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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_03_13V look at the region's delivery of health services. The public will be informed of the process through the media, she says - Health -care institutions are faced with significant changes in light of Ontario's heavy debts and 1 declining revenues. In this year's provincial budget, premier Bob Rae announced a historically low one -per cent increase in funding ing our region is especially dith- cult because the population has nearly doubled in the past 20 years while health-care services have not been able to develop at a comparable rate. Durham's task force includes health-care "consumers" and rep- resentatives from hospitals, com- munity health service agencies, physicians, unions and regional government. 'You can't touch this' Harwood Secondary School In Ajax put on a show of muscle during its fifth annual Arm Wrestling Toumament recently. A total of 127 competitors took part In the Spirit Week event. Here, Dwayne 'Flamm l la ninon gives It his all. photo by Ron PlebonMo 1 Rise in hold-ups worries cops By NORMAN NELSON Dart= Staff DURHAM - Police are "concerned" about a rise in armed robberies which has seen more than one hold-up a day this year. i So far this year police have investigated 75 robberies, which averages to 15 every two weeks. Last year the two-week rate was less than 12, 4 and the year before the average was less than seven. Police have so far solved less than half of last year's robberies. In two recent heists, a knife -wielding than held up the Checkers on King St. just east of Oshawa around 10:30 pm. Monday and two gun - toting males robbed the Mac's Milk at Bayly St. and West Shore Blvd. in Pickering around 4:30 am. Tuesday. The bandits got a small amount of money in each heist. And in both cases, the robbery was the third of the year for the business, says Durham Regional police sergeant Sandy Ryne. "We're obviously concerned," says Sgt. Ryrie. 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Brian Cain, superintendent of business for the Durham Board of Education, says property damage and loss increased 27 per cent in 1991 from the year before. "Even though we've got a fairly large increase over last year I don't view it as excessive, considering the number of schools we have and the (frequent) after-school usage," says Mr. Cain. A lot of vandalism occurs during school vacations such as March break, Christmas and Easter, but Mr. Cain says many break-ins also occur during weekends and after school. The largest cost to the board is malicious glass breakage. Loss and damage to school prop- erty cost the board $221,651 for 1991. Glass broken by vandals makes up about $130,000 of that amount, says Mr. Cain. Accidental breakage accounts for under $20,000. Vandalism occurs more in devel- oped areas than rural areas, he says. "If you have a school adjacent to a park you're going to attract a lot of after-school use," says Mr. Cain, who notes schools with portables are also a target for vandals. Other damage sterns from break- ins and attempted break-ins. Theft of computer and audio visual equipment almost doubled. In 1990 there were 14 thefts, valued at Quebec split would lower our living standard: senator DURHAM - The recent federal budget has to be looked at in a "pos- itive way," a Progressive Conservative senator says. Consiglio Di Nino, speaking at the party's Ontario Riding Association annual general meeting March 6, said, "For the first time in I don't know how long, this is a bud- get with no tax increases. It's a bud- get that gives 14 million taxpayers, -everyone of us, a tax cut." About 50 people attended the ,meeting, held at the Ajax Community Centre. Mr. Di Nino spoke on the budget and the recent constitutional propos- als from an all -party national unity committee. The government plans to reduce the federal deficit by reducing expenditures, he said. "Fourteen -million Canadians will receive a little more in their pay cheques. Nobody is going to get rich; it's not a huge tax reduction, but it's a step in the right direction," Di Nino said. He called the enriched child tax benefit "controversial. Are we doing away with univer- sality? Yes we are. If you make over $50,000 a -year, you get a (family allowance) cheque and you pay it back (through income tax). You don't need it. We'll give it to those who need it," he said. Finance minister Don United Way accepting applications for funding � #AJAX-PKXMM -'Itis Unified Why warms to share proceeds from its most sueoeww fiord -raising campaign with small c ornmtmrty vents. The Ajax -bickering offwe says limited fimds are available for small commonly initiative projects and is now accepting applicadoes for fun& in& When preparing submissions, applicants are asked to include the group's name.. a description of their program, a comirmir ity-needs profile, and proposed budget, as well as address, telephaae nu mbm contact person and charitable registration mmnbm ,Requests should be submitted to the Allombons Committee , Ajax- Pickeritig Weed Way, 158 Harwood Ave., S, Ajax, Ont., LIS 211116. men- tion Deanna Roxburgh. The United Way gives funding to 27 agencies which provide health and social services. It brought in more than $1 million in last year's fimd4&*- For rum information 00 community initiative funding, call the United Way at 6860601i.'ibe deaidliae for submissions is Tues y, March 31. "Mazankowski was clear; the gov- ernment doesn't have a lot of room to move," said Di Nino. The constitutional proposals open up a "very crucial debate. For someone who just lost a job in St. Catharines (when General Motors closed a plant there), distinct society for Quebec means nothing," he says. The unity committee's report "is a discussion paper, not a Bible. "Unless we keep this country together, your standard of living is going to be less than it is today," he claimed. Quebec "isn't going to get any- thing" by being recognized as a dis- tinct society. "The Quebec Act of 1774 recog- nized Quebec as a distinct society. It's been recognized since the begin- ning of time in this country," he noted. S I V% EARS CORRECTION NOTICE in our Sears 'Super Saturday, lurch 14, 1992' flyer, on pope 3. the prciures inr the Guardsman Ultra and Roadhandler SCR ties are reversed. Alto in this flyer paps 3, The Craftsman owdess screwdriver, #22906 is not as Wie r"epm argr irKomenierm Eris may hews GRAND OPENING PRkE BUSTERS CLEARANCE CENTRE SAVE 50.70%Eveir oar vootWE OCAowAvEsr eo0asr MM cowm tr UM to suNom-ms *aSMr Sty drrrr =a of at in fr w*4 mpe 14.V4A f m gain ft" Clint **M ret, ifl 040 - 4mm $13,500. In 1991 there were 27, costing $37,500. The board sets aside money each year in its budget to cover loss and damage to property. 67 Kearney Drive In Prestigious Pickering Village Priced at U96-, crow $284,900 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY MARCH 14 & 15 1 p.m. 4 p.m. Cali 427-1757 CORRECTION The ad that appeared for Mario's Hair Design in the March 11 issue of the News Advertiser should have read Cut extra for 1/2 price perms. We apologize for any inconvenience. Cone enjoy oW super Sunday Buffet only $6 95 /z FOr Kids Annandale Golf & Country Club 683-3210 - P.O. Box 91 r Bumper pool � �, s.� .�� - ��;�:. �� 77 - break � Hwy The Barbara Black Youth Resource Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, offers activities and P .. e services for local youths. Here, centre volunteer Wayne Morris shoots bumper�.•.� Pool. photo by Celia Bronkhorst A - !E7 41 Quebec split would lower our living standard: senator DURHAM - The recent federal budget has to be looked at in a "pos- itive way," a Progressive Conservative senator says. Consiglio Di Nino, speaking at the party's Ontario Riding Association annual general meeting March 6, said, "For the first time in I don't know how long, this is a bud- get with no tax increases. It's a bud- get that gives 14 million taxpayers, -everyone of us, a tax cut." About 50 people attended the ,meeting, held at the Ajax Community Centre. Mr. Di Nino spoke on the budget and the recent constitutional propos- als from an all -party national unity committee. The government plans to reduce the federal deficit by reducing expenditures, he said. "Fourteen -million Canadians will receive a little more in their pay cheques. Nobody is going to get rich; it's not a huge tax reduction, but it's a step in the right direction," Di Nino said. He called the enriched child tax benefit "controversial. Are we doing away with univer- sality? Yes we are. If you make over $50,000 a -year, you get a (family allowance) cheque and you pay it back (through income tax). You don't need it. We'll give it to those who need it," he said. Finance minister Don United Way accepting applications for funding � #AJAX-PKXMM -'Itis Unified Why warms to share proceeds from its most sueoeww fiord -raising campaign with small c ornmtmrty vents. The Ajax -bickering offwe says limited fimds are available for small commonly initiative projects and is now accepting applicadoes for fun& in& When preparing submissions, applicants are asked to include the group's name.. a description of their program, a comirmir ity-needs profile, and proposed budget, as well as address, telephaae nu mbm contact person and charitable registration mmnbm ,Requests should be submitted to the Allombons Committee , Ajax- Pickeritig Weed Way, 158 Harwood Ave., S, Ajax, Ont., LIS 211116. men- tion Deanna Roxburgh. The United Way gives funding to 27 agencies which provide health and social services. It brought in more than $1 million in last year's fimd4&*- For rum information 00 community initiative funding, call the United Way at 6860601i.'ibe deaidliae for submissions is Tues y, March 31. "Mazankowski was clear; the gov- ernment doesn't have a lot of room to move," said Di Nino. The constitutional proposals open up a "very crucial debate. For someone who just lost a job in St. Catharines (when General Motors closed a plant there), distinct society for Quebec means nothing," he says. The unity committee's report "is a discussion paper, not a Bible. "Unless we keep this country together, your standard of living is going to be less than it is today," he claimed. Quebec "isn't going to get any- thing" by being recognized as a dis- tinct society. "The Quebec Act of 1774 recog- nized Quebec as a distinct society. It's been recognized since the begin- ning of time in this country," he noted. S I V% EARS CORRECTION NOTICE in our Sears 'Super Saturday, lurch 14, 1992' flyer, on pope 3. the prciures inr the Guardsman Ultra and Roadhandler SCR ties are reversed. Alto in this flyer paps 3, The Craftsman owdess screwdriver, #22906 is not as Wie r"epm argr irKomenierm Eris may hews GRAND OPENING PRkE BUSTERS CLEARANCE CENTRE SAVE 50.70%Eveir oar vootWE OCAowAvEsr eo0asr MM cowm tr UM to suNom-ms *aSMr Sty drrrr =a of at in fr w*4 mpe 14.V4A f m gain ft" Clint **M ret, ifl 040 - 4mm $13,500. In 1991 there were 27, costing $37,500. The board sets aside money each year in its budget to cover loss and damage to property. 67 Kearney Drive In Prestigious Pickering Village Priced at U96-, crow $284,900 OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY MARCH 14 & 15 1 p.m. 4 p.m. Cali 427-1757 CORRECTION The ad that appeared for Mario's Hair Design in the March 11 issue of the News Advertiser should have read Cut extra for 1/2 price perms. We apologize for any inconvenience. Cone enjoy oW super Sunday Buffet only $6 95 /z FOr Kids Annandale Golf & Country Club 683-3210 - P.O. Box 91 PAGE 44M NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. MARCH 13, IM Sandra Keller and her friends In the 3rd Pickering Village Sparks went to a drive-in movie recently. Well, sort of. They made cardboard cars and watched movies at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, their regular meeting place. photo by Ron Pietroniro Ajax to study lakefront By KEITH GELLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX - The town wants to study its waterfront, with a view to deter- mining the future use of the area before another agency dictates its fate. On Monday night, Ajax coun- cil's committee of the whole approved establishing terms of ref- erence for a study. Town planning director Peter Tollefsen told the committee five levels of government have an inter- est in the waterfront — the town, Durham region, the federal and provincial governments, and the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. "All want to do a study of the waterfront. If we don't do it our- selves, someone else will do it for us," he said. The federal and provincial gov- ernments are involved through the Crombie commission, a royal com- mission studying the future of the lakefront from Hamilton to Bowmanville. Mr. Tollefsen reported to the committee that there's no single document uniting the policies of the various planning agencies and defining the goals and long-term land use priorities for the water- front. Pressures to develop along the waterfront are mounting, Mr. Tollefsen said, and the town needs a single document to "ensure a con - Ajax gets $8,300 more from province in '92 AJAX - The province will give the town an extra 58,300 in unconditional grants this year. Ajax treasurer Greg Kirkbride told council's budget advisory committee recently the town will receive a one - per cent increase in unconditional grants in 1992, or S8.?19. Last year, the town received S831,900 in uncondi- tional grants, he said. The town can use the unconditional grants for any purpose. Receiving the grants "basically reduces the amount we have to raise through taxation," 'qtr. Kirkbride noted. sistent approach to development applications." Hi -Rise Structures has filed a development proposal for its 10 -acre site at the foot of Harwood Ave., and Runnymede Development is expect- ed to file an application for its lands at the mouth of Carruthers Creek. In addition, the region wants to build a water supply plant on the lakefront, next to an existing plant. Setting the terms of reference for the study should take at least three months, Mr. Tollefsen said. "The terms of reference are the most challenging pan of these stud - A ar ies. maybe longer than the study. Once we hammer out the terms, weN know where we're going." The planning and parks and recreation departments would work on the terms of reference and con- duct the study. Mr. Tollefsen doesn't know how much the project will cost. The region expects to start its waterfront study sometime this year, he said. The regional study will examine the entire waterfront in Durham, while the town study will cover the lakefront within Ajax's borders. Peanuts roasted in $ 110, 000 fire AJAX - A fire started by mechanical and electrical failure caused about S 110,000 damage at a peanut making plant Monday. Mel Wadsworth, of the Ajax Fire Department, says most of the damage at Matthew McAvan Enterprises Ltd. on Station St. was to machinery. There was "minimal" damage to the building, most of it smoke related. The blaze began around 8:50 am. and took firefighters about 30 minutes to extinguish. At one point, flames shot out a roof -vent con- nected to the machine that was on fire. Among the products made at the company are roasted peanuts and peanut butter. There were no injuries. 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We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 am. -6:00 p.m. Reg. prices shown are Sears prices. End sexual bias The Durham Board of Education delayed all it could, and then did what the masters at Queen's Park are demanding. Ontario's Ministry of Education has ordered that 50 per cent of manage- ment positions, such as supervisor and principal, be filled by women by 2000. The idea is to redress decades of discrimination (which may or may not have existed in Durham) in one fell swoop. But since the vast majority of those jobs are held by men, it means a new decade of discrimination is about to begin. Pauline Laing, director of education for the public board, says the positions will become female by attrition — as men retire or move to new jobs they will be replaced by women. In other words, when a job opens up, men need not apply. If they do apply, no matter how qualified they are, they will not be hired. They can- not be — Durham's administration will have to hire every woman who's even vaguely qualified to meet Queen's P?rk's target. Taken from the long view of history the employment equity plan is probably not a bad idea. After all, men have had their tum, and turn aboat is fair play. But from the point of view of young ambitious teachers it is anything but fair. A man and a woman graduate from teacher's college, apply for a job with the public school board and begin teaching, with equal distinction. The young woman has not been discriminated against — she has no grievance against the system. No matter how badly women were treated in previous decades, she has lost nothing. Now, when both apply for promo- tion. she is automatically chosen for the position. The man is automatically rejected. This is fair? How does rewarding the young woman for being female redress previ- ous sexual discrimination.' It doesn't. It merely perpetuates it. After 50 per cent of management positions are filled by women, most of them young, and the older men continue to retire, a position will inevitably arise where there are far more women in positions of authority than men. What will we do then: start employment equity for men? Where does dis- crimination end' It ends with common sense: if people are hired solely on the basis of qualifications, the mathematics of sex will take care of themselves. COME ON BRIAN,.. 'CRYO BE FiFXIBLE, Letters ' Ridiculous scheme' could cost taxpayers To the editor, Do the people of Ajax know that their town council is seriously con- sidering embarking on a S12 million project to "modernize" Pickering Feeling 'greener' To the editor, After reading "Nobody blue over can in blue box pick-ups" (March 8) I felt compelled to write. Although 1 can't speak for all residents of Durham, personally l think we've taken a sup backwards. I applaud the program, but are we doing enough? Instead of picking tip recyclable materials every two weeks. why not garbage? We should be encouraging people to compost and recycle more and throw out less! Combining recy- cling, composting and more "envi- ronmentally smart" shopping reduces our weekly waste incredi- bly! We would all be seeing and feel- ing "greener" if we focussed more on the "new environmental habits" and less on our traditional ones like weekly garbage pick-up- Filem FAbier, Ajax Beach, using $9 million of the gen- eral taxpayers' dollars to do it? Why are the councillors so will- ing to hand over such a magnificent gift for those 190 properties at Picketing Beach' Well, because the 60 vacant lot holders who wish to develop their investments keep ask- ing for that, and so the councillors want to make them happy. And what will the Ajax taxpayers get in return for their S9 million gift? Well, if they come down to Pickering Beach to visit, they can walk on the trice new sidewalks. If they happen to be real estate agents, they can get in on the dollars to be trade dividing and selling the vacant lots. And if they happen to be one of the lucky 130 homeowners who already live at Pickering Beach, they'll have the added privilege of paying an extra 57,000 to S10,000 each, minimum, besides their share of the S9 million general rise in taxes, and also have their streets tom up for the next 1 I years. Sixty of those Pickering Beach resident -homeowners have already sent signed letters to council to tell them they don't want this project. If any of the other taxpayers in Ajax want to object to paying S9 million I� 9 million towards this ridiculous scheme, they'll need to do it now, because it's in the Ajax budget this month, and scheduled to start this year. I By the way, has anyone noticed that town council has not called even one public information meeting to tell us anything about this pro- 1eclt? Janis Mitchell, Ajax Yaboard The News Advertiser asked same area residents bow they feel about a new public scbool Q�PiOu`G policy that calls for women to bold 50 per cent of supervisory positions by the year �" ?000. Kin Quigley says, "Sounds great, they're more than 50 per cent of the population now. My wife is a good boss already." of he •the Hews Advertiser News Ini ii-- - Advertiser is pro- A Metroland Community Newspaper bir and u a COpt"�" rld nouthorlted YM ww Me N Wel can is F M Ih-- End sexual bias The Durham Board of Education delayed all it could, and then did what the masters at Queen's Park are demanding. Ontario's Ministry of Education has ordered that 50 per cent of manage- ment positions, such as supervisor and principal, be filled by women by 2000. The idea is to redress decades of discrimination (which may or may not have existed in Durham) in one fell swoop. But since the vast majority of those jobs are held by men, it means a new decade of discrimination is about to begin. Pauline Laing, director of education for the public board, says the positions will become female by attrition — as men retire or move to new jobs they will be replaced by women. In other words, when a job opens up, men need not apply. If they do apply, no matter how qualified they are, they will not be hired. They can- not be — Durham's administration will have to hire every woman who's even vaguely qualified to meet Queen's P?rk's target. Taken from the long view of history the employment equity plan is probably not a bad idea. After all, men have had their tum, and turn aboat is fair play. But from the point of view of young ambitious teachers it is anything but fair. A man and a woman graduate from teacher's college, apply for a job with the public school board and begin teaching, with equal distinction. The young woman has not been discriminated against — she has no grievance against the system. No matter how badly women were treated in previous decades, she has lost nothing. Now, when both apply for promo- tion. she is automatically chosen for the position. The man is automatically rejected. This is fair? How does rewarding the young woman for being female redress previ- ous sexual discrimination.' It doesn't. It merely perpetuates it. After 50 per cent of management positions are filled by women, most of them young, and the older men continue to retire, a position will inevitably arise where there are far more women in positions of authority than men. What will we do then: start employment equity for men? Where does dis- crimination end' It ends with common sense: if people are hired solely on the basis of qualifications, the mathematics of sex will take care of themselves. COME ON BRIAN,.. 'CRYO BE FiFXIBLE, Letters ' Ridiculous scheme' could cost taxpayers To the editor, Do the people of Ajax know that their town council is seriously con- sidering embarking on a S12 million project to "modernize" Pickering Feeling 'greener' To the editor, After reading "Nobody blue over can in blue box pick-ups" (March 8) I felt compelled to write. Although 1 can't speak for all residents of Durham, personally l think we've taken a sup backwards. I applaud the program, but are we doing enough? Instead of picking tip recyclable materials every two weeks. why not garbage? We should be encouraging people to compost and recycle more and throw out less! Combining recy- cling, composting and more "envi- ronmentally smart" shopping reduces our weekly waste incredi- bly! We would all be seeing and feel- ing "greener" if we focussed more on the "new environmental habits" and less on our traditional ones like weekly garbage pick-up- Filem FAbier, Ajax Beach, using $9 million of the gen- eral taxpayers' dollars to do it? Why are the councillors so will- ing to hand over such a magnificent gift for those 190 properties at Picketing Beach' Well, because the 60 vacant lot holders who wish to develop their investments keep ask- ing for that, and so the councillors want to make them happy. And what will the Ajax taxpayers get in return for their S9 million gift? Well, if they come down to Pickering Beach to visit, they can walk on the trice new sidewalks. If they happen to be real estate agents, they can get in on the dollars to be trade dividing and selling the vacant lots. And if they happen to be one of the lucky 130 homeowners who already live at Pickering Beach, they'll have the added privilege of paying an extra 57,000 to S10,000 each, minimum, besides their share of the S9 million general rise in taxes, and also have their streets tom up for the next 1 I years. Sixty of those Pickering Beach resident -homeowners have already sent signed letters to council to tell them they don't want this project. If any of the other taxpayers in Ajax want to object to paying S9 million I� 9 million towards this ridiculous scheme, they'll need to do it now, because it's in the Ajax budget this month, and scheduled to start this year. I By the way, has anyone noticed that town council has not called even one public information meeting to tell us anything about this pro- 1eclt? Janis Mitchell, Ajax Yaboard The News Advertiser asked same area residents bow they feel about a new public scbool Q�PiOu`G policy that calls for women to bold 50 per cent of supervisory positions by the year �" ?000. Kin Quigley says, "Sounds great, they're more than 50 per cent of the population now. My wife is a good boss already." Janes Grabant says, "I think it's great. It's about time we give women more chances." JOANNE BU:GHARDT - Editorin-Chief GREG COMES - Marvoginp Editor HUGH NKNOl3ON - Advertising Marro MONIQUE LEA - notal Sdw Mo-KiGw UNt SALEY - Daitib Am Mvloger SOPAIN00M - 6113.6110 10 - 0 1111011- 6n 9n 7 1 LADveinnre - 60.110 CIANM - NO -Un FAX - 6113.7363 111011011114 ADYHTAM 114I1111 4WI31111 ab►t1111111MaAMNON% �- 71 un shouldn't be any mandatory quo- tas. The most qualified person should get the job. I don't feel this is a good policy." most qualified person should have the job, never mind what sex. I believe there are as many quali- fied women as men." It- News Adwn-- pA*hod owy Surwoy. Wo*** oy and F1Way of 130 CarMWck31 Avs.. I=. Ontaw LIS 2II5. bon• art* M@*orarW Prhtlrtp. PL&M" and D*MbUNV QoW Of xbuban rwmpapm which hdLuOs AtWPlck� Naves A&mllw. Avco Bann. 90" Adv--. 9romptat Guordlon. Bunlrtpton Post. Colktpwood Corvwctlon. Etowcak* 6uardlorAdleitw a Adwow, QW900wn hdaper4wtf. &VIon W* yISO. llndsoy" Wook. MoVam EowwnW B< Sur. Mnm Carwaart C"n lon. ktWwLpa Me". New -W Erd. NOM lbrk Mkw, Nonranbs td Nws. oOMBra &MM. orlld Today. o*0wW ftV Ihb WIN*. PoWbOfOugh TMs Weft. 1hCft Wvd M Will' offt-0 Moroi. SCOMOMUG" MnorthboloplaWtAb . can Iftm. Wws Swan. Pope dM may vary #M t� P�� � NgL&&vw* or (M w* oA'Mn. MMralarsd PftnN - PWM IB10 one Dbllexlfttp is o m nlbw at Vo Cwmdlon Calnrrn/tlb C MsDvrro/0 alW CrCOR"FlIft N~pap n Moe~ OM Otranto V100 B.o Cl- MOB Bos►Olb I11bu IM Mal tANclpBon rants In Cano00 1 ttlac 00 Par glort of he •the Hews Advertiser News Advertiser is pro- A Metroland Community Newspaper bir and u a COpt"�" rld nouthorlted YM ww Me N Wel can is F M Ih-- Timothy John Whittaker od. The publisher "s w � to b'ew" c"Ny or PUbIWW any advedber1NIM d hY dYCosNon. Janes Grabant says, "I think it's great. It's about time we give women more chances." JOANNE BU:GHARDT - Editorin-Chief GREG COMES - Marvoginp Editor HUGH NKNOl3ON - Advertising Marro MONIQUE LEA - notal Sdw Mo-KiGw UNt SALEY - Daitib Am Mvloger SOPAIN00M - 6113.6110 10 - 0 1111011- 6n 9n 7 1 LADveinnre - 60.110 CIANM - NO -Un FAX - 6113.7363 111011011114 ADYHTAM 114I1111 4WI31111 ab►t1111111MaAMNON% �- 71 un shouldn't be any mandatory quo- tas. The most qualified person should get the job. I don't feel this is a good policy." most qualified person should have the job, never mind what sex. I believe there are as many quali- fied women as men." It- News Adwn-- pA*hod owy Surwoy. Wo*** oy and F1Way of 130 CarMWck31 Avs.. I=. Ontaw LIS 2II5. bon• art* M@*orarW Prhtlrtp. PL&M" and D*MbUNV QoW Of xbuban rwmpapm which hdLuOs AtWPlck� Naves A&mllw. Avco Bann. 90" Adv--. 9romptat Guordlon. Bunlrtpton Post. Colktpwood Corvwctlon. Etowcak* 6uardlorAdleitw a Adwow, QW900wn hdaper4wtf. &VIon W* yISO. llndsoy" Wook. MoVam EowwnW B< Sur. Mnm Carwaart C"n lon. ktWwLpa Me". New -W Erd. NOM lbrk Mkw, Nonranbs td Nws. oOMBra &MM. orlld Today. o*0wW ftV Ihb WIN*. PoWbOfOugh TMs Weft. 1hCft Wvd M Will' offt-0 Moroi. SCOMOMUG" MnorthboloplaWtAb . can Iftm. Wws Swan. Pope dM may vary #M t� P�� � NgL&&vw* or (M w* oA'Mn. MMralarsd PftnN - PWM IB10 one Dbllexlfttp is o m nlbw at Vo Cwmdlon Calnrrn/tlb C MsDvrro/0 alW CrCOR"FlIft N~pap n Moe~ OM Otranto V100 B.o Cl- MOB Bos►Olb I11bu IM Mal tANclpBon rants In Cano00 1 ttlac 00 Par glort _� �,. A . r-• ---_ _._..- You cant get a glow -on at Hydro D PICKERING - A sign advertis- ing "Ontario Hydro Day" at the Idea Place in the Pickering Home and Design Centre has sparked a misun- derstanding among some taxpayers. The sign, facing Hwy. 401 and promising wine tasting, food and discounts, has prompted some resi- dents to call Ontario Hydro, asking how the public utility can afford to sponsor such an event when hydro bills are on the increase. "To people driving by, it looks like Hydro is promoting it," says Jackie Coffey at Ontario Hydro. In fact, The Idea Place is paying 0 all costs, explains manager Gwen Williams. The Idea Place will be hosting Ontario Hydro employees Saturday and the food, wine and dis- counts are meant for them and not the general public, she says. The promotion is intended to generate business at the design cen- tre. The Idea Place recently hosted Durham Board of Education employees during a similar event. Boy caught after truck • hit by rock n u TNL NfEV��ADv f T, f1�If1C�f�ti1,'!�)L!!t►t.'�'f Public'schooll IS THIS YOU AT TIME? PICKERING - A witness is being credited with helping capture : _ " NVE a 14 -year-old boy after a rock was CAN �T throwCA n at a truck travelling along .Hwv. 401. rr' !'T n� "There are still people out there L • willing to lend a helping hand," says< Durham Regional Police detective .Commis+on Henry Otter. The youngster reportedly threw a rock from the Rougemount Dr. over- pass at about 3:45 p.m. Tuesday. It landed on the roof of a pickup truck, causing minimal damage. The eastbound driver back- tracked to the overpass, and along with the witness, scoured the area until the suspect and a friend were found. The 14 -year-old admitted to throwing the rock and faces charges of mischief, says Det. Otter. The police department's youth bureau will investigate and talk to the boy and his parents. Mini -golf first aid for hospital AJAX-PICKERING - Indoor Mini Golf in Pickering is hosting its first annual -Mayors' Putterama" Wednesday, March 18 in aid of the Ajax- Picka* General Hospital You can play a round of 18 holes for $5 and help your community at the same time from 9 a.m. to mid- night. Indoor Mini Golf is located at 1211 Kingston Rd., west of Liverpool Rd. The event is sponsored by Wee Willy's Flea Market. For more information, call 837-2001. Sawspersom Indnbua Flet rm • Buw*w Retums . BooKkeMng • Tax Planning • Yew -Round - 2c Years bow encs ('rcali%c B(m)kkeehin;: SurNirc. - CALL 831-1028 - Ilobw Nk,1 MO Brock Rd. S., Sure 1004, Pickering, Ontario It W 312 CREMATION: what's involved? In recent times we have witnessed a growing interest regarding cremation. More and more people are asking us questions about "what is involved." Today many people feel that cremation is a desirable alternative, but are uncertain of costs and procedure. In response to this PINE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS is pleased to marc information available to you without obligation. Please call 427-5416 or mail attached coupon to: PINE RIDGE NIENIORIAL GARDENS r' 5.31 Taunton Road Nest, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 4S7 Name................................................................................................ Address........................................................................................... PhoneNumber................................................................................ COME AND f WORSHIP ffWESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH MeetieR at AhkcnR Public School SS Coin Ave., North Ajax (Jed Ead of Loeb Plaza) MORN!NG WORSHIP. 10-00 am. Rev. James Readle - Paeler"&1720 ANOMU PRESBYTERIAN CHUM' 1120 Whiles Rd K The Fa11Ay Mach - WORSHIP 11.00 AJL S39.13f13 DunOnlolt'fdrpat UrMil Chwch 10N atMaMe Rd, pitimiq 8*7VI ww" A Chudl sd" Chttath Sal40102 am. Pickering Standard Church (Melho") Brock Rd. and Hwy. 87 Sunday • Sundry School 10:15 - WWS* 11 LM and 7 p.m Wad. 7:30 . AdA Bible Study and CtalaWrt lJN Cktb ser ehikkan five4eara �`�"' "Cts`,'. 61a4rn PM. 6 *R - --d zWbripo Phyllis SP r Wo alto i Srrrldoy SolaolS�hool 10M TIAL ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 36 CHURCH ST. K PICl(ERIHG VILLAGE MS•7311 REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP a CHURM SCIIOIX 11SAJL ST. PAUL'S OWTHE-HILL Rnr. No IkWAy 839-7909 Sund p SeMon at: 110,9:111i11:00am Mneery, a umby school PLEASE CALL JANCE AT 683.511 budget talks to resume Wednesday DURHAM - The public school board has rescheduled a finance meeting cancelled Wednesday because of poor weather conditions. Budget talks have been set for Wednesday, March 25 and Tuesday, March 31. Interested taxpayers are invited to attend the meetings, which begin at 7 p.m. and are held at board headquar- ters, 555 Rossland Rd. w'.. Oshawa. 1 We know the income tax laves and the Corms inside and out. That's our hllcinPcc H&R BLOCK Canada's Tax Team. Standing up for You! OSHAW& Kahn Ptata 436-71M 15 Bond SL E 723-2217 take Vista plan 433.2195 1240 Swcoo St. it A3i-9MZ wHtTBT 125 Bradt St S. Ota -3571 AJAX 1235 B" St. W. 000.1316 Harwood Placa Mail 427.11110 Open "I mw.", S1111.10,110" f•6 kin" Card i {AM Aoeopriod No in ft r.s_- affift 0opw to .PICKERING twa `het;ay TOWN CENTRE oa..a. ee.. bsomma k run"ce.uu PLAN TO HEAR THE SUTERA TWINS! Lh%* as a `Twin Brother' combination m Evargeistic and Revival Mmisties since 1953. The Suteras share a practical knowlii* of God's word with sKtcere desire b affect the scuds of man and the Tie of the local etnlrch. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 1' %RCH 22 TO APRIL S 95 TAUNTON RD. E SUNDAYS: 11:00 amt. A 6:30 PJL wHRBY, ONT. WEEKDAYS: 7:00 pAL (ex«a WL/Set) FOR MORE NMRMATION CALL668-2506 �. NuMMMery XW ChIM='$ Sff*" PMMrtrIlNd EA M EwnIR9 t - I,ti,1. ,• 1 I �ii Y�. 4 V - r Everything happens M threes when babies being cared for at the Pickering Place Leaming Centre go out for a stroll near the civic complex. From left, Esta, Adam and Victoria are wheeled by care- giver Kelly Shiva*; Robyn, Erica and Odessa are charges of lwons Mozejko; and Jonathan, Angela and Stacey are pushed by Tins Devine. photo by Celia Bronkhorst ................................... . IS THIS YOU AT TIME? PICKERING - A witness is being credited with helping capture : _ " NVE a 14 -year-old boy after a rock was CAN �T throwCA n at a truck travelling along .Hwv. 401. rr' !'T n� "There are still people out there L • willing to lend a helping hand," says< Durham Regional Police detective .Commis+on Henry Otter. The youngster reportedly threw a rock from the Rougemount Dr. over- pass at about 3:45 p.m. Tuesday. It landed on the roof of a pickup truck, causing minimal damage. The eastbound driver back- tracked to the overpass, and along with the witness, scoured the area until the suspect and a friend were found. The 14 -year-old admitted to throwing the rock and faces charges of mischief, says Det. Otter. The police department's youth bureau will investigate and talk to the boy and his parents. Mini -golf first aid for hospital AJAX-PICKERING - Indoor Mini Golf in Pickering is hosting its first annual -Mayors' Putterama" Wednesday, March 18 in aid of the Ajax- Picka* General Hospital You can play a round of 18 holes for $5 and help your community at the same time from 9 a.m. to mid- night. Indoor Mini Golf is located at 1211 Kingston Rd., west of Liverpool Rd. The event is sponsored by Wee Willy's Flea Market. For more information, call 837-2001. Sawspersom Indnbua Flet rm • Buw*w Retums . BooKkeMng • Tax Planning • Yew -Round - 2c Years bow encs ('rcali%c B(m)kkeehin;: SurNirc. - CALL 831-1028 - Ilobw Nk,1 MO Brock Rd. S., Sure 1004, Pickering, Ontario It W 312 CREMATION: what's involved? In recent times we have witnessed a growing interest regarding cremation. More and more people are asking us questions about "what is involved." Today many people feel that cremation is a desirable alternative, but are uncertain of costs and procedure. In response to this PINE RIDGE MEMORIAL GARDENS is pleased to marc information available to you without obligation. Please call 427-5416 or mail attached coupon to: PINE RIDGE NIENIORIAL GARDENS r' 5.31 Taunton Road Nest, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 4S7 Name................................................................................................ Address........................................................................................... PhoneNumber................................................................................ COME AND f WORSHIP ffWESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH MeetieR at AhkcnR Public School SS Coin Ave., North Ajax (Jed Ead of Loeb Plaza) MORN!NG WORSHIP. 10-00 am. Rev. James Readle - Paeler"&1720 ANOMU PRESBYTERIAN CHUM' 1120 Whiles Rd K The Fa11Ay Mach - WORSHIP 11.00 AJL S39.13f13 DunOnlolt'fdrpat UrMil Chwch 10N atMaMe Rd, pitimiq 8*7VI ww" A Chudl sd" Chttath Sal40102 am. Pickering Standard Church (Melho") Brock Rd. and Hwy. 87 Sunday • Sundry School 10:15 - WWS* 11 LM and 7 p.m Wad. 7:30 . AdA Bible Study and CtalaWrt lJN Cktb ser ehikkan five4eara �`�"' "Cts`,'. 61a4rn PM. 6 *R - --d zWbripo Phyllis SP r Wo alto i Srrrldoy SolaolS�hool 10M TIAL ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN 36 CHURCH ST. K PICl(ERIHG VILLAGE MS•7311 REV. JAMES BIGGS WORSHIP a CHURM SCIIOIX 11SAJL ST. PAUL'S OWTHE-HILL Rnr. No IkWAy 839-7909 Sund p SeMon at: 110,9:111i11:00am Mneery, a umby school PLEASE CALL JANCE AT 683.511 budget talks to resume Wednesday DURHAM - The public school board has rescheduled a finance meeting cancelled Wednesday because of poor weather conditions. Budget talks have been set for Wednesday, March 25 and Tuesday, March 31. Interested taxpayers are invited to attend the meetings, which begin at 7 p.m. and are held at board headquar- ters, 555 Rossland Rd. w'.. Oshawa. 1 We know the income tax laves and the Corms inside and out. That's our hllcinPcc H&R BLOCK Canada's Tax Team. Standing up for You! OSHAW& Kahn Ptata 436-71M 15 Bond SL E 723-2217 take Vista plan 433.2195 1240 Swcoo St. it A3i-9MZ wHtTBT 125 Bradt St S. Ota -3571 AJAX 1235 B" St. W. 000.1316 Harwood Placa Mail 427.11110 Open "I mw.", S1111.10,110" f•6 kin" Card i {AM Aoeopriod No in ft r.s_- affift 0opw to .PICKERING twa `het;ay TOWN CENTRE oa..a. ee.. bsomma k run"ce.uu PLAN TO HEAR THE SUTERA TWINS! Lh%* as a `Twin Brother' combination m Evargeistic and Revival Mmisties since 1953. The Suteras share a practical knowlii* of God's word with sKtcere desire b affect the scuds of man and the Tie of the local etnlrch. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 1' %RCH 22 TO APRIL S 95 TAUNTON RD. E SUNDAYS: 11:00 amt. A 6:30 PJL wHRBY, ONT. WEEKDAYS: 7:00 pAL (ex«a WL/Set) FOR MORE NMRMATION CALL668-2506 �. NuMMMery XW ChIM='$ Sff*" PMMrtrIlNd EA M EwnIR9 I Deputy Dawg comes up empty -pawed PICKERI:NG - The Metro Pickering early Wednesday. Toronto Police canine unit was After spotting four men break the unable to sniff down four men who front window of 'Mac's Milk at fled into a ravine after an aborted Kingston Road and Rougemount convenience store break-in in Drive around 4:20 am., a Durham York St. rebuilding may start in spring AJAX - York St. will likely be re- constructed this year, Ajax council decided recently. A plan to go to tender for the pro- ject was given pre -budget approval by council in a &I vote. h will cost S 176,100 to dig up the current road, install new water - mains, sanitary sewers and curbs and resurface the road. Ward 1 councillor Frank Schaper opposed going to tender prior to council finalizing the budget, which isn't expected until the end of April. "The problem with this is not with whether York St. should be done or not, but that it's premature," he said. "We ought not do this until we know what streets we're going to do." Council only approved issuing a tender but it hasn't yet authorized the work. W. Schaper noted the town has always approved projects tendered before the budget is finalized. Since 1976, the town has had a policy of reconstructing one street in the wartime area each year. After York St. has been done, the only streets remaining under the policy are Mary and Brock Sts. Queen St. and Birch Cres. won't be reconstructed because the province plans to expropriate and demolish homes on the street for a future widening of Hwy. 401. "People say we've done one street in the wartime area each year. This is a special year because we have to look at the money we're going to spend," Mr. Schaper said. Works director Frank Hull told council that, by tendering the project now, the town's likely to receive low bids because construction compa- nies are trying to line up work for the summer and the town's tender would be one of the first issued. `There's a 10 to 15 -per cent sav- ings for the town. If we wait one or two months, all municipalities will have put out their tenders," Mr. Hull Last year, the town called pre- budget tenders for the reconstruction of a portion of Ck ments Rd. W. and, in 1990, for work on Windsor Dr. in Pickering Village. If approved, work on York St. will. begin in May and be completed in December. Regional Police constable gave chase on foot into the ravine. A half hour later Metro's canine unit arrived. The search ended unsuccessfully at 6:30 a.m. ON SALE FOAM & FUTON INSERTS FOR WATERBEOS 3 Pc. Coffee End Tables ' o.,...► Ann. ji sty1iv $499 mow, Camel Bick Sofa First oualrty 499 By FUTURE QUEEN SIZE WING CHAIR MATTRESS $289 $199 Bw Sw*n Only *229 229 Traditional Style Sofa Custom orders Available many $599 fabrics to select from HALL 2 PC. BED CONSOLE SECTIONAL WITH RECLINER $199 si nao IT til iii 2. k CAROUSEL Head, Foot s Raul SWO S79 MIN14 ; - upt.,50% OFF MANY CLEARANCE BEDROOM FOAM BEDS Princess Duchess POW Soft Firm D. %—M S. %V CL %W D. '319'6 IC. '7%* 0. '36996 TUBE WATERBED D 1wWw 'Frew _ 01~11 SC\N111� _ serngs 8" FUTON WITH 'L' 1 DAtmmYBEDS $1295 �► _ ' I _ a r er 'A KING KOIL BACKMASTER SIMMONS EM firm Diamond cstrafier At>ftitt�etsity PMW Set & 48r D. '499" S, '329'6 D. 0.'5W D. W CL 299'6 iL 769'6 a '469'6 W 1 i @ I IIfIIIIIIIIIIF: � •''�. • I1 asterBedroom .w. mill n Irish eyes smile on TV Willie O'Hagan and other things Irish will be part of a Maclean Hunter Cable TV St. Patrick's Day Special. Th9 show, taped this week at The Kerry Inn, features songs, dancing and facts about Irish history. It airs In Ajax on Cable 10 on Sunday, March 15 at 3 p.m. and Tuesday, March 17 at 9:30 p -m. photos by Ron Pietronlro TRE NL111lI A1VMM'FUMY,"KARCN ttA t9l6MCig ' (billboard is a free feature for com- munity events of a non-profit nature. To have your events promoted in (billboard, cap us at 663-5110 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. tee Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. BOTTLE DRIVE: •re 1 st 4014West Shore Boy Scouts kola a bottle drive Sol. March i4, from 1C a.m to noon, in the West Shore area of Pickering. The troop will collect returnable bottles and cans. Proceeds to help Scouting in the West Shore area 839.1313. CHILD ID: Safe -T -Child will issue Immediate Response Identification Cards Sat.. March 1 i and Sun., March 15. from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the main foyer of the Pickering Recreation Complex on Volley Form Rd.. south of Hwy. 2. 427-8746. FOR WIDOWED PEO - 111% A social club for wid- -15 ows and widowers meets Sun., March 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the 420 Wing. Oshawa Airport. Dancing, shuffle- boards, darts and cards. 683-2045 armie), 4300130 (Forbes) of 683-3855 ' (Marion). CHILD ID: Safe•T•Child will Issue Jmmediate Response Identification ,Cards Sun.. March 15, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., in the main foyer of the Pickering Recreation Complex on Maley Farm Rd.. south of Hwy. 2.427- 8746. COMING UP WENM LOSS: The lose Weight the Wellness Way support group meet :Mon., March 16. The group is for women and meets every Monday Qpvening. For time, location or more Information, call 427-8216. CANADIAN CLUB: The Canadian Club of Durham Region meets Mon.. Mach 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the CWx wo Holiday Inn. Guest speaker William Gddenby, chairmon and chief exec- Utive officer of Comeco Corporation. will discuss Canadian Uranium. Reservations, 640-4481 (Lenore Howley) or 6684M (N. Stotts). XW GABIES: Chlktan ages 7 to 9. 't � aslit+RK�G�.Mlrl*t�:'�:M�1�1I►!'!'1 car er;oy silly gores and tr!cKs Mon. March 16 at 1C 3C a.m at the Fhcker:ng Contrail Library. Ore The Esplanade 331-6873 MARCH BREAK FUN: '-ree activities for cn:,are^ w- oe c"e,ed at Ontario Hydro's lnfc,rr W,on Centre. aicke• rg, from Mon . March 16 to Fri . Marc- 20. 9 a m to 4 p m daily Drop in All cnddrer must be accom- panied ty an adult Travel south on Brock ?d . wa'ch for sigrs 839-0465 STAMP MEETING: The Aiax Ph ic'e .c Soc e'y w meet Mon March 16. at 7 p m , at St Bernaciette's Church, at the corner of Bayly St and Harwood Ave. Alax 683-C240 or 839-2068 PHOTO CLUB: "ne Whitby Photo Club will meet Mon. March 16. from 7 to 9 p m . at me Family Trust build- ing at the corner o' Dundas and Hickory Sts . Wh lrby Ar, evaluation presentation will be held and mem- bers are asked to bring a slide Or print for discussion. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club will mea t Mon., March 16, at 8 p.m., at the 'h.yol Conadion Legion Hall. 1 1 1 HLLn. St., Ajax. Speaker Ray Shivrotin will spook on unusual peren- nials and flr'xenng shrubs. Yearly membership Everyone welcome. 683-1463 (June). SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues.. Marcri 17, at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. A presentation of Celtic histone. Ajax Senior Citizens' Club members only, and the yearly fee a S3. The discussion group has a semi-annual fee of $2. 683-7799 (Louise Johnson). ORIGAIIIM: Children ages 6 and up can learn Origami craft Tues., March 17 at 10:30 or 11 a.m. at the Rouge HN Library. Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2 (286-2576) or at the Bay Ridges Library, 910 Liverpool Rd., at 1:30 p.m. (839-3083). WRITERS GROUP. The Ajax Writers Group will most Tues.. March 17, *am 7 to 9 p.m., at the main branch of the Ajax Pudic Library. at the cor- ner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres.. Ajax. 427-2682. LA LECHE LEAGUE: La leche League Ajax will meet Tues.. March 17 at 7:45 p.m. The group offers inbr- motion and support to breast -feed - Ing mothers. Pregnant women wel- come. Call 683-6188. EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal Canadian Legion, branch .606. will hold a euchre party Wed.. March 18 at 8 p.m. at the Legion hal. 1555 Bayly St. $2. $1 for seniors. ��`S'aL`l' W.it .a 1..• `ti'\\M\:i,► Mrd'• . Fresh Chicken Wings SAVE .50 Ib. 149 lib. Homeowner's Insurance Who'll give you . real value for your homeowner's • insurance dollar? F10Y AeMOKEDANZ Agent Surge 5 Pickvi% Ontario L'W3T8 Bus. 4'643-2207 State Farm Fre and Casualty Company Canadian Head Office Scarborough. Ontario Boneless Butterfly Pork Chops SAVE 1.30 Ib. 2 99 Irltror►ara le -Reaft 2-3 miMn. 8 oe Lasagna01 gg Ora 0& 11116"M Lasagna 0 schnitzels SAYE 89 1.40 Ib. Rb. • NEMf Eyy/POtatO Salad 199 Centre Cut Pork Chops SAVE 1.00 Ib. 69 Ib. Ronrdess Port Loin Roasts AVE 99.30 Ib. b. - -In � I V soft Strudle Dinner I oa 69 A! Frem Bacon Bits 129 a a& Pea mea I Bacon SAVE 1.00 Ib. 299 meaty Back Ribs SAVE 89 2.00 Ib.2 b. Rack of Pork Roasts AVE69.00 Ib. 0. Stuffed Potato Skins 149 l6 pam Fresh Pork Cordon Blue SAVE 2.00 Ib. 99 5 MI. London BroilsPork S"VE Lean 29 Ground 29 SAYE 2�� 1-00 Ib- Tenderloin b. Pork L MM1.N.7'f w6fts aL rau\e N N 7rw Ktr.N M.f\M.N N\ N su\rrw ao+�r.r ...a». w\RLN ��� rw\r\�ir\w► waar•Rrar 10 Stephanie and Justin both turn two Name Dropping r Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that's betting the Toronto Maple Leafs don't make the playoffs. If they can't beat the San Jose Sharks, they shouldn't be vying for the Stanley Cup. Anyway, on to more important matters... A "little angel" turns two years old Sunday, ~larch 15. W 1 s h i n g • Stephanie Hayward a happy birth- day, with lots -. of love, are ` Mommy, Daddy and babv sister Stephanie Hayward Melissa... Sunday. !starch 8 was a special day for Justin Anderson ^e turned two )-ea old. W:.,":nc ...... family, came from Thailand, while other family members dropped in from as far away as New Jersey and Florida. Also in attendance were daughter Mary McWatt, husband Neil and their children Karen and Neil, all from Pickering... A Name Dropping fan writes: "Over the weekend, friends and family helped Sarah E. Lowthian Grandma, Nana, Papa, and puppy Pirate. "We all love you, Kyle...... Friday, Feb. 14 was a special day for Jessie Marie Kassen, as she turned four years old. Wishing Jesse a happy birthday, with best wishes, were Mom, Dad and big brother Daniel... Sarah Lowthian celebrate her I 1 th birthday. Sarah Ioves to ride horses and play with her dog Serena. She likes to watch Dad pla,. hockey and she likes to p,a} sports at her school, Gandatsetiagon Public School. Her favorite TV program is The Black Stallion. Happy birthday to a great all-round kid. Love from Mom."... Wedding Ix-Ils are set to ring for Justin Anderson big happy birthday, with lots of hugs and kisses, were Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Papa Anderson, Grandma and Grandpa Markins, great - Grandma and Grandpa Wilkinson and his aunts, uncles and cousins... For Elizabeth and Edward Fraser of Ajax, Friday, Feb. 7 was a milestone day as they celebrated their 50th anniversary. An open house was held on Feb. 8, with fam- ily and friends dropping by. Son Edward, his wife Jinni and their Sharon McMurray and David Meredith Sharon McMurray of Slater Cres., Ajax and David Meredith of Whitby. The couple will say their 'I dos' in October. Congratulations to a couple of `foxes' from their fami- lies and friends... Today, March 13 will be a big day for Kyle Rourke, because he's turning one. Wishing him a happy birthday are Mommy, Daddy, What better day for ar. to celebrate a h: -:-I:.:. Pat Martell Tuesday, March 17, Pat Martell will turn 40 and best wishes and congratulations will come from all her friends. To mark the occasion, Pat gave herself a birthday gift — she went out and got her driver's licence... Dec. 2, 1991 was a banner day for Norma and Roy Hebb of Ajax, as they celebrated their 25th wed- ding anniversary. More than 40 family and friends gathered for a surprise party to mark the occasion. Well-wishers came from across the country for the affair... Alison Gignac and Tracy Allen have been named students of the week for the week of March 9 to 13 Jessie Kassen at Ajax High School. The pair _.clped student services and the b, labelling and -a7 1.000 option sheets for course selections for September, 1992. Their compe- tence, thoroughness and cheerful- ness were much appreciated... The students of the week for March 2 to 6 at Harwood Secondary School are Lynn Thompson, Kurt Bolton, Joy Fleury, Sherry Gifford, Donna Henderson, Rob Johnstone, Wayne Meredith, Jeanine Noseworthy, Colleen Pelley, Mike Amero, Spring Carpenter, John Frost, Laurie Hargreave, David Jarrett, Chanda McKenzie, Teresa Munro, Tami Wilcox, Mike Smith and Trevor Sutton. The students all worked on the Lord Elgin Transition Project, showing initia- tive and responsibility. Each was a role model for the elementary stu- dents and teachers... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683-5110 or write to 1301 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for sub- missions is 11 a.m. the Friday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. If you ha%e a birth to announce, call the dwoo- Pied department at 69-1-=110 Alison Gignac and Tracy Allen Edward and Eltzaboth Fraser with Ajax mayor Jim Witty Kyle Rourke Roy and Norma Hebb ML , ..• MI. ;e' "M SIN EN' 'I A ROUND -UP OF THE AJAX-PICKERING SCENE L.A. Hooters reopens with sounds of Outta Bounds AJAX-PICKERING - L.A. Hooters nightclub in Ajax will have its grand re -opening Saturday. Working the stage are rock 'n' rollers Outta Bounds who feature a live pyrotechnic show as part of their act. They'll play from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Cantations will be given to all the women, and there'll be lots of Ooor prizes and plenty of drink spe- cials. On Wednesday, get ready for some side-splitting jokes from Laff Trax Comedy, starting at 9 p.m. L.A. Hooters has ladies' night every Thursday, rock 'n' roll DJ Friday, and pool tournaments Saturday afternoon. L.A. Hooters is at 570 Westney Rd. S. in the Discovery Bay Plaza. Call 619-1212. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this week- end, just follow this guide: COUNTRY GOLD: Country Gold has Wayne King and the Texas Rockers Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and a Sunday matinee from 3 to 7 p.m. Country Gold also Was karaoke nights on Saturday start- ing at 3 p.m. and Monday at 8 P.M. with lots of prizes to be given away. On Sunday, starting at 8 p.m. there's a Sensational Singles Dance with DJ music. Country Gold has the best prices in town. Country Gold is in the Mackenzie Plaza in Ajax. Call 686-4995. HARP AND THISTLE PUB: There's lots of Irish music leading up to St. Patrick's Day at the Harp and Thistle. On Friday and Saturday, the Frank Smith Band will play Irish favorites from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On aunday, Tarr.mv & Herman entertain with country and ue,:e L-:.^ and maritime music from 7 to I1 p.m. An Irish DJ along with Tammy and Herman will play the music on St. Patrick's Day Tuesday. There'll be special Irish dancing exhibitions from the Louise Sheridan dancers at 8:30 p.m., followed by the O'Donnell School of Dance at 10 p.m. The Harp and Thistle Pub is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428- 0943. CENTREFIELDS: Centrefields has the '50s and '60s sounds of Ronnie and the Corvairs Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. On Sunday, Centrefield's has karaoke from 9 p.m. to l a.m. Centrefield's is at 1050 Brock Rd., unit 14 and 15, Pickering. Call 837-1850. KANGAROO'S: Kangaroo's has karaoke with Dennis James Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. The Rider Band plays Kangaroo's country and western jamboree every Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. There's jazz every Thursday night with the Ragweed Jazz Band from 9 to midnight. Kangaroo's is at 985 Brock Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-68-15. MORGAN'S PLACE: Liz Alderton will play a variety of folk, rock and modern jazz. music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Tuesday, The Tinkers will play traditional Irish music for a St. Patrick'; Day party starting at 7 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S.. Pickering. Call 839-474-4. KERRY INN: Par 3, a dance and cabaret band, entertains Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Mike McCluskey will entertain on Sunday from 7 to I I p.m. The Kerry Inn will show the Stan McGuire Cup, the Gaelic Athletic Association Cup, on Saturday starting at 4 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. DANNY'S PLACE: There's a Monte Carlo night at Danny's Place every Thursday. On Sunday, there's a karaoke contest starting at 6 p.m. with lots of prizes to be won and a free tape to all contestants. Danny's Place is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. THE FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: Al Matthews will entertain you with his light rock and folk stylings Friday and Saturday from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. On Sunday, The Fox and Flowerpot has a St. Patrick's Day sing -a -long with Mike McCluskv from 3 to 6 p.m. There'll be lots of lnsh music, with a little bit of light rock n' roll, too. The Fox & Flowerpot Pub is in the Pickering Village Court Yard. Call 428-2162. JOKERS: Jokers has a country and western weekend with famous country singer Charlie Crocker and company. He'll perform favorite country and western hits as well as '50s and '60s rock and roll Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with a Sunday matinee from 4 to 8 p.m. You can also sing and play with Charlie, so take your instrument. Next week, its '50s and '60s band Soundscape. Jokers has Wednesday night trivia beginning at 9. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427- 0337. McGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjo} your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's classical style acoustic guitar from 6:10 to . r one Panda St*P CHINESE RESTAURANT 'N tiO Licensed under L.L.B.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Comer of Rougemount Dr. South) BUY 1 i i BUY I GET 1 GET 1 i 4 FREE 50% OFF DINNER BUFFET ° I DINNER BUFFET d: jMon. -Wed. j j Thum - Sun. j 1 Cotton valid Feb 21-Mac22 I I Coupon valid Feb 21-Mar.22I L----- L --------J Tel: 286-9876 rd Z_- �� ", r , , in , — 1� n, 0 00 - � O `I ( X44 �pNILA JFK • INTERNATIONAL BURGER NIGHTS _ FREE FRIES WITH BURGER � 428-6022 785 Westney Rd. S. AJAX 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428- 6383. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose has versatile performer Tim Hewie who will play a combination of folk and rock 'n' roll favorites from the '60s and '70s Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S. Call See our ad on Wed., March 18, 1992 428-1815. DONA V !MIGUELS: Carlos plays Mexican music in the Cactus Lounge Friday and Saturday nights. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd. S. at the comer of Westney Rd. and Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 686- 4468. If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call AI Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683- 5110, to be included in this weekly feature. NINTENDO' UNKI SALE. For Two Days OnlyM-0 a' �-- � 20, 21 ]UH80 �'� VIDE corner of Wh tes ;c & K.�gs or ac "tee r ori �oa : aec 31o►e PICKERING LOCATION ONLY µOups 6.0SA,M 1WAM Thee bends sfuWe b suvns n Sim Central Los Angeles oW we mow. pm. '" g and iow form a true p=b" of wen n,e -Hood" in Mrs actr MAW drama C •M• C-V,Y. M[Yw -Yr,w -[ M lyw fV,M C'Mt �.,p,i, �� N �•P 4CASwnipu Nry„ M[w. V,wp M Ap10 9w -NO 95 BAYLY ST. AJAX (LOEB PLAZA) 427-6961 1477 BAYLY ST. PICKERING 831-0401 o W HWY 401 S Z BAYLY ST. ; N W 0: Q 11 'PAGE 12-'1! NEWS AOVEaTan FRm y, huacm m l!!trcA i THE v � h AJAUCKERM NEWS ADVERTIM rN1As b 4 be In dw IEWS ADVERTISER gwvw l� Call our spots lit t' department 1Mth your Weeldy results 683-5110 FAX 683.7363 ,Nigel slams homer for Blue Jays in 'Grapefruit' outingp AJAX - Nigel Wilson made his first hit in his major league baseball career a good one Wednesday afternoon. Higel Wilson Wilson, 22, hit a home run for the Toronto Blue Jays during the eighth inning of a pre -season Grapefruit league contest against the Chicago White Sox in Sarasota, Florida. As it turned out, Wilson's 'dinger' was the Ione run scored for the Jays in a 6-1 loss. Wilson, of Ajax, told a Toronto Star reporter, "1 was just thinking to hit it hard. I kinds thought I'd hit it good enough-., By all accounts, Wilson has been having an outstanding training camp. In another recent published report, he was praised by Jays' hitting coach Lam Hisle for his knowledge of the game. Wilson was named to the Jays' 40 -man spring roster last December. Ajax set to host 20th Silver Ring tournament AJAX - Next week is shaping up to be a big week of nngette in Ajax. The Ajax Ringette Association will host its 20th annual Silver Ring Tournament March 17 to 22. A total of 47 teams will take to the ice at the Ajax Community Centre and Pickering Village Arena. Ten divisions will be featured in the tournament with the champi- onship games starting Sunday, March 22 at 3 pm. at the Ajax Community Centre arena. The bunny division will consist of three teams from Whitby, three from Oshawa and two from Ajax. The novice bracket will be split into 'X' and 'Y' divisions. The 'X' division will feature two Ajax .squads, Whitby and Oshawa. The 'Y' division includes Whitby, Port Perry and Pickering. The petite 'C' division will see teams competing from Whitby, Pickering and Omemee. Novice 'B' squads will also compete in this division from Pickering. Whitby and Oshawa. The petite 'A' division includes squads from Whitby, Pickering, Nepean/Gloucester and Ottawa. The tween 'C' category has teams from Ajax, Ennismore, Whitby and Lindsay. An Ajax petite 'B' squad will round out the catego- ry. The tween 'A' division will fea- ture , Whitby, North Bay and Sudbury. Teams from Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa will play in the junior 'B' category. The belle 'C' division has teams from Ajax, Mount Forest and Sunderland. Competing in the women's 'A' division will be Ajax, Oshawa debs, Markham, Guelph debs and the See R1NGE7TF .Page 13 Clutch and grab grappling Wayne Krishnan, right, of Dunbarton High School attempts to apply a hold on Markham's Vshian Afarian during a meet at Pickering High School Wednesday. Krishnan was the eventual winner of this match - photo by Ron Pietroniro Pickering McGinnis atom selects strike silver in Scarborough event PICK EJU NG - Pickering's McGinnis Landing atom selects were the sil- ver -medal winners at the recant Scarborough Cougars hockey tournament. The Pickering team opened the tournament by drubbing West Hill 11-1. The team qualified for the semi-finals by blanking Wexford 14-0. Pickering also came out on top of a strong Oakville squad winning by a store of 5-3 in the semi-final. With two minutes remaining in the championship game, Pickering was kadmg 4-2. However, the Agincourt Lions erne back with a goal with one minute left in the third period, thea again with just two seconds left on the cock. Ajax senior Warriors set to break training for'92 season AJAX - The Ajax Upper Decks Sports Bar Warriors senior men's soccer team will be aim- ing to defend its Motor City Soccer League First Division championship when it opens training camp soon. Ajax senior Warriors' coach Michael Brown. feels the team will have to repeat last year's record of 13 wins, one loss and four des to once again have a chance of capturing the league title. This year, there will be no interlocking schedule with the Second Division. Each team will play the others within its own division three times. At the end of the season, the bottom two teams in Division One will be rekgated to the Second Division, and the top two teams in Division Two will be promoted to the First Division. Brown feels those changes will result in much closer games with all wins being very important. The First Division will be made up of eight teams for the coming season — Ajax Warriors, Adria, Oshawa Turul, Oshawa Italia, Oshawa City, Durham Country, Durham Celtic and the Pickering Strikers. A total of seven teams will play in the Second Division — Darlington Wanderers, Oshawa United, Parbron United, Oshawa Portuguese, Uxbridge United, Oshawa Titans and Peterborough Azzuri. Two new teams have been added to the league this Year — Uxbridge United and the Oshawa Titans. Four additional squads applied to join the league for the 1992 season, but they missed the deadline. At the current rate of expansion, the league could have as many as three eight -team divi- sions by the 1994 season, says Brown. Again this year, the Ajax Warriors will enter the Ontario Cup. The Ontario Cup is a one -game knockout elimination event to determine See AJAX—Page 13 Ajax novices tourney champs AJAX - The Ajax major novice rep 'A' hockey team won its first tournament of the sea- son last weekend. Ajax captured the Oshawa Central Lions Novice 'A' hock- ey tournament by defeating Whitby 6-2 in the final. Goals were scored by Michael Kwan, Andre Gratton, Roy MacLeod, Michael Moorcroft, Brandon Franey and Jason Pepin with assists to Chris Watts, Paul Gottschalk, Neil McPherson, Steve Petrie, and Cory Verconich. The most valuable player of the game was Moorcroft. Ajax earned a berth in the final by winning its division. First, Ajax defeated the Oshawa Canadians 4-2 in a close game in which Kwan scored two goals and eared the nod for the MVP award. Ajax then faced Lindsay. After two quick goals by McPherson and Franey, it turned into a close, defensive game with Ajax edging Lindsay -1. Petrie was named M V P. Goaltenders Michael Martiniuk and Scott Brown came up with some fine saves, helping their team to victory. Ajax 80's win indoor soccer title AJAX - The Ajax 80s were crowned champs of the first annu- al McDonald's Ajax -Warriors Indoor Invitational Soccer Tournament recently. Ajax won 2-0 over a powerful West Rouge team in the final, which drew a large crowd, includ- ing players from the Toronto Blizzard. Brian Arscott, who was the top scorer in the tournament, found the net in the fust quarter and Hen= Johnson added an insur- ance marker. In their first game of the uw- nament, the Ajax 80s defeated Malvern 2-0, with both goals scored by Brian Arscott: Ajax was pitted against West Rouge in the second game and won 3-0. Goals were scored by Arscott, Herman Johnson and Matthew GeoBroy. That win put Ajax in the final against West Rouge. Ajax' goalkeeper Corey Marelli, who played brilliantly in recording three shutouts, was named the tournament's most valuable player by the.Toronto Blizzard players. Members of the Ajax 80s are Arscott, Neil Bungaroo, Gregory Liu, Daniel Hesp, Morrdli, Kevin Watt, Shawn Saunders, Geo&oy, Johnson, Carmen Vigilante, and Justin Pearce. The team is coached by Brian Arscott, with Sam Vigilante as assistant and Peter Geoffroy. L CJ �1t 3' 10' THE +, AJAMCKERMG IEWS ADVERTISER t wo b �9of� be In the Woe'. Call our sports + . " department rnlh your weekly re5L t5 683-5110 FAX 663.7369 Clutch and grab grappling Wayne Krishnan, right, of Dunbarton High School attempts to apply a hold on Markham's Vshian Afarian during a meet at Pickering High School Wednesday. Krishnan was the eventual winner of this match - photo by Ron Pietroniro Pickering McGinnis atom selects strike silver in Scarborough event PICK EJU NG - Pickering's McGinnis Landing atom selects were the sil- ver -medal winners at the recant Scarborough Cougars hockey tournament. The Pickering team opened the tournament by drubbing West Hill 11-1. The team qualified for the semi-finals by blanking Wexford 14-0. Pickering also came out on top of a strong Oakville squad winning by a store of 5-3 in the semi-final. With two minutes remaining in the championship game, Pickering was kadmg 4-2. However, the Agincourt Lions erne back with a goal with one minute left in the third period, thea again with just two seconds left on the cock. Ajax senior Warriors set to break training for'92 season AJAX - The Ajax Upper Decks Sports Bar Warriors senior men's soccer team will be aim- ing to defend its Motor City Soccer League First Division championship when it opens training camp soon. Ajax senior Warriors' coach Michael Brown. feels the team will have to repeat last year's record of 13 wins, one loss and four des to once again have a chance of capturing the league title. This year, there will be no interlocking schedule with the Second Division. Each team will play the others within its own division three times. At the end of the season, the bottom two teams in Division One will be rekgated to the Second Division, and the top two teams in Division Two will be promoted to the First Division. Brown feels those changes will result in much closer games with all wins being very important. The First Division will be made up of eight teams for the coming season — Ajax Warriors, Adria, Oshawa Turul, Oshawa Italia, Oshawa City, Durham Country, Durham Celtic and the Pickering Strikers. A total of seven teams will play in the Second Division — Darlington Wanderers, Oshawa United, Parbron United, Oshawa Portuguese, Uxbridge United, Oshawa Titans and Peterborough Azzuri. Two new teams have been added to the league this Year — Uxbridge United and the Oshawa Titans. Four additional squads applied to join the league for the 1992 season, but they missed the deadline. At the current rate of expansion, the league could have as many as three eight -team divi- sions by the 1994 season, says Brown. Again this year, the Ajax Warriors will enter the Ontario Cup. The Ontario Cup is a one -game knockout elimination event to determine See AJAX—Page 13 Ajax novices tourney champs AJAX - The Ajax major novice rep 'A' hockey team won its first tournament of the sea- son last weekend. Ajax captured the Oshawa Central Lions Novice 'A' hock- ey tournament by defeating Whitby 6-2 in the final. Goals were scored by Michael Kwan, Andre Gratton, Roy MacLeod, Michael Moorcroft, Brandon Franey and Jason Pepin with assists to Chris Watts, Paul Gottschalk, Neil McPherson, Steve Petrie, and Cory Verconich. The most valuable player of the game was Moorcroft. Ajax earned a berth in the final by winning its division. First, Ajax defeated the Oshawa Canadians 4-2 in a close game in which Kwan scored two goals and eared the nod for the MVP award. Ajax then faced Lindsay. After two quick goals by McPherson and Franey, it turned into a close, defensive game with Ajax edging Lindsay -1. Petrie was named M V P. Goaltenders Michael Martiniuk and Scott Brown came up with some fine saves, helping their team to victory. Ajax 80's win indoor soccer title AJAX - The Ajax 80s were crowned champs of the first annu- al McDonald's Ajax -Warriors Indoor Invitational Soccer Tournament recently. Ajax won 2-0 over a powerful West Rouge team in the final, which drew a large crowd, includ- ing players from the Toronto Blizzard. Brian Arscott, who was the top scorer in the tournament, found the net in the fust quarter and Hen= Johnson added an insur- ance marker. In their first game of the uw- nament, the Ajax 80s defeated Malvern 2-0, with both goals scored by Brian Arscott: Ajax was pitted against West Rouge in the second game and won 3-0. Goals were scored by Arscott, Herman Johnson and Matthew GeoBroy. That win put Ajax in the final against West Rouge. Ajax' goalkeeper Corey Marelli, who played brilliantly in recording three shutouts, was named the tournament's most valuable player by the.Toronto Blizzard players. Members of the Ajax 80s are Arscott, Neil Bungaroo, Gregory Liu, Daniel Hesp, Morrdli, Kevin Watt, Shawn Saunders, Geo&oy, Johnson, Carmen Vigilante, and Justin Pearce. The team is coached by Brian Arscott, with Sam Vigilante as assistant and Peter Geoffroy. L CJ �1t 3' 10' t fo 0 • • r. u Ajax minor peewees win in major way AJAX -The Ajax -Village minor peewee 'A' hockey team continued its tAirut. ways in recent supplementary playoff action. On March 5 at Pickering's Don Beer Arena, Ajax took on Pickering's minor -major second team and came away with a hard fought 4-3 victory. Trailing 2-0 after the first period, Ajax came back fighting to earn the win with a single in the second and three more in the third period. Scoring were Jason Fernandez assisted by Jon Crocker, Erik Bradstock unassisted, Adam Smith from Fernandez and Craig Kidney, and Trevor Munro from Harley Scott and Crocker. Ajax then entertained Pickering's minor peewee 'A' squad and had to settle for a 44 draw. Ajax got goals from Kidney, Scott, Munro and Greg Kitching. Assists went to Andrew Jervis, Phil Morlders, Smith and Rob Jones with singles. Clicking for a pair each were Bradstock and Crocker. On March 7, Ajax hosted Uxbridge's minor -major team and played a solid game to earn a 3-1 win. Kevin Bedarf was solid in net with the offence in this one split between all three lines. Harley Scott, Munro and Kidney had the markers with assists to Ringette round -up Tween C's fled up AJAX - The Ajax Discover Sports tween 'C' ringette team earned a tic in Richmond Hill rxently. In the first game of ringette playoff actin. Ajax and Richmond Hill skated to a 6-6 tie. Amber Jones, Heather Walker and Sarah McIlveen each scored two goals for Aju. Assisting were Angela Degnan with [tree, Diane Howard with two and Walker aid Dere Jaomkm wet am each. Garlic Genevieve Hope performed well in net- Tween A's nipped AJAX - The Highland Trophies tween 'K ringette team dropped a close contest to Scarborough 4-3 in recent ethrbincin play. Mandy George scored twice and Melissa Taylor tallied once and added two assists. Other assau went to Carolyn Frizzle with two, Leanne Cyncora and Tara Standen with one each. Bunnies have 'fun' AJAX - Two Ajax bunnies nngette teams took to the ice this past weekend at the annual Whitby Bunnie Fun Day Tournament. Although the Ajax Optimist bunnies Scoreboard lost all three games, they out -cheered their opponents and never gave up. Their best game was against the Oshawa M2 team, a 9-8 loss. Teresa Flaxman and Nicole Goldman scored their first goals. During the tourney, the Optimists scored 16 goals. Stephanie Spooner had five, Ashley Caster four, Flaxman three, Erica Davidson three, and Goldman one. Assists went to Emily Spooner, Amanda Spanger, Kaitlyn Nienhuis, Camblin Trentadue, Kyle Goldman, Lauren McKeon, Jackie Cassin and Larissa Nicholson. Goalkeepers were Brat Andersen and Nienhuis. The Ajax Payless Decks and Fences team didn't have much better luck in its tournament games. Ajax beat Oshawa in the first game 6-2. Kelly Hart scored twice, with Katie Watts, Julia Nielsen, Kristine Carroll and Alison Fair netting one each. Assists went to Watts, Fair, Carroll, Rachel Spurs, Rebbecca Lundy and Stephanie Wood. The Payless Decks and Fences then lost 74 to Whitby. Hart scored twice, with Spun and Fair each netting a goal. Fair, Mike O'Neil and Jackie St. Germain assisted. In game three Ajax suffered a 9-2 loss against Whitby. Spurs and Hart scored, and Fair got an assist. AJAX wA1Ki0RS NOOOR SOCCEN Dcisorvt;abartn 19 11 8 22 SIX L SEVEN OMSMON Upper Deck 19 9 10 is GAME RESULTS FROM MARCH a Goo Makravae 19 5 14 10 Canada Trust 2 (Goak by Adam Cook-Ryckman 2) TOP 10 SGOAERS e. Avery L Sons Rod" tp 0: Midkom F31 1 (Goal PLATERIUM PTS by Jct Barman) vs. Village PlynaoA 0: Auto Pro 4 Wady Dobbin (McGimK) 291 (Goals by Darryl Thonpson 3. Sarah Ripley) vs. Lon Fleming (McGaw s) 242 Dickers PM" 0. Babas Dom Dork s 8 (Gods by Dana Elio (Upper Deck) 232 Davin Vacoob I. Joshua Tataren 2) vs. Clintar Margo Lw y (DldaorvGatrashl 186 GnrnaWsltssp. 0. Heid Feder (Upper Dern) 165 FOUR AM RYE UMSIOM Usn Baser (DidasoreGaltim4 a) 145 MI1tv's M Illavd 1 i 8 Anne Meas (Gwen Mladre) 131 Camra Tnaa: JWr OVWM Antrads Calle Ala da VA*e (llppr Deck 124 Dyaree Got Ad let Moire, Por Sapltre, Lexi L.rrnbsrq (MaGioug 119 Mlary Saran's OWN- Deyls Muift Wasey King bVid Camid ei (Green 1 117 MMoats Phsio: JtasYn kvYtg, Joon CAW PKXBaVM� HOCKEY LEAGUE PICKERING MENS BASKETBALL IIN40 FINAL S AMM NNW LJt AGM1E Means of urea be d pereft 1FAN G w L T GF GA PMMM ens GAME ONE Rrdy WOW 35 a 4 3 259 123 135 59 Itsixence Poo 52 e, Elcyda CaML 46 04sit-tine POP Flame 34 23 7 4 191 1214 286 50 Power= Paadsb 28 vs. Elgde M Yea Rmpas 34 17 13 4 MO 149 199 39SCORERS wls FoKeyhs 34 14 15 5 147 171 179 33 9nrartoe Ptadda Lar Caoldrq /4, Bob Hens 12. gra Pop Flyaa 35 a 20 1194 217 218 29 Ga innin 11. ll. & T. KMP 36 11 19 5 190 219 227 27 E4*a Corp: Sheen Macy 15, Ere Carer 12, Frank CRY Dulles 3< 11 21 2 NO 1M 115 24 Fads 10, BW 3b00 35 7 28 2 142 234 10 16 GAME Two POILOCO�-FMMIAL Bay Spas 43 ve. WK Ymw k ft 49 PW4 nes Bar M PLMINTEMFt1111111111' *m34 MIH. inivew ant 211 obeft 30 M 90 S ERS �••a 29 41 42 042 OW Shalt: Carred Dans A San McOnrade tz John Posele r ISPrt/) 34 41 41 W 9 E100111110 10. 15 Red Clavas 15, Tom Pewi 10. Coin K i isier ftnts fly" 34 47 36 � 111111 ase►ent E Jelmon lFiNneal 31 30 44 7442 GAME TUB mocue 0boy1 25 2549 7327 Cdti Pnrsc1Msel ve loon- Aulo6104dWints Pisniys Same Muft 25 30 39 012 27 Cola PhoOiw 2q Ampb& ONO" 31 30 29 N 30 BGG holmo n POW 25 35 30 M6 33 Cdr. Prosobee Eamrm Hesrrrn 2$ Da4d Mkhd 156 Calm (FMsa) 29 24 41 4621 21 Jn» ommum 11. PA" 20 14 PINam: Mir JweawGt� 4+�In (P-Ywn 1 335 23 39 02 9 F TgMs (Flame) 31 29 36 M 15 Fav 8 Co. 50 vs. Tainan Hw*d 43 04st-6tts HO i Co. MMbe (Reeig" 29 32 27 59 12 22 Tniaan 14 . 04y" 24 30 29 021 SCORERS Ca "Mm" 29 25 34 08 HE 8 Co.: Cou" 11111111larne IZ Swit Taylor 12. Ansnre IRrlgsral 34 24 33 57 0 TrBru : Ridgy Flues 10, Cadid Riinsrds e. Ssefs (Reelty) 29 27 29 55 15 GAME FIVE AJAX LAONW BASKETBALL LEAGUE RSVP DJ: 63 vs. Wrbn Contracting 42 (Hak -tine Rm is $errs lot week RSVP 31 ftim 12% FIRST GAME SCORERS Genn Madill* 42 ve. DicluorrGarbrelth 41. Green RSVP: Dodge Baacldoid 19; Tony Okw 15, Bent Barton Machina: Anne Moan 10, Los Boss 9. 1(1 DldrorvGabm%h: Margo Levy 12, Marion Bailer 9. ft hal: Steve Leahy 14. Geoigs Dourts 9. SECOND GAME GAME SIX Upper Oedn 52 vs. McGinnis Lending 38. Lipper Dock. Gallamrys Eatery 56 vs. Van Krnlow Insurance 41 Dana Elliott 25, Joanna Reardon 12. McGinnis OW -tons Gallia" 28 Van Ksrtpw 24). Lending: Wendy Dobbin 16. Lydia CamMCAael 8. SCORERS LEAGUE STANDINGS Gadlantrys: Bob Herding 14, Ned Muldoon 11, Tom TEA G w L ►TS George 6. McGinnis Lardktg 19 13 6 26 Van KeffW: Randy Jones 14, Kaam Andersaa 8. Dwayne Hunte with a pair and Smith, Jones and Fernandez with one each. In other recent action, Ajax clicked on all cylinders in a resounding 7-2 victory over Pickering, getting clutch goaltending by Kevin Bedarf and a great effort from each skater on the ice. Rob Jones and Craig Kidney each had a pair of goals with singles by Jon Crocker, Trevor Munro and Jason Fernandez. Assists went to Fernandez, Erik Bradstock, Munro, Jones, Kidney and Adam Smith. Ajax travelled to Oshawa for a tilt with the Oshawa Red Wings and won 2-0, despite playing much of the game shorthanded because of penalties. Kevin Bedarf was again strong in the net, recording a shutout. Notching goals were Rob Jones from Lee Hummel], and Adam Smith from Jones and Andrew Jervis. In a consolation playoff rematch against Pickering. Ajax came out on top by a 4-2 score in a hard-hitting affair at Don Beer Arena. In this one, Ajax was paced by goals from Kidney, Munro, Joe Fraser and Smith. Assists went to Munro and Phil Monders, with two each, and to Dwayne Hunle with one. Ringette event in 20th year FROM PAGE 12 London deb Bs. Ringette in Ajax has grown by leaps and bounds since its inception in the late 1960s. Ringette was invented as an alternative to hockey and fea- tures speed, agility and teams play with no intentional body contact. t dead the .. News Advertiser 440 tiM F:a week 7= Mews Jwvetn'=lt J? My, MASCH 1X 1!!?. "I913A Ajax senior Warriors hoping to repeat as Motor City champs FROM PAGE 12 Ontario's amateur soccer champions. The Ajax squad has never advanced beyond the second round of Ontario Cup play. Brown promises the emphasis will be placed on preparation for the event this year. The majority of the 1991 championship team will be returning this year. However, training and try -outs are open to anyone. Training will begin in the next several weeks, weather permitting. For more information, call Brown at 686-3241. The Warriors wish to thank Bert Vandegraff of the Upper Deck Sports Bar for sponsoring the team for the 1992 season. 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It is designed with the consumer in mind. Easy to use, the alarm is built on the principle of audio harmonic sound discrimination. It is able to discriminate between normal day to day living sounds, from forceible entry sounds. Consequently, such noise as talking, stereo, radio and TV sounds, the ring of the telephone or doorbell, and other everyday sounds would not affect the alarm. But sounds like the breaking, cracking or cutting of a window, or the splintering of wood constitutes forceible entry sounds, as does the sound of metal on metal, such as a screwdriver being forced into a lock, or vice grips being applied to the door handle. Two Whitby couples, Mau and Angela Rock, and Jim and Isabelle Fell, are distributors for Durham Al .11 Local distributors for Ramtron Pre -Entry Security Systems, Matt Rock, left, Jim Fell, Angela Rock, and IcahPIIP FPII Region. The couples have each bought a franchise, numbering them among many Ramtron franchises across Canada. 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Would you like to have your home on the tour? Have you spent hours and hours decorating and fixing up a house to make it your home'' Does your home have any unique features, impeccable decorating and is it of showmanship quality? If you would like your beautiful home on this year's tour in September, or you know a friend who would be interested, please call Victoria at the OPEN HOUSE SAT. 2 - 4 PJL 196 ANGUS DR. 4 bdrm., dream kit.. lam. rm., cent. air. Priced to wine!! $214,900. GM PARVA BESSEY, SALES REP., BUS. 471- 8800. SADIE MORANIS LIMITED REALTOR. RUSSELL WILSON Sain R� 286-3993 RelMax Rouge River Really Ltd., Realtor 39444 SO. FT. LOT 50x128' yard. 4 bdrms., 3 baths + library. MuNi-purpose loft, tam. rm., fireplace, formal living/dining rms., greenhouse kitchen, central air, gorgeous. Russel Wilson 286- 3993. Oshawa and District Real Estate Board, 723-8184. The Oshawa & District Real Estate Board is a professional trade •� O 4 c,� V • ' association which represents over identifies veal estate licensees who are 1,000 REALTORS throughout the members of ODREB and as such Durham Region. REALTOR is a abide by a strict Code of Ethics and registered certification mark which Standards of Business Practice. moo. �o r 6 °• 0 jodow • 1� .V CITY HOMES at i 9,iAe X111 11V �1 ■ ■ 1 t f� _ 4 FREE APPLIANCES ON OUR NEW Limited LINK Quantities Q o Available � 9 ' O Q O 0 0 0 v $139,900 The r MQ 1 �EWpS FROM $128,900 rs SUMMER CLOSINGS - NO G.S.T.! 434-3800 728-5639 SITE r Now" TM cram nwt► caoonlfor, OSHAWA SITE Yom - Thum 1-6:30 S&L i SUm 126:30 KATNM N t FQ g o a Y n K= Sr. 4" SITE Yom - Thum 1-6:30 S&L i SUm 126:30 �+''>�,i�llls �Nr�r�sl�t»tt�� t�c�.i�.>�t• If you have been thinking about buying, ut have been waiting for the right foment, don't hesitate any longer. Take dvantage of New Homes Month by isiting open houses, attending home •vying seminars and talking to your local .uilders and lenders. Then take the plunge nd buy the house of your dreams. There is no better time to buy a new some than right now. Interest rates are ewer than they have been for the past wenty years, and most new home purchases qualify for a GST rebate rebate. kffordability has improved greatly -- specially for first-time purchasers. lousing prices have stabilized, and oday's competitive marketplace offers feat benefits to the home buyer. There is plentiful supply of housing and a wide mange of new housing choices and options. however, Clayton Research Associates �n-edicts that this buyers' market won't last orever -- so now is the time to act. Purchasing a new home is one of the visest investments you will ever make. souse prices may fluctuate in a few areas n the short term; in the long run, they how a consistent increase in most ocations, exceeding the rate of inflation and providing you with a steadily growing nest egg Few investments can match the returns )n a new house purchase. Your down )ayment may represent only 20% of the .otal purchase price, for instance; iowever, the appreciation of your home accrues on 100% of its value. And capital On on a personal residence is tax free. When you sell your home, you pay no tax xu the money you earned by making the ight investment_ When you purchase a new home, you will also enjoy the more intangible 3enefits that come along with home 3wnership... control of your own living ;pace, the pleasure of creating your own environment, and the pride of ownership. So, make a smart move ... buy now for financial security, peace of mind and joy of ownership. Ita IAR MOlIGAN ROUGE RIVER �4 � � 2663993 REALTY INC. 42"M �. BACK TO SCARBOROUGH? $130,900 r, ar • Stunning 1 bdrm. condo • Approx. 1,150 $129,900 $6,495 DOWN $1,093 MONTH sq. ft. • 2 parking spots, locker • 5 appis., • Lovely 3 bdrm. backspin • Eat -in kit. south exp. • Beautiful sunny unit • Sep. Irv. & din. rm. • Fam. rm. in bsmt., Secluded, walk to shopping Lois & John appls. • Huge pie lot. pod • Gose to all Morgan 286-3993. amenities Lois & John Morgan 286-3®93. rr NIP—: rr _ FIRST TIME BUYERS $179,900 $159,900 $7,995 DOWN $1,325 Mo. • $8.9% down. luxury 3 bdrm • Eat -in kit. - • 3 ban^ 2 storey • Approx 1,700 sq. ",. • L1v.Ad,n. rm w/o to yard • 20' lam. rm. bay Lge. pnnaple rooms • 48x'62' treed lot • window • En suite in master • 1 bdrm. apt. Dble det gar • W&K to shopping & TTC .r b6mt , 3 pc Lots & John Morgan 286 - Lots & Johr Morgar 286-3993. 3993 Realty World East (((e)). REAL WME LTO. REALTY WORLD 1t1MKM"M INw+••e MEM1111ERGROKER 831-6000 NANNY'S QUARTERS 3.400 sq. ft., inground pool, finished basement, 28 foot family room, sun room overlooking pod. 2nd floor study. All the goodies. Call Sam Kimberley. s� FOX HOLLOW This 4 bedroom beauty is loaded' Ceram,cs, air, oak stars, upgraded carpet, upgraded knchen. Jacuzzi tub Shows periecxl Call Sam lGmbw*- CAND1L11V11,,,, HOMES COMPARE IN NEWCASTLE * 50 FT. LOTS * ALL BRICK * CENTRAL AIR * QUIET CUL DE SAC * MODELS TO 2,556 SQ. FT. Soper 1,764 Sq. ft 1900..,:, • G.LT. INC$.. VILLAGE OF NEWCASTLE srM r, ar NORTH CRM SJM oRWE OSHAWA my. 2 SOME HOMES AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY '"TllKa.. HOURS 11 A.M. TO 6 P.M. WEEKENDS 987-1571 G r 0 *4& As nation-wide statistics remain listed price at an average price of promising, confidence in the housing $145,103. market returns to the Durham area. "There arc almost 3,000 homes The month of February was busy for currently up for sale throughout Durham Realtors as 499 homebuyers Newcastle, Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax, entered the market, reports the Oshawa & Pickering and Port Perry," says Smith, District Real Estate Board (ODREB). "and with 50% of the homes sold in "We expect home sales to continue to February going for between SI(X),(X)O and rise, due to three positive factors," says $150,0(X), the affordability is there as well Mark Smith, FRI, CMR, President of as the selection. ODREB. "One - the 5% Down payment A recent survey comparing population Plan offered by the Canada Mortgage and growth in the Durham Region to Housing Corporation and the Mortgage Metropolitan Toronto (1991 to 1991) Insurance Company of Canada: two - the shows that Durham has grown by 39.1 %, Home Buyers' Plan outlined in the recent compared to Metro's 0.9%. Metro is federal budget, which allows first-time losing families who are turning to our area homebuyers to use up to $20,((X) of their for the lower prices and greater variety of RRSP savings towards the purchase of a housing." new home: and three - the announcement The Oshawa & District Real Estate from General Motors that for now the Board is a trade association which Oshawa plants will stay open. represents about 1,000 REALTORS As the market continued to gain throughout the Durham Region. momentum, sales for the month of REALTOR is a registered certification February were up 73.99 over sales in* mark which identifies real estate licensees January. It took an average of 54 days on who are members of ODREB and as such the market for homes to sell in February, abide by a strict Code of Ethics and with the homes selling for 96% of their Standards of Business Practice. Alex -Pickering DELIVERY SERVICE WQCH FOR THESE INSERTS i FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1992 NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXPICK) CANADIAN TIRE (AJAX) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK.) MAXI DRUGS (AJAX) 'WOOLCO (AJAXPICK-) 'SEARS (AJAX/PICK.) REIDS DAIRY PRODUCTS (AJAX PICK ) SUNDAY, MARCH 15,1992 NEWS ADVERTISER (MAX)PICK ) 'A&P (PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK.) DOMINION (AJAX/PICK.) FOOD CITY (AJAX) •IGA (AJAX/PICK) K MART (AJAX/PICK) LOBLAWS (AJAXPICK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK.) 'SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK.) 'SEARS (MAX.PICK.) , DNbead b axMcted h a l l lalds ordy C►MMRI koro V } ti r f'bvl .••� - JERva FRIDAY CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS PAUL HARRISON Paul enpys fishing and p'arng 'emey Paul received a McDonald's rnea-dea compliments of the News Adveriser Congratulations for being our Frbay Carrier of the Week. TRE NZWS ADVEitRSER FRIO", MANCR 'L1; 1992-tAGE fl DURHAM HOME SALES Now horrws and rewlws weak of Fwbruary 29 -March 6, 1992 WEEKLY AVERAGE 1992 SALES 1991 SALES COMMUNITY SALES TOTAL PRICE TO DATE TO DATE A, -ax 17 $176.888 104 166 Whitby 24 $183,6.42 144 25' Oshawa 59 $'2'.625 379 5'' Scogog- Jxbrdge 13 $156.31 61 58 Newcast:e 18 $'59,472 138 176 Totals 131 $150,894 826 1162 MLSO saNs by COREe rnembsrn as they am reported OOKB Cauhons, however that only owr a period or terry arm thuasr averages useful lot establishing trends and making cor• mrrons Lakeside Homes*,., a friendly community. Lonlillunitv with friends like rou... ineetintf Cit the Wheelhouse - the hula ol, the ea-tioll... dant-es. t' cnru er �.. . terl rt is. si!CI rr1 rrl t rl�J... ar.�. the lihrarl: C_t- *!­­ J'-... �, - ♦ ` 1 WILMOT CREEKI Opt Lake 0ttlarv,; Jttst east f,j .%c'Lt Lc[stic' • Backs on b gdt course • oversized flonda room • woodbumsng fireplace * upgrades Galore' • Backs on b greenbelt • streps born rec centre • custloryl , Wow dressings >* Sm.900 *#wz# RICE • 5 appliances • ftonda roan • woodburrung fireplace * $114.900 f • Ckret court Iocabon • Ronda room • woodburrwng fireplace * Many extras! A Resort Communitt- for Active Adults 44 1 till, 4 6 1 I fix) = 9- 3 a' d j leg] :ryt ) W fill I AW a]* an1Ll� •.Where far"' dream's J.% true. • Diamond 2 615 1 h K ,ul,llt .fa. 4001 The Onyx A $lao 766 l The Jade L Ito, ' "I►RIr The Diamond 2, a 1,075 square foot, 3 -Bedroom The Onyx, a 1,230 square foot home with a deluxe The Jade, a 1,535 square foot fully detached home Townhouse with a bright Breakfast Area and open Master Bedroom with sitting area, Bathroom En- on a large 40' lot with !Main Floor FamilyRoom, concept design. Own it ... suite and Eat -in kitchen. Own it ... Green House Kitchen, Large Master Bedroom, Full Ensuite and walk-in Closet, and Optional 4 Bedroom Plan. Own it ... LIZA HOMES in Bowmanville 1-416-697-2000 o c�Mt,r Diamond 2 615 1 h K ,ul,llt .fa. 4001 The Onyx A $lao 766 l The Jade L Ito, ' "I►RIr The Diamond 2, a 1,075 square foot, 3 -Bedroom The Onyx, a 1,230 square foot home with a deluxe The Jade, a 1,535 square foot fully detached home Townhouse with a bright Breakfast Area and open Master Bedroom with sitting area, Bathroom En- on a large 40' lot with !Main Floor FamilyRoom, concept design. Own it ... suite and Eat -in kitchen. Own it ... Green House Kitchen, Large Master Bedroom, Full Ensuite and walk-in Closet, and Optional 4 Bedroom Plan. Own it ... LIZA HOMES in Bowmanville 1-416-697-2000 A1c1b *T1t W*ftAbV2RVVft 1rRMW #fk� A -1f#! 40 Ell liky, FlIkil I T1 IN WHITBY ��Iwir i;Ni.i r. rllpre p..rn r pn rr r r ' l:.rrn iirnr• i I,• �1Ly - TOP'"rr ; K, IT, _.142 'q. It. VIC%. 1226.5191 .: 1 1 1 1 1 SII *No cash til closing!•Job loss protection insurance! •Pantries •Fireplaces •Clay brick •Ceramic foyer and bath •36 oz. broadloom •Brass Pkg. plus much more! o g CENTRE MANNMIG IID M MOND ST. >t ca ttt t ■ *"LELEIGr1 = O SALES CENTRE a NtIIY 02 W 40, Call 432-2337 Mon. to Thurs. 1 P.M. to 8 P.M. Sat. Sun. & Hols. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pricer and specification. %object Io change without notice. Artist's concept. III I J, 'i F, N Y; IN OSHAWA r- .IJZ - r.r• �. ► IIs, - � � s r. - r trf i r -4 2.807 sq.ft. Elev. A 5252.900 LUXURIOUS ��9900 *GST included *Walk -out lots available *Ceramic floors *Pantries -*35 oz. broadloom *All brick •Landscape package and more! Call 404-1732 Mon. to Thurs. 1 P.M. to 8 P.M. Sat. Sun. & Hols. 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. SALES CENTRE MOND ST. O HWY •2 a W p 7 t W h f s 401 Pricer and specifications subject to change without notice. Artist's concept. I;I��IiO NO M f'. r1 7 01 1 ! 1 VA, TU JqM AD%Xffaxa JUN*% MAJ" MMMPAW9 19 I r4E VALUE OF 1111- MENA w T I BE I It's eM is dw btaifPide�i�. t a sines &W fMM Pkbw*'i&u Cadm Dismao jk i rn ftof up"* boss lira IM IN EN most MiPKW bwMw in Sw&m Onbfie I move dw a quutff-antm. Fad ad bw>AIt can tak - a - bgs of aw � uim of Epic wlrer SALE OFFICES Ff" AYE. E. "WY. 2 1,/WY. 401 MM-THURS. 1-7:30 RAL ti FRIDAY CLOSED SAT. & SUK 12-5:00 PAL 07-154 I a M a 19 a J'-50'LC zi 0 1. Y K J, ORMINA MAW% 1% 1111, 11 %N%k titmwan special 1yugglig but -•------�.;�,;� ,s, ..-. ... perfect. Z. -W *11-MEM.4- Wedding & Commercial giftPhotography tk 428-3517 Wayne Rundell 'AGE 36-T= NEM ADVMUER FRIDAY, MARCH 13, IM - Ajax -Pickering UVC�C� QC�C�G'�1��3QG' Combined Pressrun of 41 03, 000 ICLASSIFIEDS576=9335 Pickering - 798-7672 Fax - 579-2238 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6:00 p.m. ERRORS AND OMISSIONS 376-9333, 790-7672 Classification Index 003 1:;38nW 'aws lop Car�ew� -,A, g 106 /� a -4V Ila Ofte Hat 120 Sales r.ep AWM 130 show Hao 135 comWle Dan 140 HOW" Mod" Dema 150 Haar ae 156 Day as waled IN Day Cas Avacww 10 Empoyrnw. Ward 170 Blmnets t0 &Mn'% leo 2006 M$c. Sales Math E1 SAW 20C • :..Hood 105 • = w 14aker 21C A:foes t a saie 220 t ArecNs Ward 210 n ernaa TM tri Han ler EAcr q 140 Gaa"'Yard sae 25C Ars 4 Gaits 26C C07vul■ vd4c 27- Lost61: and ±: Pals shtpws Borons 3eC 3ODs >VehkleS a,• r tri- � y Sar. 30C Autwoars Warw 305 Truss � r Saw 310 Trues A~ 315 VWS 4 Aeoe Dr'vr 320 Traws370 Au1c gats a napa^s 34;, Auto.aasog Rrtas 36C mootKW ass snow -cows 3W • u.w- 365 -•vvanon Von 3.a 37C X- i:c•+vr+•r• 37S HM.y :1' [0a0r1*M 3K 400s R Afar-•rn :, :w. 4oc Apanr+rts War.lac 405 Ha.Sa6 ;of R,rr 410 HO:sny Aanlac 415 Torha sas ca ;ar• 420 Space c D' ;rt 425 Rooms For Fier•43C Rooms Ward 435 ;;oorr 6 uoarC 44C andstW -win Fa Rare 445 shred Acwmmodasorn 450 Cdndanrvumsca R4nt 45 'L. Oft* a R" span 460 IMra/alor/s.� Spin' 462 C46aps; For Re r. 470 Camisa waned 475 Flsraelant lxeng 480 . PAWM 485 Pkirda Vacations 480 Ura Fa Rau Ops IsWaKsw Hanes For sale Wo WarimToBuy 605 Townhouses For Sale 510 Invesanant Prowiv $15 Canon For Sale _W0 DrAl Pin rel Land 525 Farms Fa Sale 530 Loa Fasave us Owd Town Ptq wtes 540 varcaeori N pertia6 so Comps For Sao 660 ibbia Hanes t Pars Sial Caapa Trailers sites $70 Many To Lent 575 librtgage. k wake silo Busrwas013MUres Soo Attic 1111011101116 f00 Tsi/wsl 620 w ssano Pwwrlas BlarresPeisonals 471 Cmlpawns sit Arnonccern is 00 Brmays 700 Burs 710 DwM 720 in Mrtianams 740 Cads of Thanks 750 Weft Amooto wts Iso Ergayements 770 Arrtesrsans Ao 100 Careers 110 General Help BU1SNM Opportunity - no- iributore required• unlimited earning potential. work in your BW* time. For appointment. cut 416.4,'!4-833. (031 SM 110 General Help AGGRESSIVE SELF - MOTIVATED INDIVIDUAL Experience not essential, but a flare for Customer Service and Marketing skills are a plus If you have the desire to work hard, knock on doors, show our product lines and have the desire to work in a professional, crea- tive and lucrative industry call us. Draw plus com- mission. 427-8520 EXPERIENCED CHEF Warwe for !Citi Golf Club. BANQUET EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Please send re6Urne ID CHERRY DOWNS GOLF CLUB 2• ^ Cor 7, Plcatenng. Ont L'YIA2 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE FREE TRAINING Applacatl.xts arc nue being accepted for a pit:--plo)mcnt train- ing program. Program provides the skills necessary for entrance to future re-training courses. Limited seats available. Preference will be given to Social Assistance Recipients. Call Vocational Ac- cess. WhhAby.y.� 668-8642 Wanted Mature Babysitter Full-time Week@r1dS included Contact Sam at Premier Health UNEMPLOYED? • Fnakabd in search • ComputeCariM TOTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS SOLthfnm ASK RR,KL 427.4695 110 General Help 110 General Help 120 Office Help 130 s0- Agents ' 135 Everything You Want In a Drug Store COSMETICIAN SHOPPERS DRUG MART PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Requilres Experienced Fut Time Cosmeician We offercompen" Wages, and Benefits Apply in Person To Pat McKechnie HEAD BEAUTY ADVISER 839-4488 683-9797 � Oal 1 '_I IMMEDIATELY Person to work on Macintosh Microsoft 40 computer for a very busy exporting company. Must be experienced and have knowledge of all office procedures. Only those with minimum 5 years experience need apply. Please apply in person to: 820 McKay Rd. Pickering, Ontario HEALTH COUNSELLOR Do you enjoy working with people? Would you I" to work in a positive, challenging environment with excellent opportunity for advancement? The BEVERLY HILLS WEIGHT LOSS CLINIC in Pickering requires a mature, well-groomed and enthusiastic person for the position of Health Counsellor. Previous experience in weight loss preferred. For an interview, please phone 420-4220. COMPUTER COURSES, Private Training. Intro to PC & DOS, WordPerfect 5.1, Bedford. Reference Available. Call The Office Exchange, 430-1372. HOMEWORKERS NEEDED Earn up to $350/wk. working at home with new, guaranteed and exciusiw guide listing over 90 Bins offln'rwork at home. Free Wbrrttation, send S.A.S-E.: Fi0111lMrOfkif l� R m illi m g r It CRnai, 4666 Kent Ave., SU Ne 1626 NWOM Fells, Ont L2H 1 J4 RME EDUCATION Plenty of experience but lacking skkillf computer able in Computerized Accounting. DeskTop Publishing. Dila Man- ageme it. Word Pro- cessing and more. U you are 45 years of age or over and have recently been per- manently Wd-off. you may qualify for fund- ing assistance. Call Computer learning Conn. Wbkby. FOSTER PARENTS Wanted, complete training, support and reimbursement pro- vided, call: HIEGESH FAMILY i CHILD SERVICE for t1lm b lolRlMin 495-8439 KUWAIT WANTS Excel Ynnt pay & transportation. 516.929.0341 Ext. 724 txpllSE Siff JOBS NI 111mmNlpai rs RIM oft. I>tsbplpl tlddl4 ca" wean; Is Pkis tient flit IRA (lh� 111111110111111 E& 0181 EXCELLENT PAY sembling products I r manufacarers. Es ►rk at home. h Call 1404.841-7778 Ext. 103.24 hr. kid• Sunday MATURE FLOOR CLEANER Needed immediately for part-time hours. Must provide references. Apply FNP 81050 Oehawa This week P.O. Box 481 Oehawa, Ontario Ll H 71.5 ENERGETIC ooupie for opwa- tion of 20 unn waW!row Hite! n CanptiaTord. MUM be capable of handling general maintenance, have Previous tour Istvaccomodation experience. be bondable• renUn"ion inck4w salary. bonus and house. Cain 7o!5 -s33 - 1216.(031894 o5 -s33- 1216.(031892) UNEMPLOYED or on use) Eam S5MS700 Dart time woriung for yoursea. For decals. send SASE ID CAPA. 16 Corporation. P.O. Box 6460,0. 1725 K ngston Road. PWrnq. Ontario LIV 6PB. (TF) PART t nie housecleaners warned to work m the Oshawa wtxtby area. 2 3 days per week, drners license a mot. CII 428- 8642 after 7 p m. (031792) HIGH "Pie satin has morn for rem for rutted sentoes. Pos- sibly estetrcran, masseurs, e. , ro"s arc, cell 666-3806. (031892) HAIRSTYUST wanted - ful tnhs'part tare. Call 5714086, (031392) HM MIYUNG Assstarn or ap- prentae requn*d Must be able 10 Cal I It to the next two years n vanmg and hard work. a that a you. Call 866 3805 (031792) GUITAR keyboard and vocal teachers •equ.s0. Far" steady money pan trineMW be able b read and play by ear. Cal 579- 6W 1 746601 after 3 p m. (031 891) CARPET aearhers wanted. 721- 9413. (031 99Z NOW hrng Spring and surirrier road crews Prone 721-9778 (031 NZ EARN awry reading booksl t30.000•yr income potential Detais (1) 805.962 8000 CY - 183, M32492) OMCOYERY TOYS - s looking for a few good people- Earn morwy .*vrhe0ua*ly, haw tun. wok your lwvn hours. exaeeeru support. Horne Denlonatrai-I Los. 4200185. (031892) EXCELLENT wninlg oppor- tunity available in Mont pity sales, mprlesentng Pnde N Jot ChIldien's wear. No wrA arnerlt repuked. Training provided. Call Jorg. 4366788. (031992) AIRLINE - Entry Ie.M or wil train. Ticket agent. cumorner service, flight attendants, otound aww. aopotrraria, and W W90 0 trairmM. 313.832- 5900 or 313-232-5901, sib• A1004. 825- Refundable tee - f031382) - NOW trttnt' I or anyone in- terestedin Children's education ... CHILD'S PLAY Beeks wilhusianic OWW dunis to sine our Rani* aimulae % and educational books and games (birth to 12 years) to otltw pwris and pt01ee6i01rte veorI itp WM c 1dalmt Part-Wrie or fu8 tkne opportimWes. No quotas or Os/iAetiss. Call Ellett, 430-72W Statin. 8866722 or KbwaK 4242271- f0O31ea BTAlf hoar rttiM matey. iNm 8700. weekly. as"Intilittg shit" products. AnwMill detallsl Rush S.A.S.E. L. UNWidge. 1566 Major Ode Rd. Pickering. Ont. L1X 2L1. f031982) OVER 45 AND RECENTLY LAID OFF? CALL US ABOUT COMPUTER TRAINING GRANTS. 831-8167 130 sales Hca Agents FULL tints sats 1180. kWepw dam reulbr requires enwpMic wed person ailing to work some evenings and Saturdays. Whitby location. Fleply to File 84049. OMaaa Whrby This Weak• P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. L1H 71-5. (031 89Z) SALES HELP Looking for an Crfor th8 W Halo en who warts! a 30- 40 hr. work week with summers o0. Realistic fist year income. $25-30 thousand. Work with Principals, PTAs and sports g in the fund raising field. Based out of home with some daily travel. Call Bob Anderson for 428-0795 I NEW AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE Busy new car deaiership In Aiax, requires new and used car salespeople. • Excellent oommission • Full Benefits • Good working conditions Call: Dwayne or Ted 683-5358 VILLAGE © CHRYSLER EQUIFAX COLLECTCORP A leader in accounts receivable in Canada, has an opening for sales/accounts representative. Large territory from Toronto east to Cobourg requires a motivated self starter with a demonstrated track record. Competitive salary, incentive, benefits and the opportunity to work in a successful, high energy environment. Forward restate to 40 King West X702, Oshawa AWL: Personnel For intiervlew please call 433-1124 between 10 a.m. a 11 a.m. SALES AND LEASING REPRESENTATIVE Required immediately for growing dealership. This position is for the individual who wants to succeed in a Last paced selling environment. • Excellent product tine • Health dt Benefits pkg. • Top commission paid • Great location CALL TED TO MAKE AN APPONTMENT DURHAM DODGE CHRYSLER 120 of&e Help 135led HeIP .135 skrlBd �, a you an 0-w 46 and hart P fa0elry for been laid A you MW Lotus. ,,� YATEi8AL00NTROl CLERK Dbme, wird. ao4pat; beAoro, C4na jn wbtidwy d a ntsia LLR C a rpaKa located Harvard. cauloamc �Wild r a n AW ►e9llint an uplini road MATERIAL CONTROL Towlem Fi ancw aeelitarlce CLERK wills elcdlnt orgenfmi0ntl ikik- A sound ratio - Nord wile do notwo n Cantle 129. tamfy wilt an �19ystam � IN few *ams• D whein 36 would be an asset. Autgmon production planrrng auv in Q �Ca"I" r C*""' experience wouM be F -Wied. PLEASE SEND Cla::lfled Fax 57'9.2236 SkNled Help WANTED LICENSED MECHANIC PICK -N -GO TA)a 1895 Clements Rd. Unit 177 686-1515 150 Hosp. Medical Dental PART t me Dental Assistant. Cal Jo. 725.0977. (031092) 160 Day Care Wanted WANTED live m Wbysmw Monday to Friday. 427.3066. (031 OM 165 Day Care Available REUABLE daycare avalabre n my nom* Ages 2 and up. Experwnc*d. now St. Anthony Danels. Ful or part tris Brody Major Oaks. 427-4761 (031542) BABYSITTER required. References upon request. Pkt.ase call 686-9841 f031 NZ VIE haw hued a knving Fibino nanny (liven) and we would like to find a playnfre for our 3 yew old son South Alax. 6 you're mlorested. please call 428- 2009.(03159Q) NOT HER of one, whstwe to gree iota of TLC to your cnlldren. Al ages welcome. dose to Parr Cal IGm at 6868589. (031 512) DAYCARE lots of TLC, aarvnws, hat nwaie. al ages welcorne Ful of part tare. Cal 4205480 (031 %1Z PROFESSIONAL colon ,n4r- *Pod n hung a live-in nanny to rare for out 2 toys Starring no user than Jure 20. 1992. Cur - rem fenny reconv*rrWs. 668- 1291.(031982) GOOD quarry daycare avalaDle day or ngrn. westrwy north of 401 Any age- TLC, ruraous meals, etc. 428-0707. (032292SNC) LOVING mother, ogwwnoed. reliable• enloys providing Chillocare In my home. A/ apse. fulupart time. Flexible hours. smoke fro*. Indoorioutdoor actrvnles. nutritious meals. %tweri lieigltts. 7-3456. (0313OZ EXPERIENCEO child care Provided. any age. ful or part tine, any age, beaw Wesvw Rd. and Hwy 2. Cal 6a6u16- (031312) DURHAM Prolssaionel Haft Daycare offers warm, loving daycare for chidlwl. 6 Woks anal up In supwve" hones ai masonalilie raps. Stew Ajar/ Picker" ansa siloe 1284- Call 21116- 1207. (0315" POTHER Will do babysMktg in " 11111111111:011. Cal Wh tr. 686.9654 (031842) 170 anted YEN with trucks will do ah ullehoold moves. clillmu Jobs, 11111111h-lCalcad �a err 42i MI (� i 0 do 205 firewood ROKA Lumbw - Dry B wailtL 4X81112•. 880. 4x8618'. 885. t 61rd delivery Ca1�M& 277 -MI or etMrti W, M& monm 220 F«Sale 111 Mti bits Ica sale, Bimaldn Inch Positalin Gm ! beat Oiler itch 80 83 or best ower. 434-1714 after 6 f031992500C) ,► MOFFAT 2 door left hand ainald, MPIM M 11.5 011111*Net. alae arodbwning CO* some.C10 boo oBw.88iaM (001794 FORM aft eMclrle itlllioe. 80.000 BTU, on now, am_ 22111 vel. 671-2800 or 432-19W An 220 For280 Lost a FOAW 280 Lose a Found $$M 111dds fair baarod . 717 and a " Rd S. Cal (I ''` LOST JOHNSON FM 8790 for Mack. 725363D. (TFALL) fa M krn'• $1500 o.b.o. 428-9246 Keyboard. 1541 Oak Ormil CUSTOM tirade shoos. 2 palm TWO WAY RADIO 110-W x 111.111i (can adjust), b«»•ooloured. brand tow. $260 If found please call 579-4400. Ask for each pair. Call 723-0117. games, As" $500. 98110542 tram mission. brand new rad and ;1392sNC) the picture desk. WAL1PAM ckwon • - over 1,000 roto from 99 own to REWARD $0.95 a double roll and more. Poppl•r thaw. $50. 1 maple T -root, 180.000 kms . only Open 5 days ver Utast Mon.- Fri, 94 p.m. SaL 9.5 p."L 823 Automobiles 300 Trucks For 31 699,, e6 icing St. E, Bow"sari For Sale O Sale vile (TF) _ 11N1 Olds 88 Royale. Silver 1996 Fad Extended Cab, box IMAX Pldkw" AppNancss - ria gray. fully boded. 22.00D kms., liner, fibroglass cap. V8. pg., naasauble offer refused. Fully asking :19,500. Call 96848037. Pb.. 116.000 knee, asking f3fu00 guaranteed reconditioned (031392) or best fifer. Cal 416-623-7824. appirnoes. Comertslko us a 1969 Toyota Tercel LE. 2 door (031892) deal. 427-6784, 467 Wsstney Rd. S' �• (TF) hatchback, 5 speed, am/Im cassette, AIII��� Vans, 4 Wheel MC D'S Billiard and pat patio owdre 33,000 kms., A•1 condition. 300. 428-6819.320 82 `/0 Drives al 75 King St. W. Boor wwfMe. (031592) Phone- ~family off garage had. stables - LV as l Black Beauty egas Bay special 3/4 Incl 1t19 REPOS - from banks and 1999 Astro Vann. 58.000 kris., 8 pats. air, V-6. , 6akan Stall. lausalier pockets for leasing Companies. 90 cars. trtwla, vans at WHOLESALE act trion, certified. $10.0600. Cas 8660258. (031392) , cash and carry. dill- wi'Y Oat reeatr► Cas the prion.erere coluunts on floor modebwCall Repo R40o C8388. (TF) 286 Ford Bronco. 6 cylinder. 4 6235353. (0',!250M _ speed, standard overdrive. 4 HARDLY used - R-5 Rival Run- 1$U Escort Stationwagon, 4 cylider solo, steering. brakes. wheel drive. blue. 33' toed chrome runs . 5 regular tires. her kayak. oonplete with skirt tsadd s and *09, Real ed►gari at arr inn sterno, certrisd. $3995. cassette, lighted running Modem style shaNgrey Crown Auto. Pickering. 428- 9423. (031 SM boards. captains chars, asking$500. 51200. $t200. 729-8124. 404-9231. Oda exceNWVt COrK*M. $225. Oa ^)Ing 6 oaoe' 21 668.1553 after 5 weekdays 1947 Chrysler L• Baron, 1 (0313M owner, loaded. excellent FRIond DGE and stow. 30 inch. ° (031892)31982) f6300. Ca/6968905. 355 motorcycles gtt+d, exosltem cord.. $495. Now low H mita bte4ar swab". mop Quality. neutral u . executive colour. $385. Call 264-3694. 5 speed. at. power wrldaws (031302) am " stereo. sun roof. 85.000 COMMODORE 64 Monitor krn'• $1500 o.b.o. 428-9246 Keyboard. 1541 Oak Ormil evenings or 9 82-6509 days. printIsr. word WOkidata - processing. program and 194 Chevtn• 4 door standard games, As" $500. 98110542 tram mission. brand new rad and (031392CNC) basal $500 o.b.m Call 420- CHESTERFIELD. matching 996.t0319921 char ad o"ornw. $275. 1 Sklar 1983 Probed. high pttetormence. Poppl•r thaw. $50. 1 maple T -root, 180.000 kms . only chi aWrnet. $500. All mens in $3.000. Call after 6 4270865. G=WWW condition. Cal SW �1� MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 683-9725 PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 11934. M319M i Trucks For MOTORCYCLE, A_•ornoo.mp APPLIANCE Clww Ltd. Rebuilt 31 O Sale and property Insurance Low machines. up to on* year me '0319 Can 427 3S95. Marsha guararees. Sates. service and t97 Dodg0 Dakota, 6. 5 speed. '1992) _- parts. News and used Best ps.. po . new Winnehailer twos, C3179Z - POO" n nd Omab► quality ane oro 50.300 -vimanginal, real 365 Marine quantity 107 Dundas SL W.. clean. $3995 cal -Tial Cali 427. Improvements P Whoory 868-9444 464 Geo," 9'22 anytnns. Russ Big Town Services etgh N. PPerborOu. 742-&222. Sae[ l (031092) BOAT Saps aaLLsm _ake on � 21 seems Tram Suatem. Oust n wba:r. FREE 5 Marine G . alp 0 deurod .kits - lot r..l Woetc MAGICIAN, :ow^. 'r9nds 40'. 3[oat300« andood JpfiahP+trnong. 7Ds1 950 McKay Rd. Pidk«u1g. Days 10habie. free M•.mates 428 454-1946 1040292) 6ny. 7 a.m. - 3 P.M Monday 3o %8-5432 031792) and a.par FriOay t>f1 AVOID THE LINE-UP AT THE U.S. BORDER any occassion Birthdays sW000woaKlaG promohona. openln 9 19" Chevy Cheyenne all ELECTRICIANS ' fine 7uainy Oaand pons custom w n?. Phone- ~family off garage had. mdrasers. Magic stows T .all Car or Jane. 42'-2856 Somas 10 Weed. 24 h. twiner, spa^^ertT. w^n aachen A, �JeCdlst rt ?aT'OOr^ 3 erplrmar�•. 962015 (TFEFG) Sion ladder, wheel barfell, v Y� alopkrlung, nceig,$750 -w, . 'c^ems Exce,:e^t 'elerertws '0 bsbrOW a table. couch. char, TWO •nen smith •rucks 'HE Tax, Financial n[uSive Avaiafble now -EG much mon. 4262709 (031592) provorv„ts ,oma trtovsRs .ell do ar ypes a Directory ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design. adwrtskq. Business or personas. Reasonable rates. Alio, lassos available. Randy Timms. (416) 433-1337.(041694 Flooring, IPET installations - free mates, restretching a :iatty. Reasonable rates. 1799 or 987-1900. 0 i N :an. (TFWFS) FMng Services LEARN TO FLY or GO SIGHTSEEING . • • • T= NRV5AVVE4tt11111111111Rl11111111111111l►r, MA9Wff10,•199iMCi • r 400 - A Fes'► Home Home Improvements Improvements C110111pTRAICTM Licensed Joumeyrtlan Carpenter, 20 yrs. experience AN Home Renovations LOWEST PRICES! FREE ESTIMATES John 520-4379 DOUG'S WALL 8 CEILING SYSTEMS Drywall, Wautscotwv. Trimming, Suspended Ceilings, Acoustic Tile, Custom Shelving, Specializing In Basement Renovations. 427-' 281 COMPLETE renovar,ons and SHOWER STALLS Repaired S renovated. Wall 9 Moor tiles supplied 8 installed. MIC, Visa, B B. B. LOWEST PRICES, Free estimates. Call Bernie, Progressive Tile 420-1689 CARPENTER IS YRS. EXPERIENCE In Horne lialeovwners. IGthsn. bath. adesons, baswital drywall. raping, panl csran•cs, skylights. docks. no job too small All work prsanuw. Witt relwaom Fria .masses. eta UAci� 43" 14 Room at a time painting. Designed for anybody's budget. Low Rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mike at 428-8190 PAINTING and Waapap" Caroer'sry. dumbing. electrical Total Ra novatjos. reasonable rates. Phone 404.9669. (03199 PROFESSIONAL panting arm waapapenng_ ' •oom or wholl nave. guaranteed a mist •ales AJAX - now attractive o bodroorn bas wnm apenme Suits 1 non small«, prty: entrance, all broadlooms appliances, parking, par fumrshed. Bus to Go, no pr First/last/reforences. $6 monthly inck/etve. 999637 (031 SM NEW basement apartment bedrooms. lawn ontrw . sw fridge, dryer. washer. $7 inclusive. Very bright, Ma Osk/Brodk, Pickering. Cern &TNN- 6961718 or 877.22 (031892) OSHAWA - 2, ane bsdroor One carpeted, SW month One hardwood floors. $5 monthly. No pets• suit sir{ poem, 831-5706.,103199Z BOWAANVII.LE - specious bedroom apartment, woo balconey. Incudes itori appliances, garage, $T monthly, available April 1. 6; 1713. (031 89 TWO bed oorn executive min, washer dryer included Paxil [950 per *1orHh all ndusr Call Julian at repairs. additions. baM"wnts. bathrooms. Insurance No job's too sma�� Ouahr ROSSWnd/tsarden -• SM 5`_ 434-8311 K Tchens with ceramics. dun". electrical. os s rvl. movM. aipofano• and woAmanahp guaranteed 333'. 35 p.m. Available Apra 2966 oflor LeavetSmessage.4x paning Pros estnmes ACCOUNTING. eplr'g. 430.295 anytime. TF) C3179Z - Home Eugene. 432-2159 (03269 yoor, GS', PST. financia party ONE o e d r o o m b a s e m epa Improvements P ELECTRICIAN serv,cs um sta/ni preparation, for srrtas Services apartment, $475 monthly dudes water and Caoie.o ___.--------- - changes. rewv:ng, additions, Moves. businesses. Inco'w tax returns. seems g a ils"e"a 3nFumiture sepia^"y. add. r,on•s. etc Resonable.CadSusari.9"US'03'82) Oshawa. 723.3954 leave MAGICIAN, :ow^. 'r9nds . N,Admrarde avarlesi• Apr•i Refinishing 10habie. free M•.mates 428 Moving, 'fir to entertain for any %8-5432 031792) and a.par 5571. (031392) Storage any occassion Birthdays sW000woaKlaG promohona. openln 9 OSHAWA T 001.00 ELECTRICIANS ' fine 7uainy Oaand pons custom w n?. ^a "r Jelcorated 3 bsid 7- mdrasers. Magic stows apartnwnt. ^gin now of nou wood products. Aso fumrt we ^ere nri4 servsce --hon gmis' au- nipa,r and rohnenrilCan Tom nomas licensed and 286-2'164 't73 t 89� e- insured 434-1244 or 987-2213. . - - - (031 392) Handyman EUROPEAN •Is iplcfalsts wet renovate you, ow-oorm or ctch•n wab as wet as Moo, GCs CONSTRUCTION crena '4ss 20 yews •xperwnce Good and •x,enor'smrs, wovwwm references and sa'istc T,on and Construction No jot too bio guaranteed :Or free ew.,04s. or mall. N a needs to be done. 0 Dykstra 725-4913- "L) we �;an do it F MOVING? well move anything, ret wo . anyone. Yen 4 cks for NI types of was. Beat rafts, tree 'x. Wastes. 10discount setwon. $40 hr. i up Call 571-0755 •,ant lattice •asp 839.7057 ^ciidIN lard. bas- a 726 8334 '�) a;ndry. 555C Tommy nclud RABBIT wanes vi dam Jt41s4 Call 0dbct. 5198' 111119m: 'or 3 udren s parts•; 58 03,992t all Occasions. ^ave my06HAWA south end 'Int" •'asocial Cas Ems. 6681932 322 Glen Sr very -swan. an 2 bedrooms. aval. -low nowApra '. $652 Parking. nowa a0ie nc: Aed 575 0973 Plumbing '25-4896 ^31392) ibcJsarl Dramas- a anal work guaranteed Can .pore nd FENCES adldu al Oscoure AJAX 4pv^ Systems 'oil y Il;tirrWas. 7t«MOM lviAadle 24h• service Call 686-3912 OSHAWA pin• bedr00 Craal 6416 -'913 'Tl:) p prices Post hodigging and s os s rvl. movM. aipofano• and DRYWALL 1:;11._1.. 1 u r n I s h 1 r -•urn•sh•d 2966 oflor LeavetSmessage.4x post seeing install today. 691 Plano specialists. at •ate o. EXpenenced Ya• A r 0•lal< endo•, Home M1 1031 SW hourly. IAII •row ^Jive 'soared Journeyman Plumber Y area, stow mctowav Improvements P (0319M saorage Jnei how Dt'erirg '*•• � .x -=a,cats artrtg, pica 'aka• $SSC ^ter• aDsnrno ". $720 monthly, in - BASER contract -no - an boxes ent^ ^+aye Can 427 OC S al r nctnhle c.rsYtast. avaiac 619 -MU or Judy. 663.7596, entrsnoo, 6400 plus utilities. sepia^"y. add. r,on•s. 0006 Oshawa. 723.3954 leave br 43 ALL HOME '•n Ovations, iWC'10'+s. yalosnor not re, YEN r••^ large '•ud will do washrx-s aw 4ts oHc 'aC85 -319921 RENOVATIONS mwrwerwh0l lnhergency s•rnoo. Ulna Jr• `,O sem old move. go -doll al. Ary •emovatlor at awfilon 0614AWA yore to Jaw-,,. '•' n's!1'n9. qJa, ty wo't bOrtmmher'ciil. All Types >f moos. ail /rme 4274•'t 'fpm[ ^a "r Jelcorated 3 bsid 7- INV:., -�,,. �, °> guaranteed. 15 yea -s .all Car or Jane. 42'-2856 42' SKS ASK Ice-bm spa^^ertT. w^n aachen A, �JeCdlst rt ?aT'OOr^ 3 erplrmar�•. 962015 (TFEFG) ; Fj v Y� alopkrlung, nceig,$750 -w, . 'c^ems Exce,:e^t 'elerertws '0 YACDONALDS +oro• m- TWO •nen smith •rucks 'HE Tax, Financial n[uSive Avaiafble now -EG yrs exo. A provorv„ts ,oma trtovsRs .ell do ar ypes a Directory •9.6 03, ago so p'Ot@sS Ora; r -w ftmnmcs. •o too w- a nrpves Very mmpawive, _ � -- -- --- WHTBY nlvey 'wtovated Oa ^)Ing 6 oaoe' Rswwr ces • slues: 576- ''s a Cal. Per•, 5769533 -arging 0977 or Coi,.ar) 434 9245 - ---- Call 683-8790 683-8780 or 03,9921 Painting, $71.1708 1 RENOVATIONS, cabinetry. Decorating titCn In ONE •rectnco n, r - bed. 2- sib Open. Call 435-0464 for Pat Perry. About 1200 sq.h. Il;tirrWas. 7t«MOM lviAadle 24h• service Call 686-3912 • s. Kttcn•n _uoboaros. wet' """' tdia 6400 or beat _ I^stead. take ;his bea.a;f,;1 1989 2955 ill NK limmi DRYWALL oas•m•nTs. was^rooms. t addaon Carom AB punting and 2966 oflor LeavetSmessage.4x Sunbrldge. Winer boat. - tuly loaded - extremely ow Ing in ret; roorrs• dryvir>II. Tbar FINISHWGS o„ff hon,,. CAM* CO 4328965 0317921 wallpapering dome PIANOS/GRANDFATHER hours - excellent tonditi0n Cal( Tim 430-3248 Vio r www guaranies.. Calf Boar0,r5. =-g Wx!ured Cel n gs' JOURNEYMAN •1•Ctr clan. professorially by Lunda CLOCKS - Pianos. rem to own. (0319M A trained dog is a sfabnted ONE bedroom basement susperceC:011ri s Spec'al`z'ng r service 714n9M and Dont yew •.n add t on Dsoroor^ Osomat foif:lner •all 'O 30separate entrant owkng, au^orr :;Irbw. Jens ar +s PWXa se nek4w $ monwy yt 430-0484. sae ^saaagl.'031]9� ONE and two oearoo^ apar•r,ents. $7.5 and $74. Apra, no we. 'no". s'ovc Carpet. aur. Defiling or Ca 3oa And Wisor, 3winvia -2• All alit. -w-- grand. dgrUl. - - - - ---- - - 9. 1 s a n O EX ­111 -9 9.44. 033 92) 400 Apartrnents 400 Apartments Call N61619-0079 removal,ons. A: wo•k keyboards. CLOCKS - rr** guararelld ,nee estrnasM Cal references °iei"y and w "o Cao Tebp For Rent For Rent G a G Corarr„ct,on. Ws ww 420-6320 ;TCA) Cau 571-1708 and talo advantage d our how overhead wareho- makze in '+omit •erovaaon No 4331491. (0409x2) OAK principals and chair; vomica sae Levq blinds; dog nun; patio stones. $39-2648. (031492) 230 an*a WANTED - stoves, fridge, 'now and dorm me" ruse Also wnle- . pickup trtruc (newer than 1976). Call pic wi g. 4204= (TF) WANTED - Enclosed cargo trailer wflh twumm Ache. 16• long x 7' wide le Or high parker Weds Cargo. Cal 7254MG apt 6 and augwnds- (031002SNC) WE Dar to In for frideets stoves. Waking or not. 427- 6764. Ij0315" 280 Lost a Found wrlet w.kdn , , �"`1- IN -1h, Cab 61181446. (OCJ15421 LGBT -R, g- (n north Ajst area Cash Rwlaed OW2216 or 750.2017. (03136t3I •290 Pets-SF"u% rGnn OSHAWA Obodi•nco PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway Spacious 3 bedroom apartments • Four Appliances • Close to GO Transit,Pickering Town Centre/Hwy. 401 • Immediate Occupancy From $800 per month. Call 420-3139 Or visit rental office/model at: 1480 Pickering Parkway 8306 Under New Management AJAX Association. Dog Training DELUXE two and three AVAKABLE Aid - lige ons Meant- tts9N If A 23 prw -1 11rn 0--' art. in a ni s h dr"" apaeortsrs wesNhwe PM is Too bio or Too SM" Fm e Housecleaning Q Open. Call 435-0464 for Pat Perry. About 1200 sq.h. Il;tirrWas. 7t«MOM lviAadle 24h• service Call 686-3912 1 LOU'S Panting and DecorarmnIg FREE to goad hors a O1e ,,,ay doors. Real! from 9669 . hydro NK limmi wall papering. arms{ Spray LOU'S Renovators - spscsra. agg as, ro plon�shortws ''o Pb 4 Too smell Or too xvii Ing in ret; roorrs• dryvir>II. Tbar For DnoawworaI can References av,sawi•. qua,ly OPhnga. Carpentry and paining- Hotel 4a -S1rva ay . Vio r www guaranies.. Calf Cal 4266563. ;TF) 427-1041. 10318921 arVlme.4 (TF) teiak Yard) 24 Mosaic•; Apt 13 and quiet woo we building in ales. GOWOn wwmr oo• obs Open. Call 435-0464 for Pat Perry. About 1200 sq.h. 10 shopping. Cabo and uttIM Wdormown. (031662) jlp1 o with babaq and swig included. $575 a morel. Cal FREE to goad hors a O1e ,,,ay doors. Real! from 9669 . hydro 638.1696 or 7441201. (031692) Old part PAMAWbr1paA0emran 4111 Ill Ig an 4 of Boons WHITBY - one bedroom Shophold, needs oteMy ho"s. Cal 9652675. (031392) apartment. 9660. Two bedroom needs itis d room 10 run. Wry PICKERING - two bedroom 11825• nwAV Pohlad. film and friendly, and vowy prllluil• 433• basement spartnnal private bet ,,Ol is rets required. Work - 4005. (03130 sittrarnoe. 4 applibaci 1. 9696 ing people only. Call 6684016 DOG abodimence trainsig " plus pa" Wftn. 120.0376 or evenings. 72S-891 I days. CbsM mi offich March 26. 5361664. (001392) (0319M A trained dog is a sfabnted ONE bedroom basement AV ARABLE Apri I' 2Dsdroan .to iii of the tamilly we we aanment across from GM. aDsnrno ". $720 monthly, in - the movafbtifspit h For Livingroom, diningroom, codas fridge. save. heat hydro mare Wnbrmftn. Cab PsVtilL kitchen, fridge go". ssparate and porkirg. in quiet troba. Firs 619 -MU or Judy. 663.7596, entrsnoo, 6400 plus utilities. and last. Rilson and 401. Classic Touch Obedience FWSVIML No car parking. No Oshawa. 723.3954 leave Traliff1w (032062) pots. Collect, 764-6667. MMUQa (031862) ONE Dedroom apartment in lie buaQng C••am. no aw ^ant^ 'eOJ­ed One ora ao - +msnocuwy. and we avaii Apra 1 43" 71 0r an« 5 '2 3675 ;0319921 PICKEMNG ivrriom9ar) One bedroom. Iv,ny•pom Kaduna 4 pace 3M. --arpMK O,�vale sn•-anCs Park playground rose Oy $53 Torithly. incius Yl. -Irstlasi --- AvaLable April 420-2078 400 Apartnlerlts 400 Apartments 40 Apartments 400 Apartments ,�, For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent AJAX la g. 0• ght omit ONE SEDn00Y AFRRTMEM AY 0 OSHAMIA Indudes fiidga stove b utilities. Close to 401 exit (Park a Bloorj For rime infoirnwbn cam -011111115 Trust $31.4242. (031542)ONE 4 oft RING Vbri g t- qust m 4 oft. Wig• bright 2 taedroorn DasermrA aoarsmwri d r o o- 1525 Madi01 Ave. 2 r omance. 4 sae oar bedrooms DedrOOms avallabio AJAX apartment, available fridge. stow, private laundr If*mediat•ly. $794.. tndge, jactnems. parking. Ava,aDr 77 & 33 FALBY COURT immediately. stove. fridge, and 8675 stow. utiMiss rnduded. Laundry nsneCia nilly. "Donearmly.1 _ ma �'°M ockniw. 66854,12. (031x" separate entrance. xParking.. r r. 2W able & Appicaliom TWO bed<OOMent in family builds apaf><T1 y �, 2375 or 520.2356. (031SS2) be picked up from Durham TWO bedroom apartment n Oshawa Air Conditioning, Broadloom, 2 appllarlceS, AJAX - Oxford Towers. 3 bedroom Rouenp, 1615 Dundas SL E., bw- hydm.'►dge and 4th Floor Lang Tower• VA a" at stove included. Parking for oro laundry facilities and underground parking apartment, large Suisse. Pool and stats, close to C0 4384610 b.- 640 and call. pian OP -M" :amdrY. 'es 490 and last, $713 Included- $%41.11%1110. shopping, 401 and Go. $794 - f 1403 per nark. Awed ableApril) 1 • 434-6311 �Nousims,ou� E a call 4364610 Oka poklkg, abed" May 1. CENTRAL Oshawa - clean, l CA 686.1 Cal 4287290 and 790 pm. modern. bachelor and one or 686041 (031442) beaoarn ao.reler., an lover ONE rtanth free WM ate yea PICKEMM - 2 bedroan base- 1iii1 a hormen dor. priwaso bio- fiaiN mw 142 D•Atcy St. MM -Flt., 8:30-1 p.m. "wilt apanrw % wwt tlirapi loo. wntranoa toundrlf and bdryard. Cobourg. Luxury one and ; 9625 PkmS 1/2 utilities. Rory $450 and $575 trkdUorlw 725. bedroom suites, :rom Ill Sheehan. Sam Rep. Fatuity 1904. (031642) montdy Pius hydro. Tient u ONE SEDn00Y AFRRTMEM AY 0 OSHAMIA Indudes fiidga stove b utilities. Close to 401 exit (Park a Bloorj For rime infoirnwbn cam -011111115 Trust $31.4242. (031542)ONE tearoom apanmom n am' option avarbbta 372-3355 372-1966 or 4382606 (TF) AJAX largo bright one now boiling. Launder fwriMba. Iafami n ale baso �Wg irate now Oshawa 14CKERING - one bedroom rmt. includes Centre. $650 monthly,all baae"wnt apwbvnK p380 ua�s. F�salmirg, � ockniw. 66854,12. (031x" separate entrance. ONwN entrance, huge Inroad NEWCASTLE VOW - Nelsrer L1*NA1e- Call 891-3518 alter 5 backyard. 9625 mondfly. 638 lived in', 'i, A and near ons WHITBY - south i a rn 7491. (031690 bsownete apworwilL bedroom apartme- ____bedroom AVAILABLE innwdia * . n nckrdas a6 u0ldas, sspraM arprarse ssnplo �/ Oshawa and y fifty aparermm ontrance• kkhwW o• 3 piece to Go. we I OSHAWA - 767 and 789 Wilson. building, floes C&nMod. bath. Stops to 401 and all Pks• 427.41' 2 I III no anis agibbie, $790. IMMACULATE bright ono newly painted. ap&nmw L Close artwwbn. $450 rmtonthly. Suit PNCIrr 4bodroonhuntil available, MayI. \ bedroom be~ tea. to bus, shopping• utilities quiet single. 987.4019. br -\ $1005. Fridge, stove and uolbas oontrati air, 1 IaurWry facilities, included. No pots. One (� �) � included. No pas. Apply with Durham 1615 Dundas $600 moreddy, sulbbU for ma- bedrootL 9600. two bedroortk I your Special turn ONE bedroom Oasomt Person, non-smoker $7tX1.430-0134. (033192) SL 4M Ff'b Whi WhiDy or d 478 8610 apartment. Non-• PreNsmo0. Civic aria 7211114111122. PICKERING prMened, no - LNWPOWBNIh'. �y anything bW between 8:30 and 4:30 . (071g4� (031392) Mcelsnt 2 bedroom basetrwr March I/� t` NOW ratting - Wh by - Thick- TAUNTON Rd in Ajax - 2 aparlo w G*hWw wnwwbw wckslve. G• bedroom apartment. $750 a pwky, lades stove. laundry. 4193 perfect. sOrbDydenelvd.1,2.3bedroom units. Included are utilities, month. Plus 50% hydro. $730 plus sox utilRiM. Fray Wedding & Laridbed pays hast. Larys let. last. April '0 an fridge, stove, broadloom bretrlr a4 �9e 1. 1116579.7576 Cal 603-M12. M31592) (031592CNC► J'Ide to'°what"' too t". Outdoor and under- OSHAWA now ouidlg n oar' Commercial vsntitle bunion. Ono and two Pw4wA Nc - pofusiI be Coed - bedroom round parking. Plggrournd for cnn. No p.1 o n • sedo0n may sw6fridge, aparimahL gift Photography �Nousims,ou� E a call 4364610 SNi &Wrevolve ar)undthe t meParkerby 428-3517 (TF) ,��. T" r V*76M am os -MMM rills Wayne Rundell 'AGE 3%TNR 1)1M MvWlset fP'RUbJ1K f►fuRC7i at 1ol2 _ , 400 "Fw Rem 420 T For m 450 A 500 545 pv,w- �' 545 0.v. u"'I'm 670 IMAM now one bedroom 11CKEtBe1G AJAX Properties rr u (nhou 1plhiss) - • • Soch house. certemith-11 r. lrelrera speelmra, lurrdelhed. Oedroom toenhouse, 2 ,/2 3 bedpan Non•tnd4er, 3rivate *Wane, etc. central baht. 5 appliances. finished pet lover. parking. near bus A04ac, �. , e` �bIAEReef\i rival cbsetoGo. 401 and schools, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplace, cable. Non bseerrent, no props, outdoor slpp- 11350 ria prly. SIN,8506. N OE 1/2 baths, main floor fainly arthoker, no pies, clone b Go. parking, inhmiediate, $1050 M31982) Suitable 2 room, with marble fireplace, for Quiet met" bust- Cal 2-21180 a years new, huge sundeck. walkout from 2��wus. less man. $725 nclusive. 837- two quit comkiwate females oximal�l., 2,555 r w'1 basement to finished yard, air •�� b Shan emir ?454. (031892) FREE one months rem with one home with third. Bright cozy sq. ft., 4 bedrooms, conditioning. built in year Wase. Levey one. two. AJAX - '� Breakers' brand finished morn. Laxundry, paMi.p, low exclusive lakeside con- three bedroom suites. 6 large, backyard, 1W0 weekly, beautiful kitchen, dishwasher, very clean, iominiums for immediate appliances. Quality finishes incluske. 427-1562- (031592) central airhaC., ideal $212.000 Phone 428-3669. XXX) 1- 1 2 3 bed throtlghfoul. For more into or to - __._ -- -- - ---- appliances and t car parking. (031392) COTTAGE -:59,900 FANTASTIC LAKE. Exterior complete, big private lot, private sand beach, super swimming, fishing, hiking, X -skiing, terms. 416.349.2911 Man. -- ---- Ill -- ---- - morns, view call J RC1tHBNG Village a Josephine Snider at � P^dve- )oo-.Soo tQ.n.: leaturin s Mortgage Mortgage 8 579-7505 or Paula Sheppard. slonal ran smoker oiler Parking. $265,9W 580 580 hdjlhufoes, are' underground dtpa arta 579.3052. (TF,FRI) central air, pool, outdoor Insurance Insurance ' altu"'s' b with indoor r pool. jacauzi. laundry, ftnplam. etc Vendor will consider leahh dub with indoor pod, OSHAWA - 765 Wilson Rd. N., 3 $400 pus share unties Cao terrLakin back 1st nk exercise morn and bit. bedroom unit, $860 for May 1 428.6,20 leave message. g MORTGAGE PROBLEMS? lards morn. To view cap 428- 240 Ormond Dr., 3 bedroom (03tW mortgage, closing 1874. (031 59Z sant. $865 for April t and May t. flexible. WE CAN HELP! 410 Houses For Heat and hydro extra. Frdge. 455 Condos 428--9423 stove. garage irtduded Now. ON Rent Apply with Durham Housingaaaa 420-3111 1615 Dundas St E 4th Floor AJAX Reed D Spacious, 2 bdrms., full furnished, prof. dec., Europe -style k schen, fam. rm. w'fp Panoramic window 8 walkout to deck overbokmg Lake Ont. on acres of greenbelt • Whitby or call 436-6610 be- 7 AVAILABLE April 1, - 2 bedroom. 2 storey condo, rival cbsetoGo. 401 and schools, 4 bedrooms, 2 tween 8:30 and 4:30 weekdays Mclaughm Square Oshawa. 1/2 baths, main floor fainly (031OW) Fully carpeted, air con.. 1 1,2 room, with marble fireplace, OSHAWA Iwo and 3 bedroom baths, many extras- Finavi st. huge sundeck. walkout from townhouses. 'ncludes ail $900 per month. Call 579-5751 basement to finished yard, air utilities, 4 appliances, close to atter 5 p.m. (031392) conditioning. built in schools and am,ent1e6. call 434 BRIGHT - beautiful, 2 bedroom dishwasher, very clean, 3972. (TP) oDndo wain swamxrting pod, all $212.000 Phone 428-3669. 06HAWA - 1050 Smbpe St. S., appliances and t car parking. (031392) 2 bedroom ovaable Available May I. Taunton Rd. and Simcoe Sc Oath OPEN House - Oshawa Sun. seen stove. ridge, ramod'aely. $807 plus utilities, awa $ 80 manfy Call 430-1687 (031992) Mar i 11.4 p m. 665 Berwrdt ail meshed basemen, 2 - - ` - - - - • • �' • •-^ `- ashen.beal cadge, washer. dryer• breeze, Frage. stove. garage, and w If-igroomt. separate Aunory Cres. First Cres. south on bedroom ssoc u S mantnly SERVICES I Gerling tan, no pets. no smoking children's playground on site CENTRAL Oshawa two Waverly oft Roseland. 3 hydro 98S42t9 f031B92, aneC too•^ cable and iaunery available immedately. $675 ApdeCations may be picked up bedroom. ' 7.2 baths. sauna. bedroom sem, 1 1/2 baths. heal - Homes �, .*aMhy Pius utifrtae6. only wall- able until July 31. South '%haws 655.4683 after 6 p.m. at Durham Housing. 1645 Dun das St. E . 4th Floor, Lang Tower. pool. library. exercise room. un- dwgnwnd Parhung and car wash bay. Applinaces, Pump $125.000. 725.5002. (031 8W) 590 BU$IneSS 590 13Uslne$$ 0 Opportunities 0 0319921 Wit tby, p tali 436-6610 $900 per OSHAWA BPPD tatgaioM 2 Plate _ ppDrturtllie0 LAKEFRONT Street - large wee from• 8 3C 4:30 weekdays (031792' month. uNties nck+deo Avai- able rnmedarery Phone 404- one bedrooms, one 4 Fit". 1.3 Piece Dams. large family room, PAVEMENT Mamng Busness. FOUR bedrooms. 3 baths. ami room , v n room . i r 9 iii r00rr., applidrtce6. � AJAX 3 fovv-c 1513 (031992) - _ --- new, furnance• wndows. rod Des Oshawa. estabi,shed 1978• IDEAL Pak Limned direct mai proven money mtlkei 6- gt has trarOsha for garage. ]alk. Quiet area. Ajax. Westney. o -wyn We6'ney ad �+wy 2 e^c unit imi. Cotta e$ For g 470 in-law noble area en- $145.000. area,n � pool l 4. 103' � le sale in acid. �•� negotiable 415 sale in Whitby. Oshawa. north of 62. no pets. S''oC plus cirsltast. '. w,'h garage $975 month utsne6. First t �. relerences Rent OPEN House - Sat. Sun. -March 571-2422. 4 10 p rr. (031892) Bowrnanvims. Courtrce and New - WE'RE looking for Castle area. Train and loam wird ng iN4ees. May sea 1303. 638 7925 or G63 6893 Non.sr.pkn &. Pers A3238 DON T wa' ^s •oc a'e ^may 4• 1 S. 1 -a p m Whitby - people are unerrplpyed a unhappy wait, up support included Call 427- '031392) M-80 IF a e y 4 2 8 3 2 3 8 t0i1892) Reserve Your $' 94.900. As brick. spacious. 3 present lib Cap now. , 4 t 6 2685 for nloe•m.algn. (0319921 FURNS►w-D room - we d as ing for horria, we can hep with now air Woodland Estates. Only bedroom, finished rec room, 741 1447 fC31 3921 AJAX a bedrooms. kitchen THREE bedroom tow^nouse 9C ^mutes NE of P(ywrtg. certtrat art and vac Call 668- --- -- -- with sarin. morn floor sundry. 2 t z baths. famllyroof vert^ •,oge and stove. ,ear act F- Y eq:.�pped, 2 3 o a �'oorr' 6334. 733 McOuay 81vd WtxtOy (031592) 61 0 Legal 61 O Legal vend *replace. arc Wav9ry F d aowmarwilis images, 3 piece bath. FOR Salerttrent irrsu- Notices Notices central au, tencetl. $85C •rout^ly plus utilxees 436- 'ileo pea, :aridly beach. boar DONT nes rhes cartel Wrtnby ex- shoe livtngroon. kitchen and doee a all amenrtes. $1200 10'00 (03'99?) and motor •ontais. atone, weemly ecxnne 2650 sq.ft 1OK below OROIIo - 3 beboorn ranch style Cas 686-0420 (C3, 59Z - - _ AJAX varietals Terrace . 3 b-gos and movies, ia'ge playground- aces to roam. market value Imtmacuiare a �r�„ home. many NOTICE TO COST 2 storey. a bedrooms. bat DeC•oo^� newsy renovated. cottages available beg'^ntng"08 ai rade: aPDfancat laundry. $1000 per ten•.& air. and appliances. quiet netgrtxk.rnood. dose to May 10.$295 and up Per week ''"IdIng 5 Piece ensue,.. CONSCIOUS &Vmklbfe May 1. S"rh 50 morly, srnns ooand Go S-% Pius -,so Weekend soeC�a�s. Season& osntral ar. 9B . $2.90C Cap 723- BUSINESS eno pets Call 428-6614 and 'tyd•o Ava iaoar Apr„ , one beGroom corape available Tent '664_ (031392) p PRODUCTS LTD. •(0;1'y� 668.5968 C3.39Z) and '-a is' saes also FOUR level namaots. 5 years t-PICKERING Amber,ea. ;vvfxs TOWNHOUSES Spacious two available t-7tYr6611317 (TF) old. Quiet dead end street. TAKE NOTICE that you are required to GEORGIAN s Raaf' 3 bedrooms bawl row-,o,ye, North y Say - near Wasaga dishwasher. blinds. hardwood. 'mora. remove all goods that have been left In 1,2 baths- five app,iances teethed bmenw^. walking ds. 4C' -joss 'o GCnor stiteon. schools. north Bear a^c Midland. sandy beach. 3 geCroom viceroy carves tsepkaoe, cent•a air, paved drive. urge neck. the remises at 71 7 Finley Avenue, Unit p was to school. para. shopping, and aoutn GM, blocks away '•orn Knob H,a ala oottapw avaeliscre artrimas May 6163.900 433-4606 after 5 p.rr' 4, Ajax, Ontario, L15 3T1 by March 24, - $1200 monthly plus ujorr,os Shop in ''lin' of comfoant Atari- be veered on veiled 4346631 Open Home Sun. Mart 15. 1a 1 992 and that On failure t0 remove such April ' 6818736 $03/592) able April ' 434 59'4 1032492) (O5C'92; P" i (031 8W) COZY 3o.aoom oungaiow Re -40' area S75C ow oris- FREE dna month ert subiet ' 490 F'Cridat Condos For 520 goods within the time specified, Cortland Realty Inc. dispose May Wy rtby - 3 bedroom Vxat RArtatk Sale may of the Plus uteaaea. Available, April 1 row^house, central air, 5 goods in any manner it sees fit without First/last r•qu'r•d No �plartges. 725144' (031892; appkances.' t,?pans garage $'06C monthly cella utilities. CLEARWATER 3 beom roos WHITBY condo arge one any further advertising and will not SOUTH Pckerng man flop. 3 cap 430.6196 x091992) fully •urnarvc, &r con.. moble 101 ^versa polls her tub bedroom Pius den well sunroorn, 2 bathrooms, 4 appliancei incur any liability by reason thereof. bedrddmtlaundry air, parking. MCKERING (Lve; Rd. 1enni, shutfteboard. children �stb Om MCI. yard $'C35 rnpuene area; 3 bedroom tdwinouN. wecomv. (leas man motel). Iiatl� roomsn, under - FesLlast, srhort,'long tear. Avai- Ferstlasl no peesAarasabae May Av;iuWA* March 26 and on. 681 ground parking• $139.900 6" (031 Auctions 650 able rnnWatety Ed/Chratne. 1 Cali 6349446. days '0455M (0' 9406 ---650 Auctions M5675 or 427 3100 (031592; wrenengs. 510 (0318812) APW pe bbdk to beautiful Lots For PORT Derry . 5 bedroomu. 2 12 Rooms TO Madera Beach . fully tumrah•d. 535 Sale ail meshed basemen, 2 430 bedroom 6440 U.S 2 AJAX - Furnidnd room for rant w If-igroomt. separate Aunory Rent bedroom ssoc u S mantnly LOT til sale r E'dreerd 10011 , rvew appliances. $' 150 plus AJAX spac,oi.s ' •n only Reck. days. 432 355x; 519 n. Ask,ng $89.900 who hold hydro 98S42t9 f031B92, aneC too•^ cable and iaunery evenrnps.6664670 (031 792) - ���� Tel. 726. 06HAWA three bedroom 1 1, facilities, close to parks and - Homes �, 2 baths. centra. &' tnahed Schools 0" fp "it worker 500 For Sale FULLY aMVLylah 'd ready 10 b, r bMnent, Iwo appliances, Lary" Or student SW weekly f"4wMW. daw so , north Oshawa, dose to Cam p fenced yard. SO% Pius ure tits 1s,,matue 7921 LAKEFRONT Street - large wee Samae. over 60 frontage Aper 5 p.m. 66605,0 before 5 ROOY'd .era:. Pldkerng. owvy 2 mtart wnsad sem. 4 bedroomi 1 7189.000 7211912. 1031992) Pint 436-3254 (--3,W and Bock *„maned room. 12 Osis. walkout lo dem. mkrsi Out -of -Town PWAEROW- - row,000 -41a y 2 dose to all amrieeies. steps 10 sell reduosd $119.900. open 54 aria. 4 bedr00rr aern4.eadteC Dus, snap. kricher, Pam and House Sat aro Sun. 1.4 p.m. Properties with a[I<Wsnces- yips lendad aunory facilites. Working 654 Stone St Oshawa 579, yard Available June 1592 professional. Non smoker. 5273.(031992) FOR sale- Brighton. 3bedroom .Close to mall, schools. park aostma . 686-4825. (031692) IFe n s u i t e, 2 112 year o l d bungalow.real room, erttra tarps Call 839-3906 after 7 p m FURNS►w-D room - we d as ing for horria, we can hep with garage, 12 nae lot. 2 nWs to (031(192) facilities Just call the ansa financing' Oshawa - Preto town- 1/2 miles to 401. AJAX - steps to lake. 3 bedroom meeker. Brom and Hwy 2. $90 N.E. area. Sem, has finished an- $122.900. 613-475-0265. Motors for ret. $1050 per mrprrth par week. First and last. Cap law apartment. walkout 10 ravine (031 SM 0 -April poSwson. 686-4599 (031592) Id. new paint and flooring throughout. Asking $136,500. FOR Salerttrent irrsu- Cal 427.3246 or 61116- 1956. ask AJAX - furnished one bedroom. Cal 432-0979. (031982) laded 2 bedroom bungalow an 1/ for PM. (031 582) shoe livtngroon. kitchen and 3 acre toted lot. Features m- • UVEMOgJMAYLY - three Dalheotim warn one osier person. OROIIo - 3 beboorn ranch style duds hreplste, double g1azW badroorn man level of house. tut rrwum mule. $375 mardhly. bungalow on gorgeous 1 1/2 waredess, Weed dnMMW and Go and amenities, parking, 428-0974. (031592) acrw soul lorest around WAnd- sun dads overloakinp take s aPDfancat laundry. $1000 per ROOM for red -Harwood arid Ong strewn. gnat for kids. Min -law bon or properly le a righted -slay h "WO Maus 50'!f. utilise. hiss/ 401 - $350 rear month Fast ane • rteparaM arrcerw. so to LaM A bads is an 19 L=t. Lt. 92) w11. 1-4161-579-7576. (0315 1st preeraed. Can Larry. 428- 2144 amiable April ,. Montreal garaW. skip $174,900. 983- r,�,�fe"'- r w ores, Calla DOWE AWALa,E Wsrhod - 2 earm.dwe fan odyl p3, 7ti21 5112 a$W 5 p.rn 032082) (a/6) 762 MO7�. (03 bedroan k- Quirt. peaceful. AJAX - Furnidnd room for rant NO 1en darn - 3 hetero r 1 mm"To 1/2 along brick house. """'vel 575 doe d a, alt.rt..e, mew wit alowes.. peer I ria d ItAohein and Mice room, laciiiss, ,,,,n 111110ker. laun$75 drie. and pragr en le.gr lot Lend Ritsoill area. $116,000. 5744 19 a8osse0. S0►S746 (0310 fitly $7S per wools blck*hw 427- $1079 monthly. Cap Rid[ or A 9ROKM hs mama, to Mad !"ICItg ra - eitmgle reetacl.sd 3 0173. (031500 Doug, 00BMN or 5794252- on a m' 010e LIO to W% for bedroom. 1 1/2 baths. 2 Share Shared (OC11982) Qualified purchasws. Cap MaryAnne appmarmoee. stable April Ti. 0860 faits oMmL 261a731L 450 A at Citicapltal Osletw FisrmdeL 427-5678, p315M EAtiT OmAwa - 9 bedwplR. �RM -Brock Rd. and brick Othrmgaloev, 3 bedroale, f11 WGAM and loins. so % iac. fsotll pmmpy trmcad. $wpb uilin 000 -alit flow •act Him 2 - room in pmrea bedtoan and -.6a linareft d- _ ahio f"4wMW. daw so , A eswrking ft to implies to sI I �� Alwaw a a§MAL park• Cwterty air epoYeae. 0860 son. arorking person, share all eall CAN or Rick MB -SROs. king 0148,SOD. Ikmsl a eoM Oocq rm dldY includes wttleiss- 432- Ilse. Imlili kMfts, doe to ace anwmiles Cab 01140013. (031502) 2!3•/247.031382) ComirmanaY FinalheiM Ssuvhcos DDOKEII hs $10,000 b lend a (te) SM d'L-hed burpalcr, 2. 1 PICKERING - saoo6*w horns $147 per mowh Canted Jan, age bedroom. lnlshed basement• b ohms. Whig's R0. N. air. air 00/4006. Community, Finan 580tiled appianoes nduded. Located d COW poWg, quiet aria, 04W da Swvk- (TF) jest Oshawa- $ego . utiltita, par nwnth. Cap Snow 837• ODtaAt)rA ART AUCTION Sun., Marsch 15 at Don Beer Arena 940 Dillingham Rd., Pickering 12:00 Preview: 1:00 Auction Featuring today's most important artists; A.J. Casson, Robert Bateman, Trisha Romance, James Lumbers, Laura Berry etc. Dir.: 401 to Brock Rd., one street south of Bayly on west side. Don't Piss This Special Event SATURDAY, MARCH 14TH 11 A.M. The property of Mr. and Ma. J. Davin, Clarernont• This sale consists d antique furniture - oak double sided curved plass writing desk side by -side display cupboard. marble top wash stand. wall 9 pc. dining room suite. bedroom suite. Ousbet sponge painted dresser. Empire bveseat, drop leaf table. oval barrel wagers. Vtcwm taepere, We wagon. parlour chair. library table with fluted legs• Antique collectibles. Very old European dolls. doll carriage. trNaid music bis, chamber pot, telephones. lamps. Depression glass. silver and oodles of ugly old glass. Also misl household kwn.ae. tools, pats, Itrueru. Mil. Terns cash or known cheque. Lunch is available. Location 0 w m>. Come ham some fuel 1986 Lana Pick UP. V0. auto. P.S.P.B.. cruise. P.W.. air aa, loaded. 1981 Caprice Haldhbaek 6 cyl. P.SP.B. For more kommabw. p1 Dan Berkey at 649371 S. pwwmft 675 co LEGAL AD M3M May, I .) Ake Ufmrmow Divorce, Cfertge of Names, wlfk, kraurarmce Claimm, LarKlm:vierlar6, Pardons.CReerlcti, Business Registrations, Incorporations, Immigration. C.ALL 428-6265 A high quality. sincere datin( and Introduction service exclusively for the residents a the Durham Region Inexpensive, thoughtfu referral, large clerat base BIRTH control and family plan- ning counselling, Free and confidential. available Monday to Friday, 8:90 am. to 430 p.m. Clinic in oshamra, Tuesday. 1 to 3 p.m., and Wednesday t to 6 P.m. P101wng Thum. 3Uo p.m. to 6 p.m. For further information Call Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick. erring 420-678,. (TF) ADO A little spice...B.C- college roommates - Gndy. Lisa, Diane and Jennifer have exciting per- sonal photos or themselves for sale. For dscir" information. write to Candy Phos, Box 674 RD. Kelowna B.C.. MY 7P4. Adults only plsasel. M40992) 710 Births • ITS GIRL A GAUVREAU - Michael and Snem Gauvreau are happy to announce the birth of their first daughter. Samantha Marie. 8 lbs. 4 ozs. at Women's College Hospital on February 12, 1992. Proud grand- parents are Howard and Delores Hannon of Shelburne. Vernon and Beverly Gauvreau of Burlington and great- grandparents Roger and Mary Chaput of Hampton, in hft SM. a build, searchingp Ion nest, sincere, w11iN male who will share the interests of dancing, leaking, travelling, pleasant conversation and much mon with me. Spring has spnm0 let's gel waking and sharing much mon. Send recent photo and photo number b: File 0051 Oshawa This Week P.O. Bon 181 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L5 In 740 Memoriams FLOOD, JACK In memory of ,lack Flood who passed away March 16, 1990. This month comes beck with sad regret If brings beck a day we will never forget You fell asleep without goodbye, But our memories of you will never die. We miss you more than anyone knows. As each day passes the emptiness grows. The tears we shed we can wipe away. But the ache In our hearts will ahways stay, No one knows the gnef we bear. When the family meets and you're not there, You left us suddenly, Yours thoughts unknown. But you left us memories we are proud to own Lovingly remembered by wife. LJlkw. TO ADVERTISE YOUR SPECALT1r CAUL 570.0575 7w7m 710 Births BENYOVITS - Dr. Amit and Patti are pleased to announce the arrival of .. their first child, daughter JAME, weighing 6 lbs. 15 ozs. Proud grandparents are Miriam and Ted Benyovits of North York and Robert and Louie Wilson of Oshawa Proud great-grandparents are Faye and Lazar Gooroeich of Toronto and Reta and Al Wilson of Oshawa- Special thanks to all at Markham Stouffville Hospital. i vin �eac there's more filing proof that your heip turns hope into mumph over =ret Right rloly, s0(ne. one living in hope for tomoffow S dCp[n 4 on your lkirg6on today. Cama can be bc*rL CAIf1131tCA1M�eE SM"ONCMI® Available iterrdisey. Call 427- 1215. (031582) 2082 1031 sale � -tor 18 E www a to 99% d prgw- 3 bedlbeo n oleo a lh 2 bs Own_ ty valve, some below bank 670 b vent 2 batioorn rra. Spetlap¢irmp 'aqualhPuts Rw� 6- pec AX Sole - bright 1200 sq.h. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, AJAX - sirmpie rwn-smolLig female baking to share fur- nbhed two " 111 baserrad gbh w V70 .aPrinnerp Caitlin$ W. alladwd bhp hast -hives buyers. Mortgages garage, all appliances, and leers for any p„apae. sOnalls lima; 2 abrey. on Quiet court. $975 per ern apartment with :ohne. Avelabia JESUS in Oshawa - at IM I the Intend JESUSHoliday 0150.000. Flexible fimarmcimp. appiWi WI tfAN P1mQYaIe11 pavan e- IKONHIM oftb rr.onth DkK W% utilities. Avail April 1- Reaaoruble Cap 428 r and' Inn. Sat. 7-p Mr. f3serrk 120 0315. p317Bzr Mu Fast service and approvals. Roan 221, Jim CanipbNL 1- in g NY proof. ler MAO and oven 70 yah ads. able May 1.428-9800. (031592) 7371 leave massage. (09188121 WMTDV - super deep 2050 Raycen Financial Lid. 571-2880 706•e63p476- plimm Calif The Marler you star, on 420 Townhouses THREE bedroom house M O*GW� �tig• M blind b mJL ���� JENA says. con 1096 it costs. 665.4731. �y For Rent NwrcasaS, b share preferred ltmals. 98.7-3863. (0313M AN IL Wit ve bedg% onto grerrboit Pmiw 670 Personal$ the bald? Daae )rove nirg wHITOTY Go - 3 bedroom IfytiSTDY _ 1owrlioM,s lo la aby,� lermdscaped and inner- wast glees? The IlieMfg le Wdrg nsoIttsay Loaded wO go hired Iftl Micah 3:11. ARE you a caraoratal baby? 8 you wme bom in 1967. 1 world ioamhocse, available April 1- Close b a1 artwWbm. $664 fist $400 M-" plus. AvaW* at aha. cal Paul after 7 pm. OW upwadw 0234.800• capi 2Bi DISTRESS Cents - Need Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. 201µ, Open Nasi SM and Sun, someone to tabs e? Cal us Jin Car Ost 1-706.9638475. Ye to haw from yam Cab Wars dy In Se Nwsaroom, 579.4400. WW WNL Swam. p3209Q) 3156. (031 9M 20 Eddfaon Dr. (031882) anYlirte. 4331121. 4273630. (TFALL) (031782SP40 =I C� 7A �i W a 11 0 Feed a gardenstarve a landfoill Stop dumping on Canada. That's the message for the '90s as the country faces the greatest environmental crisis in its history. Many municipalities have already banned the disposal of leaves and other yard waste in landfills or incinerators. So, how does the country spell relief? C -O -M -P -O -S -T -I -N -G. It's not just another dirty word. Composting is the process of turning organic materials - grass clippings, leaves and twigs, as well as coffee grinds, vegetable scraps and egg shells - into humus, a rich soil nutrient. Finished compost or humus is one of the best soil conditioners around. A healthy dose of humus enables sandy soil to retain water and nutrients, and helps clay soil drain and "breathe" properly. It also releases nutrients slowly but steadily, so they do not burn or harm plants. And humus stimulates the spread of beneficial micro organisms in the soil, which arc constantly at work improving soil structure and fighting disease -bearing bacteria. Even novice gardeners can produce useful compost throughout the year. For best results, follow these simple guidelines to convert big piles of refuse into little piles of compost: - Start with the pile. A compost pile can be located on the ground, or contained in simple enclosure Aiax-Pickering • GIGANTIC INDOOR �a�o BaicE SUNDAY, APRIL 51h 4bRkSYa�TN01N9kd tlOh�h 6D5110 aw '1rr+1 ii ;��I ' �' t�• i 4�t tin or in a 30-55 gallon plastic bag. Be sure to place bins on a well - drained site that is shaded from direct sunlight. If the pile or bin is uncovered, put a sheet of plastic on top to keep out excess moisture, which slows decomposition. When using a plastic bag, shake or invert it. Also, punch holes to allow air to enter, and keep the top of the bag open. - Feed it a balanced diet. 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