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Home My WebLink AboutNA1992_03_18For Alliott Cali JOAN CAMPBELL Q Sates WMW 1331.3300 Genesis ltd. Realty Pickering Edition News Advertiser PICKERING EMM OUR FASHON EVENT WIN 81 M. WARDROBE Details at the Centre VNednesday, March 18, 1992 56 pages A Metroland Cormtunity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 700 + 54 GST - 75 cents Vol. 111 No. 12 Two free seminars on buying your first home are being sponsored by the Toronto Real Estate Board. Called 'Spring Into Home Ownership'.the two-hour sessions include tips from experts and a free copy of a step-by-step guide to home buying. Seminars will be held March 23 and 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the board offices, 1400 Don Mills Rd., Don Mitis. Pre -regis- ter at 443-8152. GO FARES UP: GO Transit fares rise to offset declining rev- enues. Page A 12 BACKYARD PARADISE: See our special tour -page secuon beginning on Page A17. Letters._____.- ___.....__.A6 Name Dropping. --------A 10 Obituaries ......................A22 Billboard._...__.... __......A23 Sports.......... __..--_.___.A28 Classified.. __.._ _....___A31 Real Estate, Wheels pull-out sections inside pq7� r g .aT» Cathol'ic aren s have had enoughy Hundreds demand teachers, board settle contract dispute By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Parents are pressur- ing the separate school board and its high school teachers to resolve a work -to -rule campaign they say is eroding the morale of students. "Students are trying to take mat- ters into their own hands," Fran Pereira, president of the Durham Regional Catholic Parent-Teacher Association told trustees at the regu- lar Monday meeting of the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. "They're out en masse in protest of the action or inaction of the nego- tiation committee," the Pickering resident said, referring to recent walk -outs and sit-ins at high schools. "Both groups need to find some weapon other than our chil- dren and their future," she warned. More than 800 parents have signed a petition circulated by the association that calls the "current lack of negotiations totally unac- ceptable ... our children's education is suffering... this is a poor image for our Catholic system." In a letter addressed to board chair Tom Oldman and union presi- dent Blair Morris, the association calls the parents' role "neutral", though it outlined a number of con- cerns: 11 - that O.A.C. students be ensured the results of their current exams be forwarded for university aceepmooe by deadline; Crash with kids •the possible cancellation of othe pe retreats. Pentsboard victimworked . ,some lives up to being a with a difference" and points out AJAX - An Ajax woman killed near Hastings brother David, who shared the house with his sister. that this may be the last high wool friday devoted much of her life to youngsters, "She enjoyed working with children. She got a lot of 4etreat for graduating students; although she had no children of her own. satisfaction helping thein." . the cancellation of extra-wrric- Louisa Reddin, 43, of Banner Cres. was one of four And, Ms. Reddin was "quite attached to her (nine)" �-ular activities. Some students will people who lost their lives in a head-on crash on Hwy. nieces and nephews". _ Imiss scholarship opportunities +45. -,Mr. Reddin also says his sister "had quite a sense of (because they're not competing in Ms. Reddin worked as a speech pathologist at fun, the cliche I guess is a zest for life." prov;nciial, tournaments. Others are Oshawa's Grandview Treatment Centre for the devel- Ms. Reddin was a prnsenger in a car heading north on .hurt because many post -secondary ,opmentally-handicapped where she dealt primarily Hwy. 45 when it was hit by a southbound vehicle around and businesses loop far with children. "She was very committed to her work," says her - --�.See HIGHWAY—Page A l l _ > asst 1lARENTS...Ps=tA1i pt� QMuft — A*m#w in Ajax-Pidt«itg MgM! • 110 and Oatiowa-1Mtilbl►UWVAN* 4574-44. 10rt.000 P�wwun y Widit�doiy '.;-., DO -I'D.- 0 ;24 0 �0 POL R NG T.. x-`-� March 19, 20, 21 11:00 a.m. & 2:00 P.M. �� .L..,_....._ �'._ k ...r. ...'5�. «ir'-. ...v L.Si -fls: .,.'9 �..'..rca.- .� . �.�:.r... .* Parents show " support for suspended teacher AJAX - The chairperson of Ajax High School's parent -teacher associ- ation has heard from at least 100 parents concerning the recent sus- pension of a popular teacher. "They can't get over the fact that (Jim McMurtry) is okay to teach at Dunbarton (High School in Pickering) but not at Ajax," says Sherrill Willard. The controversial suspension fol- lowed an alleged incident involving the son of former attorney general Roy McMurtry and another staff member. Although an allegation of assault was dropped, the 32 -year-old law teacher was sent packing to another school. Laurie McMurtry has steadfastly maintained the suspension came because her husband was "perceived as a threat. He's an open-minded teacher who's humanistic." The issue will be discussed at an upcoming PTA meeting, says Mrs. Willard. "It's hard to believe that someone who was so supported by students, staff and parents can't be supported -by administration," she says. About 50 students staged a five- day protest following the suspen- sion. Spokesperson Carolyztne Prear, 18, says they plan to ask for Mr. McMurtry's reinstatement at an employee relations committee meet- ing next month. A number of other concerns were expressed during the protest, includ- ing a need for condom vending machines in school washrooms. Although school board trustees defeated a motion that would see the machines in high school washrooms across the region last year, Miss Prear sees a need for them and is hoping parents will write to the school board showing their support. Mrs. Willard says parents at Ajax were supportive of the idea, but didn't Iobby for the machines because they didn't realize their input would have been considered. "There needs to be a better mechanism for what we would like to have addressed," she saes. DIE SKY'S 9JILY-IE LIMIT. Lighten up your home with a Lindal Cedar SunRoom. Lindal makes it easy with limitless designs that can transform a kitchen_ breakfi- t nook. bath. or workout room into a dazzling showplace. Drop by your local Lindal dealer for a free planbook today. L� Linda] Cedar SurlRourm lndependently distributed hy: Home Upgndes Plcicering HOflle & DeOgn CoMe e 428-9767� ft&4 1+ P,. ; > wt leymNMk" Nd*bdito« - JNWWI ° Our children are called the future. They come a .... into our world full of innocence and hope until they are taught to distrust and, sometimes, even to hate. Racists are made, not born. Parents can teach their children to understand �► the value of compassion, respect and understanding of others. Or, they can sow the seeds of intolerance, bigotry and cruelty - the things that divide a society and keep us apart. Racism exists in many forms and can be •� ' found everywhere in Canada. March 21 is the International Day for the Elimination of Racial 4 Discrimination. And it is Canada's Anti -Racism E; Day, a time for us all to join the fight against inequality. Let's work together with our families and friends to break down the barriers that divide us. Let's set an example for our children and help create a world free of prejudice and discrimination. Z ro Let's bring back the hope of a better tomorrow and make it real because ... y" 44P Economy and performance. Vice versa. 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See dealer for derails. "MSRP for a base model 1992 Saturn SC equipped with a 5 speed manual transmnwdt s $14,975. PD1 is included; fretefu, GST, PST, imurance, license fees and other applicabk taxes are not included. See dealer for details. r�daiYtdl 4&f%I*�Jr t��.iJr/t��a a j erl�Jirr 1'I�i r��i lil.�i:X��►taiia�'�°Jt�tiy�I/•�i�t►slrlr%�4� -.- - -�• _ .• - .r....- u r i r •. 'j Separate ;Public board tax hike under board gets small hike By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM - Durham's separate school board is glad it's getting more than a one - per -cent increase in provin- cial grants. Grants to school boards announced by the ministry of education Thursday follow Premier Bob Rae's January forecast of an historically - low one -per cent increase. ' Grant Andrews, associate director in charge of business affairs at the Catholic board, says his board will get 3.4 per cent more per pupil than last year. "The good news is they made an increase above one per cent. It really provides greater assistance to boards who have a low assessment base" like the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. In addition, funding for elementary schools and spe- cial education will also increase. The ministry will pay 3,954 for each elementary student and 54,886 for each secondary pupil. Last year the board received 63,770 for elementary students and $4,710 for those in high school. The board estimates it received S58395 million in basic per -pupil grants in 1991. The board will get an increase in funding for its two small schools, Holy Family in Brock Township grid Charles Garnier in Funding for French instruction, both as a first and second language, was frozen at 1991 levels. "Tire one that impacts us the most is French -as -a -sec- ond -language grants," says Mr. Andrews. "At the ele- mentary level we've been operating programs for 20 minutes a day from junior kindergarten to Grade 6." He says the board will get last year's rate of $119 per pupil at the elementary level and $229 per pupil in Grades 7 and 8. Also frozen are grants for Instruction for students whose first language is nei- ther r -slosh nor French - "our costs are ig, but our grants are staying the same." be says. Mr. Andrews says the rise in the cost of education is caused by increased enrol- ment, higher salaries and bigger contributions to the watbes' pension ftmd. The ministry will give $4.923 billion in operating grams to boards this year, in addition to the grants it stands out for building and About $14 billion is spent each year on education in Ontario. Local ratepayers pick up about 60 per cent of the bill; the rest comes from provincial tames. `DURHAM - Public school board support- ers can expect a tax increase of under 10 per cent this year, a board official predicts. The Durham Board of Education is pre- pared to move ahead with budget delibera- tions after learning how much it will receive in operating grants from Queen's Park, says superintendent of business Brian Cain. "We're starting at where we thought we'd 'be," Mr. Cain says. .While he notes a "purposeful shift" by the ministry of education in sending more money to elementary schools than to secondary schools this year, Mr. Cain doesn't think it will have a "severe impact" on the board. The grant announcement provides a for- mula boards follow to determine how much money they will receive from the ministry in �vor�r�-ire � � • 10%: official a number of areas, including French -as -a -sec- ond -language instruction, special education and learning materials. Still, despite an estimated mill rate increase of 22 per cent in the board's initial draft budget, Mr. Cain expects this year's tax increase "to be well under a double digit," though optional cuts "are narrowing each day." 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Just under 24 per cent of 145(x) eligible unionized workers turned out for the hastily -arranged vote at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium yes- terday. The proposed deal "was full of holes," said skilled trades union rep Pat Blackwood, shortly after the results of the afternoon vote were made public. "Clearly it was a mandatory overtime agreement." The proposal was forged by man- agement and top union brass after seven days of intense negotiations culminating in a 17 -hour marathon session that ended after midnight Monday morning. The union's negotiating team, however, was split, with a majority (9-6) not in favor of the agreement. But, John Caines, the newly - elected top union official of GM Oshawa, decided to let the member- ship decide. He called Oshawa Mayor Fancy Diamond who helped arrange for the Oshawa Civic Auditorium to be available. "The membership has spoken," Mr. Caines told the News Advertiser. "1 accept that. It will not deter me. I will continue to attempt to save jobs. That's my mandate. "1 will notify the company that we have no agreement, but that the committee is prepared, if the compa- ny is, to meet to continue to try and hammer out an agreement." Mr. Blackwood, one of the ration negotiators who initially rejected the proposal, said he also hopes "we get right back into negotiations." A company spokesman could not be reached late last night. Management has long Mien say- ing it needs overtime flexibility in order to meet daily production tar- gets. And meeting production tar- gets, it adds, is crucial in order to have any hope of securing a product line, particularly for Car Plant Two, which is losing the Lumina to an American plant in 1994. Although the agreement touched on other issues such as local seniori- ty, it was clearly the overtime issue that generated the hottest debate. One worker at the closed meeting reiterated that one set of contract negotiations in the past was fought on the issue of mandatory overtime Parents put on pancake lunch AJAX - Incorrect information accompanied the front page picture in Sunday's News Advertiser. The pancake lunch was put on for Lakeside Public School students by parents, not teachers. The dews Advertiser regrets the error. �h out on extra-- ovctfime with the theme, 'Ask us, don't tell An the ited overtime on a da ' us'. "We're going back 20 years," he said. Mr. Caines, however, said vari- ous safety catches had been includ- ed: up to 15 per cent of workers would he able to leave, additional workers would be able to leave if' a replacement could be found, and the company had to demonstrate a need. Opponents, however, claimed it would leave the decision in the com. pany's hands. Mr. Blackwood also said the Shop the News Advertiser for the best bargains around agreement would have gt y s notice. company the power to ask for unlim- "'That's very dangemus," he said. IN ANK FR REALTOF Real Estate a Mortgage Specialists WORKING TOGETHER TO ASSIST YOU IN THE PURCHASE OF YOUR FIRST HOME, INVITE YOU TO ATTEND A MORTGAGE AND REAL ESTATE SEMINAR TUESDAY, MARCH 24,1992 7:30 P.M. -9:30 P.M. (Limited Space. Calc For Your Reserved Complimentary Seat) GUEST SPEAKERS t W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LTI Lawyer. Debra Sweetman Borrie Davis Lipper Canada Funding: Michael Bain W. Frank: Bonne Davis OFFICE - 831.2056 Everett DeHart (RESIDENCE- 839.2281 THE 7TH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL I-7 L J wx, 7 T v Ontario/ )OD NEWS -.YOUR ONTARIO FORD & MERCURY DEALERS HAVE GOT'. .4 A 12 13-48 12 OR 1 1.348 OR Month* oft Month* Month* oft Month* Financing Financing CASHBACK* Financing Financing CASHBACK* FESTIVA. 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"Sam MSRP applies for each of 1992 Escort LX YV*m 5-D LX Hud6mck and *0ow LX kdan, each wKh Pr4 E*oqwem Packap ;,4 1 Ilk OsWw mq 90 for Wa t ILL h& and Comiqumerclk Onum FMDk P 0. Ift X= O*vdL ON L14 564 Editorla Soundingthe alarm on town's fire service A Pickering councillor has sounded the alarm and has raised questions on the town's fire service. Kip Van Kempen is particular- ly concerned with slow response time to fire calls in north urban Pickering which he says are being downplayed by politicians and jeopardizing people's lives. In coming up with a zero -per cent tax increase for 1992, Pickering council postponed the hiring of four new firefighters. Fire chief Steve Stewart had originally asked for eight new fire- fighters this year. And while he isn't overly concerned that his request was denied, chief Stewart doesn't disagree with Mr. Van Kempen's concerns. He admits, "People's lives can be in jeopardy at any time for a number of reasons. Four new firefighters could make a difference." Counco or 'sets record str To the editor. While it is not my intention to get into any war of words over the content of your editorial of March 15, 1 do feel it is necessary to set the record straight on your one- sided opinion. Point one - "He's crying foul." This was a term used by your newspaper in the article of the same day written on Page 3. Your paper quotes me correctly in that article as saying 1 felt it was map- propriate based on public interest. 1 would suggest the cry of foul was a form of grandstanding by your pap- to generate news rather than on my part. The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal ma- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for pubiicatiaL All letters must inch de your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Out, LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. Point two - Your statement that Brenner did not show up for dinner but instead staged a silent protest by sitting in the same restaurant with members of the community. Your comment is accurate, howev- er, once again it conflicts with your later reference to "grandstanding." Had we intended to grandstand, your paper and others would have received a press release in advance. Point three - "It's not as if the public is going to be left in the dark." While according to Bramalea it was their intention to later involve the public, in fact, it w not until after this silent protest wa held that there was any talk of "public" information session o April 13 for any interested persons Until that time it was only by invi- tation Further on this point, if Bramalea was considering such "public" information meeting, wh hold two? Would it have been s wrong for councillors and public attend together" Point four - Your reference t "Mr. Brenner, a social worker by az ht as trade." This suggests that social s workers lack business smarts. This a is not only an insult to the many n professionals in this field, it is totally inaccurate. Social workers like doctors and any other professionals that work in the helping field should not be a typecast as your comments would y suggest. o The fact that 1 am a social to worker has no baring on my knowl- edge and experience as a politician o making business decisions for a corporation as big as Pickering or on editorial the Region. If your paper has a problem with the fact that 1 feel m accountability ties first to the pub- lic, then say it, don't excuse my actions because of my profession. On a final point, "Mr. Bren, can't see the forest through 1 trees." The reality is, I do see the forest, the Altona Forest. I ,)n:y wish that Bramalea and those who might be considering its destruction would see it too. Maurice Brenner, Ward 1 Councillor. Pickering Hews Advertiser �'f" �': ° N: .w• - �e+r•a•r�rrti.r lrYl �° Ed4W 1 _ ,Advodlsor b pro- ~ A Metrobnd CoTrununityNewspaper AoCand arth�«uzd MONO" LEA - Retoi Soles 11Aarq�r :Y. Y c'sTM* p^ Ma+�ef gU0r�aion aisw,pton� Howe � �°- ° "�';�•ta:+ i 60. Me wtthod wd1ten GOIIN/M M pr W ON- ttE&0001A- 6WGI10 r ` Onmew"oM - 6"411? *.: • • MOM Mor1t MYrot Anipoigrb ttrtwt OcriNa rONr. oma ToOW. Ofror+alMR�'�'f TMt WOO, Mira. 1Nr wtwc. Alernror>d WB/0a" ilbaal. leobaai0►+ Timothy John Whittaker 'ed. The pvblkh*r EWAADVERIUM - Mi -6110 �w 492M.11"Ws Sm- Popp Qft ,%W rale 00 -p *@MWft- ..»rw." dW to +elassmy or atuseFA1c - na-� - „'"'ter dNkwwoA,�,,. °�*n and 01t "r a Manbw a xr Caw&at C --j"'' • ani odea d NA110" ADVEW MNC SAM 036-13MC�a„ 100/ a"1O1b •wr '--.PW.�woe�oron ass a+ro° °f °° d his dYeNM0r1. EAl • IMITOMDTIVE ADVERtAMC - l'10->'Al2 wooed Cbo Mar fto*C Non Nurrou 1497. MCA NAMCO on ro "h OWNUM 1 Y+o• ;10 p« otl11orL -.:4.'y 9 *'NDP 'sows the seeds sof negativism for cheap g p politicaloses' p To the editor, Tfronerowas an interesting jwt- aposition of comments our elected represen- tatives in your February 26 issue. If the quotation is accurate, our provin- cial member, Mr. Wiseman states on page 5 that the reduction in the sur- charge is "another decrease for the upper class. The people who can 0 well afford to pay get another break. The surcharge is only on the upper class and not the middle or lower classes." In a letter to the editor on page 6, Mr. Soetens suggests that eight per cent of taxpayers reported income in excess of $50,000 and those people paid 43 per cent of all personal taxes. Assuming Mr. Wiseman has been correctly quoted and Mr. Soetens' figures are accurate, what does this tell us? We have a political party which falls all over itself to sow the seeds of negativism for cheap political pur- poses in this country and will go to any length to do iL Mr. Wiseman has quickly picked up the NDP's "Politics of Envy" philosophy. His comment shows that he is either abysmally misinformed about the surtax or has no qualms about fol- lowing in the steps of the self -admit- ted queen of mendacity, Shelly Martel. Virtually all taxpayers (lower, middle and upper income) who have a federal tax liability pay the federal surtax and will benefit from the reduction. Those who have higher incomes will receive a greater reduc- tion in absolute dollars but that is because of every dollar earned after • a taxable income threshold of approximately $62,000, almost 46 Batts goes to the federal and provin- cial tax collectors and this increases to in excess of 49 cents at approxi- mately $94,000. Despite Mr. Wiseman's assertions, it seems apparent that the so-called "wealthy" pay their fair share already. Whether Mr. Wiseman was being purposefully mendacious or simply hlking out of ignorance is difficult to know but I suppose if one is looking for votes it is much easier to slant one's rhetoric to the 92 per cent of the voters who earn less than SS0.000 rather than the eight per cent who are above that figure. of his motive, statements such as the one he is purposed to have made do not serve to help his constituents, the province no= the country very well. Perhaps he should use one of his columns in this newspaper, which by the way are generally irrelevant inso- far as the hard pressed taxpayer is concerned, to apologize to his con- stituents and explain why people of his political persuasion shamelessly attempt to manipulate the masses by misinforming them or condoning, as Mr. Rae has, a self -admitted prevari- cator at a cost to the taxpayers which is estimated to exceed $500,000. I mean, how do we explain to our chil- dren and students that being menda- cious is wrong when the premier of this province invests our money to support a politician who has admit- tedly not told the truth? It seems the moral high ground they piously claimed was theirs has turned to quicksand! The NDP likes to suggest that certain upper income Canadians don't pay their fair share of taxes and refer to statis- tics published each year by Revenue Canada. This is a blatant misuse of information in that while total incomes and taxes are published, they do not publish the expenses that reduce the gross income. For example, if a person loses $200,000 in a business venture in one year and makes S200,000 the next year it is hard to imagine why that person should pay any taxes in either of those years. However, in the year the person makes back what was lost he or she becomes a statistic - ie: someone who has made 5200,000 but paid no taxes. The per- son who consistently has high income but pays no taxes is probably a myth but is serves the purpose of some politicians who have absolute- ly no compunction about undermin- ing the entire system. To suggest that upper income people are not paying their fair share is the zenith of intellectual dishon- esty when one goes back to the fig- ures Mr. Soetens puts forward which suggest that eight per cent of taxpay- ers are paying 43 per cera of person- al income taxes. Canada really is a great country with unlimited opportunities. It's too bad that small-minded people like Mr. Wiseman can become elected and do all in their power to pull everyone else down to the lowest common denominator rather than pursue a vision of greatness that will enable this country to be more suc- cessful in the future. MicMd J. Mum Pkhettitg Bignell fondly remembered r twar frith aadu>ess today; Sunday, Mardi 15, I noted in your paper Ae Poosig3 of Jack Bignell. Since he bis bew retired far a number of years I believe it only fitting.tbat some mention be made of ft fact that he was one of a number of piooeeir of'thb.community when the now Ajax Wasnot on the map, 1001t OU any matt. Jack was the proprietor of the Ajax Smote Shop in the original Ajax Plaza and was one of the prime motivators of the original Ajax Chamber of Commerm He sawedin as emoautive capacity of that body 1 for many year aad was:iattrumental in promoting the well-being of ahis' community in mM Y gays.. At - JM9 P01100111. expense he had the tsrt post card of Ajax PiducW and for yens than wo was the only Aims bf depicting some. facet.of this to ns to Wiers. A; quiet, soft main his many achievements are now mostly forgotten but % like the many other people he aided over the years, will . long continue to hold him in my heart. . SEARS INTRODUCES ROADHANDLERO BY MICHELIN TUNE -VP 599°-799 1r1NE1N 'LYS - Mud and snow ranted for ell -season driving. 130,000 km tread wearout warranty. w �eo�auMOLEr of Pars_:.,.:..: Sod belied performance tires. =Weedranted to 210 kphl. 95,000 km wearout warranty. - • • *Urr pig wady de arts at seals x WHe re00enw that you ad s loposted apsed fail - 0% Off ROADMAND11.11120 LT .Steel belled radials for trucks. Sears reg 147.99-239.99. 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Each ... 89.99 . t+,iost domestic and import vehides Ivans $20 extra) Comprehensive computer vehicle diagnosis including installation of plugs, PCV valve, rotor and a s fiber. 4, 6 or 8 cylinder engines. Al necessary parts extra. Fuel - in w%t improves Your engines' Perfarnartce. Eexh........ ab9.99 SALE PRICES END SAT., MARCH 28, 1992, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST your money's worth... and more Visit Sears Pickering Town Centre Automotive Centre Plxx 420 -MIXT. we're open LWL-Fri. 8-.W a.m.-9:oo p.m., Sat. SM a.m.-6:10 p.m. kwesfigNt Politicians keep tax - expense allowances AJAX-PICKERING - Canadian politicians can continue to enjoy tax-free expense allowances, a parliamentary com- mittee has decided. Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens argued in the House of Commons Thursdzy that politicians should be taxed on their expense allowances. His proposed Fair Tax Bill target- ted all Canadian politicians, including federal MPs and sen- ators, members of provincial parliaments, regional and municipal councillors, school trustees and public utilities commissioners. Some of these politicians receive a 50 -per cent addition to their incomes in tax-free expense allowances, Mr. Soetens says. One-third of remuneration received by local and regional politicians and elected school board officials is tax- free. "There are many Canadians who are concerned about the fairness of the income tax system. Yet, there are many Canadians who receive tax-free income in the form of expense allowances." Following his remarks in the • House, a parliamentary committee decided there would be no vote on the bill, Mr. Soetens says. "I'm not very happy. I put a fair amount of time into organizing the bill,- he comments. "1 can only pre- sume the (committee) members looked at the impact of the resolution on themselves" EQt The committee doesn't release rea- sons for its decisions, Mr. Soetens saes_ He says he'll reintroduce the bill — possibly to "renew the entire remuneration of MPs" — during the text parliamentary session. Earlier this year, Mr. Soetens played a key role in helping to defeat a 5153 -per -lay bonus given to senators for "showing up for work-. Gas station attendant robbed at gunpoint PICKERING - Friday the 13th will always mean some- thing to a gas station worker who had a gut heltd to his head as he was about io make a night deposit - Durham Regional Police say the victim was ua the Royal Bank in the Hub Plaza across from the Pickering Town C,eme around 9.35 pm. when he was approached from behind by a suspect who indi- cated he wanted the deposit bu& - - When the victim hesitated, the suspect held a pistol to his head and demanded the money. The suspect ran east towads McDonald's rests ram and got into a waiting vehick. The suspect is described as a male in his early to mid -twen- ties. shout 5' 10", with a slim build. He was wearing a baggy, orange and lime green ski - instructor type jacket, an orange or red Duque, and blue jeans. He was dean shaven and had dark, shoulder -length hair that was unkept and wiry. He made off with a grey Royal Bank bag containing a small annou t of money. Rene Soetens CORRECTION NOTICE In our Sears, 'Your Money's Worth and More, sale prices end Sat., March 28, 1992" flyer, page B5, we advertised girls' print t -shirts. Advertisement should read 40% off until March 28, 1992. Until March 28, each 9.99. After March 28, each 19.99. We apologize for the inconvenience to our customers. 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The 1992 Budget meeting will be held at the Municipal Offices starting at 9:00 a.m. on April 11 and, if necessary, April 12, 1992 but no delegations or speakers will be allowed to speak during these deliberations. The regularly scheduled Budget Advisory Committee meeting that was to be held on Thursday, March 26, 1992 is cancelled in view of the above arrangements. Ratepayers comments are welcomed on Apel 8 as noted. Mayor J.Y. Witty Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax, Ontario US 2H9 CORRECTION NOTICE Due to the manufacturer's inability to supply, in today's (this weeks) Shoppers Drug Mart flyer on page 2, HEAD & SHOULDERS 2 IN 1 SHAMPOO 250mL + 100 mL will not be available. Shoppers Drug Mart apolo- gizes for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. .r. S&4CXPFnEFtS XDRUG (MART We prepare all kinds of income tax returns, from the simple to'the complex. Whatever your tax situa- tion, we can handle it. 'MR 0� Canada's Tax Tani. Am ig up for your 09MA K4lrtPMa1 4W71a0 15 Bad SL E i2 VII IL" tfhlii Ph= 435 -MM 120 11111� SL IL 436-M 125 Brook SL & - 660.3371 ASAI( - w 601305 IiUI 127-1810 OpmMWoMwA Sgwdwp� . MlfA_ n,iarra a4MrwraiwW, SEAM Ike 74= on" READ Ajax /Pickering THREE TIMES AWEEK Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column load- ed down with events of a special nature. As usual. we have a bunch of items again this week, so with- out further ado, let's get going... For Eva and Jack Davis, Saturday. March 2, is a milestone day, as the two will ma -k 'heir 40th anniversary. Wishing the Pickering pair all the best will be children Jig and Charlie, Joe, Monique and Paul, Jeff and Milana, and three grandchildren — Patrick, Jack and Jdaoa "Leve and best wishes Mont and Dad!"... .N Mary, Coila and Ron are extending invitations to family and friends to attend a tea in honor of the 90th birthday of their mother Hand Neale. The tea will be held Saturday, March 21, from 2 to 4 Pm.. at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. 35 Church St. N., Ajax. Best wishes only... 0" A youngster (see photo) turns 40 years old tomorrow, March 19. Jack Craig is the assistant coach of the Pickering Power 79s boys' rep soccer team and a squash player. "Our love and best wishes for your birthday and wishing you health and happiness always," say wife Marie and daughter Joanne... ... For James O'Hara of Ajax and Colleen Mulholland of Scarborough, Saturday, March 21 will be a big day as the couple will wed in a ceremony at St. Francis De Sales Church in Pickering Village. The couple will reside in Ajax. Proud parents are Janet and Fred O'Hara of Havelock and Connie and David Mulholland of Scarborough. Monday, March 23 is a special day for the O'Haras, as they will celebrate their 35th anniversary. The couple wed at St. Francis De Sales Church. Congratulations all around... A Name Droppine f; ,-•:c 'Katie Cornish shares her Tuesday. March 24 birthday with her `Brantford Grandma'. Katie turns five years old, while Grandma becomes 60 years young. What a great day: Katie will be enjoying a Barbie birthday with 11 of her clos- est friends. She also likes going to school, learning to skate and her favorite TV show is Lamb Chops Play Along. Happy birthday, with lots of love, from Mommy, Daddy and tittle brother Christopher."... Today, March 18 is a special day in the Tomas" household, as - A a g e I a Tomassini, a N e w s Advertiser carrier, turns Angola Tom000lni 14. Wishing Angela a happy birth - day are sisters Dawni and Cassandra, father Richard, Nona and Nono, and friend Elizabeth... ... The Elbertsen house will be of love, will be Mom, Dad and SIS' ter Serena. Cowabunga, dude!... ... The shouts of happy birthday will be directed at Kristie Lee party headquar- ters this week- w� end. Jeffery Elbertsen turns seven years old+ Saturday, March z r> 21, while Matthew turns 10 Sunday, March 22. Happy birthday from Mom. Dad and sister Sarah... The following Jefferyand Matthew Elbertsen came across the Name Dropping desk: "Our %ery O'Brien On Saturday, March 21. spec a: hog. Christopher Chappell Kristie u,,: ,-c'chratc her first birth - Nears old on S;. .._ Christopher Chappell 21. Wishing him a very birthday and tons of love are Mom Cindv, Dad Greg. and baby .inter Kailev. Family and friends A:— help him celebrate at Chuck E Geese. Also, happy birthda% wish - es to Grandma, mode Norm, node Jerry, and last but not least, an hon- orable mention to our cat Pepper, celebrafft his 19th birthday."_. Wben it comes to landing the big ones, Adam Lopes doesn't need lessons. On a frosty cold January day, Terry Lopes and Frank Pirocchi took Adam and Lisa Lopes ice fishing for the first time. It didn't take Adam long to show the `big boys' how it was done, as he landed a four -and -a -half pound white fish. Congratulations... .N .-Friday, March 20 is going to be a big day for Joshua Calder, as he fauns five years old. He'll spend the day celebrating with friends Tristan, Sean, Jesse, Michael, Keith and Gregory. Wishing Joshua a happy birthday, with lots day and a party, with family and friends, will be held. Wishing the birthday girl all the best will be Mom Sherry and Dad Robert... The Ajar Radio Controlled Model Club wa. one u` groups that, flew to the aid of the Ajax- Pickering Salvation Army during its recent Christmas food and - M.FWID MR IxU!0 . • •.s a.� is a a ►ter+✓aa ar iM�r.Ii �l�LtLAA�ARhi'!E'�T�.L:ilr/ �� * - 71 a � eye toy drive. The club donated 51,000 to the Salvation Army, which was used to buy food and Christmas gifts for needy families. The club has more than 100 members who build and fly model aircraft... A personal note: It was 36 years ago, on Tuesday, March 24, 1956 that Jovice and John Gilligan walked down the aisle of a magis- trate's office in London, England and into wedded bliss. Wishing the happy couple all the best will be their vacationing grandsons Matthew, Geoffrey and Michael, Bailey the dog, sons Sean, Keith (that's me) and Michael, daugh- ter-in-law Lynne, Diane and their many friends. Once again, I went out and bought them a really expen- sive gift. As usual, I'll mail it March 25... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name i Dropping. If you have an item you want mentioned, call us at 683-;110 or write to 131) Commercial we., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 211. Deadline for,uhmis. sion, i. 11 a.m. the Frida% hrf�,rr Publication. We're not responsi- ble for lost or damaged pho- tographs. ..►yawl.h+�A�IrariJs+.aY+.•�►.•.... a is �' • ""' ' "T"4��^'�r"r 91!!-[-:-T..s--,r..� -� ., --.-7'�-^•-- r+sr+- sem+-? _l . �t�i •3►T�T� yo s un oxen a an s iBy C9f. GRANT ARNOLD leading to the arrest of the people involved. Durham Regional Police Do you know who committed the brdak and enter DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional detailed above? Do you have any information on any Police are continuing to ask for the public's help in solv- other criminal offences? ing some of the break, enter and thefts which occur in all If so, call us. As a caller, you will never have to give areas of our region. your name or appear in court. You On Thursday, Dec. 26, during the will be given a code number to iden- day, thieves entered two businesses CRIME tify yourself. in the Harwood Place Mall in Ajax The Crime Stoppers telephone by removing a glass panel from the number is 436-8477. That's 436 - west entrance mall door. TIPS. Once the bandits got inside, they If this number is long distance, stole a small quantity of cash from call us collect or through you local the Strut Clothing Store and a large Durham Regional Police and ask for quantity of cigarettes, cases of Crime Stoppers. liquor and some cash from Penn Citizen boards administer the Centre Restaurant. Crime Stoppers programs which Break and enters continue to cost number more than 850 in North us hundreds of thousands of dollars America. The reward money is e ry year and are an ongoing problem for the commu- raised through tax-deductible donations which may be • sent to Durham Regional Crime Stoppers, P.O. Box 54, Crime Stoppers will pay up to $1,000 for information Oshawa, Ontario, L I H 7K8. Highway was snow-covered FROM PAGE: Al 4:40 pin. about a half kilometre north of Hastings. She was travelling in a 1986 Toyota driven by Lawrence Tadman, 55, of Gilmour, near Madoc. He was also killed along with Lec Drowsy. 44, of Norwood. driver of the southbound 1990 Plymouth Sundance, and Ms. Drowsy IS passenger. Leearme Young. �of Hastings. Coroner Dr. Scott cLeod Monounced all four people dead at the scene. Ontario Provincial Pv'ice :ay Ms. Drowsy's car skidded out of control aid stnashcd into Mr Tadman's vehi- cle. Both cars were write-offs. At the time of the accident, the road Was covered With Sn0% and there were drifts caused by high windsi. Ms. Roddin is also airvived by her mother Agnes Reddin, of Prince Edward Island, brothers Jim and David, and sisters Ellen and Eunice. Funeral services were held yesterday Scarborough. DB VERY SERVICE EAFM FOR THESE NSERM A RYE11S COMP TO VOUI DOOR WH vouR1 IEEE AWAMMEA CAR lODim AND M THE DAYS AHEAD WONE,SDAY, MARCH int HEwS ADV6i(r SEH (AAXOM) WAY'C91IM21-PUL SUM 'CENI 11111f 21- PMA. RMNA (W EAT S OE(AM1XIl A AHM;AHA KW -'Ro W AALL� �( SEAM FOOD i+OU►f SCFPEFIS MW BOY M jA XI Icklm, 1111,&WICH lSIIQ NEWS ADVERME i (AlI1XIPICdt'.) CANADIAN TFAE '(AIJpON CLpPEflVJAXVMI 1 'OlMA00inE TENIHIS l�.tJB jPlpc.l "1r 10= (AIAXIP M) Dereewd fie whirled hweek" mtlp . rye,, � &W 40%VU" 5�Iaml �99 _=�Ww :parents demand end= W Y,A to teachers' work -to -rule FROM PAGE Al student involvement in areas outside the Classroom. ...,:Further, parents claim the 1990 work -to -rule and full -strike action has hindered the performance of some students now at univer- sity. ty Parents are calling for a three-year contract "so students could continue their education without the threat of another work -to -rule action during their high school years." The association made a presentation to the union's executive committee last week. The board's 290 high school teachers began the work -to -rule campaign Jan. 13. They're looking for working conditions and salaries comparable to the public school board. Teachers want a 4S - per cent increase retroactive to September and a further 3.32 -per cent raise effective May 1. If a two-year contract is settled, they're look- ing for an additional one -per cent increase in September. The board is offering a 4.5 -per cent hike in the first half of a one- year contract and a further one -per cent raise in the second. Vacation Video Value Easy, one -touch zoom IRecord your vacation memories on a quality Memorex 8mm and record camcorder—BONUS $148.75 accessories included 7 to 56 mm power zoom with mmm setting for extreme tlae-up Vida9►apM Built-in microphone for Hi-fi mono sound Sensitive uric gives you great found recordings. Built-in earphone lack lets you mondo soead as you record. Pam Wgic focusHeg forPatel: arm do , Responds soon Me the human eye to changing bm celew and liyhl ceedifiees MEMOREX ft's a breakthrough in design and technology! 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"My intent is not to do away with the Queen," Oshawa French -language -section trustee Kathy York told the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board Monday. "I have never objected to the swearing of alle- giance ... My objection is that the oath swears allegiance solely to the Queen," she explained. Mrs. York's bid to make the change began after she refused to pledge allegiance to the Queen at the board's inaugural meeting. She took the oath the next morning in order to keep her job. Trustees will petition the provincial government through the ministry of education to add an alternative to the allegiance oath for trustees. The Education Act GO fares GO up "a- t revenues decline" DURHAM - Faced with declining ridership and falling revenues, GO Transit will increase its fares April 1. The increase will come into effect three months earlier than the usual July 1 date and is expected to increase revenue by seven per cent. GO Transit has seen a his- toric one -per cent decline in riders over the past year, says information officer Tom -Henry. "Iitere's not very many peo- ple working and ridership is down." he comments. "We can track our ridership against the loss of jobs." Actual percentage increases of new fares will vary, but no fare will go up by more than 8.49 per cent. A trip from Pickering to Union Station will cost S3.85 compared to the current $3.60; 10 tickets will rise to 534.75 from S32.50; and monthly pass- es will be sold for $122 com- pared to the current $114. From Ajax to Toronto, riders will pay $4.40 instead of the current $4.15; 10 tickets will cost $39.75 compared to $37.50; and monthly passes will rise to S 139 from S 131. ON 300 be. A-1 BEEF & 50 PORK sm VI 0 VMS, . •1 BW SAVES 75 IbL of Sh" Rtleele, Gmuttd Beef, sPA44 etc. Rep. $199 7 E BEEF FLACE FRANCHISES now says they must swear allegiance "To Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II" when taking office. Vice -chair and Pickering trustee Mary Zecchino believes a change would give Canadians a "greater iden- tity" with their country. "It's important that we're given a choice. We're very confused people. We don't have a similar compassion (to our country) as people to the south." Whitby trustee Joe Bugelli was among the dissenters. "I have difficulty when you start dissecting and tak- ing away a specific course of action...to accornmodate different groups," he said. Mr. Bugelli pointed out that not all Canadians believe in God, nor do all religious groups "acknowledge the authority of a country. If you keep dissecting it, the con- formity and uniformity of spirit and direction that have worked so well over the years will be taken away." A copy of the motion will be sent to the Ontario Separate School Trustees' Association. PIANO TUNING JOHN SAUVE PIANO TUNER & TECHNICIAN 30 YRS. EXPERIENCE TUNING $00 SPECIAL 50PLEASE CALL INCLUDING TAXES (416) 509-0973 OUR 15TH ANNIVERSARY: FOR 15 SPECIAL DAYS ONLY COME IN AND JOIN OUR CELEBRATIONS WITH THESE SPECIAL PRICES... eep Cheep!" E ON SELECTED MERCHANDISE _ Mos' �e..ti owoo�e ^all sues .00. I� S%ted" PFRo q�F . M RNs REE GIFTWA a o purchase to, Me red sows Paas. 1355 KIMt= Rd. Pkllerin Tom Ceara 839-5990 4 :V1V1 Pickeringhas'zip $2,000 worth of clothing after a vehicle was driven A similar incident involving a car smashing through a togive community ingrants:manager Durham Regional Police ay PICKERING - The town has "hp" money in the town because partici- :n its account for grants to community pants stop for gas and food but cau- goups, eounc-il's executive oorninitlee coned. "The grant structure is not a 'LLS heard bottomless pit" Town manager NaCl Marshall Councillor Doug Wellman did not the comment wh,:e politicians support the fee waiver, saying it's diMssed waiving a fee at the rest- against a previocu policy set by coun- ation complex for the National Ride cil. Grants should be limited to indi- for Sight in June. viduals suffering personal tragedies. The normal rental fee of $275 for added councillor Enrico Pistritto, who the complex will not be charged for the suggested council review its policy in charitable fund-raising event. politi- the near future. cians decided, but will be covered as Councillor Maurice Brenner sug- an overexpcnditure to the department Tested the rental fee be taken from of community services and facilities. councillors' public relations account, While Mr. Marshal said ti:ere's but none of his colleagues would sec - "zip" in the town's grant account, and dtc motion for consideration. mayor Wayne Arthurs pointed out This marks the seventh year the that we finds in the account but said town will give Ride for Sight free use they've already been committed to of the recreation complex as a staitirtg various groups. He said Ride for Sight• point for the parade. The committee's an annual motorcycle parade for decision to waive the fee will come research into eye disease, generates before council Mondry. Jbwn deficit INTERIOR DESIGN & RENOVATIONS SEM,1NAR ` won't hamper:sUlneAxtcuRCttss11xdntAtRR.sttli� tsese Ax t+o,.x m tns service level = rmznm tt ws"Ita"t camp ]t, � FAM W PICKERING -`A $1?3,000 COURSE OITILJNE'n.wi�c GtM 10111 A SUCl.'iaf1U1• DECOR. deficit in the 1991 town budget can .�>ttC IL UX7UM AND be absorbed this year without slgmf- icantly affect service levels. says GUEST SPEAKER: wAu. town manager Noel Marshall. RAGICEWNSPONGMAMMARN.&AM SPACE PLANNING: He made the atnou deme t dur- atuccttsW111LROOM NAPROCAMD ing a recent executive committee 01SKML meeting. RENOVATIONS: AFRAC 1CAL Mr. Marshall said that, subject to d1llosTOsPBCWVMAND wO1tRM Ajcul's approval, the deport cart be a covered by a delay in the hiring of DRINGNM tn>RtwruRs TO Sum berm 1111111coll, , new staff ad though a number of RAti>I111100M Arm FAmnx noon changes to the current operating �®aur. G,POUL out kHe #SAM IK also recon mended any trans - ter of funds to reserve or savings OAMM amounts be delayed until the tree- FEES: s1111Rl1w- =An tlwtttawj sorer has a better idea of actual dol- Ina= 000IA11t+ ff PLL4 e d oNt► M A371041111ANCL -♦....r.r••�........wr+�w.•p��N-�w+7/��TKr7'iT tr 1'f 7i Thieves drive through window to steal clothes PICKERING - Thieves made off with approximately Vtion continues. $2,000 worth of clothing after a vehicle was driven A similar incident involving a car smashing through a through a Pickering storefront Tuesday morning. storefront occurred in Oshawa two days earlier. Durham Regional Police ay POSTAGE STAMP SHOW Marks s Fashions at 1725 Kingston Rd. was looted at about 2:30 a.m. Mllltons In Stamps, Covers and Postcards Skid marks found on a sidewalk out- Exhlblted and sold by 60 Dealers side the store were made when the MARCH 20, 21, 22 vehicle left the scene, cops say. At the Arts, Crafts and Hobby Sulldlnl The thieves stole teenage fashionsIce Exhlbftlon Place (At the Duflerin street Gates) including jeans, jackets and silk vests. 'Hours: Fri. 11 am -3 pm; sat. 10.6 pm; Sun. 10-5 pm An inventory of missing items has not ADMISSION FREE yet been completed. Police have a suspect but no FREE Stamp Collecting Kits for Visitors under 15 arrests have been made. The investi- FREE Door Prizes, HOURLY DRAW r•� C1ya� SOLID OAK '899 EXTENSION TABLE.- ova 4 rues cnas AZ'z64' COUNTRY ELEGANCE SOFA a LOYESEa-__-----s899 Rep. 51,799. - c,ry ENNg�„IENT UNIT - 11,099 on anum sesu*ll� unshed- =2,199 W prts. YaJsdilb encs , aim%i RANCE I URRY IN TODAY! i SOLO OAK TRIS SES tea..---Over------ S %9 PWCE 99 . Sftr*LrsT°K""T'' SOWOAK 2-1r�� 6 �� 9-9-91111114 assns. 1 TOME DMG ROOM mm -sl OM! 0" NiMsita �, �• � ��A �� s � �riM linins. 9 roar 0uit i tiutdt, ,�;. , Q HI/IAYESTTABLE --!;;*i son 1r r w. 4"h dAW, 2. . 2 Lags. Z- , c-3ol.d "wood ytjed 6-'-, `Mable %fr% "`'`'d \ PICKERING SHOWROOM Q 83CALL 1st Street South of 401, West off Brock Rd. 1 -9846 �= 1755 Plummer St tlnit 13 & 15 �--� Hours. Mon -Tugs. 10.6. Wed. Fri. 10.9, Saturda, _ AG N A -'17Q [il��l�i M°YQOW111,841 a K&WR 11,1!!2 _ 1 �Budget stimulates LEAM economy This week, I would like to expand on areas of the federal budget that will have a powerful positive impact on Ontario Riding's business community. These are the Reduction in the Income Tax Rate for Manufacturing and Processing Sectors, and the Small Business Financing Program. a • tV MP RENE SOETENS (PC) rzi cess WHO*OS REALLY THE :d=,1It• 0 PFP,6q._1 The income tax tate for manufactur- ing and processing sectors will bet reduced from 23 per cent to 22 per cent or - effective January 1, 1993, with a further UP, one -point reduction on January 1. 1994. This is a substantial shot in the arm for regLAOr or diel businesses in our riding and in neighbor- Sek-led w rlehe5 ing ridings- The manufacturing and pro- cessing sector accounts for almost one- fifth of Canada's economy and its jobs. Ontario Riding is no exception, with a `I large preponderance of manufacturing _W mi bd. and processing in the area. Unforturntely, it's also a vector that has been particularly hard-hit by the renes- or SOFT DRINKS stow ThLc tax rate reduction gives menu-�C COLAeAected re&C_1;;: sfacturers a mach -needed break to get varieties back on their fax. ; k 70off X The capital cost allowance rate will ' cs be increased for manufacturing and pro- j PpOS° cessing machinery from 25 per ct to 50 mL en3 j 77 30 per cent effective on acquisitionsOti. 5 6c. 100 me made after budget day. Direct invest- 3 24.355 mL tins •-• MILK NEILSON 2% partly skimmed or lower 491 4L bag . ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■••■■•■■■-piO/for - :KRAFT CHEFSSTICKS ■selected vane les :additional quantities 1.79 , Tf( h■o 0k9S, pe, Com LJ7W :t ::::.ter verach :stoma Coupon V0hd Monday March 16 ro ,, .. -, coupoh 6 r.' ilUrday Marcr 2' 1992 at sL4WCCMreS oNy �k,;, mase o11x11'4 pkgs mens in all sectors will be amcouraged by negotiating reciprocal agreements with trading Pastas to reduce the withhold- MME. , , . • mg tax rate on direct dividends by ftve per cert. These two measures will provide benefits to theffmiufacturitV atdpro- KELLOGG'S "=of approximately 540 mil - KRAFT lion ;n the carr:t>g fiscal Y'ar, rising to C N FLAKES 5750 milIm m I%&I 7. These bemf is M, are considerable for industries such as / ►�IAM WHIP the local General Motors and Clsyskr 675 9 bcvr reguta► or plana. as well as its numerous feeder 1 l la► 259 PIWAS in ourMgiCZL 18 MAXWELL lin addition to the rsdaroed tax rate far muutfa Curers and processors, stmall KR AFT t�ill Wsinwbenefit from the smau HOUSE cmum Rap This pro- CN S 9q "g*. pam will hdp stroll bunnr,ses in dill- regt,IarI or t■&a fine 300 why obtain kwas at lower micrtest tines. 9 �' dteese M_%kw 16's, fim 2t's ead�rt. � fes Act W NMSCO.the smau Btt i� Acct .rill be� - doubted from $100;000 to $00,000. ' Also. the SoMaaQratt.n31 encourage the giuwttofIabw-,p,j%V.M capi- tal fonds. The sn"imum credit for cared 675 g bSoft investment in these funds will be « 1 Ib. car. increased f vin $700 to 51,000. This, - ed widk the aas cent refundable federal resciurh and CHNZ M41z drvdopmeatt tot credit — which plus sash dimcdy into the hands of smallAWK !businesses — msnres we are tahieg cane or 2% pa*itotl/tet7 iof this vital component of the eoonomy. 500 rnl p 3aS td to Also wo w connection dh smallmi b- newIamamemberofdoGoratoecom- _4 ■■ ■■• �■■■■■■■a■■■■■n■�tei■ru■a■■■7 mittee that is investigating ways to rcdtaoe die number of regul■tiaatt that Att�i�lstYs RU 4W ■ aaall busmees hat b contend with ICM CHOCOLAn ■ hope w1e'n be abk b art throe that are h _ a�,a , ad 0. P-r'� • ameorssay, and allow these businesses • bepeiate with fewa restrictions. R ■ The economic health of the motfaF_ = OO ■ asu F.Y 6n. Fnf Avrl 9w► - ■ luting and pooessing sector, as well as rs o � ■t�,,.y ■ amll business is an importent ddami-. wof Canada's pnoepa The bonam- _ _ _ "" ' .ptda ■O° 0"d ��+ s Z299lim impact of on • S ■ ✓ ■ a8 Ibeae mt�s wr$I be s.-N6f S'_ -.k _ w i ' �w� +tn- b o Ana Muds li 19D? d Sasv+e oIi mareavesunexttand moi ejobs. Infact, ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■gown■■■■■■g■■■, more thancad end nm jobs will be of / t~ WF and by the of nyear. This will L Ra secure the stinatlatiota that a necest" as we climb out of the reoeasion and into " a mate faMaable economic cWtttsa �Cti • o 10144147kTo Fns eFlecnre ttnitl Sdatrday, Akrt:h 21, 199'1 at 9 StrlcenNle. -%m resect m the right to runic quagim. (:z ?ntr" 2 "Oil f*47:TI RL S:00 A.M.-10:00 P.M. 7:00 A.M. -9:00 P.M. MAJOR COMPE171ORS FOR TMS STORE: MR" FOOD MART, KNOB HL FARMS, 1. G.A., DOMNON, LO® AND SME-A-Cff4rW LOW PRICE LEADER ? 'ORANGES or GRAPEFRUIT PP41 dflor& L .5 Ex &V 4,97 ('SPINACH fresh I prodLe of U.S.A. 10 oz. Pk9. & ROUNL) STEAK45 BCMLM ca from Cntoda game 'A' beef hp FREE MARINADE with wchose L,md Q AK)ks per cusbmer WIENERS MAPLE LEAF reg Abe, oll beef, bbq or we Choice �-.. 'Si.451kg �rawing u r 9,. a budget Y t 'formidable' Drawing up a provincial budget is a critical process at any time, but the present economic realities in Ontario crate a unique situation. Ontario is facing its toughest eco- nomic challenge since the 1930s. Arestructuring of the global economy, an over -valued dollar, free trade, the restrictive fiscal and monetary poli- cies of the federal government and a persistent recession have combined to flatten our economy. Queen's Park Report The challenge is formidable — to �.. develop the policies that will build a basis for creating new jobs and rejuve- nating the economy, and to do so with today's realities of limited revenues and increasing expenditures. Ahnost the first news this govern- ment heard after its election in 'b September 1990 was that there was to be an unforeseen drop in provincial revenues. Instead of finding a bal- anced budget as proclaimed by the previous government prior to the elec- tion, the new government found a sub- stantial deficit for 1991- In drawing up its fins budget last year, the government was faced with 1:7 deciding what road to take in dealing with declining revenues and increas- mg spending demands caused by the combined effects of the recession, economic restructure and reductions in federal transfers. A restrictive fiscal policy would have resulted in even ELM.Mi grater job loss, more economic dislo- cation and erosion of the public ser- vices Ontario needed to get through the recession. The alternative — the one the gov- erranernt chose — was to incur a large deficit. Social justice was not the only ' justification for the road we toot The recession has trade less money avail- able for loans, investmernt and con- sumer spending. Everyone has suf- fered to some degree from the depressed economy. It was not the 'time for one of the major forces in our 391 economy — the government — to reduce its role. The province would not turn the recession around on its own, especial- ly with the federal govrrrmtent taking the opposite approach. A provincial 0991 government — which does not °° crud monaary or trade policy nor overall national fecal policies — is limited in what it can do to address the econom- ic do�rnth■a. But, we saw the need to create and maktaint jobs and to lay the ground- work for a renewed and stronger econ- omy. And we addressed that need We 451 invested in capital works that pre- - servedpublic assets and jobs. We ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■• nu& it a priority tomxtthe needs of mum" ■muicoalides, sclxxiband . K � - Time has shown this was the CIWSHn W* r'OAPM PW 0* ■ appropriate course of action. Our ■ ■ argument — that government has a - IFERT CRWH ' role a play in b■nfing the conessi°° RIN"• — is proving to have been right. sekcmd var 51no� ■ Faced with a continuing recession. M 9 x 3 x 250 mL pack .89 a other go"emmem are now ace�mg vim^► �b the need for government action to KT 'S 9 x 3 x 2517 ntl pact �' "dd MWEb' MWOS a• b sw�dh eb0, 4■ address the ee000my� r992 a Sw+R�++srny ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■.■■.■■■• Therefore. the principles that shaped the last budget — fijhtiog theW.PKI _ recession, promoting economic kEAM renewal and preserving the quality of life in our communities through social justice and good public services k -. , �j' - ^�+ alto the budget for 1992 shape x� . x,. :. a' y. : V. „i. � � r. � �. r -:•.. . .:' �': ' - :' YR. �, t:'i+' •� • .�.... ` A T r4 1 ^ f t'1 - —T . M IT'S ALL ON SALE THIS WEEKEND! Thursday, Friday and Saturday! • FREE DELIVERY 'WHICH MUST BE TAKEN 'WITHIN 2 WEEKS • PAY BY VISA OR MASTERCARD wwwSANYO 28" STEREO COLOR TELEVISION 0 -screen programming. plus features that you would find on more oeknke sets. %58 VCR Auto, heed team. dtyVM saknng tine button. or screen ploga"'m9v Sale $97R 1 FOSSIL STONE SQUARE SAIL Wnh Vick beveW gins top Sale '179 FOSSIL STONE END TABLE With thick glans top beval matC+es square collee LANARK SOFA AND Beautiful fabric in tones of blue and rose Deep chaos seat% comer. porar " '999 LtIMILLIM111110'LA-Z-BOY QUEEN SUE SOFA BED Cokurtry SWV warm plaid fabnc. R% p.t 99. sale SAGG t a+l}r my tradiiwnai style Trdkum Award winner Reg. f,.29a sa%9999 le BRASS AND GLASS END TABLE Mirrors �a $138 EXAMPLE EXAMPLE owl I r pop/ar toe Claaat pdx dtno r6d1 hnttao A– tr 7 PIECE LIGHT OAK DUM ROOM SURE I beck china cabinet trecrie bene We weh m herrn. ! pedded chairs AN in sold oak .6`. - sal• 4.898 detoea"ft STUNIM SEAN _- "� owI tthtpal 31'YLE 90fA +� is NMN* Far M mo/na aottirp of tM _ rt tattin ""ohm huh. $38 8 1499 After:Our NONE=" February Inventory! 6 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE 7sohdawer ',orts, contemporary. chest headboard and 2 sale =1199 PALLISER ENTERTAINMENT UNIT Light oak fintsh, doubre tape storage drawers wul 'gad 29- television and stereo equroment. Reg. SM. Sale =iQQ 1 6 PIECE BLACK LACQUERED BEDROOM SUITE Mirror, r+eedbord, roller WIN on all drs. Reg. $1,879 awersale 11,288 W! need Liquidate Your help Nit_ to 60% 0 t em Save up Furniturall In -Stook e. ,�pplianc�ddin9, tele—visions SOFA BED Full double size spring filed mattress. deep cushion beck. 100% acrylic velvet. choice of 2 colors. sajo =499 "`-� ALL OAK ROLL TOP DESK With _ NO cabinet drawe,. built n Mphtfixture. sale �Q � V48 Liy"0— ODD LIVING ROOM CHAIR Left over Wm a 2 pow suite, solid oak tnm on arm t►oret. Reg. fU49. Sale $184 SHAKER STYLED 1 ' DHW ROOM SURE Large table with double pedestal bae. in Jade and natural solid wood rop t side. 2 arm chairs. lete Compwith h t and OP. Sale 5 PIECE ALL WOOD DINETTE SET TABLE Extends 0 i f!' leaf. solid oak hams kdnirs wish uphdsterod sea% and bade; on cams. F fes. s/ -AA �DEEP EXAMPLE A DOWN Fjr� __I Luauias I F R go f dtair is so cho* peddad tint you slid nptq into purr coalb TM rich 111 W) is a PQM decor" wit rods. ;197 I1 L-A . s „ ". M M Oft WO 5* park bad M Mom aed "d EXAMPLE t� ,URe 683-641 (1 EXAMPLE "KL twoE Amr,w C� SME SHM 277 MIRROR =50 After:Our NONE=" February Inventory! 6 PIECE BEDROOM SUITE 7sohdawer ',orts, contemporary. chest headboard and 2 sale =1199 PALLISER ENTERTAINMENT UNIT Light oak fintsh, doubre tape storage drawers wul 'gad 29- television and stereo equroment. Reg. SM. Sale =iQQ 1 6 PIECE BLACK LACQUERED BEDROOM SUITE Mirror, r+eedbord, roller WIN on all drs. Reg. $1,879 awersale 11,288 W! need Liquidate Your help Nit_ to 60% 0 t em Save up Furniturall In -Stook e. ,�pplianc�ddin9, tele—visions SOFA BED Full double size spring filed mattress. deep cushion beck. 100% acrylic velvet. choice of 2 colors. sajo =499 "`-� ALL OAK ROLL TOP DESK With _ NO cabinet drawe,. built n Mphtfixture. sale �Q � V48 Liy"0— ODD LIVING ROOM CHAIR Left over Wm a 2 pow suite, solid oak tnm on arm t►oret. Reg. fU49. Sale $184 SHAKER STYLED 1 ' DHW ROOM SURE Large table with double pedestal bae. in Jade and natural solid wood rop t side. 2 arm chairs. lete Compwith h t and OP. Sale 5 PIECE ALL WOOD DINETTE SET TABLE Extends 0 i f!' leaf. solid oak hams kdnirs wish uphdsterod sea% and bade; on cams. F fes. s/ -AA �DEEP EXAMPLE A DOWN Fjr� __I Luauias I F R go f dtair is so cho* peddad tint you slid nptq into purr coalb TM rich 111 W) is a PQM decor" wit rods. ;197 I1 L-A . s „ ". M M Oft WO 5* park bad M Mom aed "d EXAMPLE t� ,URe 683-641 (1 10 0 9 'Rol 01— rim 0 YOUR OWN 3ACKW" AT THE -Tro i.This Pte -show brought to you by: lL5 ' 'SHOW DATES AND TIMES FRIDAY, MARCH 20 9 P.M. F"IERIENCE 'DREAMSCAPE" SATURDAY, MARCH 21 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. Sm "DREAMSCAPE", the perkc* lmd ba yard. It is a full ffttum JaW k$ S=b3r O.C.S. Lr= Mmm. Spedfimw for Spj= SUNDAY, MARCH 22 10 A.M. 5 P.M. PING SHOW. livers .. , :. �r1Ai� liA=ala6 ha,waw�r�as�w�, w�a�,, wwa�.a a* asses The subject of pets and other animals ruining plants and gardens is a widespread problem. Puppies often teeth on plants or dig holes in the soft dirt Other animals also find ways of damaging the garden. Manufactured or home remedies aren't usually effective in stopping this sort of behavior. Garlic, onions, ha pepper sauce and cayenne pepper are all ineffective. Spray products that contain moth flakes or mothballs aren't successful, either. The best way is to form a physical barrier between pets and plants. Polypropalene net is a fax net with flexible holes the size of chicken It is more attractive than chicken wire and it does a good job of keeping pets away from the garden. You can buy it at garden centres and drape it over the plant or attach it to upright supports. Plants that are tall enough can also be used as physical barriers in certain areas. This could prevent dogs front entering the area, but cats can usually jump over this type of barrier. Another suggestion on prevention is to give dogs a yard of their own. The pets could use this area to dig to the cool dirt underneath. This area should be fenced off from the rest of the lawn. When set up in this way, it provides a safe place for the dogs to play. Make sure there is shade and water for the dog to provide relief Brom the hot surnmer temperatures. A dog house is also important so the dog can get out of the rain. If you prwndc your dog with an area such as this, you should be able to prevent further damage to your lawn or garden in the future. One of the photos taken at last year's show at the Metro East Trade Centre. -: M PROFESSIONAL DESIGN & ESTIMATE CALL 640-3113 SNCE 1960 116 Activities gdore at this weekend's lifestyle show in Pickering Visitors to the second annual Earth Fbe"y a fcamm Sponsored ZZ, at Hwy 401 and Brock Rd. Metro East Pool, Spa and by newspapers of the Metroland ]`burs are Friday noon to 9 p.m., Landscaping Show will have their Printing, Publishing and Saturday 10 a.m, to 9 p.m. and thoughts and sights set on summer Distributing chain, highlights Sunday 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. as soon as they step into the Metro environmentally friendly products Admission is $6 foradults, $4 for Fast Trade Centre this weekend. for both inside and out Filled with new and exciting ideas This is an ideal opportunity for area ` for family fun and backyards, the residents to get an early awareness .,. show promises visitors an event to of spring and summer products. remember. Displays at the show include There will be seminars on pool gazebos, cabanas, interlocking safety given by The Canadian Red stone, decking, sunrooms, patio Cross Society, landscaping tips, furniture, landscaping tools and plus information on pool chemistry supplies, and much more. -� and spa maintenance. While adults enjoy all of this, Seminars on backyard growing are younger children can have their being presented by The Master own kind of fun at a special little Gardeners. In addition, The tot's spa'. This play area offers an A Recycling Council of Ontario abundance of activities to hold scene from last year's discusses the subject of children's interests. lifestyle show at the Metro composting. It all takes place March 20, 21, and East Trade Centre. ARNTS TOPSOIL ATTEND OUR FREE DO IT YOURSELF ar INTERLOCKING STONE SEMINAR Calfwdeaft Unilock Interlocking Paving Stones 41ii Delivered or Customer Pick Up Installation and Landscaping also Available For ouiat, PAM" Samm car 683-0887 •T"ai ' TSP sol t iwaW ' 0,16• • Ra wa • karat • Tnwd Titers . 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MAwn rR r U*AGE 19-A i� 4 2264 2269 '22 a 2279 228 2209 Gv � us3 use � 7�222e3' 22ea� II Q CGS I29+ 226 227, 2»c' 22e1 22eS1 2250 22u 1290 zzss 2270 2275 22eo 22es 2204 2209 2214 2219 r222'31'2226 2229 2234 2239 E-2-2431 4 224 2203 2M 2213 221e 22.:3 22304 224 � t h2109 2202 2207 2212'2217 12222 2227; 2232 2237 `2242 221 2201 22061 (2211 2219 222112226 223+I22x I2a1 224 2210 2215 122"122251 x270 zzss 2Ia0 774 J# � [21041 21040 Plan you Marc qarden now By" MICAW determine which way ft sun is VAX will your gaNen look like influencing your garden, to mare once the snow is goes?the right choice of plant Use your mon. Picture material. shrubs, trees, evergreens and If there are any other tall flowers, all around your houses buildings or large trees that can WVhat do you see? If you dont impede the sum, that factor has to like what you see, you have be taken into consideration too' some planning to do. The best time for planning is Armed with all this information, right now. when you are not go to your local garden centre pressed for time. now. •Find some pictures of your At this time of year, qualified house and existing garden. along -staff will have time to talk to you with a site plan that shows the in great detail, acid not be run off house, the driveway, plus any their feet the way they would be other sbuctum on the property. on the May 24th weekend. if you Also. the direction the house wait until then to go to your and garden are facing is very gin ire• all the staff seem imPOftant. You need that to tvvigwm You- ' r .' ysu -u dV+roP:►*+l1........ r....p.r.w . . •....•.w...•ott. Wtior...and .yon.gaet. ,...•,a.',<r- ra. ��:► 4�,. ter, ��.�, upset That is understandable. W%"en in order to avoid just that, plan ahead and do it now -At your leisure, you can distaras your fantasy garden. and the garden centre staff can help by making rogue. With help from your pictures and phns, they can help you to start realizing your project. 7bey also should have a very good idea of what plant material will be available and at who price. So if you have this special focal point that will impress the neighbors and passersby, it can be found much easier now than in May. Neil Tucker is nra.nager of Shuidaut lwM zeries in Pkkmxg. Visit the Pool, Spa and Landscaping show this weekend for great home upgrading ideas. ecyc S. or e o our pape,. environment, is becoming an One of the displays at this automatic response for many. weekend's Fool, Spa and Individuals and businesses alike Landscaping Show in Pickering is are aware of the importance of the 'Earth Friendly' festa e. recycling. Sponsored by newspapers of the Since January, 1991, Atlantic Metroland Printing, Publishing and Packaging has bona producing 100 Distributing chain, which obtains percent recycled newsprint and newsprint from Atlantic Packaging. tissue at its Whitby mill. this feature highlights Discarded newspapers and environmentally hiendly products eleomieq we used to podeoa the - for bah rasdiCa d art. -AMW.MLA W112k_-MAN" 1ML 1702 By Mike J. Eeawes Low -maintenance landscape can best be defined as a beautiful landscape which requires minimai weekly gardening to look great. The best way to begin a low - maintenance landscape is with a creative design that carefully takes the fundamentals of garden care (outlined below) into the planning process. Overthe years, my experience in design/build residential landscaping projects, has indicated that most homeowners are very interested in the minimal care concept. Here are some important points to consider when planning your landscape. Cultivation and weed control Cultivating the planting bed and pulling of unwanted weeds is normally done bi-weekly, with edging of the beds on a monthly baso The way to virtually eliminate the need for this care is to cover the surface of the bedding soil with a synthetic filter fabric, and then cover the fabric with a 2" -depth of tree bark mulch or colored aggregates, such as crushed granite. The mulch or aggregate adds color and texture as well. Narrow spaces along the borders of planting beds can be left open for annual planting for additional color. Watering and FerWitation Watering should be done every day for new planting and during a drought; and every three days, under average summer conditions. Fertilization largely involves trees, shrubs, and flowers, once in spring; and grass, once in the spring and fall for feedings. Using a high-quality natural pat loam based soil with compost horse manure helps to hold the moisture within the soil. and is more fe nde for trees, shrubs and flowers than tommo 1 clay -based soil mics. Using fiber fabric and am" as desaibod above, prevents the soil moi0m ham evaporating qty on hot days, and minimizes the kechiag of the soil's natural isutriats. Pane early flowering shrubs after they bloom, and late flowering .shrubs in early spring. Evcgpt as ....tan be Armed in April or in July, pfkr the first flush of growth, carried out on trees, including dead wood, thinning, and shaping. Many varieties of flowering shrubs, with flowers to match every color of the rainbow are available; however, there are dwarf plants that should be selected for the low - maintenance garden. There is an even greater selection of dwarf evergreens that could be selected, because they grow much slower than regular evergreens and require less pruning. There are also a wide selection of upright evergreens, deciduous and evergreen trees, that are slower growing and do not have fruit, blossoms or seeds which must be regularly cleaned. Consult a professional landscape contractor or architect for recommendations on a beautiful selection of landscape plants for your low -maintenance landscape. By incorporating the above hints into a creative design you can have a gorgeous, high-profile landscape with minimal weekly maintenance. Mike J. Eeuwes is ownerioperator of Markham Landscape Nurseries Lid - As the harshness of winter slowly recedes and the snow and ice melt away, birds return and buds swell in anticipation of warm winds and long, sunny days and our fantasies of southern vacations change to dreams of backyard relaxation Explore those dreams and escape to your own backyard at the Metro East Pool, Spa and Landscaping show March 20 through 22, at the Metro East Trade Centre in Pickering. During your visit, make sure you experience the 'dreamscape.' Dare to dream of lounging by a swimming pool, complete with wooden deck and gazebo. Gaze out of a solarium at a reflecting pool and spa. Feel the varying textures of lockstone and flagstone under your feet. Enjoy the harmony of natural stonework. Use the playground, if you wish, or experience the effects of lighting on mass EVERSTON19 • natural stone masonry • exposed aggregate re -surfacing 740-4150 - uw oESI�N . FACTORY AUTHORIZED IJrW-t_OCK CONTRACTOR LAKE RIDGE an W LANDSCAPE .-MSASTCWJEREFYARNtMGWALLS �FDESIGN tERX WALLSWALLS t ANosr,APE�wcltrrECTs •• WOOD DECKS UV OSCAPE CONTRACTORS TREE 6 SHRUB INSTALLATION -Call us and make an appointment to have a 1 escape planned especially for your home. Another scene from last F,* 565=7841 ;� year. annual flowers. The Dreamscape illustrates the perfectly landscaped backyard. It is a full feature landscape, designed and built by OGS Landscape Services, which is situated at 5515 Thickson Rd. N. in Brooklin. The construction was co- ordinated by OGS, with contributions from Ogden Pools Inc., Unilock Ltd., Highland Granite Co. Ltd., OGS Garden Gallery, Hydroplan Pond Lining Systems, Home Upgrades, LMS Wood Creations, The Lily Pool - Keswick, and OGS Green Turf Irrigation Systems and Lighting. OGS Landscape Services - landscape architects as well as design/build specialists - has been designing and amstnwtmg award-winning landscapes since 1953. Other OGS Services include maintenance, lawn care, irrigation systems, garden lighting, pools and spas. The realization of landscape dreams is this firm's goal. OGS is committed to quality and value, standing behind its work. As the heat of summer cools to clear autumn days and the dazzle of fall color begins to fade frost adorns each blade of grass our time to dream is going fast. 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Hi Neighbor, an introductional ideo, will be shown at 6:30 p.m. nd the meeting will begin at 7:15 .m. It will be held at St. temadette's Church Hall, at the cor- er of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St. n Ajax. For more information, call 427- 300. obituaries GERJOL, Maria - Entered into !st at the Oakville Trafalgar iemorial Hospital on Saturday. eb. 28, 1992. Maria Gerjol, in her 3rd year. Beloved mother of Peter_ lar grandmother of Daniel. Sister f Erna and Ressie. Mrs. Gerjol will .St at McEachnie Funeral Home. 28 lid Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering 'illage), 428-8488, after 1 p.m. ✓ednesday. Funeral service in the hapel on Wednesday, March 18 at 2 .m. Interment Erskine Cemetery. In eu of flowers, please send dona- ons to the Arthritis Society. HITSCHF,RICH, Jovice - .ntered into rest at the Princess largaret Hospital on Saturday, larch 14, 1992. Joyce Hitscherich, eloved wife of Helmut, dear moth - r of Lynn, Barry and Pamcla. irandmother of Jamie. Leigh, Paul, Nim, Ann, Jennifer and Daniel. uneral service on Wednesday, +larch 18 at 11 a.m. at St. Thomas %nglican Church, Brookl in. 'tterment St. Paul's Anglican 'hurch Cemetery. Arrangements ntrusted to McEachnie Funeral tome, Ajax, 428-8488. Memorial orations to the Canadian Cancer ociety would be appreciated. OL 1' I I P,t l t Save Ili' -HOME CARPET CLEANING This coupon is good for $25 off regular price of In-home carpet 25 deaning. Redeem when original estimate Is given. ----------- (htemupon per -----rder.---------- Save DRAPERY CLEANING This Coupon is good for $20 off repAar price of Draper' Cleaning. Redeem when original estimate is given Onep`mper order.-------------- ORernpwexMarenM.1"2 ---------------`--------------- Save LPHOL.STFRI' CLEANING This coupon is good for $20 off regular price of Uphostery $ (:leaning. Redeem when original estirnare isgiven. One coupon per order. 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All HEPCOE members are encouraged to attend the meeting and reception/dinner. AGENDA Can to Order Chairperson's Welcome Approval of Agenda Minutes of the 49th Annual Meeting President's Report Election IBoa►d of Directors) Chief Executive's Report 50 Years in Review By -Law Amendments: A wsndn.wr to .sassw rn* amo-v of notal••..sr ..,e.,.or•row-••nq epd approval .n. Andoww to cbnlr me rat. of OW lraasuW of tM C.sdn uor o 3 Anwndnwrf to !ft num—%o" toW ten vertu. -tea. adda onw$ s.cwaV b nor nrr✓rad. A A~K*,.nr ro W w. me k -ft on svptr roam. co,rvrwc,N bin and s.rWs -...Nair burr. ropes ofHr propowd an ertdOw rs m t1r.r .nnnrry. abet' w h copra Of..nernp err lass » awula0lr „n t pu at � Auditor's Report Appointment of Auditors Election ISupervisory Committee► Other Business RECEPTION AND DINNER - Ontario Room "Want to Make Easy Money?" 1 Help with your taxes is probably closer than you think. We're ? opening a temporary tax office right in your area! You can choose from a variety of forms, guide% and pamphlets, or talk to us about your tax situation. If you have questions about any of your tax papers, bring them along. We'll be happy to give you the answers. �0 16 RODMAN'S - •:_ � - � � r}+..f� a Air caawottlrt� (tzaL tfMl) 683-3641 .l f 4.,v��.L . a�o)IA lla%?In 1110— is a ft.lrakae for korn- nw* eve nb of a ran-pwo nalun. To have your events Promoted In Br000rd, call us at 61133110 or wilt to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Onlarlo, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publl- cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday Prior to Sunday pubikallon. EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary of the Royal 18Canadian Legion, branch 606, will hold a euchre party Wed., March 18 at 8 p.m. at the Legion hall, 1555 Boyty St. $2; $1 for seniors. 839-2990. SCHIZOPHRENICS MEETING: The Durham chapter of Friends of Schizophrenics support group meet Wed., March 18, from 7 to 9 p.m., at St. Mark's Church House, 200 Byron St. S., at the corner of Byron and Colborne Sts., Whitby. Guest speak- ers will be estate lawyer Cathy Ashdown and Paul Mascord, of Central Guaranty Trust, who will talk about wills and estates. 449-6830. CRAFTS: Author Mary Wallace will share crafts outlined in her book How To Make Great Stuff To Wear with children aged 4 and up Wed., March 18 at 2:30 p.m. at the Pickering Central library. One The Esplanade. $31-6873. CRAFTS: Spring crafts for children ages 6 and up will be held Wed.. March 18 at 10:30 a.m at the Rouge Hill Library. Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy 2. 286-2576. HEAD INJURY: The Head Injury Association will meet Wed.. March 18 at 7:30 p m at 459 Bond St. E., Oshawa. Family and friends wel- come. 723-2732. FRMS & CRAFTS: A flim & craft pro- gram for children ages 5 and up will be held Wed.. March 18 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Greenwood Library. Greenwood. 683-8844. Wistful Wisdom By Jae Dickson There are some people who not only keep you from being lonely, but make you wish you Were. 1THURSDTY KIDSSTORIES: Staff at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade, will share favorite stories with children ages 5 and up Thurs., March 19 at 10:30 a.m. 831-6873. KIDS' CRAFTS: Children ages 6 to 10 can make things out of junk Thurs.. March 19 at 11 a.m. at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr, south of Hwy 2 (286-2576). Spring crafts will also be held at the Bay Ridges Library, 910 Liverpool Rd., for kids ages 5 to 9 at 1:30 p.m. (839- 3083). CARTOON FUN: Children of all ages can drop in to the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy 2., Thurs., March 19 from 2 to 3 p m. for Cartoon Film Fun. 286-2576. 20 FIGURE SKATING: The Ontario Inter -Club Figure Skating Championships and the Juvenile Precision Skating Championships will be held Fri.. March 20 to Sun.. March 22 of the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Tickets range from S3 to $ 10 at the door. 831-5249. CRAFTS: Windy Day Crafts for c v- dren ages 6 and up will be held Fri , March 20 at 2 p.m. at the Pickering Central Library. One The Esplanade 831-6873. CARTOON WORKSHOP: Children ages 6 Ono up car, .earn to draw ca,toons at the Rouge Hill Library, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy 2. Fri - March 20 at 10:30 o.m 286-2576 CHRISTIAN SINGLES: "he Cr •:st cr Singles Sery ng 1_hrist meet Sat.. March 21, at 7 30 p m., at the Chnstion Life Centre. at the corner of (-----CLIP i SAVE– Galbraith I 'Repair Centre I JWfh,,Y • walcbm I w,kr swer7 I Itpr�.e.r I wail srrw x � �.A d Ck�RClnaii J Rehafi� U Commk as fora ea hnak an I jFREE of your predow AwtLI ---- CUP A SAYE - --- AND DONT PAYI.*�:�..::...�,.,,,...,,.,,'...4:`:! Rossland and Rovenscroft Rd., Ajax. Joyful News, a concert of praise, will be held. Free admission. 686-6193 (Julie), 929-0826 (Ruth) or 623-2126 (Lee). WEIGHT LOSS: The Lose Weight the Wellness Way support group will meet Mon., March 23. The group is for women and meets every Monday evening. For time, location or more information, call 427-8216. SPINA BIFIDA: The Durham Chapter Of the Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Association of Ontario meets Mon.. March 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Grandview Treatment Centre. Oshawa. New members welcome. 725-6186 (Faye). SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Ajax Seniors' Discussion Group will meet Tues.. March 24, at 9:30 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Mark Jackman, curator of the Clarke Museum and Archives, will speak on Victorian buri- al customs. Ajax Senior Citizens' Club _._.1/Ai111CJ11tr1!l�•ITlk6lFi P 1faw eaInMr of eaNny ev"b members only, whose yearly fee is $3. The discussion group has a semi- annual fee of $2. 683-7799 (Louise Johnson). DEVELOPMENTALLY HANDICAPPED: The Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living will hold a Forum on Education and Employment Tues., March 24 at St. Bernadette's Church hall, Boyly St. and Harwood Ave. A video will be shown at 6:30 and the meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. 427-3300. CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING &BELL CELLULAR SAY.... 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Y t. �Tjk _ _ - .+�• %IV�yV�-iYO'1fi1h"��..ilf.�.�-�.�r�..�.i_ ...._,..•-.—..._..e.�._-� _ ,.ey .,,,... v�Y:.: .,�... .: dLWP+'e L:L Ctlw'.4✓^r_Kve .... stir ...•9.`r"?'y` w - s f t M MA1RClt ff, t!!i .- . _ .... : , - .. - . _ . �.•.� - .. .,,, ARTS & ENTERTADO ENT Thriller Wait Until Dark • cominJHerongateto J PICKERING - Herongate Dinner ,Theatre is ready to stage a real -thriller chiller. Wait Until Dark will run from j March 27 to Mav 9. ; Written by Frederick Knott, the lstory revolves around the disappear- ance of a child's doll and the desper- tate measures several people take to ,find it. Susy Hendrix's husband is lured away from his home by three men who aim to search the house for the doll. leaving Susy who is blind. to fend for herself with only the help of a 12 -year-old girl. Ticket prices start at S27.95 per person (tax and meal included;. Dinner's served at 6 p.m. ,For information and to make reservations. call 472-3085. Mixed musical menu I c at Herongate pub night PICKERING - The Herongate Barrs Theatre presents a pub night " with "the world's greatest" banjo and ukulele player April 2. t Peter Moss will be joined by Mei Collie and friends for a fun -filled t evening of comedy, jazz and Dixieland music. Cost for dinner and the show are 525.95 (tax included). Dinner arrivals are expected between 6 and 6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 8:30 p.m. For more information and reservations. call 472-3085. Herongate is at 2885 Altona Rd.. Pickering. CELEBRITIES PLUS PRESENTS SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA SHOW FEATURING... 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TOP -OF -WESTT .: 1 . } CAREFREE ADULT LIVING} , k 5k, ` EPy afw&*k � m a 9� 0�i00d►dose 1D dwpping and pnbbic transporlatiea M& element buildi t both , spaoo" � vg& a ` modem security ViNk 1, above-g:oaad pari five and is accessible to the inndimPeed. - In A Convenient L catiaet `- 4 3• i. - 2 & 3 BEDROOM UNITS AND PENTHOUSE SUITES -;FOR APFO CALL A, n AR1'8 & EA7'ER7'AIhI16Ti' At the movies...powAft� ICU Pidtsirq Joe'Pesci hits the law books MY COUSIN VINNY (AA): Joe Pesci has some fun playing a New York lawyer out of his element in Alabama trying to defend his cousin and a friend of murder charges. Also starring Fred Gwynn. ARTICLE 99 (PG): Keifer Sutherland and Ray Liotta head a surgical strike force of doctors and nurses fighting bureaucratic red tape in a veteran's hospital. BLAME IT ON THE BELL- BOY (AA): When an eager -to - please bellboy (Bronson Pinchot) delivers itinerary envelopes for three guests whose names all sound alike, trouble is in full swing at the Hotel Gabrielli. And the worlds of Messrs. Orton (Dudley Moore), Horton (Richard Griffiths) and Lawton (Bryan Brown) may never be the same. 'ONCE UPON A CRIME (PG): John Candy leads an ensemble cast in this flick billed as a "dog -gone funny movie." Also starring Jim Belushi, Cybill Shepherd, Richard Lewis and Sean Young. THE LAWNMOWER MAN (AA): Jeff Fahey and Pierce Brosnan star in another story from Stephen King's fertile imagination. panda Std o CHINESE RESTAURANT Licensed under L.L.B.O. 375 KINGSTON RD., PICKERING (Comer of RoWenwnt Dr. South) II BUY 1 1 I BUY 11 GET 1u GET 1 Your ob FREE i tInsurance 50% OFF Broker ' DINNER BUFFET ° 1 DINNER BUFFET 4 Understands 1 Mort. -Wed. 11 Thurs. - Sun. 1 1 Coupon valid March t8 -April 5 1 Coupon valid March if) -April 5 L---------� L---- ----J -•• th Z8&9876 Monday . a.m.-1-0:00 . Friday & Saturday: 11:30 .. . Sunday & Holidays: 11:30 _ Municipal CA in tissbn des�d dims ins nidP.�ise ds rontario IN THE MATTER OF Section 17 (11) of the onrar o Planning Act, 19M AND IN THE MATTER OF a referral to this Board by the Honourable Minister of Municipal Alms, on a request by (Patricia Hoy. GregM Hoy, Fred Beer, and others for consideration of Proposed Amendment No. 263 b the OfTidal Plan for the Repional Municipality of Durham. 164 iistsrs File No. t B -OP -00101-263 OMB Fie No. 0920002 N THE MATTER OF Section 34 (18) of the Plann-0 Act, 1963 AND IN THE MATTER OF an appeal by Conedius de Graaur against lotting By-laws 3154089 and 3155M of the Corporation of to Town of Pk*mirip OMS Fie No. RWO027 APPOINTMENT FOR HEARING The Orttnio IfAtwi'lip el Bond hweby appoirils wledYwaday, r» 2011t day of May, 1992, at its hour of 10:00 (LOCAL TMt I in rte in -non at the COUNCIL CHASERS, CIVIC COMPLEX, I THE ESPLANADE, PICKEANG for to hnaMV of these appealaAirata- 0 you do not attend and are not at this hwir 9. the board may Prooaed in your abesrtoe and you wi not be •erred b any turitsr rto`oe of rte Prooeedrlps. In rte •No the decision is resew" persons telft pert in rte hsorinp and wishing a copy of the decision mar request a copy Irom the p hoard members or. it inA tp, boat to BosrrL Such decision will be mid la you when *, DATED at Taatto. tris 25rt der of February. 19W r ngleeeta I1W liwal of Amendment No. 263 to to OWSW Plan for the P4001W MlNrticip.iilr of otrrh m waw made by hm down.rs in rte awes of No F nPmb beOMlee *"optmd dwdeiiprnation of Inde for use as a WE canes, Tlie PaSSW of Zoning Bya.wa 315M and 3156189 hes been appalled by the owner of to subject lands. Cmmrrue ds Granm. because re By-laws do not re009niss rte nutters lands in Lot 11, Conoaseion 8 as an eAAV 90 otturse. PRERM PETER MM -ft Mid OWN tiltnw UkuleN PIS" 16 PLAYM APRIL r SEAM M Lwnm $25% Drntsr, smw i Tire i *A" 1 FOR RESE NAMM ,4 107 CORRECTION NOTICE Due to a print error in today's (this week's) Shoppers Drug Mart flyer, on page 3, the pic- ture shows Doritos 300 g. 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'NEW CROP"' G BEANS I �F-><LL YOU>Es OWN HA ; AGER 31.49 I - --- mi H"OTT HOUSE SEEDLESS 99 mEat'S `%mLEC-r V01va OVY2V EA.� cB13X SRADISEI60ECBLoeAG OR MATCH ERUSSEI. x -18D" ROUZ� Yoult OWN SAG - SPINACH 10 RD/Z- CF7.7 [1 BAG RAKER in*99 P(YrATOES 10 LIa_ POLY SAG ---------------- VKRAFTGENERAL FOODS wrrH nags -7-,=, CHASE i SANBORN I JAR 1099ao91c� LUTOwe� EN FANKY N STORE RETAA 12 90 ------------------J PINRT® ITT THE OWM TRIES PROXY. MWW 1.1. ton ks.-�''�•'✓ Y. -i "T•.��,11^.' • T". ., �. _•!t're, •, �'�"i-:!RsY1ii1.V;.�i''3tQYi. •-:' ... .. .. 1-,j. J To Advertise .In This Spot CALL 683-5110 Ask For Debbie Burns l Panthers broing out tha brooms Pickering sweeps Metro Junior 'A' series with win in Wellington Sunday By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - The Pickering Panthers brought out the brooms Sunday night and swept the Wellington Dukes out of the Metro Junior 'A' hockey playoffs. The Panthers posted back-to-back wins on the weekend in Wellington to take the best-of-five B a u e Division quay ter -final serie three games straight. After winning the opener 5-2 in Pickering Thursday night, the Panthers took a 2-0 lead in the series by defeating the Dukes 4-2 in Wellington Friday night. The Panthers wrapped up the series by claiming a 6-3 victory in game three of the series on Sunday night. The Panthers now advance to the Bauer Division semi-final against the first -place Thornhill Thunderbirds who received a bye through the fust round of the playoffs. While emotions were high among his players prior to the Wellington series, Panthers' head coach Paul Watters admitted sweeping the series was a remote possibility at best. '?here was a lot of anticipation going into this series. If we got the right break and the right bounce, maybe (we could sweep)" said an elated, but tired Watters Monday morning. "But, not when a team fin- ishes 12 points ahead of you in the standings and took three out of four games this year. "We played very sound hockey, especially in our own zone, although it was a little scrambly, mind you. We did what we came to do and it feels oh so good." With Sunday night's game tied 3- 3 in the second period, Panthers' Ian Agard put the proverbial nail in Wellington's coffin with more than two minutes to go in the frame. Agard shifted the momentum back to the Panthers after scoring back-to-back goals to give Pickering a 5-3 cushion heading into the final period. "Agard's goals really ignited us," says Watters. "We just took the wind right out of Wellington's sails (in the third period).- The eriod)"The Panthers were content to play tight, defensive hockey in their own zone in the final stanza. Thev did manage to score one more goal. Tony Patruno, on a pretty set-up by Agard, finished the scoring for the Panthers. The Panthers' had a 3-1 lead in the first period on goals by Brett Kowan, Sean Fraser on a set-up by Claudio Peca, and by Slava Furka. However, Wellington dominated most of the second period, tying the contest 3-3 with about seven minutes 10 90. The Panthers were behind the eight ball early in game two Friday night. Wellington scored two goals See PAtiTHERS-.Page A2.9 Pickering hosts juvenile precision, Ontario inter -club championships PICKERING - Pickering will host the Ontario Juvenile Precision Figure Skating Championships and the Ontario Inter -club Figure Skating Championships this weekend. Co -hosted by the Pickering Figure Skating Club and the Central Ontario Section on behalf of the Ontario Figure Skating Association, the event will fea- ture more than 300 skaters at the Pickering Razradort PItKERM Complex from Friday to Sunday afternoon. RGLOW SMT[ Ifs the fust time the two events have been held at the same time. The precision skating will start Friday and end mid-aftertoon on Saturday. The Ontario inter -club ruts from Satueday afternoon unW Sunday aitamoon. The opening ceremonies are slated for 11:30 Me dw US.A. may. Pidw ing will be well represented at the Ontario iota -chub competition with six skaters taking part. Jeremy Haring. Jennifer Moss, Chris and Lindsay Howell, Kelly Lewurneau and Richard Marshall are from the Pickering Figure Skating Club. Admission prices are $5 for one day, $8 for two days and 510 for all three ;bays. Seniors and childrat can redooed rates. Corey Ferrara, 12, of Ajax Named last Friday he'd be part of the Coca-Cola Classic/NHL Future Stars hockey clinic at Maple Leaf Gardens. He may be headed to the Wayne Gretzky camp this summer. photo by A_J_ Groen Ajax hockey players may hone their skills with The Great One By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX - Friday the 13th was no unlucky day for Corey Ferrara of Ajax. The 12 -year-old learned that day he's one of 100 children chosen to take pan in the Coca-Cola Classic/NHL Future Stars hockey skills clinic at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens this Saturday from 1 to 4 p_ L Two of the participants at Saturday's clinic will be chosen through a random draw to go to the Coca-Cola Classic/Wayne Gretzky Hockey Camp in Montreal June 21 to 24. Corey is one of five Ajax youths chosen for the Coca-Cola ClasacJNHL Future Stars program; Joining him will be Chris Griffin, Jay Goodman, Matthew McMullen and Zach MacArthur. Corry says be was both surprised and stocked to be chose[ to go to Maple Leaf Garden. He had filled in his ballot at the Ajax Food City in the Harwood Place Mail some time ago. "1 thought I had lost becaase it didn't show up. But, thea it showed up and I was really happy," says Corey, a member of the Aja x -Village Del Discount peewee hoose league team this year. Ser YOU H& -Page A29 Nigel Wilson d ut fiom-'Blue"Jays WA More Sports coverage this Friday and Sunday! AJAX - Ajax's Nigel Wilson made Wilson, 22, has been =:`A' affiliate. �. the most of his time with the Blue assigned to the Blue ONTO Wilson saw action in most of the Jays in Dunedin, Florida but it wasn't Jays' 'AA' minor pre -season games at Dunedin and he enough. league affiliate in played in a pair of exhibition games Wilson was one of eight of the K n o x v i 1 1 e , :against the Pittsburgh Pirates at the Jays' younger players to be dis- Tennessee. SkyDome this past weekend. patched to the team's minor league However, that's a During his time at the Jays' camp, sports complex in Dunedin after the step up for the out- Wilson went one -for -nine at the plate. Jays' Grapefruit League game with fielder who played His one hit was a home run in a game the Texas Rangers Sunday. last year at Dunedin — the Jays' class against the Chicago White Sox. Squash on the menu this weekend AJAX-PICKERING - The Ontario B, C, D Provincial Squash Championships begin at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday. Organized jointly by the town of Pickering and the Pickering Squash Club, the three-day event will see more than 150 men and women from across the province play about 250 March 20 to 22. It's the first time an Ontario men's and women's squash championship has been hosted in Durham region, says event chairman Dave McDonald. The players will come mainly from the squash hotbed of Toronto and area and from London, Peterborough and Belleville. The highest level of compe- tition will come from the men's and women's 'B' divi- sions. But, the tournament will also introduce an 'E' level of play on a trail basis for both men and women who don't play a lot, but still want to compete. The tournament will get under way Friday at 5 p.m. Play will resume Saturday with the quarter -final matches that night. The semi-finals and finals of each division will be played Sunday between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. Spectators arc welcome to attend the tourney. Admission is free. Pickering prep softball tryouts soon PICKERING - The Pickering Rep Softball Association try -outs will begin shortly. If you want to try out for one of the teams, contact the coach for the appropriate age division. Coaches are: mite boys (born between 1982 and '84) Andrew Vahey — 839-5745, Wayne Gibson — 839-4187, Joe Modeste — 839-5782; squirt boys (born 1980-81) Ross Simmonds — 428-7527, George Horning — 839-9935; squirt girls (born 1980-81) Carrie Lanning — 471-4744; peewee boys (born 1978-79) Joe McCawley — 831-2176; novice girls (born 1978-79) Chris Renaud — X31-7838, Wayne Fetter — 839 -8697 - bantam boys (born 1976-77) Jake Riekstins 839-3607; ban- tam girls (born 1976-77) Terry Cook — 839-8980, Les Hopkins — 839-7030; midget girls (born 1974-75) Bill Douglas — 286-2355. I 4- C .k'� .`,.Lid:�JRis]►'a1LOW.16i-wb11ArY'.rr.- Js r.. ... -.-..- .., _ .. - _ . . Ajax Rebe AJAX - The Ajax Rebels women's ringette team met its (Waterloo at the Ontario Provincial Women's 'A' Ringette Championships this past weekend. The Rebels had to be content with the silver medal after los- ing to Waterloo 8-7, with the host squad net- ting the winner ....... with just 23 sec- onds remaining in overtime. The loss represented the second consecutive time the Rebels have dropped the gold -medal game at the provincial championship to the Waterloo squad. Ajax had the gold medal well within its grasp, leading Waterloo 7- 6 in the last minute of the final. However, Waterloo scored the Is - -.-•- •-• UW ....;,•ter � .i+�i..,b.:..-..,..unto.. , .r.;. meet their W aterlprovincials0o at ren ette J equalizer with only seconds left to force overtime. Ajax netminder Joanne Carr had a strong game in the final. Kim Reynolds scored four goals and Patti Azzopardi three. Assists went to Azzopardi with four, Reynolds with three and Dianne Skea with two. Ajax's record of two wins and one loss put earned the squad second place after pre- liminary play, putting it in the semi-final contest against Carlsbad, near Ottawa. Ajax moved into the finals with a 5-3 win over Carlsbad. Azzopardi scored the hattrick, with singles to Frankie Matsushita and Helen Mason. Assisting were Reynolds with two, Skea and Carole Wagner with one each. The Rebels opened the champi- Panthers set to meet Thornhill in semi-finals FROM PAGE A28 in the opening 30 seconds of play. Peca got one back for the Panthers later in the period. Fraser tied the contest on a break after stepping out of the penalty box in the middle frame. Furka scored the eventual game winner at the mid- way point in the period for a 3-2 Pickering lead. The Panthers scored one more in the third period to sea] the win. Watters praised the goaltending of Erik Goldhar during the weekend, especially on Friday night. Game times and dates for the Panthers -Thunderbirds Bauer Division ,emi-final series were not confirmed in time to meet the hews Advertiser's deadlines. Youths take part in Coca -cola clinic FROM PAGE A28 Is he excited about going to Maple Leaf Gardens? You bet, says his mother Connie. "Every two hours he pulls down the folder (with Pickering tweens bronzed in Barrie PICKERING - A bratze medal in the Barrie todrriament this past weekend capped a uxxcssfW sea- son for the Pickering Papps tween 'A' ringene Leant. Pickering dorninated the entire bronze medal final against the host Barrie squad to post a 5-1 win. The win was especially satisfy- ing for the Pickering tweens as Barrie had beaters them twice in toumamast finals this season. Pickering went undefeated in the qualffying round of the tourney. Pickering recorded a 6-6 tie with Cambridge, a 5-5 draw with Sudbury, a 5-2 victory over Scarborough and a 12-2 drubbing of Cambridge. The rt op� or,I of.,,two pia te$ in wins and two ties the brOnx medal Coaches Doug Allam and Ed Edmunds praised the defensive work of Jenny Kelleher. Susan Conway, Erin Helmer, Miss Barber and goalie Karyn Allan for their consistent play. Offensively, the team was led by Kayleen Coughlin, Cathy File. Katie Edmunds, Kim Wells, Kristy Whea and Lisa Bonser: Saturday's itinerary) from the shelf, reads it and puts it back. That's how we can tell how excited he is." Corey will get a tour of Maple Leaf Gardens Saturday morning — his fust ever time at the Gardens — prior to taking to the ice for the skills clinic. During the clinic he will perform three specific drills and will be judged on each. Following the clinic, Corey will see his first live NHL contest — between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Chicago Blackhawks — that night. He says he'll take two other family members with his three tick- ets. But, the best may be yet to come for Corey, if he's chosen to go to the hockey camp hosted by The Great One this summer. "Yeah, I would really like to meet Wayne Gretzky," says Corey. "I've got the Kings jacket and everything." John J. McCluskey Chartered Accountant Welcomes you to his accounting practice serving individuals and -small business. Personal & Corporate Tax Returns 1742 Bronte Square pickeriio g, ootario 420-9540 L1V 3B8 .- -- � 0 F aaPlt. .pts onships with a 4-2 win over Carlsbad. Reynolds, Skea, Azzopardi and Wagner scored one each. Azzopardi had three assists, Reynolds two and Skea and Wagner one each. Ajax nipped Kitchener 7-6 in the second game, scoring the go-ahead goal with one second left. Reynolds and Azzopardi both notched hat - tricks, while Wagner had one. � a a East * PtREfEMT&... .� *STRAWBERRIES AY AND CREAM 'W dysainic dos' Bringing you the best entertainment 5 *pWUs t�� Gont►n NgEST tN EX071T" ENTEaT pINMEN CHEON p Al 5 ECNjp1.5 STAG li pFFt O 2595 ' • WW�SPASVES 42 ToSEWE 45 pN0 EHTE,►M TN 949 DILLINGKAM RD. �'tetta PICKERING ss-:�:► s�xK :: Assisting were Skea with three, Reynolds two. Matshushita, Mason and Sue McLeod one each. The Rebels were not. in prime form in game three against Waterloo, losing 13-5. Mason led the way with two goals. Azzopardi, Skea and Reynolds registered one each. Matsushita had two assists Reynolds, Azzopardi and Skea one apiece. The defensive unit of Marlyn Carr, Karen Pearce, Susie Paddison, Sue McLeod, Ann Wakelin and Diane Andersen played well throughout the tourney. Rebels' head coach Kelly Campbell, assistant coach Rick Daly and trainer Tina Sherrin were proud of the team's efforts. They're look- ing forward to next year's provin- cials in Thunder Bay. PICKERING HOCKEY ASSOCIATION GENERAL MEETING Wednesday, March 25,1992, 7:30 p.m. Don Beer Arena - Upstairs Hall Elections for Board of Directors to be and voting on Rule/constitution changes. All members are encouraged to attend. held ♦9 G THE PICKERING HOCKEY ASSOCIATION says "'THANKS" to all Volunteers, Members of the Community, and Sponsors listed below for their support during the 91'92 season: • ADV Signs • Pickfair Plaza Dentists • Auloger0cs - Innovative Awards • Pickering Honda • Bakers Toyota • JDC Brokers • Pickering OldWrrers • Bey Dukes - Jerry's Drug • Pickering Young • Bay Ridges Florists Warehouse Flames • Bay Sports • Kelm's Restaurant - Pickering Sio Sports • Bob Boun Hocksy - Kinsaw Club • Pickering Toyota Club • Lax Tee Pine Ridge Gordon • Yb Boys► Pontiac - T. J. Upton Co. Gallery Buick • Loeb Glendale - Pirma Tool i Die • Cancan Tire - Lymbird Lumbo • CMulity Tune Up • Carp« Corral • W Contracting • Rand Pools • Century 21 Briscoe • til m Windows • gerund Rem" – D. Eek • Mester ..." P is Cain • Coughlan Homes • McGimks Landing • Rsrtlatt Real - S. • Deer Creek Country • McGirr is Larding – Pwiliips Estates Hawks Oldtirrusrs • Royal Cdn. Legion, • Dickson Printing • Mdes kkd lw Or. 606 • Discount Car i Trucks • Minute Muller • Sid ShsN • ,o y Esso • W. lMatission • Sabokrin i Kkstbls • Fabdew Ohm i � • Morsenet Trust • Shollc3esrt, MMM • Jinni lidtolson ins. Wld Rd -Hodw mol" Oplindst Club • Spowy U~ : • Hepese Cm& Union Popp's Rs ourom Str For" • Hoult Hellsood • Pepposcorn W . SupsrWrdre •House Of Cards • Peters Welton Shale • Web OHeet invort . Cttebra • Ph* haft *%Mid -nn Ford Aestawwd Shed PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Dental Care ; To Eye Care - DENTURE THERAPY : CLINIC ;. - OPTOMETRISTS : REPAIR S (1 hr.) y �r DR. E. GILLEZEAU & DR. M. FITZSIMM NS 0 RELINES WE INVITE NEW PATIENTS BY APPOINTMENT NEW DENTURES service "O"N" WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE LOWER DENTURE STABILITY --call • Contact Lenses •Binocular Vision - MyoloeTM' System Janice •Perceptual Testing 1 - Dispensing of elf Types of WillisrnStell DTFrames 8t & Contacts M Odd Kit"on Rd. W. FREE '"o l Nall 683-5110 PitJkering Corporate Cash j 13115 Pidiering Parbay #0 CONSULTATION Miller bours42HM 663-1175 839-5303 '?'Vii: ,*FJ.:r4H+�..,�,R'?M�i' `.`"t". "Z•aY+1'..�... AJAX - An Ajax athlete struck gold at the recent 1992 Provincial Indoor Track and Field Championships at York University. Krissy Liphardt captured an incredible four medals at the meet. She earned gold in the 400 metres with a time of one minute .05 sec- onds. She was also the winner of the 200 -metre race with a time of 28 seconds. In the long jump. she finished first with a leap of 4.32 metre. She also ran the anchor leg for the Oshawa Legion Track Clubs 4 -x -200 -metre relay team, capturing her fourth gold medal. She also competed at the recent Central Region Indoor Track and Field Championship, hosted at York University. Their, Liphardt was the silver medalist in the 400 metres in a time of 1.04. She also ran to bronze in the 200 metres in a time of 28 Ajax's Krissy Liphardt won four gold seconds. She earned a medals at the provincial indoor track second bronze medal in meet recently. She also won three the :ong jump with a medals in a higher -calibre bantam leap of 3.98 metres- mMt at York University. KIDS OF ALL AGES! JOIN US � �n 21 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillillililllllllllllll11111111L.;-�� ►AARCH BREAKwillosman�illillillillillillilliillillilillilI III,,, Thursday, March 19 G LES SQUIGu THE CLOWN • BALLOON ANIMALS R�� • FACE PAINTING Friday, March 2 FONG ERNIE_ • CARICATURIST • Saturday, March 21 FIE;H pOND • F ISHIN' DERBY FOR THE WEE TIKES J -~ PLACEMALLv� Wr "11M, W4 HARWOOD AVE. S. ,AJAX winrAav to Fri10 a.m: 9 .m. Saturda 10 am• -b "" ' :Mead the J_ -'.... 3 tunes a week ... FIRST -TIME .'EVER -� 17s7F e7re To" ALL CIVICS SALE PRICED TOTALLY REDESIGNED FOR'92! special Valm P4. umm TM ORlow BECAUSE OF THE MAGNITUDE OF THIS EVENT, MANY HONDA MODELS WILL BE LIMITED SUPPLY, SO COME EARLY -FOR THE BEST SELECTION. THIS IS A . FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED EVENT! ALL ACCORDS SALE PRICED THERE'S NEVER BEEN A BETTER TIME TO BUY! �J f q O 0. L LI g•. 1• : Aiax-Pickering ffmbined Pressrun o2 000 _ Whitby This Week 576=9335 CLASSIFIEDS Pickering - 798-7672 Fax - 579-2238 ERRORS AND OMISSIONS 376-9333. 798-7672 Classification Msaias Index Coat Fa SAS loft Devateek"tate FH� Wanted ;seers too 'sew triranq laS C."al -4-so 110 Once Meq110 so S go Hap,Agvrs no �— »6 C-00 Time s si s 5A Mtspeal Wel l :}rxal ISO Waal Cas is$ Jay Cas 1Wnns0 100 Dar Cae Available lib bnpovmr" waned In Buns :0 3unrss ISO 20Os 1. <; #A Maki 3alur 200 Freerood us Fra M~ 210 Articles = x Sale 220 Arsov *arced 730 :+1nsa-at tees 77s 3arm J-11a1e 30 ffmpval SA" 150 Art I 'lags 360 ConouiAr V4W 270 Lou Il 33: Polls S4pol 30111rdm 2!0 =15. A�ramaOrs -or Sate 310 Auamoars Nam.- Sts , Truths mor See 310 Tricks *mow 31S irW.. A wn.e Dyr» 320 Trams 330 A,Ao ;lu^s I Rspars 340 Auro.eaang wntas 360 Mworcyds 356 snoernodes 360 Manse 3[S Recr*~'vends 370 Fa, ccuorvn' 37S W -VV Duty ;oupment 390 Oft Apaw"Wei,-or Ral am Aparsnsrts wand 405 Ma nil s F or Rant 0-10 4wwg*wiso its Taermwses Fay ROM 420 span = of dent as ROOMS :a Rent 410 Frooms wars- 176 Raw 6 Boa d "a nduffal 'Jia Far Rem 40 Snead Aaaasw4tuat r 460 Caldomvums Cor Rol 456 Oka 6fsRWd some 4" w�arrhowespao,$pe0 us :aaa9a For Refs 410 writ R L�wrti6 1On RseOa 466 Fbda btiaead 40l Lid Fal Rea z FaSamtat ki�soia Fa ere _ fusN "Jewell pr sas Coat Fa SAS TNsaioat Devateek"tate lr$ Fast For She lel Lou For Sala O"Tasn PrapaOss so va aitnPtopill so Caltalss Far SaN Sam Nile ilasias 6 Paas SN C-00 Time s si s 5A it" To Led 676 7$0 e&ir OaAM Blataute Orpabtitisi Sw PJACNOWK i« • 610 TNsaioat in Coerg Evwta : ri "'it0 'pIn6 i3v9ri tees Parmait Al Cane -tont tri Awianoanwus tier 7$0 e&ir OaAM 710 t n uwnaums 720 740 galsotTnarks y50 YleddngAnnamnmwla hi0 cn9agMriwla AryNwsarre - 770 ->ti .::.430 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6:00 p.m. 00 Careers 100 Careers 100 Careers 105 Tra n� 105 Training 105 Career, 110 General Help ng g Training �o 'T "We prepare scH70 P P e you for the 112 DpYs kind of job you want... awful then we help you get it" NEW Starting in Oshawa COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (Register Here) Cil WW DaMal Trawl i i sw^'^Eq I Chdnide I Tourism Colinpueer A$ *WW" Beakless Buskin" Medical 1 On Campus A&W Mstrat w Applications i $ecrgary APOLLO Traklklg Word Electronics I Be" ane Esee�ufi � i Rastatirant � � Fklsneial Secretary I Operations Technology M.." Services Legal secretary AanOtiodst �tMangerernt Diagnostics customer i Repair Service Call today for further information and FREE personal interview Financial assistance is available to yualiried applicants OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!!!!! WILL YOU? One 3f Canada's argent sting and wridow ;orrractorI a esPW%brtg w saiss'ora and s row sameng ndwdum that >A interested in a area that s actAlly -.cession proof H om Improvement o a 25 Dillon polar a year ndusty n Canada and has grown steadily even through these rough 411001110111 1C 0111<s Age, sex, educator or mnperience is rat a bene to your success in our industry We o/er in office as well as held :raining war proven polessrorWs ro OuaranlM yoursuccess ;nually 3 months) We offer attractive raceme Dirkages'hat are j*ni d r pownsw. saiary and :oMmasion or straight mmmetion 'ne �tR r is Vous t We 3ner our awn Drivate label products as well as excknnve product or sae tone Tome awns, At sucoessful appkcaris of De sling -o work nar7 and De able 10 travel. (Foo4 odgng aro travel s Dad) CALL TODAY FOR A PERSONAL NTERVIEw ( NO "Mm NUAVIR") 666-001• OR 1 JM2113-2720 940EN HOME WROVEIEKTS 40 HOPKNIS STREET WWBY, ONTARIO J WA THE K I JE.:_Y TO A HEW CAREER Learn typing, Oicta. W04 d processing, computerized accounall data entry. Lotus and ,much more improve your skill. Loam typing Set your own 0-r:rwruIs Learn of your own pees 8311-8167 PICKERING AMCAa OF tiisM sena � � rw..e 11—..y Ae.a� susaf S5 Opportunity - Ja- tnbutors required• unlimited eaning polennal. work m your spare time. nor appointment, :.all 416-434-M2.,031 @M 110 Geral Help 110 General Help 110 Geral Help I am Has a brand new look and menu Vele are looking b compliment our current aW and management with ertergelic PIUMSSkInals- The Ink ' g poeiims an a mftb • -I IN • cookli • Ho6tlllostess • Disfsit�siter _ . • Baftellder • Bus persons •mg Pbaae ripply b pl-i gnat 070OLE'S I M Llwrpool Rd. UNEMPLOYED' • FluslydW n i`llxpiAqrjcb swch • COWAllaN cat: TOTAL CONTROL SYSTEMS SOLD M ASK FOR BILL 42'1.46,95 Duds n Suds Requires Mature Help. Part-time evenings, weekends. Apply within 105 Bayly St. W. B- WOW Plata OW ®t1CA Plenty of experience but picking computer skills? Programs avail- able in Cam cried Accatmtiag. Dt skTop PW*Ai lg, Data man- agesent, Turd Pro- cessing and stone. U you ate 45 yens of age or over sad ►ave recently been per- maneetly llnd-0Q, you seal/ 9u&W for fund- ing assistance- Can Computer Learning Came. Wbi. M&9713 f FREE Tit4MG Applications are now being accepted for a pre-eapioytseut train- li ins program. Prosn3m provides the skills necessary for entrance to future re-training courses. Limited seats available. Preference will be given to Social Assistance Recipientst, Call VwAdonal Ac- cess, Wity. V" -U42 Your Business Career Starts Here * Word Processing Computer Service Technician • Micro Computers and Business Applications Computer Operations Computer Programming OSHAWA - 436-8585 j WAX-P6[7ttRI4C CALL"ll sl SCARBORO - 750.8585 TORONTO - 485-8585 MISSISSAUGA - 549-8585 CDI Career Development Institutes Ltd. Formerly Ce"rd Data twstiesse RURSABY•VANCOCVER•SCRREY- EDMONTON -OTTAWA •HALFAX VI(;ORLA•SAS1l%-NOITREAL-I_1YAL-QLESEC 110 Generai Help 110 General Help 110 General Help Join our Tesm! LOEB Baywood has an immediate opening for a full-time: Senior Fruit dt Vtprtable CWk This is a key position and we need a person who: ■ has a minimum of two years' experience in produce handling with good product knowledge ■ nas proven leadership skills with ability to replace the Fruit dt Vegetable Team Leader in his absence ■ has superior communication skills a is highly motivated with good merchandising skills We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Interested candidates are invited to apply in person at: LOEB Berwood 105 eeyty Sbvw won Aim Ontario Ask for f7attk Laine COMPUTER COURSES, Private Training. Intro to PC 8 DOS, WordPerfect 5.1, Bedford. Reference Available. Call The Office Exchange, 430-1372. 1 ii OAwlll Quem w presendr ac- COAM ship lops rung Sw1► opting appfeaans to M and Iter/year round. $300-$900 part ions enploymill Must be weekly. Photographers. tour available to worknights and guides. casino wodtrs. dedt weaken ds. Ensegeticfriendly hands. plus morel Hawaii. indinduYs an apply to 1050 Caribbean, Bahamas. 1-601- Stnt m 9L N. Pio phoria aIR 3953355. art far Mr. Tallika. praee.l0=*M (00291.) KUWAIT WANTS YOU Excellent pay transportation. 516-929-0341 re 724 EXPERIENCED CAKE DECORATOR REQUIRED PLEASE APPLY AT TIM NORTON DONUTS a.iax 428-6320 SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Jure 261t •o A„ g 27-1t. 12.000 guarantee. $6 x Der n.r. oius luring accom^+odallons Job rmlves raid,rg :1othes Sent trot- -arge simmer :am Ds Live near pAinden and a 'ate with '5 erEr0mrig students. AoDiy w t^ star and •e,—me o Exer-Clean Launderers Ltd,. P O. Box 583 Stanton 'K-. Toronto. On!, MAP 2w. ini les 4.6) 48C-' 335 eve Wanted Mature Babysitter Full-time weekends included Contact Sam at Premier Health OTM ma-' Is now hiring full-time staff for the Pickering and West Hill stores. Please apply in person at 1725 Kingston Rd. LOW PooVSpa Store �L000kkisq for person with some service "T`r•"^'."r and right aft*. VYFNe b: _ - 0she I This WOO, ` FM SM P.o. am 4m, olthM Ont. L1H 713 HOMEWORKERS NEEDED Eam up to f350Mk working at home with mewl quarwiffid and exci3sm quids Ii6tirq own filo utak o�wak� Friss r send SASE. 4655 Ke AVIL, SM1i1! 162 FlM11S, Oltt LM 1 X CAIMET -sirs wares- 721- L1m;ovfAlr TOYS - a 0" 9413. (031912) for a tem good pebble. Earn NOW hiring Sprang and rtiMMM V own y' have hm 1 load ctaae. Plans 721-9"&W*pq�Flol o ODelies lilrarrtel (0319112) lain, 420.0105. (031ae2) L t 'M r .,�; �,:,,.�.�.• , r! � '� Y.��",. '`t.. i ? .. ':s .. . dlwrw%,r'hr.IM1'iY'm"'t.• ..�^... .•':'Y4t.«-rlMt:'if`'.';;els �; - - 110 cww* H* 120 Wanted, conVieft flraitlslp, support and rsimtwrsemertt pro- vided. call: 1REC4M FAMILY 3 CH" SOWM for mom It tOrmMlOm1 495-8439 ACT NOWT Excelleflt pair asfeltl*j products for our manufa kirers. Easy work at home. No expetim . 0110 HOP 130 RECENTLY ''LAID OFF? CALL US ABOUT COMPUTER TRAINING GRANTS. pan time, enthusiastic, seN- maevMd, typing nrw,wed. Sea resume 10 Box td, 601 Dun dog SL W., Whitby. LIN 8X8. ( IF you are cwt 45 and have nemilly been laid off. you may quality for training assistance. DIP/CERT Lotus Wordpnfect 130 NEW AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE - Busy new car dealership in Ajax, requires new and used car salespeople. • Excellent oommission • FUII Benefits • Good working conditions CaN: Dwayne or Ted 683 358 260 Art i Ctahie 260 ArM i *a fa 4 � I AJIAX PIdIMag ilpp$waoed - m. n...atdbi. all.► ntkuor• art, guaranteed recondition" appfwaaa Cans ranks w a deal 4274794, 467 Wfew my Rd. S. Aix. (TF) MC D's Billiard and pOo cafai at 75 King SL W. Sona an Ams- d wan - Las V"ma ON Special Black Beaty, 314 Inch Italian SIM, Issher porker for $109& ash and awry. Aro dis- counts on floor mbdes. Call 623.5353. M325x2) CONTENTS: 10 piece oak dining room subs, gYr 7 plea french prowineW bedroom suite with canopy bed Brown wax rug, 9 1/2 x 15. 831-8375. () ca 1-51)1441-7714 Dbase, �, aacpac, b"pd, w5 CHESTERFIELD, matching I= ART STU010 OPEN HOM MARCH euebm Mass: Moe. to 71aw 1.6 pAL, 7-4 pjiL FOL a Set 1.5 pin. tration for al klllels of dudw a - swnimn - Wwltsftops Ful fine of supplies a lw riwamu wood. FK f 3 Southlen Rd. IV *.92 Q 63 1. Ont I Cd 6834M v Q HM'Y. /401 AMU1111 C 1 Mei One bedroom apartment, main F� floor, including lJ<>TI " $800 Call 663-4294 PK*96 ERM hhSLs. Large, dears furnished 3 room bachelor apt-, mhoderrt decor, baloorry. Exl.1a1, aktocad. vatura pagenrker. duo and otlort0 . $275. 1 Sklar 1 pa bads, stow, 2K Il[ IML Harvaro. core) and Travel 8 Popple► chair. $50. 1 maple Automobiles Apartments 1 army, t3 X, perk, Tourism. Financial assistance china abihs $500. Al bsms n For Sale For Rent no PW. r available for elpble student I�YM H excellent condition. Call We- 300 0 420 '774 2M -feta CfilJ1SE SFW JO B$ undo 45 a over who do not �`�G E ® fibN1YSLi81 8x35' (o3te92f Hiring' Summafyva rcund. qualify for five training. Durham i it hl APPLIANCE Clinic Lid. RebuR ION REPOS - from battles ado teasing companies, 90 ars, StLW=memy.phsbgrapl -- I. ' Business Computer College, 14054, P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. machines, up to one year mode, vans a WHOLESALE 1. PmWM dWas teorYV 427-3010. (TF) guarantee. Salus. seMos and prices. Why pay reit tail? Cal t Repo Carve 2868388. (TF) y hands plus more! Hawaii, RECEPTIONIST - permanent time including Sat. and �s,ms.� .s 1..t u.v pans. News and used. Beet 135 a msmid Help 35 suled Help in Ontario to 11th Cavds RS, 4 i QAIsm4 Belle L part .1 price. quality and WkKksr VrAAALAW E12 f%M sone evenings ler opionhgno quantity. 107 Dundas SL W.. sub. air, cassette, 30.000 kms., Whiby. 6669144. 464 George office. Similar experience i it hl prdened. non-smakng bu". (042192) Please forward resume to File f ENERGETIC couple for opera- 14054, P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. tion of 20 unit waterfront molal In Ont. L 1 H 71.5. (032292) Campbdnod. Must be capable a, A, stereo, colied. $3095. 4 of handlinggeneral PART time secretaryi maintenance. have previous bookkeeper• must have good C tourist/accomodation typing skills and computer experience, be bondable, experience. Word Perfect retwmerabM Includes salary. preferred. 10 hours weekly. bonus and hare. CO 705533• $12.50 - S15 per hour. Send 1216. (031892) resume to 206 Byron St. S.. UNEMPLOYED or on LAO Earn Whitby L, N 4P6 or call Linda, $.5004700 pan time warlung ler 6669555. (032492) yourself. For details. send SASE @31$M Whiby. 6669144. 464 George asking $6900 or best offer. St. N. Peterborough. 742-4222, Work. 409-1498; horns, 839- (042192) 6330.(032292) FREE skids - for flus ood eft. ,$u Escort Statiomwagon, 4 SW McKay Rd. Pickering. Days CVW4s aub, entering. brakes. only. 7 am. - 3 p.m Monday to a, A, stereo, colied. $3095. Friday. (1F) Crown Auto, Picker". 428- 26CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELDtarge 4 swear 9423. (0318M with matching bveeeaL alive 1987 Chrysler Le Baron, 1 green and Pink flowered stripes, owner, loaded, excel lent new condition. $1000. Zenith condition. $6300. Cal69&aM. corrole TV 25-, rargn Cole (031802) with telephone fin' Od 1186 Cavalier. 2 door, 4 condition, $350. 282-3141. (1 finder, 4 ry speed. standard. APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU io OVA. 16 Corporation. P.O. Sales I'm (2400 o best orNr. 579-9075. - Box 046010. 1725 Kingston 130 A cite Day Care Day Care WANTED - working or not, PXQ4,12) Road. Pickering, Ontario. LIV g 1 60 Wanted 165 Available I^doe. slow, "isil. drys and 1f6f ChouIFPICKERING 6P6. (TF) FULL time sales het Indepen- freezer (good to fair opdeonoo^bso^ auao 4 ). ole. 4 n door V6ex, air 1480 PlCllertrin PeykWav dam nailer requires swgarc NANNY 'HOUSEKEEPER - aau HELP us launch our 1992 people-orrrte0 person whang b wanted nsnsdia sty to provide Fundraising Campaign. We work some evenings and "care for 3 1/2 yew and 5 need eergetic. sttftsiastic and Saturdays. Whisby location. month old. Please cad 426- , Confident people to Reply to File 94049. Oshawa Ise tun4 - in Oshawa. Excel- Whiby This Week. P.O. Bax 0616. (032092) t lent Com untation skills are 481. Oshawa. LIH 71.5. REQUIRED for May -nimble -� needed for these positions. We (031892) and loving caregiver for 3 T offer flexible even.ng and NEEDED Immediately, Ex- children. Whrtes/Oakinhoma weekend schedules. Apply in ponenced Mver" saw per- nes Fa+pon Baedn School, a1 person a 980344 Bond St. W. son on pan lie or full time Shiley. 834'6036 or 9271947. t Also furniture and other oertlied '114200. Cal X348745_ household dere. 432-7565. 1 (o3�f ONE electrical hoe1' bed. 2- nin/8M GMC Satan Van. Locks way wan sides. $800 or beet e new. arMm caveeae and offer. leave message. 434- stereo. Must be seen. $72W. 2966. (032002SNC) Cal 4361851. (032492) MOFFAT 2 door left hand 104 C1wte M 4 door standard ak Ko . trod free 11 " 5 cubic bag emeson. brand nw rad and Hen. also woodbumg cook bWOV $500 o1X0. Cal 424 986 8. (031 me) of Cal Canadian Liver E Foundatia+. Mon. -Fn., fig p.m. 723-9090 base. Monthly com esson. $t 000-$5000 and up. For �� Kir+ daytate available Day Care day or right, westn.y north d stove, good condition, Circa 1950 best obs. Cal /$38760. > y ChxewrstM. 4 door. at Charitable ,rt«vvw. Cal 4,6.432-2977- i� 165 Management sales rets. Management oppor- i»9� manual trans- arm- -now li Regrstrathon e0367,s,-,3. ! Available 401.Any age TLC. rhuAraour meats. 528.0707. SALE few speakers. In 1032292 -- FASHION Mtwork Do ate. . � washer frfo9es• yew radUsor, and brlwy. Mug •1 EXCELLENT ownng oppor- no r have n Pett' plan tunty available in hone � Dsmy saosssnca . dreg salea7 Mlle anis cup con► Id so".Childr"'s Witter. o ude N Joy mewon and mannves to out J' Trairg �• Cal Management sales rets. Management oppor- Joyce. 436-6788' (031992) available. call Sharron. 4 1 6 249-1 5 73 or 1- C AGRICULTURE Farm Hand - 416.892-8u4 (0317292) C Seasonal ampbymrnt 'oraeea- pa, pb.. now -free Mor ares, mwrvt.d Person. WINbe w. 135 Suited I1elp Posed b anyone s,vron entm dears. $3096 cWtiaed. Cil 427 - •r conditions. re N' to In heavy 9722 enytis Russ. Big Town 1 ovlects. Market gardening. Sats. (0318M crops knowledge an awn. Mux We are !i be tendo wan farm rrplemw liner. am"- cap, Va. per.. and � Ba veld dr'""` looking for se- license- Basic mechanreal lie a knowledge an asset. Wage @31$M up- qwawtauonL new - Sand neur a to: P.O. Bee 151 7 bedfiom apw111wR in Air 01, tAkWy bulli e Hampton. Ont. LOB ,GO. member for X_ fO320M) am. (042'.$92) WANTED - Enclosed cargo 1raiM with tartdern odes tar for apartment units. OWL best orw' good car- 86 �� Udder New Managment Stephenon's Furniture and 4054. MW494 appliances. 227 Court St, 182 Refialk 2 door aubmebc. -- Oshawa, call 576-7448. 140.000 kms., good running If Q■ e21e-iiuAOA9rCs MAMW 1032492) aanalbn. SSW as a. Cad 427- PIANOS/GRANDFATHER 2146' 832492) Planes CLOCKS - • we to own Trucks For >a sa., grand. �• 310 sale keyboards. CLOCKS - free `05 �e fe30 � dslvsy and w up. Cal Talep 187 Dodge Dakota 6. 5 speed. and take advantage of our low pa, pb.. now -free Mor ares, overhead warehouse Prises, o,ny 50.000 nrYs arigineL rid 433-1491. (41010x2) dears. $3096 cWtiaed. Cil 427 - OAK princlpals and chair; 9722 enytis Russ. Big Town various site Lowsor blinds; dog Sats. (0318M run; patio stones. 83426". 186 Food Extended Cab, bon 103182) liner. am"- cap, Va. per.. FORCED air g.d►ie turnece. p-• 11111100 kms.. asking $3500 60JXI0 BTU. No now".$200.. or bea. Cad 414.1237624. best 220 vox -571-25W or 432.1912. @31$M CMM R r som ph� IT>� r'16. our team EXPERIENCED dram• alai- -//� - //� , �� Vans, 4 Wilke+ � v.ew•.u,r� , salon fin JI Her Design. 434-1241 or 723 for MOL 725.3930. ffPA a " 'lento Myr iW �idee `05 �e fe30 � Willies wEDaea amtd siouss felarha► Ion iPN'-S1�ipliesr 8647. 1032292) 11 u up. ill nutrtious Heals, reasonable WANTED - stoves, Midge, 1M2 Ford 314 len 4th. 16,000 w , w y AJ" 1 NOOK Mechem o -- I, tar -1 and ads Italiwss orad wile solo. 1R phos, rM Mh6 rate. Brock and Hwy 2. Pickering.Call 428-9228. ROKA Lurrber - Dry bnsood. n -I and dryers, woNking o 4x8x12-. $60. 4xixt6-, 965. kir. ft4,000. 1918 Ranger Soil. 53.(X10 kir.. $7500. Both nidi al new sed used itartimsR OSHAWA Obedleace t a r a s t e0 i n C h U 0 re n's d .Oucation...CHtLD'S PLAY LlpBrtMQ t�eif A M3� not. Also waned, pickup muck Fres dewy to Oshawa Es- (newer than 1978). Call certified. Call 263.8682. F�b WV, a Court If seeks .naerinOC indlvdtuals b • 3-5 YEARS EXPERIENCE EX D n10thow d two ubbowd 1961 Cal dept, 705 Pickering.424833. (TF) 277-3361 o evenings, 416.4312 ( 1 181 Fad Bronco. 6 cylinder, 4 7 bedfiom apw111wR in Air 01, tAkWy bulli e Mare our unique. Stimulating O and educational books and - Exposure b CAMS mil pnovid. lode brig are kir your chid. Two and up. Dry am. (042'.$92) WANTED - Enclosed cargo 1raiM with tartdern odes tar speed. standard overdrive, 4 boNt�ow 2 Wpbnm. laundry facilities, wANM Mw O games (bith to 12 years) to • Tam PlBjter outings and erode PALLETS for tkasood s any x 7 nide x e• use. free. Call 428-7729. � prefer netleel drive, blue. 33- tires crone ,em , 5 and I Modes wag vatini pad pam4w4 it Wid Durr pasta and en. P rt -tore working wan ehiduen. pan -tone lull time No Major Oaks. 4274761. 10322 am ung 1p 1�r. Damm tire, 1 Wsas Cargo. Cal 725.456 aflo (� �% 6 and wesnnds. 103/8a4SNC) running cassette, lighted running bowds, =Sftm chase. Mung I�,.� Valet or opportunities. guuasas or ddwries. Call Ellyn, SENO RESUME TO tut pie, 630 a.n4 b 130 p.rtt 5 Articles$1200. 220 7244124, 404-9231. 683-6021 430-7240. Susan. 865722 or Kinner.421-2271.1003192) Poifs hal area. 2 soca to run and play. Call 434-5641. For se 280 Lost & Found 1031am SaR._SLwL.1" STAT home main money. own $700. Weekly. asssi ling (032=0 NEW and retondaisned cep FORT O -ceased Obey ow wit parte with may lard Ow eyes. s a norma Also ' 11h �0 Aulo Parts i Repel a9 MML-Fri, 9-5 sea allAUtY dayan provided i► selection, low prices. 3 gid was bktd in awe sant of simple products. Amazing my hone. ler your Nile one. yew old coin apwaw woken 401 an YAWNS Rd. 361-x466. - - detailel Rush S.A.S.E. L. MOTORCM Laving mother of one will and dry-- Fre. delNwry- laaeearasesag , 022212MC) faVE now tires, all **&"avw Loidge 1566 MNW Oaths Rd Pickering. Ont. L t X 21.1. . SATURN SAAB provide Ianches. snacks M dank lame. 4NaaanbN wits. Pad"Mwlst, ask ler 0' - 2624M p41M FOOM -wit Am leMti 016 baidaae as mins pit cepa. PANM , Uminyals, 20:75,44-FTWObeft= J AX 1St1Z Pak Rd. and Barad. d Ste Rio. x73. toilet 1esldl dMO by Mug% * Rftnt>lI1G hues ler ale4 slate SM o b.o. Cali 7254259. �rb. 33 FJ"Y COURT pooft siallon ha am www forr "low 4iimL PPo�N- 1STOILSST.E �1l� LIN 20 (o3ao6� ESS cpy w-- easd r Wm$ a dein assay to �iNinch o r�WNls 23 lack $ p or UN� � bt�� Va Oes die. 431-1714 aAsr a OoN1d eyes i1d oro kNls ONw- i�sibly 355 M a�rllkilt iA fEll�y lel tUya" estetieiam. mes"We, ro!�� hm4 white PJ 1 tabs pmtk lrktk Vwi Igo bf0�0111r Zdhlvolyeis ole Cd 6asas1t6 War fAdn Jws 20. 190 Che- p1tEE kidler 9aaed 71T 4eawdl Make a Alts eN flay fmom ANTED m.w wodmelrads see- Wbm fid S. Cal Ilei and oak � � Da'la"e4 1NM- 1 t�lOER Harts Gwden Prod - ,mtdlp aided etpalera in dee ler horns, any age t1tle' m Indus".Entry 1201. (Otf1902► for MOL 725.3930. ffPA a " ' kadkrMtlar for I(gttt kfkneats(p pl meleto: Cal VA fD316x2) gpk.-- f CanaOeL a , $0.96 a do" roll and mea P32084 wEDaea amtd siouss felarha► Ion iPN'-S1�ipliesr wed: w6tisd. Etpefaee witya a64SM ("IMM RESPONOME and mature dnyew, wand woAtfag INWMM I asECHAW stove. $400 pair, full size mole iiionmaft . d Patkimt, .Tref Susan► OWN hwbotti, Rathw wR pee -seder, Isvkm6 and ads Italiwss orad wile solo. 1R phos, rM Mh6 aeeet. SHUT work possible_ld�'H�io lrseldy, satdh /pas• in my own o00 Jobs. me for your tlredfaL All age nidi al new sed used itartimsR OSHAWA Obedleace a= pr ham. Itkn ibduaa LI, fan ooM ClatidWDdwny ants& Please L«. sea ost,. we tee IMN116 M Sam lou AnsocLefte. Dog Tralaklg 6I13?273 paeoax► " TAX evil t� �. 00 MY D•e� a ler w � bait "�" 2' �1�► :FARM mrsrny wdmg localeCI4R18Rb sao.000ryr kteomn pwasiaLt,lrtit Dem` (1) CY - Rd. 17T DAYCARE ambbb in dean Dads Sl M 116 ago* SL s, a. 1143aOtor Wholly.430.0661-(Dt2"0Isoffflow L (031$M (anti , 'hens. good koceinga. gaud SOLO a& - pddsss dlweiantea I 6.1515 NNAW ha krrcMs std awdm. t8ia..tdwwm to 71L coaphr s , but it's lanae QYITAR keyboard and vocal 4s.t.mto.s. Halwond and Hwy with 6 solid oak side chains. hit sew fun aasltkw way to Brad rtes 61275. Cali 966 PWNMV k%*Xled. $741.11Aeo. a Cali 666-M AftL %, i=4= p IL Mifler - 1625 NId M Ake. 2 N � bedrooms available ru Wwodk". 6795.. fridge. aw dadwnta prygw,,,,d ayes. ,Han. aic brallel. M sen ilppledtlllts Re► «r=*K tsadters =*nodi. Earn stleady Homy part time Mus be able a Lab Technician am- 2- Lina - 6t4CH6. f10022$PJ gtied ler raid Oft Mus haus MOT1 w1 ds bdbyeakg in , aak4 and dom@W Yf/sfdlms per' (0320925 8aalrn, Re, maoms. division MOTORCYCLE. AM abile AF If pkk" UP from Durkam MMM& 1615 Our" SL E., and and pay by ear. Cd 579- ea01aer3ptntD31ea2) ,mtdlp aided etpalera in dee ler horns, any age t1tle' m Indus".Entry WALAPA! Of dewaaae - awe sat Apra 1. Cal K410ubhotes olid F kteuranoe. Low 1,000 roNd from 99 oafs to toddy, 40"617 OV -23M 427-�6r6. Llanbi Ort Floor Lang Toesr. Whiny, er EARN b 6266 - tuft pl meleto: Cal VA fD316x2) gpk.-- f CanaOeL a , $0.96 a do" roll and mea P32084 4 e own haus, assemble stylish ' powellery at homel Simple � :xr�♦ �..i.,.. � .,4Y s 202 South Bk* 31: V lffby, LIN 1X9. 02444 170 Mon. - Open 5 dap pa seek Moa- DOG dxdW ee trailing sprig Qew�k s aorwrsttcig -,d 28. 365 Marine i. E ONE bedroom agement, in note bullft Laotdny IadNiss, NEW ore bet- ri n bltretmerf span yew. Appraintssly ROD h $ kstruction. No eel(ng to do, wwl Into: Send a soli -ad- fit 160 Wanted a 66 King 81 Som---cle A vaktsd dog r a rwboned r �) rnorril r d tln lamiy, w. use pal" al ri, ti 0 hear monthly. II bwknkra �itift. � RSR ' Wpriss dewed stamped awakps 10 MEN with trucks will do kosl lose blas and 30• the maorvaWW a6; 1 11h For BOAT Sips - Baran Lake an a64SM ("IMM a "W AWlenns, Bolan Inc. Ext. 455. 4325 3 d� Ito,, if W moves, chaptu�PlWq., stove. $400 pair, full size mole iiionmaft . d Patkimt, .Tref Susan► OWN hwbotti, AAA Beautiful bachelor sir Slime Initially. oetlral StoopingAve. W., Suite 226, lrseldy, satdh /pas• in my own o00 Jobs. tmasaer, $225. Dryer, $150. Yaw- 619 -OU or Judy. 663.7539, dew wear. Good 6Mtkq - up b mlpdrkmutif. lksF" $660;" b*WOM. $560 plus one third Downsview Ont. M3N 1V7. Ibme for 2 OtiNren Cite 427- )� Call or '"Now- 123 2x56• ranty and delivery av&Wbi. Classic Touch Ob"iensv 53W and UP- Plon' 706 1916. p10m Included. Abse• 6PAL 726186. MOM. Ted, (416) 292-7766 2112. (�) - 4321699. f� Tsinig. l (0046M dap. 4304M ew (wis92) 7 0 U 0 I* 111 1 • 10 Servkes RESUMES Pro 069101111111111' prepared, Laser printed. Typesetting wad Processing who ar HwwsirLL T�and 837-05aop. 837-06 ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, raphic design, ading. uwrtk $in@$$ or personal. Reasonable fabs. Alm. lessons available. Randy Timms, (416) 433-1337.(0416M Flooring, DARSON TILE Professional Ceramic installation I work in your home like k was mine. For free estimates, call DAVE 683-3730 CARPET installations - free estimates, restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 987-1790 or 987.1800. D i N Durran. (TFWFS) Vq MORIONG and Repair - ualty oak and pine custom products. Also furnfwe r and relmshng. Cal Garry. 2264. (031892) I IIIp 111. Icoobcketg atom• • rrllainiftg isaft • munirng enc G.S.T. Nara. 2M-1604 • and yman COIN 1111,11CIII Interior and exterior repairs, rabvation$ and construction. Fast and clean pnOfll•$ional work CRAIG 688~•1913 Fir HM KNOW= Kitchen, balltlo a i 19c room in addition. Free essfmsa 101E Diew ni for S s CO 42}7764 11►LETE renovations ane tirs. alf NMM, baesnerift hrooms, kitchens with urines.umbi g. ebtifed. Ing. Free es*nsl* , Cal arse, 432.2159. (002582) IO M" fee speciellls -rill ovate your bathroom W ren waft of eel as etrw 20 year aspMsgMa Goad wences and satefctlen IsnloaG For Iwo es*wAmL 111Ntra 7264913. (TF) MMS out decks a1 decimal Is. Pow her egging mod i aaartg. real mkW 483- dr at ow twawaL Toomd pp am so" =PmipL Call Iwo eadmaess- 438.2123. 717�111�IIMQiY1r&RttNMKgp WMM9 N�3� lNj l�ilrliiil-A --- 400 "0F'a" 400 "°" 400 " 420 For roe s • ONE and two bedroom AVAS1AME Monde* - M C911111TINAL Oshawa - clean, • • • • : • J apallmta - $715 and $740. Ofdtalna and whMy ga,emeed modern. bachelor and one F111111CMMINK S bell. April. no pals. fridge, •saw, beading. spacious. ewpood. . Williston mmmm$L on upper $goof. 2 MM11001B5. 2 rarpM art b 1 pr. aaay paraad apfoBrnNr Close IstM or home mob door. p1+ Hans Home 97". f=1� • 721- to llw. mm110PP1n9• utilitiesOne SMrartar ri+mmdml and Itadgatd, ear & na 050111, Improvements Painting,:eluded. . pots. One $4so .rd 1676 lncksahPm T2s • i etl•w, =1,060 i _ImprOVements Painting ONE oNE beetsorn aoanmart b new bedroorR $800, ltsro bedwoMg 1604. (c31•x2) tAitiae. 1111111111111111111111r_-_ in.- buldig Clean. no IOCmorfs SM. 430,0134. (00017 MIKT tea We hd m spades d%AI t MIN MINE are bme imprnwxm 930 �Es11MNA1B r9Ba. I LINE CONTRACTING LTD. GUARANTEED WORK DONE By QUMMED PROPESStONALS AT REASONABLE RATES! Marble 0 01 M �`91m; bled wfsdralwdk A dews dalk ic Ing,all -0-7 wart (f-odedmi4 nrgbm d "A INabcmw FOR FREE EMIMATE CALL JOHN 426-2643 VAZ GENERAL - CONTRACTING = Specializing in all carpentry, additions, basements, kitchens & bathrooms, ceramic tile b hardwood floors. Work guaranteed, free estimates. ALL HOME RENOVATIONS With good prices. Specialist M bathroom 3 kitchens. Excellent references. 10 yrs. exp. Also professional painting 8 paper �.anging. 0911683.8780 or 571.1706 FAKING TUBS i SHOWER STALLS PApaired d renovated. Wall 6 floor Was supplied & nsialied. MMC, Htsa, B.B.B. LOWEST PRICESI Free eskmam. Cal Bernie, Progressam Tis JOURNETNAN electrician. Soeddlaig in service charges. rewiring, additions and renovations. All work gwraroted free esunwass. Cal 420432M (TFA) HouseCleaning CONTRACTIN0 4294619, 4"24 All types of renovations, additions, decks, rec rooms, walkouts, inter- locking drives 8 walks, bathrooms, paper hanging b pairttirtp- Free estimates. All work guaranteed. DOUG'S WALL i CEILING SYSTEMS Drywall, VWirtsc"g, Trimming, Suspended Ceilings, Acoustic Tde, Oustom Shelving, Specializing In Basement Flertovatorts, 477-'261 TOTAL RENOYATKM Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, electnca) and plumbing. Cusbm tiforkl Free estrnaNss. 614-0015 Housecleaning GRAMS MI•s Company - Careen clean (no chemicals) homes and 'N'' We afr -MOdw i�rer clean. Bonded. insured and police security checked. 725, 9177, 24 hr. answering. aAILLIND MAID SERVICgiSP�W Serving She community for over a decade. Caging for your home With pa.onalied, rdftL We honor Mail wont a wuPOM I; 683-7515 European Cleaning , a InduO rw a carauaw, Bus. 430.1266 - A. DMWCh BABER Coettrading -ail R01m leadan OmW h ittd• - carpentry. addilloms. big FKprolairwrl dk'Mltp Call renovations, kltcho ts. may sar"ba 1Mmty Sbmf]6! bublemm Image WAMMmemle 427t-1011. ps"M roll�Uing. j city wwork E I* �mM6 � AJAX Moog sown - 1W aaraMeed. 16 yyears a dm&q ills. may Tk aft . raw or Mombom eSiQP& (rFEFq Good eleomas Cil e8608s6 Adm . we new Mme baled WV -:r;m- cgs - daft: s law WAL Now Gooft los k~ MI on moonset drywL Vier IAw„N.,n am mote• Call 427- �Coll.2►aIf I (t and ~YeY* S�b^n�o7lN C ALsi Hems Int -MEN wish M$e truck will de on pma"mmwnls oenPktM Aamb Two nwith trucks 'THE household nave. ems- WdK Neon $edea we job lso MOL MOVEiw' wR f d typos d maMwecaL N ttpaa d MMOL Rylamo wmm innuent sm MMOL Wry oonpMNw, 00 CM Carl Of Jana 427.2954• 0877 as NlMmtmmm1 4344m46. us a call. PMI, 5764651 (TF) (TF) 400 lip a'" '400 A"FOr t1-400 "FOr '�Re� IDBNAWA - two bedroom WNW -2bedrmnbasement OBNAWIA new buedtfg Mt cmn- -1lpartment, available apartment in home, fridge, VW"t bcMbn One and o ImtmnedialNy. $440 mnomhily @sys, on" sr, $750 m orli ly had moa apaawnN IM tfifdppsa.. turaby usom on , r- I s WrsL FMAIMn1. avd lar m, tsaalw and *W. padB15 we pwmdasl 57$3983 or 726 able Mal, 1. Cal akar a PAL and Mars Mehisiod. Call 404- 9916 (, , '21 4274M of e66ae36• p32141M 13a8. (TF) required. One available ONE bedroom basement one , , - be&unsra AW April �W-Odoand apartmem, across from GM. "Wowoh aYtf01M wood stow �d01M Llvingroom, diningroom, sm, rttralalr.Close toOCand PrdmWuly by Undf 31175. (03199 kwma,t kki0•• Mow, asI - buses. to per math, cable MIMTBTY Go - 3 bedroom KW �� AJAX - large bright one entrance. 5400 plus uafiea. and udid s Included. No pets, k-nhoos. avd" Ape 1. pe bath, wall to wall Cart, dudM water and Cattle, one - bedroom basement sporanenl, FkVA=L No cfr parking. No coo 43.1-7W7. (031902) Close b d slow fes $M ret EXCNsflt entrance, 4 ft piece Da Per$. Collect. 764-6667. H01� For and IoM. SMSI 46. f03Bo1 Ne1ef flcq fPrKWS ridge.sto". private foundry ladlities, Cal Mae, 3741412. f tAJAX NS s. brand( 410 OSHAWA • 1060 91Mtom S,. S.. 571-a1706 panting. Available PICKERING - in eacoeett be& Rent 2 bedroom available or 68348780 immediesty. $800 mtemhy, 1/3 Nott ad Chre ion kill Nor wod w p k Aga 1. x674 children, near Go. SOM m serge 00,00 eeiM6e blow �� _ MartYAa/ 2 interna Yr willingly, $907 plus utilities. & PIgg" wlah ager IN hwL A shift 683 1453. (03260M Go and 401. Includes Fewleoe, AM Fridge, stove, garage, and LOU'S Painting and D110 ratng SPACIOUS, spotless, t utilities and laundry. Thbfug 2 bdrm Chadnn)s playground on of. "'o Papering.Papering.axYas sPralrl+0• no,job is too smog or too large. bedbasementbase"r4 apartrrrm, separate entrance, fireplace, bachelor apartment k cNanl deem Balance of Mach hen. ., furnished, prof. dec., AppkJtbns Rma1 be pkind up a, Durham Houakp, 1815 Dun - References available, quality kitchen* bathroom tub. Wry ahw that, $495 monthly. Cd (�llOpe SVW kildNN faM. ties St. E., 4th Floor. Lang "pilcrtms g"ase"•°d• Cd wkh 420 TOM>f I01:� IM798 , Panoramic sm■N�� FOIr Rif l� Shared - 4M A=Mo9r6Nly 428-8583. pnoker Mature, quiet, non. Mary Klassen, 420-4200. rm. w/fp. Tower, NRMby, or CNN 436-WlC �) smoky pneNrred. f71X). Paul days. 668-7000 or 6668509. Canada Trust Realty Inc. (032292) wirldOw 3 weflcout b dodo overlimking LAS Ont on from 8�0 - 4�0 weekdays. aye. (OMW PAINTING and wallpapering. carryoledrieal• ( NEW basement apartment, 2 acres of gr66nbBlL FREE one rtam, rent. sublet Total R•^ovahan• rebpnablt OSHAWA - 1 bedroom bedroons.own entrance. stow. townhouses. Includes aH private bath, parking, nom- N 1. Whitby all.c 3 bedroom rates. Phone 404-9669. apartrtent, main floor d house fridge, dryer, washer. $700 p.m. or leave message. Pm. p02M _ _ _ flmsagL (031862) townhouse, central air, 5 (031 including yard. basement and laundry. $700 -tenthly includes Inclusive. Very bright, Major O*Ako&. Pfdcer" Central THREE nwa dr dryer roonfrna¢r, f an, no pass, no smote eppgwton. 1 1? baths. grape. $1080 monthly plus utilities. call PROFESSIONAL painting and wallpapering. 1 room or wt,ob utilities. Cap --w. 519-856 ai/vac. SM 718 a 837.2203. available imiately. $675 med 430-6196.(0319M house. guaranteed lowest rats. 6811. (031 9M (031WZ -ten W plus utWA s, onyx avail- PICKERING - (Liverpool Rd. No job's too small. Qualify AJAX . Weerney/F#ny 2 one pICKEaMG . IjwrpooYgarly able until July 31. South area) 3 bedroom townhouse. NO k hp guarsnleed- Cal bright bedroom basement excellent 2 bedroom basement Oshawa. 655.4M after 6 P•fTL FksVko. no pass. Available May 430.2585 anytime. (TF) _ apartment. on ground flow. separate entrance. $600 per ap•rtmw+t. Gobtner amenities. Perking. indigo. aloft. Laundry. C031"Z EAST O"haaa - mrn now tun- 1. Call 839.9446. days 10-4; evertlrgs. 610. (0310M party Services month imiudes utilities. No pass. $730 plus 50% Utah". FWW galow in quiet mature AJAX - 3 bedroom townhouse. Available now. 427-0700 sfenmngs. (�) imi. Apd 1. 1-416579-7576. � neighbourhood. Close to tC. ," and pwk' 4 central air, $950 includes Westney Rd/Hwy 2, and unit with garage. $975/month . aggessiggeMAGICIAN, clown, friends. Rm Ready to ea,tyn for a,y age. PICKERING - one bedroom OSHAMAI Do you hate the n� Available Acid t. 432- Whits. Flit i IoM rsfsrmrhote any ocussion. Birthdays. basemrrt rlpartniant, policing, thought of hunting through as Nonimtekig. no pass. Available promotions, openings. separate entrance. $600 Ment ads? I have a sUo* 2 11•x' ) immediately. 428-3238 kgxk s«s. Magic she- are inclusive. Cal 831.3519 alar 5. bedroom apartment that will ex- COZY 3 bedroom bungalow. PA- (03/8M furl Lettuce Help. $39-7057 or (03, SM coed your expectations. sorY401 area. $750 per rrterah AJAX - t. no bedroom n•'� (TF) AJAX - new attractive one bedroom tuaserr+rt Fessues. 2 specious serf d Irving space with private Die • require April 1 Firttrtast required. No townhouse, end unit with garage. SM ionoyy ueleies, RABBIT wants work doing magic for defdren's pith" and Suits 1 non smoker, entrant•, one carpeted appliances. 7261447. (0318x2) fir ins!. iwawob 1 sly all Occasions. have my own magician. CIN Erred. 6684932. entrance, all broadlooned. ftioughout• de other an omen- mous open area with ruFlorida AJAX - large bright specious Dr. 831-4083 (TF) appliances. parking. ffartly tic pie �. Florida tsiing 1n three bedroom home n quiet Loom message. t�2) fumnhed. 8ua b Go, no pet". F,rst/l"vreferences. 9670 kitchen with immaculate SPpta,wm. central ai, taetehl ree.denthal area. newly menovaed. NJ" to in yam• THREE bedroom townhouse with fridge and sk7M. now 401 Plumbing monthly indutrve. 6863735. rglth style 2 unit b"Ihnoom- available whirredLately 11875 and Way fig. Bowmainvift (0318x2) wNTBr - men poor 3 bedroom of triplex. 4 appliance. 2 $750. Cal after 5 P.m. 436 3640. (012082) ' spsctehs 2 plus 1/2 utilities. 427.2360. l AJAX - modern detached 3 $850 m,,hly plus udbn 436 1010. (03198 TOWNHOUSES - specom twc Experle Experienced Plufr>bw entrances, clean, large bedroom apartment, wio to bedroom hone•' 1 1/2 baths• 4 bsboom towrnnoum. %ONIII d NOyxtoosnul fds auc, backyard. Parking. avaiable May t. $800 plus. CIN 120 bolcorey. -dudes utilities.appl antes- Gait. C/vac. fireplace. ownp' fe�ae 40. close to GO train station showers, basement 6652. (0.32092) appliances. garage. $795 availale AWN 1. 623 dee. teak to t n. $1100 pus ec►+ooh. •north and south GM bbdn away from Knob we. Bus washrooms, wet bars, SIC. OSHAWA - 2, are bedroone 1713. (031NZ PAiwes. 4240622. sap in from of oon:i Avai Any renovation or addition. one carpeted. $495 monthly- PtCKEiisr>G corr�y fur- 1 able Agri 1.43s 5614 t032a9¢ Daytxno 427.4174, !bins One hardwood f boys. a525 nshed new one bedroom Bate PORT Perry - 5 bedroorts, 2 t? OSHAWA 3 beboorR fi nwhot: 427-6609 Ask for .am monthr No pets. wet single y-ment aprwrenc. Loss d swat bates. finishe0 basernere, 2 baserrneni. 4 appW,oes, new Poston.p1-570s. (0319x2) WHITBY - south large 2 no pees. suitable for buelenes person. Mug be feet, $725 lwrhgrOOrrr' saprate nearby- mm appiarnces. $1150 Pkie fn1•rO RNaon and 401. $886 rxyudes ' Available Apra t . cal Tax, Financial bedroom apartment with rocks". 937-2454. IMISx2) 99S42t9. (o/Tea21 SM2S2g. (owl Directory separate "ngle blowy Clean to Go. eke townhouse. SSW pit. 427.OW& (0318x2) OSHAWA , dace b rfonsrhtomrn. nOn& decorated a bedroom apartment.Ifdec wit kltlen wild SOUTH Ajax - 4 bedroom bcrn�osr' w4• yard OraOe to arnM+mee. ava+labin 430 Rooms TO Rent MEED MONEY MEED NOW rmn - YNei- Thea- Apd 1.241 tela or 2819030. '°103221111Ztee AJAX - Fu -shod m for Para YESTERDAY? Bl eavoyd.,n Ilhmd. ,2.. 3 a °'°'°°'" parkng. $700$700 morahly or kach.n and ferry room un". Included ase utfNti s. fn,clskrL AwNsde now. ass- NEW 24M sq -111. 4 Btervorn w- laundry tacftn. non smoker Cell M.CJtL fridge, stove, broadloom 1916- M3249b ecuOe hang 3 cress- and en- $75 per week nckowe- 427 MortO� R laundry and sons" LARGE new Iwo bedroom bete- wee ith jacuni, ravine pt 71 t s,.,t.., �a "'+1- tafJege". QI/tiOSI and Yfldr- Prypound mrM apeRrnarnt n bungebw Dealt Cara amks: 6Ppt474-1 M32Mr12) • - single moor, use ground prkbW 1r with living room, kitchen. of its~. teak to Pnckww% (416) 502.8800 chtfdren. No pairs. Apply as beet and fie• PICKBOM - LiwnpooYHwy 2Tom Gran Go cion ouh rn ►•busing. 1615 Dundas SL E. 4ah Film r d 4148910 r �� - A�e1• A1wa Fiaferrhost. Finstlta�L SM nog. arteL 4 bsdeooen �� wllh rayaar,ees, Large Irrnosd . $325 generating station. $325 gen nm ifft Nan allow -mom ac for Mllo"VNWM . 40% usages, 831-288 ear. yard. Available June. ISM. Phone 420.43141. P32MM EXECUTIVE one bedroom ( beoemtars oeemsrt toll ehoar ONE bedroom battm•nt Clato to mail• schcoh. pwIL Call 939-3909 mer 7 p.m. REED bee a" arm no revation. includes 4 piece apartment. $47S r wroMy in- (o ISM mer P� g. Cents Cable. Dorking, separate parking. s pe bath, wall to wall Cart, dudM water and Cattle, one - AJAX . 2 4 but mantel• oor raaareCL M vwddl. Fih1111aMR soI ernlr- IL pool, OWNS pamkig spaoL Oshwas BDL central air, and appliorices, $31f.03/o. 10322ge One CbM quiet person 011111• No kJAdsluft AvebbW Apra 1. awilsble ts" f, f11oo nronenly. 2 helms. central airf ni@hd Nut @mMkfo, $a6 Nealy. Cal bunwAOL No applasrM TNM 42a•0114. pd2M Fess, en kart I= Ockwive- tea 6x32. (031792) no pets. Call 428.4614. AJAX -soul!+ - ploasrn fur Cal Mae, 3741412. f tAJAX NS s. brand( PICIrE1BN10 vBla6. - rife• roam Phone 723.15p or 438 �- nnhed room, friendly adul' WN, - Go area - Mwonoeb xchuelve takesage eon new e BOMMAN"M,1F WabAron - 2 lou" a dome snare week dor. say perwweek. 427-03e9 ACCOUNTING. gookmmespe$• adult, fags. clan, bO^ 3 domnnmums for Immediate Oedroon home, peal- Perosl,4, ahw6p.r,mwkdaga.1032042' payroll. GST. PST, financial bedroorn a MpIW+Oas occupancy. 1,2.3 bedrow Mmarrenr Om+Para on. for amen laundry. parking and two 900-45M sq. It_ too-" S doe• to ase anmseMies, vespences required. Fiaylap. No pats AJAX - spacious furnsshee eeararhaMe, $740. @haw uANaa ai. belcOnne and bWsinessM, raceme tar[ r4lmutnha. appMimmpe, clewed. e3►S74e. f031eeQ) room, cable and laundry Call Susan,, ow3m& (03lap2) Avail. April 1. 571-1620. solariums, undrgoadpMtig ( health club arab -,door pool, facilities. close to parks one PfClf�lli - single dsodwd 3 scheob. Ided for 9609 alfoke, LOAM- no" a ban? Good w poor credit. Institutional or WOTr - ruga, aught nom�ll ON&souffeo mtiToo n� C>t � bedroom. t t 12 baths, 2 r mtaaxe slu" t W noddy a WOW M. araaa, Apra 1. Cal 483-SISM p31711M prwou pads. For all pupoaas- dtmrased neo bukm m has► 1974. tf>oO,� For FAST ACTION d loft. mont apartment, private $060 pks lieges. 294.4736. AJAX - ffollitflad n/ml Ina ipi@m 01054121111, !0=00 pm" aOsabil OSHAWA - one bedroom Aorta f ofoedlfam1 6 oils -.I/Brock area, MMn- ftapartment, furnishN/ OBIIAMA -Mara laebofom► t 1/ bwl*y and Mkdlsn boWn ww" ad Go. No P$IL 5790 unfurnished. MaryMdaiaide Tm - krckmding fellow Iammrt 1I First anal Move. Mdgk mcfessimL 2 helms. central airf ni@hd Nut @mMkfo, $a6 Nealy. Cal bunwAOL No applasrM TNM 42a•0114. pd2M ford ML Ave Mr bsrnOMdy. pnkkg, bar mem►. t156D tawdn- SN"Pos. p3205� III A.,FieMaa4 Ianoed ifs sm Plus wm• Atter 6 p.m. tae -0510. MOOMtormint way a* araatels ad BrOCk - f menu. *Wobg$,"mm PICIrE1BN10 vBla6. - rife• roam Phone 723.15p or 438 �- PCI tm d anwaSYa mope r sUM MEbright, / tr..wwn b...momt (051•-0 >IMhLL . tndrewgv house kn tmaa, share kktivaa, loaf arta fam apaminm f 00000 sttaamoa FOE Pokk 2 bs"m Ajax. Ate. by koks• on Park Ms rundny focealos. walking /�/1�f��/��►p� hldga ttlave, shaved laradry; ami. fridstew, bdtxrV, settle$. Available May 1. Professional. Non smoker. V\AO I Ir1/riI 1 VB17 pokb% UMu included. Now garde. prhaa entrance. ne ,eiareaoaa. MO wwmM pkN abataimr. Oi40S. WS" wod w p k Aga 1. x674 children, near Go. SOM m serge 00,00 eeiM6e blow �� _ MartYAa/ 2 interna -7FM UTwR1Rf1111111131 f ro4nL e86son. fo=em Menthe. Awlablo Apt@ 1. 03. & PIgg" wlah ager IN hwL A shift • j,111111111( 11SM AVAM.ASR.E Apt@ - bet oar 4890 or83►7SM fOSIM L NEIWOOSJBAVLT - dome km m dm*. laremdmy, facing bedworn aparartwR Vb§U*fon AJAX - Oxford Towers. 3 WM gives Imid f and .FENMMMam & somas sommo , clue bedroom apartment• large toW@d.shopping, arils and sullen. pod foot •not a dao >p Go e parkg. ing. . ands a4W7547. endskinp$911r SM � ALTOIM Rd. Holy • NT�!'�N� � L Call rrcArdad. 5675 a mar,lls Call shopping, 401 andOa 579a mn ill pnv4wphhtsp , alf•la M 2 font tet 1 K MIN► 1. 1-41047WMM ft 310rE eWWMor74"=.PMMQ pMo ImINIA atraYlo MW 1. IMsaM� M/�imn� w11NTMr - one bedroom Cd 4267, I tai/ 7� p 003 RRA atom mK sm TMN m*mmm (0° OW 009 P>� $e6 waft. CBS 28a -1M1. WM=lf - three bedr em plow aw*d0m6 liew. Se2$► nwj* pak4o4 the and AJAX - large bright one mom chm% MOOfi feta rete - INNBNd and K• dace fie as and 401, IoM moaan NO mNlimd wall- MdrssO aS4osaatfirada41 haat► 101 .53M o ateltSl FIN! ail be people ally- CIS 00640M WAN 4WWAK km*i" an Cbm�esmmlngl 726 -Met days. tf*Aftdbm Pmmmlm available km Ml- $750 padams< CBS Lary. 42a 2144 ndt*b Apt 1. Name W p3laaq pd"aNS aettramoa ktmM Nsmad WMM kW *f* nus utilltfes- 261-9642. P_ - Canadloms fan emlyl NOTI � OSiMwAi - 767 and 7a9 V Mm eidn•md $szs mmmmmmme+,ti am : bmM m 57aa 44.1. Imam 420 TOM>f I01:� IM798 ansa atutti% i� bade w* aPd@bb Men 1. Two bedroom aparintarnt far sm■N�� FOIr Rif l� Shared - 4M A=Mo9r6Nly 5IML Frl*skMewend mica wee. lop Row of lriplaa, at ONOWA-7461 ID��ae sr kaigdai No pats. 4* SO ut lilles included. Totally D,rham HotN, tats OWN"voaovatd, 1 11, - um16 sm for mar 1. w 240 OrmondDr-3 bsdwan - �' 40 ••md•r� IflR ft 5711114 76 po" avelsi . 3 Imager hOOL NowswAbw. St. 40 Flow wkMy or or 4319- -Laundry faeilUn, close to unk. stab for April t ad1. M10 behamam SM and 4a0 Cbhs Cww& Asaalkls Allied ed aN111daya pS am ', M& Cat Tow. 42"1 Is aftf HM ad ar fed louse. pnkb& nesr WN hydro o �0. 6ar Ymiuded. No pet@. @op, x350 t1Mlla 11 easawa. Aplfbfllfris 6 400 Rer� ONE bedroom apartment. p"� Atlflly wet Otmham Housing WOOD 1415 17tandes St. E., 46 hoar. AJAX - north d Hwy 2 oil Ssprataamr aalpsdtlng AV*AAKEApt@1-2badmoMn wMft w CO 4564610 b► Harwood. FurnloAedruMur- ECOAaff north Oshawa - Ci ao to Knob HIS and GM. alpafternarM. $720 tttsnll* In. Iemea Sao and 420 naddgL etbad roan r bemagdos maw dust, 2 begs m kWor dtlpem Livingroom. dining►eom• ckdn Alia, sow, hal• hydwm OBNAINA - am sed 3 bed o home. Use of an fads tlaa. a"datls Nor, I. Fddp, MSO, kilohm, fridgefelove, 5500 and pae11 9 In WAN III Fiat townhouses. Includes aH private bath, parking, nom- fralAeM. nlonrron Sa25 phis monthly. First/last. Avail. and last. RNson and 401. -9 Ural, 4 a1wMaa. toss Is smoker, $100 per week teres. Lyon, 49 MM akw 7 1 d 1 7=4= IOW 4 Oshawa. 723-3964 leave schools acrd agoo aba tae 431- InckaML 429.2753 avaae r p.m. or leave message. Pm. p02M _ _ _ flmsagL (031862) 3878. (TF) bMwtSMabf. p32013 _ ,i,;+✓..,.:4arc.f�iii�i-sig - � _ ..,:.gid• V�•-�o_ Fon Pmd For unlit PfOplrlflti0 fu Trailer= Sills i 4 Pott tab - WI *w 3 bodneW aE7 wady for wrianar naM in. onsulte, 2 112 year old tafge,baairtlltAnrrpgrowtdtnMi buingdow me axom, Solve FAMA Y 0r+0 1/2 bL n* - 10 and ADULT Ht�� town. 112 miles to 401. activities. We have a Ii�pi $122,1x00. $13.475.0265. selection at NEW and USED (fblfa2) Park Models and Travel Trallers 545 vacation starting lf r an up _ mw N cry sins. Call bran up b des 1st a Properties drop in to PIGEON LAKE Lend TRAILER PARK. Open 7 days a CLEARWATER - now luxury woeh. 706798.5376. (03270M Cut front condo. 2 bedrooms 2 baths, Irntited avai4bilry atter Mortgage March 27th. Further irquirios, 580 l ` 450 shared 455 condos For ' „� fie• or R.e.. insurance MORTGAGES to 95%of Aecomm, Rent 90 minutes N.E. of Piclw^g. prop.r- ty value, below Fully equipped, 2-3 or 4 monthly. Immediately. 420- 1 Money To some bank rales. apot�alizing in pre qualiy- heated pool. sandy beach. boil PKXERM - execuive hoar to share. Whke's Rd. N. CENTRAL Oshawa - two Lend Ing first -tins buyers- Mongagss air, cue. Pilli^8• quiet area, $400 bednoon, 1 1o2 batls, saunI pool library, exercise room un- MORTGAGES and knits. 90 % and bars for any purposa. 111 applications considered. regard - per month. Call Bruce, 697- 3 2082. t0318M daily. rod parking and car wash financing. down payment aka less of credit rating and inwCorrr. finished room. Laundry, parking. bay. Applinaces, $900 per arranged. My amount available. Fast service and approvals, AJAX - single non-smoking month, utiffies It"xied. Aver Calt poop or Rick 668-6805, Rayean Financed Ltd. 571-28M lomalo looking to share fur- able immodiarehr. Phone 405- community Financial Services. Oshawa, 666-2936. Pickering. t nehod two bedroom bmaren 1513. M319M (TF) (TFAL.L) r apartment with same, Available Apra 1. Reasatabb. Call 426- Cottages For 470 Mortgage 580 insurance 580 gage 7371 feay. message. (03,992) Rent Insurance I PICKEgI1G - 10^y no^- DONT wait umil as too late. r smoking ow a" wanted to shore Reserve your holiday collage 5 bedroom exeeutve hon(. III 1 ground Pod. Cenral air. LOWdry. now a, Woodland Estates. Orly $147 pea m wft Contact Jorry 90 minutes N.E. of Piclw^g. Town Centre. Go. 401. $400 Fully equipped, 2-3 or 4 monthly. Immediately. 420- 1 bedroom cottages, 3 piece bath, 5743. (003?2921 heated pool. sandy beach. boil Ir THREE bedroom house in and mor renals, store, weekly Newcastle. to share prelerrsd bingos and movies, large playground. 33 acres to room. lernale. 987-3863.(031392) cottages available beginning AJAX - Iwo quiet consderase May 10. $295 and up per week E femgies wilingo share entire Weekend specials. Seasonal t homy Winn third. Bright cozy one bedroom cartage avaiabis. Tent and trailer saes also finished room. Laundry, parking. available. 1-705-653.1317. (TF) large. backyard. $95 weekly. inclusive. 427.1552 or leave " ' message (03249¢) 490 yacmim Rltttals 455 Condos For CLEARWATER - 3 bedroor.>s. Rent my furnished. an Con.. mobile homes NeaW pods. hot tub. 9 WIl list*ilRS- « ....START DANCING CLAMS WMT Yamh 1.;189= Momtowa: Betiwwer aetd rw,arwediafle Tuesdays: Adaawced Pieberiwj vil/gdle Loealiow LEARN HOW TO: Want:, Faaarot, 1wq% Qtrlichak-^ dei a Rswtba, Sawsba B CAI Cho the easy ww in a Ilett atwtosPbert- I3 baser courses -.FU Per pe - TAUGHT BY Frank and Yaw was Cooper Forester BoUroows Chawtpiowa, Qntalti f ted Isatroctery CDTA d ISTD Il TO 1RSGt8'PIBR CALL: Maureen 4$7-7742 670 Personals 740 Memoriam ms LEGAL AD DENED4 May I htlp7 Also llsortesw Davorte. pangs of Naras. Mas, kwry= cams. L&tdondfTOMM apmrlh P�adors. Osbt %coir", BYRinhea RtgiSt"". kcopaawa, kmrgra m CALL 4284266 JESUS says. can the blind lead the blind" Does your minister `war glassaI The hireling s rrhneter, Micah 3:11. 2, John 10:11. -705.953.9476. OWTM canrof and tamp pion - oiling, Free and awadable o Friday. 830 am. lo -9:30 1 rWn Clekc m Oshawa. Tuesday. 1 0 3 Pam. and Wednesday 1 10 6 p.mt Pckering Thum 390 p.m. 0 6 p.m. For further IIIkw oil Cil Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick. enng 4248781 (TF) • ienns. shuffleboard. children - _ -- - _ _- ._. __ the hind MORNNGSIDEI welcome (Less than motel) 590 Business Business Isaiah 56,10-12 Available March 28 and on. 683 Jim CarrpOeN. 1 Ellesmere. 2 storey, 2 5503 (0409921 Opportunities Opportunities iTFALJ.) bedroom 8 den condo 1 t utilities included, indoor pool, underground per X60per month. Cahl 284 9769 Cx Paper 508-1010 APRIL one black to beautiful Madera Beach. fully furnahed, 1 bedroom $440 U.S.. 2 bedroom 6500 US monthly any Rick. days. 432-3554: evorongs. 666.4670 MW492) PICKERING w■ury tndei 2 FORT Lauderdale. III opndt bedmorrs. 2 beans. solwUrO- for ton! AI r, l o n Ver, rec. lacings, Security. Available rWCnmN tales Call 434 rmhsdusewy. $1075 Call 266 8296 (0324921 : 7291 (032292) - xl WG1/T- beeaeul 2 bedroom 500 Homes ri axhoo eah swirl ng pod. as For Sale ap�planoes and tar parking FOUR level badcs+pia 5 Vow IF Available May 1. Taurean R6. pp, qu,e1 dead end street and S,ntow St 0shawa $710 Ost+.asner. b�. narowoa rnorhiy. Cat a34t687. (03 91 carps, floors. vrepkace, cemn J' W. paved anus. large doo ffles t 500 F $163.900 4334695 after 5 p.m C OI»r' "+Ouse Sun March 15. 1. p m waves (C31e921 CREDITOR SALE GOLF & TENNIS RETAIL BUSINESS rte secured creditor Is selling the assets of the Gott 8 Tennis store located at 1121 Dl1NDAS STREET EAST WHITBY. ONTARIO AVAILABLE Inventory equipment and fix- tures Lease and franchise may be negotiated separately FOR INFORMATION CALL (4161275-0065 BIDS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5 00 PM TUESDAY MARCH 31. 1992 IDEAL Pak .rrwed (direct nmW adr.r`in has franchises to 670 sale In whnby. Oshawa. Personals Bowinrmrsle. Canto and New- castle area T.am - and back - UP support rnca,ded Cao 428- ARE you a canalirvkal baby' t 5783 ser r*omfahon. (032692I you were born n 1967. 1 would! /AYE�tT Mark Bus+hese ales 0 how from you. Can won - 'n9 dy n Cyr Newsroom, 579.4400. Oshawa. established 1978, �1) proven mock" makes, mhst be said. $48.000 416 571-2422, 4-10 p.m (031 IMI H FIGHT Recession • excellent ap N ��. wo" horn your horn. Send N self-addressed stamped H enrvek,pa Oppaknrh Excess. H 1700 Mende Rood STE. 210 N LAKEFRONT Street - "was MROFER has $10.000 b land of Pickering, Ont. L 1 W 3X2. H ' IM mwntarrd sum. 4 bodroa rl 1 $147 pea m wft Contact Jorry (�4M H l/ 112 brh 1. waffwha b deck. met sog at e69.GW5, correnmryr Finan. N Sm. Sun. 1. Open 0 Mauve Sat. and Sun. 11 p.m. cel serhnass. (1F) 61 0 Legal Legal H �� 654 Stake St. Oshawa. 579- ►ICKERIwG •2050 sq.ft., 0 5273 (03/9x21 $210 000 2 stor 3 Battu w ey. W you ate a young coke look. � lot colonel air. greet room «g to anon. we can resp wo d"akli ew+(ee• �" ND1"s Sat Notice is hereby y OsAass prslerwd and Sun. 2151 Thwdon Ca . given that I Elva FII ares. Sens. has mall in- 428-,071. Ifrx2D12)' Icer apwamrnL weltout lo ravine AJAX - Reed Drina, clow 0 Co. •lain Fleming will no I«. new paint and flowing 401 and schn*. 4 Dobaars. 2 longer b e ' Mrorghaat- Asking $13e,500. 11.2 bawls. mom flow family responsible for any 61432.0111 p3191ti2) rvowL with marble fan pace, duge sundock. makout train ebts in ffq AJAX - 41 dews tsewntrrY a rnl to iwrd yard aW mane sitar Ihls Fiala r1e1 vow Mks. lIdl M� conditioning, built in yrina�y, MI dishwasher, very clean, it017 eoa Cas +« apsiantera tl=.011o• Phar a2s-3as. 4, 1992, unless ars( 5 pm aRi47gL fol OdMfWISe �.trr °: 520 Condos For M goagim s t tr2 Safe 'GOOIL ante %le rise will• /►s..,Ls !kirbi aGM �+ws�ih esadw�� COndO largo one 640 Events • )wb b that, seeded head 2 batMowrs, 4 appiaaceiC iaalita tea/ $174p00, sad verticals pool Iha" Ninths All 12 al w 5 plea II032M and billiards rooms. under. NO M=W ahem - 3 ehthoonL 1 P $1 ,W CIC "iMIELFTH tNFNTBY" 1n stony brink hat". fres ft For FESTNAL OF . t(tdw all gnash on bah ioL 6Nigewl401 ansa- $116.000. ��ic I' yrrnr-r�>�W�yy�� Wl OMM Call a vVVWw �IOR 5794252. S" spot ►ba.. - gahata -shit rmoVUL*4servied weedy to cope. MAY 1, 2, 3 Mar. 15. 11-4 p.m sus ahfs4dt °0m ohhwW Moho o Caap 'Cres. First crus- south on Saawac, over 60 frontage. $10.000. 7231912 (03(912) Pa� Waverly off.Rossland. 3 ArM w $1•5.�0 Out-oi-Town .yam 726-5002. 540"operties e Available" ' WMTer - 2950 so. al brfdk FOR sib - apckan wen lino- executive home. All plywood Ind 2 - - -- n' ghlow ant/ Virile: JON Solving. 50 IL III backing onto 3 aeah owed bL Fashion len- BD1( 3117 • 01year tl• main Iwai 6 Weld dude 1 ;p h doubt gleand ;. glass doors. cnetral air in widows. pawed rikkawsy arse Ploon, Ontarlo bel"ideasiwnary, brndsesph' sun dedk ovoloaldng lake, at And inlorlocking walkway. hon or p 4 is a CV*4f-wW KOK 2TO Loaded with upgrades. toLA" Sol at beck is an IS 1111M 900. Cal 26-304. Open hole gal cause. Low taxes. 03476-M k . Mom Open Houser Sun. 1-5 20 moon bb piled. Cal Pew so ertdum Dr. p32492) (416) 7624407.1031912) :...,.. N•:...: ??»if<:.' 1-'+ iii.._ .l.:fH ::::f .:':. •l 7;?f«:R.;::;^ :.:....., tfLi� PMNs Preparation - Proven of- laaroe n romorng hon growth for 20.40 and even 70 Veer olds. Caul The 'arisen you wart, the less rt Costs. 665-4731. (060392) JESUS .n Oshawa - at th., Holiday Inn. Sat. 7:30 p.m., Room 221, Jim C-- 1. t - 7054539475 P403OZ ADO A Ynle spice., C coops momrneles - Cindy. Leta, Derr and JamWw have esabrg pw- awnal a' In , d trerselres for sale. For dwell information. wile 0 Cindy Pince. Bae 674 RO. IWdwha, B.C.. MY 711 Adults only plewel. M400M DISTRESS Centro - Need someone to talk 00 Can us anylir . 433-1121. 427-Se38. FLOOD, JACK M memory of ,lade Flood who piwasd away Mara 16,1990. This month comes (lack with sad regret, h bnngs back a day we will rtetfer forget. You tail asleep without goodbye. But our memories of you will never die, We miss you more than anyone �. As each day passes the emptriess grows, The tears we shed we Carl wipe away. But the ache in our hearts will always stay(, No one knows ten grief we bear. When the farthi- meats and you're not there, You left us SUddeftiy. Yours thoughts unkrwtln, (gut you left us MOMW46 we are proud 10 own. lovingly rwri,rtbered by I Wide, Ulian It's not just what you say, but bow you say It let one of our proteaslonah adillsom aealat you In ", layout i Worang sl your pen nmftd a4. JACK FUM • tflia 16 nd away Marr a Yaw srd lir$ rMry At bas to say Yoa*1 A you www pfM -W I It And ally God Mose( why, The f iAp we kdso doqAre Ow ' boldest fine to SWI ft lir your `* bed Yak h awry spodd ow, 01* frees Into Aye jW ft ably AD (Ilea, The pan a our h#WIK At not salifing 1W A hoof shopped bee ft Two bulgy hands at nest God broke our heads b ptVW 10 us, He only rakes lite beast K tears could build a stars rivey; And heartxtes make a lane, We'd walk a path b Heaven, And bmg you home _W. Our tarnily dlarl lir broken, And noting is tie same, But as God calls us am by one, The diem III ink again. Love always David, Debbie, Stephen, Betty, v-Iolet,Ivan, Willy Pape - A fide tltibuo small and ktr4w, .Azl b say we sal remerr►ber Lova an your Grandchildren YOU For checking Please took over your ad the first day t appears mal ng sure it reads as you requested. as we Cannot be responsible for more wan one ACTION ATTENTION UCTIONEERS With over 320,000 paper circulation weekly, we can advertise your sale in our 'Auction Action' column covering rural and in -town homes � ff ro,,m Newcastle, Coo fico, Bowmanvdle, Oshawa, Whitby, north to Port Peng, west to Ajax, Pickering to Rouge HSI. "ONE CALL DOES IT ALL" Oshawa Whitby This Week , Ajax Pickering News Advertiser, and the Durham Shopper News. For assistance please call Mary van Kessel or Terrilynne Irish 576-9335, Tor. line 798-7672 or fax your ad 579-2238. Y G. AMUSEMENTS INC. TO tfLi� PMNs Preparation - Proven of- laaroe n romorng hon growth for 20.40 and even 70 Veer olds. Caul The 'arisen you wart, the less rt Costs. 665-4731. (060392) JESUS .n Oshawa - at th., Holiday Inn. Sat. 7:30 p.m., Room 221, Jim C-- 1. t - 7054539475 P403OZ ADO A Ynle spice., C coops momrneles - Cindy. Leta, Derr and JamWw have esabrg pw- awnal a' In , d trerselres for sale. For dwell information. wile 0 Cindy Pince. Bae 674 RO. IWdwha, B.C.. MY 711 Adults only plewel. M400M DISTRESS Centro - Need someone to talk 00 Can us anylir . 433-1121. 427-Se38. FLOOD, JACK M memory of ,lade Flood who piwasd away Mara 16,1990. This month comes (lack with sad regret, h bnngs back a day we will rtetfer forget. You tail asleep without goodbye. But our memories of you will never die, We miss you more than anyone �. As each day passes the emptriess grows, The tears we shed we Carl wipe away. But the ache in our hearts will always stay(, No one knows ten grief we bear. When the farthi- meats and you're not there, You left us SUddeftiy. Yours thoughts unkrwtln, (gut you left us MOMW46 we are proud 10 own. lovingly rwri,rtbered by I Wide, Ulian It's not just what you say, but bow you say It let one of our proteaslonah adillsom aealat you In ", layout i Worang sl your pen nmftd a4. JACK FUM • tflia 16 nd away Marr a Yaw srd lir$ rMry At bas to say Yoa*1 A you www pfM -W I It And ally God Mose( why, The f iAp we kdso doqAre Ow ' boldest fine to SWI ft lir your `* bed Yak h awry spodd ow, 01* frees Into Aye jW ft ably AD (Ilea, The pan a our h#WIK At not salifing 1W A hoof shopped bee ft Two bulgy hands at nest God broke our heads b ptVW 10 us, He only rakes lite beast K tears could build a stars rivey; And heartxtes make a lane, We'd walk a path b Heaven, And bmg you home _W. Our tarnily dlarl lir broken, And noting is tie same, But as God calls us am by one, The diem III ink again. Love always David, Debbie, Stephen, Betty, v-Iolet,Ivan, Willy Pape - A fide tltibuo small and ktr4w, .Azl b say we sal remerr►ber Lova an your Grandchildren YOU For checking Please took over your ad the first day t appears mal ng sure it reads as you requested. as we Cannot be responsible for more wan one ACTION ATTENTION UCTIONEERS With over 320,000 paper circulation weekly, we can advertise your sale in our 'Auction Action' column covering rural and in -town homes � ff ro,,m Newcastle, Coo fico, Bowmanvdle, Oshawa, Whitby, north to Port Peng, west to Ajax, Pickering to Rouge HSI. "ONE CALL DOES IT ALL" Oshawa Whitby This Week , Ajax Pickering News Advertiser, and the Durham Shopper News. For assistance please call Mary van Kessel or Terrilynne Irish 576-9335, Tor. line 798-7672 or fax your ad 579-2238. Y G. AMUSEMENTS INC. TO CHANGE CARS WHEN MOST CHANGE TIRES!!! "YOU CAN DRIVE A NEW CAR OR TRUCK FOR 2 YEARS UP TO 50,000 KM." YES! FOR A MONTHLY PAYMENT AND INSURANCE, ONLY!! WILDWOOD FORD WILL ALSO PAY ALL SERVICE BILLS FOR 2 YRS. OR 504000 KM WHICHEVER COMES FIRST! SEW CAR 0 H .t�:. CHANGE CARS WHEN :MOST CHANGE TIRES!! SERVICE YOU PAY DRIVE NEW!! \ \ PAY ALL SERVICE BILLS FOR 2 YEARS OR 50,000 KM WHICHEVER COMES • Gt' 400 G6 SERVICE YOU PAY t IST - 0 4;,A YEAR o S41, ERVICE Q YOU PAY A BAR 2ND YEAR SERVICE WILDWOOD ' PAYS `ter .tom T�-,�1 � f� W L�—fir YEAEA s"ww 4011* •��-.�..-�-_ --_.,._. _�:_. -:mow_ ----" - - -- -•_ - H E Ea s • • 2vEaa �� CHANGE CARS WHEN MOST CHANGE TIRES. YOU CAN DRIVE A NEW CAR YEAR OR TRUCK FOR 2 YEARS UP TO 50,000 KM. YES, FOR A MONTHLY '•' SERVICE ,�► wtLDwooD PAYMENT AND A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND INSURANCE YOU CAN PAYS ^ y�R SERVICE YOU PAY \ \ PAY ALL SERVICE BILLS FOR 2 YEARS OR 50,000 KM WHICHEVER COMES 3RD YEAR 400 G6 SERVICE YOU PAY t TRUCK IN AND PICK UP A NEW ONE WHEN YOU ARE IN FOR SERVICE WE � ; o s"ww 4011* •��-.�..-�-_ --_.,._. _�:_. -:mow_ ----" - - -- -•_ - H E Ea s • • 2vEaa �� CHANGE CARS WHEN MOST CHANGE TIRES. YOU CAN DRIVE A NEW CAR YEAR OR TRUCK FOR 2 YEARS UP TO 50,000 KM. YES, FOR A MONTHLY '•' SERVICE ,�► wtLDwooD PAYMENT AND A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT AND INSURANCE YOU CAN PAYS DRIVE A NEW CAR OR TRUCK EVERY 2 YEARS. WILDWOOD FORD WILL PAY ALL SERVICE BILLS FOR 2 YEARS OR 50,000 KM WHICHEVER COMES FIRST. ALL YOU PAY PER MONTH ON YOUR NEW CAR OR TRUCK IS THE MONTHLY PAYMENT. AT THE END OF 24 MONTHS HAND THE CAR OR TRUCK IN AND PICK UP A NEW ONE WHEN YOU ARE IN FOR SERVICE WE WILL DRIVE YOU HOME AND PICK YOU UP. IF YOUR CAR OR TRUCK IS IN OVERNIGHT BECAUSE WE CANNOT GET THE PART, WE WILL GIVE YOU A FREE CAR FOR THE DAY. NO FREE TRUCKS. MOST BIG COMPANES ! LEASE THEIR CARS AND TRUCKS BECAUSE THEY DO NOT HAVE TO SELL OR TRADE THEM AT LEASE END, THEY HAND THEM IN AND PICK UP A NEW ONE, BUT THEY PAY ALL SERVICE BILLS. IF YOU HAVE A CAR OR \ TRUCK NOW, LOOK AT YOUR REPAIR BILLS AND SEE WHAT IT COST YOU 7 PER YEAR TO DRIVE PLUS PAYING FOR IT. WILDWOOD FORD SAYS "LET US PAY FOR YOUR SERVICE BILLS FOR 50,000 KM OR 24 MONTHS". 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