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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_03_22is 140 1A rrrir` r", wnerscan'bu air land Fo eo y DICKERING - The original owners of air- A `their original owners, renters and the general `"',Finance minister Don Mazankows'ki� ^ port lands expropriated by the federal govern- public. announced the sale of half of the federal gov- ment in the 1970s will be given a chance to That announcement follows a recent discus-' ernment's land here in last month's budget. buy them back.sion between Mr. Herrema and federal govern- If the property is sold, Ottawa will be left Durham regional chairman Gary Herrema ment officials on the sale of surplus airport with 9,000 acres on the site, still enough to says lands in the villages will be offered first to lands held by Transport Canada. accommodate an airport. 11dition � ABEARSFIIPS �,%ax from 1 U Per VW FULL SEASON 7 DAYS from$500 PL 1I NO GREEN FEES PAYABLE ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB PICKERING TOWN CENTRE: ARTS & CRAFT SHOW March 23 -28 Sunday, March 22, 1992 16 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 51c + 41: GST = 55 cents Vol. 111 No. 12 A Team Trivia Challenge organized by Ajax resident Bill Johnstone raised S195 for the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Teams of four people put their heads together in an attempt to answer 10 rounds of 10 questions at the Ker -y inn March 18. Mr. Johnstone. a former patient at the hospi- tal, is planning a second trivia challenge April 14 at the Harp & Thistle Pub MORE DROPOUTS:' School board budget cuts will increase the dropoiut rate, our MPP warns. Page 3 SAVING LIVES: You can learn how to deal with children's emergencies. Page 5 Letters.......................---6 Billboard ------------ 10 Sports--- ----------- 11 Classified....».................12 Region official: Health services cuts won't drive seniors from their homes By LINDA 'WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Seniors living on their own won't be at risk of losing their independence because of a proposed cut in nursing services for the elderly, an official says. "1 don't think our presence in the home will make the difference between (seniors) staying in the home and being put in an institu- tion," says medical officer of health Dr. Robert Kyle. Still. Pickering regional council- lor Maurice Brenner says -now's not the time to cut back." referring to estimates that seniors will make up 66 per cent of the country's pop- ulation by the year 2000. instead of reducing services, "We should be working to stay on par with the number of seniors." He notes it costs more to put them in an institution than to sustain them in their own home. While the number of nurses won't be cut, vacancies, such as those caused by maternity leave, won't be filled, explains Mr. Brenner. The proposed department cut will also affect sexual health ser- vices. An estimated 480 people will lose out on preventive and treat- ment services for sexually -trans- mitted diseases and unintended Pref fancies, reports Dr. K -,le. That may cost the region down the road, warns Mr. Brenner, who suggests the number of single mothers needing welfare could increase. The cuts are pan of a draft bud- get for general programs prepared by the health and social services committee. The S7 -million paper calls for a 1.8 -per cent increase over last year. Seventy-five per cent of pro- gram costs are funded by the province, leaving about S31,000 of the increase to be picked up by regional taxpayers. Dr. Kyle has suggested cuts across the board, including admin- istrative and medical, dental, envi- ronmental health, and health pro- motion and nutrition services. Other reductions include: - the number of students who receive dental health education; s - dental services to seniors liv- ing in rest and retirement homes, homes for the aged and nursing f homes-, �I - nursing services to students, 6 such as counselling, assessments and referrals. i Verona Mall situation 'heating up' - By KEITH GILLIGAN But, Blair Davidson, a vice-president with confidentiality not to release any information.. Staff Reporter Peat Marwick Thorne, says it'll be mid-April Mr. Davidson said in January he was consid- ! . AJAX - A receiver's attempts to sell the before any announcement on a possible sale is ering two serious offers for. the property, one for mothballed Verona Mall are "starting to heat made. up-- He won't elaborate, saying he's bound by See MAYOR—Page 2 Quar*ly means Nmft - advertise in Akar-Pfdteting Wws Advertiser (683-5110) and 0#iawo-Whfty V* 11Movk 1579.4400. 114,000 pro== ovoy SurxY- PAGE 2-THZ NLRB ADVERTMER SUNDA% MARCH AIM - A Gos a loss to Ajax coun,cil Wor race • AJAX - 'Rte race has barely begun but one possible candi- position vacated by John Price but he's decided against it Scabreeze Rd. in that neighborhood. date has already dropped out. because of reasons related to time and family. Former Ward 3 councillor John Price resigned for personal Falby Court resident Peter Gos won't seek Ajax council's An insurance sales manager, Mr. Gos is one of a group of reasons on March 2. Ward 3 seat in the May 11 byelection. three people spearheading the drive to have sewers installed in To date, only former town councillor Steve Parish has Mr. Gos was "rather seriously" considering running for the the Pickering Beach area. He owns an undeveloped property on announced a candidacy for the scat. Mayor wants Verona site used for housing, stores FROM PAGE 1 with 18 counts of fraud and theft. a retail development, the other for The Fallons operated Falloncrest medium to high-density residential. Financial Corp., which was the Work on the Verona Mall stopped mortgage broker for !Mater's. in January 1990 when Mater's Ajax mayor Jim Witty says he'd Management, the developer of the "like to see some residential, higher - project, was placed in receivership density residential, and some Com- by the provincial ministry of finan- mercial" development on the site, at cial institutions (MFI). the corner of Bayle St. and Monarch At the time. Mater's was seeking Ave. investors for the site, claiming it was Town council addressed the worth S160 million. Peat R1arwick Verona situation during its recent appraised the property and deter- think tank, Mr. Witte says. mined its value at between S70 mil- -We discussed it. We know the lion and SRO million. receiver had a couple of purchasers Mater's had more than 5,000 still interested in the property. investors, including about 2,500 in There's not a lot we can say on what the Verona project. happens regarding the sale. The In Januar%, Alberto DoCouto, receiver's in charge of the sale. We president of Matcr % , his wife can have a sa} on the zoning." Giselle Crispino, Peter Fallon Sr., If a residential proposal is accept - his wife Catherine and their son ed by the receiver, the property Peter Fallon Jr. were each charged would have to be rezoned. sa! ex SockS. may. accessorms Cn �" 10 ff You don't have �'Sa� 0 to drive to Buffalo '`r , for U.S. prices Pike VISIT THESE KIDS! 92 OLD KINGSTON RD. PICKERING VILLAGE WHERE EACH GIRL IS AN INDIVIDUAL #:1 yl I�N:1 i�N:�`Y Y 11 &-IN L (III Founded in 1874, Trafalgar Castle School is committed to preparing young women for the pursuit of excellence. 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"They've decided to cut back on social services that aren't mandated," says Durham West MPP Jim Wiseman. "It's unfortunate that boards would 'take to cutting those services." While his comments reflect "a pattern across the province at boards domi- nated by Liberals and Tories," Mr. Wiseman is especially critical of the Durham Board of Education. Having trimmed its proposed tax hike to about seven per cent, board chair Louise Farr insists staff has looked at "all areas," including: • reducing the number of social workers and youth counsellors who help students stay in school and deal with personal problems; • ensuring elementary classes are at their maximum level, including those in which special education has been integrated, - reducing the formula which provides assistants in classes such as Learning Strategies; • reducing its involvement in the Durham Industry -Education Council; tightening staff absenteeism and substitute staff regulations; and - making double -sided photo- copying the norm. "We've got to reduce the level of service or increase the mill rate," she says. "Of course we're going to look at non -mandated programs first. If we're reduced to (a) one -per cent (increase in) transfer payments, we're dealing with a very reali,tiL set of circumstances. "Boards must attempt to define what they should be providing," suggests Mrs- Farr. "Is it education or social services? Are there other ministries that can pick up some of those services?" According to Mr. Wiseman, a former teacher at Ajax High School, the consequences of some of those cuts would he "horrendous... It's like using a baseball bat on people. The kids will suffer and the dropout rate will increase." He says the cuts infer "the needs of students aren't as serious as the needs of administration" and sug- gests the board is "bureaucracy heavy." Mrs. Farr disagrees. "We want to provide the best possible level of service to students in the classroom. The impact of administration on children is not as direct as social services, but there is a definite indi- rect ;mpact.- The board's finance committee will meet again on March 25 and 31. The meetings begin at 7 pm. at board headquarters, 555 Rossland Rd W., Oshawa. Trent University at Durham College Summer 1992 Courses are offered in Oshawa and Peterborough during the day or evening in the following terms: • Sweeks: 29April-24lune • 12 weeks: 29 April - 22 luly • 6 weeks: 2 July - 12 August Inionnatimt 1 April, 4:00 to 8:00 p.m., Oshawa Public Library auditorium. For a brochure, counselling or information on admission call (416) 723-9747 or (705) 741-1229. tce early Monday afternoon "with a view to immediately resume negotia- tions which would enable us to find a solution to the problem in Oshawa-" Company spokesman Stew Low said management "will listen to any concrete proposal." Workers narrowly turned down a proposal that would have made over- time mandatory (although up to 15 per cent could have been exsused) for up to an hour a day if certain pro- duction quotas weren't being met. Mr. White said he strongly believes a solution can be found "that will protect the integrity of vol- untary overtime and still address GM's concerns." 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The meeting will be held Thursday, April 9 at Pickering Village United Church, beginning at 11:30 a.m. Tickets are S20 each, which includes hunch arid membership in the council. To register, call 686-2661 by April 3. The council, a United Way agency, is a non-profit organization whose mandate includes community needs identification, service development and planning, social research, educa- tion and advocacy on social issues, and consultation. Direct services provided through the council include Information Ajax - Pickering, Housing Help Durham, The Barbara Black Centre for Youth Resources, and the Immigrant Settlement and Adaptation Program. The agency recently embarked on Building Bridges, an ethno-cultural Project among community and social service providers in the Ajax - Pickering area. Integrating disabled AJAX-PICKERING - Integrating developmentally -handicapped indi- viduals into the community is the topic of discussion at an upcoming forum. The Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living is hosting an education and employ- ment forum on Tuesday. March 24. Among the issues to be examined are the transition from school to work, and opportunities for employ- ment in the community. The associ- ation will consider all comments when it puts together a paper on its vision of full integration. Hi Neighbor, an introductional video, will be shown at 6:30 p.m. and the meeting will begin at 7:15 p.m. It will be held at St. Bernadette's Church Hall, at the cor- der of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St. in Ajax. For more information, call 427- 3300. Hear, Here! wo" Ya/ kAl ALL TYPESOFHEMNCAVIS • New hv4abn des+ m • lhadm aSSiS'M Jisleniflg devices • Nnialn t2VW aids . mad rem Registered with DNA., W.0.B., A.D.R. Ministry of HeaNh, Blue Cross, Met. Life and Green Shield can 427-4277 01tAstn Aualonwtric Services ao #*.Piditc" 1106 KMp11on tAd DURHAM - Durham's new top cop is concerned about a "wave of violent crime- here. "Robberies are escalating every month ... I have some measures in mind to deal with it," said the incoming police chief at a Friday press conference. Trevor McCagher, y, 47. of Oshawa, steps up from the position of deputy chief which he's held since 1987. He's been a police officer for three decades, first getting his feet wet with the Metro Toronto police force for four years before joining the former Oshawa police force in 1966 as a constable. He takes over from chief David Edwards who will remain for a transi- tion period before retiring later this spring. Ajax mayor Jim Witty, chairman of the Durham police services board, said the search for a new chief was internal, with eight male appli- cants considered, ranging from sergeant to inspec- tor. The appointment leaves a vacancy for one of the two deputy chief positions, and mayor Witty said the board, in consultation with the newly -named chief, will appoint a new deputy chief -expeditious- ly.- Given expeditious- 1y."Given the high quality of applicants for the chief's position, he said it's safe to assume the posi- tion will also be filled from within the force. Chief designate McCagherty said "each person to the office brings their own perspective", and one area he'll target is improved treatment for crime vic- tims. "We spend a great deal of time, energy and resources dealing with perpetrators," he said. "I'm not saying we should rrdurc that, but we should be spending as much effort helping victims." He wants to continue steering the force "closer to the community." He said he will have to balance the increasing demand for services with the ever -diminishing pockets of govern- ment. "We have to do more with less." Asked whether this relates to the cur- rent budget deliberations, he quipped that police services board members "have promised us more money then we've ever had before." However, mayor Witty retorted it might only be "a dollar more." He added that the police services budget is to be presented to the region's finance committee in early April. Asked about his surprise early retirement after less than four years at the helm, chief David Edwards said the decision — one of the most diffi- cult he's had to make — was "a quality of life" issue. He pinned on the badge at 19, he said, and has served in excess of 31 years. He his no plans at the moment other than a lot more golfing and fishing. INTERIOR DESIGN & RENOVATIONS SEMINAR SUNDAY; MARCH 29TH OR APRIL STH, 1"2 10-419 A -M. TO 4 F.M. AT THE PICKERING RECREA710% COMPLEX, 1867 VALLEY FARM RD. PICKFRL`G, ONT. 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AIR HOME PARADISE AIR SYSTEMS LTD. 1210 PIMNIP Yuffay Avenue, Un8 8, Osihawa, 723-8121 C aoor x Wur•rt� St � M .Reformers set to meet PICKERING - The Reform Party of Canaria will hold a public informa- tion meeting in Pickering Wednesday, March 25. It will begin at 7:30 P.M. at the Rouge Hill Library, on Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2 and west of Whites Rd. A question -and -answer period will be included. The Reform Party believes taxes are too high, people should have the right to replace Members of Parliament and special-interest groups should he self- supporting. Interested people who can't attend the meeting are invited to send a tax- deductible contribution to: The Reform Party of Canada, Ontario Riding, P.O. Box 21081, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 7H2. For information, call 686-0278. %Ve know the income tax laws and the torms inside and out. That's our business. • Canada's Tax Team. Standing up for you! 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Staff will have displays and demonstra- tions on the ways they assist patients. Participants can test their driv- ing skills in a wheelchair obstacle course for prizes. The department's latest project is an Activation Program, which offers exercise sessions and crafts to long -terns hospital patients. The Activation Program has been set up in co-operation with the nurs- ing department and volunteers from the hospital auxiliary. The physiotherapy department employs eight therapists and a receptionist- It offers placements for physiotherapy undergraduates and several high school coopera- tive students. The department also nuts an active sports clinic and a patient rhetunatology education program. Last year, physiotherapists at the hospital gave I7,638 individu- al treatments to in -patients and are considered a major part of the hospital's rehabilitation team. United Way annual meeting set for April 15 AJAX-PICKERING Community members are invited to the United Way's 22nd annual gen- eral meeting on Wednesday, April 15. Last year's United Way president Murray Thorimbert and the board of directors will host the event. Guest speaker is Nancy Mulch, executive director of the Distress Centre of Durham Region. The meeting will be held at the CAW Local Hall, 140 Hunt St., Ajax. For more information, call the United Way at 686-0606. rA� Whitby _V7 72&914 *—-5 -Nunnw txro 4= --_ Deferyour papnents, notourphm. y I)c All't Pay• L tit11 Ju1V 1992 \t sc•.trs, %%lieu %uu take advantagc (A cur dcti•rred payment p'an on installs d %%indows, b% April 18. 1942, there %%ill he rm) pa\mc•nts or cn•dit charges until,luh 1442, on appro\t-d credit. ~gnus restrictions alrlih..\,k ti,r details. So why shop any Where else' Especially since all installed windows are covered by the Sears Pledge of Satisfaction. 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Parents will be taught how to han- dle such emergencies as choking, poi- soning, falls, shock, burns, breathing difficulties, and bleeding. The Childsafe course is being offered Saturday, March 28 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Red Cross office, w FRANK PF °,' �P Real Estate and 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. Call For Your Reserved Complimentary Seat) GUEST SPEAKERS W. FRANK REAL ESTATE LTD. Lnvyvr. Debra Sweetman Bonnie Davis THE PAGE GROUP Mchar Bin W Frank: Bonnie Davis OFFICE - 831-2056 EverettDeHart RESIDENCE- 838-2281 40 ut���size t1 uY011" fe! Look Your SWIM spring at a arw aw E,- 1648 Bayly St., Pickering. The seven -hour course is S25 per person or 540 for two. For more information, call 420- 3383. 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The new co-operation Premier Bob Rae speaks of has been shown by those workers for what it is -- political tripe. The catch -phrase heard among hardline autoworkers is that any overtime agreement would be 'a step back- ward.' We're inclined to agree, however, with John Caines when he says that you can't sit on principle and you can't feed your family on principle. With the provincial government's proposed labor "reform" package winding its way through Queen's Park (which will tip the balance in favor of labor), and this latest notice of intent from GM's rank and file workers, the future looks far more grim for Oshawa's Plant 2. And Bob Rae, despite his polished political rhetoric, has been conspicu- ous in his absence. Mr. Rae has missed the perfect opportunity to intervene and show some leadership in the new labor relations era he speaks so pas- sionately about to the press. Tuesday's vote sets the stage for more of the same type of adversarial labor relations that Ontario's government claims it wants to eliminate with its labor reform proposal. Tragically, Oshawa and area could be the first victims of its failure. Death knell of an airport? "THE AIRPORT -- 'sham- bles from beginning'," screamed a headline on the front page of the News Advertiser in March 1972. "Brougham -- death knell of a village," predicted another. It was 20 years ago this month that the federal govern- ment proposed an international airport for north Pickering. And, the province got into the act by announcing its inten- tions to build a community of close to 100,000 called Seaton. Long-time residents of north Pickering were uprooted from their homes when their proper- ties were expropriated. People who'd moved to Brougham to escape the city were given the heave-ho. Hundreds of lives were put in turmoil. The group People or Planes (POP for short) rose up in noisy opposition to the airport, its protest louder than the engines of a 747 revving up. There was no need for a sec- ond international airport for the Toronto area, POP members argued. And, if another airport was necessary, it shouldn't be built on prime farmland in north Pickering, they said. (Of course, a third terminal has since been 4)News editor's notes built at Pearson International Airport.) Two decades later, the only planes that land anywhere near the proposed airport are those that go astray from members of the Ajax Radio Controlled Model Club. And, Seaton is yet to welcome its first resident. Oh, every once in a while over the past 20 years, there have been reports the airport and Seaton properties would be developed. POP members stand at the ready to wage their war again. "I don't think they'll build the thing because they have no money," Isobel Thompson told us three years ago. "It would be another Mirabel." Last month, Canadian finance minister Don Mazankow'ski's budget revealed plans to sell land the federal government had deemed as surplus, including 9,000 acres of Pickering airport property. That sale would still leave Ottawa with 9,000 acres on the site, enough to accommodate an airport, MPP Rene Soetens said at the end of February. This month, almost 20 years to the day after the feds announced the Pickering airport plan, Durham chairman Gary Herrema met with some repre- sentatives from Ottawa. He was told the land will first be offered for sale to the people who owned the properties before they were expropriated. Would Ottawa sell the land back to the former owners and then turn around and build an airport? That would be one of the greatest ironies of all time. Even the feds aren't that cruel, are they? The News Advertiser was predicting two decades ago "Brougham -- death knell of a village." I think the sound you hear coming from Ottawa these days is more like the death knell of an airport. Letters � 'Feldef's""UsLuelybehinddecUnt n geconomy To the editor, I wish to comment on a letter from Brian Shedden published March 11. His attempt to convince us of the blessedness of the Free Trade Agreement and the GST reflects an arrogant, condescending attitude which is characteristic of much of the rhetoric emanating from the Government in Ottawa. 1 can only surmise that Mr. Shedden is on the mailing list for the whole load of tax funded, Federal Government, propaganda literature. I am forced to conclude as well that the sheer volume of this material leaves Mr. Shedden with no time to read newspapers or listen to news broadcasts. Surely, had Mr. Shedden spent 50 cents on a paper, asked his bar- ber, or turned on the boob -tube, he would have read or heard about the 'billions of dollars lost through cross border shopping since the imposi- tion of the FI'A and GST. He would not have missed the announcements of closures by major retail chains which name the GST as the princi- ple reason for their bankruptcy. He would be aware of the complaints of our tourism and convention industries which have been devas- tated. He would have witnessed the statements of small and large manu- facturers who declared, unabashed- ly, that they are moving south to take advantage of the opportunity to realize cheaper labor and other operating costs and still serve their Canadian market. He would have observed the broad smiles on the faces of Buffalo merchants and New York State industrial develop- ment directors. He would have felt the anxiety and loss of dignity suf- fered by those who have been left destitute and forced to resort to welfare. I agree with Mr. Shedden that the recession is world wide, but to equate its severity in Canada with The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our read- ers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include 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, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. Germany and Japan is ludicrous. As for the United States, suffice to say, I haven't noticed any American 'companies closing down and mov- ing to Canada. The truth is the FTA and GST have compounded the impact of the recession in Canada to the point where we will feel its effect beyond the turn of the centu- ry. Expert economic opinions, though often conflicting and contra- dictory, support this statement. 1 am not opposed to free trade in princi- ple, just this disastrous agreement which our fumbling champions have forged. Mr. Shedden castigates the mis- information mongers for blaming others. Possibly they have taken their lead from the Federal Government which blames its incompetence on. Pierre Trudeau, provincial governments, greedy unions, unsk:ilcd workers, low pro- ductivity, uncompetitive companies, the deficit, disloyal shoppers etc. The adage, "Do as I say, not as 1 do," is fitting. The weaknesses and vulnerabili- ties in our economy were evident long before the FTA was signed. Had it not been for the govern- ments' crass political opportunism, they might have prepared the coun- try for the realities of a global economy before dragging us into the FTA. As it stands the FTA was a snow -job, and the "Big Con," the "Figure Jigger." better known as the GST, is the ultimate consumer turn- off. The only savings are from des- perate retailers. V 1 , 1) Our Federal Government is increasingly being revealed as naive to the point of stupidity. They arc groping for solutions. Complaints are inevitable and deserving. Mine ) is that I am weary of hearing gov- emment officials, perched on their 5300,000 to 5400,000 annual salaries, tell us their medicine is good for us and that we need to tighten our belts and become more competitive. On a positive note, Mr. Shedden writes well. If he loses his job due to the FTA or GST he might find very compatible employment as a speech writer for Otto Jclinek, the Minister of Revenue. They both exude a disdain for us ignorant folk. Al Ward, Whitevale Sewers would be 'charitable contribution' To the editor, Since Ajax Town Council will be meeting soon to consider the budget, may I offer the following thoughts. Like most home owners in Ajax I bought my house on a'serviced lot. Included in the price of my house were the costs of water, storm sewers, sanitary sewers, side- walks, etc. The property owners lat Pickering Beach paid much less for their lots since they knowingly pur- chased lots without most of these facilities. I understand from recent council meetings that some of the owners at Pickering Beach wish to upgrade their lots by having storm sewers, sanitary sewers and sidewalks installed. This would of course increase the value of their invest- ments and the resale prices. In my view this must not be at the general taxpayers' expense even if the council has reliable proof that a health hazard exists, and cannot be cured otherwise. For us to share in the costs of this project (I hear $8 million men- tioned) would amount to a charita- ble contribution from us to the Property owners there. Bill Robertson, Ajax V) .IOANNE ROGHARDT - Edlain•CTlisf The N*ws Adwr/s*r, p,brthed OVOY &+IC10Y. MMtlrrsO N arta Rklair at 130 Corte OPCid content News Advertiser of he s L40 MWws AdvMw Auao 80. Boo Adw��Bram�p p 6�ebn Advertiser Is pro - A Metrolond Community Newspaper and uled a dhodz*by '' and unouthorized lOnVOM Tit VANk. UndsW fila KW BMEY - ClOri5U110r1 MOr aW YMeek. Markham Econonva a An. Milton Canodan champion. MMYsapo News. Newrsaket use wfhoul written NEWSROOM -M3-6110 Era. North %gook t,Mror. Nortlunbegand News. OCANie Beaver. Odla Today. OfwrgfYMllby ' D67RNUBON - • . this W*". P61-t—ough This we*e. Rlctmond consent is protMbN- Timothy John Whittaker :.«w:the"lishto caro due to rn*Cfgnk:al ragL**mff* ofMOON prMNrs. CLASSIFIED - 72 M*molana Pon". pk b " and FAX - M3--73137363 bNewnpawu «Anda classify or refuse Pmt any advertisement REAL ES" LL AUTOM011VE Second Ckus Mall ROOM~ N#nber 1807. Mao *Amx"an role In Canada 1 yew. $70 ADVFRMNG - 798-7672 per edlnoft at his discralkwL Germany and Japan is ludicrous. As for the United States, suffice to say, I haven't noticed any American 'companies closing down and mov- ing to Canada. The truth is the FTA and GST have compounded the impact of the recession in Canada to the point where we will feel its effect beyond the turn of the centu- ry. Expert economic opinions, though often conflicting and contra- dictory, support this statement. 1 am not opposed to free trade in princi- ple, just this disastrous agreement which our fumbling champions have forged. Mr. Shedden castigates the mis- information mongers for blaming others. Possibly they have taken their lead from the Federal Government which blames its incompetence on. Pierre Trudeau, provincial governments, greedy unions, unsk:ilcd workers, low pro- ductivity, uncompetitive companies, the deficit, disloyal shoppers etc. The adage, "Do as I say, not as 1 do," is fitting. The weaknesses and vulnerabili- ties in our economy were evident long before the FTA was signed. Had it not been for the govern- ments' crass political opportunism, they might have prepared the coun- try for the realities of a global economy before dragging us into the FTA. As it stands the FTA was a snow -job, and the "Big Con," the "Figure Jigger." better known as the GST, is the ultimate consumer turn- off. The only savings are from des- perate retailers. V 1 , 1) Our Federal Government is increasingly being revealed as naive to the point of stupidity. They arc groping for solutions. Complaints are inevitable and deserving. Mine ) is that I am weary of hearing gov- emment officials, perched on their 5300,000 to 5400,000 annual salaries, tell us their medicine is good for us and that we need to tighten our belts and become more competitive. On a positive note, Mr. Shedden writes well. If he loses his job due to the FTA or GST he might find very compatible employment as a speech writer for Otto Jclinek, the Minister of Revenue. They both exude a disdain for us ignorant folk. Al Ward, Whitevale Sewers would be 'charitable contribution' To the editor, Since Ajax Town Council will be meeting soon to consider the budget, may I offer the following thoughts. Like most home owners in Ajax I bought my house on a'serviced lot. Included in the price of my house were the costs of water, storm sewers, sanitary sewers, side- walks, etc. The property owners lat Pickering Beach paid much less for their lots since they knowingly pur- chased lots without most of these facilities. I understand from recent council meetings that some of the owners at Pickering Beach wish to upgrade their lots by having storm sewers, sanitary sewers and sidewalks installed. This would of course increase the value of their invest- ments and the resale prices. In my view this must not be at the general taxpayers' expense even if the council has reliable proof that a health hazard exists, and cannot be cured otherwise. For us to share in the costs of this project (I hear $8 million men- tioned) would amount to a charita- ble contribution from us to the Property owners there. Bill Robertson, Ajax V) .IOANNE ROGHARDT - Edlain•CTlisf The N*ws Adwr/s*r, p,brthed OVOY &+IC10Y. MMtlrrsO N arta Rklair at 130 Corte OPCid GOG COMES - Monoging EdUDr Are.. P*N. Onrab LIS 2N5. Is 0r*0t Ne MSNrolvnd F -a Pt&At,& p and 0b"W*p t3 P H" MCHOLSON - A&AA&lg MOrlogm 110 wtdch L40 MWws AdvMw Auao 80. Boo Adw��Bram�p p 6�ebn MONKM MA - Retail Sates npton post. Collnpwood connection: Etobscok* ""� "-•ate' C0"d1aVLC*0**-. AOwnlaw. Goor9810wn h6epondent. lOnVOM Tit VANk. UndsW fila KW BMEY - ClOri5U110r1 MOr aW YMeek. Markham Econonva a An. Milton Canodan champion. MMYsapo News. Newrsaket , �1 NEWSROOM -M3-6110 Era. North %gook t,Mror. Nortlunbegand News. OCANie Beaver. Odla Today. OfwrgfYMllby ' D67RNUBON - • . this W*". P61-t—ough This we*e. Rlctmond - ""117 MIWThwnto Ubwal. Searborduat M1rra. MEWL AVIVU1E1IIG - 683-6110 a*rbG/SralWrr ftww. Todays Sarrors. Papa spas may way 00 - from publihed rat caro due to rn*Cfgnk:al ragL**mff* ofMOON prMNrs. CLASSIFIED - 72 M*molana Pon". pk b " and FAX - M3--73137363 bNewnpawu «Anda Newspapers Am000 Ian. Ontario c�,o _Vtyy and Onlaft*aR NAIIONAI ADvEAnsm SALES 493-13W Cound. REAL ES" LL AUTOM011VE Second Ckus Mall ROOM~ N#nber 1807. Mao *Amx"an role In Canada 1 yew. $70 ADVFRMNG - 798-7672 per edlnoft ►0 0 • S7PAIGHTSH u /AND 7HAT5G06L WANTS 50, 000 13Uy RS TO ROPE IN 'iliESE MOST WONTED DEALS 4ow WA&IMD"::2 FIRST CHOICE I I 1 GARBAGE BAGS 1 ,o•S I 29qjo' 1 PKG. PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER. COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 28, 1992 ,►ERRr u AUERM To twitPR�t � 1fMILTSiR,AM>t 1 A010ST WANT ED 1 TAME PLUS SHAMPOO I 450 mL , sAVE 690 Qvi 1 BOTTLE PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER. I COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 28, 1992 I MOST WANTED AQUAFRESH 1 TOOTHPASTE 1 3 x 100 mL TUBE ' 1.49 8oj' I 1 PKG PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 28, 1992 mi 010ST WAFff ED' � C -PLUS FRUIT DRINKS 3 x 250 mL TETRAPAK ' 49 SA U06 1 PKG. PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER. COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 28, 1992 mMoacs<ta,wtmr sh�eltgl�Il�l 666,1�M _ JERRY IS ALLERGIC M HIGH PRICES! V �. s,, s..:' ,. . ... . .�.....a,,,,yr.ar„y a.►t.:c.._ ..... . r:� .� ... . 'r.''ti'�gv,.�d�a ar•+�iq—su�'rss.. els � �fA•�. S H I�YIIY..01 I MOST WANTED AQUAFRESH 1 TOOTHPASTE 1 3 x 100 mL TUBE ' 1.49 8oj' I 1 PKG PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 28, 1992 mi 010ST WAFff ED' � C -PLUS FRUIT DRINKS 3 x 250 mL TETRAPAK ' 49 SA U06 1 PKG. PER COUPON PER CUSTOMER. COUPON EXPIRES MARCH 28, 1992 mMoacs<ta,wtmr sh�eltgl�Il�l 666,1�M _ JERRY IS ALLERGIC M HIGH PRICES! V �. s,, s..:' ,. . ... . .�.....a,,,,yr.ar„y a.►t.:c.._ ..... . r:� .� ... . 'r.''ti'�gv,.�d�a ar•+�iq—su�'rss.. PACs 6-T= NX AVV2R sse ==M% MAN= 4 IM • ette , Is Residents urged to fight ' ridiculous' sewer plan To the editor, This letter is in support of Janice Mitchell and Mary Gibbs' letter to the News Advertiser in which they speak out against the proposed installation of sewers in the Pickering Beach area of Ajax. As I understand the situation, there are approximately 190 prop- :rty owners involved in the pro- :)osed sewer system project. Of hese 190 property owners there are approximately 130 homeowners and the other 60 property owners are just that... property owners who 3o not have homes on the proper- ties, and probably do not even live :n the area. Let's look at the situation objec- ively. The entire project is estimat- xl to cost approximately $12 mil - ion. Each of the property owners will be compelled to pay a fee to he town to defray some of the :osts. These fees will range from ;7,000 to 510,000 per household Jepending on frontage, lot size, etc. Who will be the real benefac- .ors? The permanent residents who ive there? No, they are quite happy with their present situation of hav- ng septics which they have bought and paid for. The rest of the taxpay- ,rs in the Town of Ajax? No, they ire going to be asked to pick up the majority of the costs in their prop- xty taxes. The non-resident prop- *.rty owners of Pickering Beach? i3efinitely, yes. They will see the slue of their properties increase ugnificantly and stand to make a 'ast buck, and at whose expense — ill those area residents who do not +vara the project and all the rest of u taxpayers who are already being Nomeowners being ignored 'To the editor, As a non-resident of the ,,Pickering Beach area and as a xaxpayer of Ajax, I have been watching the unfolding of the ;fewer situation in Pickering Beach and it is becoming quite apparent that our mayor and his council are willing to spend $8 )million of Ajax's budget (which approximately half of our total budget of $19 million) to satisfy those few landowners wbo stand to make millions of dollars from dividing up their serviced lots. k.- In these times, the manage. ment of the town's budget should be tightly controlled and .fairly distributed among all of Ajax - Without getting into all the details of this issue. I have only one question to ask the mayor and the council — when studies have been done on the soil to show that septic tanks are safe, why are you not listening to the 1<naptity of the homeowners in Ekering Beach and to the test f the taxpayers of Ajax, but wmg down to the hien of Mr. 'Wasmund, who owns land and stands to gain millions if his prop" become serviced. x ,<Af— taxed out of our homes. Come on Ajax Council mem- bers, lets start listening to the peo- ple who actually live in the area, and who voted you into office, and not those who stand to make a fast buck at everyone else's expense. In closing, I would urge all resi- dents of Ajax who would like to put a stop to this ridiculous idea and also all those who are in support of a zero per cent tax increase by the Town of Ajax for the year 1992, to mark April 8 on your calendars. That is the date when the Town of Ajax will hear what you, the public, have to say concerning your prop- erty taxes or the Pickering Beach sewer project. The public meetings will be held at the town hall from 2-5 p.m. and again from 7-9 p.m. Bud York, President, Ajax Chapter, Ontario Taxpayer Coalition Trustee In Bankruptcy James is pleased to announce the opening of his new business on March 23/92. He is offering all insolvency services A including personal & corporate bankruptcies. 58 Rossland Rd. W-, Oshawa OSHAWA: 721-7506, AJAX: 619-1473 Saturday & evening appointments available. FREE initial consultation JAMES R. YANCH 9 � ' G ENJOY ONE OF THE HIGHEST CALL (416) 294-6111 FORMS OF ENTERTAINMENT ADULTS $13.50' The Lipizzaner Stallions are horses of The WONDERFUL WORLD of HORSES" nobility - the ultimate expression of an ROYAL LIPIZZANER art farm which dates back to the 16th STALLION SHOW century. 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Ajax Senior Citizens' SAVE OUR RAY: A meeting of the Kinsmen Community Centre. 109 Refreshments and door prizes. 436, Club members only, whose yearly fee is community group Save Our Bay wil be Colborne St. W Oshawa. Tickets are S5. 3152. WEIGHT LOSS: The Lose Weight the S3. The discussion group has a semi- held Tues.. March 24 at 8:30 p.m. at the Wetness Way support group willmeet annual fee of $2. 693-7799 (Louise East Shore Community Centre. 910 Mon., March 23. The group Is for Johnson), Liverpool Rd. 931-0262, women and meets every Monday DEVELOPMENTALLY HANDICAPPED: TENNIS SIGN-UP: The Dunmoore . evening. Call 427-8216. The Ajax -Pickering and Whitby Tennis Club will hold pre -season regis- w SPINA !IPDA: The Durham Chapter Association for Community Living will tration Tues.. March 24 from 7 to 9 p.m. 4r of the Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus hold a Forum on Education and In the foyer at the Pickering Recreation Association of Ontario meets Mon., Employment Tues.. March 24 at St. Complex, 1867 Valley Form Rd. March 23 at 7:30 p.m. at the Bernadette's Church hall, Bayly St. and CALORIE COUNTERS: Canadian ( ' Grandview Treatment Centre, Harwood Ave. Video at 6:30 and meet- Calorie Counters meets Tuesdays, at ' Oshawa. New members welcome. ing at 7:30 p.m. 427-3300- 7:30 p.m., at the YMCA offices. 1400 725-6186 (Faye). WEIGHT LOSS: The Lose Weight the Bayly St., Unit 16A, Pickering, next to the SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Ajax Wellness Way support group will meet GO station. S 1.25 a week. 420-0746. . Seniors" Discussion Group will meet Tues., March 24. The group is for FASHION SHOW: Epilepsy Durham Tues., March 24, at 9:30 a.m., at the women and meets every Monday Region will host a spring fashion show _ • ; Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 evening. Call 427-8216. x Tues., March 24, at 7:30 p.m., at the r Am SPRING IS NEAR... Spring clear, -ups involving Dethatching. Rake, Fertilize S Bed preparation. OUR SERVICES INCLUDE: . Landscaping- - k*rbclang - Fencing - Etc. Full year a seasonal lawn maintenance Contracts. Available br Residential & Commercial. For a Campetitve quote call Weis]011 1 CASH & CARRY OUTLET WAREHOUSE MON.. FRI.P1�000 TO 8:00 SATURDAY 10:00 TO 6:00 WHY PAY RETAIL? BUY WHOLESALE! HIGHEST QUALITY! LOWEST PRICE! WE CAN'T BE BEAT! ®® 1501 HOPKINS ST. WHITBY (416) 430-8081 Wh*rs Your Comfort is Our Concern • IEajoy eo�os� opl��ea+encK .: ' .• gralultY,pal�h .:.: compa>aion ip t : 7A how. supern. o activities dic�eew v • Docbxs #>Fic <lru ilitbe + • i41tc6e�ettbe �vavailable• Chapel •Y • ca rw •Iryf H �v^�; �w,;''a�;.v.,•.s�,gs�,£"I.�F�ry ��: ��3 �fi .rE:�:���,s-d,��_ t EN BTHLIBRARY N.M. R.N. _�TR 9 KINGEAST OCl'A FOR A PERSONAL GUIDED TOUR Y 723-949 Coin limen fw ..:.$ . f. P #vtt�rouisMo.-F; 9,aun T-4 LL 7 9490 . PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT' OIJR SPECIAL MO►Ii RA►'I'ES" a • IEajoy eo�os� opl��ea+encK .: ' .• gralultY,pal�h .:.: compa>aion ip t : 7A how. supern. o activities dic�eew v • Docbxs #>Fic <lru ilitbe + • i41tc6e�ettbe �vavailable• Chapel •Y • ca rw •Iryf H �v^�; �w,;''a�;.v.,•.s�,gs�,£"I.�F�ry ��: ��3 �fi .rE:�:���,s-d,��_ t EN BTHLIBRARY N.M. R.N. _�TR 9 KINGEAST OCl'A FOR A PERSONAL GUIDED TOUR Y 723-949 Coin limen fw ..:.$ . f. P #vtt�rouisMo.-F; 9,aun T-4 LL 7 9490 . PLEASE INQUIRE ABOUT' OIJR SPECIAL MO►Ii RA►'I'ES" Sports CAR -CARE SPECIgLS HAVOLINE Ajax teams ring up wins in ringette la g play AJAX - The Ajax tween 'C' ringette team bombed Oshawa 8-2 to In other ringette action, the Ajax Payless Decks and Fences bunny in another contest. Fair and Carroll each had a pair of goals. Rebecca win its second game of the playoffs. Amber Jones led Ajax with three team suffered two setbacks at the hands of Markham and Whitby Lundy and Stephanie Wood had one Fair, goals. Heather Walker notched two, recently. apiece. Lundy and Wood recorded assists. with Sarah McIlveen, Angela Depart and Diane Howard each net- The Ajax bunnies were beaten by Markham 8-6. Alison Fair had three Meanwhile, the Ajax Highland Trophies tween 'A' team tied a play - ted one. Assisting were Howard, Degnan, Erica Dudley and Amanda goals, Kelly Hart two and Mike O'Neil one. Assisting were Kristen off game, while dropping an exhibi- tion Pickering Smith. Genevieve Hupe provided fine Carroll with three and Rachel Spurs with one. contest to recently. The Ajax tweens tied 3-3 in the goaltending. Ajax was doubled by Whitby 12-6 final game of the playoff round. The draw gives Ajax a playoff record of Minor atoms capture Markham title AJAX - The Ajax -Village Dunedin Construction minor atom 'A' hockey team captured its first tournament championship of the season in Markham last weekend. After winning two games to get to the final, Ajax defeated the Toronto Nordiques in the championship game 3- 1. Gary Gould netted a pair of goals for Ajax, xJA.X/ while Mark Moore had the other marker. Assists VILLA04 went to Paul Christiansen, Gould and Moore. In two recent exhibition games, the Ajax squad upended rampton 7-2. BJ. Noddle had three goals, Mark Moore scored two and Gould and Jamie Burden netted one each. Assisting were Burden with four helpers, Andrew Watson three, Darren Livingstone two and Christiansen one. Ajax also defeated the Oshawa Canadians 1-0. Adam Cyncora scored the lone goal, assisted by Burden. EMusT CAR -CARE SPECIgLS HAVOLINE PIPES MOTOR OIL \ � FOW East WAR $149 tI>�sE1tTa.... E P THE. 1 .a Do e fT 0� Gabriel R TIRS - , IN OMIT/ „ra TU4 FKTar S14"K3 '"'„',,_, �� a sTwurs $ S� „ AMM td 1 9".C. FAN CR-UTCNES N - $N 6 -EV 7067fp N TWIN PINES ` O= BRAKES MAKE MMT AIR FRESHNERS — MOTORS IS Mw — t- . �• txuroEs oNtr70t "Cht" COL om..n. carsrx w" S7Tt �s ,a.tb..Qraa �" SW sirs STARTERS ...«.�. -�- $60" SIM $21 T ..,� FNIT WPASS surom SAM . �.- M PMTS f0S AMDSI PLATE . a 4-J Side " S1M' www[ •'" "" sawuacra i nus %F.DOAMEM r gfte un - 's YFAtKIft — sll� Skit: IT IS NOT TOO FAR A DRIVE TO MARKHAM! NIMMONS W aiwa arSs ani A4000 ftab 1 -Et 1-" lit :w PERMS 1/9 Price .27m ft#,. $55 37" reg.'75 We ve..od 47�0r,�_ �5 J 0 I C 0 to are pleased to altnotmee Jan fol our salon from England. Jan has corked wfth world dtanlplo n and brkm her expertenoe lo us. MARIO'S 116 mmm-nodAva & HAIR DESIGN 683-5911 aec two wins and a tie. Becky Andersen, Carolyn Frizzle and David McBride scored for Ajax. Andersen, McBride, Melissa Taylor and Amber Kuciks drew assists. Ajax ended up on the short end of a 6-4 score to Pickering in a recent exhibition contest. McBride scored three times for Ajax with Andersen adding the other marker. Andersen and Mandy George registered three assists each with one to Diane Sparrow. a aae •a`ro war � w. rasa ou.aawi• y wrww�.n iy assvrwvw u w Soccer player can shape up {gat two upcoming clinics AJAX - Soccer players can get into playing shape with a clinic to kick off the season. Sponsored by the Ajax Warriors and Simon Appraisal Limited, the clinic will be held at the Monarch Ave. soccer field Saturday, May 23 from l to 4 p.m. Each child at the clinic will receive a T-shirt, a packet of soccer cards and coaching by members of the Toronto Blizzard Canadian Soccer League club. The clinic is for players aged four to 12 years. Cost is $10 per player. A limited number of reg- istrations will be accepted, so register early. The Ajax Warriors and Toronto Blizzard will also team up for the offical Toronto Blizzard Soccer Camp July 6 to 10 in Ajax. The camp is open to all minor soccer registrants and features IR0000IS SPORTS COMPLEX IN WHITBY JULY 6TH TO AUGUST 14TH offer central pick-up & drop-off - excellent staffing from a ratio of 1-7 access to five baseball diamonds hats, T -Shirts & shorts are other sports available: provided through our sponsors: ie- swimming, tennis, soccer etc. ZETT, BROOKS, RAWLINGS, SPALDING. Please contact: Doug Nekoda 886-9612 Hugh Walters 623-1344 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 held and voting on Rule/constitution changes. All members are encouraged to attend. 9?1 PICKERING AERIALS GYMNASTICS CLUB SPRING REGISTRATION Recreational Gymnastics for both Boys and Girls Ages 18 months to 14 yrs. March 23,24,25,6-8 p.m. 1734 Orangebnook Ct. Unit #10 839-5260 TESTING FOR COMPETTI'VE Gymnastics Available for both Boys and Girls five three-hour instruction ses- sions led by former under -17 national coach and current Blizzard coach Pedro Kozak along with Blizzard players. All registrants will receive youth (under 18 years) Toronto Blizzard season tickets, a Blizzard T-shirt, soccer ball and cap, as well as an autograph ses- sion with the Blizzard players and a chance to become the club's ball boy/girl. Cost of the clinic is $79 only until Apr. 1. Blizzard adult season tickets will be available for S49. *********** 1i'= Palerie & Taylor Ray VIS CW=ic duo - Bringing you the bed in exotic entertainment St{OW TAMES ws feature Sho Continuous ST tN EXpTIG ENtERTA%t4tAf , p p1L'J LUNCNE0N SpEC%ALS STAGS OFFICE 595 P AfkT %Es 420-2 SE.T1E SOW p0.L5t0 vvJ 45 ,„o E„tEctt a,n 919 DILLINGHAM RD. PICKERING �� u 1 East �► tI>�sE1tTa.... �, 7� 7� 1i'= Palerie & Taylor Ray VIS CW=ic duo - Bringing you the bed in exotic entertainment St{OW TAMES ws feature Sho Continuous ST tN EXpTIG ENtERTA%t4tAf , p p1L'J LUNCNE0N SpEC%ALS STAGS OFFICE 595 P AfkT %Es 420-2 SE.T1E SOW p0.L5t0 vvJ 45 ,„o E„tEctt a,n 919 DILLINGHAM RD. PICKERING �� u 1 .�-, .,�, ear •• � mar • asw a aae.■l aui� aaA ». aeAitLal Li, a711i _ QMft Metal ollleNty • sdlferdse both OshetlMY Ntby This Week (57644 xW Ajax-PiaWng craws Advlerasfer (?W76M Combined Preselitm of 114,000 every Sudsy 100 Careers 100 Careers 100 Carte 110 General Wp 110 General Hellp 110 General Help 130 sales"' 130 'aAg p"gh GO,TO "We prepare you for the SC DADS kind of job you want... then we help you get it" NEW Starting in Oshawa COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (Register Her Acsountleq Computer Dental Travel i i Computers Progiallunif Ch■kside Tourism caepulw AssioWd Business Business Medical on Campus Admitilatratio,C Applications Secretary APOl10 Trtkting Word Processing Nt Financial BwkV and TeesExecutive it ElSo-oteryectronics ..! Servicia Drivers09* •a Wanted " For Delivery -,-, Benefits Requirements • Driver reimbursement and , 18 years of age or older tips • Valid driver's license • Earning potential up to $10 • Automobile and Insurance per hour • Safe and acceptable driving • Excellent second job record • Flexible hours • Neat, dependable, outgoing • No late nights Apply in person or mail resume to the following location nearest you: 1340 Kingston Rd. #1 40 Station Street 15 Westney Heights Rd. PICKERING AJAX AJAX LiV 3M9 LIS 2B6 LIT 1P4 kentudkyftieedChicken NEW AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE Busy new Car dealership in Ajax, requires new and used car salespeople. • Excellent commission • Full Benefits • Good working conditions Call: Dwayne or Ted 683-5358 VILLAGE ©�tY Care 135 Skilled Help 165 Avaiab e OUAUTY Lab 'echnvc:ar re Legal ■■c1et■►Y Bar iBetversge Cusar -- --.- . _ Qured tar third shit. Must hang cs Receptioribt Menegement • i Repair Service Call today for further information and FREE personal interview Financial assistance is available to qualified applicants SPECIAL NOTICE TO PAST GRADUATES FREE REFRESHER WORDPERFECT 5.1 H you have taken an earlier version of Word Processing we now offer you FREE UPGRADING 14 hours: 4 evenings or 2 Saturdays CALL THE SCHOOL 1 , 1 110 General Help 110 General Help 105 7 ming COMPUTER COURSES, Private a�t� N'l Tw 0sho s. No Training. Intro to PC & DOS, Instill- ing avaiable, iter OshaLala, sec t41e ina1ind �'Y10do m WordPerfect 5.1, Bedford. lull sets and refills from nndase aloes. 416M`N9a. Rnfnr,nnnn Av�ihlnln t^�II TFtn 110 c>,eneral Help t �..�., ._..r......y.r, � ._.... 1 PRGts'M<lr rtentfaaurbig DAMN Oueen is pwtaMy sc- tNEM LOMB or on Lie? Eam OOrtpetry in tIr Ajot aura has ospwtg app6coians for full and 65oD,t7oo Pot lim1s working kar fug trusts P-kbns avaiWte pot Im at ployi we Mutt be �,u,ag-F,dt a„d within the production available to worknights and b CAPA /4 Caporalisn P.O- department. Shift work wakeruds- Enogatic, hiendly PEOPLE wanted b 1sNphone Quality reated ea;1 whom n the wndrasng promotion. Guaran- printing industry Entry level, toedhourly wage plus bonuses. please send resume t o : Ftextle schedules available. No Paramount Packaging Canada• eperrnce necessary. We train. 202 South Barr St. Whitby- L IN Students welcome. Hours 5 p rrL 8X9. (032492) - 9 p_m.• Mon -Fn.. pica Sat. 10 Hosp. Medical am. - 2 p.m. worts with a great 15 tow" Cad Coda,,. 43D-3843 sine, Dental 4 p.m. (032692) LOOKING to team-morrvate0 EXPEiaEMCED daycare avai- tlenta: auvstant won reception able in my home. Ages 6 120 Office Help o"'ta rasa for prthOddnc omiae nm�onnt and uy wit�ason Please knuard resumes to Dc J. meals . Largmaid and N. rate. Brock and Hwy 2. N a Risrs°enproutyc• 167 Srnwo St. int Pickering. Call 428-9228. h . Oshawa. L 1 G 4S8. (032792) (032292) Day Care t_XPEtsEI " mother d two 160 Wanted e,. prdride tender �,ng cane for lour rrdd. Two ono up. Day but lacking comPutcr outings and acuities. Bmcw PROFESSIONAL co iple infer- Macer Oates. 427-4761. M32292) ested n hiring a mr♦n nanny to HAPPY Childrens Castle care for our 2 boys. Stattrg no Daycare offering recession Later than June 20. 1902. Cur• pry sm. Isting envrorrtwx. reo nanny �o^�'ds• 666• care stall tarnrl 4- IF 45 and 1291 tn"792CNC) g IF aODU • nave HIRE EDUCATION you are over record, been Laid oa, you may _ aAYY91TTER required 3 Gays sick -time discount• all in country -lace setting- Give x a Plenty Cf cxperialce quality for tracnng assistance. DiPrCERT. Lotus, waaperfeC. -eel` . south AW. in nnll own Icep or drop in and see us. 100 but lacking comPutcr Dbell woo. Zi be0lord. horns for 2 d+cldren. Call 427- Ki gsway, College Rd.. Oshawa skills? Programs avail- autond. Ventura. 2112. M322021 433-8789. M3262 able in COmPttefriZed Harvard. Corel "Pal i REOUIWD to May - retable wIULING b share out Nanny. DeskTop TouAccounting. avaidablem. Fnancw efigilbiksasssuwm and loving caregrvor for 3 Looking for one child. South Publishing. Dale Man- under t5 or ov r°studenp �11etren. WhnesrOaklal+oma F. a• Alin.M32WZ agement, Woad Pro- qually, tar free training. Durham SSh 830 Mo 92745Schoc or 927�p47, h/OTftA eke do babyssang ti cessing and mom. If Business Computer College. ( her hoi . any age wei00erne. you ate 45 years of age 427.3010. (TF) preferred- Enrolled students Call wheby. 6,66.3549. (032e92) or over and have NDEFINATE Pam °ft1e assign- will f11eAt • 2 dare a week. Proles- days 165 Day Care 165 Day Care recentlbeen y I Available Available you nuaactfld.tr c2 seasick. 3 veers ' r in accounts receia- Enttpriass, P.O. Boa 232 Grand FREE skids for fielsood . 717 •When �lw4a.i..r. I -y qualify for fund- able and mibctiart- Good work- ' i "'� if ing assistance. Call ing knowledge of ACCPAC. Call Cm ter I.eamin Ate. 579-2911 b hosen 3 sect Cent>ie, Wlltby. g 4 pm. (032792) RECEPTIONIST - peri emir part time including Sal- and some eYMMrlgs for all , - int office. Similar experience psalote0. non-smoking boding. Pbaae licensed ,asume q File saw P.O. Boa 481, OsftsmL Ont- LIN 7L5 p02?9I I PART time secretary/ bodkesper, marN hors good typing skills and computer experisece. Word Perfect presored. 10 howl ttlllekry- $12.50 - $15 per how. Send resume b 206 Byron SL S.. WMgy LIN 4Ps a cel Linda, s6L8666- illowe p 5oMft 00 *0" daytase &Val"Bywoodplc= 130 saA w� 205 meals, etc. 428-0707. Box 460/0. 1725 Kktpebm etartdalor5 tread, weak dam iCfCldtrab can apply b 1060 Road, Piioiq. Onsaio. L1V winasines od btrneill and Suture SL ara oro N. No phone b tilP6 (TF) mtirrtowlt grade 12 Reply b Fib pbass• 0324M ICNI11111E adro � Aifingil300 900um- Ctrterlyear round. 9300-ig00 a This Weak P.O. Ow44811ta'Oetmrar. L1H 7L5. EARN UP 10 6205 • wok yew meekly. PAolagraphars. tarry duck 0320M erect hours. assemble stylish inrellery at Bungle EARN guides. Caine woukeM hands, plus mare! Hawaii. money reading books) irrtudioNo soliKi ng do, " S30.00Wyr income potential, evvsert Into: : Send a silf-ad- Cerlbbean. Bahamas. 1.601- Deleis (1) 806 -882 -WW. CY - dressed staTq d «>rrllops It; 3053356, ask lot Mr. Taylor. 183. MM440 Bolan Inc. Ext. 455, 4325 f TYPE seller experienced on Slesphis Ave. W.. Suit 225• 18TAY home rtd- money, saran Coepuprap>fue 8400• Power Downsview Ont. min 1v7. $700. weekly, assembling View 10 and Dmklop pkcblsh. (041292) MOUS, 1nas or anyone in - simple products- Amazing „g e,p,(e„pe on page maker, forested in Children's dstailsl Rush S AS E L Plano 8B5.1a756 PART Time - driver werthd with eduCition CHILD'S PLAY :ACEs REPRESENTATIVE - setas MOTIEti of one, wlMta b IIOKA Lurnifer - Ory 8aaruoed 4nt8x/r SM. erpariarraed. pmk ss aa" 4tt8als•, sm tole d TLC a yew All From b &iiL Ex. agents. to sell sportswear to allis weloonCe• dot b Pok tabiMnd IOM Call del■. 705. schools. obs. cor)oration. Cal Kim all NOMM fOXW4 277-3301 or eeauings. 416.49s - Would suit formes leeches well DAVCAlE a abble in dart Mb5• 062310 sales badWound. Generous eons nasbn. Must have ear• hdnne. good fatalities, good Ayp���� rata• hilt lunches and snacks � `- '- Send issturo 1o: PersanaNea, 50 Bathurst Drive Welaloo RNerarnoa. Harwood and hlrry FWSok . 1V6. ar fax (Stgl 8851085. 95. 2- Lift - SIS0646. f00L?2921 NEW and recoeWilprted ape FASNION Network • Do your t PNanc■s with warranty, large 170 ••+.dnen. low Also hers eapoionce n party planer prices. 3 direct sats? We ofkx top connMEWamid mission std intendvss 10 our adlydyoearel FcPsra was>trsrs MEN with trucks will do delivery.ree ° COOK •experience and/or Paw is Market, ask holuaiald metresSkinny. (overidpt 1556 MajorOakand. C�IAMI cert (eta) small carltruck for light h deoveria in Oeh■aa seemar flusiigiCindilikula10 HOWwodk,su„* et tunitles are ant v tMe. call °dd Imo• r+singc 4paitlY artl4Mg Cd C- 1 % Pickering. Ont. L1X 211. talon• for er �� le and ow- roa+^di V areas. Hours 5 PXFL - shah our unique, aindoiug LP to i280ormonthly, aaem- Sharron. 416-249-1573 or 1- Joe, 2 (1� APPUANCE Cutis Ltd. RsbA (OC120021 Hair 434 1241 er 723 10 p.ln . Mon Fri and Sat- 10 and educational books and (birth to 12 years) to billing l walk fit ped You for oonPdbd rwdtl No EparlertoN 416.882.8444- 1o3Z2921 _ AtiCes machines, u to one ear p y guarantee. Sales, sovfoe and ° COOK •experience and/or 8847 am - 3 p rrC F1txiCN schedules, pinatas and pleat-wheionals You must be honest and Articles 220 220 For Sale para. Naas and used Best CootlsuFood Services training THE Karry lm is now aaotptirlp aailablt P� 12.50. 83.00 Per waking with dCidrerl. Pah-kine husaaoMyl Haw 10 start? Rush F" Sale Falces h Orrab tar tN,ally and preferred- Enrolled students appiealions for coals and bus delivery, should average 2D•25 or full tine opportunifies. No S.A.S.E.slo to: Horizon m FLEE skids _ tolititao>a eIC gtuarriy. 107 Dundee SL W, s` trebome. for chid ewe centre. person. Positions available deliveries Pat shift. Cel qday quoin a deiwries. Call Eleni Enttpriass, P.O. Boa 232 Grand FREE skids for fielsood . 717 •When 860 � Rd' �1w11g � WhlOy. 068•x444. 464 Geolp Pickering - FewAlWiWas. Rd. immediately. 428.-87PQ. stlona ow, 430.3943 after 4 at 43o -724g• Sus6& an, 65722 or valley, Ontario. LON IGO. Rd S. Cal list and aMt onla.n ' y 7 l - 3 V^ MWAq )o St- N 742,4222. rpk. area 836.2573. (032792) (032782) PJM Kitcar, 42D-2271. (033192) l e9Pl fa Melt. 7253030- (TFALL) .. .. �'�'• (TF1.. .. ,. _ ... < ., 1 1 � . I AMAS 220 ro sw 260 AM A Cry ttl "0 Ane A cans 400 F or Rent ILEATW JMCItMs - 112 prfaa, J FAMI- from EA HER and Point FAM1- from d. 150 and LV LEATHER. S Points Md LY P -' C►aiiiirt PfIShfltf�i �� J/\, l Fri. i Sat 1-5 pm Registration for all levels of students AJAWPIMF • (centre court) Ritson and Classes - Seminars - Workshops Aiax'Pkccering 666-1745 +428 -Mi One bedroom Taunton. Malvern Town Come ATTENTION FOLK Custom Shelving, apartment, main Scarborough. 412.0688. (0:12742) Daserrmerw apam+merw n gkaf neighbourhood, private OPEN HOUSE April. no parts.Ind"ng . stove. stow, last. April 1. /-416579.7576. floor, including FRIDGES and Stoves, wmtw and dryers, new msmresem and soh safe. 12 price, large seoc- tion of now and used ftxrlkure. We take tads -fn's. Belot you buy, give My Dad's a tryl My Dad's Sara. 116 Brock SL S., WRiWy. 430.0561. (042492) MOVIIIG roust sell - 19es Chevy Cheyenne, garage shell. wheel barrel. 24 ft. extension ladder. women$ 10 speed. child car seat, toys. ceding tan, storage shelf. BBO. 428-2709. (032542) WALLPAPER clearance - over 1,000 rolls from 99 cents to $9.95 adouble roll and mora. Open 5 days per week, Mon.- Fri. on:Fri, 9-6 p.m. Sat. 9.5 P.M. 623- 6961. 236961. 65 King St. E., Bowman. ville (TF) MARCH 23rd -28th BLmkwan Nam: flim to Thuls.14 pAL, 7-9 p.nl owner. well equipped, as new, 42.000 km. WHITBY OSHAWA HONDA 110 Dundas SL E, Whitby 666-1771; utilities. X600 Fri. i Sat 1-5 pm Registration for all levels of students _ __ ___ Beauty Health, Beau Call 68$-4294 Classes - Seminars - Workshops Aiax'Pkccering 666-1745 +428 -Mi (Full line of supplies E handcrafted wood. ATTENTION tacilit m. parkirq. Available rtnrdisMy. SM n 173 3 Rot"len Rd. Ajax, Ont. Call 683-8057 IN aFEAiii C n Hwy [1401 CRAFT SHOW Visage Art and Crafts Sprfrg Craft Show April 11 8 12, located comer Sherwood and Linton Rds., Pickering Village. Some tables still available. Call 683.9465 HOUSTON Tracker Vill plus 300 Automobiles 340 Auto Parts satellite T.V. system. one year 3 V Now sees ,� �, For Sale Repairs sell $2'•x00 or best after. Cal 631-9228. (0320 AJAX Pickering Appliances - no reasonable otter refused. Fully guaranteed reconditioned appfianoss. Come make us a deal. 427-6784. 467 Westney Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) MC D'S Billiard and patio klwxro at 75 King St. W. Bowmamnit•, Billiard tables - Ls Vegas Bay Special Black Beauty. 314 inch kahan State, leather pockets for $1099, cash and carry. Also dis- counts on floor models. Call 6235353. 0325M SOLID oak - pedestal exionsion table couplets with 4 sold oak 1906 Hyundai Elie( GLS, 5 sod, one owner, 86,000 km, AM/FM Cass. 1909 Honda Civic Dx, hatchback. 5 spd . AM/FM Cass., one owner, 74,000 km. 1906 Honda Civic LX, 4 dr. 5 spd . well equipped. 75,000 km. 1969 Cir%. Corsica, 4 dr., air 69,000 km, one owner, 2 -torr, sharp 1906 Honda Prelude, 5 spd., aro sharp. 53.000 km. 1990 BMW 325, 5 spd., ori FIVE new tires, all season Radials. Untroyals. 205-75-1- 015 balanced on rims plus caps. $390 o.b.o. Call 723-6258. (032292) AVAILABLE nrrned ately - in Oshawa and Whitby apartment building, spacious, carpeted. newly painted. apartmem. Close to bus. shopping, utilities included. No pets. One bedroom. $800. two bedroom. S700.430-0134.(CM192) OSHAWA - one bedroom man floorand two bedroom upper ,bar. Private entrance. parking. Laundry. 2 appliances. $525 and $595 plus hydro. First/last. Days -644-5751 or evening/ weekerd 797 2018 PICKERING ONE BDR11. gle non-smoker wanted. TMO. INCL. UTIL. walk to I, walk to lake. Laun, fac., I. em., parking, able, carpet, N windows, tan exhausts, and insult, quiet ighborhood. AVAILABLE Ica! MUST SEE, PICKERING 98 Church St. S. Large, dean furnished 3 room bachelor apt., modem decor, balcony, 4 pc. bath. fridge, stove, own entry, 6plex. park, no pets, 420-3774 284-1618 355 motorcycles MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE 1683-9725 PINE 'SAM rM•tra Arvevu ioa�ss a�saArs a, wan...:...r... �..� --- - - Business Home Home Services Improvements Improvements RESUMES professionally prepared, Laser printed."Forrroflnvattolt3 that Typesaft . word.ngprocessng• M.- are how dnapl�C1~/CMtd anslax andl MIA vice. Hwd L Typing and 792) Desktop. 837.0542. (032 illustration ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. usi C.65 or personall. Reasonable rates. Also, lesson$ available. Randy Timms. (4167 4331337. (041692) Flooring, Carpeting CARPET installations - free estimates. restretching a specialty. Reasonable rates. 987.1798 or 987.1800. D t N Ouncan. (TFWFS) Furniture Refinishing WOODWORKING AND REPAIR? Fine quality oak and pine custom wood products. Also furniture repair and refinishing. Call 286-2264 Handyman side chairs. Brand new. $1100. 985.8330.(032792) owner. well equipped, as new, 42.000 km. WHITBY OSHAWA HONDA 110 Dundas SL E, Whitby 666-1771; i --i RIDGE PICKERING bright two !!!LW4SURANCCE bedroom walkout basementapartment, case to Wks, w^tille person S53o, couple 5700 Frau 1991 F xSTS Harley D-wdson last. Available April 1, Call 8319 custom wins berry colour, 766, (03?5M chrome package, shot gun - - ---- - ppK. $13.500 firm. 576-0196 CLAREMONT Village - ground GCB CtTRtl'CTbN Interior and exterior rep9irs, rerlovatitxhs and construction. Fast and dean profesalonal work _ __ ___ Beauty Health, Beau wc CONTENTS: 10 ps oak ding room sues. grin 7 piety french provincial bedroom suit with cwoPr bed. Brown area rug. 9 112 x 15. 831-8375. (032292) CHESTERFIELD largo 4 seaftrfndge. won matchi loves" alive green and pink flowered Strom. Aiax'Pkccering 666-1745 after 5 p.m. (032792SNC) floor. one bedroom apartment. MOTORCYCLE, Autommoble stove. and utiltt es and property �nsurana. low ,as 929171 parfirsil 2263 guaraileed. CRAIG 686-1913 apartment. anenews,r ONE and two bedroom Per". fndgd, stow. lat,ndry, ATTENTION tacilit m. parkirq. Available rtnrdisMy. SM n 173 Custom Shelving, Irerlr condition, $1000. Zenith Console TV 25-, rernole control with telephone wri room. good Condition, $350. 2824141. MUST sell new Queen waterbed. s40o.; universal Gym 2001. $175: Indusinal so" trntidwrs, csnr5300 and up. 1965 Anes f,sd. sisoo. more household furniture. For Information, call 426-1211. fM2592) SALE - New and Lead frost fret fridges- coin washer and dryers lot apartment units. Stephenson's Furnmure and appliances. 227 Court St. Oshawa, call 576-7446. i CANADIAN TIRE Store - Ajax Safety Inspections $39.95 Car 8 light trucks 68}2277 rase. Cap Mon -SAS. 9 a.m. - 9 Fife HOLE p.m. 427.3595. Marsha. 32M(RENOVATION (032792 PICKERING in excellent bca- tion and Christian ho mna New Kitchen. bathroom 3 rec 365 Marine Goiutilities caw 401.and lahta& undnmd rty.rsplaa.TMs. ren ,n addition. Free bachelor apartment s cleanf 8stim1ale. BOAT Slips - Balmam Lake on wail Baiano. or March trove. 1 o% Discount ler Seniors Trent Susstm oust harbour, after that. 6495 mond+y CAN C4d17394 i kMN ' t:.el�lardBsll tMc. 930 48921M ESIMM I= - 1 LINE CONTRACTING LTD. GUARANTIED WINK DONE BY QUAL MED PROFESSIONALS AT REASONABLE RATES'. ytsieaiosal infslistis. oil' Silas blwk whidewtlwa!k A "we "Is r c ale t1l; orbk said vleyl 6sor hig 8ss asaary wort (Imadatbes, fireplere cbiusgs a iokerbckieo FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL JOHN 426-2643 VAZ GENERAL - CONTRACTiNG Specializing in all carpentry, additions, basements, kitchens 8 bathrooms, ceramic the 8 hardwood floors. Work guaranteed, free estimates. Call 683-5818. �J_ 91!i1.39 �.co•.o••raoj�, we Swae� F..rN•'.q 'M• e,n.m • DECKS -FENCES • YARD STRUCTURES • ACCESSORIES (416) 606 -YARD (416) 582 -YARD CALL T00AY - SUNDAYS TOO!! 4 clear water. Good fishing - up to Mary Kiassen, 420-4200, 40-.5700 and up. Phone 705- Canada Trust Realty Inc. 454-1946. (o4029Q1 (03229Q) 4032492) 9744.(0331921 one 000 yard, ptiruing, raw e,I , I an - DOUG*SWALL ♦ I CEILING SYSTEMS Drywall. Nratr>ccatx+q, _ __ ___ Beauty Health, Beau Apartments PICKEwNc - uwpodueayq. 400 For Rent excellent 2 bodrdorn bmsernor'k■ Gagner "W per month. kart month fillivein Army Trimming, Suspended Ceiltngs, Acoustic Tile, apartment. anenews,r ONE and two bedroom Per". fndgd, stow. lat,ndry, ATTENTION tacilit m. parkirq. Available rtnrdisMy. SM n 173 Custom Shelving, apartments. 3715 and 3740. 3730 pku Sox unl0em. F esu Elderly, disabled, aa Daserrmerw apam+merw n gkaf neighbourhood, private Specializing I n April. no parts.Ind"ng . stove. stow, last. April 1. /-416579.7576. hrrnlnally Ill. 1.24 ` moi and Basement Asnovia00ns. voson. 721- nursing 3 homemalung Caxw Co. 4324M (04028 427-'281 Boor Oshawa. PAliCN91 bedtL _g• " 1.4354X77 or atter 5.723- tlss. 20 years wpwiwhoa Good rorerences and satistction service. Quiet arta now home large (PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CIJ7CIC$ - Plano$, rent own. spL sae. upright. grand, digital. (keyboards. CLOCKS - ties ddvery and so up Call Tdsp and who advantags of our low onrerinNd warehouse prices. 4331491. P40M 230 ted am WANTED - stov4a, Iridic, wis" and dryers, war- - or twL A" wsras , pidktM Muck newer than 1979. Call Picharl 42D433- (W) 280 Lit a Found AJAX - large bright one yard, ptiruing, raw e,I , I an 619-0109 (1edroOrrl besemrre aparfrwd. bus route. avaiable Apnl 1. Aim" 0919 piste area mee• 4 piece bath, "W per month. kart month fillivein Army indigo. stow. private laundry ,ogpexble. e19`1326. f03279Z ONE tledroorn in roar tacilit m. parkirq. Available rtnrdisMy. SM n 173 OSHAWAtiny Dtdroen Home 1 21 , 21 la�•R�• (p32 Daserrmerw apam+merw n gkaf neighbourhood, private roments pVe PICILEIi1K' - cco misww fur- flow moe indg•. sears, Wnery. moi and nialn.d nw err tt.droom bas► Parking. mimes b Gm head al tparm additions. bmwn.wa CITY LIMITS Drywall Contracting ComTe•aai, Res eertla. Industrial. Speaaiized lir: Drywall Taping Texture ceings • Suspended ceings painting wallpapering 6 decorating Also roofing available Extra low cies Al lobs IS% art w'•^ - rs Coupor call Charlie 287-8478 or pager 501-5703 SHOWER STALLS Repaired d renovated Wad 6 floor lues supplied 8 installed ALC. Visa B B B LOWEST PRICES' Free estimates. Call Bernie, Progressive Tile 420-16M TOTAL RENOVATIONS Khettens, bathrooms, basements, slecincal and plumbing. Custom workyrat1Med) ?-rae estlmales. 619-0015 Housecleaning EXPERIENCED lady erg W a cleaning job. every Thursday. Good reierwio.s. Cal 6860645. (032292) GRANDMA'S Company - G - cleat (no Chemicals) homes and offices. We ofer'Mdher-in-lam✓ dean. Bonded, insured and polos security chocked. 725- 9177. 24 hr. answering. (042892) Moving, Storage AJAX Moving Systems - full services, moves. appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Call 427- 0005. (TF) MEN with large truck will do household move. residential, com morciai. All types of moves. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. (TF) TWOmen with trucks *THE �rOVERS- WWI do all types of •novel. Very competitive. give .s a cal. Pete. 5769533. (TF) Painting, Decorating LOU S :Iatrr ng arC Jecoranrg - wail papering. airless spraying. no too, is too small or 100 large. References avadabie, quality workmanship guaranteed. CAN anytime. 428-8583 (TF) PROFESSIONAL panting and walloaconng. , room or whole "ouse. guaranteed owest stem No lob's too small Quality wonkrtanshp guaranteed. Cal 430-2595 anytime ITF) Party Services MAGICIAN, = ow- '• a^Cs Zteady to entertan for any age. any occass,on. Birthdays. ::romot ons. openings. '.ndrasers. Magic shows are 'jnf LeQuce Help. M7057 or '268334 (TF) RABBIT warts wo•k doing -tags for cn horn's pares and all occasions. have my own ^tagtrw+ Call Erne, 66&-4932. TF) -- Plumbing BG �,ntxN `ave your yk.mo r,g acne by a i cense proless,onal. Speaahz,rig In basements. new work. and alterations. For tree eaimwts. tail Bob. 503-5682 (Bus.) or 686.2956 (Rem.) M50382) Tax, Financial Directory NEED MONEY YESTERDAY? Can Y.C-A. Morvale corporedw tet►. mww sperovowc las m sa;ras, en;r additions pMsplMmhed "ce"01. $700 mm*i. talbat h bathrooms. kitchens with bathcerarooics. ns with renovations, kitchens. /4116 5�2-t380� Renovations � rro PO. «Instils for twsines person. Mum be seek. $725 irmdudsd. Avaaatle May 1. 404. 1414 &'W 5 p.m. (032582) psesing dates. Cal RENOVATIONS, Cabinetry. LOWS - apeaafa- l \ Ing n nee rooms. erywaa, T-0ar J Itnche" SV 2454. (1113256?) ONE tledroorn in roar Ekgwl• 4322139 (032382) EIMIOPEAMtileeDeciatsls_vmi/ kitchens, kitchen n'iroomt basements, washrooms, ceilings. �Dem7 and panting. LOANS - need a ben? Good i Cal 4294115,111 (TF) poor credit. Institutional e private funds. For M putposto AJAX Meafrney.Ary 2 One CkWL no I" bright bedroom basement required. one available renovate your';roan a sdMforr n built horns$. WOOD Tec - new home For FAST ACTION W todr apartment. on ground floor. inlelmsdi�, and one ardsbl. kMcim•n wrest as ss1 s sear Caxw Co. 4324M (04028 pp„M,i, ,e„p,wja„t in.yw ea6029s. (0=44 s.Pwao entrance. "M Pio rnorwryudaudfta ftP4W " 1.4354X77 or atter 5.723- tlss. 20 years wpwiwhoa Good rorerences and satistction apartments. additions and decks. Free estimates, cad Topimyw Available now. 427-0700 39M(032'M guwar.sed Foe Mee searAlm SABER Contracting - all ear POW. 831,2001. M320 it PnINO - slashed 9" taw WO "0 C" COMM 4door. V66 o low C12 GlenA SIL. Very , 0_Dyktsra 725-4915 (Ti) renovations, kitchens. AWSMYMAM electrician. Pg,mwim PMIS gss n oyes. s 8 mor aa.a, air. IIIL amain ca.sBa, wNTiOy - coact 3 bedmom mils. 2 bit I , - . a vall. now w 1a -I ^� � J848 Sarna Spraying - ro lob Twmwd bMhro.nr Im.mr , mtiir.srkarmd. onrrBwncy sw%i, twaihro Spahsattng in service dwgss rewiring, additions and 576935 and Mt rIIR$ elf- Mas laund In atM talk of Sa500 co tgod. 1987 Chair �K Apt 1, Pe62: Palki g. heat anti Los big w too $OW. . ( Livingroom, diningroom. • �' t.ilaas• 831,2M0 tori Dodge Caravan. a9.pop kitchen. fridge/stove, $500 PICKERING _ tridol • one tiOLlrplallesel0110, Opt ilk VA" R0. 39141159, Mayw4MCVS. a.o.air. tloadeC duplex. $750 monthly plus Cable included. 578-0873 w esllialp rdaaktgrepMlraC1& refinishing, quality work renovations. All work adds0ls b* t� tiara a a essats- p3 57900 CoaUad. Milts Jackals, ultklss. Available April 1. Pltar 72b4Ms. ps02821 for free aWarass; 43s-2123. guaranteed, IS years guamramett ken esettlMss CIA / nil m • Chmn Holdw Moolo. MOOM 9116.42•!5 p3278Q) - rte.- aa ---a. es64ae5. (OOQ782) INaT�tl + we. �.. a.-.... 11041121111211etpwiwha 8012915. (TFEFQ 42NKM RFA) caw•• s$-�r -- -•-- • -^ ---• s Mks Gawrrer. 2 door. 4 --- -w - ----- t>.wrrr; apwwkwmw. sotw on. IS. To -,' -Nip pbao rW 986• 4 SPed. standard. 9r.d in bsbw Brand mss am gwaga, alsibte irslydtraly. ts a32$a100 or beat ager. 5798875 t1.aOwn batwnwlt ap.rMrt«1L $680 cable and utilitie. 400 400 400 " 400 �� km*" a. tttllt;s, sepomm Ucbdad. ea9 $IsdaR tbsaa5l. FM ReM es- per) B � Ilea n.w6al �f�a etVWL 11l�and wltnrttal ilbcitwtssak 3 Pisa RMfiABI BMW" Service - slwsn Mstaf be assn iT250_ /laadsotn. while Hianlarm Cad 4411111,44111511. 403aa62) salla cat all duly. F&o m Me Calvl)w TWO 10. ono IMori. rltpwwsK 9111yeti $100 awnw..Inos.o..t conamm 2 Cants ssi kt�-iCON Cuff 27K door kMellbsdt. 4 ey6lder. s Asad. Pa-. pb•. anttAm Mer.. 3VV Q� � ras.eas. low ai.aga, $aW6. � oMl■sd Cao 477�$?72 iiw anyllms. Big Town Sales. Lith Pat Grand Prat STE_ � Ftiy loaded McYrdtit$ I IlA a1d UN Ch oy Chwsaa, 4 door. Cor player• A great tralw aY ttaal ud Matw. stralm cosec . $tea' 65 �Ou1j1j. 4trar � egod new wdlao. aall ,a-.y°MtaunN t uk bat olhr, good car. GIki 1998 T"CM TOOM LE. 2 door 40M- pXMM (Wchbadk. 5 spsod. a1Mm fm Poo ParW.rurk 2 door rsasMto, 33.000 kms.. A-1 ataam4M4 kladed 500. cortdaion, $7950. 429-6619. Cd 696.8253. 41111112 bath. Slips a 401 and at anr,M $475 ,sit --4 Sett EXECUTIVE ono bedroom quiet sinCZglo. 187-4019. > � bath, wall to wall carpet. AJAX Sourl - bright cbm also ssparal. arrrattoa, Peal err badsawn bnwnem aprr,wtL am clsnt. 4" pn.at sly No In tas,0y hang. alpplianeas, pts, fiWb& SM LntWsisek lauduy, parking..oparaw CNN kibk 3761412. FIWl1IXllI 4tlrMwoa, no,'errtdtw. Aldsbb Two b.dte0re apwlrlterM le atter 5 pin w 428 7208 Odissive. howit, M ft hMp and some ixArded. Palkirg for ani 1NIilBy - Go a1M - nspattAb car. coin pwaod balladry, *0 whir. Ings, coan, bright, 3 and haat. m3 per t w0h. AMA- be WL be ., 1spwkMnM,sppkanoas, able April 1. 434-6311. laundry. parking and two (0402829NC) atararh. $749. dwts kd l ias. O81MWA - close to das.own, Avail. April 1. 571.1820. newly decorated 3 badman fm%" apartment, wrath kk,l and PICKEMM VWW - large, Migl- aIerloss PAw bright• 1 bedroom baswrww etlaarn, parkkkg, 5700 morandy t IM FAVM - lsom batt$ and aperM,wC saparaM wtkar I nows+ra Available rrw. O88 VIM 4 WhW bridge, crow, shatsd laundry, 1916. 122494 - 2 tl.dfa . 4W+Ar-, ls"be +•a, so per. 1fticks. van at WHOLESALEWhy 320 p&W padkig, wilt.$ included. Non LAR rs- new ass bs*c o . 1 oo* smoka prMwnd April 1.5575. in intnt MW 110 apartment m , kidg �� 2 IleMas apsre.t apamnrnt in home, hiege, wmMMt S �K Mow, osr.ral air, $750 rrwnkyr Pio roWN Calms 00 4 Ion 4. 16.000 b�W' X1481. P32492) with„ living room, III cphen IM Ford 31 N Pawl& $raft Is 00 Ow aW Incudes uifte. FistAast, arias >iAOO$ WS sslr 06075 a abo May 1. Cal aftw 6 p.m. Carltrs296- 9 (TF) 1918 Spring. low mll.age, kms., $14,000. 1988 Rarnpar ONE bedroom apartment. bathroom. and angN� . ' 4a4. 53.000 kms- $7500 Both SOPWON whtwhos and patkig. Plain e - imxdtadsd. Arad Apd 52111,M 427-4483 w 8568935 lh>3a 492) $6300. ASK S p•m 576-0196- certiliod. Call 263-8682. Close to Knob Hill and GM. Relon aces. FrYIMI, SM neg' WI/TBy • uredo lbor 3 bedwow OBIIAWA now buddkg in can• t1M1 Canasr RS. 4 cylrWo ( Livingroom, diningroom. • �' t.ilaas• 831,2M0 tori Dodge Caravan. a9.pop kitchen. fridge/stove, $500 PICKERING _ tridol • one d tripisa, 2 appWhoss Wg. nwi.m. bcalion. One and two backyard. parking avadabo. bwfroorn apartments with Midge. aum. air. m:amosia. 3000gknts. SO= a boo oRar• knak. lsbktB amhgiar, ma@N t monthly. FiraVlast. Avail. bedroom plus don. Asking amielan. Alldp $6500. Chi ilepdYalk M$ 4(h[ $ $I= Call Ftanll.SIG5637 at $750 pw mah8h. Ora and last some. washarand dryor.; lig Wba ided. Call 404- (sullied. Cal 7WO122 sillier 8 and x ti 8700. A>322gW horns. 8M ' _IVA 827.5126, I 1 1 117>I'll PJM foam 259-tst 1. P=M . 11•ntL 543'1168 dist tVAL (M APARTMENT RENTALS CHOICE LOCATIONS IN OSHAWA NO RENTAL FEE TO YOU VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 579-1626 OR 571344 ECELLENT north Oshawa - PICKERING • Whass Rd. SOuah cowk• 2 1 1 , cin upper, duplex large bright spacious 2 awrbls May 1. Fridge stove, bsdro 1 llaserrt.r. ttpwamrtL Brw%K telsrsrt, 5825 plus walkout 4 yard. 4 place beth. dials$. Lynn. 4368888 allot 7 (o rking. $725 incl siw. FkW p.m. or leave message. lastavailable"1.42048". VJJC, n2) (1)32792) PICKERING - one bedroom PICKERING - one bedroom basement aparfunwtt, privats Oa.wtl.mtl apartnlNkl• parking. k entrance. utilities, parking separate entrance, 5800 Included. AvafYbo i,m.dlMslyIndlshre. Cal 831.3618 dW 5 \, $826 pparastmt, ost 40p4M.(OOa68Q1 t ;fsi«vM�• : ,• rr . . mw•e k �.•triA76id�w .nvararaaas,t�awawYra�iMllB[aur1811A MAit,n _ aovere411"aagarwawaAY•alaaaataaa4/AIAA .MAUL A40M-- FaSge 400 A Fm 400 " 430 R°°"R� 430 Ro" TRem 500 500 500 n" 500 FAJAX 55 Fatby Court ~ n toltily butillift Air oindlnrwtg ppil611p/, lowillfy facititt, tiw181Y ridndiepoutd petkitg ndutMd. Call 683-6021 St1E1Z'FJt B-5 CORPOt> = AJAX 77 b 33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartment in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. $741.11/mo. Call 686-0845 or 686-0841 Mon. -Fri., 8:30-4:30 p.m. WHITBY - 1525 Nichol Ave. 2 bedroomsavailable immediately, $795.. Iridge. stow. utilities included. Laundry and children's Payground avail- able on site. Appicalflons meg be picked up from Durham Housing, 1615 Dundas St. E.. 4th Floor Lang Tower. Whitby, or call 436-6610 between 8 30 and 4:30 weekdays. (0325921 AJAX - -The Breakers' brand newexclusive lakeside con- dominlums for rimed,ate occupancy. 1.2.3 bedrooms. 9001500 sq. ft.. featuring 5 appiaroes. air. balconies and soianums, underground Parking. health club wilh Indoor pool, sauna. eserese room and bA- hards room. To view can 428- 1974.(040792) TWO bedroom apartment for ren;. lop floor of triplex. an utllilies included Totally renovated. parking evadable. Laundry faalows, close to Oshawa Corrine Available " 1192. Can Tony, 623-5116 affair 5 P.m (032292CNC) O"WA -oo bedroom 3495. Fudge, stove. utilities. carpeted. rrrnediaey. No Pets, sort single Person Call 631-5706. (032792) RETAIL space for rem - aPOrox 300 sqft. suitable for c'y cleaning, shoo repair, Const 410 Houses For Rent WHITBY three bedroom bungalow. main floor, clean, bright. close to Go and 401. Parking. separate entrance. available Immediately. 5750 Plus utlll;Ies 261-9662. (032492) OSHAWA - three bedrooM 1 1. 2 baths. central air, tnrshed basement, two appkancesi large fenced yard. $8% Pius utAtres. After 5 p.m 686-0510. (032292CNC) LIVERPOOL.'BAYLY - Three bedroom main leve+ of house. Go and amenities. park ng, appliances. Weary. $10e0 per 101.11 Plus Sox utiales. FM last. May 1. 1-416-579-7576. 02921 OSHAWA _ countryhme 3 bedroorr+ bcngaiow. living, d^"n9- reVeatidn rev*+, wmra air. atached garage -aumvY Thornton area Avarlabne May 1. 31000 . incest Phorr 656 4036. M32092) 420 Townhouses For Rent FNCWBndi town. 3 bed- rooms 2 aashrooms 2 AJAX - Furnished room to Fant, CLEAN, quint room for Fant. NO ntar1eY davot' 3 h d "" 1 OSHAWA - attractive semi OS MWA - KYgM1lrmony - for FOINI badroon SWK Marlen. ostz ane to am. (tXI259p) 1drM and on MW be. '-`&'g' (o32s921 1 I1nriroM Ines oo�m�, Wrtdry Iadllhs. lirrlpMar, only. 7211- � Rits"401 8116.000. Mrinp room finished basinw■t ¢slow tent 21 1 -n nbwrerd t � $75 per week inclusion. 427- 7304 bawasn 12 pan - 5 pan area. laundry moms 1- 0 big back apeatintnl. Central air, a6acrod able April 1. Class to 5 Flak 0173.M32492) 10 $1079 monthly. Call Rick or yard• close to school, bus. garage, all appliances, Map $120.000obow Offer. Cal RRNr4" bed a" moan - Doug. 668-0805 or 57¢4252• neutral decor. 571.2498. $149,000. Flexible fkkanciny. 7256767. (032792) near Pickering Town Centre. PICKERING - Brock Rd. and (403M (�) Mr. Greens 420.6:M5. (040282) Cable, parking, separate 401 - one furnished room r�- entrance. $95 weeltly. Fist/lasf. Ibis in clew+ house. Rant in - 639 -0310.032292) dudes cable. laundry. Idichen facilities. $390 inclusive. 426- ALTONA Rd. and Hwy 2 on the 0537. (032292) Rouge ravine, non-smoking mals prelerted, al am vilties. $85 weekly. Call 286-1861. PICKERING - single roost, use of kitchen• walk to Pickering Town Centra, Go train. Piderno generating station. 1325 Non Pricker prot Phone 4244318. (032722)nt� AJAX - furnished room to ram. Shared facilities, dose to but and Go, respectable person. 6863358. (032292) FURNISHED room - Pickering. Landry and kitchen facilities. Cal 686.4756. (032292) AJAX - large room in friendly home. Shared kitchen, laundry, cordial ail and vac. Big yard, parking available. Pat - 427- 7113. (03259 WHITBY - furnished 2 rooms with ensues in hoes. Available irm ediately. laundry. kitchen and parking privileges, respos- nbls adult. 43D-7547. (032492) ROOM for rent, in quiet townhouse. Washer, dryer, kitchen facilities. an included. )400 momhly. Brock RdjV4wy art. Available April. 619-0167. (032592 445 Industrial Units 445 Industrial Units For Rent For Rent FOR LEASE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 1,500 TO 13,000 SO, FT. INDUSTRIA VCOMMERCIAL CITATION BUSINESS PARK, OSHAWA 401 & HARMONY ROAD EXIT W. FRANK REALTOR - JOE BOSCO 450 shared 455 Condos For Accomm. Rent PICKERING Wwry t^de, 2 Two rooms- exec,.�ve bedrooms. 2 baths. solarium. home. Furnished, use of ec. facilities. security. Availabie Universal ,. modiaely. $1075. Call 266 laundry, Vin • '291 (032292) BBQ. enc. Claes to all 0 Cottages For amenities.47 _ 595 week Rent room d board. Suit DONT want ,;rti ,s too ate mature stkldent working mer' ° your hoedaY °DRQ now at Woodard Estates. Only, adult. 428-1211, Wave 90 minutee N.E. Of Pickering. mrts�ge gully equipped. 2-3 or 4 bedroom conages. 3 pace bath. PICKERING- exea.'•ve nor-» healed pool. sandy beach. boat b share Whif* s Rd. N. air, and �oi r��• shore. weekly cede. oerwt+g. 0 areA f400 bingos and movies. large Per month Can Bruce. 837- acres b kern' 210182 (032792 ooetag" avauable beginning 10. SM and up per week. PICK*RNG Village a proles- Weekend specials. Seasonal srona: In :molter one parking. one bedroom canape available, central air, pool, outdoor Tent and trailer sits& also 1- 0. Z1, laundry. lirepaoe. or available 1-70&653-1317. (TF) 9100 plus share Loses, Female entail uses. 21 Harwood Ave. S. Beside Texas Burger Call 683- Oar garage. rad room, � Pmererrsd. Can 426-6120 leave FtYrtdi 490 ostz ane to am. (tXI259p) fndge i1 stove. $t .050 8 '-`&'g' (o32s921 Vacation Rtntals PICKERING VAlage - 1500 ubbba. WHIT1Y - 2 bedroom naso b CLEARWATER 3 bedrooms. 64 tt 2 bodroom basement CALL PAULINE share 1400 rincir r. $tries included. Con ra ar. available fully t unshed. air conseparatehbdle apartmem. separe entrance. hard with 1A�' Bright oozy i I to clot. to homes. Healed Dods. hot tub. hogs. stow. Par". centrairrrnsdkaely. neighs and pink 4 r{Iosal 6865832. 668- tennis. shuffleboard. children air. no Pairs. nail smoker. April 1 aloe Alm 1.434 5e1� (032494 7252. Mile. (0325x2) welcome. (Less than motel). FrsDUst. 8860 riciasive. 426 OSHAWA - two and 3 bedroom PICKERING - Dralossionel, non- Available March 28 and on. 663 - SM. (tl32992CNC) townhouses. Includes all smolknowned 5503.losonz AAA Beautiful bachelor �' e- 4 a0ph��as• clow b 5 bedroom sescuM harts• in- APRIL ore bock b bwrtRkA awns, frwpbs. $560 usieies scrooe and ar"Wiftes. call 434- ground Pool. c or. laundry. Madera Bleach. tuty furnished. included.After 6p.m.72549e5. 391 ITT) Town Centre. Go. 401. $400 1 bedroom $440 U.S.. 2 (03249?) AJAX - 3 befrcorn banhotse. monthly. Immediately. 420- bedroom $500 U.S. rromhy AJAX - webedroom besernort Wesiney R VI -l" 2. and unt 574) 3. fes only. Rick. days. 432-3554: apa^ment, $525 montnly. lin- with garage. $9754month 1101/ smoking carwa wgnen, evervings. 686-4670. (03249Z dudes all utilities, laundry, Lose". Flit i ant, VoeronOet. wishes to share home with FORT Lauderdse, lcuury - in Telephone exckudsd. Separate Non-smoking, no pea. Available same. Child welcome, two for rent. April on. Very 08&641, cal after 630 p.rri Immediately. 428.3238. MOMf660 20 Call 434- 686643x. (0325921 (tel Cal Row a 75 5 wok o �� HOIISO For 410 AJAX - three bedroom townhouse. and unit with 427-46Mhone.( MOZ 500 Homes w smokirq For Sale Rent gar • s9oo --v* • unless., eer els werrsd w ahrw nokuse b trot". Available rrvnsdO y. Seahba a fd% with resiwd lady WHITBY luxury downtown Ilydwooyprywr Dr. $314061 and onnNI dog, R .. fat Wing. 2 bed ad rrn eegat 9�rr- home. Fist $/lable Leave message, 032292► for the appropriate person. den m and est. Availbe iedtalety. TOWOUSES >�i� two TOWNHOUSES- oe. fiquii890-5683. pit/082) 430.6420. 032692) badroorn bwnhousee. North of AJAX - pro quint consalaras EAST Oshawa -stain 11oor bun- EAST 401. clow b GO Wan eL_', Ismtaea wing to shae setae in quiet mature gaiohboin qui. ed*ooe' north and south M. hard with 1A�' Bright oozy i I to clot. to 01Ddi away tram Knob Flt. Bks li roost. laundry, parking, neighs and pink 4 r{Iosal sM n Wont of - glee Avail- large. backyard. $65 weekly. central air, $950 includes aloe Alm 1.434 5e1� (032494 actuation. 427-t5tS2 or ere Mitres. Available Aper 1. 432- OSHAWA - 3 bed►oarn raved 'resenlille" 10304912) 1160. 032212) bassnwtl 4 appftfKft, near AJAX - peat b s11- 8 clean 3 WNnW - 2650 a" al brk k AJAX ' be" WIN spea0us Finan and 401. 3885 includes bedroorrl finisttad baserrent saFackrtive home. M plywood n in Qum utiles. Available Apra 1. 00 home. Backyard with Sea. � 50 fl b onto rtesaIdbedroaol uWra newly 0892M 032202) ��. air can.. cities to 401/ m� huh 6 bevelled rsitt. . . hull Isnot in Yat• OSHAWA - 1050 Sinecoo SL S.. a' srtNst• 84M tntort6tly- Call glass dtlots, anssra aY and vac available tmnediealy. $675 2 bedroom available 42635M. 01279M Pmb-bnaq Mdectpod and plus 1.2 ut/tim. 427.2360. trrarns$Ik IV, 11)107 plus whoa. AJAX - by 00 take - wo e•Pwt- �­w -OWAW- (0322021 Fridge. stove. garage. and srlle people needed to de 4 Vim Upgrades. 8284.900. Cal apartment• agwas entrance, rjlnidFan'a playground on sia APP�e uncle be Dented Up bedroom hone whh 2 uYkara MW lis dogs. 3350 pack 426- 264.3666. Open Hakes Open Howul. e S 1 -S 20 Enclai Or . v2/2 oft, ho Utoo, 1 sYhs, 4 bedroom O a Oumrn Housing. 1615 Dur- 9913.(0325M swam appliances. UJaIr, fi Il ' Y -d- b�Go des St. E., 4th Floor, Lang Town Witty. or ant 436-6610 A condOS FOr PAM o hs decK 811 lances. R.lal.rnoas. $1 loo pills 22 lel hem 83g - 430 vveekdalrs. til Rent annes flood did fns nedorn kitchen, ONxrproonv Iwntlt Boors. jalarzaf paftilet e SOUTH Ajax - 4 bedroom WHITOTY Go - 3 bedroom hratgnkan' Large yard' garb" absolutely dean 2 appliances. close to amenities. availabe finished basement, carpeted. April 1. 254-1618 or 28341030. ore P>nMMng• vendor will help (0322M financing with low HEW 2400 sgJL 4 bedroom on- downpayment. No agents, eCtrltw hgrre 3 bade, and Orn- $112,500. 6884M846. 10403M wits with jacuzzi- ravine 10. Rooms To Pringle Crook Whlby. Cal after 430 tern 6 pan 474-1348. (032482) dock. second kiichsn, but roan• dntaced games, Open House, Sur, 121.70 Farewat Collision. 723.8036. 11 1:11112' atrgKel has $10.000 b end ai $147 per moth. Contact Jerry at 488.8805• Cormratity Finan - dal Sennas. (TF) beautifully decorated• 3 AJAX -200".4- odrooes. ------------------------------------� BRIGHT - bwAiluL 2 bedroom be&=, 1 112 bate, roan floor Itsfeenced central air. and appliances. PICKENNO - brook Rd. and 401. One furnished room avail- condo With swimito pool. a1 appiartoes and 1 car l nkno. yya d, 115 mins. from Oshawa. 10 Min. hem available May 1. l 428-661 ISO l . pets. Call 428-6614. able in dean house. Rem in- Available May 1, Taunton Rd. and Simcce SL O~a. $750 able aloe immediately. 6553887 5 3987 MAvail- 1032592) duds$ Cable. lauricky. kitchen R1w "Y plus hydro. Call 430- alter 8 p m (032692) LARGE three bedroom fadlties 1390 irtclsilre. Cal 426.0537 () 1687 • (W2797) OIIONO-3bsdroomranch styN detached brick, livingroom, dningroorn, " ode -in men CLEAN quiet rooms, separaN C O U R TI C E luxury one bungalow on gorgeous 11/2 auras, sin forest around wiUb forced yard, walk to Go train. kitc'en, bathrooms. parking, bedroom condo oatplMe with fireplace, air Conditioning, 6 I% stream gran lot kids. in-law schools, Pickering Town Centra. but at door, convenient to alpPfancar and on Bile Mortis apartment• agwas entrance, mina ss b 401. Available April Rouge Valley. Wentdy $85- court. $900 monthly Tiro to deck. attached heated 15. $93p momhy. 472.4350. $100• -1101111111' rates awailbb. 'plus 5j7,4.,g�g�0.,, 983- t0325LJ21-•...•■-.-.-.•.... _•.•.• Zt`�s i •..-.•.•.,....uilitwt:.683-03/5. ,0 3 91..-.•..-1�- 1� .�..a'' ' + FAST -LINE THREADED PRODUCTS LTD. 91 STATION STREET. UNIT 86. AJAX. ONT. LIS 31-12 TEL.: (416) 619-0350 FAX: (41M6119 -W52 SPRING MAINTENANCE SPECIALS FEATURING ` HIGH QUALITY METAL i ASSORTMENT TRAYS COMPLETE RANGE OF (STAINLESS - STEEL) BRASS AND METRIC FASTENERS Everyday low prices on a wide variety of nuts, Molts, woodscrews, metal screws, construction fasteners and assor"enttrays. Sales Counter: Monday - Friday 8-5 p.m. Saturday 8 a.m. - noon OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Personal 6 Small Business Accounting Assistance d Tax Rennin Preparation Davie Sinclair Chartered Accountant 427-28," Fast Friendly Service Free Consuhations; Contemporary Business Solutions JONM Seeds CMA 11 Pkramen Drive, Ajax, LIS 6R7 427 -OM Tax eksriess,Personal (Special Raim For Basic Saw IT Ratrm) WORRY -FREE TAX PREPAR91ON NDWIDUAL AND FAMILY TAX PANNING DEBORAH R. RODRIGO C.A. FREE CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT (416) 420.8173 WISDOM FINANCIAL SERVICES Financial advisor, investma)nt owxmi r, in1OOM tax propagation. Pamiaized /1.110nle service. TAX PREFARA71ON AND BOOKKEEPNG SERVICE PifMW and MW busfM. 6gterwnood SO feel estate agwlts. 649-1805 JILL FIELD i STEVE LOVISEY CBAeTqPltED ACCOtlJN'PAI�'I'3 Servicing all Taxation & Accounting needs. Evening cit Weekends FEEE CGnsultatien 427-3411 ' � . s�r..K .:r'•1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BOOK-KEEPING + PLUS Personal and small business tax returns prepared. South West Pickering Area Phone and leave message 837-0071 INCOME TAX PREPARATION ; PERSONAL, SMALL BUSNESS Y and CORPORATION TAX RETURNS. 1 ACCOUNTING and BOOKKEEPING ALB. DATTA, C.M.A- "I 831-3541 SPECIFIC ACCOUNTING SERVICES 839-4014 Pill= & SMA Business o�Accoou i fag CaillImIltirship, In R8tun e, C.anpuMriadon - Five Consuftadon Joint Ramat Speciall RM M BmwoM K Maim Fox= $3MM SP6calists in AeeoultAirlp Saf mate System, Prepares Taxes The Canpulerized Method. Approved By R6wnw Canada. We Can Do Th61a t«Il%6 YOU Wit. Call 6864727 ava1 10 plIF— re personal talc tieli 'rM, Reasonable rales. Fat mrstiound. Can prepare 11111011 in your own hmw Call David Rae at sea-s2ss a • a It D r` .a r., .. A Wkr A r'. s - ..as .r. o A' ;1 rip yr,laru yil CoW ------------------------------------� � \ 1 I i 1 7�X ?IME 1 DALE C. NAGY C.M.A.Seniors' Discount before April 15 + Don't delay, call today! 1 i� Specialist TOP NOTCH SERVICES t i npi ooWl epilla Confrollership Tu Ne: dam'erwdm 427-5515 l t 1940 Durham Road 85, Pickering PersonaLStinll business returns j 649-2270 BookkeepirKjTyping services 1 Free f�rlsultatioNSp6edy service I 1 Personal 6 Small Business Accounting Assistance d Tax Rennin Preparation Davie Sinclair Chartered Accountant 427-28," Fast Friendly Service Free Consuhations; Contemporary Business Solutions JONM Seeds CMA 11 Pkramen Drive, Ajax, LIS 6R7 427 -OM Tax eksriess,Personal (Special Raim For Basic Saw IT Ratrm) WORRY -FREE TAX PREPAR91ON NDWIDUAL AND FAMILY TAX PANNING DEBORAH R. RODRIGO C.A. FREE CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT (416) 420.8173 WISDOM FINANCIAL SERVICES Financial advisor, investma)nt owxmi r, in1OOM tax propagation. Pamiaized /1.110nle service. TAX PREFARA71ON AND BOOKKEEPNG SERVICE PifMW and MW busfM. 6gterwnood SO feel estate agwlts. 649-1805 JILL FIELD i STEVE LOVISEY CBAeTqPltED ACCOtlJN'PAI�'I'3 Servicing all Taxation & Accounting needs. Evening cit Weekends FEEE CGnsultatien 427-3411 ' � . s�r..K .:r'•1 1 1 t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 BOOK-KEEPING + PLUS Personal and small business tax returns prepared. South West Pickering Area Phone and leave message 837-0071 INCOME TAX PREPARATION ; PERSONAL, SMALL BUSNESS Y and CORPORATION TAX RETURNS. 1 ACCOUNTING and BOOKKEEPING ALB. DATTA, C.M.A- "I 831-3541 SPECIFIC ACCOUNTING SERVICES 839-4014 Pill= & SMA Business o�Accoou i fag CaillImIltirship, In R8tun e, C.anpuMriadon - Five Consuftadon Joint Ramat Speciall RM M BmwoM K Maim Fox= $3MM SP6calists in AeeoultAirlp Saf mate System, Prepares Taxes The Canpulerized Method. Approved By R6wnw Canada. We Can Do Th61a t«Il%6 YOU Wit. Call 6864727 ava1 10 plIF— re personal talc tieli 'rM, Reasonable rales. Fat mrstiound. Can prepare 11111011 in your own hmw Call David Rae at sea-s2ss a • a It D r` .a r., .. A Wkr A r'. s - ..as .r. o A' ;1 rip yr,laru yil CoW 500 545 545 Pas FMTM BUYERS 00% FNVC111111G TO OUINW Po dnsul Prices are down, irMere51 rales down. Make 1992 the year you become a homeowner. Call Harris Dwyer Re/Max Reflection Realty Inc., 24 hr. answering service & pager. 434.5222 PRIVATE SALE PI MRING: 4 bdrm., 2,800 sq. ft Must be seen! Features lam. rim. & den, large kit. w/patio, gar., new carpeting. Close all amenities. OPEN IbUSE Sat. & Sun. 1-5 p.m. 2003 Whiskey Gate (Whites Rd. & Finch area) 139-9790 OSHAWA - lovely 3 bedroom bungalow. excellent location, terms negotiable, reduced, pmate, asking $138,000. 416- 26N1288. 1&263 8288. (032799) AJAX - 4 bedroom clean neutral detached tree yea old hone. row lake, dosing date flax" 2017 sgft. Cal for alppirarnsrx aper 5 p.m 8634791. (0324912) WIVISY - 3 yen old bright 2 storey with walkout basement, fenced. ceramic. circular staircase. ensuite etc.. open aquae Sun. 230 - 430 51 Bas. ten 8lvd. Whitby. 666.1962 as. lung $207300. I= chance to buy prw>wh- M320M NORTHWEST Whitby - 3 bedroom link detached. Largeear, walk -u, closet. aermi- 4 Pwcer2 piece. eat -in ki than, Florida ceiling, dishwasher. wakou l b k, dec finished basement. attached gwags. fully I - $153.900. 430.3460 9or 428.3035. 1515 "'"f erty DUPLEX - 14% net yedd on 325.000 down. a - t rented. CwWree, now Oshawa General Hospital AdMa $WSimooe St. Oshawa. Recent' rerwwsed. 9*MSO n•rers. 416.6x1.2443. 520 CondosSale r coneanrwrmmall (540 p -h. ak cupboards air conasiorh.,gge, limom. etcw a bacwla. 79.9-00. Call 623-8969. r TEA -new luxury ondo_ 2 bedrooms 2 ed avai labilly after h. Further intiuvies. 433.0843 a Raw.,ut. M=492)Per TrailersC Sit Vb. sumer roil In a .,ea•AW wo ups. spacious FAMILY . We (lave aof NEW andes and To" Ttelsw at $4500 - maty on franwtidosfatwto PIGEON LAKE PARK. Open 7 days a 6.799.5M !W' ) M and barks, 90 % boot Frawa also IV a OUN arabbiL w Rick 668.6805. Flit swio S«lo.a QAtiEfi b 9ff%olp.apr- value, some below bank IN IIssm for WN PwP L"01 •08 _1______ + evbe and approvals COTTAGE -;59,900 FANTASTIC LAKE. Exlerior =npleie, big Private lot, private sand beach, super st hntirq, IsI tg, hiking, X-skintg, terms. 416%M8 -29t11 590 OBusiness Busi ppness ortunities 590 Opportunities CREDITOR SALE GOLF & TENNIS RETAIL BUSINESS The secured creditor is selling the assets of the Golf & Tennis store located at: 1121 DUNDAS STREET EAST WHITBY, ONTARIO AVAILABLE: Inventory, equipment and fix- tures. Lease and franchise may be negotiated separately. FOR INFORMATION CALL (416) 275-0065 BIDS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 5:00 P.M. TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 1992 FIGHT Recession - excellent670 Personals ponunry for making money, working from your home. serve self-addressed stamped envelope. Opportunity Express, 1700 Alliance Road STE. 210 Pickering. Ont. L 1 W 3X2. (032492) 670 Personals JESUS in Oshawa at the Holiday Inn, Sat. 7:30 p.m., Room 221. Jim Carrybeu. 1. 705.953-9475. (040399) LEGAL AD DENIED? klay I hslp1 Also lktiatesad Dirorm, change or Nw". vers, Insurance cams, LanaordR4narX culkaft p A.taary. Blains Rep iras". hupaaivus, 1 . 00•10 . CALL 42&M != N ZM ADYERT11iiniit s1lwmy, amcH 2s, 19*2.lrMa IS Aws 670 670 670 675 Avis so he Dna swe, PW" i fta ws,a, to be Ilial, OO*Aw '%W lladln 84 al 6 Pre. WOfta ot$srt will be* sew to Is" go rt tap -$." No hales wild, 4 i rawer U/ cabitsl 2-8sr ssao, "a" loco, babble usirderI eloclraak kW" aasdiw, etas pkttuns, p1Aae balsas. wriout sties, waster craft stim"s, waft M s aerole«y cam . lapawy wool, up ay tan.- 300 books of aoss-~, Wiling and «strokfsry. plus Maty aaore era MrsrHlt not Manla•d. TWa CIA vel *an Au"~ 72"'"1 710 Births A BIG WELCOME to Sa=Mha Megan who arrived Sunday, March 8, 1992, 8 lbs. 2 o2s. Proud parents, Terri and Mark Kipper of Ajax. First grand- child for Bill and Barbara McCartney of Ajax, and first graridchild for Lorraine and John Kippen of Pidwi g. UNLIMITED CALLING FOR AJAX & PICKERING RESIDENTS the 36 -hour makeover. No one can help your child like Sylvan Learning Centre: In fact. we guarantee your child's skills will improve one full glade level in reading or math after just 36 hours of instruction. Or well provide up to 12 more hours of learning — absolutely free. Sylvan' offers help in reading, uniting, math, algebra, study skills, homework support and time management. To learn how Sylvan can transform your child, call today. 1801 Dundas Kendalwood Plaza- "S*Ian Leamin • Helping Ws Cenfteb, best • FOR ]ORE 1\FOR�].>,TIOti, mill • ACCESS LTD. -- _ - - • - - "MAKE THE EXTENDED METRO AREA A LOCAL CALL" CALL AS FAR WEST AS OAKVILLE AND AS FAR NORTH AS AURORA ,AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH AND TALK AS LONG AS YOU LIKE ANYTIME! V0 9 .. � �� - Pr► .cart Ileus CST Plus GST 390"44 RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS .loin our UlousmWs of customers and watch your savings growl METROPHONE M� Y;o:s a A salon for ansk 7 ulsliliftlisrts, � Imp. low 1. 10 for W A k. P328 stay, DEAL Pak -I . I (dbp 00 Wi""O hs UanrAsas for tale flay. in Whitby. Oshawa, y. fsaaltrwiw,, calrao. and Nan• alstb .•a Traitirte std b.dt- . pFsuPPon ihckrdedll. Ca4.'f� illortrtoion t w i 1 l) - ST. PATRICK'S DAY SPRING TONE -UP SPECIAL March 17th - March 24th Only at The Pickering Recreation Complex 831-1711 or 683-6582 MARCH 17th - MARCH 24th IS YOUR LUCKY WEEK To purchase the Spring Health Club Tone -up Special BUY THREE MONTHS FOR $13500 • Get 3 bonus months free iTerm: March 16 - September 30,1992) .Ifrrff eoratd and fmn* Plan. A Mile %::,B.C. ao/sOa WA pyo, . Pprsa aR • Complimentary n eoum•INnp. Fr« and awNabla Morand ,� ' �~ �w in —" � 9t1h have diNg par. for 20,40 and •ran 70 yaw olds KUMSOM fit build, rNabla and t Friday, 83D a.m. b 430 p.rn. WW Wtobs tlwns for The orfs. you stag tlhe caring man, 3t. wtlh a posi- tlure ouAloak Would We Cline in Oshw a, Tuesday, 1 b 3 P-rn.. and Wednesday 1 b 6 sale. For disaoo i4omwtorh, lessCalif loss it costs. 885.4731. wrfle b Cindy Price. Boot 670- special lady wilt combpatible 'm p.m. Pkhering Thurs. 3700 p.m F110. Kelowna. B.C.. V1Y 7P4. JESUS ways. can the blind lead qualities and serve of direr . Open minded with children. b 6 P.r'L For further idormatlon Adults dnh pbasef. (040082) the blind' Does your mk*sw Photo with reply to File •4058, OW Oshawa 4331901 or Pick' 20 erihp46781.(TF) DISTRESS Centra -Need wear g��7 The h� s the hired Oshawa This Week, P.O. Brix 481, someone to talk to? Callus minister, Micah 3:11, M Oshawa, O. L1H 71-5. anytime. 4331121, 427.5838, Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. (032592) (TF) Jim Garrpbell. 1-705-9539475. UNLIMITED CALLING FOR AJAX & PICKERING RESIDENTS the 36 -hour makeover. No one can help your child like Sylvan Learning Centre: In fact. we guarantee your child's skills will improve one full glade level in reading or math after just 36 hours of instruction. Or well provide up to 12 more hours of learning — absolutely free. 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PATRICK'S DAY SPRING TONE -UP SPECIAL March 17th - March 24th Only at The Pickering Recreation Complex 831-1711 or 683-6582 MARCH 17th - MARCH 24th IS YOUR LUCKY WEEK To purchase the Spring Health Club Tone -up Special BUY THREE MONTHS FOR $13500 • Get 3 bonus months free iTerm: March 16 - September 30,1992) • We pay the G.S.T. - r • Complimentary St. Paddy Workout shirt _4 ^ '=fv- (Limited quantity);' • Complimentary fitness ;,' room orientation * 2 guest passes to bring a friend far qj 0 . vas araau nawo�w��ivasatauwway MAUL rAGB 16-T= Ni<M ADVZWrU= SUNDA -LIGHTING FIXTURES l:LN1 iNL .M[1 ( t \ FLOOD BULBS CASH BACK QOM HYDRO • 45 OR 90 WATT BULBS REG. 9.95 — SALE 8.49 5 49 AMR REBATE 072WOSna "ED ON" PUT LIGHTS /1G0 THE SAM OF INCESM REG. 19.95 95 : MIME ET,,000t• 48** FLUORESCENT FIXTUREVWW-AROUM DESIGN auas um�p99 �. .. D s�.w saera "'RLR" LIGHT DUTY MNn CARPET RUNNER 27" WIDE ' NORMAL WEIGHT 1� oNur... $ 9,32t,02 • HEAVY WEIGHT 179 FT. 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