REF1111'rE ADULT LIVING Es py► n secu living and"W% MWa crosm public tion Thu ele�rtt boasts wets with a modern secnri ado Eve and is aceesaible to the _ a A Convenient _ _ _ .� ;in Location PPS 2 & 3 BEDROOM UNITS AND PENTHOUSE SUITES FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 42&7162 011 0 El 0 c 0 010 Ob 0 10 I! i:,�'.�.::.. f . � :1�', . : .►.f ., ►' .,.�,. ti , 1` �..'� . '.` ti?' �► � :. ._�_.._... __ _ .._--_ ___._-.-- - - -- —ori►w�r�r•��ww.+-rr�r�r-����r�rrrr.- THE NEM ADVERTISER, AED� MARCH 4 "U^GE 15-A Me andir �s a as - ace By LARRY O'LEARY PICKERING - When Me and My Girl opened in London's west end in 1935 it was a simple little musical with seven songs by Noel Gay and a charming story. It closed in 1942 after the pressure of war had long since closed every other musical in London. When Me and My Girl re -opened in 1983 it was an extravaganza. The score had been rewritten to include only three of the original songs. The new score contains 15 of Noel Gay's songs from seven different shows. The result is a show with strong ele- ments of operetta, music hall and vaudeville styles merging into a happy Cinderella story with a unique twist or two. The above description of Pickering West Hill Music Theatre's current production of Me and My Girl was taken directly from the pro- gram, as it gives a better historical background to this wonderful pro- duction than I could ever have done. Artistic director Rob Corbett, music director David !Mills, chore- ographer Christine Zahn and pro- ducer Joyce Crawford have joined forces with a talented and enthusias- tic cast to put on a production which is stye to make one forget the winter blahs even if it is only for the dura- tion of this fast -paced show. The storyline is delightful. Cockney Barrowboy Bill Snibson (played by Del Strangward) has just been informed he is the heir to the Battersby fortune and title provided, Of course, he can fit in. He is quite prepared for this new life if it does not cause him to lose the love of his life, girlfriend and fellow cockney Sally Smith (Kathleen Baker). His new-found noble family, however, feels that Sally simply must go. Many hurdles have to be overcome by the young couple but all's well that ends well and in true fairytale fashion they all live happily ever after. The set was both simplz and pleasing to the eye, but far more important it was designed so scene changes were quick and efficie So many shows are ruined b, a'A.� TOWN OF PICKERING DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES AND FACILITIES PRESENTS Leaders In 'Draining Program Teenagers: Enjoy a program designed to help you develop the skills you need to apply for past tune jobs in our comtmunim 1.100 Program Outline: The program covers a variety of workshops: • Leadership Skills Self Confidence • Job Search • Interview Skills • Problem Solving • Communication • Working with others Dues: March Bmak - Marcb 16 to :0,1992 Tuna: 9 am. to 3:30 pm. l.o Wca: Rccaemw Comptat - Phowgnphy Roan Fee: $5C.00 Code: GYLTRCSPWNtiM • ming FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 420-4621 ward and unduly long changes. Costumes by Gerry Watson were light, bright and very attractive. Make-up was excellent. As I watched this show it was very obvious members of the cast, without exception, were having a wonderful time and loving every minute of it. So much so that it was infectious. Audience members were clapping, singing along and, given half a chance, I think they would have been up on the stage. Del Strangward as Bill and Kathleen Baker as Sally were a treat to watch. Strangward came across as a true cockney and vaudevillian. He has a wonderful sense of comic timing. There were times when he reminded me of a younger Charlie Chaplin. Baker, equally at home on stage, was having a little bit of trou- ble with the cockney accent. She more than made up for this short- coming, however with her beautiful rendition of Once You Lose Your Heart, just one of many memorable numbers in the show. The two leads were supported on stage by many fine performances. Larry Westlake as the Hon. Gerald Bolingbroke kicked off the second act with a very upbeat number, The Sun Has Got His Hat On. Jean Router was excellent as the snobbish Maria, Duchess of Dene. So was Bob Hosier as the lovable and con- cerned Sir John Tremayne. Laurel Whalen was impressive as lady Jaqueline Carstone and John Watkins was very funny as he gave his Gilbert and Sullivan -type rendi- tion of The Family Solicitor. There really was not a weak performance by anybody. The audience really enjoyed the numbers performed by the whole company, especially that old chest- nut The Lambeth Walk. Thank you one and all. I don't think I could have found a better way to get that warm -all-over feeling on a cold win- ter's night. Me and My Girl runs again March 6 and 7 at the Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd. The box office number is 839-9705. G ' ` Barn N rDinner Theatre 2885 AWna Rd. Pidwring PRESENTS POOLS PARADISE (A Ek MW Cmw*) PLAYING Feb. 19 -March 21 starting at =27.95 Dinner, Show i Tues lnckWW FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 72-308 We're oven for 1 a celebration! Watch the mail fory9w Birthday Bash Flyer with over in savings Or getoneeat the O'Too 's nearest you. Coupons avalMe uot1March 31,1992 Join us for our special 10th Birthday Parly Friday March 6 FRES Birthday Cake * Balloons for the kids • Plenn, of prizes! Every Wednesday is Karaoke Startime. We've got a brand new selection of sorlgs and you get a tape of every song you sing! Come in and practice this reek because our Great Karaoke Contest starts Wednesday Nlarch 24. 17% Uveipool Road at the 401 Tel: 420-42 r -"'.'�v.'/fq.'-.' ;�f;.s1_� �. 'ilC4i'{'v �,�t'V'�.-V.W"�.►'i-'�'��s Busin e ss -leaders taught to reduce waste lines AJAX-PICKERING - Members of the business community got a les- son on reducing their "waste lines" recently at a luncheon meeting of the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. Sharing recycling advice were George Tripp of BFI Ltd., Len Cainpitelli of J & F Waste Systems and Linda Tyndall of The Body Shop. Mr. Tripp pointed out that most waste going to landfill is generated by the commercial sector. "It's important we as business people do as good a job (recycling) at work as we do at home." He suggested a company might find ways to reuse cardboard and plastic by checking with employees who handle it. A Pickering firm cut its cardboard waste in half when it discovered one department was throwing away cardboard and anoth- er department was buying it, he said. A neighboring company might be able to use another firm's cardboard or plastic, he added. "We owe it to ourselves to look and see who's next door." Ms. Tyndall, owner of two outlets of The Body Shop. outlined various ways her company helps the envi- ronment. The skin and hair -care firm was founded with the principle of having the least possible impact on the environment, she said. Included in The Body Shop's efforts are the labelling of plastics for easier sorting when recycling: naturally -based, biodegradable prod- ucts that are never tested on animals, returnable bottles and, by this sum- mer, a refill service for customers who take containers back to the store. The company is constantly monitored to ensure conservation of energy in the manufacturing depart- ment. Ms. Tyndall also described vari- We know the income tax laws and the forms inside and out. That's our business. MR K00111. Canada's Tax Team. Sboft 4P hr yw QSNWM Kmart A 1*71M 15 ear St E MX"7 LMO vr«. rim 43-21111 1910 Silueoa SI. K 49i4W WWM 125 boclt St S. AJA)I MW 3-M b" SL w tlilt IM Narwoo mm 127.191+0 Op" bdaln, Salm*$ 94 MaaMCad i Ylu Atw WW EATON'S Tom Ow CCoo VRAWft VA MP ous environmental fund-raising cam- paigns The Body Shop participates in. "All these little steps are pro- gressing and are going to have a major impact," she said. "It raises customer awareness and spreads our message." She said The Body Shop is first and foremost a retailer that wants to make profits, and its commitment to the environment generates free media coverage while "customers like buying products if they can be part of the better good." The cost of recycling was addressed by Mr. Campitelli, who urged businesses to buy back recy- cled products and therefore decrease their prices. Low demand of recycled products means shorter production runs at higher costs, he said. Che cost of recycling everything would be very high," he added. "But the truth is, business has exceeded waste reduction targets set by the province." Commercial recycling is still in its infant stages, he said, and busi- ness has a "difficult balancing act ahead" in promoting recycling while maintaining profit margins. People are recycling in busi- ness," he concluded. suggesting the business community promote that message to the government. 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PRO�MO�i10N WIPM Pit 1992 THIS ROS &MY STREET AJAX U.3=2041 4 601, 1 � *1_1 i. _�+� �� �.. �`.� _ � = i + .. � ..�.._f..� �.� � �a .:'�1,� �" � 7t....� - - - � •tii;'I�MA'i:�'.3e3A3�"�. :MGR 1LA_ -Z 1•_! NEwSAatl W , �dED, MAICU t�ll2^ ___ .. .. _ . _ .. .. ..v.. .r.,�. ...... r..a ..r.-: ..,.w.. � inn,..... �-..r.. ....w.... .,.. �... ...-........«..,......-, ...�......�............._... _-- Obituaries (KELLY, Edward Jaases - At the Ajax -Pickering Hospital on Thursday, Feb. 27, 1992. Edward James Kelly, beloved husband of Beverley. Dear father of Ted and Lea-ann ted grandfather of Kyle. Dear son of Mrs. Maureen Kelly and dear brother of Michael, Kathleen, Betty and Chic. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Erskine Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Building Fund or the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciated. QUINTON, Harold G. - On Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1992. Harold G. Quinton, beloved hus- band of the late Lorraine Yetman. Loving father of Gwendolyn, Harold and Jeff. Dear grandfather of Liam, Perry and Caitlin. Dear brother of Laura, Rose, Martha, Clyde, Rex and Don and prede- ceased by Charles. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Interment Erskine Cemetery. VENNER, Ita Mary Frances a Wistful Wisdom : By Joe Dickson The dog is called man's best friend because he gives no advice, never fres to borrow money and has no in-laws. Asst,A(Jwlt�) CORRECTION NOTICE Refer b our Horne Fashion Flyer Jan. 3 b 181h,1992. Typographical error appeared in our flyer on pg. 11, Mem 243133 c Wngs 800ssler Seat from EvetMb. Copy in the ad read holds 3060 tL ddd with auto lap Melt. This copy was irtoorrec�. Correct copy should have read holds 40-60 b. child with awo lap bell. We regret the inconvenience this may have caused our a mrws. WOOLCO DEPT. STORES I � I Galbraith I Repair Centre I �� SpWd�; . ,rte• w• W6Wk •f for a esem M re*pbg� 1. FREE r'owt tMOAN, I 1 l CLIP a - The family of Ita Venner regrets with deep sadness and great sor- row her passing at St. Michael's Hospital, Toronto, on Thursday, Feb. 27, 1992. Ita McShane, in her 72nd year, beloved wife of the late William Gordon Venner. Dear mother of Liam and his wife Florence of Whitby. Marie and her husband Jim Marquardt of Brighton, Nora and her husband Afan Cowe of Port Elgin, Shane of Edmonton, Alberta, and prede- ceased by Patrick. Loving grand- mother of Lorri, Gordon, Angela, Ryan, Jamie, Kerry, Stacey, Chrissy, Erin, Liam, and Bridget. Dear sister of Shonnie, Maeve, Barney, Nonie, Dermat, Peadar, Tom and Seos and predeceased by Enda. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral • Home, Ajax, 428-8488. Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario, Alliance for Life, or the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Building Fund would be appreciated. STARRING THE NINE INGREDIENTS CHEESE • MUSHROOMS • TOMATO SAUCE • GREEN PEPPERS RED PEPPERS • MEATBALLS • BACON • SAUSAGE 9 PEPPERONI APPEARING MARCH 2. 1992 AT LOEB y .. :••."�.�+'�.---.•.—.•.•.--._.-+"�'-.s-Qaw, atais►7iCi7gii�RM►i4'�►+4�im7i�,M.iAE'•ti*l`.`:AY'kFiefilERl4yA,.�il'kiVi•'4�i�Y3l.3b'e•.`. 'i+4�izA1.�61R . • w 0 • ♦ +I A .Ir 11. . 1 1 TOWN OF AJAX PARKS AND RECREATIDN DEPARTMENT MARCH BREAK G R EAT ESCAPE MARCH 16.20,1992 REGISTERED PROGRAMS Sports /N More - Arts /N More Ajax Community Centre Ages 8 and over Times: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 pm. 4.00 pm. - 6:00 p.m. Aft Hours Call 427-8811-- Register Early!! SPRING PROGRAM REGISTRATION Mail kVDrop Off March 2-11 1992 Walk In Commerices March 16 1992 Classes begin Week of April 6 1992 to March Break Drop in Centres Ages 6-15 1000 a.m. -12:09 noon "• Wes" Heights Community 1:00 P.M. - 3:30 p.m.School m — Lakeside Community Centre ^' NO LUNCHTIME SUPERVISION • Sports • crafts • Games ' Movies WILL BE PROVIDED FREE DROP W PROGRAM PUBLIC SKATING Ajax Commuruty Centre Wage Arena March 16-20 12:30 p.m. - 310 p.m. (Pad 2) 1 % p.m. - 310 p.m. SHINNY HOCKEY (fit) March 16-20 Ajax Community Centre Village Arena Public Schools PudjC Schools 810 a.m. -10:00 a.m. (Pad 2) 8:00 a.m. - 930 a.m. March 16-20 High Schools High Schools 10,00 a.m. -12 noon (Pad 2) 910 a.m. - 1110 a.m. March 20 - (Pad 2) (Public) Please note: Helmets are mandatory; full equipment recommended. RECREATIONAL SWIMMING Monday to Thursday 7:30 a m. - 8:30 a.m. (Adult) March 16 - March 19 1110 a.m. - 12 noon (Public) 12 noon - 110 p.m. (,adult) 110 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. (Public) 610 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. (Pudic) 8:30 p.m. - 1010 p.m. (Adult) Friday. March 20 7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m. (Adult) 1110 a.m. - 12 noon (Pudic) 12 noon - 1:00 p.m. (fit) 110 P.M. 410 p.m. (Pudic) 610 p.m. - 710 p.m. (Adult) 7:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. (Public) 9:00 P.M. - 1010 p.m. (Adult) Saa,rday, March 21 2 00 p.m. - 410 p.m. (Public) 7:00 p.m. - 910 p.m. (Public) Sunday, March 22 100 P.M. - 2:00 pm. (Family) 22 p.m. - 4% p.m. (Public) 4A0 pm. - 5A0 pm. (Adult) 7A0 pm. - 9A0 pm. (Public) MASS AQUATIC REGISTRATION Sunday, March 15,1992 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Ajax Community Centre HMS Ajax Room Tickets issued from 12 noon - 3:30 p.m. ONLY Commodore's Room SUMMER ICE TIME N w ung requests for Summer Ice Time - Available daytime & evenings in July and August. Please call the • • Manager at 683-3740 for more information. ON CHALLENGE DAY WEDNESDAY, MAY 2791992 Participate for 15 minutes Call 427-8811 for further detaiis :k lade:WAVU NEWS ADVVWMM Wito; %4xCg 4,'1"2 SLICED RINDLESS SIDE BACON 500w VAC PAC 99 3 PA( LIMIT i A n\ BACKS ATTACHED CHICKEN LEGS A LIMIT 179 �Q­ R(X'k 1.69 SIMULDER & RI—ADE --STEAKS 1.39 kr 199 V-2 OUR heti. 43­� Le 4 FWHOLE OR HALF -44) CENTRE CHOPS REMOVED UO IN OF PORK 39 kK I -R-1 CHOICE CHOICE CANADIAN SHOULDER 7A) 4.39 kX IJERIN — SWEET PICKLED COTTAGE ROLLS 4.39 IcK I,B. low BONE -IN SALTED CODFISH ra.59 Raw t..E..199 227gMG * 24 LIMIT 159 ol MA NZ WHITE VINEGAR ism 4 L JUG W, JUICE 316 mL TIN A' "" I 4 K 'A �*S* IF,' , f P V LIMIT 124 [.1 MIlr V. A 17 FROZEN Y(X;t,RT L.TUB 20 111111M qlpmm_e,., . , , "--Iq FASMS "THE FOOD TERMINAL" _oa 'S DOWN - SHOP BY THE BASKET' ($2.00 DEPOSIT) ZT_ lu IOU 4 4 0 :1 • lm1�MI_ �w1mmir—w mrd■p 77;�Q;v M. �:. do". was PRMBIFEMNEUNIL SAAMYNFAM71112 a wEmemimm"lowr or *M FAMLY DAY" ;y m w� i .0" .69 _..2'Yf�li�1YSADyLJC��; MLD; AIXV 114,111n41FAISE r -A N9ft 4DYFiRT1S9kN FD. M4iCH 46.407-11AC99 21-A NO COUPON j;F;QUIRED 3 CASE LIMIT 69 `IJRF FI AME 99� :��nr. .awe. •� 41$1 KFRR AgSOR'F �� :::j:::LFIRE LOGS ■{V.■ �OUA POP CANDIES F RAS,qF GOFPOR 1 WHOLE OR HALF No CENTRE STEAKS REMOVED The j,K • Promise 99 of Pork - FRESH GINGER 91149 (TTNA 10);_SAI, T ,99 y YAMS .69 HEAD I. LETTUCE r LARGE SIZE '2I's 3 HEM) LI.NIIT N11ITE 1AI% s 1149 aa. •NIIITt •�Nr. NlIrH F 1t IIt \f•_r, t K\t 6t1�\\IIF \I •t.�t.I.INRMIFFI���e1'Uh•IIIrTIMM. RUI.I ��NN k�•fl\MRI KGEk HI N- V%ck BREAI) �a1 IT('R 4lar%F 11K - MO. LIMIT PIE\1 I FI[.LIN(a� 1O._ GENERAL MILLS OD CEREAL GOLDEN GRAHAMS 3509WX PRO STARS Qug sox CINNAMON TOAST ('RL -NCH w99ox -- -ter 1 � EA.2149 G - MLITPCDDL�G 1.49 • r'UVllS • JUICES 213 m1. JAR a EA. s 9 2PKG. _ . - : 4 OrnMAPPER ----- WITH THMCOUPON! BAGS 49-1 's Large 15'suntl t D" Sat Mnn 7 92 G- ONE COUPON GE E-STORE RETAIL 7 49 —� RALSTON PURMIA WITH,THISCOUPON i MEOW MIX I lkgbox 1 Coupon BO unWc C04 Sa. Mercn '92 LIMIT FAMILY IN-STORE ONE CO AIL 3 19 M `I PER FAMILY IN-STORE RETAIL 3 1B V E -SOI ALL WITH THISCOUPON� POSE CLEANER 1149] e i B00 mL BTL. Coupon vabd - cbw•9 Sal Mann 7 9: LIMIT ONE BTL ONE COUPON PER FAM--ILY N -STORE RETAIL 2 49 — J --------------- -- SUGAR TWIN WITH THIS COUPONI SWEETENER fill1 10ONE 0 g BONUS PKG PKG ONE COUPON Mann 7 92 LANT �r 1 PER FAMILY N -STORE RETAIL 1 99 S\O PEA -SO 2199 .0 FACELLE BRAND • FI.1►KF:LI.t: "IN)_ ply till\ • li:111 .11.!•: IINI 3 ply KI1\ FACIAL TISSUE D, CASE "f i I/F:6 v LIMIT EA. , 69 . I-,%- I'VER TOWELS 4171. PyG .5 R* CELERY SELECT YOUR OWN EA. 199 C:eGMEENRONIONSOUNCHES Qk ISN6 OZ CELLO BAG CH SPINACH 10 OZ. CELLO BAG 1 V V FKS x,49 YOUR OWN BAKER POTATOES 10 LlE3. POLY IIAG ------------------ KEIL000'S WITH THIS COUPON RAN FLAKES -I 475 g BOX Capon vabo —10 c ti I LIMIT ONE BOX ONE COUPON Mtrcn 7 92 1 I PER FAMILY RESTORE RETAIL 2 39 ----------------- ---J BOSC PEARS 6I LEMON JUICE1.2 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA I� _DIA.N RIVER WHITE GRAPEFRUIT �,,�..5►1 FR.• ms's .11DIF:DIUNl -;17i•: 11"HITE SI*G.1R ,99 L ` -NAVEL ORANGES 2199 F,,;oYZ. �� I►1.\NI►\I►FiK.I\1► FILL YOUR OWN BAG LH. I'ALENCI A JUICE 5" `• ORANGES FI11_I0UR0%NHAI: j' IN►Z.2699) CORLWE • BL.AOCK DLESS GRAPES MATCH 2.84 kg (DELICIOUS RED •LDEN APPLES r 99 MI\ OR MATY'H 2.18 kg. LB. 1 MSELE(T CHOICE NS740$1) UR oW.N McINTOSH PLE S 7199) LARGE 10 LB. POLY BAG ------------------ KRAFT PARKAY WITH THIS COUPON ARGARINE . 3 LB TUB N SQUARES i Ctapon vna unN cbOU Sat Mann 7 92 . ONE TUB ONE COUPON itsAIL 3 39 • ----PER FY ----STOFIE Tam------- inw71w------a� ('O.NVERTED RICE .r kv BAG Uncl�e .� 2. _ 1 FACELLE BRAND • FI.1►KF:LI.t: "IN)_ ply till\ • li:111 .11.!•: IINI 3 ply KI1\ FACIAL TISSUE D, CASE "f i I/F:6 v LIMIT EA. , 69 . I-,%- I'VER TOWELS 4171. PyG .5 R* CELERY SELECT YOUR OWN EA. 199 C:eGMEENRONIONSOUNCHES Qk ISN6 OZ CELLO BAG CH SPINACH 10 OZ. CELLO BAG 1 V V FKS x,49 YOUR OWN BAKER POTATOES 10 LlE3. POLY IIAG ------------------ KEIL000'S WITH THIS COUPON RAN FLAKES -I 475 g BOX Capon vabo —10 c ti I LIMIT ONE BOX ONE COUPON Mtrcn 7 92 1 I PER FAMILY RESTORE RETAIL 2 39 ----------------- ---J BOSC PEARS 6I LEMON JUICE1.2 PRODUCT OF U.S.A. FLORIDA I� _DIA.N RIVER WHITE GRAPEFRUIT �,,�..5►1 FR.• ms's .11DIF:DIUNl -;17i•: 11"HITE SI*G.1R ,99 L ` -NAVEL ORANGES 2199 F,,;oYZ. �� I►1.\NI►\I►FiK.I\1► FILL YOUR OWN BAG LH. I'ALENCI A JUICE 5" `• ORANGES FI11_I0UR0%NHAI: j' IN►Z.2699) CORLWE • BL.AOCK DLESS GRAPES MATCH 2.84 kg (DELICIOUS RED •LDEN APPLES r 99 MI\ OR MATY'H 2.18 kg. LB. 1 MSELE(T CHOICE NS740$1) UR oW.N McINTOSH PLE S 7199) LARGE 10 LB. POLY BAG ------------------ KRAFT PARKAY WITH THIS COUPON ARGARINE . 3 LB TUB N SQUARES i Ctapon vna unN cbOU Sat Mann 7 92 . ONE TUB ONE COUPON itsAIL 3 39 • ----PER FY ----STOFIE Tam------- inw71w------a� 29M20A AML—. Changing attitudes bega�i with t� litfle blue box Marketplace recently aired a 30 - minute TV show about the blue box program. Although people have embraced the concept of recycling, the show reported residential pick-up as being too expensive for municipalities and capturing, at best, only a small percentage of the waste. They also noted that some recyclables are being stockpiled These thoughts are true. Recycling is expensive, but what will it cost future generations if we landfill every- thing with toxic chemicals and deplete all our natural resources? Presently, there is a glut of newspapers on the market. The recycling of plastics is also facing difficult times, particularly with the company 'Superwood', the manufacturers of items such as patio furniture made from mixed plastics and Tetra Boxes, recently going into receivership. As well, the price of alu- minum is down. However, on the positive side, resi- dents have proven they can enthusias- tically continue to provide a supply of clean post -consumer waste for reuse and now expect industries to catch up and develop durable products at a comparable price. We realize that sta- bilizing markets takes time and, with our present weak economy, it is not an easy task. Consumers Glass recvcling coordinator Joe Paradiso told me the stockpile of glass is due to the Christmas holiday slowdown and the overflow will soon be absorbed. New de -inking plants will soon relieve the backlog of newspapers. Companies find that, in addition to saving money by reducing waste. they become known as good corporate citizens. The government will be requiring manda- tory waste audits which will bring more industries into the fold. The Recycling Council of Ontario recognizes that recycling alone will not BREW IT YOURSELF USING OUR CLEAN, MODERN FACILITIES AND PROFESSIONAL MICRO -BREWERY EQUIPMENT - COPPER KETTLES - COLD FILTERED A:cir. THE BREW -1T BEER SHOP Durt'aT Square 'laza (Behind Ricki Jos Restatxartt) 1211 Kingston Rd. (,lust west of Liverpool Rd.) C W Pickering Call 837-1818 to reserve a kettle COMPUTERS • WHEN COMPARING PRICES ,Make sure your price includes MS-DOS. Make sure you are getting a FULL 2 YEAR °LABOUR and 2 YEAR PARTS WARRANTY, •> Consider the reputation of the dealer. •> How long have they been in business? > Will they be in business six months from ° now if you require warranty? e e • $1137.50 or $49.95 .a 0" COMPLETE COMPUTER SYSTEM ° Bring in this ad�•$50,.oo or F U and receive ° or a Free Meg of Ram ° EXPIRES Agri 14,1992 solve the garbage crisis and has contin- ually emphasized Reduce and Reuse in its 3Rs campaigns. Reducing our waste and reusing whenever possible are more of a chal- lenge. Reducing doesn't always mean going without...it just requires some thought before purchasing: "Can I buy this in bulk to avoid extra packaging?" Winning any war has never been easy. In this particular battle against our dependency on disposables and the use of toxic chemicals, it is our comfort- able habits that are the enemy. Landfill and incineration problems have awakened us to the importance of changing our attitudes about garbage. Recycling gives us a good feeling and the distribution of a blue box into each home has been a positive beginning towards being a part of the solution. Tips to reduce and reuse: Take string bags or boxes to the supermarket and buy vegetables loose rather than prepackaged. Use returnable pop bot- tles. Lug -A -Mug everywhere. Reuse envelopes. 'Flake or purchase cloth gift bags. Use both sides of a piece of paper. Donate unwanted articles and Read the News Advertiser three times a week .4,::��.+,�.�c��;.,•��-tet . extra coat hangers to opportunity bor.Use cloth diapers. Compost. Be shops. Pass magazines on to a neigh- resourceful! The future is Rs! .,Stay informed, read the News Advertiser three' times each week PAYING TOO MUCH FOR HOME & AUTO INSURANCE? 683-9725 "it I 1 7 eu.h.e t9n PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 13 Ajax 683-9725 .617 `: ,ei �' i 4 • 6 f W M9 HARD DM DESK" OR "M Taolm CASE • VGA COLOR MON fOR k CARD 2 SERIAL, I PARALLEL I CAME PORT 1 MB FAST RAM 200 WATT POWER SUPPLY • 1.2 MB 6.25- OR ENHANCED 101 KEmARD 1.44 Md OX) FIAPPY DRIVE MS-DOS 5.0 and MANUALS e • e MONTGOMERY BULLETIN ° PLACE BOARD 213 BYRON ST. S SERVICE - • WHITBY (0 168.3187 (416) !!80 s ° Bring in this ad�•$50,.oo or F U and receive ° or a Free Meg of Ram ° EXPIRES Agri 14,1992 solve the garbage crisis and has contin- ually emphasized Reduce and Reuse in its 3Rs campaigns. Reducing our waste and reusing whenever possible are more of a chal- lenge. Reducing doesn't always mean going without...it just requires some thought before purchasing: "Can I buy this in bulk to avoid extra packaging?" Winning any war has never been easy. In this particular battle against our dependency on disposables and the use of toxic chemicals, it is our comfort- able habits that are the enemy. Landfill and incineration problems have awakened us to the importance of changing our attitudes about garbage. Recycling gives us a good feeling and the distribution of a blue box into each home has been a positive beginning towards being a part of the solution. Tips to reduce and reuse: Take string bags or boxes to the supermarket and buy vegetables loose rather than prepackaged. Use returnable pop bot- tles. Lug -A -Mug everywhere. Reuse envelopes. 'Flake or purchase cloth gift bags. Use both sides of a piece of paper. Donate unwanted articles and Read the News Advertiser three times a week .4,::��.+,�.�c��;.,•��-tet . extra coat hangers to opportunity bor.Use cloth diapers. Compost. Be shops. Pass magazines on to a neigh- resourceful! The future is Rs! .,Stay informed, read the News Advertiser three' times each week PAYING TOO MUCH FOR HOME & AUTO INSURANCE? 683-9725 "it I 1 7 eu.h.e t9n PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 13 Ajax 683-9725 .617 `: ,ei �' i 4 • 6 f 4,1"s �. . ' . WED; 11G"kP8 -tll�c 27-A 7'HE NEWS ADYE'R7'ISER; ... ..R+r'/wV/X11/.A��Ri�.�s.'1•:'r�"..'r,•�f.�:�� _.,� Nax-Pickering Combined Pressrun of o Why, This Week 576=9335 CLASSIFIEDS Pickering - 798-7672 Fax - 579-2238 ERRORS AND OMISSIONS 576-9335, 796-7672 Classification Index WaneO To Buy loos Toevnflouses For Sob Help Wanted :,arear5 ,00 C.&OW -•..nny los .renes -W 110 Owe Hep In S" Nola Agents IN skiled keep as �ompWe-Data iso l- s wedKal yenta t5o Health Can 156 Day Care wanted 160 Dar Care Avalabw 165 Emdornlem *~ 170 Rwrrrss ,n ;3.Aw es 160 2005 ulic. sales mokel Raskw 200 :re•ow 205 F W Marker 210 ArerJee � or Saw 220 ArbeWs Wara.O 270 hnstnas'hes 235 Harr, F171ange 260 ;a,"W'Vad sales 250 kis 4 Crags 260 Cd nxM Advo 270 Low 5 Fo rc w• Pelt &VO. 8.*V 2D0 "s Lyehicil" 710 Danns 720 A_1TpQ 300 AWomobles WYnled 30S Trucks :a S" 310 Trucks Wanted WS AM 4 Alter. Dnp« 320 Traders 310 Auto Parts A Repars iso AWOLeaekng Rw,fats 3% Mobrcvck% 355 Snowmoows 360 mann. 3's kocreaeon vw ow 370 Farm Equpmem 37$ Heavy Duty iquprnent Ser 4006 Aparc^ents ;Or Rent an Ap mems Waned am r4OUSer6 F i Rem 410 Houing wanted 4,S Takmnauses For Rem 420 SDace For Rent 426 Rooms For Rent 430 Rooms Wane~ as Room 4 Board 4" .dusaka Una Fa Rent 44S 460 Conti= -ns For Rent 4m oncea 460R"Spam Garap ��Storage iS Ctxtages For Ren 470 Cdaagei Wanted 47S R4eeaunt LwV 4" Resorts leas Florida VacaWns 40 Land Fa Rent as Hollies For Sob see WaneO To Buy Sts Toevnflouses For Sob Ste ms", wwasswCdndos SMe For F us Lots For Sae S36 oW-d•Torn Ropesss SN vacaocri Collages ForSale M Mobile Hoses 6 Pails no Caliper Traces Saes sm Mon" To Led 5>s . insurance 511110 et,s;nwt opptnxnia.t s>a >: 6rbeet 600 Tti 626 iiegistasons 630 Camirng Events HO Alxbons Bngos iso No Personals 670 Busness Personals 671 Companions 675 Amou ncernents 111111110 BNIt@S hcam0 _ aaways 700 Rims 710 Danns 720 n M vnx,ams NO C.aISorIhanks 760 N6(164Announcemnnz 76o -ngagemants 770 Ann,vwsa.es leo ::130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6:00 p.m. 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 careers 105 Training 105 Training 1 O5 Career 11 O General Help 9 Training p audf - 'win 9 us In uncertain times it's more important than ever to invest wisely. 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AM-kl illO (.-HOl15NC-CC)l*()Z4"y AJAX MUNICIPAL HOUSING CORPORATION SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE New senior citizen apartment rent-free 2 bed apt., $28,650 per annum plus benefits, start June '92 TENANT CO-ORDINATOR community relations, home visitor organized, communicator, knowledge of L & T and ran -profit housing program $26,964 per aurum pins benefits Submit resume to: 1 Ridnrds Lane Ajax, Orltarb UT 3M3 Fax: 683.7324 $ ire APO a rtekawg tls"ft Hing a So" Requires person with reliable car to do courier runs Between Ajax and Oshawa For more inbrinow gN Moil"m Lea at 683-5110 COMPUTER COURSES, Private Training. Intro to PC 8 DOS, WordPerfect 5.1, Bedford. Reference Available. Call The Office Exchange, 430-1372. CLOTHESCALL - Ladies FLONSTRY l3usrMss course, lashions setak ng consultants Trainon lust 3 weeks on -How to and managers. Home presents- successfully operate an ,n-horlte I" up to 40% conryxssun. fur 110rist shop - Large profit. excit- or pan tins. Training provided. 'nG dpponun ty and available on For more information, call VHS We. 436-0310. (030592) Sandy. 666 503 after 5 p.m. CARPET deanels wanted. 721- (031092) 9413.(031092) pir Your Business Career Starts Here * Word Processing ' Computer Service Technician ' Micro Computers and Business Applications a Computer Operations ' Computer Programming V OSHAWA - 434-8595 (A JAI-PK=XX V4 G CALL AK -0315) SCARBORO - 750-4 8595 TORO\'PO - 485-8585 MISSISSAUGA - 849-9595 CDi Career Development Institutes Ltd. Formerly Contrail Data Ir."ade BURNAEY-VAKCOt; VER-SCRRE V-EDMOr'TON-OTTAWA-NAIIFAX VICTORIA-SASKATOO .% -N O%TR EA 1. -LA VA L-QL E REC OUT OF WORK? (Need to Nrace yot,r sx.: 5 :O ceverop new co sciisli Our training programs w.:: nelo yo, s.uceec We rtave helped hundrecs of mc.v d::als develop the skins necessary to succeed it !Oday's OuStreSS emrror-ert Composer trarn:ng ;n Word Process ig, Descop P;,tmsn ng- Compu!erzed Aoco nnng, Dasa Management and more F„nd,rg ass.stance may De avalabie. CALL TODAY Corpu!er Lea^rng Cerrre. Whitby 668-9713, extension 37 110 General Help 110 General Help TOWN OF AJAX 16 PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT PART-TIME POSITIONS Now accepfing applications for day -time snack bar attendants Call Manager at 683-3740 for further information Applications available at the Ajax Community Centre WANTED FULL-TIME EXPERIENCED SALES CLERK For lumber desk in building supply centre, Ajax area. Please send resume to: File #4044 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, Oshawa L1 H 71.5 THE BODY WORKS A women's place for Health and Beauty - Part-time Instructor, must be certified or presently taking course. - Babysitter for playroom, days, 2 evenings Ca I I 428-2500 net,re0 - H7.0"S' StuCen! - L Se! your a Eve &Sa:rcays S„od:,rscr S,.-oeys No seting Car ar asset Call Bob e EARN -tansy 'aw;ng DOOR$, 630 DOC y1 .ncorne ootentiai Data" (1) W&9162 9000 CY - 193 (032492) EARN -v-wy n the Gonion of -_-- ywr own •+Cru "e-onone can- s for 1�ie 'Orono star on a 110 General Help cow-ussron Cass. Cal wary a1 2&5119 or 686-229t? 10310921 OtaaYAcatlons: Personal Computer or comparables Software: Dos. Lows/Excel, Wp5 1 Monflimurn High Col or community Co" Experience: 3-5 years Real Estate Sales PrOvOn problem solving a analytical skiffs combined with the ability 10 organize and supervise staff. Salary and beneft rate with eApecano n t�rlly re corifss erect. y saiiatry lea Se expectations }}�w,�� be considered. P reply in confidence t0: OSHAWA THIS WEEK P.O. BOX 481, FILE ~7 OSHAWA Lt H 711.5 CRUISE SW JOBS rich ltrt t Pleb" is 0A mits! No tat44lcOKEiLCIA 3111113. KUWAIT WANTS YOU Excellent pay & transportation. 516-929-0341 Ext. 724 FART time mature sate Help required for retail drapery and binds stopsend resume to P O,Box 425. Whtpy Om. i- IN ss4. (030792) CLEANING COMPANY looking for mature. reliable worker for night shift. Car necessary. (Truck preferred) Ajax Location Please call Kevin at 298-0469 EXCELLENT PAY senbling products for r manufacturers. Easy Irk at home. No Call 1-504 bZhr. Ext. 103, incl. Sun TELEPHONE sales oeople 'sorted• evenings. experience NEED money? Need worts? ~sd Call Rids, 6B6-5296. Haas a w? Call 721.9778. t 10305921 (031092) t .,..,P, "lie .�iPF.`.' w. W'•��..Fbya-' }�.;xr ewartu a�••a�-rw� .a.•ro nrr w►s aoasr►, eea.u., rswwsss w rasa ,. .,�Vr.a ;d.`• 110 Gmrm HNp 120 0 p 120 0l Imp 165 A°"�a165 Available 220 For Sale -220 For Sty 400 For Rent (p � \ AT10\ V RE 1( FST!ITF SFR\ICF FORKLIFT driver/material7"Here 230 wteArticlest aed handler, minimum 2 years WANTED stoves, fridge, washer and dryers, working or not. Also wanted, pickup truck (newer than 1978). Call Pickering 420-8833. (TF) manual driving experience. and 280 Lost & Found Uwe shipping and receiving. GrowLivingston International Inc. 1420 Bayly St. W.. Pickeringnie ment apartment, broadloom, Ont. L1 W 3R4. (030592) role heavy d:.!y dryer. 2 MOMS, teachers or anyone in. retested in Children' seducatwn.-CH ILD'S PLAY seeks enthusiastic in. drvbuals to share our unique. stimulating and educational books and games (birth to 12 years) to other parents and professionals working with children. Part-time or full time opponun,t es No quotas or delivienes. Call Ellen, 430.7249. Susan. 6865722 or K nnan. 420-2271. (033192) UNEMPLOYED or on Uic) Eam $500-$70C par, t me working for yourself For details. send SASE b CAPA. !6 Corporation, P.0 BOX 846C1C. 1725 Kingston Road. Pcnerv,g. Ontario L1V 6P6. (TF) 20 Office Help Full/Part-time ReceptionisU Secretary Positions available Ajax, Pickering locations. Good typing, telephone skills. Real Estate experience preferred. Call Jenny 831-7677 Receptionist Part-time for new Home Site. Experience preferred. Some typing and meeting the public. Sat./Sun. a must. Mature person welcome. Call Elaine after 2 p.m. 831-9269 (closed Fridays) ACCOUNTING Clerks req,; i,Lc . 2 phis years solid experience. Short -long term assignments available. For more information Call Gna at Olsten Temporary Services. Oshawa. 436-1886. Pickering. 427.5222- (030692) RMA northAmerica - VAN LINES MUNWAL ADttAIiSTR IM ASSISTANT We have nn immediate operang for a Bilinouai Administrative Assjstlint Resoons.ta ties Provroe assistance and s,.ppor to the offices of the Executive vice Pres-1ert and the Director of Quality & Agency Development. Adrlirnstratlon of Tarffs & Tariff Correspondence Course Ser,Ing u0 & Mai -a ning Agency Contracts & Agents Roster. Ma.rtenar•ce of Cor-'oa y s Rules & Regulations & Procedure 1kruals Nurre-ous other duties. M.- be pro'-c:e1-t in WerdPer'ect. and have excellent verbal and wrtten -1cal on skills T- s oositior irivoives dart' contact wt^ the major customers of Nor:. A-nerlcar van Lnes -!e cea candidate w be a Pos tfve. responsive lndivlCual. patio is capable o' cor-vey r •g our Corporate M sS or statement of 'Exceeding Customer Expectations' We o"er a co-oe''ve salary and benelts Send riesurne silk North American Yarm Lines 960 Chwnplalo Avenue Oshawa, Ontario LlJ SM Attzil Oerwtl4 Marsh 'ersennN Mar.oer HARWOOD MONTESSORI SCHOOL 55 Emperor St., Ajax OPEN 7 A.M. - 6 P.M. Ages 21 /2 to 7 years REGISTER NOW 1/2 day/full day program Call for more information 42&6256 DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE Offers warm, loving day Care for children 6 weeks and up in supervised homes at reasonable rates. Serving Ajax/Pickering area since 1984. 286=1 207 IS YOUR PRESENT WATER FILTER LEAVING A BAD TASTE IN YOUR MOUTH? Are you concerned about the quality of your drinking water? If so, trade up to fh Cadillac of the Industry', the filtrabon system that does it all. For a limited time only, we will give you up to $150.00 for your old filter with the purchase of our countertop or under sink model. Take advantage of this great offer and get the convenience of excellent quality drinking water at the tap for literally pennies per day. For more info. contact: THE CLEAR SOLUTION 1755 WOODVIEW AVE. PICKERING, ONT, L1V 1L3 286-9805 230 230 wteArticlest aed WANTED: Enclosed cargo t,a ler with tandern axles. 16' long x 7 wide x 6' high. prefer wells cargo Can 725-0856 after 6"00 and weekends. (030592) WANTED stoves, fridge, washer and dryers, working or not. Also wanted, pickup truck (newer than 1978). Call Pickering 420-8833. (TF) 280 Lost & Found 280 Lost & Found LOST JOHNSON FM 8790 TWO WAY RADIO If found please call 579-4400. Ask for the picture desk. - Studio Luxury Bachelor apt. includes new appliances, air, parking, main floor, separate entrance - $695. - Upper floor, 1 bedroom, includes appliances, $600 plus hydro. 683-4294 or 428-8801. ONE MONTH'S FREE RENT. When you sign a 1 yr lease on a small 1 bdrm for $5941momh Includes fridge, stove & uIlkles Call now! 571-01 D8 PICKERING ONE BDRM. Single non-smoker wanted t5MMO INCL. UTIL. walk to 30. walk to lake Laun lac. W ent., parlung. cable, carpet, new windows, tan exhausts. sound insula quiet neighborhood AVAILABLE NOW! MUST SEE, ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS i REWARD AVAILABLE IN OSHAWA a My -ate s Rya^ 220 For Inc:udeS'ridge, stove & and I ant 2 yrs o�C. I For Sale ChOUrJDTxFe•-•a a German epa pup found on Dryer A oo Apartments ua itles Close to 401 would like 10 Have some -r c `f !,,ends to pray w tr If you need a nice rromrny to care for your ch id Diease call 686-5842 MOTHER •--- .,.,.+s •a E a C 2 ava:kable :c pr:ivbo OR, Donenced caLyare 'n my home. .r Of part tme R4chreHvvy 2 7 ive eb 22,92. 683-0729. For Rent ex t. (Park & Bioor), ."30e92CNC) For mors information FOUND large grey pure bred WHITBY • 525 N a -o. Ave 2 call 5714)085 dog, nice lemperment_ Call 433 bedrooms available 7078. (03019?) immediately, $795 . Indge. TAUNTON ace: r A ax 2 Stove. utilities nlCuded. Laundry bedroom apanemnt. $750 a 290 Pets -Supplies- and Chidrens playground avai- month, plus 50% hydro. Boarding able on silo. A -1 -ions may Landlord pays r». Large a. co picked up from Durham CAN 683.0512. (0(10892) SIBERIAN -- - 5 + e s . C K C •-Ousrrg. 1615 Dundas St. E.. registered. exceiism tamXly pets- 4th Flop Lang Tower. Wh,lpy, or A M B E R L E A Partially 42 -0327 ( 0'.10492) 370 VARIOUS :x ^ o n -allergic, no human call 436-661C between 830 and fur -shed. one bedroom baso.. RELIABLE daycare ava�able c .:u. saw Rei aggression. very clsan, yearly 430 weexdays (03'09?) ment apartment, broadloom, '•'y rcme Ages 2 arc p role heavy d:.!y dryer. 2 snots included. $35C each. Cal OStUIWA private entrance. Centra) air, rear St "'Onys r„or:rn old. transterabie two 14162634420 (030692) cow one bedroom second !lop dupisx. Carpeted. Laundry. Park,ng.cabin No pets. DanwisnOe. Danisis Fup or part tme Brock, yet' warranty. 1976 Lionel terl Camper. stove. trdge, steps TEN month old temab part lab s-g.e non smoker. pr,va!s trsulast_ 565C 420-3741 after 5 Major Oaks 4274761 (C3C892: LX, Imes up Las: summer but st.11 hovnC. ear tag. spayed. a entrance. parking. !nege. salve. (030agz MAJOR Oaks and Brock area, needs some canvas work 1973 snots- very Inondiy, good bus sky ar door. lru'last. $30C OSHAWA - Krn9,Harrmory Two e-perencoc mother of 3 w 650 Electric Yamaha Street watchdog to a flood honto Cal plus utilities. 404-2646. beCroorr basement apartmrerit. awe TLC for your ch,b. ages B;ke, needs e�eC.nCal work 8393808 (030692) M30NZ --- - - - -.. - -- Ava lab,e mriwd,ately $650 robt. Odd jobs. dscoratng, pa,rling, anytn Celt Can of :arw. 427- ' 9>8 hatchbaCk. V6, auto, air, nssene. uosuent' oonditon. - -"-.- AJAX East H t inclusive Cal Mr. Greene. 424 IF a 10 3, lull or part twine. reherem S.Zuki w .h parts. Automobiles amp or one 6345. (030592) rc- are own 4. arc naw upon reQuesI Please cap bare. S1500 o.b o. Cal Bill or Liz bed'oo•^. 5 appiances, air. «�-y then you 150 HoSp. Medical m 726-7562 or leave massage 300 For Sale freplace• pool. sauna. includes OSHAWA two bedroom Pan -ti ^wu•y )or !rang assistance. Dental SM54L 606-9710 (030892; (03%912) 1,is,es. $70C monthly. Frsu'tas;. apartrnert first. last. Receptlonlst Secreta C:P.CERT Lotus. Wordperfea. WE have hired a ,wing F;Irpno 1991 . ca C v c :',x ! ve rolorences Available SecretaryApn1 1 laurdryfaoYfi.s p, rd For ac .• F Cite, ^; Rea orW- D-Oase word. aCcPac. bO0,C. Es'a:e o"ce Flours are 5- � auh7caC Ventura, pagerriarkw, 9 2 C --:eve^ -;s per ; HarvarC. Core. and Trave 9 Tourer,. Frkanaa, assstarxs week a^c Sa-urcay g-' or ava.kabe for srigioro students E Fa am -rate tyy^5 unow 45 or Over Ono do not anc Deasar: *ephone caxty tree •ranr,g .,,,mum: are essertla! ssfix Burneas Co•^c_!er CO.-W99.!marine• Call Bomw Ourftin 427 3c,0 (TF) 831-2273 PICKERING Arcmtec,ural Oshawa. rear. hydro. fridge and Ma%'act-nng; company seek Employment ung rrat..re accountant to handle cvEF 45 ANDCay to dab' accounting and as RECEh'LY ' )n stvat.on I„nCtions. Ap LAC OFF? Gkcants should have enpWonce w' B"Ord software and be CALL US ABOUT aOre !O work w^hout s„p.nr6on, COMPUTER c"xpwwce w,tr Constructor in - TRAINiNG GRANTS. d,,st•y an asset Send resume :o Personnel Kanaico Ltd. 1080 831-8167 Brook Rd. S . Lnas t, and 12. Prawing L 1 W 3H3 Of tax. 4,10- 241925.(03692) BSC McKay Fid PKkenng Days 1925. (0%*gZ 130 130 Ag� MEN w ''s. • s up )�. Odd moves. Cala^. Our dealership seeks dedicated sales professionals for our new & used car sales teams. As our ideal candidate, you have a background in the automotive industry but is not essential. Full comprehensive Benefit Package is available. If you're interested, we want to hear about your goals and experience. Please call 9= 135 skilled Help For sinal) pri inq shop in Ajax Wil consider recem retiree. Applicant must be proticiers operator of the Muki 1250 and experieru in pre -press operas ons. The desire and ability to produce top qualm work and work irideperldemly are 2 traits nYoessary for this job. Send resume inrAiing work expeoenoe. refrent es and hourly rale egractawris t0 P.O. On 4942 1125111in"on 8d, FlArtrktp Call Wendy 420-8990 (live �n) and we wok.IC like o find a playmate tor oar 3 year wood WALLPAPER clearance paw 1.000 roi.s from 99 cents to speeC. air, ami cassette. Clothe seats. low kms asking 288-3292, after 7 p m u,: 831- 8621. Dhernseis. pets. S64C per month plus Ob son Soucy Alai. ityou re S9 95 a double lrou and more. . 39888. Cast John, 2867502 pry (031092) hydro Available immediately. .nteresleo. please ca' 428 �r 5 days pry week Mor. twser 9 a.m - 5 p m. (030392) TWO bedroom apar:merit in Telephone28 9045. 5793583. 2009 f030692) Fri . 96 p m. Sat 45 p T 623 from Oars and Oshawa. rear. hydro. fridge and (030692; Employment 6961, 65 King St E.. Bowman- inw (TF) om *as9ng companies. g a 1l0 Cars- $lone included Parking tor one car. COO` Operated la.x+dry. 11#11 ONE bedroom basement 170 (031092) trucks. vans at WFl? s, all, Bea COW. 6663376, t0 ) apartment. separas entrance. Wanted FREE sways ler firewood etc priors why pay retail? Cal tel Cal the am last. s7 13 per month Avail- near Go and transits. 3600. 424 401. 0575)• Badnolor also avaiable BSC McKay Fid PKkenng Days RepoC4vsre2W83a8. (TF) able April 1 434.631 1 (031792SNC) 2327 after 6 p.m (030492, MEN w ''s. • s up )�. Odd moves. Cala^. Friday, (TF) 3 D.m Monday to 1885 Chevrolet Csarxy% 5 door PICKERING three bedrooms. PICKERING - herr ori robt. Odd jobs. dscoratng, pa,rling, anytn Celt Can of :arw. 427- AJAX - •� Broaltea- brand hatchbaCk. V6, auto, air, nssene. uosuent' oonditon. two balnrooms, man }lour. 5 bedroom baserrientdul apatbmhen,• private entrance, cable. Laundry, SALE Now a used frost tree 2856 (TF1 (I refrigerators, corn washer and cerlAwd. 52995 or 6681132. appliances walk to Go and mail. 5925 month y. available April t parking included No pets. Non ALTERATIONS and sew, ^g by dryers, apartment units. Stephenson% Furniture and ;031082) ieleprore686t3t15. (03069?) srrokw. available mrrhedat Firsvlast, asking 5585. 931r• 9 a protessonai searrstress wcr Appliances. 227 Court St 'M Jeep Waggles, ltd. Full ONE bedroom in ober building. 2351 (030692) 15 years e■perunce rates Cart Hew at , Oshawa call 576 7448 option package. loaded' in- dudes power sunroof and $430 monthly plus Hydro, also TWO targe, 1 bedroom 7Reaso91 (tir 8371030892) (030692) leather interior, excellent two bedroom apartment $550 inClusrve. Firs: and last required apartments, newly painted, tndge, health dub with indoor pool, sauna. erfwciso town and bil- 1400 records, good mint condition. $1200 a best offer. Condition Certified, asking 55600.8393974 (03t092SNC) Smcas and Gibb area. phone stove. prrvate emrattos. heatrg, uUlsies nckded. Lt50 205 Firewood 728 7168 after 6. (030692SNC) ,ytsttt (o sq -111.) Oak kkohml, Steven. 571.3229 (030492) and up 375 Aben St. Oshawa. GOLD frost free Iridge and 1984 Honda C,vic, 2 door, S speed, certified. 52500. 571- OSHAWA - 2 -one Dodrooms, 1 725-6753 ask ler Joe ((0305M(� stove. $375 parr, washer and 4542. (03069 Carpeted, 1 hardwood, both $525. NO pets. pad angle. 831- OSHAWA new building in con - location. ROKA LUMBERdryw. 5400 set.. apammrnt size and stove. $50. 19" Pontiac 6000. showroom 5706. (030892) venient One and two bedroom apanmhents wqt� h DRY FIREWOOD HARDWOOD 1� 4 8 i anode v� pay evadable 432 4583. (030692) Cordaion. 4 door. 6 auto. os.. pD-. only 56.000 mitis Original. One f2995. AJAX -large Wight self oontaiod one bedroom apartment. Foal stove. washer and dryer, Parking. and uhNrs irhtduded. Cap 404- 1 11:460 AN71OUE b Candied. piece bath, ninteen kitchen 1381 4 18 I 16": $65 urnng range min 427-9722 anytime, cupboards, appliances, large AJAX - 'The Breakers- band 160 wren water resevoir - McCiarys. Russ. Big Town Sates. (030592) Day Care EBtlkltxMt 1tan Pandora's Box, ormte and oozy closers, share laundry. Su.t non- new excius,ve lakeside con - 705271 -33 1 1983 Amt Concord. Bonn, 4 smokers. $625 monthly donaniums for immediate Wanted hoar wood coal burning tree door. Power steer$ armm inclusive. Available 416j34-0665 standing stove. Bah 130 year_ rp April 1.427- occupancy. . ft.. bedrooms. Cat,,_ A stereo. new brakes. 7916. (030691?) 900-4500 s h., leaturi III-«r,-,-_�_� . Must sell. 623-8168, �Y yb - q- ng 5 FART time mature babysitter t o- 4 U • message. (030692) and many Pis'OSHAWA 1)800 cortriod, ob.o. 432-3227 - one bedroom apartment mar • air• balconoo and sclanums• undergrourW parking• • CANOPY tanning bed, SSW a best Mewrnnaape. (031092SNC) , furnished / unfurnished. kl turnielatde health club with indoor pool, otter. 623-7292. ( � ) farcy ptyr,touth 86.000area, stow, fridge, mictivave, sauna. -,Mise roomand b- (D31292) 355 Motorcycles lona.. 31500 at boa o1Mr. as ilk parking. bus rouse. $550 morph- lards room. To view call 426- 95 gallon marine aquarium. 579-3125.(0310M ly/indusiw. Finsaw. available 1874. (031292) black with Wid thwerred cabrok Pump. liar system Jive Aub Parts & now. Phone 723.1587 or 436- 6085. OSHAWA - two storey one etc.. rock 340 (031092) bedroom recently renovated ful- Bea COW. 6663376, t0 ) Repairs AVAILABLE April 1. One F carpaed• 4 piaoin bathroom. SOLID oak - podestal extension CAR Doctor makes house cars. bredroorn sContained baseandl er "Nfa apartment Park Glob 401. 0575)• Badnolor also avaiable quired for a 6 year old and 8 B R O O K L I N Firewood - tabor, cage wih 4 soil oak 29"140.(030492) ares, includes all utilities, cable ($45M. both ar►wuna WKIt ides month old in Rosebank Rd. "° Medical Public school area star" n seasoned 2 years, (mixed solneood for $45 per face cord hoop backed side chairs brand now, $600. Phone 965-8330.,�s, and prfr4to entrance $525 per mpnlh 72519112 ta�ities. 5757195. (031092) May. References required. 150 picked up), hardwood, tree (D31292) 355 Motorcycles « 4335812. ( BACHELOR apartment in Dental Phone 509-0952. (030692) delivery. Trunk loads, $25 pick- basomem aparq,rent, separate GOOD quality daycare available in my home. All ages weloOrihe. house, tridp., microwave 3 HOUSEHOLD W.....h...p. bedroom suite, card (able, ed up (on Saturday and G.E. 30- almond counter top NEWCASTLE Village - band Piece bah• 5400 aktkaive. Car Day Cane air Sundays). Hwy 12 to Spencers range. Like new, 5200. G.E. MOTORCYCLE, Automobile now one bedroom basement 837-0151. (030692) 165 Available Rd. left to Ashburn Rd. 655- 8797. (030192) Portable dishwasher, almicnd. $150. 427-9373. (030692) and property Insurance. Low rate Car 427Insula Marsha. aWlinent. Inc al utilities, separate PICKERING - one bedroom overhead warehouse prkm. 2238 To intent. all 571.4778, Active 1031 ) entrance, kicheinene, 3 pace bath. Steps to 401 basomem aparq,rent, separate GOOD quality daycare available in my home. All ages weloOrihe. Articll>'s 220 For Sale HOUSEHOLD W.....h...p. bedroom suite, card (able, Apa<tfllM.itti 400 and al amenities. $475 month Skit Y• quiet single, no last entrance, carpeted, parking laund utiiies, laundry. cable inckded. Single Lots of T.L.C. will supply snacksslow chairs, couch• chairs etc.. 686- For Rens months person only. Available and lunches. Relerences FREE skids for firewood 717 7173. Call fur further required. 987.4019. (03o692SNC) April 1. Firsvlast. $550 monthly available. Please call Twirl at Wilson S. Call Inst aria ask information. (030392) tor, Lam- P CKERIMPool 1131-0758. (030892) 427-7970• (030492) . Ip Mark. 72S 3630. (TFAL L) QUEEN size solid pine 2on and IlooJ an0lfVlhltes Rd. 2 bedroom, AJAX - •� Broaltea- brand CENTRAL Oshawa - clean, • RESPONSIBLE and mature mother pais give tender, loving CUSTOM made sheers. 2 pair 110-W x 88-L (can adjust), headboard• footboard sides In- dudes 6 drawers. with 2 pine 2 bathroom, basement apartmen4 n separaorarartos. now exclusive lakeside con- dominiums for immediate modern, bachelor and one bind -00" aputmarns, eek upper, care for your children. Ar ages bone -coloured. brand new, 5250 bra• 2 pile night tables. 41- $700 lAirties ihckidod.First and occupancy. 1.2.3 bedrooms. 900-4500 sq.lt., featuring 5 level of hone. main door. pdvwo SmAnoslaundry welcome. ChurdvDelaney area. Please call Lee, 683-0611. each pair. Call 723-0117. (031392SNC) round pine table with 1T oaten• sion leaf. Used queen size last, no pets, available kttmediatoy. Phorw 430-7463.appliances as balrorrist and , arr a backyad, 1450 arty $575 kldutlVe 725 (030892) waterbed bladder, heater, (031092) solariums. underground parking. 1904. () E.E.E.IANOSIGRANDFATHER EXPERIENCED E. Teacher CLOCKS - Punas. rep to do". Bonalr humidifier, 2 pars of cross coursry SPACIOUS dean kine bedroom health dub with indoor pool, sauna. erfwciso town and bil- AJAX - rrmodern - basernsrt apti offering home care. 18 months apt sae upright rand skis, poles. Ar 1 a u n d r and -,hi- Nmrds room. To Viow W 428 ,ytsttt (o sq -111.) Oak kkohml, dlfree and t . I. 0tion RWRNA with Meds dire. for Experience n venpurtaure, lOr activities. rldn-snicking. rolwen- V keyboards. CLOCKS -free deivery pncas negotiable. p.m.. 420 2725 bo canditane0, Iween 6 - 11 p.m. (030902 privaw rtrarp 1874. (031592) Step UP whirlpool tub, wart -art dose[ Capin T V hundry hotdl .utdoor , a disc n Ajax. Part time or full cos available. Highway 2 and and set up. Cap TaMp and take advantage of our low �l'-�� 1- Classified FaX carpeted. Fraser Rd. and Harwood. Available now $550. WHITBY - downtown, above store. one bednoom available up and parking. Separate rararroa. time Immediately. 428-8055 Pickering Beach Road. 427- 1031092) 7071. (030992) overhead warehouse prkm. 2238 To intent. all 571.4778, Active M&vh 1, =525 kttkaine 868 SM a n of Avg stole March 1. CaM $836180. - 4331491. (031292) P roPedw io3or9e1 9M1 or 7101$8784$86. (000b82) (0310821 ..,WYa�rerte•e :-+r ...-.. �.....-.+..--..+...-a s��.c+w.urw,ag4rL c.o,'.vR�v�+v-W"'6 °C `:^: i'rl'� i►dik.ryarvx.'hw r1x.�l,�Y%vrr"..liar .rvr ,.�• ,rt _ M• 7 lT.,\ OrNftkg Dm" Home Improvements DRAFTING SERVICES IN THE FOLLOWING Computer Drafting or Manual Process Piping, Mechanical H&V Electrical, Structural, Civil Prices very reasonable Phone Mel Talbot 839-1783 Flooring, Home Carpeting Improvements Me DARSON TILE Professional Ceramic Installation - marble, granite, repairs 8 renovations. For If" sstkmfts call Dave 683-370 CARPET installations - free estimates, restretching a specialty. Reasonable rated. 987-1799 or 9117-1800. D a N Duncan. (TFWFS) INSTALLATION Repairs, nstrdlchs. sub floors. cuacm borders, sane prices. D.C. Service, 416-430-6323. 103159 Handyman GC8 CONSTRUCTION Irtenor . and exterior rePa/rs. renolratrore and construction. No lob too big or small. M f needs to be don•, we can do 4. Fasticean Pr,les. voral work guaranteed. Call C�a,q at 6861913. (TF) PROFESSIONAL HANDYMAN SERVICES - quality carpentry electrical, plumbing and decorating, etc. Small or large. r,orre W oNiha, reasonable with excellent references. Free estrmaes. call 723-1468. 7 am. 8:30 p.m. (030692) Heating, Air Conditioning t40RDIC Heating. Aw condbon- hng ltd. Gas furnaces from 5995.. high efficiency from St995, central err from S127S. Installed, tax included. . KEEPRITE, AMAN& OLSEN, Scarborough, 321-1236, lPickoring. 426-9676. M306W Home SHOWER STALLS Repaired 6 renovated. Wall 8 floor tiles wPOW 8 Installed M/C, Visa, B B.B. LOWEST PRICESI Free estimates. Cal Bernie, Progressive Tile 420-16x8 • 'COMPLETE renovations and bathrooms• kitchens with ceramics• plurnbirng• wKwicat. painting. Free eswnmws• Cal Eugene. 432.2159.(f DESIGNED and linished CANDO 04PRO 6tPROVE ENTS Ottality Renovations Since 1975 Additions • Windows Doors • Decks Basements • Roofs Free Estimates 686-5211 CA104M R 15 "M EXPERIENICE In Boer ityovseehs ft hen. ten. adAtiorw bew war. drywall, taping. painbng. ova"=. lkybods. dedts, no Igo loo mail Ad work Pawanlsed, win "iefeose Free oebee.e casts haeme4amN DOUG'S WALL i CEILING SYSTEMS Drywall, WalliscoMN, Tnmminq, Suspended Ceilings. Acoustic Tdo. Custom Shelving, Specializing In BaWrildrtl RencivabonS. 427-1281 THE NEWS ADVnMew lilli4, tifXWN 4f0i2-llfayc 27-A :,••�••�••r••:r•.'wnwyhsaitaswa'smssswa7M.a,ao.w 7i- PROFESSIONAL 400 " 400 400 "°�" 410 COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL CLYDE Me TUCKER CARPENTRY & MAINTENANCE 420-6638 • FINISHED BASEMENTS • DRYWALL • WASHROOMS • PAINTING •KITCHENS • Registered with Consumer Protection Act. VAZ GENERAL - CONTRACTING = Specializing in all carpentry, additions, basements, kitchens & bathrooms. ceramic we & hardwood floors. Work guaranteed, tee estimates. Housecleaning Housecleaning aAILLIND . _e MAID SERVICES Serving the comm(nity for over a decade. Caring for your home with personalized, Professional services, at highly competitive rates. We honor all competitive coupons. (Fully bonded and insured) 683-7515 EXPERIENCED cmanrg Stop looking for a new „hent. Reasonable fart. please W 4274222 (03UWCNC) Painting, Decorating Room at a time paints 9. Designed la anybody's budget.. Low Rates. watnwrjuP Guarartaed. Call Mike al 428-8190 I�YwALI FNISHNGS INTERIOR and extenor good Boarding, taping, pr Cas, good work For free estarnaes. cal MM at 5766553. textured callings, 903OW suspended ceilings. LOWS Parting and Oecaratrr19 Call Neil 619-0079 welt capering- airless spaying, PICKEfpNG - sea -contained W job is too sm n or too urge. LOU'S Renovations - speciaiz- References ava.laole. quality i g in rec rooms. drywall. Tbar wofkrnanshp guaranteed Cal owfings. carpentry and painting- anytime. 428-8583. (TF) Clea 42&4591 (TF) PROFESSIONAL paruwg and MACDONALDS Horne Im- wapapenng, t room or "chole pfoVNhflts - corrpW hand- house. guaranteed lowest rate(_ yi servile no lob too small. No job's too small. Ouality References upon request. 576 'vorkrthansn0 guaranteed. cad 0977 a (cellular) 434.9245. 43D-2595 any� ( ) (031982) REDECORATE for aprfrg - spe- MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683.9%25 dal rats 15% on. Janes SM~ Painting and Decorating. 23 years experience. fully guars lead. oamssiored by Canadian I"Magazine. 705- 324.9751.f suvims MAGICIAN, clown, friends. Ready, b - I I in ler any ape. any occassion. Birthdays. promotions, openings. kndrais•rs. Magic afhows are kW Lea" Hep. 9367057 or 72941734. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing bas•us, n crballrooms. adds- msgia fpr tfddren.6 parties and tions and second stories Dedits.Mpvjng, el occasions, have rely own carpentry, plumbing and m Visn Call Emile, 469.4972. drainage. Cal YWbr Leaver at (TF) 4262145. M3DN2) EUROPEAN ole specislste; will renovate your bathroom a kitchen wags as wall lit Boor rill. 20 years experisnoe. Good references and satiefclion guaram••d. For Nse saimetw, D. Dykstra. 7254913. (TF) RENOVATIONS. kitchen osbketry, khohet», baa«lrraa wahrocims, a4d6ions, taretom • bullIhomhss Carew. 43244 AJAX Moving System (03179•tut 2) services. moves. appliance and 8ABERContracting - all hourly.ole or >�iow - rfmaed carpentry. addltnonshave . �yurs. Now, free renovations. kitchensba#VQ0M home . boxes with Call 427- offlorgency„rr..oDD6. (TF) refinishing. quality work MEN with large truck wit do guaranteed. 1.5 years household move. residential. •1glW*M. 69629,5. (TFEFG) arnrwrciM- All types of macs. JOURNEYMAN Nearacian. Cal Carl of Jane. 427.2856. rawly addwity onsah rid Two men with trucks 'THE renovations. All work MOVERS' will do al types Of oua lamteod. fres, sat news. Cal rrw,*L lint aaquitiiv give 4208320_ rTFAi we a cat. Pella, 576953;!. OF). Tax, Filfarlciial Directory Plumbing EXpenenced Jrouniornan Pku*w No loll too small - -Faucets showers. 'basement washrooms. wet Gars. ac Any renohrawn or addition Daytime 427-4174. home 427-811109 Ask br'orn LICENSED PLUMBER GOOD RATES QUALITY WORK. ALSO BASEMENT APTS , REC ROOMS. CALL 686-1645 BRIAN Tree Removal ABLE CTOM • TREES REMOVED OR TRIMMED 839-1584 NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? CON Y.C.A. COfFOfBd" 1041111/y (416) 502 -BOW Personal Loan • Business Loan • Debt Consolidation • Car Fr)ancirig Good Credit? Shad Credit? NO PROBLEM! Don't delay - cal! today 481-8841 CALL CLASSIFIED 576-9335 799'7675 AJAX spacious and bright 2 >: AJAx • tAl.tt Rirm401, spa hmrtrdrately - 3 bedroom, .A and shave. $800 MOn.-Fri. 9.5 -0 location. t of eir. -31 1 in POOL laundry, $695 ihtlneivs,, 4enced Mine clan IN firstna:t. April 1. 429-9118, W- ,t,�. (0310921 1 to brlfarsosls PICKEfpNG - sea -contained garage Mm � bachelor apartment, 4 PW' M A hraiable APri bath, private entrance. $400 kitchen. prime entrarhce. Prefer single p»son• f525 irndlsive. monthly incusiw. 699-9905. h000.-�nhbr�l PICKERING village _ bachybr. OSHAWA - Sifacce N. at l roe 004n kitchen, four piece Taunton. 3 bedroom, large bath, fireplace. carpe. aur. .and 9nby room. come private entrance. Parking, would 10 school and slhfppig. $850 VA 0101910. $525 inclusixie. Fira ius utRiOL Fk1Mat3 and Last. 67699.immediately. 2avaiable, 996. AJAX • large bright one (0305M bedroom basement apererert. DETACHED - Apr 4 bedroom, 2 Private entrance. 4 piece bah. r.:wn_ Storey. 2 1n wsfroomtDouble ._... rW- i facilities. Parking. AvaUaille or too ditaned, appliances, no irrnediaely. 1600 monthly. 113 rets. Available March 1 $1200 ulililies. 683-9453. (030392) Plus utirties. Phone 749-2843 or OSHAWA - south end highrise. 427-1354. (0301092) M Glen St.. very clew.large 420 Townhouses units. 2 bedrooms. avail. now a For Rent April 1. $652: Parking, now and cable included. 576.0973 or 725.4896. (031M PICKERING Village - large bright one bedroom basement. separate entrance. parking. $600. April 1. 286-9209 or 427• 0622 eenrrgs. (03089 MANAtatMtNT AJAXbedroom - wesright. y 2. One 579-1628 bedroom bright, Dasme apartment. On grtltrhd floor. OR separate entrance. 5600 per AeC 1 men includes ulidim. Iktsfble. X76-6956 No lets Avawble now. 427- 07M evenings_ro3049Z) PICKERING - oasement aPartment, clean, bright. Peng. cable. Privar ertrancs. uld ties, hat. hydro. Non sm0krg, close 10 Scarborough. Must see. $575 286-1957 (03069'2) SLUEWATER PARK WNMW APARTMENTS t bedroom suites and 2 bedroom suites, in fnmandalsly rttartl9MW tKiddinq, bmadiwm. 3 IpOaf=t ptlol, 6n00k/r table, gallhss MM, t/rrrs courts. sasm" loom, laundry facilities and oll me ptltrl�rtp. 101 KarAisn SL N Mol.flL 5.7 i Sat-afaL 12-5 571.3522 SHEL3ER �......- all AA i► X 77 dt33 FALSY COURT Two bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking inducted. $701/mo. Cal 686-0845 or 686-0841 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-1:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Felby Court 2 bedroom apNMM A family tNAft Ai aondlienil4 bmadoolk 2 appiarlosl iwdry tacrine. soul•• and Unions lamp• 1rNtergmww ptldtnp mdudsd Call 683-6021 s ATTRACTIVE 2 bedroom apertmsnt. Whtby. goes to Go. very clean, parking. $795 ncctuswM e. Avaiiabre April 1. 693 0207. (030592) ATTRACTIVE two bedroom apartment. Whxby. rose 10 Go. very Clean, parking. $7; 9 i crus ve. Available App 1 693 Sn7 (0306921 EXECUTIVE one bedroom basanent apartment, mW new -enovai.on, includes 4 piece oath. wa:; to wa i carpet. separale entrance. Pool, suits one clean, quiet person Weir. No Pea. first,taat. 3600 inclusive Cal Mike 370.1412 (0304921 410 Houses Fix Rent PICKERING, Artnerea, what Rm40' 3 bedroom 1 1.2 bsnu. five appliances, fhwished doserics to s parkshaoprngg S1S12M M a3 .Apra t. 6 SOUTH PrJrnng • rren floor. 3 taedroons. tau "' "' penkng, 9os Wq• yard. $1035 rndts/ve Plus wlties. Frsulest, short, long term. Available rrthsOraMy Edo tWr. 839- 5675. 4273100. (030(!$2) TtdiEE bedrooms hurt, nearing PICIKEiateG - (B+NY•wh4esl • h:orldefiDn' 'OMnene bedroom townhouse, 2 1;2 8reeldast knd»n. ensues path. baths. 5 apotunces. finished basement wa kout. greenWt. bisomient. no garage, outdoor garage. 3 new appkancrs. Apra park ng, mimedrale. $1050 1. f990 pk+i uulitma. No last M=Ny y,,,, Cal 282-2990 W months with good rWwnces. 29}3640. (031292) 7234Mor576-2613.10310921 AVAILABLE $818 - $864<month Plus t1 o April Occup) ncy n1 rimum gross ;rt=e S2.727hnonth required 683-9342 wftkdWS 9a^1 Sp- PICKERING L�veReowlicti encs) Scaoou 3 bdrm Iwhs . 2 appiancra. garage Close to -own Cath For d•tale i:al (Pickarnq) 428.042{ a (Te0a0e) M40fT ..Strom- - P1"M ty M.n.pe.ema lishMd OSHAWA - tutu and 3 ow cion^ iownho4ses. incudes a ; utd4+es. 4 a pli nna. cede to schools and amWwh d. cal 434 3072.(TFj AJAX - 3 el.a/oon bow house. Westn•y P16Hary 2. and ,,rvt warn garage. $975,,montn . utilities. Fret a last. •Merences. NOn-tnwkng, no Pea Avadabw Marcs+ 11,912. 421.3238 030692) Stt.�un. 12-5 >: AJAx • tAl.tt Rirm401, spa hmrtrdrately - 3 bedroom, .A and shave. $800 MOn.-Fri. 9.5 R� does nous.. duplex, for two lar hoc. s•psrade "aa+a. two �• morhth. All thcksrve Also ...1.. available may 1. 3 bedroom. bedrooms• central air• tndge and stove. $1000 per WMIT6Y - on bedroom BOWMANVILLE bright one bro•dium fireplace, large yard. ,,,ort. all inclusive. 725.1007. $850 plus. Available f apartment, bright and clean, p• cellent location. complete beiAoom basement apartmerit n nsredia". Cale 640.7430 or 477-10% P3049Z OSHAWA - 1050 Simpoe St. S.. kitchen. prime entrarhce. Prefer single p»son• f525 irndlsive. new rased maw. San won shower, own laundryroom, 2 bedroom available SAYLVILIVERPOOL - four 6663087. (�1 prykng available em,nrtkaefy. b.aoorme, main flow. Fridgea&l 5907 pike Fridge. :fora, and $550 al inausive. 697.1709. garage. and lichen. appliances. laundry. , Two bedrooms in quiet and Bownendle. (0305112) two ar paAkng, nopals May, 1.rows playground on elle. clean 8 Plex, north Oshawa. close o y arnerM4es' li e• AVAILABLE rnrrle0naey n Applications $875 . 90% uNaw& 2!69997. nelr a I •d up a U-1harn Housing. 1615 Dun- st� parking.laundry facAhm Oshawa and Whilby apst-ent tmo4>M) ties St. E.. 41h Floor. Lang $700 plus hydro. Available budder. spacious. carpeted. AJAX - wno I n detached 3 Tower, wn4by, or nae 4364110 ineredia•y. Mash o1 March ns,P-"CL apartm K Cbl bs,drosm house, 1 V2 bale• 4 from 8:30 - 4= weekdays. he•. 723.1912 p31t192) to bus. shopping• utilities arr, cat. (031020 appliances. Gh included. No pots. O n • lir plebe glraills, lanced yard. TOWfM10UM - spacious LOOKING ler a oozy bright arm bedroom. 3400. two bedroom. two dads, salk 19 Got $1108 plus bbree,n ro,,,,t,o,,,ls, No,fm bs,droan bwrwt apartment? $700.43Dol34. (03319 of aalveL PA%Mnbss 42041i?2. 401. close o Go trap statiae, Whiby street walling for you AJAX -aro b•tiloonk air. fridge. schnook. north and scum GM. p etyuy. „a parar+rn8 frivs,la Move. balcony 9�n• privies THREE bedroan se01, SOW. bbclts away hon Knob Hill. Bus erararlos, la $550 per matin in entrance, no children. Free kidpyern d cor s, washer• dr. frower, slap fiord rpi@L Avad- i Gl 430 7012. POkM $100 indusiw. Now om&V tan, no pets, no able Apfil � 1� � 430 5914. �uilies. Go. � t. Clea 683AW or argil March 1. 4367670. M30482) plus utilities. 6 maths bra AJAX - 3 bedroom bungalow, main floor. WO&Atfl from rt MI GOOD things aren't cheap. SOLO Oshawa. 655.44(X3 abler B 4Rooms To P-rsL 0308M3 m greet Whdby Wallow. Spamull; J0 ftm bedroom to sun dad. $950 Fi, monthly. Inclusive.Apri bedroom apatmort. well kept in DETACHED 3h -4 hoar 1 available April 1. 611111-2779. quilt Wildi g, ad ihcltsavk no wllh psrage n Oshawa quick SOLCOEMOSSLAND - extra (030MD) n� far a dr. amiable now, possession Frsl and INK fridge largo fundal foam no fridge lel•a nepaiae. Cal 4SZ9127. and stove wlaettem- $Sop • in quiet house. =weslty. also FOR net in Ajax - available (030592) utilities. Cal Jerry 486.4085. RitsorvKing. seta• furnished imnetiissely, tfre• bedroorn up- Pa ler9� la with • hed.fele MIST this bright spacious (031080 roost. $50 wsskly. 725-1007. ( ) Harwood and Bayy area $900 M on• beidroorn basement span- NICE 3 bedroom semi in rtoMNy inckfdoe hNiities. 936 meth with airtight wood stove. Oshawa. 2 barrooms, siding FURNISHED roan for rent in a 3666.(030692) Close lo OC and buses. SSW door walkout from rec room, clew. fiietndly Ihonrhs. Brock(401. per morhth, cable and ut ldw fenced backyard. test and wL Kitchen. laundry. cable. and OSHAWA • King and Rikon. 2 - included. No pets. call 434- $675 . utilities. Cal 41e422- unfair: included. $390 ffenvily. two bedroom apartment upper 7697. (031092) 0512 or (705) 437-3613. call anytime. 428-0537. WOW in duplex, fridge, stove ONE and two h•droom ill)(3� 10 (030462) parking and yam' Available April 1. $690 and $710 all ioduiv. apartments. $715 and $740. PICKERING detached, dean, 3 AJAX - spacious furnished 1,d 416-263-2594. (030992) April, no pots, fridge, stow•. rn bungalow, mien •oor, room, cable and laundry carpep, air. Per" Ile 1 car. cen tra gorgeous air. gorges kachen, ladlties. close to pa►ks and WESTNEY and try 2. Aerac. 8bor and Wilson. Oshawa. 721- appliances. laundry. lamed w ook. ideal for sngb worker live, now arm bedroomblsemrne0t 9744. (032992) yard, near schools. smoppirg a mature student. Sao weekly. apanneru, separate entrance, NORTHEASTOshawa - 2 and Go. 5665 non smokers. Cal Cal 683.5im. (031092) parking. appliances. laundry bedroombaswtsnt Apartment. 5 631-6777. Available Agri 1. AJAX - furnished am bedroom partly furnished, bus to GO, single ria, amnalw. no pots. fist/ appliances andutilities AJAX - two bedroom. 5 share 3vifgroan. kAdmn and 4" rel•reces. 5690. 6963735. included. $675 mornhly. Avail- applahcea SM . ud lies, tea badwoom with one other person. O able Aprl 15. Cad 404-9263, and Itlf. Avalabie April 1. 630- Suit maftfre mels, $375 mommy. - leave mruap•• (03ot6r") 7DS4. p30t62) 4260974. (030692) 0 ���d►�>�?�xa�wcmttrsmc,-w)Ea...-soatc>�.: ams., -�.� N:•. �-r.., 430°0"Re�„°� 49013 510 T s 535 sak 670 670 ' -670 f> 670 ftmoriiiift FLORIDA . Siesta K PICKE;.tIG ey, katurious 1 bedroom condo on . W-1- location, end uMs. close to schools, go. LOT for sale n crlwmw. 100 h x 519 h. Asking $89.900. Will hold gull, all amoniti•s. monthly shopping. 4 01 . Walkout. mortgage. All permits. Tel. 728- r toal, available April 1. 416- finished basement. 3 bedrooms. 9871. (031792) 683.1444. (031092) 1 1;2 baths, upgraded broadloom, beautlfully -- - COUNTRY lot for sale - 3.08 CLEARWATER - luxury Gulf maintained $149.000. 642- acres just east of Newaonwlle. front condo, 2 bedrooms, 2 1873. (030592) Has great investment potential. baths. IA.ved availability after RD. Kelowna, B.C. VTY 7P4. $19.500. Phone 666-1807. March 27. Further inquiries, con - _ _ For 0030592) fact fact Steve. 433-0843 (roe) 728 1162 (bus) (030892) 52 Sale Out-of'Town FEMALE: basement for rent. Properties Separate entrance, share DISNEY 10 minutes - 3 54 kitchen, laundry, Clements Rd. bedrooms, accomodaies up to LARGE two bedroom condo, area.. Ajax. Call anytime, avail- 8. available March 14-21, U.S. $68.587 assumable mortgage. B O B C A Y G E O N - three bedroom waterfront home on 11 ADD A Into spice ...B.C. collage BIRTH comic and farrrfy plan kitchen. 2 bedrooms. living roommates - Cindy, Lisa. Diane, ning counselling. Free and room. 3 piece bath. parking and Jennifer have exciting per. oxxnldshfW, available Monday A high quality, fencers dating sonal photos Of themselves for to Friday, 8:30 am. to 4:30 p.m. and introduction service, sale. For discreet information, Clinic in Oshawa, Tuesday, 1 to exCl115ively for the residents of write to Cindy Price, Box 670- 3 p.m., and Wednesday 1 to 6 S' the Durham Region RD. Kelowna, B.C. VTY 7P4. p.m. Pickering Thurs. 3.00 p.m. Inexpensive, thoughtful Adults only pleasel. (031292) to 6 p.m. For further information referral, large ckert base garage, al; appliances. Flexible call Oshawa 433.8901 or Pick. mon perth. Gram. 668-65N fc30592) JESUS says, can the blind lead wing 420-8781 (TF) ' the blind? Does your minister poor credit, self-employed, cottage DISTRESS Centre - Need wear glasses? The hireling is JESUS In Oshawa . At the someone to talk to? Calf us the hired minister. Micah 311, Holiday Inn, Sal., 7:30 p.m. anytime, 433-1121, 427-5839. TF Isaiah 5610-12. John 10:11. , C Room 221. Jim Campbell, I. 705953-9475 (030592) able immediately $400 per $575 plus tau. A-1 11-18 U.S. no qual., 53000 down beautiful Little Silver Lake 1 ( I m ampbe 1-705-953.9475. month. 427.2667. (030892) $400 us tax. Phone 416-333- negotiable. Balcony, parking, ( 0 d available immediately. Open minutes from Bobcaygeon on LJVERPOOLIBAYLY - furnished 5749 (031092) House - 900 Glen St., Apt, 414. 9649) Ideal retirement home or room torrent in bungalow- Share Oshawa. Sat%Sun, 12.4. 416- for year round recreational all facilities on maxi floor, rent Homes 531.5041. (031092) purposes. New pine floors and negotiable. Prefer non-sm mer, 500 For Sale kitchen. Magnihc,ent fieldstone CallyTerry after 6. 831-5206 BOWMANVILLE - small one fireplace. full cedar deck with (M_ 192) bedroom condo. tiny but terrific. walkouts from living room and TAGtes country home. Air con., ceramic floors. oak master bedroom Maintenance AJAX - single room in large minutes from town, 2 or 3 free exterior. drilled well, friendly home. Shared kitchen, bedrooms• sunken dining room, clipboards, balcony, perfect for system and electric eat septic laundry and park ng available. open concept, full basement, ell. $81.900,bachelor a couple23- Must $165,OOC. Call Bob Lyons. large lot, $151.000. OPEN sell, $81.900. Call 623-8989 Cat Pat at 427-71 3 (0313492) 9 Masotti Real Estate Ltd. (416) HOUSE. Sat and Sun. Cali 655- (030592) 632.2554 or (416) 637 2376. ACy 450 Shared 4106. (o3o69z) - comm. ORONO - 3 bedroom ranch style 545 Vacation 545 vacation bungalow on gorgeous 1 1,z Properties Properties OSHAWA East a. 47' • •ec c' acres. small forest around wend- M - seeing e„mps? Snare immaeu ing stream, great for kids, in-law Ike 3 bedroom house. female apartment, separate entrance. COTTAGE ' $59 900 non smoker prefarred. All woo to deli ancth aed heated utilities included Car 404-•756 garage, askne $174.900. 983- (030692) 5112 after 5 p m. (032692) FANTASTIC LAKE. Exterior Complete, big THREE bedroom house. air, LARGE sem., on lake front private lot. private sand beach, super fireplace. laundry facilities, street 4 bedrooms. 1 1••2 baths, garage. central A:ax. quiet shang glass walkout to deck. $dimming, fishing, hiking, X -Skiing, terms. w oner, lurnishedurfurmsned must sell Reduced 3119.900. C ,e r�r� room. non-smoker preferred. no Open House. Sat.. Sun.. 1-4 4163-349-2911 Pets, available immediately. p.m. 654 Stone_ Oshawa, 579• 5395 428-1446,(C303W) _ 5273.(030392) ! , CENTRAL Ajax - renovated OSHAWA covey 3 bedroom Mortgage house to snare. two ^*mute work 575 Money TO 580 Lend v Insurance to all amenities. 4 appliances, bungalow, excellent location, parking. cable, air. pool. deck. terms negotiable. reduced. A BPOKER ^,n -r-r. . MCNEr A.--,, and barboque. Furr,shed• private. asik.ng 4138.000. 416- on a rro^gage Jo to 95% for f •s• . me nome buyers unfurnished 990 weeny Ed. 2638288. (031) quaj-t,ed purchasers. Cal! Refinance to ower rates to, big ra MAnne at Cit,ca tai 428-7737.(030592) Y P� favin s beforet rt t Ajax -Pickering ,'.rlJy!-Id�A'e -� � ? re bedroom sem, ktden, 9 a.,rs s a 0 Fenaniaa 4275578. (C3t592) climb Call ALPHA HOUSE. AJAX mouse to snare. $350 kvrhgroom, dmrproom, tarry - Debts out d moot.^.,y nous ve a1 facilities room. very dean, available April MONEY Probbncv 51287-8 or toil tree 416559- 420-5786. Business 9-6 or 427- 1 Close to 5 Pts mal S12C.000 cori,oi-- 3verdue''vYe can hep 9376. Chris or Rion. ' -416 559 1 6441 are 6 p.m Asx for Pat or best otter. Call 725-6767. cans. debt con soodations, 9374 (030592) (03049?) (030692) leasing. hnancia counseling. MORTGAGES to 95% of proper FREE CONSIILTATICN Na. fr is .e. some below ba^x NTIC WESTNEY Finley area -one 110 many gown 3 (edroom, t tional Credit Counselling Pickrates, speca'.z m pre -quant ^9 Y person wanted to char• 4 1.7 ilrorey. Dna houw, large ening Oshawa. 433 1425 ,ng Int t.r-,e buyers mortgages bedroom home wth 2 mules. drive and garage on large rot. -:ASL) and loans la any pu•pOse. All Panung avaOLible t:10C rt,onmy RIt•on,4D1 area $116.000. irClusve Ask for Mike or Dan. $1079 monthly. Call Rick Or MORTGAGES anc loans 9C applicationsoapplications considereC. •egard- 686-8784 (0304925 Doug. 6686805 a -4 579252 era^c' AJAX - 4 bedroom ex•Mne p3109z arranged Any home. Private family room. IMMACULATE tastefully :.orrvtwnny Financial Servx:es parking_ laundry, security. arc do rated 3 bedroom sem. r , IN OR Coo ition,rhg. Intercom system large master bedroom, large S 3 5 plus Non smoker closets. 2 Darts. finished re: r(OX A92) 428-9214- (0s92! room. Fenced yard. dose to PICKERING south of Wfrts Panuschocis East Oshawa Fid cer'taie, basementr. , quit $132.000 434 '462. (0306912`. TFi 580 Insuraae nceCan Doug or Rick ng, cow^ pay^ier: also amourn available 668-6805. lerss dcreat rating arc ncnmle Fast service and approva:s aaycan Finanaal -!0 571-2880 Oshawa. 6862936. Pickering (TFA, , 580 Mortgage Insurance Inev IV "m Sin,"° laundry, BROKER nasf10.000toW-oat MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? kitchen. 2 bedrooms. living $147 per north. Contact Jerry Mage. 10MGM room. 3 piece bath. parking at 6611l Commtm.y Finan - - Business $550 inclusive 420 7382 cW Services (TF) 590 (C31022) - - 0SHAWA Kx4Harmony - for //i� 4iT�0w31 WHITBY worm to share central- sale by owrwr 3 bedroom Own - o IDEAL an _ ^x.ed d •e,C •^lot y, located 3 bedroom townhouse galow wtrm n 2 Dedroobaso crit adven,sng; has 'rancnses to saw n Whitby. Oshawa. and wntn 1 othp'j Paring Laundry. apartment Central a9, anacned Ajax -Pickering &Area uti.�lMrs included Available irrynod,alely. $425 garage, al; appliances. Flexible Up to 90% financing. Refinancing, mon perth. Gram. 668-65N fc30592) s15C.000. financing. Mr Green 420-6349 1031792, consolidation, power of sale, foreclosure, PICKERING Wh tee, OIJIET Kw Court, $162.900 poor credit, self-employed, cottage Sheppnwo. 3 bedroom horns to spaCous 3 . 1 bedroom cuttor•t rlrrlrlGrly, variant land. MF'a�•srtt,,''professional chitin !*met* lt n h smoker, Parking. dose o shopping and buPdine nome. large separate Wining room and living room, pr service, 24 hours. Dams $450 Pius 1,2 ableaM& •at-inkitcnet.4paceand2-aro EQUIGUARD Call 4893125. leave massage pace taxon. fabulous wtasoul. MORTGAGE (030892) roc room w,th fireplace NO SERVICES PICKERIIIG n AGENTS 72859 48 (031092) . arge ouse to wan frapk ce. Mary ehdras. kin• snare. wan one otFor naw Feaw AJAX - Viaona Woods bet. Mage. 10MGM ptellrred Avauable bright. open concept. 2 storey. - Business imm9-0312 sdialwy Phone 50or fully detac^.ed home n quiet 590 754 ..., (031092) resider" area. 3 bedrooms. 2 Opportunities SENOR lady looking to snare 1I Dams. ,mmkacuW* cdrditon Beamul oak floors. separate o IDEAL an _ ^x.ed d •e,C •^lot accorrrodalion with same Cal between 9 a.m. - 7:30 m 668- P lers� and dung rooms Country adven,sng; has 'rancnses to saw n Whitby. Oshawa. and 79,56. (031092) sized kitchen overlooking Bowmarvilie area. Training and PICKERING - 2 bedroom span- fansre with waittokering brickkfireplace. Maim floor backup support included Cal trout to share. Wyk" preferred Laundry room wan separid aN se ( 4 30892) 5 f o r information. $300 per month. Cas 831-4471. on&anm. DEuble car garage, (030492) built in dishwasher. partially NEON Sign - dulch product, top fns finished basement. profs- seller in Europe. You car, 455 Rent sionay decaalW. 5 min. wall change told on son. For iron• to Go. shopping, schools. information, call 686-4727. SEE weles $207.000. Call 683-2517. Sales Reps and Dealers 610 legal Notice$ Notice is hereby given that I Elva Jean Fleming will no longer be responsible for any debts occurred in my name after this date' Wednesday, March CENTRAL Oshawa - two (0305ed.2) wanted. (091092) 4• 1992• unless broom. 1 1,2 baths. sauna• otherwise signed. i poo(. kill exercise room, un- OPEN Han• - 12 Kirby Cts., PRORTABLE wall •stabkshoo dergroun0 pill"and car wish Whitby- Sat., and SUn., 1.4 p.m. vending business for sale. bay. Applenac•s. $900 per 3 plus ori bedroom aground Coffee, popand snack fn630 R�ii9ra sorxh, ulkties included. Avail- pool carnal aim. family fount machines- comhpsC routs, tap G 430.3262 or leave acre March 1. Phone 40411513. tog wan frapk ce. Mary ehdras. kin• (030392) mheditb possession. $1791900. Mage. 10MGM BRIGHT - beatxluf. 2 bedroom Cora 432-111M. (030592) ATTENTION GM employees. condo wan swimming POOL all DON'T miss this one Whilby eft- does your future look bleak? OPPM- and car parking. oo*vo s � over Story Available May 1, TaunWn Rd. "MMkO vAlW,Immaculat• 44 March March 1992. FctgBt Como and Sirrcoe St, Oshawa $780 b•0 I r hptw, irony upgrades, Canada, unlimited income mony. Call 430.1607. (030692) including 5 piece •nsuite, potential, looking for cannot a/, $239.900. Cad 723- Mtreprenounai family -driven AJAX - East Hampton '2 1664.1321 individuals. Cad 613.8344;597. bedroom psn&dollee onto lake. (030692) Lakeview. 3 appliances. 2 AJAX - ROW Drivel close so Go, parking, Indoor pool, air 401 and schools, 4 bedrooms, 2 condlioned. fifsplace. euwdw 1/2 baths. main floor farrlily Sauna, tennis. 2 washrooms, Loom, with marble firpl xce. 1850 plus unties. AvalabN huge sundock, walkout from Immediately. 428-2778. Ixaserrrrs to finished yard, air fID3ON2) conditioning, built in dishwasher, very clean, MR. WWI 1212,000. Phone 428-3669. 490 yomm Rmuk MWW CUSTOM hams radumd -like TWO fuly, flmlishod properhw row..a uwwknw,i y,ua kin ie, every for tont: 3 bedroom honor on and dining. kitchen, 2J pies water, Newport Richey - 2 baths, garage plus. On ap- 650 Auctron.S 650 AlJCU0f18 bedroom condo in Shiver Spring proxswo* 60.5 x 100 lc in Shores, near Glass Bollen Boat north west Whitby. Asking attraction. low -season rates $164,1100. Telephone 666.20613. now in effect. Weekly or (030892) SAT, MARCH 14, 11 AX monthly. 686.3397. (031192) $144,900 - two years new. 3 Locadpn• T"d HM,(Wxemont CLEARWATER - 3 bedrooms, bedroom brick sidesplit on large . fury furnished, air cam, inhabits 110 x 200 country lot overlook- Property of Mr. & Mrs. J. Devitt, Claremont. hones. HoatW pools. hot tub. ing Lake Scugog, north Shore. Aft' Ue fUrnitlXe, an oONectlbles, European tennis, shuffleboard, children $iniad Al. 1.416.728-6241, Fact. 2/ fQ antique rope^ welcome. (Less than motel). or home. 1.705.786.3315. cher dds, pills much more. See next week's paper for Available March 21 and on. 683- 6 p.m. Will consider trade. full details. Into. Dan Barkley, 649.3719. 5503. 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