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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1992_04_03C C) 11 e 171 1� TOE r c --mus ut VF IN DURHAM FOR LOW PRICES SPECIAL REPORT king govemment e even Y age 4 SPORTS F �.,. Calling gall P1�Yers A0 hocked tourney howag3 1 3A AJax Edition News Advoillser THE SHOE BOX Plekeriny Town Centro 831-7009 Fnday, Apr. 3, 1992 20 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents VOL 111 No.14 4 P_�P.; 9 rearoa s e�nmore an Brous. T A- o� R t DURHAM - Ontario roads are getting safer, The report also indicates a steady decline in for 26 percent of highway fatalities. a�. with fewer collisions, fewer fatalities and fewer alcohol-related crashes, although booze continues Total costs related to highway crashes in injuries. to be the most significant factor in highway death. Ontario — including property damage, lost But, driving in Ajax and Pickering seems to be The most common driving error in fatal crash- income and health care — are estimated at about getting more dangerous, with more crashes and es is speeding, at 16 per cent, followed by losing $4 billion annually_ more people killed. control of the vehicle, 11 per cent, and failing to Locally, more recent statistics indicate roads The province's road safety report for 1990, yield the right of way, seven per cent. here may be getting more dangerous_ released earlier this week, reveals there were The most common vehicle defect in fatal In Ajax and Pickering last year, Durham roughly 220,000 collisions, resulting in 1,120 crashes is old tires. Regional Police investigated 1,644 collisions (up deaths and 102,000 injuries. Young drivers continue to be accident-prone. about four per cent from the previous year). That's down about 19, 15 and 19 per cent Although the 16 -„o -2 -4 -,.ear -old group includes resulting in 716 injuries (down five per cent) and respectively from the previous year. onIN 15 pe- cert ��(';:c�:..�-�i drivers, it aZunted 11 fatalities (there were seven the previous year)_ Don't forget that this is the weekend you spring forward. Daylight time begins at 2 a.m. on Sunday, April 5, so remem- ber to move all your clocks ahead one hour before you go to bed Saturday. The good news — you'll get to enjoy more daylight. The bad news — you have to reset the clock on your VCR. News School in turmoil Page 3 Entertainment Music festival winners Page 11 Letters +.+++.+.+.6 Billboard— ....» »»»9 Entertainment...»»»»»+10 Sports. »»»» .12 Classified»»»»» -...»»..».15 WE RECYCLE 00 �4, NWwAdWdw' SP1 . Rights activist honored By JUDI BOBBTTT Staff Reporter PICKERING - A Pickering man described as "a pioneer in exposing racial and religious discrimination in Ontario” is about to receive the province's most prestigious award. I believe in justice; I believe in equafty -- 6rM*y AmmhoW Bromley Armstrong, who will be presented the Order: of Ontario by lieutenant -governor Horny Jackman at Queen's Paris April 28, has a long and distin- guished record as a human rights activist. He is among 20 people to be honored in a group that will include journalist See DEATH—Par 5 A better Generation by 2000? A slop at Dw*wion High Sohool In Pklarltg Wi*ws&y 0 ttwnb.t: of Gonersdon 2000 put a andM at no ben of daunt Good, lot a trade 11 Dunberton aludattt and Tits Douvrb of the non- proM mutat group- General n 2000 encouragoe sludants io help work towe-a border Whin. pholo by Ron Ptebatiro Brave cancer victim among honored students AJAX -PICKER NG - An Ajax student remembered last week's event, for "his bravery and his ability to fit so much living into The Grade 10 graduate earned perfect scores in both 16 short years" was among those honored at the public mathematics and science, but was remembered for tak- school board's annual student recognition night. ing on his greatest challenge — his fight with leukemia. Ajax High School's Michael lardin was paid tribute posthumously by the Durham Board of Education during See STUDENTS—Page 2 I QtKm8y nmarlr: mwft -- Advertise in Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (683-5110) and Oshawa -Whitby This Wiggle 679-4400).103,000 pressrun every Friday PAGE 2 -THE NZWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY( APRIL 3, IM Students honored for personal excellence 11 nom: Lip to three students from each public high school across the region were honored at a recent Student Recognition Night Picking up awards from Ajax High School are, from left, Tom Jardin, whose son was honored posthumously, presenter and union branch president Adele Kasper, and students Jerxuet Less and Stephanie Moh- Board may borrow millions to pay for new public school DURHAM - The public school board's finance oornmittee wants to borrow millions to pay for a new high school, despite some concern that doing so will "burden future generations." The board will be asked to debenture (mortgage) 513.5 million, which will be put toward Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering. "Borrowing benefits the first generation only," Uxbridge trustee Wayne Wilson warned colleagues at Durham Board of Education budget talks Tuesday. "We're assuming that we can pay it off in the future, but we can't pre- dict the future. If we don't have the money, we shouldn't go ahead with any project, including the education centre and high school." Others, including Colleen Jordan from Ajax, disagreed. "I have con- fuses about debenturing, but I also have concerns about education. By debenturing, we're not cutting back on other programs. I don't think the majority of taxpayers will be retired in 15 years." Oshawa's Don McIlveen agreed. "(Interest) rates are as low as we've ever seen them. If we're going to do it. now's the time to do it." He criticized the board for ignor- ing older schools in need of larger general-purpose rooms. "Older areas are getting shafted," he argued, suggesting the addition of one general-purpose room each year - Trustees had considered putting a 55.45 -million operating surplus toward the debenture, but followed staff recommendations to pay off the unnamed Hermitage elementary school in Ajax, reduce the null rate by one per cent, and fund a general- purpose room at Adelaide McLaughlin Public School in Oshawa. That plan would result in a mill rate increase of about five per cent, but staff will consider further cuts. Ajax trustee Duncan Read asked them to look at the introduction of parking fees at all schools. believing it o M raise as much as $500,000. He also wants to find ways to make night school self-supporting and would like to trite $13 million from a S4 -million professional development budget, which includes the cost of putting supply teachers in the classroom when regular instructors are at conferences. The finance committee will meet again Wednesday. April 8 at 7 pmL and Friday, April 10 at 8:30 am. The public is invited to attend both meetings, which will be held at the education centre, 555 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa. Court decides May 4 vho spays dor" recoup PiCKFRIIdG - A court ruling an who'll pay the cost of a ballot re�couK in the Pkkaing muoicipttt dadon is expec�tW May 4. The ruP r n ceras held in tide Wod I regional race on the order of a provincial court judge, following an application by Kea Matheson, who kxt the seat to Maurice Brenner. The recount redThmed Mr. Brenner's victory. Cat of the mwunt bas been estimated to be between $20.000 aoax $30,000. The Municipal Elec dotes Act gales the cat will be borne by umpayers u*u a court rules otherwise. --A - - FROM PAGE 1 Though Michael fought back with everything he had in him, he lost his battle in January. More than 50 students were recognized for their contributions to school life and for the achieve- ment of personal excellence at the award ceremony, held at Harwood Secondary School in Ajax. The board and District 17 of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation co-spon- sored the seventh annual event. Other winners included: - Ajax High School: Jennet Lees, an accomplished musician who entertains both senior citizens and children; and student leader Stephanie Moh, co-chair of the school's most successful Toy Drive, which raised more than $6,000 for needy children. - Dunbarton High School: Michael Carter, honored for his commitment to excellence, suc- cessfully moved from general to advanced level. Heidi Maj, a member of the school's Christian Fellowship, excels in art and is studying veterinarian science in her co-op program. Student Activity Council president Shelly Nicholson was recognized for her leadership, figure skating and gen- erosity. - Harwood Secondary School: Kevin Barton, a special student, was honored for his enthusiasm, punctuality and boldness in approaching his work. David Jarrett, a food school student who hopes to become a chef, was given a pat on the back for his volunteer work. Kevin Orr was recognized for his commitment to a work experience project when he gave up his free time to complete his craftsmanship. - Pickering High School: Kevin Gayle, who represented the school in a provincial track and field meet, was honored for taking a pro -active role in promoting race relations at the school. Anicka Quin, co -president of the school's branch of Amnesty International, was recognized for promoting human rights and tutoring visible minorities. Crystal Taylor, a pre- fect and wrestling team manager, was honored for overcoming per- sonal obstacles while maintaining an outgoing attitude. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AMM 3, I>I!Z-FAGE 3 GM-W'-­-0rk*6rS'-okay overtime deal DURHAM - The new overtime arrangement rubber-stamped by union- ized General Motors workers Wednesday will be put through a trial run "within several weeks", says GM Canada boss George Peapples. He hopes positive results from the "30 -day overtime period demonstra- tion" will shield Oshawa operations from the next round of corporate plant closings. GM has already targeted 14 plants for closure, with seven more yet to be named. Mr. Peapples says the new overtime deal, along with a constructive relation- ship with the union, will allow local manabemcnt "to present a strong busi- ness case (to the Detroit corporate office) for future product allocation for ti Oshawa plants". GM workers turned out at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium Wednesday to overwhelmingly agree M per cent) with the new overtime arrangement. More than 6,000 of about 14,300 eligible workers showed for the vote. A 42 -per -cent turnout may seem small at first glance, but Jim Nimigon, vice-president of Canadian Auto Workers Local 222, says it was the biggest turnout in the local's history — much bigger than the vote that separat- ed the CAW from the United Auto Workers. PTA, administration aim to get Ajax H.S. 'back on track' AJAX - Frustrated parents ques- tioned the suspension of a popular teacher and administration's refusal to stage a cult play at a meeting designed to get their school "back on wade." About 60 parents and a handful of students gathered at Ajax High School to express worries to administration and trustees at a parent -teacher associa- tion meeting Wednesday. "Many concerns have arisen," Durham Board of Education trustee Cindy Dudley admitted "Help us be part of the solution." . Parents were disappointed to learn suspended law teacher Jim McMurtry resigned Tuesday, shortly after being reinstated at Dunberton High School in Pickering. "He was a fun teacher who made it easier for (students) to learn and who made them want to be in class," one father suggested. "Not a lot of teachers can do that." He called Mr. McMurtry a "pro- gressive teacher ...who has captured the interest of the modern-day child...My impression is that the school has to change a little bit. What are you going to do?" Principal Neil Hodgson, in keeping with board policy, refused to comment on specific details involving an indi- vidual staff member, but admitted, "1 wish I could stand up here and describe in detail my perception of all that's occurred. Unfortunately, I can't do that." He added, "When you foster critical thinking ... you must expect people to be critical.- Parents ritical"Parents were surprised to learn there are no written guidelines regard- ing the suspension of staff, but were assured by trustees that Mr. McMurtry's suspension was being reviewed. One father accused the school of capping creativity by refusing to allow students and Mr. McMurtry to stage the Rocky Horror Picture Show. He believes Mr. McMurtry "revitalized" his daughter's interest in drama, though she didn't have him as a teach- er, and called the suspension the "symptom of a problem, not the prob- lem." In deciding whether that play was "appropriate for the age range" at the school, Mr. Hodgson said he read the script, watched a video of the play and consulted with other staff members. He encouraged students to stage the production elsewhere, he said, but when the group attempted to rent Ajax High premises, he refused after learn- ing the school could be fined because the group hadn't obtained rights to stage the play - Parents suggested a committee of parents, students and staff review plays suggested by students and decide whether they can be presented. Trustee Duncan Read promised stu- dents he'd find out why rehearsals at a local elementary school and the rental of a theatre were cancelled. He also questioned why he received only two Teacher resigns after hassle with board AJAX-PICKERING - Popular high school teacher Jim McMurtry has resigned from his duties with the public school board. His resignation, effective March 30, was by "muural agreement," according to a statement issued by the Durham Board of Education His lawyer, Paul Shavis, agrees. It follows a roller -coaster series of everxs. The son of fortner Attorney General Roy McMurtry was suspended from Ajax High School following an alleged alle4rahm cif acsailt amino a viae-nrin- DELIVERY SERVICE HIIATCH FOR THESE INSERTS i FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADYERTOM CARRIER TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD !FRIDAY, APRIL 3,1992 HEWS ADVERTISER (AM PICK) CANADIAN THE (AJAX) 'CANADIAN THE (PICK) MAXI DRUGS (AJAX) •WOOLCO (A WAnCK.) ISWIDAY, APRIL 5,1992 NEWS ADVERTISER (MAXlPICK.) 'ALP (PICK.) CANADIAN THE (AJA)Q -CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) CH ERNEY'S (AJAXIPICK) •CHWISTE BROWN COUPON (PICK.) DOMINION ("HICK) FOOD CITY (AJAX) •IGA (AJAXIPICK) K MART (AJAXIPICK) LOBLAWS (AJAXrPICK.) 'LOEB (AJAX/PICK.) MIRACLE FOOD MART ("WICK) M L M MEATS (AJAX) •SEARS (AJAXIPICK) • Deftend to Nlected households ony Ajax -Pickering wgiw Qdm?Md QP cipal there early last month. Throughout a five-day protest by about 50 students, principal Neil Hodgson insisted the suspension was because of that allegation. He adamant- ly denied claims by Mr. McMurtry's wife Laurie that the 32 -year-old instructor was "perceived as a threat" because he's an "open-minded teacher who's humanistic.- (Police umanistic"(Police say the assault allegation has since been dropped.) The board offered to reinstate the ousted instructor, but only if he was willing to move to another school. He accepted a position at Dunbanon High School in Pickering several days later. According to the board's staternera, both the board and Mr. McMurtry "regret any embarrassment caused to one another arising out of the circum- stances which led or may have led to. -terminating the relationship." Board superintendent George Marlow refused to comment on the res- ignation further when it was announced Wednesday at a parent -teacher associa- tion meeting at Ajax High. Mr. Shavis also refused further corrunert. There's only one way to come out ahead of the pack. y IwinRR, N %MRI calls from parents following Mr. McMurtry's suspension. Several parents expressed concern that the school atmosphere had "changed for the worse" in the past few years. "It's bleeding and suffering. We must take some remedial action." sug- gested one. A handful of other issues was raised, including the playing of cards in the cafeteria• the wearing of hats, the cancellation of field days, allowing stu- dents to go to the washroom during class hours, and at what point guidance counsellors should talk to parents about a child. Parents suggested sending an anonymous questionnaire to all parents and staff to determine other concerns. Superintendent George Marlow admitted "shock to learn that (parents) have a lot of concerns." PTA chairperson Sherrill Willard asked for parents interested in sitting on committees to review issues and promised to report on the progress of those concerns at the group's next meeting on May 6. �Great Garden Values Begin Here... NANDERMEER NURSERY rgwr ld,ggGl. CONN�wrrr USFM calls from parents following Mr. McMurtry's suspension. Several parents expressed concern that the school atmosphere had "changed for the worse" in the past few years. "It's bleeding and suffering. We must take some remedial action." sug- gested one. A handful of other issues was raised, including the playing of cards in the cafeteria• the wearing of hats, the cancellation of field days, allowing stu- dents to go to the washroom during class hours, and at what point guidance counsellors should talk to parents about a child. Parents suggested sending an anonymous questionnaire to all parents and staff to determine other concerns. Superintendent George Marlow admitted "shock to learn that (parents) have a lot of concerns." PTA chairperson Sherrill Willard asked for parents interested in sitting on committees to review issues and promised to report on the progress of those concerns at the group's next meeting on May 6. �Great Garden Values Begin Here... 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GREAT GARDEN VALUES Nauw or - SO" OFF OWnic PEAT MOSS FLOWER & VEGETABLE •CMk SEEDS 4 cu. ft. 99 Bag 4111111 YA�lDERMEER U NURSERY nVALUR � s OOIrEA OF BA LAY A LAliia� ti k r 4ZT-x2525: .�.. " � . OP6iHIt11DAY �ltM tett oll �t H� Apra ll� s MGE 4.THE MEWS ADVWMIER FRIDAI, APRIL 3, IM `Invasion of privacy,' charges school trustee DURHAM - Proposed legislation requiring elected officials to list all liabilities over 51,000 is "an invasion of privacy and a bureaucratic nuisance," an Ajax trustee charges. "Trustees in Durham think it's ridiculous," because disclosure of assets might require them to list money owing on credit cards and that could change monthly, says Durham Board of Education trustee Duncan Read. The open local government proposal aims to improve laws pertaining to conflict of interest, provide for more open meetings and establish rules regarding disposal of assets. It follows a decade of criticism of the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act and the Municipal Act by both the public and locally -elected offi- Duncan Read vials, according to the Ontario ministry of municipal affairs. The board could support the proposal if all elected politicians "could send the (dis- closure of asset) forms off to Queen's Park and have them sanitized," says Mr. Read. "We'd like to have someone look them over to see if a mistake has been made. MPPs have that protection." MPPs also know "who's checking up on them" because information can't be obtained unless an applica- tion has been made. Under the proposed legislation, the public could view disclosure of assets, but wouldn't be required to reveal their identity under the Freedom of Information Act. Current law'a farce' Further, Mr. Read believes the legislation invades fam- ily privacy. "Nhlty should it matter a darn to the wider world where my teenage children work'" he asks. "Is there any value in knowing they may have a trust fund"" The legislation restricts the number of relatives who could prompt an elected official to declare a conflict of interest to spouse and minor children, Mr. Read says. "Mv minor children won't be working for the school board," he points out, "but my parent, brother or sister could be. If 1 support a contract which gives teachers a 10 - per cent raise or increases their preparatory time, am I in a conflict'' The present law says I am." The "big benefit" from the proposed legislation is that "it will change the law from the farce it is now," says Mr. Read. "It will create a process whereby an issue can be taken to court" by a commission set up to investigate and prose- cute alleged contraventions of the legislation. The Municipal Conflict of Interest Act has been criticized because it places the burden on the public to launch a law- suit when "it should be there to catch politicians when they make a mistake," says Mr. Read. Mr. Read has been chosen by fellow trustees to report the board's concerns to minister of municipal affairs Dave Cooke by month's end. Will reform catch 'crooks in politics PICKERING - A lack of mention about political corruption means proposed provincial legislation on open governm�is "totally flawed", a councillor says. Kip Van Kempen made the statement during an executive committee meeting recently, while politicians discussed the leg- islation. "It doesn't get- at the corruption." complained Mr. Van Kempen. "There's not one mention of corruption." He also commented on a proposal requiring politicians and their spouses to disclose assets, income sources and liabilities. "I wonder how far they've taken it. I'm not sure this is going to catch the crooks in the political system." The Open Local Government Kip Van Kempen legislation is intended to improve laws pertaining to conflict of interest, provide for more open meetings and establish rules regarding disposal of assets. Town clerk Bruce Taylor has prepared a report com- menting on the legislation, which the committee endorsed. Following council's approval of the report, it will be sent to the ministry of municipal affairs. Following is a conden- sation of concerns noted by Pickering. - Conflict of Interest - The definition of conflict of interest has been clarified and is therefore supportable. The wording of a proposal that politicians not receive gifts HIGHLIGHTS: Proposed Open Local Government bill will; Ensure more meetings are open to the public J Toughen rules regulating politiciansconflict of interest 0 Force politicians to disclose assets • ON :I !I$. By JUDI BOBBITT, KEITH GILLIGAN and LINDA WHITE Pickering's concerns except as an incident of protocol or social obligation leaves an area of doubt as to what types of gifts can be accepted. The proposal that politicians disclose assets and sources of income is supportable, since disclosure would he general in nature and would not be an invasion of pri- vacy. A person alleging conflict of interest should he required to make a deposit so frivolous complaints would he discouraged. The penalty for conflict of inter- est should be a fine and/or disqualification from sitting on council. Staff of a municipality should be included in conflict-of- interest rules. • Open meetings - The word "meeting" includes regular, special, committee, subcommittee or other meeting of coun- cil. The phrase "other meeting of council" should be clari- fied because it may be interpreted to mean dinners or par- ties where all members of council happen to be present. • Disposal of property - Council has already established rules for disposal of property more stringent than those pro- posed in the Iegislation. The only addition — that the town publicly declare property as being surplus — is supportable and complementary to Pickering's current policies. B'111 t000nerousm, civil servant AJAX - Municipal clerks and treasur- ers in Ontario want significant changes to proposed conflict-of-interest legislation. Joe Tiernay, deputy Ajax clerk and a member of an Association of Municipal Clerks and Treasurers (AMCT) commit- tee reviewing the draft legislation, says the association feels parts of the proposed bill are onerous, not clearly defined or unnecessary. The draft legislation, called Open Local Government, deals with three sec- tions — conflict of interest, open meet- ings and disposal of assets on the part of a municipality. Highlights of the legislation include the establishment of a commission to handle conflict of interest matters; forc- ing councillors to disclose their assets, liabilities and income for themselves, their spouses, minor children and compa- nies the councillors control; and the pro- cedure for declaring a conflict of interest. The AMCT is opposed to the estab- lishment of a Municipal Conflict of Interest Commission because it would 'There are sufficient avenues' now to regulate conflict of interest. -- Ajax deputy clerk Joe Tiernay add another layer of bureaucracy, Mr. Tiernay says. "There are sufficient avenues (to regu- late conflict of interest) through the police or the attorney general's depart- ment. What they want could be achieved using existing avenues," he says. Currently, a person who feels a coun- cillor has a conflict of interest can pursue the matter through the courts. "The argument now is the average per- son won't pursue possible conflicts because it means hiring a lawyer to go to court. The person would have to spend their own money," says Mr. Tiemay. The legislation proposes an individual file a complaint with the commission. "If it was felt to be necessary or valid, the commissioner could conduct a review. If warranted, he could recommend prosecu- tion," Mr. Tiemay says. The legislation also calls for munici- palities to contribute money to fund the commission. However, the funding for- mula and the powers of the commission aren't outlined in the legislation, Mr. Tiemay says. The association feels having politi- cians declare their assets is "fairly oner- ous." Provincial politicians have to dis- close assets, he notes. If a municipal politician has a conflict, they have to declare the conflict before the item is discussed in a meeting, give a reason for the conflict, and abstain from discussing or voting on the matter. In small communities, where council- lors are often business owners and farm- ers, forcing them to disclose their assets is "a bit of overkill," Mr. Tiemay says. "Our association recommends that that part be deleted completely." The legislation calls for politicians to declare a conflict of interest both verbally and in writing. At present, councillors only have to verbally state a conflict. Written conflicts would be kept by the clerk's department and they'd be avail- able to the public, Mr. Tiernay says. AMCT has "no problem" with coun- cillors having to state in writing a con- flict, he says. The province has extended the dead- line for comments on the draft legislation to the end of April. The original deadline was the end of March. The AMCT's comments will be for- warded to Ajax council for discussion in mid-April. The province is hoping to have the legislation introduced into the legislature in the fall. n u THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRML 4 N92 -PAGE S , Death threats couldn't deter rights activist FROM PAGE 1 ,IlPierre Berton, former Ontario lieu- tenant -governor Lincoln Alexander and jazz musician Oscar Peterson. "I discovered many problems affected people of color," Mr. Armstrong, 66, says in reflecting on his arrival to Canada in 1947. "You had places where you couldn't get a job. They'd tell you to go to the rail- road and get a job as a porter." Mr. Armstrong emigrated from Jamaica to discover that blacks were denied service in restaurants and beauty parlors; they had difficulty finding employment and rental accommodation. "A lot of people don't realize this is so. We have lived through this." Mr. Armstrong's dissatisfaction with this state of affairs prompted him to embark on a career fighting for civil rights — a career that prompted death threats against him. He founded many black and com- munity groups, and was the One wo youngest member of the first black delegation to Ottawa, demanding that the country open its doors to non-white immigrants. In the 1950s, he volunteered to gather evidence against landlords and restaurants under new human rights legislation. Travelling to vari- ous Ontario communities, he faoed many hostile people who denied him service because of the color of his skin, including an angry restaurant manager with a meat cleaver in his hand. "I threw caution to the winds," he says in remembering those days. "I wonder at how crazy I was then." Working as a human rights com- missioner in the 1970s, he received a stick of dynamite in the mail and the Western Guard — a Canadian ver- sion of the Klu Klux Klan — smashed his office window and sent him "a ticket back to Africa" illus- trated with a picture of a monkey wearing a suit- The "ticket" included the suggestion Mr. Armstrong eat bananas during the trip. Two weeks later, the group sent him a note warning, "Prepare to die". He persevered, an active partici- pant on a lengthy list of committees, associations, advisory councils and panels. He has been presented numerous awards and has been on many TV and radio programs. "I believe in justice; I believe in equality," he says in describing his motivation. "I've been involved in trying to help other people...lf I had to do it again, I would do it all over." Today, Mr. Armstrong is a mem- ber of the Ontario Labor Relations Board. Racism is still around but less blatant, he says. "We have a good country. I think level heads will prevail. Multiculturalism is here to stay." But, he adds, reported racial ten- sions in high schools here need to be addressed. "1 try to do what I can about it. I've been in touch with the ministry of education but I've had no success. This is an area we need k to correct voters' list AJAX - Ward 3 residents have until April 10 to make lage branches of the Ajax Public Library, and at the sure they're recorded correctly on the voters' list. administrative office at the Ajax Community Centre. A byelection will be held in the ward Monday, May Anyone wishing to correct information on the list can 11 to fill a position on town council vacated by John rill out an application at the clerk's department. Price, who resigned from office in March. If an eligible voter's name is left off the list, that Candidates for the job are Steve Parish and Jim voter can be sworn in at the correct polling station by the Leckey. deputy returning officer. To find out which poll you're •Copies of the voter's list are available for viewing at supposed to vote at, or for more information. call the the clerk's department at the town hall, the main and vil- clerk's department at 681-4550. i to be looking at to get something done. We've got to have someone in the schools to talk to the kids. School officials are not aware of what's going on." Education is the answer to over- coming racial fear and stereotyping, he says, and it's also the answer to ensuring children become produc- tive members of society. "The fault is on the system," he says of young blacks who see no future for them- selves. "Schools have got to be able to equip people." U NOTICE In the ad for Jerry's Drug Warehouse which appeared in the Wed., April 1, 1992 edition, an error was printed. it should have read Book of 10x42¢ Stamps for $3.88. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused. a WEEKEND -EVERYONE WE EOIIE!' 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This offer may not be valid in conjunction with any other dLscount or incentive offered by either Sears Travel or its supplier(s). *Copyright, 1992 Sears Canada Inc. Any reproduction without the written consent of Sears Canada Inc. is prohibited. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS Travellers should be 1 aware that different living standards and practices and different standards and conditions with respect to the provision of utilities. services and accommodations may exist outside of Canada. Sears Canada Inc. d.b.a. Sears Travel Service Ort. Reg No. 2264141 M11 X APftl¢. Co-operation, not confrontation The Iron Curtain has fallen and the Berlin Wall is down. No more cold war, no more real threat of world war. Yes, the planet's a pretty peaceful place these days. Or is it? Not in the National Hockey League where the players and the owners are embroiled in a bitter labor dispute over which side should get the larger piece of the pie. It's all-out war, not along the boards where the fans want it, but in the board rooms and locker U rooms. o - - Peace has finally returned to the classrooms of Durham region's a �' f a Catholic high schools after the separate board and its teachers agreed to a new contract on Monday. The ratification by the two parties brings to an end a bitter battle that saw the teachers work- a`%%. to -rule for two -and -a -half months, refusing to do anything but '9 •.' ��3 teach. o - And, there's a tenuous harmony on the floor of Oshawa's _ General Motors' plants and in the company's head offices after GM and its assembly -line workers reached a deal Wednesday on the u controversial overtime issue. The NHL strike, the school work slowdown and the GM -work- ers' showdown arc all too typical of the state of society in general and labor relations in particular. Too many people these days choose argument over agreement, confrontation over co-operation. That's too bad, especially in tough times like these. The world would be a far better place if more of us chose to extend a friendly,—'- - o •. - i T S helping hand rather than raise an angr}-, threatening fist. - - Letters Breaking up is hard to do To the editor, How many committees have been going around in Quebec, say- ing that they must try to understand and accommodate "Canada", as has been going on in the rest of the country regarding Quebec? Also, if not, why not? Why has nobody in the position of any officialdom, demanded to know what the "Distinct Societv" means in Quebecese? Why wait until it is installed in the constitu- tion for them to tell us what it means. What person in their right mind would sign any form of contract (constitution) with any other peo- ple (Quebec), if they reserve their right to tell you what it means after it is signed? Is Quebec culture and self- esteem so low that the,, cannot stand any criticism? Why has the "Spicer" report been ignored? The government was told in no uncertain terms what the majority of "Canadians" want. Is it because the government, meaning Mulroney (I refuse to call him Right Honorable), did not like the results that he wants more input from the country's unhyphenated Canadians? Bourassa is on record as saying that even if he gets his distinct soci- ety, that will only be the start of his demands. I strongly resent part of my taxes paying the salary of traitor MPs wanting to break my country up. My country includes Quebec, whether they like it or not. Sydney Bradbury, Ajax llav,e �o� saw Doggie dudu taking over To the editor, I quote the following from the recently issued Ajax Parks and Recreation booklet, "A pleasant tour can be had along the Ajax waterfront." For most people a tour along the Ajax waterfront is not pleas- ant. Unless you enjoy running the gauntlet of dog feces that line both edges of the pathway, or enjoy sitting on a bench sur- rounded by piles of dog excre- ment. The authorities say there is nothing that can be done to stop this desecration of the park. It is, of course, a human not a canine problem. One wonders if perhaps the demise of the human species will not be as a result of overpopula- tion or pollution of the environ- ment or some new virus, it will come when we all disappear in a morass of doggie dudu. David Hillis, Ajax The News Advertiser asked some area residents what they think of the Ontario government's proposed labor law reforms. I.aila Boismier says, "I don't like Bob Rae or any of his reforms or programs. He's destroying the province." Hews Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper Timothy John Whittaker Publisher The entire content of the News Advertiser Is pro- tected by copyfWd and unauthorized use wllhout written consent Is prohlbll- ed. The publisher reserves the right b classify or refuse any advertisement S his dlscretbn. Melbourlufe Pollard says, "I think he's full of it. The company 1 sho/,Wd run the business, not the unions " JOANK ntlRGHARDT - Editor*in Chief GREG COMES - HUGH NCH1JlSON - � Adverlisirg Ecstar MONIGIIE LEA - Retail Soles Sales Manager KIRK BAILEY - Distrlbutm manager NEMISOOOM - HS -5110 061RNUTION - 6113-6117 W14A ADVERTISING -6113.5110 CLASSIFIED - 7911.7672 FAX - 6113.7363 NATMAL ADVEMISING SALES 693-1300 REAL ESTATE A AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 7911-7672 Clifton Prout says, "I don't think much of them. Lf (the gov- ernment) passes this law, the unions would have too much power." tIJE K:6EGN a,vaNU 1991 V' Sandy Foster says, "Not much. I'm totally disillusioned with the NDP. I've had politics up to my eyeballs." 0 This News Advarfsw. p6bbsted wary T+rday, %ftdn $d0V and Fr" at 130 Comm«olal AM- AJort. Ontario LIS 2H5. is are 011* Mel olard Rln*V- A"shing ow DkIrb61k1g grate • a""urban naw>p1Pan ytyon hckud- /004ckerhD News Adverlser Aurora BMW A - - Advonct. Brampton Guardian. Burlington Post. Colyngwood connection. Etoblcoke Guordlan/lakashoro Awamsa, Georgetown Independent. Nnpston TMs Wank, urdlayThio yll - Markhon Economist A Sun. Mfon Canadian Charnpon. Msfbbougo News. Nov 6, Era. Noah lbfk Myra. Norfxmberlarld News. oMvMo %a~ OrNo Today. OsfaIwW"W This %We - Petwboro6 gh This Week. Richmond HYI/ThorntA Ubtraf. Scarborough Mkror. ��dgelSta/tvlle Tribune. Today's Sayan. Doge Wes may vary sllphlly from prltMed rasa card due Io mechorycal ragUYmnts eeof different printers. Memoland Printing- Publishing and Distributing Is a member of the CorwAon Commwft Newspapws Association. Ontmo Community Newspapers Association and Ontario Press Co6ncl. Secona Gloss Mal Registration Number 11197, Mal KZscrpmon rafts in Cardda 1 year. S70 Par edition. The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publica- tion. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our infor- mation. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L 1 S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. right to tell you what it means after it is signed? Is Quebec culture and self- esteem so low that the,, cannot stand any criticism? Why has the "Spicer" report been ignored? The government was told in no uncertain terms what the majority of "Canadians" want. Is it because the government, meaning Mulroney (I refuse to call him Right Honorable), did not like the results that he wants more input from the country's unhyphenated Canadians? Bourassa is on record as saying that even if he gets his distinct soci- ety, that will only be the start of his demands. I strongly resent part of my taxes paying the salary of traitor MPs wanting to break my country up. My country includes Quebec, whether they like it or not. Sydney Bradbury, Ajax llav,e �o� saw Doggie dudu taking over To the editor, I quote the following from the recently issued Ajax Parks and Recreation booklet, "A pleasant tour can be had along the Ajax waterfront." For most people a tour along the Ajax waterfront is not pleas- ant. Unless you enjoy running the gauntlet of dog feces that line both edges of the pathway, or enjoy sitting on a bench sur- rounded by piles of dog excre- ment. The authorities say there is nothing that can be done to stop this desecration of the park. It is, of course, a human not a canine problem. One wonders if perhaps the demise of the human species will not be as a result of overpopula- tion or pollution of the environ- ment or some new virus, it will come when we all disappear in a morass of doggie dudu. David Hillis, Ajax The News Advertiser asked some area residents what they think of the Ontario government's proposed labor law reforms. I.aila Boismier says, "I don't like Bob Rae or any of his reforms or programs. He's destroying the province." Hews Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper Timothy John Whittaker Publisher The entire content of the News Advertiser Is pro- tected by copyfWd and unauthorized use wllhout written consent Is prohlbll- ed. The publisher reserves the right b classify or refuse any advertisement S his dlscretbn. Melbourlufe Pollard says, "I think he's full of it. The company 1 sho/,Wd run the business, not the unions " JOANK ntlRGHARDT - Editor*in Chief GREG COMES - HUGH NCH1JlSON - � Adverlisirg Ecstar MONIGIIE LEA - Retail Soles Sales Manager KIRK BAILEY - Distrlbutm manager NEMISOOOM - HS -5110 061RNUTION - 6113-6117 W14A ADVERTISING -6113.5110 CLASSIFIED - 7911.7672 FAX - 6113.7363 NATMAL ADVEMISING SALES 693-1300 REAL ESTATE A AUTOMOTIVE ADVERTISING - 7911-7672 Clifton Prout says, "I don't think much of them. Lf (the gov- ernment) passes this law, the unions would have too much power." tIJE K:6EGN a,vaNU 1991 V' Sandy Foster says, "Not much. I'm totally disillusioned with the NDP. I've had politics up to my eyeballs." 0 This News Advarfsw. p6bbsted wary T+rday, %ftdn $d0V and Fr" at 130 Comm«olal AM- AJort. Ontario LIS 2H5. is are 011* Mel olard Rln*V- A"shing ow DkIrb61k1g grate • a""urban naw>p1Pan ytyon hckud- /004ckerhD News Adverlser Aurora BMW A - - Advonct. Brampton Guardian. Burlington Post. Colyngwood connection. Etoblcoke Guordlan/lakashoro Awamsa, Georgetown Independent. Nnpston TMs Wank, urdlayThio yll - Markhon Economist A Sun. Mfon Canadian Charnpon. Msfbbougo News. Nov 6, Era. Noah lbfk Myra. Norfxmberlarld News. oMvMo %a~ OrNo Today. OsfaIwW"W This %We - Petwboro6 gh This Week. Richmond HYI/ThorntA Ubtraf. Scarborough Mkror. ��dgelSta/tvlle Tribune. Today's Sayan. Doge Wes may vary sllphlly from prltMed rasa card due Io mechorycal ragUYmnts eeof different printers. Memoland Printing- Publishing and Distributing Is a member of the CorwAon Commwft Newspapws Association. Ontmo Community Newspapers Association and Ontario Press Co6ncl. Secona Gloss Mal Registration Number 11197, Mal KZscrpmon rafts in Cardda 1 year. S70 Par edition. • _ _ _ _ _ _ 77/P llTi 1�tC � �11fPPT1CP\ PPItfLY_J1� O i +r+ ��L+�J _ �. V V Le�Lers T �✓y� " ', � . r:� , ", , . ;�� F�s ✓cello •r Reader not ha with MPP and New Deception Party ppb To the editor, I have just received my provincial MPP Jim Wiseman's flyer entitled "My Report to You". The report urges me to get involved with my comments and suggestions. It then goes on to explain how the NDP pro- em works. Firstly, under the guise of wanting to send me yet more information, I have to write to the address they pro- vide me with. You guessed it. A P.O. Box! (P.O. is a very appropriate abbreviation for those of us who are.) I keep on reading and find that if I would like to contribute my two cents worth on how to make Ontario work I could obtain a list of where their meetings will be. Through your column I ask Jim Wiseman — why? Why doesn't he have the guts to meet monthly with his constituents as has our Federal M.P. Mr. Rene Soetens. Unlike Jim Wiseman, Rene Soetens, through his Vox Pop forums, has made himself without fail, available to all his con- stituents each and every last Friday of the month since he has been elected, (except July, August and September if I recall correctly). It is worth not- ing that he doesn't even hide after budget night. For three years I have heard people come to his forums and provide everything from good sug- gestions to personal threats. Yet Stop whining, get involved To the editor, I wish to respond to the letter from Al Ward published March 22, 1992. Mr. Ward, I sincerely hope you are actively involved in the politics of this country — as an active member of one of the political parties. The energy and sarcasm you display in your letter would certainly be put to good use. Br an Shedden has been passionately involved in the political process for several years- I applaud him. We Canadians constantly criticize our governments — this is our right_ But we also have a duty as Canadians to get actively involved and to assist in the running of this country. Do we? No, the majority of Canadians are just armchair critics. Armchair critics serve no useful purpose to our elected political representatives. Our elected representatives need our active support — we must work on their teams. We must attend their meetings, we must express our opin- ions and ideas, we must volunteer to work on their committees. Brian Shedden inspired my hus- band and I to give up the role of arm- chair critics. We are now active members of the Progressive Conservative Party of Canada We are not happy with the way our country is run and we have wast- ed a lot of time and energy in the past criticizing the government. But now, I am proud to say, we are becoming actively involved. I volved - I challenge all the Al Ward's of this country to get involved too! Join a political party and get to work. Help to make a difference. *I FREE Fantasy Finishes Aim Seminar at wd4al A &unbj Fan M FtMaHee are it low -eget. c Tedi a and *my to -warn war of bringing cobr into your home. FoOM F k1shm consist of painteg on a sold base of color over which layers of additional color are dabbed, wiped or dragged using simple. readily available tools. PMri tui attend the "hands on" Fanosy Fiat fshae Se ninar at WaIllpelper Country 1652 Be* SL W., CXM of Brock) 7 6-_30 pm. on Na -del AprN 13,1992 We will dennornstrate how easy and funk is tb create FwMW Fl *4W in your honor. In addition to recommending color aontbinatiors, painting techniques and the proper Tools tc use, everyone who attends the seminar wd take honor a free FWAW M.&-8- booklet f Aloore Paints. W rom Bergman See you then! t' •. # Enwwrmit is limited so register R early at Wallpaper Country 831-4747 __i many of those most critical, openly tell him that he's got b—s for show- ing up and taking it honorably. In contrast, Mr. Wiseman chooses to hide behind his New Deception Party and requests that his con- stituents provide their name and address if they want to attend some meetings. Again I ask - why? Does he plan on wasting more of my hard earned dollars on personalized invita- tions? Or is it in keeping with the Communist tradition to scrutinize all possible attenders and conveniently leave out those who may come to his meeting and expose him for what he really is? Well I'm not waiting for his secret meetings. My suggestions will be published right here where every- one can see them unedited. - Instead of conducting these bureaucratic surveys at my expense, WEAR CORRECTION NOTICE In our 'Sears Days, sale paces end Sat. April 11, 1992" flyer, page A5, the 18 -speed all -terrain sporty 'GT' look bike, #27608/9!10, is no longer available due to unprecedented demand. Rainchecks will net be taken. We apo'cy,ze `o- Ine inconvenience ,^ c _r ers start listening to the 10,000 plus peo- ple (myself included) who have demonstrated at Queen's Park calling on the NDP's budget deficit to be eliminated. • Abandon your "Spend Our Way Out of the Recession" policy. • Start your own open forum so that everyone can see what you're made of. Henry Zaczek, Ajax WAREHOUSE SALEM Sat., ADril 4 (10 a.m.-6 p.m.) Seconds From 00 AM Bates R" u • 1000% Cotton Square and Contour • Fitted velcro & snap fitted • Training pants • Velcro 8 pull -on waterproof pants 1262 Nappy Days Diaper Service Inc. 369 Finley Ave.. unit 5, Ajax 428-1919 11k I irAGM 1.'t'BJ<tkDli,WSAD " %APRML3, IM • 12 226 47 $ 8,391,600 $178,545 .$166,350 13 817 156 $29,725,700 $190,549 $181,000 14 837 226 $37,771,550 $167,131 $161,000 15 360 61 $11,119,000 $182,279 $175,000 16 209 37 $ 4,710,000 $127,297 $122,500 17 63 8 $ 1,286,400 $160,800 $154,750 18 50 4 $ 775,000 $193,750 $198,500 19 - - - - - 20 12 1 $ 158,900 $158,900 $158,900 21 32 5 $ 1,110,000 $222,000 $165,000 71 - - - - HEART AND STROKE FOUNDATION u 1prMing your adds against "I kllk C3 Canada Trust Realty Canada Tvsi Reaity inc Reano• -A PLACE To HANG YOUR HEART' OPEN HOUSE SUN, APRIL 5,1-5 PLL 300 AUDLEY RD. (S. OF HWY. 7) Sprawling 4 bedroom on 2.1 acres of beautifully wooded grounds and pond 'CONE SEE, COME SIGH- ,ARLENE WELLER 497-9794 FAMILY TRUST CORPORATION REALTOR . � 1:a') 4W_ f MEN STUNNER! PICKERING VILLAGE 3 + 1 bidrm. bungalow, 65030' lot. Exhaustive renovations. Must be seen. Randy b Tam Miller 683-8542. Up=r; rum MIER John J. McCluskey Chartered Accountant Weloomes you to his accounting practice Serving individuals and small business. Personal & Corporate Tax Returns 1742 Bronte Square Pickering, Ontario 420-9540 L1V 31138 llf/colr CORRECTION NOTICE In our FULL SCALE SALE FLYER inserted in the Oshawa/Whdbr This Week and Alan News Advertiser editions of today's, the following appeared incorrectly. Page 6, McClary Washer 3 Dryer. The price should read $799.99 pair without G.S.T and not each as stated. Page 13: Dynasty bedroom suite. Copy should read: 'MAHOGANY- Black look suite. (Not black marble -look suite as stated.)'Save 30% on bunk beds' is incorrect. Should read: -Save up b 300% on bunk beds. - Convertible bunk bed should read: Price does not include mattress. Day bed should read: Price does not include mattress. 'Boli-gard- Arlen mattress. 39- or 54' or boxsonng. Copy should read: Your choke with G S T 89 99 each. 397 or 54- mattress or boxsprtng. The copy states mattress d boxspnng which is incorrect. Peacock twin bed. Frame only at 59.99 without G.S.T This item will not be available in time for the ad. Rain checks will oe issued on request. Page 24: Leaf Licorice ailsorts 454 g. Self 1.99 without G.S.T. Due to non-dekvery from manufacturer, this item will not be available. Page 38: -Due to late delivery, the Men's Mesh casuals at 4.56 without G.S T will not be available. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our Customers. Wodco DEPARTMENT STORES. AJAX COIN CAR WASH OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 24 HOURS 100% FRESH WARM WATER EN F MAENTALLY FFKNDLY PRODUCTS BIODEGRADABLE SOAP!! 75 Cor vnm'W A". AJAX, ONTARIO N meo owner's Insurance Who'll give you • real Valle for your homeowner's 0 insurance dollar? ROY momAgent w 1410 llaiy SINK Suir PkkwWS OMwW AOLIWM iia. 416431 -?207 At -SVGA -CI State Farm Fire and Casuafty Company Canadian Head Odie SCarbomwh, Onfarb e�l O O board Is a 1r"ee fech" for k:om- rn��event of a ran -prom nature. 'Li have your events promoted In Billboard, call us of 663-5110 or wdfe to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deodline for Billboard items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publi- catian, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Frklay publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday per to Sunday publication. 3 SOBER DANCE:The Whitby Clean andndSober Dance will be held Fri., April 3, from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 133 Brock St. N., Whitby. Tickets avail- able at the door and are 66 for sin- gles and $ 10 for couples. 686-6621 MAGIC SHOW: envi- ronmental magicc show4 with Owen Anderson will be held at the Pickering Central Library. One The Esplanade. Sat.. April 4 at 10:30 a.m. Tickets Sl. Register after 1 p.m. 831-6873. SOFTBALL REGISTRATION: The Pickering Softball Association will have a late registration for the 1992 season at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sat., Apr. 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Registration is for Pickering res- idents only. Cost is $45 for the first child and S35 for additional children (in the some family). Especially need- ed are children born from 1975 to 1980.420.6050 CRAFT SHOW: The Ajax Christian Comr^un'y �e iowshio will hoid a W -raft sale Sat., April 4, at 30 Barr Rd . ,',am 10 a.m. to 4 p m Items include baked goods and some aboriginal crafts 427-1162 (Jeri) FASHION SHOW: A teen fashion show will be heid So!. April 4 at 111 30 a.m at McGinnis Landing Restaurant in the Pickering Home & Design Centre It's sponsored by the Teen Fashion Show Committee and the Rotary Club of Pickering. No camis- son charge. Rattles. balloon bursts. Proceeds to the Rotary Club 839- 0467, CF DANCE Tickets for the Durham chapter of the Canadian Cyst!c Fibrosis Foundation's 10th annual 9ream of Life 50's and 60's Dance go sale Sat.. April 4. at 8 a.m.. at The Iroquois Park Arena. Baseline Rd.. Whitby. Tickets are S18 a person and there is a limit of 10 per person. The dance will be Sat.. April 25. begin - ring at 8 p m., at Iroquois Park. ORGAN RECITAL: An organ recital W11 be held at St. Paul's On -the -Hill Anglican Church. 882 Kingston Rd.. Pickering, Sat.. April 4 at 8 p.m., by Giles Bryant, organist at St. James Cathedral, Toronto. Free-will offering for the church's organ fund. All wel- come. 839-7909. NDP DANCE: A funol•rabing dance for the NDP will be held Sat.. April 4 at 7:30 p.m. at General Sikorski Hal. Stevenson Rd.. Oshawa. Guest speaker Oshawa MP Mike Breaugh. Tickeh $50. hckides dimer. 631-3047, 6836707. • AQUARIUM SNOW: The Durham Regional Aquarium Society will hold a show and auction Sun.. April 5, at the Damen Community Centre. 109 Colborne St. W.. Oshawa. Fish entered between 9 and 11 am., auction from 11 am. to 6 pin. and pubic viewing Uom 1 to 8 p.m. 686-7368 (Ty Fisher). 404-0641 (Fronk Caputo). 725-7911 (Wayne Rokestrow) or 863-7660 (Barry McKee). CHOCOLATE BRUNCH: A Chocolate Lovers' Brunch In old of the Alt heirner Society of Durham will held Sun.. April 5 at the Robert McLoughlin Gallery Restaurant, Oshawa. Buffet -style meal includes variety of chocolate desserts. Sittings at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Tickets $25. 576-2567. BEEF DINNER: The Claremont United Church. Old Brock Rd.. will host a beef dinner Sunday. April 5. Sittings at 4 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. Tickets $10 for adults. $4 for children under 12.649-2183.649-1031. CESAREAN BIRTH: The Cesarean Prevention Support and Education group meets Mon., April 6 at 8 p.m. at 397 Rossmount Ave., Oshawa. The topic is preparing a birth plan. The group provides information and sup- port to parents and professionals interested in any aspect of cesarean birth. 426-8470 (Karen). ADULT ACTIVITY: The Active Living Group offers exercise classes for mature adults every Monday and Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m. at Harwood Secondary School, Ajax. 683-9044 (Louise) or 427-2875 (Rebecca). BONSAI MEETING: The Matsuyama Bonsai Society will meet Mon., April 6, at Faith Place. 44 William St.. Oshawa Beginners at 7 p.m , regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. All welcome 683-2568 or 725-2045. PARKINSON SUPPORT: The Parkinson Support Group. Durham region chapter, will meet Mon.. April 6 at 7:30 p.m at St. Mark's United Church, Whitby, at the corner of Colborne and Centre streets. Use the south door entrance. The topic is To Chi. All welcome 666-8576 or 668- 6580. STAMP CLUB: The Ajax Philatelic Society w;:! mee' Mon., April 6, at 7:30 p.m . at St. Bernadette's Church Hall, at the corner of Harwood Ave and Bayly St, Ajax 683-0240 or 839- 2068. CANADIAN CLUB: -he Canadian Club o' Durham w!i' have a dinner meeting Mon., April 6 at 6 30 p.m W the Holiday Inn, Oshawa Guest speaker Rev. Peter Tink Reservations 640-4481 (Lenore Hawley). 668-4335 (N Stotts) SENIORS' DISCUSSION: "he Ajax Seniers' D scussio- Group w,ll meet Tues. April 7, at 9 3C a m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd . Ajax Ajax Senior Citizens" Club members only and the yearly fee is S3 The discussion group hos o sem - annual fee of S2 683-7799 (Louse Johnson) GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY: 'he Whitby -Oshawa branc^ of the Ontario Genealogical Society (Durham Region) meets Tues April 7 from 7. i5 to 10 p m. in the cafeteria at Henry Street High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Guest speaker Ann Rowe will discuss The Little Immigrants. 668-8177 (Joyce Hilton) or 723-7460 (Bessie Gannon). CALORIE COUNTERS: If you want to lose weight, Canadian Calorie Counters meets every Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m., at the YMCA offices, 1400 Boyty St_ Unit 16A. Pickering, next to the GO station. $1.25 a week. 420- 0746. CONCERT BAND: The Pickering Concert Band seeks new members: high school students welcome. Rehearsals Tuesdays at The East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd , at 7:30 p.m. 686-0523 (Steve). BIG BROTHERS: The Big Brothers Association of Ajax -Pickering will hold its annual general meeting and vol- unteer appreciation nignt Tues. April 7. at 7 p m., at the CAW Hall, 140 Hunt St., Ajax. Presentation of Bowl - for -Million award winners. 686-2871. QUILTERS MEET: The Durham Trillium Quwlters Guda will meet Tues.. April 7, at 7 30 p m , in Room 208 of Central Collegiate Vocational Institute, 240 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. The guest speaker will be Mabel Stephens, past president of the Niagara Heritage Quitters Guild. 263- 2138. WRITERS' GROUP -he Ajax Writers' Group wd Tee' 7—es, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m., at me ma:n branch of me Ajax Pubhc Library, at me corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres. 427- 2682, ST. BERNADETTE'S PTA: -he St. Bernaawte's Scrool Parer.'--eacner Association will meet Tues. April 7, at 7:30 p m , in the gyrr o` the school. On Boyly St , east of r,arwood Ave Carolyn Locket. of the Metro Toronto Separate School Board. will speak or violence against women. Everyore welcome 683-0571 (Mrs Del Monte) GARDENING: -he Rouge Hill Library, ?ouge-ount Dr south of Hwy 2. will offer an afternoon tea and gardening videos at 1 p.m. Wed.. April 8. At 7 30 p M. there will be a gardening program and slide presentation No chorge Register 286-2576 WOMEN AGANST BOREDOM: 7ne Women Against Boredom group nos COME AND t ' WORSHIP ST. PAUL'S ON -THE -HILL VAIV WESTNEY HEIGHTS Rev. Brim IAcVgty BAPTIST CHURCH ,839-7909 Neetinp at Applecr•rt P•eric scion Service SS Cries Ave. Nati, Ajax (lea East •! L.OEB P IwA) Esu 9: 15 i 11:00 am Niasery i � Stlrool ® !NORNI�fG WORSHIP: 10:00 s... Rev, Jaeses Readk - Paster 1061720 SWXlafd p"'111`11% ST. ANDREW S bad(PA sold Nwf) a PRESBYTERIAN Staeday. Stadq Soioot 10: S 35 CHURCH ST. N. Won*: 11 a.ta and 7 Pit., PKWJMM VILLAGE Ned. 7d0: Adult BRde Sk* and CMetiart SM7311 Lk Club for eftidtott live - teens REV. JAMES tT1:sGS II OfrnbKWWFairpoft UNtEd 0N11111b loll Dumbarton Rd, PiiekuisR WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL OW7271 11:00 A.M. UwaiiiiiPa C1111111111thSatso CHURH chairdh Servin 114:0 n ARVWJLEAE GARAGE sal.E MAY 2% ¢z 1=W1 PA N. -TM FW*J CMl W • : .. WORSHIP 11:OOAJIL • 8 M1383 Now MEETINGAT PkWng Vilbp United Church HENRY HUDSON SR. PUBLIC SCHOOL 30o CM�h St- NL, NU 683�4M 350 ORTON PARK &K Mows Zob ft (EAST OF MARKHAM RD. JUST SOUTH OF fLLESYERq SERVICE: SUNDAYS AT 10:30 A.M. WW" & PIIOIE:49FifME PASTOR: PAIR ltflifTE 10•.30 B,eI, To Advertise Your Easter ,A Services In This Church Directory Call Janice at 6E5110 L '-..�..•��.� Wit.., .._.-.----•�•- �_ 16 1-& i_7 -.- �- 4 - .=. 'J ". - THE NEWS ADVERTISER loll � itA'IA'l�i11>� a guest speaker at its next meeting Wed., Apr. 8, at 7 p.m. at E & J's Restaurant, 520 Westney Rd. S. Ajax. The topic is loneliness and how to respond to it. Women Against Boredom is a group for women 19 years and older who are divorced or separated or single mothers. Coll 683-5035 (Diane). FASHION SHOW: Holy Trinity Anglican Church, at the corner of L3, M2 -PAGE 9 .W10 'J1i'1'A r1:+ of combo 81"119 lOrgs Cres. and Burcher Rd., Ajax, will hold a spring fashion show of Alia and Tonjay clothes on Wed., April 8, at 8 p.m. Admission is $5. Door prizes and refreshments. 683-3863. BLOOD DONOR CLINIC: A blood donor clinic will be held Thurs., April 9 and Friday, April 10 on the lower level of the Pickering Town Centre, 2 to 8:30 p.m. daily. All blood types urgently needed. YVOME'S HAIRSTYLIST • & Sh" Sery a • <<lotilliftHwCare RrlE Wy A(ffl0Wlf N Spll" in: CURLS & RELAXERS r Also: Tints, weaves, chits, perms -r+rr aid scalp treatments Diistrblulorofeysand • • Aexxus Hair Products - +42(-5411 f 105 Finch (at Dfxk) Ptkwhv JUST ROOFING CO. "Residential Roofing Specialists' In business for over 10 years FREE ESTIMATES Discounts for Seniors I Offering Roof Tune-ups at '175' Coupon Expires April t Wv92 Call: (416) 619-1416 NOMINATIONS NOTICE TO MUNICIPAL ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF AJAX TAKE NOTICE that persons may be nominated as candidates in a by-election between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on nomination day, Monday, April 13,199Z but nothing in section 38 of the Municipal Elections Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.53 prevents a person from filing a nomination paper with the Clerk during normal office hours during the period from Tuesday, April 7,1992 to Thursday, April 9, 1992 inclusive immediately preceding nomination day. OFFICES FOR WHICH PERSONS MAY BE NOMINATED Councillor Ward 3 Electors are hereby required b We noboe and govern themsebes accordinl and lurcher taken notice tttal the manner in which said nominations shah be riled is set follh n section 39 of the Municipal Ekllion>s ad. Nwilinabon forms and fur particuiara of prooedtllres b be followed may be obtained from the undersigned. Where more candldales are nolrunated and have made the mquwed dedarabons, for election b an office, than the number regiirad to fib tine said office, notice of 8ne time for the holding of the poll, kk dig ft advance polls, and notice of the IM day for making application for a certificate to vole by proxy will be given AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that where the number of candidates for an office who are nomirialed and have not wd drawn at the end of nomination day is not sulficient to 6M tine number of vacancies b which candidates may be elected, subsection 43(1) respecting acclamation applies to those candidates. On Tllesdtly, AprN 14,1992 following nomi abon day, ft perk may, between tine hours of 9 am. and 5 p.m. receive and certify additional nominations for line remaining vacancies in the office in respell of which there was an nsuEim t number of candidates and the provisions of subsecdons 40 (5) and 42 (1) apply with necessary modlkallio 1S. Given under my hand this 41h day of April,1992. J. W. Tlernay, Assisrarll Retuini gQker PAGE urea Ns ADVZRT M FRWAY. AMl11, A 1M A\ 0 NNW .. lk... ::V r��l�fl��l'�f� "rFI A ROUND -UP OF THE AJAX-PICKERING SCENE Former Pacemaker plays the Kerry Inn AJAX-PICKERING - Irish eves are smiling at the Kerry Inn this weekend. Rob McNay, a former member of Gerry and the Pacemakers, will play a variety of Irish and top -40 music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. and Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this week- end, just follow this guide: The Fox and Flowerpot Pub is celebrating its second birthday Saturday. April 4. To celebrate, the pub has a S2 buffet from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and birthday party with cake that evening. This Friday and Saturday at the Fox and Flowerpot. K`Mac will play a variety of popular tunes with a hearty, party flavor from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. On Sunday, the Tishomingo jazz band entertains from 3 to 6 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot Pub is in the Pickering Village Court Yard. Call 428-2162. LA. HOOTERS: An Ajax band will debut at L.A. Hooters Friday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. with a $4 cover charge. Generation Gap, made up of four members ranging in age from 20 to 50 years old, will plays "'70s music with a '90s edge," says lead guitarist and vocalist Chris Gould. The band, formed five months ago, is already recording a nine - song demo and will be entering the upcoming Q107 Homegrown Contest. Other members include bassist and vocalist Jason Dekoning, drummer Wayne Sanford and lead singer George Black. On Saturday, the bar hosts Full Measure from 9 pm. to 1 am. with a $2 cover charge. There's a pool tournament at 1 pm. Saturday and a mixed couples pool event Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Pick up a ballot to re- name the bar and win a S 100 prize, plus free admission for live enter- tainment. L.A. Hooters is at 570 Westney Rd. S. in the Discovery Bay Plaza. Call 619-1212. JOKERS: The one-man boogie band is back at Jokers this weekend. That's right, Jimmy Fraser, the mas- ter of five different musical instru- ments, will play a wide variety of popular, danceable favorites Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and a Sunday matinee from 4 to 8 p.m. For the next two weeks, coun- try star Charlie Crocker takes over. The club has Wednesday night trivia beginning at 9. Jokers is at 335 Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 427-0337. HARP AND THISTLE PUB: Local favorites The Lost Larrys play Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There's karaoke on Thursdays from 9 pm. to 1 a.m. and Sundays from 7 to 1 I p.m. The Harp and Thistle Pub is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. CENTREFIELDS: Centrefields has Pickering's own Dave McCluskey Band on stage Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am'. The band plays a mix of music from the '60s to the '80s. On Saturday night, there'll be a raffle for a spe- cial ring. There's an acoustic jam on Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. with karaoke starting at 8 p.m. Centrefields is at 1050 Brock Rd.. unit 14 and 15, Pickering. Call 837- 1850. DANNY'S PLACE: It's Wet T shirt Night at Danny's Place Saturday with a S50 prize for the winner. On Sunday, Danny's Place has karaoke starting at 6 p.m. There's a S50 cash prize and a free tape to all who take part. There's a Monte Carlo night at Danny's Place every Thursday. Danny's Place is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683- 2940. KANGAROO'S: Kangaroo's has karaoke Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Rider Band plays Kangaroo's country and western jamboree every Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. There's jazz. every Thursday with the Ragweed Jazz Band from 9 p.m. to midnight. Kangaroo's is at 985 Brock Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-6845. MORGAN'S PLACE: Mike Donovan will play a mix of '60s and '70s light rock and folk music on Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. On Sunday, Bernie Jessome will play some Irish, folk and light rock music from 6 to 10 p.m. Morgan's Place is at 776 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Call 839-4744. %1cGINNIS LANDING: On Thursdays, enjoy your dinner to the music of Rob Fielding's classical style acoustic guitar from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Fielding will entertain from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday. McGinnis Landing is in the Pickering Home and Design Centre (Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401). Call 428-6383. TUDOR ROSE INN: Gerry McDaniel will bring a mixture of pub, maritime and folk music to the Tudor Rose Inn this Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Tudor Rose Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 700 Harwood Ave. S. Call 428-1815. DONA Y MIGUELS: Carlos plays Mexican music in the Cactus Lounge Friday and Saturday nights. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd. S. at the comer of Westney Rd. and Bayly St. in Ajax. Call 686- 4468. a- Picking a tune! Durham College spanish student Roberto Acosta participatedin an evening of entertainment and presentations staged at the Ajax cam- pus recently. The spanish course is offered in four levels. photo by Celia Bronkhorst At the movies... Cousin Vinny goes to court If your club .or restaurant MY COUSIN VINNY (AA): Joe Lewis and Sean Young. offers live entertainment, tall Al Pesci has some fun playing a New THE LAWNMOWER MAN Rivett at the News Advertiser, York lawyer out of his element in (AA): Jeff Fahey and Pierce Brosnan 683-5110, to be included in this Alabama trying to defend his cousin star in another story from Stephen ...okra rMhsM and a friend of murder charges. Also Kinz's fertile imavinatim rn tuulr willmOrl R wugm me inner polnfa of boxing by Gael Plot (Morgan Freeman) in The Power of One, a sweeping epic aet In South Africa about a boy's metamorphotltis info nmvhoo& 11 i. 4 starring Fred Gwymte. STOP! OR MY MOM WILL BASIC INSTINCT (R): Michael SHOOT (PG): Estelle Getty plays a Douglas and Sharon Stone star in mother who moves out to California this psychological thriller. Douglas, and instantly makes her son's life a a San Francisco detective, investi- nightmare. It just so happens her son gates a murder and becomes entan- (Sylvester Stallone) is a cop. Looks gled in a deadly affair involving as if Sly is sticking with the comedy three intriguing women, each with thing until he gets it right. an unexpected motive for the crime. GLADIATOR (AA): The world Pretty hot stuff• of underground amateur boxing is ARTICLE 99 (PG): Keifer explored in this movie starring Brian Sutherland and Ray Liotta head a Dennehy, Ossie Davis, Cuba surgical strike force of doctors and Gooding Jr. (Boyz N The Hood) and nurses fighting bureaucratic red cape James Marshall (Twin Peaks). in a veteran's hospital. Marshall plays a young man who BLAME IT ON THE BELL- forsakes a promising academic BOY (AA): When an eager -to- career and his girlfriend to clear his please bellboy (Bronson Pinchot) father's name and his debts. delivers itinerary envelopes for three WAYNE'S WORLD: Saturday guests whose names all sound alike, Night Live funnymen Dana Carvey trouble is in full swing at the Hotel and Mike Myers recreate their Gabrielli. And the worlds of Messrs. Wayne's World characters for the big Orton (Dudley Moore), Horton screen. No Way. Way! (Richard Griffiths) and Lawton MEDICINE MAN (PG): Sean (Bryan Brown) may never be the Connery is a research scientist same• searching for the cure for cancer ONCE UPON A CRIME (PG): deep in the South American jungle. John Candy leads an ensemble cast He finds himself in a critical race in this flick billed as a "dog -gone against time and the destruction of funny movie." Also starring Jim the rain forests to reproduce the elu- C bill lushi, y Shepherd, D. sive serum. •i 1 chard e . THE NMADVER11 FAMTAMM3, D92 -PAGE If Rotary Club announces festival winners AJAX-PICKERING - Following are first -place winners in various classes of the Pickering Rotary Music Festival. The festival is spon- sored by The Rotary Club of Pickering. - Top winners - Musicians Lucie Sliva and Aubrey Hilliard were rec- ommended to represent the music festival at provincial competitions. Lucie won the Founders Award, was named Star of the Festival, received the Rotary Festival Trophy and $500. Aubrey's winnings totalled Sx50. S • Strings - Catherine Belanger, Dhiraj Rajkumar, Othon Alexandrakis, Andy Johnstone, Jason Moon, Scott Holyk, Jay Hodgson, Lindsey Hilliard. • Piano - Meaghan Rocca, Laura Klassen, Andrea Nemeth, Laurel Cole, Louisa Chow, Cheryl Loughlin, Justin Ho, Rhiannon Lewis, Felicia Ariana Carmichael, Tiffany Spino, Mandy Yu, Victoria Fung, Christen Hacaluk, Marianne Cheung, Melissa Mottola, Erwin Daw, David Ma, Valerie Hau, Michael Chase, Hannah Tsang, Marie Lew, Jennifer Chow, Vincent Cheung, Terry Go, Sharalynn Hicks, Amy Lee, Cheryl Quan, Anne Wong, Mark Cassidy, Lisa Ng, Thomas Zochowski, Justin Necpal, Kevin Chang, Moira Kwok, Anita Mehta, Anita Choi, Michelle Fong, Ian Cheung, Angela Au, Yee -Ling Kwan, Wendy Lau, Gillian Anne Lucas, Aubrey Hilliard, Sarah Keller, Meredith Winning, Christine Wong, Erik Cuzzolino, Herman Lee, Althea Warburton, Carleene Banez, Ellen Lee, Michelle Ho, i Ll Stay in tune, read the News Advertiser Genevieve Nicole Lucas. - Piano duets and trios - Ashley Winning & Meredith Winning, Jessica Liu & Marie Lew, Priscilla Chiu & Olivia Wong, Vincent Cheung & Matthew Lew, Priscilla Chui, Olivia Wong & Valerie Hau, Rachel Chan & Vivien Tang, Benny Lam & David Yen. • Choirs & groups - Holy Redeemer Children's Church Choir, Dunbarton-Fairport United Church Celebration Singers, Deja Vu Choral Ensemble, The King Family, Jennifer & Gerry Burford. - Voice - Kristi King, Shannon Duff, Nathan Armstrong, Laura Bartley, Antonija Bozic, John !gig, Jayda Everett, Karen Choi, Joscelyne Dye, Tanya Browarsky, Brian Khan, Macy Leung, Nancy Barn Dinner Tteatre 2885 Allona Rd. Pict e" PRESENTS AWARD WINNING THRILLER Wait Until Dark -You herds int To Ifs TW OW Dinner, Show & Taxes included FOR RESERVATIONS CALL j 472-3085 , Tomlinson, Margaret Drag, Sherry Maclsaac, Traci & Debbi King, Ferne Dickson, Terri King, Lori King, Latoya Lesmond, Darlene Myrie, Kevin King. - Brass, woodwind, recorder, percussion - Kevin King, Traci King, Robert Siklos, Rachael Geofroy, Lucie Sliva, Natalie -Anne Wicha, Helen Simpson, Sandra Price & Tamara Fisher, Pickering Community Concert Band. • School choirs - Maple Ridge Public School Primary Choir, Roland Michener P.S. Primary Choir, Sir Isaac Jogues Junior Choir, Highbush P.S. Senior Choir, Lincoln Ave. P.S. Choir, Gandatsetiagon P.S. Choir. - Bands and orchestras - Lincoln Ave. P.S. Band, Lord Elgin Band. 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OF 40 1) - PICERING, ONT. 831-12101;"" L-1111111 Free parkingfront, side & rcar u. ata s• uti s. ui s. tic---� s, s. s. s, s. s, ' 0 � '� rs ps q Y60 FrF�K Epr Enjoy our FISH & CHIPS THIS GOOD FRIDAY! 48 p.m. Call for reservations 428-6022 785 Westney Rd. S. AJAX 0 1 BUY i I 1 BUY 11 I GET 1 ; '' GET i i FREE '" t 50% OFF 1 DINNER BUFFET 1 DINNER BUFFET Mangy. -Wed. 1 only I Thum-SuAdults m 1 Coupon valid April 1/92 -April ZM I I Coupon valid April 1/92 -April 92 W I FRESH SHRIMPS, ML'SSEM, BREADED SHRIMP Famous Wanton Soap, Appetizers, Hot & Spicy Hmq Garlic Ribs A Wings, Roast Chicken, Cbow Mein, Chicken Balls, 6099Each Sweet & Sour Ribs, Vegetables, Egg Foe 3 limit per coupon. Yount. Beef with Mushrooms, ' Expires April 15th, 1992 and MANY MORE! HOURS: 5-00-9:00 P.M. Salad Bar, Frans. Canes, Wes, ' Please p� e_nt cos on_arrival. _ Jells & let Cream:_ _ _ 1735 BAYLY ST. rF.. OF RItOCK ItD., S. OF 40 1) - PICERING, ONT. 831-12101;"" L-1111111 Free parkingfront, side & rcar u. ata s• uti s. ui s. tic---� s, s. s. s, s. s, ' 0 � '� rs ps q Y60 FrF�K Epr Enjoy our FISH & CHIPS THIS GOOD FRIDAY! 48 p.m. Call for reservations 428-6022 785 Westney Rd. S. AJAX 0 Sign-up deadline for charity hockey event fast approaching i TILE Z-7; WAX'PIMO MI6 � R NEWS ADVERTISEnts t wa b o be In IM 6,0 ".}� tom! Cal; our sports deparrre-iwth Your wee -.y res: s 4^0 683-5110 FAX 663.7363 Sign-up deadline for charity hockey event fast approaching i THE • AJAXPIatatrtc � NEWS ADVEWISER h 1/Mlb b be le Uw fi,.t 1Car our spores6i depbvwt with your weekly results 4^0 683-5110 FAX 683.7363 Fourth annual Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament at Don Beer Arena Apr. 24 and 25 PICKERING - Tomorrow's the deadline for players to register for the Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament. The cut-off date for sign-ups for the annual fund-raising tournament is Saturday, Apr. 4. Player registration forms are available from Joe Passmore (839-1985) or from Papps Restaurant or McGinnis Landing. T h e actual play- er draft to the eight r!I teams will be held by the hon - o r a r y 1 coaches upstairs at the Don Beer Arena Wednesday, Apr. 8, starting at 7 pm. Now in its fourth year, the Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament, former- ly the Kevin Shore Memorial Tournament, will be played Friday, Apr. 24 and Saturday, Apr. 25. Over the years, the event has been instrumental in bringing together players and their families from the old BayRidges hockey organization, as well as raising money for local charities. This year, the goal is to raise S20,000 for the local chapter of the Children's Wish Foundation, which grants wishes to terminally -ill chil- dren. The tournament, sponsored by Molson's, begins Apr. 24 with a ringette exhibition game from 6 to 7 p.m., followed by a- Pickering Hockey Association atom contest from 7 to 8 p.m. Then, each of the eight tournament teams will play one game that night. Also on the Friday night, Pickering council members, aided by a group of "ringers", will play a team of PHA coaches at 6.45 p.m. There's a party upstairs at the Don Beer Arena. Tournament action resumes Saturday morning. The champWnship final of the tourney is slated for 2.45 pm. Prior to the final at 1 p.m., the Pickering Panthers oldtimers will play an opponent yet m be named. A wrap-up dance will follow the tournament at the Pickering Recreation Complex, starting at 8 pat. The music will be supplied by floe brad D.J. " - ip n & 35 Noah. A limited number of tickets are still mad" by allmg Dawn Budo m at 427-5755 or from McGinnis Laoding or PaM Restaurant AJAX - A Marsh 29 slory on an Ajax bowia amd Ss team warning the YBC Four Steps to Stardom provin- cial finals contained two errors. The team won the cbampmship for five -pin bowling and not 10 -pm bowling as was reported. And Stem Alfred's name was spelled incorrect- ly. The News Advertiser regrets the errors. A — Music to swim by Michael Gallagher and Anne Morrison relax with some music and reading material before taking to the starting blocks during the second annual Hands Across the Water International swim meet last weekend. A total of 1,055 swimmers, including 305 from New York state, took part in the meet. The 11- and-12-year-okf divisions were hosted at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Jax-Pickering Raiders AAA novices one win away from Timmy Tyke final AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax- time at the prestigious Tummy Tyke ing Oshawa and then losing a hard - Pickering Raiders Rand Pools Tournament in Toronto. fought series to Whitby, Ajax - major novice 'AAA' hockey team After a successful Eastern Pickering now finds itself on the is putting it all together at the right Ontario 'AAA' playoffs. eliminat- verge of playing in the spotlight at the to Area synchro swimmers advancO :.to. provincials AJAX-PICKERING - Area members of the Oshawa Synchro Swim Club fared well at the Ontario Provincial 'A' Synchronized Swimming Championships at the University of Toronto Manch 26 to 29. The Oshawa club's team of 11 -to -12 -year-old swimmers, which included Shannon Murdock and Teri Pearce of Ajax and Kirsten Mills of Pickering, captured the bronze medal in the team event, defeating nine other squads. te This performance earned the team the right to compeat the 1992 Eastern Divisional Championships at Carleton University in Ottawa this month. Pearce teamed up with Mills to also advance to the divisional championships in the duct routines. Oshawa Synchro's 15 -to -17 team, which consisted of Jennifer Fraser, Lori Durand and Robyn Parashyniak of Ajax and Cathy Veldhoen, Michelle Coady and Vanessa Reeve of Pickering, finished fifth in the team routine to qualify for the eastern divisionals. In the duet competition, Reeve teamed with Tara Fowler of Oshawa to place 11th overall. If they're successful in Ottawa, the swimmers would qualify for the national championships in Quebec City in May. The Oshawa team is coached by Debbie Sands and Holly Lundmark. t. game ornamen The Raiders need just one more victory over the Toronto Nats to advance to the finals at Maple Leaf Gardens on Good Friday. Ajax -Pickering lost a nail -biter in the first game to the Don Mills Flyers 5-4. Geoffrey Stewart receiving MVP honors with his three -goal effort and Allan Maclsaac getting the other marker. Facing the Peterborough Petes novices in the second game, the Raiders scored a 4-3 victory. The Raiders had not beaten the Peterborough squad previously this year. Stewart led the way with two goals, with singles to Andre Darlow and Matthew McMullen. Darlow was the MVP of the game. The goaltending duo of Brett Lemmon and Aaron Gray stymied the opposition, bolstered by the defence of Brent Chandler, Shawn Cooper, Steven Burnett and Aaron Wilson. Setting up goals were Chris Stewart, Allan Norminton, Adam Blair, David Lewis and Chris Henwood. Ajax peewees semi-finalists AJAX - The Ajax -Village Witty Insurance peewee hockey team skated into the semi -Finals at the recent 16 -team Picton Hockey Tournament. Ajax won all three of its pre- liminary round games, only to be defeated by Ernestown 5-1 in the semi-final contest. Bruce Barron scored the lone Ajax goal, assisted by Matthew Murdock. The Witty Insurance peewees defeated Belleville 4-2 in an exciting, end-to-end contest. Barron notched a hattrick with Murdock adding a single. Brad Godward had two assists, while Bob Montgomery, Brad Smith and Rob Crick had one each. Next, Ajax b"cd Picton 2-0 on goals from Ryan Bowden and Barron. Assists went to Murdock and Barron. In this close -chocking affair, Ajax played a strong defen- sive game and received fine backchecking by Ryan Lindell and Phillip Conroy. Ajax also blanked Kingston 3- 0. Barron notched two goals with Murdock adding the other marker. Nicholas Yu and Murdock con- tributed two assists apiece, while Godward had a single. Tim Burgess and Karsten Ernst turned in sound goaltending performances and were provided with strong defence by Rob EwIcs, Yu, Crick anti Smith. (Pickering novices take consolation title PICKERING - The Pickering Kinsmen novice rep 'B' hockey tram recently won its second con- secutive tournament consolation title when it pieced up a crown in Markham. Pickering also won the title at the recent Stroud tourney. The Pickering squad played Rk mtond Hill in the Markham consoiat w final. Kmsmen skated to a 4-1 win. Michael h6dhell scored twice. with Kyle Aitken and John Reid each tallying once. Asais<irhg were Brad WyoM D=y I Anins Ryan Tri Dtrcryn Dulm, and Jeremy Holmes. Pickering won the semi-final contest against Oakridges 1-0. Mitchell scored the only goal on set-ups ftam Lusina and Wyeey. Pickering started with a 5-2 loss to Ennismore. Dubeau and Reid scored for Pickering with assists b Chris Andrads. Kevin Wkslow and Michell. Me Khmmen novices dmtbied Cedar Hill 6-3 in game two. Dubeau and Nbchell notched two goals each, with singles to Mdrettdis and Aitken. An Adis and Dubeau had two assists each and Voycey. Lusina, Winslow, Reid and Holmes set up one apiece. The Pickering team got good goaltending from Luke Gregoire and Steve Stimson. 4 it 0 41 AJAX -The Ain -Village IBEW Local ?33 atvea-ygrdd select hock- ey team was twice and 1M once in its list three outings. The Ajax selects blanked Brampton 6-0 in a game played in Agincourt recently. Mark MacIsaac dotted the twine four units for Ajax. Andre Vincent and Daniel Strang had the other goals. Assisting were Vincent, Brian Smart, Maclsaac. Thomas Milne, Strang and Stuart Watson. The goaltending was shared by Griffen and Simmonds. Ajax then doubled Oakville 84. Jamie Smith, Smart and Vincent struck for two goals each. Strang and Milne notched singles. Assists went to Strang. Vmcent, Bryan Choo-Wing. Milne, Watson, Russell Dabuzinskas, Greg Harman, Chris Wood and Smith. In a return engagement with Oakville, Ajax was defeated 4-2. Harman and Dabuzinskas scored, with assists from Smart and Kevin Spurs. Pl Y ROL BALL HOCKEY CAN'T TOUCH THIS. • Stop time Periods, arrWiced • C.B.HA. Member - Toumamert scodg plays and • Weeknigttls, prime time 3 star selections, monlltly was • 3 divisior>s -18 & over, 15.18 magazines & much more and 14 & under • Showdown ow" ifim fan's draw ♦ Individual & Team Registration • At Sloutl * Recreation Carom LIMITED SPACE 651-9820 SO HURRY CELEBRITIES PLUS PRESENTS ' SPORTS CARDS & MEMORABILIA SHOW ' ' 1972 Canada FEATURING... ' Cup Star 1992 Sunshine 1991 Sunshine ' Calendar Girl Girl of the Year ' w. lit N ELLIS^ � 1 Tor. 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This independent boarding and day school offers: • a challenging academic program from grade 7 to university entrance (95% of graduates go on to post -secondary studies) • individual attention in small classes by dedicated faculty (average 12 students) • a safe and secure 10 -acre campus located 45 minutes from downtown Toronto by Go Train or car • a full sports program, drama, art, debating, vocal and instrumental music, etc. For further information contact: • • The Principal Trafalgar Castle School 401 Reynolds Street, Whitby, Ontario L1 N 3W9 (416) 668-3358 An Open House will follow the May Day ceremonies on Saturday, May 23, 1992 from 1:00-4:00 p.m. Everyone welcome START THE SUMMER RIGHT! Come Celebrate 75 Years of Internatimal Service With tee AJAX LIONS CLUB as sam"ay. Mar Ste, 1992 .A 508 and 609 Dance featuring ROGER ASHBY of CHUM -FM on the Ajax Conununiy Centre Arena Floor Gas 8:00 &M to 1:00 am l30s :047Jir r; i. %amiss SIGHTFIRST W(e$erVe Txkm art a sak now at 52000 per p9ason To each your mAeu sena tet oder fona below Po: The Ajax Lions Club, P.O. Box 42, Ajax, Ontario. LIS 3C2 Order Fast as ticket sales are limitted. 71kkets also available at the Ajax Community Centre . A jai Liom 7Stlt Amiversary Cdebratioat Saamlay, May 9th,1992 :.y Total Payment enclosed @ 520.00 each , ... $ (all taus incllded) All proceeds h m.the dance will go to SIG) nFI tST. a Lions hojm dtatgned to elimimre plw=table and cur" blindness &=glt0tlt the Woft :>:: Mabe cheques payable b "I11e Ajax Lions Club". - CMs � ter (ieb Persue. do Fish[ to halt yemdfies-) ,. For fm " ietwmades, all 429.61 & IS IF 1991 COLT 100 :woes A c ransrnrs&or AWFU cassene. W S". StiL 599. 14879 SALE ONLY P" Ilona, io J 1991 SHADOW CONVERTIBLE Uckdst: Eim bko cim coo, don wvo buckets, V e Srdt air bn¢ 5 and man tram.. 2.5 One tubo EFI «, pawl 6-wy seat. AMIFMslaso ars-, udl oorder 09 25J add for custom apes, p w, p dl, p in, it. txtmnatum ova %, SALE ONLY 332,x, r rF r PFJ_ 1991 CHEROKEE LTD '-- - edrft-W paud Gael Osties b'A" sma 44 oCawW9 raiw a mg ant Wa brabt 4 Bpd am rang 4 L 1-6 EF• oN .nda.s rW4 drs .anMd. ay.anrwul now we int P?25,�;' 5 Eagb G7..4 p w . pd Ochs. p m Ps AWF M dao arm .nws OWL, adult $l sP354 SALE- LEBARON GTC ktckdts: Air oft. uMtalt sand system, add to cumom saps w, cW p. Briar seat. til, ooiss, p w., p d.l, p.m.. tubo ittlerCoo e 5 spd. me". Sdc.1P31d6. X66" SALE ONLY Mulrel PDQ• LS s� 1991 DYNASTY nc.-des 3rvnt w,oe :our cox. c.or arc vnyl 5G 5;, beam $ea:. 4 s„d auto trans, 3 3 ;are V-6 e�grr manual ar com a = br AM/FM cars x385 else Wroster. WOO glass Doti nbrrors Stk 3P35" $ 34 SALE ONLY 273 Morar, Ll 1992 VOYAGER BRAND NEW! Inc=es A.aotnaI.c ::3L njssior,. power steenng, powe, brakes rear wipers, an much morel %. C71M 27 3 1 Uk. PER MONTH 48 MONTH LEASE 1992 SUNDANCE qqqN BRAND NEW! I+ WDS 4 cyl also. p s. p b. ar cord.. AWFM. budres, corm@. WW grts, package. floor rats, slde mtwldrlps. plus ;01 e>aras t ts7321 7 7 SAU 189 1992 ACCLAIM BRANDNEW! lrcktdes Ar bag, fbor mats. til, cruse. auto. trans., p marors, air cord, AMFM ars., mttote trta* leleau, 4 spkr. spam, 4d"smumirms. ""061P* SALE 24 PER MONTH 48 MONTH LEASE r' F CLT IVIUU 1 r1 0 0 0 0 100 careers BUSINESS Opprotunity. Dis- tributors required. Unlimited earning potential. work in your spare tithe. For appanw;rt call 416134.8352. (040792) CAREER Opportunity - Have YOU ever considered an exciting rewarding career in Reai Estate? A Career with golden op• ponunoies We: Setting your own goals. working your own hours, no limit on income. W4h proven listings and sales techniques we take you to the top. Cal our of- fice today for more information and ask for Rick. 543.9464. 105 Career Training ACRYLIC Nail Technpan. tram - Arg available. now Oshawa, two days. kit included. $365. Also do full sets and refills from moderate prices. 416-666-8834- 110 General help :i1KE tXV:ATION Plenty of experience but lacking computer skills? Programs avail- able in Computerized Accounting, DeskTop Publishing. Data Man- agement, Word Pro- cessing and more. If you are 45 years of age or over and have recently been per- manently laid -off, you may qualify for fund- ing assistance. Call Computer Learning Centre, Whitby. 669-9713 THS MMVAAWMMUFMWMAFM *MMIPaca43 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General HelpNINE 110 General Help 110 General Help ■ APPRENTICE The Apprentice Mechanic will perform repairs and maintenance services on all municipal vehicles and equipment with specific activity instruction and supervision by a designated Licensed Mechanic. QUALIFICATIONS: Grade 12 High School graduate with a minimum of four credits in Motor Vehicle Elective. Must be presently enrolled in Ministry of Labour Motor Vehicle Apprenticeship Programme. RATE OF PAY: $10.14 per hour (Minimum) Applications available at the Human Resources Office. Corporation of the Town of Pickering One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario L1V 6K7 DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS - APRIL 14, 1992 We thank all those individuals who apply, however, only those applicants granted an interview will be acknowledged. PLEASE NOTE: The successful applicant will be required to adhere to the provisions of our Smoke Free Environment Policy. r EW OPPOR 1= OUT WAGES Ii1t MIU11110111t pili1>1Ir111 REAM flow IPI +aI ITT( ArNK t>P4X IFrom Ixlrlfpup4m CALL flow! 24 HRS MFE /y MASSEY'S requires ox- « penertced rine cook, fou timer P1 MOWA lg Plow �! Cee• Pot time.Appy n person. 774 �er •tgerfrloltl E C E tsedlgr Liverpool fid. S (0409921 For am mu nwo d d•/y at UNEMPLOYW or on ulc? Eam y*"S7t10t tine working for oursN. For details. trend SASE RING PICKEPlace Learniog le CAPA. 16 Corporation, P.O. Centre requires expert diced E.C.E. •eacher. Fa moues frtor. Box "6010. 1725 Kingston �; Pickering. Ontario. LIV rrtelioa call Jo* at M28M and pfese1fai STAY Home, Make Money. Eam up to $700 -ow sawn- 1 Of&* mp �'�'!� big simple audltns Hazing dark. Rush S.A.S.E. to L. AEt PL°cke '.Ont LIillar XMls PA 2LI.. OVER 45AND 0040am RFCFNTIY EARN up to $265 - work yaw own hours, asserrtple stylish Jewellery at home) Simple nstructvon. No selling to do. evsrl into: Send a self-ad- dressed stamped envelope to: Bolan Inc. Ext. 455. 4325 Steetes Ave. W.. Suite 225. Downsview Ont. M3N 1V7. (041292) t A•rw money reading books) $30.000/y/ income potential. Details (1) 1105-962-8000. CY - 183. (042192) ATTENTION! - Workers needed for ing harvesting, no an- peneseedncis necessary- Appy now at the Agricultural Employment Services. 41 Temperance SL Sowntowft above Post of". (040492) T HUNDERBMiD Goy Club - Veer round employment. Knowledge Of computer, Work Perfect essential. Must be posontlbl•, duties: booking weddngs, goy limes• knowledge �afgoo tial but not necessary. Resumes required. 666-1121, Sandra Pa"wsam poogi 2f NEWS ADVERTISER Requires a full-time experienced telemarketer to sell advertising features. Please forward resumes to Monique Lea 130 Commercial Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 130 130 salesg� W AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE Busy new car dealership in Ajax, requires new and used car salespeople. • Excellent conlfr -ssio 1 • Full Benefits • Good working conmons; Cal: Dwayne or Ted r • • COOK/MANAGER Sunrise Seniors Place, an 89 unit Seniors Apartment Building in Oshawa is presently looking for a cookmanager. The successful candidate will be a self-confident individual, sensitive to the changing needs of an aging clientele. Previous cooking experience is required and supervisory experience in food service is desirable. Must have a strong background in menu ptanr>ing and routine kitchen operation as well as strong presentation skips. Preference will be given to candidates who are eligible for membership in the Ontario Food Service Supervisor's Association. Salary range - $13.00 to $16.00 per hr. Hours negotiable. Please send resume and references to: 150 HOS` m4u ses PART Time dental assistant required. Tuesday i Wednesday, t0 am. Bpm. Prone 436-16". (0407921 A I earn motivated dental recap twnvst and assistant. tug time. experdrwe pelerred in Alax_ Please send resume to File 4064. Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario. L 1 H BN9. (040792) CARMEN COPE 75 John St. W. Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1W9 phone calls pleas tL NO « `�$ GLOTNESGALL - Ladies fashion LAIUIff IOC one intact and keep house n Pickering Villciiis etds seing pnsls LL US ABOUT ttMn lloltfllI WANTED SASYSI( required for 2 and pfese1fai OMPUTER HANDS �. hie call 426-9"7. MAT AEt Go pH0a For . training ulr rti TRAINING GRAN TS.AIN We are kO tnp ler you! ' pl . Bigos fNrslxtals Business Perungs tilt as 671 provided. . &her5 more irtloo eat) Sandy. see -9503 an« s ' 831-8167 week. 292-4017. P400M o w �11 at 8eau11u1 facilities nxins flours 6 a.m. 6 p aL Ppm, M400M your old hi ins. Evenings 430- Drop in to see US Or 930. Monday . Thursday. Ixrrsday. Valley ma� or COME join the fun and IF you an over, 45 and have 789-2196 (040`92) �— PK�(ERING TOYOTA excilement. Become a SIM= !fitly, been laid of, you mW y� � 420-9M boys. 4 and 1 year old. Ajax. Car Y r4pnaenrtative. We're erns) unit g assistance. DIP/CERT. RT. Lotufor s, ftrdperfeet. --- P.m (040892) qua lop a the line and looking for representatives to grow with 0,base wad. accpac, bedford. 135 Skilled Hal Ventura, p Day Care 165 &•ways �/ 27 C48. all Marion at (416) 432' wlocad. pagert al er Harvard. Corel and (ravel A Dealt D 7700 10 7p• F� 1�,..g�s,,,,j I Towtsm. Fstanclgl assistance PRESS Person required nutritious lunches provided. In. llernaums 740 MATURE responsible and ref. available for eligible students :rgfeaiatety. Must have mtni- trrw_ F■uay, and Lakodriveway. Cads of Trunks 750 able part time delivery person under 45 a over who do rat mum 3 years experiencs on AB I Wedding A,,,,ou,lurr,er,is 760 required. Ideal to homertpaker a quaff for free Y training. Durham Oidc 9810 with T -lead and IW Business Computer COIN bindery. Cell • E rine 770 noted person Mini urn an saw IPA 404.9672. . 723-6984. 427.3010. (TF) (W7%0 - not seffen"ail. }•• - _�.r � 1_a. .'..z.. s 1 - ��•'�`.LTf.41,u'q - •ai f�.ys•txr• r'p-ti NEWS ADVERTISER Requires a full-time experienced telemarketer to sell advertising features. Please forward resumes to Monique Lea 130 Commercial Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 130 130 salesg� W AND USED CAR SALESPEOPLE Busy new car dealership in Ajax, requires new and used car salespeople. • Excellent conlfr -ssio 1 • Full Benefits • Good working conmons; Cal: Dwayne or Ted r • • COOK/MANAGER Sunrise Seniors Place, an 89 unit Seniors Apartment Building in Oshawa is presently looking for a cookmanager. The successful candidate will be a self-confident individual, sensitive to the changing needs of an aging clientele. Previous cooking experience is required and supervisory experience in food service is desirable. Must have a strong background in menu ptanr>ing and routine kitchen operation as well as strong presentation skips. Preference will be given to candidates who are eligible for membership in the Ontario Food Service Supervisor's Association. Salary range - $13.00 to $16.00 per hr. Hours negotiable. Please send resume and references to: 150 HOS` m4u ses PART Time dental assistant required. Tuesday i Wednesday, t0 am. Bpm. Prone 436-16". (0407921 A I earn motivated dental recap twnvst and assistant. tug time. experdrwe pelerred in Alax_ Please send resume to File 4064. Oshawa This Week, P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario. L 1 H BN9. (040792) CARMEN COPE 75 John St. W. Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1W9 phone calls pleas tL NO N MAN IHOUSEK 1pUSEKEEPER re- • lt a W"GE 0. iced in i to care for C� one intact and keep house n Pickering Villciiis my Cale 1 re mtthge area. References required. Please qg after 3 p int 428 ' a HELPING .ALB PROFESSfONAW WANTED SASYSI( required for 2 you affil: hilae 1t1001fd�at old aah«n0000nsYour place and S arise. HANDS �. hie call 426-9"7. MAT DAYCARE E b ft INS woman n harae r•• We are kO tnp ler you! ' to ewe � V,!o dA and allies l�,y >ta Amt le 2 �w left � fEltoelettt 0D11' 0f 1 �" l 2 6 for occasional�iwn ngs. week«we and length a full � tWr A Companjf a 05- week. 292-4017. P400M from. (apecity 6). 8eau11u1 facilities RESPONSOLE Bier for 7 flours 6 a.m. 6 p aL Expo W109 praIISITW but wale wing 10 lysin to your old hi ins. Evenings 430- Drop in to see US Or 930. Monday . Thursday. Ixrrsday. Valley atj PLFAW APPLY TO Farm and Finch area. 666.0197. rig%ler % 1111CH EL DOOM (040`92) PK�(ERING TOYOTA BABYSITTER . caring, ex- careened and reliable fa our 2 EXPERIENCED teacher and gopher available for daycare in y� � 420-9M boys. 4 and 1 year old. Ajax. Car her Home. Loving environment.. an asset rofvences required. Please call 428-0158 after 6 stimulating activities and --- P.m (040892) nutritious rivals providedR. Hall - wood+wy 2. Appieeloft Village. Day Care 165 X104. (040892) �/ Available RELIABLE Mother of 2 will babyst in my home, any age. F� 1�,..g�s,,,,j I MOTHER of two girls wiling to nutritious lunches provided. In. Llljjj ' babyso n ow horns, full a pan door/outdoor activities. rp1. `_-- t yup kiesm' tt11elf DtaCe► trrw_ F■uay, and Lakodriveway. Lakedriveway/Weslney area. f!►CE 1fs•!'ME NEM AlkVZKMZR VM", Arlin. 3, 19!2 - 165 220 300 s 400 400 " 400 "pw'""f For Roo�KTo For Rf�ne F« Rem 410 Pawt 430 Rent EXPEWENCED mother will; AltARlIMMSieGedryer,aa- 1961 Toyota Tercel, 4 door, Pow 0 loving care for your oepent c- ditiorn. 2 yeas oW n%M el, moving. nuns great. drild- any age, dally outings, 8250 or bee aft. Ptseee w'irtler car. $80o a. with nutricious meals and onaciks. Harwovy.2. SW odf►A cal as Cap John 7254180-(04p9g2St4C) evenings, 43D - 10P.m. 434- 3{06. 040592) 5154. (040392) O-P.C. Prsm w Basad ll Upper GOOD quany daycare a"Wable FDock Iare Ultra� Baselb�allnumbers. gnp � ria KST Be Seen.a 981 dr. WON • day or night. Westroy north Of 401. Any age, TLC, nutritious package. 92 U.D. Hockey high taken care of. $700 or beoffer. st meals. etc. 428-0707. numbers. box and set Corning Please call Jennifer or Jim at M40392SNC) soon. 92 O.P.C. $14.95 a box. 436-9697. (040792) LOVING mom will love and care 430.8308. (040992) WOLFS AUTOMOBILES 89 YORK 2001 horse gym, $175; Tracker SLE $4,995, 87 Dodge for your child in her home. Safe Commadore 1701, monitor, Vic Pick Up, $3995. 87 Mazda 323 and smoke tree environment Flexible hours. 20 computer, Data Sere Lots of Spon $3995. 86 Suzuki Samar, $75 weekly Hardwood Cloveridge area. software. $150. Call 420-2364. Longbox $3395. 84 Camero Six, (040892) South Ajax, 428-7998 (040392) nicely loaded. $2.500. 986-4089 PIANOSIGRANDFATHER or 435.4161. (040792) 170 ErnployiTient CLOCKS - Pianos. rent to own. Trucks For apt size. upright, grand, digital, 31 O Wanted keyboards. CLOCKS free Sale MEN w t h trucks w i I 1 d o k h - delivery and set up. Call Telep 1988 Choy Scottsdale VB auto and take OSHAWA 769 Wilson Road North and 58o Beatrice Suety. 2 lEAStc dZOiXi{ ROOM for rent in large 4 bedroom units available May Rd. I'ick9rirtg. 3 bdrm. bedroom house in Pillaring. Share at fad/ies. trust be tidy. and June, $790 and SM. 4 h0U5@, new 1" perfect references required. 4274206, bedroom urkt available May 1st condition. blain floor 6-8 p.m Weekdays, weekends $1,005. Fridge, stove, vilifies family room i1 finished emy"-- 104'092SNC) included. No pets. Apply with Durham Housing, 1615 Dundat basement with gas NICE Furnished bedsitting St. East, 4th floor, Whitby a cal fireplace in rec room, room, roar Ajax Hospital for non 436.6610 between 8:30.4:30 washroom with shower smoker. includes cable Im., fridge, microwave and weekdays. (040892) and walkout to large fenced yard. 3 telephone. $lop weekly. WHITBY - one bedroom apartment. bathrooms, 4 piece en References. 428.6160.(040592) -- - _ - -- $525. First and last months rent r equired. Working SUIT@, 4 appliances . AJAX . room lot rent in execu- People only. Call 668.4016, References gulled. the home. use of all facilities. $350 per month. Call 686-4559. evenings, 725.8911 days. $1,270.00 per month. (040892) (040392) (236-4677) monthly rates available. 286- NEAR 401, - revel one bedroom or not. Also wanted, I1rduP tri AJAX room in spacious modern apartment including laundry PICKERING Mail area - newly home. use of kdchen, laundry and cable TV, $80 weekly, near hook-ups, eat -in kitchen with fridge, stove dishwasher decorated 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 baths. Ilroadlcom, air, garage, bus route and all amenities. cure olo moves, cleanup )obs Odd jobs, decorate intro ^9• painting advantage d our low overhead warehouse prices, loaded ac. 89.000 kms., excel- Tent condition, $!0.500 aparmew for rent. $750 monthly private entrance. parkin 9• dishwasher only, private backyard, Ideal for mature student or work - ing person. Call 683-5180. anyfhin Call Carl o Jane. 427- F) 433-149t. (040992) certifed. 433-4161 days or 579-5909 ���� utilities• $665 monthly, firsb'last. Also one bedroom apartment mmediate. References. $1,150.757.1701 or ((}40792) son of new and used furniture 230 Articles evenings. (pa0892) 1981 Bronco 11, 4x4. neutered, grey tabby with 4 near Simcoe St., private entrance• large full bathroom, 479-9310. (040392) CLEAN quiet roprrm. separate kitchen. bathrooms, parking, 205 Firewood Wanted V6, 5 speed. overdrive, ps.. 55 Falby court eat -in kitchen, utilities included. GAYLY Liverpool. Bungalow, dose bus at door, convenient to No WANTED Pb., sunrool, all new tire, excellent 2 bedroom apartment n family building. Air oon&W;r* First/last. $575 monthly. Rick to Go. 3 . 1 Bedrooms, 2 kitchens. 3 baths, rooms.y, Rouge Valley. Weekly $85-$90. ROKA - stoves, fridge. washer and dryers. working clean rur.nm truck. $3495 g brdadl0dml, 2 '� lllrlldry facilities, Saunas and 723-7594. (640992) ample P parking, available monthly rates available. 286- Lumoer D fir ry ewood. /x8xt2. $6C 4x Dry $oy. or not. Also wanted, I1rduP tri 00need Call 427-9722 anytime. ex Poll" Odin, IMtdlrglttuldPrl(utgindtrded. PICKERING - lar a bre ht 9 g 2 May.lst. si.i50 plus uUl4ies. 2a 59. (040892) Free delivery to Oshawa. Es- ewer than 1 Call Russ, Town Big sales. (040992) Call bedroom apartment. lower level. First last. References required. Shared 277-3381 Of a Cas days. 705 277-3381 a evens a1 nes. 6-3a- Pi Pickering. 420-8833. (TF) . (TF) 320 Vans, 4 wheel s appliances Core make us a finished by the builder, 4 piece batt, own laundry facilities cap 42011`522. (040592) 450 ACCOmm. 6665. (0.2392, 270 Computer 1 Drives 683-6021 storage room. $775 inclusive. Townhouses 420 win Articles Video 1987 �- Sat. -Sun. 12.5 SHELTER Cas 68609W. (040392 ) For Rent LIVERPOOL and Glenanna - for 2r10 LL For Sale "C"A" o• D.s:ness ren! con _eat wo 1op3 tan c e buss bar, halo en Ines �nddlon. CORPORATIOI�1 Mon--FTI.9-5 OSHAWA - Wilson and Olive.xxxxxxx ore bedroom basement FREE o•e •-V"" rent w:•, o e two rooms rem. nal smoker, share all facilities. 420.0899. dev NEW Diller systems and tax machines om $59 r-oMhiy After 1 year it S ergo. Very good $7 00 or lest offer. Wits candy c.or.� ..o apartment, pet allowed, one Person separate entrance and year lease. Lovely one. two. three bedroom suites. 6 I 1040892) Rt3SSLANO taro Thornton - now rent a tort for one week, program. store. boa, motor, reit schools aid GM South plant, age a_c .iota •c•. onec ac s yours Free enstasateon. cap .,an 427-1722 (040392) prances with warranty, largeevenings. Paul 725-6922 o Der- - seiect on. low P•ices. Also 3 nick '25-2801 (040992) 355 Year Did con operated washers Motorcycles and dryers. Free Cejrvery P addys Market. ask for Skinny. 263-8369 (04.292) 280 Lost 3 Found FREE ss,cs for trewood 717 aparmew for rent. $750 monthly • Wilson RC S Call first and ask LOST :(all for Mark 725363C (TFALL) c toc;a). name calico (au colours). name lake SttaW- $TrughaK (fen FRIOGE$ and Stoves. warner Go W). last seen t,,orge S. and and dryers, new marresses and Cod& Park Call anytime. Lwxw sola sees. 1,2 pace. Urge selec REWARD, 686-1486 (040892) son of new and used furniture REWARD Lost cal, male, trve take traoer a. Belpre you buy. My neutered, grey tabby with 4 give Dads a try My Dad's Store. 116 Brook St S. w*a legs and tape. Glengrove Whitby 43010561 (01 School area. Pickering, Calf 420-7330 or 751-691 104059?) WEDDING eves$, Spring, LOST - F - WHITBY c:ear, truee bedroom app antes. quality finishes 'au"dry• dean and quiet. Avail throughout. For more into or to 3 plus 2 bedroom home to aparmew for rent. $750 monthly dale May 1. $550 as included view cavi Josephine Snider at share. Finished walkout base - Plus shared utilities. Call 686- Dave, 725.7833 (040992) 5797505 of Paula Sheppard• men[ with facilities (Appliances, 4025. (040692) OSHAWA new building n con- 579.3052. (TF.FRI) laundry. Darling. garage). $425 AJAX Clean, bright bedroom venient loca•on One taro two AJAX Three bedroom inclusive. 416.771-7101. plus den. Fireplace, all bedroom apartments w in fledge. townhouse, Harwood and (040 - appliances, near lake, wily stove. washer and dryer, parking Dreyer, and un[ with garage. I'M Looking for a roommate to furnish. 428 2684. (040592) and utilities included Call 404- $90C per Mo. pus utilaos. Avail- share 3 bedroom house or PICKERING new grpuntl buil, 1388. (TF) able rnmediatley. Phone 831. apartment. Call anytime for one bedroom apartment. PICKERING throe bedrooms. 4083. (040592) more information. 619-1770. AJAX 2 17HdrOOn bdser*renl Separate entrance, patio. two oat^roons, main floor, 5 OSHAWA two and 3 bedroom !040592) apartment, newly decorated, firplace• �f1pes included• appliances, walk to GO and townhouses. includes all MATURE caring, non smoking "K$gestove nck,ded. 4 poem walk to Town centre. No otos. Mall. $925 monthly. available utilities, 4 appliances. dose to temaie wanted to sham house in bath. Close to bus:park. SG00 nDn SmOker preferred Bus- April 15. Telephone 686-1385. Schools and amenities. dl 434 Scarborough with refired Lady rclUSwe. 686 • 129. (040892) parking. $7C0. 420-6658. (040992) 3972. (TF) and small dog. Reasonable rem Lame dean 2 bedroom (mow) AJAX Two bedrpprn 7asement. PICKERING - liver pool and for the appropriate person. D son. Inquiries, apar,nWHITBY aparmer'i, near SGr1d0i and Dark OSHAWA Ma,nflool 3 bbl roprn private entrance. air Glenanna . spacious 3 690-5963. (041042) I ferr4 rwtih applanca3 &lip conditioning parking May t bedrooms. flushed basement NON-SMOKING Caner rrornirr Summ lots Warn. 1K 9t0 S grey tabiby Cat• wee mantained 4 year old . via ut Whites Rd•A1wood Dr. arok M O T O R C v C L E S •arr>ily budding. Available May 1 from levingroom large kitchen, available May t. $700 month inclusive 448-5288 Y $1075 per w she$ to snare home with Head Deice. finger tot veil. B- Deoiawetl on t� x t only Missing A„-JMOB �E and property First and last rent. 666-0072 close to schools, stores and • 693-7054 (Oa0792) month, walk to Town Centre, tame. Child welcome, two peaces $75C Phone 6861558 since Marcs 25, 6 00 InSurarrCe Low rate Can Mon.- (040792) 401 $785 month plus 223 LARGE one bedroom first and las:• 4 appliances. Cal rooms $650 mronth inclusive X1592) Sat 9 a m.-9 P 427 3595 utdrees. 434.6769. 040592) REWARD Please call 839- PICKERING gayly Y Lnerpod. apartment. 2% 2931. (040892) Cal Rose al 757-5128 work or Parking. Lr. ANTIQUE Q.nn •Coin surto. 8358 (Oa0892) _ /'� Recreation �� •wo bac-coin basement AJAX South - brigs[ one cr-a car,�ol. Sdr Ovid, sold - <70 a;Wa wnt. 340 -are beC•Dom Darwinist 42716M home (040592) f495 per month, cable solaced THREE bedroom townhouse. _ a inclu _ First and ase (416) 8396740 ''I�� and Dryer 1 1 2 bat" ranogany tab•e. 6 chin. 721- Pets -SU lie$- V entrance. apartment. 4�wO Cottages For PP Vehicles eat in K schen. 4 cce bat". sup;blob nor single. separate 4 appilances. rut+ basement. 290 0255 (040992, Boardinq 4)pleanoes broadloom, Laundry. entrance. a peke bathroom. // Houses For Cook. garage, available May 1. Rent Lwi1 ARCTIC ._� ;. :-aM,n9. AVaeiable r ,r*xedately $575 per month includes shano • ■ 0 S'4 C - uta -lies. 696 7357 even - w ER aeararloe •over REGISTERED -+sa Rent -'gs DONTeva ",_ 10 1 c ro's ' om 99 Ants To 95 a double rd and more +o$5r wrth Da33 ,00hhnnsonn $75C 831-8632. (04,,, W) launory. cable, utilities, parking. for star Heat to 'Mlast Avadable rnmedately F Y �pileals� 125C 434-, 3 AJAX : a' two Dedroom base - Or furtn4r nlOrmki'�On. ;04C592SNC) � 428-3457 and wervke^1s. (040792) s oo a!e WHITBY -"- .. COSY brignl two bedroom now at WoodLarW Estay cottage -tesOr Cl Ou•n 5 days Per week. Mon Fn. 9-6 P m Sat 9-5 event Cel 728-0654 (040992) ne^' a, art -en! Private reds 1040592) Apartments PICKERING ba!nro0ns. 4 dppliances, tOwnrlousea. Close to Knob Hit, 90 minutes N E. of Pickering. double fireplace. GM north Fully p n 623- SW 1. rnirance. sell contained. i bedroom bass. CHOW Cnow cute and cuddi" � garage. $1200 and south pants. equipped. 2-3 or 4 65 K ^9 st E . BOwmar- aundr room, a men! aPa•!^int or single. For Rent Y DDIianCe3 ! g monthly induct Y rig utilities Avail- schools and parks nearby, Cal bedroom y ��. 3 piece lith, rill. ;'F) pups. Da•e•tts on site. $300 no red_luded No smok ng. $7, 5 Separate entrance. tnoge. stove. 434 59ta able end of May 438.7921 (040592) heated pod. tardy beach. boat OaNINGROOM 7..ae. sold carr Papers. Call aver 6. 434 7805 Mast rens may t ;040992) OSHAWA 2 oec•oor- Y t 992. 426 Cer1'al tar. Jape tot Go. mars. f04C3921 and mot- rentals. store. weekly FREE One month rem. Sublet. >xK E ora z Dkrn, utch,woof stove. eat -in kitchen near 1652 . No dogs (040'W) 401. No pets April 1. $400 Cal pin os and movies. large THREE bedroom Sem. ssoc per May t 51. Whitby.3 bedroom g 9 playground. 33 acres to RMro and bdioii:.ue. Meowm clt.rn PUPPIES Sprenger Spaniel south GM. Ince• atove FEMALE Ore bac-au•-� clean, Victor. 42c 6863 evenings. cross (040392) roam. mont� Pius utilaees Avaj,atiw townhouse, central air. 5 Cottages available beginning wa nut shade exe•!,ent gent•• cog. gree! wtr avaeable, first and last. $725 q„e! oasemer .,p4••11ent. emmedallay Call 5795312 appliances, 1 12 Dams. garage. May 10.S295and upper week, cond.rron. No -0 ON $4.901 keds 683-8361 (040892; monthly. Aviu7ie rrrmed•aleiy appliances. separate entrance. TWO bedroom apartment. ex (04C792) $1.080 monthly plus utilities. Weekend specials Seasonal 432 049 (f;t0 LHASA ASA APso puppeei snap 436 5194 or 725-896' ;040392) Go Tram, shopping. non celbnr Oshawa location with air. OSHAWA three bedroom C,311430-6196 ;040792) ane bedroom cottage available AJAX o - crr+g App„ani no non a e•v c non shedding, WHITBY 2 bedr'oorn basement smoker. suitable for one S. $795 mlonthly. no Deft. Avail- detached noise now Oshawa OSHWA 570 ABeatrice Street, Tent and trailer sites also ilar aeaso .�.e over •et„sed F„uy Picxe• S6CC utilities able May t great la House or apartment apa••me^1 m Home. fridge "•9 Y .Cap Joe 728-958.4.. available. 7-705653.1317. General Hospital. Available Apra two bed•oom unit. evadable (�) guaranteed recondition*(: (Not a yappy oog) Guaranteed. stove. washer. dryer. central air. 'rrelueeC 4201.2' ;'040592, (040792) t. SSW . u➢14es. Phone 683 June 1st $825 Hear and hydro GEORGIAN Bay. now Wasiga s appliances Core make us a CK C ngisloed. ver neeC "s and 5'50 rrCluQeea uteitees c ersL tae. B R O O K L I N 2 bedroom WHITBY one bedroom baa•- 6417 ;0.10392) extra Fr slove and Beach and Midland. Sand 'd9e garage y ley 427-6784. 467 Westryy RCS F. ( great Payment terms ava..abi Avaiabie May 1. After 6 p.m. apar...1e•• •rage- stove, heat mart apartment, private 1 705.7863124 (040992) 4271493.6558935. (040792) and water. $475 entrance. _ PICKERING - AmDerya. Writes m ii.4od. No pets. Apply with beach, 3 bedroom Viceroy Druham Housing 1615 Ounoaus Cottage• available anytime. May CARPET , have no. Slain plus hydro parkin air TWO purebneC OHCk aro w+ 4a FURNISHED Duermeni P Y 9 • apart- WO" r g People Preferred. Avail- cOndetloning, $575 monthly. Rd4C1 3 DnCr00 mf, 1 1 2 be vowed b St. East. 4th tlopr, Wh�tDy a can Y redep. 4344631. baths. five applances. finished master arc 100% nylon carpet ter-'* S'Oer'ar Husker. $20C mint now Pickering Go. Sell able May 1. 1982 Camaro inclusive Call 666-9586 or basement, waking distance to 4366610 between 830-4 30 GREAT fishing and fainly Will dot fivingroorm and hair for Puppies, 13 weeks did 728- Contained. fully equipped $1.000 Call 416655-8079 leave message (040992) sdiod. park. shopping. $-200 weekdays. (040792) hokeay at Rice Lake One hour 3360 --k-oft--k-oft carpet. Pad. Plus r+sasatdn. 9406 104389Z k tchen, laundry facilities. (040592) OS14AWA One bedroom, $495 _ Pr'vau entrance, suit monthly pus utilities. April 15. east Of Oshawa. Pnckeral, mug. 683-8736 Cottages lee 131 yards). Spews COLLIES - ado home. one CENTRAL Wnmy Spacqus one It". stove. unties, carpeted. and pass• modern cortage4, (040392) 475 7892068 (042492; _ rarsed errlo ad person- Available emmediatle No puppies.CKC regestererf, teoroornapartrrwent, clean, quiet Y pets. Sint Wanted 1800 n. waterfront. n URGE 4 DeCropm sem, 2 1.2 privacy WTES Bei mwchmg dresser. health CerUl' ed Call /1de'e 83¢3338 (040892) adult building. $485 monthly in- "Vie person. Call 831.5706. aw rural area. low spring weekend Oaths. finished recroom, targe RESPOSIBLE Goth $401 Crip $2OC. 286 2686 dudes an utilities Pius -un r (040592) W INTE RHAW K COLLIES, 416. LIVERPOOL and gayly Y tam Y and with tool shed, close to family b" td and weekly rates Children& Sher 12 noon. (040592) 843. (' 294-804099?) renovated bacfybr basemen First/las: Fnancal reference re- 'CLEAN north Oshawa two rent a tort for one week, program. store. boa, motor, reit schools aid GM South plant, age -- -- - O/E apartrnrt sire rehiperaar, apartment, appliances. open qured 668-9289 of 263-4125 bsdr00rn upper duplex. avat- AutolraDlles concept, full bath, sur mature or (04079¢) available May 1. first and last anytime July or August. Must and covered docking. Sun. required. Short term good fish -"Mead Cottages, R. R.93 $150 or best aIle►. GooOretina condmon �� able May 1. Fridge, stove, no 300 Salle person. FlrsVlatt. Ava4 WMTBY - comronable. dean 2 pets. First. last. references leasell peeve w is - ' Ont. KOL 1Y0, 705 "�'�- $990 per -rl cake 1575 after 5 int p O 6962601. and 6.2 � ace now- $SSD ridn•re. 436- bedroom residential area, required- 1625 . ut4tties. Lynn. 2W utilities. Call days 940-3730 (0421921 ctrest flower. $150 or best cher, In �d wodi condison• 63► is" REp0 S - from 2951. (040892) 4366686. barrks and panMrg, $795 indusew. Avail- (0409SiQ) evenings a weekends 986- 4102. ftw11..t&� Unift 6700. (odoe42) leasing companies. 80 cars, AJAX -care bedlam, basrriet able first May. 699-5287. yutk&. vers at WHipLESALF NOW RENTING. Whrpy. Thkdw- (�� (040792) hkorw U Fw Rye KITCHEN Cabinets in good aioea +Y oar retail? Cal the aprtm ant. Separate entrance, &on Road/Dyden Boulevard. ,. 2 jgspo Cerwe 286{396. (TF) snar6 wry' Prete quill NEWCASTLE Village - Never and 3 bedroom rant. Included lI►RGE farmrnouse, 2400 sq.ft., Fer Rern 5 bedroom situated on 2 aces n corndrion. Geam valour Wilk trWrriew IirWn. Oak Igrrdss. couple or single person. Non- lived in. New one bedroom are ummes. fridge stow andB t9M Chen Cektbrity, auarsstic smoker. FisylMt required - !{00 bas -OM aparmwnt Included bra --M throughrokt, roundly $1120 ihydro roods. includes h //���� C- and water. Available June I. FVee LEASE COlrntr IOP ,rCkdod- tater /or aoltape or basolw o alOntert air. intermittent wipes, tilt inclusive. 429-1429 anytime, utddes, separate entrance, and storage facilities, Nadi n8 port` rine. 2.8.116. P606M PrdM FlOn-smolkers, 656.6800. MyED1ATE 040942) E POSSESSM Cal 696414L 0e05 0405" litcheneste, 3 poste bash. 15 ObYgrOund for children. No pole. 110AW knit.. $4700 centtied. AJAX - one bedroom terpe m,rkrteS 10 Oshawa Clae to ar Apply with Durham Housing. AJAX - WeHeights - em" 1,500 TO13,000 SQ FT. 1� f3GTM CaTrrasdr 1114C 1541 Rick us B. 1-416.696-548{ or bettame t ataa WIKA, eeprate amenities and 401. $475 1615 Durdat SL East. 41h Moor, ho. w see4467- fa0el2) 'bedroom house. central air• ttlltwvSTRt�� I��ilAl Drive• PWOM. lla!!oUdL. w entrance. laundry facilities. monthly. Suit quill eifngts. 997- Wtrtby or call 436.6610 for IireO1 �e fern, yard, garage. 8Ardes GEOa lIIIes, 0-155 1500. Phone {{{-155{. I9e{ Fold Esboet Stasorrergor,, � b diappirp 4019. (0403eQSNC) Aormtsiort. (040942) Auto ro 401 :;(TATS Q PW �uWA . otrtNed, no T. tt43{5. ernwdiaMy. BASOKKT apartment. are AJAX South - clean one Caoww Auto. Picker' 428- $700 month include am bedroom AVOWOb Jure I. Cal MOW 590 4M a HAY VA)AD EW APPLIANCE Ctint1 Lad. Rabbi pa21 P�� ditties. 427-{479. Otoee2l bedroom furnished, use of bMemrwtl SWrltrnit le is ry tach ". Sigh lsmtle separate enhance. sew Monet- P� 42&0907. W. 10409921 t�1M - xM Orb wsaehines, ep to one year 1!{7 VoYo 740 7; Sedan WHITBY large 3 bedroom Or counts preferred. Must Ba Iy includes shared laundry. FOUR bedroom detached Illuala"fee. Sate, elrrvioe any autp. air. sun real. exceeent SPOWYM I. rwrjnllt W Of trpleat dopa. Avaiabls May 1. Cal 576 CbW• ra/iWsa• PW"- *WWML house. *PhafWg$ plru dish - Parts. New and used• Beet prices it Ontario for - 513.5108. drys; aodil r As" 114.400. Phone kw$P. stow• backyard. Ini dty 0749 mornings or after 690 p nL 427.4955 Iatd9,es. washer and gas badmgLoo2 Flodd� quality and quarwv. 107 Ofedat SL W., 9394"7. (0405921 private enpartoe, 8875 e �) t0f06421 U MM 8rckided. Arrarlsbie barhrooms. available May*..4 Hoflt7es � WI hiety- 669-964. 464 tie{ Cher Commily. 6 CYL. air Maly WHITBY - Prolesswnal noel- AJAX - Oesoment aPM& w c t. 666550 f0t130) $eco uttin"Plus utilities. 721 fAl{eile �YV FwSoe y79 SL P1. PSSsrpprpRRgA• 7424222. con.. -SIM radio can, au,e -Smoking female wanted for fir^ bright, Diitosle enprnwk 104001110 AVAIMARLE we" at wpWily, rA121g� colpo, al F, Cerlied. as- PICKEONG - two bedroom largo, open concept apertmehf, bath appliances, suit single QED l� � WHITBY luxury downtown Iaq a short loan, Newport lop honer, INOVING Sale. ttAkd beech king $3,000. Very good bommum aprnsrt repast Features include: separate "O1ki"g Prscn $650- First any �t Briny, 2 bedroom al" gr- F{diey Iar9e 3 bed[nn Inorrse one beidroorrn 2 ate needs bwik bbl, with dresser $350, 24' orrdiliors. 7294M- (010792) entrance, available May 1. $000 entrance• fireplace. air Araiabte May 1. Cal 426 includes utilities Appliances aonddiowq. cable all indualve. 8070• M402) den home. $1,150 meth, 1st/ On channel; or 2 bedroom work n Manda. 30 nda north IML Available imrywdistNy Cal condo. Also cordo in Ocala, Of OshawWAiax. $93.000. ZWWh colour Lit.. $150. Queen We bed eetA Irarrse $150, Sola 1863 Opds Ciwa L.S. 4 door. 6 Included. � bus and GO. Cal $550 Available cute ps., pb,. radio. SM. plus rrrortlllh• April 1, IMMEDIATE Occupancy - 3 430.8420. (W05M 6963397. (otl Please call (705) 357-1037. '7 ---_ 9 klveseat $375. Bar fridge 755-9991. (010682) 430.0058• Stephon/Jim. bedroom anartirmg and otos 2 (300 w Cx� runwnrg _ WHITBY 3 . 1 detached CLE11RypATER - 3 (IedfOpme, AJAX South - Beautiful $125. Call 427.6734 040542) PICKERING fur- OSHAWA One bedroom O°rn » Car cal 427-9722 anytime. oomnpielely Hwy,�'��• �'�nw�• air coa. mobile backsplit. 3 bedroom. 2 EARNINGS and telalcfnes. Ideal Rues. Big Town Sales' (pante?) nahed new one bedroom baso- apa Ime t, mw t w o duplex. 83x0964. (0401142) most apairlwnL Lots o Simcoe/Corram available now. $950 monthly Podlt hot tub. 4" hip pool• plus utilities. First i fast.tenrnit, utt6 tares lot�Oenpy 1Or pia Milkrket- Venldor, $4. a aeras area. Nicely P I C K E RING Luxury oneleboard, 1M1 Grenada, ergine and body NO Peas. Suitable for business decorated. air. con.. stow. bedroom basement aPsrlrinennt sAH v chldren ac, assumable Referernoes• Pfnonse after 5 p.m. WOICOme. (Leu than motel). mortgage rate 8.5. Close 10 dote^• 8357990. (O400M Person. $690 inclusive. Fist! f in ercelrt condition. stweo, air ridge, Wrung. available now. lot rent in executive home. 416432-7088• (0407g2) $275 week) 683-5503. school. Open Horse. T• Sunday 12 SOLID oak table - double cOrrdaionine. cruise, fortified. Last, 837-2454'(040592) $650 inclusive., 436-6085. anSeparate entrance, parking, AJAX - detached 4 bedroom, P.m- - 6 P.M. 427-4243. peeleeal table. enrols b 7 h COnPMN WAMl 6 Solid oak lido reidY b eo. $1175 a bap doer, AJAX - *The Breaker• brand DICKERING Villa lar • laundry facilities. 5 min. to Go Train/Mal. Available May 1192, Call 6817301 x426-1879 after new exclusive lakeside con- Rxg ht Dedroom double garage, main floor %00 HQllte$ WF6TBY - excellent locaipt laundry, air conditioned, 3 V �Sa1e large 2 ataey, 3 pedrpgRK• Marrs, now 51275. 9858330. 1 one basement. 6P•rtt (010392) dominiums for immediate 3700 inclusive. 420.9187, 947• - separate entrance. parking, 7754. 3 applarnces. no polls. $1200 waercoms, fir law egj�, double , Telephone. OPEN HOUSE, iE0R00M Braili. 4 post static oxtrpancy. 1.2.3 bedrooms, (040592) 1981 Camaro. VB., pS-. orb•, ex- 900 4500 Ape 1. 266 9209 or 427- sq. ft.. featuring 5 0622 sen, PICKERING (� Ltom utilise. 427-1354 or April 4th• 1- Sal. garage, landed, 5 7462643. Glen. 4 Sunday. April 5, 1-4..326 Van- window cwerin s. aPDkaincK ( g must rel, honey Dine Cannonball bed, :ellen! condition. New rad, ' appliances. alt• �Icaf11ss and excellent 2 bedroom baserrnert etrhaust brakes, fuel mint bas mien. dourer Cres. West Oshawa. $164.900, 436-1496 after 6. LIVERPOOL/GAYLY - 3 Private Sale• $132.500. Im- dressr arW hutch. f450. Anti quo weft staid• 3,285. A"Lle, pump, . polarikurs, trrnder PICKERING - one bedroom apartment, Go, other amenities, gourd X09' basement " rhirlOr bodyMork- health dub with indoor pool apartment• private parking, fndge, store, laidnry, bedroom main level o house, mradate 4 bedroom bade * WEST LYnde, rased Iwrgabw, GO and amenities• parking, semi, fireplace, da, roughed n 3 r 1 Ota bedroorrs, bbrikr box. 1225, 432 -Iola. 36sOft Iearrr eenral air sage• sauna exercise room and bit entrance, utilities, parking $730 plus 50% unities. Fist/ appliances. laundry. =TODD per Owgfal vac, bads onto park, 00hd•• huge ingrourd pow, 1 1/2 ( ) P40M liarde room. To view Cal 426 included. Available immediately. last• April 1, 1-416-579-7576. month plus 50% uthtes. First/ close to all amenities. 401 baths. double garage, extras. 1874. (040792) 3625 per month. Call 420.6372. (040892) 461. Jure 1. 1-416579.7576. MCCM•Cal 436-'5006. (040792) :169,900, 430.1692 (040992) ..w��e�ifaA�::>��M6.�/wkn/iw/eSlw•faa���..�w..r 3•Mit"aw4At;�.aA_s:�..:::Ger_e�.2i��•_.�... _'k '.r�;�r.�..:� ..::_..., IF 0 • • nV: r-11 AW it6L i Home$ 500F -or Sale 500 500 � 500 FW Sale 0% COMMISSION OPEN HOUSES 150 DELANEY DR., AJAX, Sat., Sun. 124 159if 3 bedroom, 1.5 baths, finished basement, great starter home, dose to everything. 686.4160 ' ��00 121 ANGUS DR., AJAX. Sun. 124. 3 bedroom, en suite, main floor family room, close to GO and 401.428.1581 Z10 �� 14 GURR CRES., AJAX. SAT., SUN. 12.4 I 4 bedroom, 2.5 baths, upgrades, galore, 50 x 130101. 427-0927 136 1043 CEDAR ST., OSHAWA. Sun. 12-4 1AM 3 bedroom semi, fully upgraded including finished basement, 26.5 x 200' lot with inground pool. 436-2057. PRIVATE SALE PICKERING VILLAGE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 14 P -M. This house is a brick two storey detached. R features four bedrooms, master en suite, 2 1/2 baths, fireplace, greenhouse kitchen, central air, a fenced back yard and interlocking brick walkway. All for only $219,800 MUST BE SEEN! 427=8543 575 1NorL rid 575 Money To TWO storey. 3 bedroom OLDER Lents bed detached link. Nicol Y room bungalowln Oshawa. Completely renovated. landscaped. newly carpeted, 2 new siding, windows, kitchen bathrooms, tastefully decorated, and Mooring, quiet dead end n,00dstove In finished street. $108.000. Call John basement. Close to schools. Simkins. Crann Realty. 432. $128.900 Oshawa. 579.8468. 6616 (040992) (040992) - 3.1 bedro«n. Insurance Insurance NORTHWEST Oshawa - three. BRAND new 3 bedroom 2 storey one bedroom raised bungalow. in mature area of Oshawa. Quiet oak kitchen, ora, new windows. dead end street, forced air gas upgrade broadloom throughout, fumance. $125.900. Call John Open House Sun. 2-4. 561 Simkins. Crann Realty. 432- Waverly ST. N. $159.900. 436- 6616.434 3800.(040992) 6636.(040792) NO Money Down, Must sell. BROCK 7d,,F,nch 4 . 1 Cute as a button. 2 Plus one bedroor^. centre hall plan. bedroom. 2 storey detached, malntloor laundry and mature lot, great loc,atlonl Park familyroom. Fireplace. 2.5 and 401. Assume mortgage baths, finished basement. large $112.500. Don't hesitate. deck. Immaculate. Asking Private 415-579-4153. (040792) $219.000. 427-9035 (040592) AJAX Westnoy Heights - large walk to Centre, schools, quiet. 7 room. 2 storey. large lot, NO money down 3 bedroom, 1 1,2 storey brick house. large A BROKER -as S"'.CCG -and on a morgage. Repay ClafgBled FaX covered Patio, large country kitchen, $222.000. OPEN drive and garage on large lot, $160 per month. Call approved Mon ge 579.2239 HOUSE Saturday and Sunday. Rrtsoni401 area $116.000. $1079 monthly Call Rick or Corporation, 798-776 1-4 p.m 2 Millington Cres or by appointment. 427-1072. Doug. 668-6805 or 5796252. NEWCASTLE age 580 Mortgage 550 Mortgage mlwo) - 3.1 bedro«n. Insurance Insurance BROKER has$t0.000tolendat 1-4 piece, 1-3 piece barn, tamrlyrcom, deck,fully fe+ced MONEYD•Oo�er-s�.oars deo, $ t a 7 per month. Contact Jerry at 668-6805. Commun y, Finan- yard. lantlscapod. paved drives C o r s o ;1 d a t 1 o n s. credit MORT GAGES to S -S% d proper Mail Services (TF) attached garage. asking $146.000. Call 987-56751 arrar98frwnts. PMsony budget ty va 4e. some oelow bans �nnin% garnishees stopped fates. specalzng n OSHAWA 2 storey exewhve. . pre-quafry- FREE CONSULTATION- Credit :ng first -lime buyers. Mon gages Prestige area. 4 bedrooms, 2 1,2 51 O Townhouses Counsellors (Picker 1 n g - and kaans Io any purpose. Ag Dshawa) 433 1425. (TFALL) appkca Oaths, man floor famrplaixdry, For Sale ons considered egard- greenhouse kitchtn. art, deck. SPI separate entrance, who to less W coop rating pito ,ncwrne. MORTGAGES and loans.90% large lot. imerlock drive, trashed FREE rw�d 'averouse. teary "'Inc,Fast service and approvals 9- down Payment also RaYcan FlnarXy ltd. 571-28W basement. aM:ng $249.900 new. 3 bedroorr) with garage, arranged. Any amount avalaDle Oshawa. 6862936. Pickering. S79-7141. (040992) walk to Centre, schools, quiet. Call Doug or Rick 668-6805. (TFALL) AJAX Westney;nw 2 - 3 $125.900. Call 728-6786. Comrnu -ty Financial COS. y bedroom Crick detached rtnotlern OSHAWA love) 2 bedroom Y interior design, pinewood townhOose, must sell New f,nisned basement, freplace. European kitchen Gleaming Central air, all appliances, hardwood floors, central air. $154.900 Open House Sat asking. $101.300. Days 644 - Sun. 2.6 686-6147. (W792) 2150. Eve 436-1378 negot.able. AJAX 51 Medley Lane. 3 WHITBTY Go 3 bedroom bedrooms. 2 storey, fully townhouse. e+CNbnt location. detached, appliances, newly absolutely clean. 2 applances, renovated, fully Carpeted, finished basement, carpoted. private by owner, garage. One Dark.ng. vendor will help $145.500 Cal 755-89910267- financing with ;Ow 9376 (040992) dowrpayment No agents. OAONO 3 bedroom ranch style $112.500 668-8946 (040592) bungalow on gorgeous 1 1,2 Lots For apes, small forest around wind- 535 Sate Ing stream, great for k.ds, in-lawJOrC SPI separate entrance, who to LOT for sale ,n E7f�eld, 100 x deck. atlached healed garage. 529 116 A;k,ng $89.900 Will Asking $169.900. 983-5112 hold mortgage An permits - after 5p.m. (042892) Telephone 7269871. (04219?) 5900 610 630 Regima wng 710 Births AJAX PLAZA Esttetician wanted b rent space ALSO hairstylist to tent a chair. Ask for Mario 683-5911 or IDEAL-PAK Ltd (Direct mail adviltir"sa)) s francsAIlm kr i hi Bowmainville, Counice, and Newcastle. $5,000. Training and back-knp support included. Call 427-2685 for information. (041492) WORK from home - thousands of dollars per month income working from home with no direct stifling necessary - sound Bferesting? For free info write to: POWER HOME. 8 Midtown Drive. Suite 184, Oshawa, Ontario. L I J 8L2. (040392) UNISEX Hair Salon for safe, modern decor, low rent, morn for expansion, great location. PflCed to sell. Call after 6 p.m. 404-1469.(040792) 640 Events THS and That Flea MarketJCran Show, April 5, 12, Scarborough Village, vendors welcome. Cal Donna, 286.4768. (040392) 671 Business Personals HOME Show, May 1,2,3. Bow- manvile Arena Complex, spon- sored by the Kinsmen Club of Bowmariville. Exhibitors wanted. Call Aubrey Roof 623.7632. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS ESTATE OF FREDA MAE SEVER AN persons herring claims against the estate of Freda Mae Sever, deceased, late of the Town of Pidlerirg, in the Regional Municipality of Durham, who died on or about the 18th day of November 1991, are hereby notified to send them to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the 10th day of April 1992. After which date the assets of the above namod estate will be eistrifwted among the Awns entitled thereto, .`ha -mg regard only to the claims of which the executrix shall then have :1otice. AJAX4M: EglMA BALL HOCKEY LEAC{N IE4IS1uTwu MENS NOWCONTACT SUMMER LEAGUE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX CONTACE RALPH SPADAFORE 686-9761 RANDY WRLIAMS 837-1925 TEAM i MIDIVMDMAL ENTREES TEAM SWEATERS PROVIDED AWARDS i DANCE FOLK Art Classes Openings for 4 beginners. Monday everwgs, 7.9 p.m Cal Bonnie, 723-5880. (04o992sNc) . 670 Per�«t BIRTH control and fanny plan- mngg counselling. Free and oonf'tdetial, available Monday to Friday, 83D am. to 4'S0 p.m Clinic in Oshawa. Tuesday, 1 to 3 p m, and Wednesday 1 to 6 p.m. Pickering Thurs. 3.90 p.m. to 6 p.m. For further information call Oshawa 433-8901 or Pick- ering 420.8781. (TF) JESUS says. can the blind lead the blind? Does your minister wear glasses? The hireling is he hired minister. Micah 3:11, saiah 5610-12 J h 1011 r�t Sonia Mohr together with her parents Dtirdre and Toga are thrilled to finally announce the bhth of hes little brother Erik Dawson, born March 10, 1992, weighing Ibs. 9 oL st 3:03 alit. A spacial thanks to Dr, D. Henderson and all I y nurses at the Alex - Pickering 7NE NEWSADVER'TISER,PR MAf,APRM31,-11l�t.PAGR IH 1 - N11=i� Home Home 0Nrl Improvements Improvements ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic deign, personadvertisal. DURHAM FENCE AND DECK CENTRE LTD. Business or personal. Reasonable rales. Also, lessor)avaBOOK NOW FOR SPRING INSTALLATION! 433-1337. (041692)le. Randy (416) FOR BEST PRICES, FREE ESTIMATES Flooring, AND WRITTEN GUARANTEE CarDetina CALL CARPET Installations - free estimates. restretchmg a specialty. Reasonable rates. 987.1799 or 967.1800. D 8 N "For refroyations that tru , Duncan. (rFwFg)EMW a are home im t , Furniture Refinishinq REFINISHING a^d resto, ng of wood furnxure and antiques. Farrashc prices Call Terry 433. 47^3 for estimate. (040792) Gardening, Landscaninn LITTLE GREEN MEN LANDSCAPING SERVICES OUAUTY i PRICE OUT OF THIS WORLD! 839-3205 Handyman -FAM HOME RENOVATION Kitchen, bathroom d roc room and additions. Free estimate. 10% Discount for RENOVATIONS Kitchens, bathrooms, basements. electrical and Plumbing. Custom Mork Guaranteed! Free Estlrttatee LEAKING TUBS b SHOWER STALLS Repa-red 8 -enovarea Wall d floor 13e5 supplied 8 installed- II Visa, B 9 B LOWEST PRICESI =ree estimates. Call Bernie. Progressne Tile 420-1689 MACINTOSH CONTRACTING ApbC.Ipemefs Constrtscom bw- 930 4895 •ESTIMATES FREE - DOUG'S WALL s CEILING SYSTEMS Drywall, wainscotting, Tnmming, Suspended Ceilings, Acoustic Tile, Custom Shelving, Specializing In Basement Renovawns. 427-1281 SPRING CLEAN-UP Painting, Decoratina ARoom at a time painting. Designed for anybody's budget.. Low Rates. Workmanship Guaranteed. Call Mike at 428-8190 AN painting and wallpapering done professionally, by Linda and DoffL Exceawd references Call 571.17M or 683-8780 CLASSIC �ecoratng. Ouat,ty ::art rg, paper hanging and art Mines 427-0386 (341492) INTERIOR b Exterior Good orces. good work. For if" so- ' -tales can Mel. 576-6553. _40 792) LOWS Farming and Decorating SPECIAL RATES ON EX- TERIOR PAtNTING, wall Papering, airless spraying, no lob r5 too small or too large. References available, quality workr-+ansno guaranteed. Cas anytime. 428-8583. (TF) PROFESSIONAL Panning and wasOaPenng. ' room or whole -Ouse. guaranteed lowest races. `.o )Ob s too smart Quality -or%- nsho guaranteed Cas 430-2595 anyt fay. ,'F) $emtn L"Ifid Jourtryman ' Fa I 20 yrs Wince PAINTING Serv� s At Home Renovations 293-5197 LOWEST�%EW MAGICIAN, CONSTRUCTION FREE ESTYATES Ready entertain for any age. Interior and exterior �onr5204378 JACK OF ALL a -r ocrasslon Birthdays. promorrons. openings. repairs, renotratt" and B.P. -0-6 mprovemerts tudrasers. M sho-ss are construction. Fast and drywall. spray torturing. rec TRADES 1-1 Loduca � 839.7057 or dean prOfessronal ttr0rk Mors. hardwood rbors Also will bu1iC ddCx$ (en^ 726-8334 ;TF) Docking ult ,riocxIng brick Ir- y. guaranteed. stauaoons for walks patios, reg rw-.s 8 washrooms RABBIT wants work do.ng CRAIG 686.1913 driveways all rorarrng walls AJI Work Guarank?ec rnagx: 'or Cradren s partes and =too estimate. 721.929C (] all occasions, have my own HANDYMAN ii.a..ab.e 'o- SOCK oodc, stone. ctnrrrues. $7.14940 'Ta9KW. Call Errno. 6611 drywaging. tap ^g. minor dumb, fireplace. 25 years over»nce (TF) Ing and OMCIfCal All small tops Repays and Und". 428-6965.wo-c-. .."Oyreo Spring dean -ups, f0407yg7 JOURNEYMAN eiectr,c,an. Plumbing am. grooms and basement apartments a specalty Call COMPLETE Mom• Spec "y"ng r service changes. GrayDon.6918234 ;04„792) Renovat ors. inside and new • "9• additions and 10,10 at PAINTING wall papering. CO piteous ounucle. Basements. bamroorns. kacnens, Lhng, plum0,n ons All won ■ guaranteed. free ssTrnalles. Cas ;obs. General nal p:umbing, electrical and decks Call Joe 668-0110 440632C ;TGA; Carpentry 'Tone George 834 _ OE SIGNED and 1lnlsned nu.cnen wags as wed as floor 2118 (440592) basements. bathrooms, Moving, _ - - addo ons, and second .tomes Storage Housecleaning �s. carpentry. Plumbing and GRANDMA'S Company - Green COMPLETE 4 piece basoment bathroom futures nstatied wo 30- vanity from $1995. Free estimates. licensed Mrrtw. 30 Yens expenence. reiiabie. Cal 262-5570 or 282-4521 anytime. (041992) clean (no Chomicals) homes and doors. docks. tenors and purl offices. We oder -Manor-r-law^ ainage -1 Wader Leaver at 428-2145 (Oa2492) Tom. FIi1a(ICjal ARE you I-av ng probsrns i.nd- EUROPEAN Tile spocalisrs -cos Ing Lrris to Gear your home? For prof cleaning, can renovate your bathroom pr Horne S Home Senrce today nu.cnen wags as wed as floor 427-10H~ 427-t04t. (05 1392) tilos. 20 years experience. Good CLEANING ay.,4bLs In your references and sat,sfctron guaranteed. For tree esnmlares, hone. PrMeing and Aran area. 0. Dykstra. 725.4913. (TF) Call 68689ai. (040892) HOME Improvements and GRANDMA'S Company - Green repairs. Baso ants, adaore COMPLETE 4 piece basoment bathroom futures nstatied wo 30- vanity from $1995. Free estimates. licensed Mrrtw. 30 Yens expenence. reiiabie. Cal 262-5570 or 282-4521 anytime. (041992) clean (no Chomicals) homes and doors. docks. tenors and purl offices. We oder -Manor-r-law^ AJAX Moving Systeme - full Tom. FIi1a(ICjal A Streeter Mood WW". 436 clean. Bonded. insured and 9207. (042192) servkrns• rooves. appiance an0 piano Specialists. tlat rate or DirectOry Poke security Crocked. 725- 9177, 24 hr, answering, SPRING FEVERI Yorkshire hourly. We now have heated storago units. Now opening free Gen. Construction Co. HONEST reliable. eipwieicW Renovations, ret rooms. box"with mow. Call 427- 0005.ITF) NEED MONEY Person cord ao housework by the kitchen, bathroom saunas. day. Rales. $45-$65. Available Dasortems. dedts. MEN with large buck wig do YESTERDAY? adtMions every ate Thursday. Phone No GST. Free estimalea Cal household mow. residential. Call MM.Ca. atter 6 p.m. and anytime (416)492.9715, 30 years weekends. 5764367. (040992) tarysre,c;al. AI type, or moves. Cal Carl a Jane, 427.2656. ••--••yaQe a mie„a• M41a92) HomeTWO nen with trucks -THE CcfP w -*m SABER Contracting - all g Improvements IAOVER8- will do at types of -Qb�ffW (416) 5024=0 carpentry. addilions. nom- Vey aornpelliw, give MOMMUM renovations, kitchens, us a cal. Perak 5769533. (TF) St Teahxob �s- hoe• lllairterkarloa RENOVATIONS, cabinetry, 100 big emergency t1erll"' furniture kitchens, kitchen cupboards, Ceilings and Coining repairs. Cal refinishing, quality work basements, washrooms. for free estimates. 436.2123. guaranteed, 15 years admit atttom built Iontea P41290 O*wieloa. 6662915. (TFEFG) Carew Co. 432.6865 (04tisM TO AVVW7 E Vow 9%W CALL VOL% 35 710 Bihtlls 670 Personals 670 Don't Fo.+set c wxltwdwws, wmnwa L CALL 424M o n ADD A untospice...B.C. college it Jim Campbell, 1.705-9519475. roommates - Cindy. Lea, Diane ;TFALL) _ CALL CLASSIFIED and Jennifer have exciting per- sonal photothemselves for DISTRESS Centra - Need 576-9335 sale. For dusaeet Information, someone to talk to? Call us-� write to Cindy Price, Box 670 TF Lrylime, 433.1121, 427.5639. RC, Kelowna, B.C., Y1Y 7P4. Mullis, only pleasel. (Oa099Q) s d - - (MIMI HAIR Preparation - proven al. fect,ve in restoring hair growth for 20.40 and even 70 year ohds. Calill The earlier you stat. the less it costs. 655.4731. JESUS in Oshawa - at the Holiday Inn, Sat. 7:30 p.m., Room 221, Jim Campbell. 1- 705-953.9475.(040392) l GIK W -TW MEWS.A*V9RTWAM.F%WY{APP& 3. IM 110 . * m This Week I Pickering News advertiser INDOOR SALE This Sunday April 5, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. PRIZES • PRIZES a PRIZES • Only newspaper coupons valid for Grand Prize - VCR. • Salmon Derby Shirt - Cap - Ticket. Shrimp Cocktail Gift Certificate. Cullen Gardens. Halenda's Gift Certificate. DISCOVERY TOYS Eaucatconai toys, games, books for aii ages. FREE TOY DRAW Table 2 Sports cards, toys, infant - size 4 boys clothing, ladies wear, books, Victorian wreaths, dried flowers, baskets, willow/lace hearts & more. Table 3 CRAFTS Quilted bags, woodwork puzzles, skating costumes handmade, etc. Table 4 CRAFTS Quilted bags, woodwork puzzles, skating costumes handmade, etc. Country home accessories, Table 5 placemats, table runners, rugs, wire baskets, shelves, wreaths, wooden toys, rubber stamps, mop dolls, bunnies, bears, tin planters, copper utensils and mom. Table 6 TWIN WILLOWS STUDIO Crafts. wreathes, flower arranging, bird houses, custom orders taken. Table I Weng Cakes to oroer & samples to taste. Beautiful flora: arrangements. BakeC CocCS. Stop at Table I LEE -JAY'S SPORTS COLLECTIBLES for great deals on sport cwds. Specializing in sets and Singles. Visit our booth in Front lobby. Tab* 9 omzv� •THE FITTED COTTON DIAPER" SEE TABLE #9 CAKE TOPPERS EASTER CHOCOLATE Regular or Sugar -Free Rabbits, eggs. sudters, Tiger trimer (dwcolatWpeani t humeripeanut dusters, fudge etc. See Table 11 id TABLE # t 1 Gift Baskets, EasW Items, Wreaths and Hats Bill & June's Table 12 Wooden Memories Ready 10 paint, wooden crafts for Folk AA. DISCOVERY TOYS Table 13 Educational toys, books and games, for all ages, sale items. Table 14 CANDY APPLES CANDYFLOSS Come and See "ME CANDY MAN" WOODCRAFTS 6 Table 1s rLOwER CRAFTS Custom made. Wide selections. . $5.00 and up. Table 16 IT'S EASTER -TIME AGAIN We Are Selling Butter Cream Filled Mao 10 AWATS A CHANCE TO WIN A TRACKER! Proceeds go to Oshawa General Hospital Table 18 COUNTRY CRAFTS i3 FLOWERS DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS & MORE! call 571-1066 for information. BRAND NEW SWEATSHIRTS, Table 19 T-SHIRTS. CRAFT ITEMS. CUSTOM-MADE ORDERS TAKEN FOR MOTHER AND FATHER'S , DAY GIFTS. DURHAM Table 20 PARTY SUPPLIES Compiele outlet for all special occasions. Disposable plates, cups, party decorations 62 Btoor St. W., 433-0937 • Table 21 COUNTRY CRAFTS ' BOOTH 621. Table 22 LADIES' FASHIONS Great for all occasions. Consultant:: Janice Galbraith Table 23 Crafts by Janice & Pat Various Crafts - Reasonable Prices- Great Gift Ideas. (Orders will be taken also). Tab* 24 Assorted Variety of "Mop Dolls" and other Dolls. Come in and see. WAKMv Tab* 25 M, know MM4 i.rd•ar an a grand r.aerwl. baht• car pwar h>r•VaTf KJtlTTER CQI� • lUr, ca..a+ f�y • ,.a,. • Aaamom girds, "W"k IN" dot • b.nal. rlsard sa1M, .,lo caw+ nriad halm - S*&cbw r a* -W. eEAW ICMM a - 439-aoe0 Tab* 26 BABIES `R' US Knit wear, sewing and gift items. Table 27 CRICE LEWOOD CRAF'T'S Original handmade crafts, personalized items made ID order on sight. Tab* 28 Bikes, Patio Umbrella, Golf Equipment, Lawnmower & much more. raw Sue Amble's Colledbless 29 SEWING CRAFTS Dols, kitchen witches, drafts stoppers, southern towel holders, Easter items, etc. Table 30 Marie's Assorted Crafts 496 Grenfell St. Oshawa, Ont. 432.6880 Tab* 31 Imported Blankets at Bargain Prices Wicker baskets, lots to choose from. Come see for yourself. Ach Table 32 ys HOUSE PLANTS • CACTUS GARDENS r--------------------------------� I VALUABLE PRIZE COUPON l IName:................................................................................. I I �I Address:............................................................................. IPhone:................................................................................. I I In Person Only - Valid on Day of Sale I L--------------------------------� 333 Marwood St., Oshawa South of Wentworth on Marwood beside Rogers Cable - Tables 33 8 34 DISCOVERY TOYS • Fabulous toys, books, games! • Great Easter morning fun for all ages. • Part time career opportunities • Free Toy Draw Table 35 Wreaths, flower arranging, fashion scarves, crystal, chocolates, various other crafts. Persm►tafizedgift baskets, ---- -' homemade fudge i and homemade Easter chxofates, soaps and pot pourri. Table 37 " Sir Albert Love Catholic School un.out Cookbooks. homebaked goodies. r . * m This Week I Pickering News advertiser INDOOR SALE This Sunday April 5, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. PRIZES • PRIZES a PRIZES • Only newspaper coupons valid for Grand Prize - VCR. • Salmon Derby Shirt - Cap - Ticket. Shrimp Cocktail Gift Certificate. Cullen Gardens. Halenda's Gift Certificate. DISCOVERY TOYS Eaucatconai toys, games, books for aii ages. FREE TOY DRAW Table 2 Sports cards, toys, infant - size 4 boys clothing, ladies wear, books, Victorian wreaths, dried flowers, baskets, willow/lace hearts & more. Table 3 CRAFTS Quilted bags, woodwork puzzles, skating costumes handmade, etc. Table 4 CRAFTS Quilted bags, woodwork puzzles, skating costumes handmade, etc. Country home accessories, Table 5 placemats, table runners, rugs, wire baskets, shelves, wreaths, wooden toys, rubber stamps, mop dolls, bunnies, bears, tin planters, copper utensils and mom. Table 6 TWIN WILLOWS STUDIO Crafts. wreathes, flower arranging, bird houses, custom orders taken. Table I Weng Cakes to oroer & samples to taste. Beautiful flora: arrangements. BakeC CocCS. Stop at Table I LEE -JAY'S SPORTS COLLECTIBLES for great deals on sport cwds. Specializing in sets and Singles. Visit our booth in Front lobby. Tab* 9 omzv� •THE FITTED COTTON DIAPER" SEE TABLE #9 CAKE TOPPERS EASTER CHOCOLATE Regular or Sugar -Free Rabbits, eggs. sudters, Tiger trimer (dwcolatWpeani t humeripeanut dusters, fudge etc. See Table 11 id TABLE # t 1 Gift Baskets, EasW Items, Wreaths and Hats Bill & June's Table 12 Wooden Memories Ready 10 paint, wooden crafts for Folk AA. DISCOVERY TOYS Table 13 Educational toys, books and games, for all ages, sale items. Table 14 CANDY APPLES CANDYFLOSS Come and See "ME CANDY MAN" WOODCRAFTS 6 Table 1s rLOwER CRAFTS Custom made. Wide selections. . $5.00 and up. Table 16 IT'S EASTER -TIME AGAIN We Are Selling Butter Cream Filled Mao 10 AWATS A CHANCE TO WIN A TRACKER! Proceeds go to Oshawa General Hospital Table 18 COUNTRY CRAFTS i3 FLOWERS DRIED FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS & MORE! call 571-1066 for information. BRAND NEW SWEATSHIRTS, Table 19 T-SHIRTS. CRAFT ITEMS. CUSTOM-MADE ORDERS TAKEN FOR MOTHER AND FATHER'S , DAY GIFTS. DURHAM Table 20 PARTY SUPPLIES Compiele outlet for all special occasions. Disposable plates, cups, party decorations 62 Btoor St. W., 433-0937 • Table 21 COUNTRY CRAFTS ' BOOTH 621. Table 22 LADIES' FASHIONS Great for all occasions. Consultant:: Janice Galbraith Table 23 Crafts by Janice & Pat Various Crafts - Reasonable Prices- Great Gift Ideas. (Orders will be taken also). Tab* 24 Assorted Variety of "Mop Dolls" and other Dolls. Come in and see. WAKMv Tab* 25 M, know MM4 i.rd•ar an a grand r.aerwl. baht• car pwar h>r•VaTf KJtlTTER CQI� • lUr, ca..a+ f�y • ,.a,. • Aaamom girds, "W"k IN" dot • b.nal. rlsard sa1M, .,lo caw+ nriad halm - S*&cbw r a* -W. eEAW ICMM a - 439-aoe0 Tab* 26 BABIES `R' US Knit wear, sewing and gift items. Table 27 CRICE LEWOOD CRAF'T'S Original handmade crafts, personalized items made ID order on sight. Tab* 28 Bikes, Patio Umbrella, Golf Equipment, Lawnmower & much more. raw Sue Amble's Colledbless 29 SEWING CRAFTS Dols, kitchen witches, drafts stoppers, southern towel holders, Easter items, etc. Table 30 Marie's Assorted Crafts 496 Grenfell St. Oshawa, Ont. 432.6880 Tab* 31 Imported Blankets at Bargain Prices Wicker baskets, lots to choose from. Come see for yourself. Ach Table 32 ys HOUSE PLANTS • CACTUS GARDENS r--------------------------------� I VALUABLE PRIZE COUPON l IName:................................................................................. I I �I Address:............................................................................. IPhone:................................................................................. I I In Person Only - Valid on Day of Sale I L--------------------------------� 333 Marwood St., Oshawa South of Wentworth on Marwood beside Rogers Cable - Tables 33 8 34 DISCOVERY TOYS • Fabulous toys, books, games! • Great Easter morning fun for all ages. • Part time career opportunities • Free Toy Draw Table 35 Wreaths, flower arranging, fashion scarves, crystal, chocolates, various other crafts. Persm►tafizedgift baskets, ---- -' homemade fudge i and homemade Easter chxofates, soaps and pot pourri. Table 38 Unique one of a kind crafts and gift baskets. Prices are low, quality is high. Table 39 For your Intimate Lingerie needs COME TO TABLE 639 Tab" 40 VARIOUS HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS Gordy Howe prints, sports equipment, games, toys etc.... 'fit Tab* 41 The Comp -1.1 -Diet is Different Cusvnaed breach hndw4ual person. to us Lose up b 6 lbs. per week eating 51h the food that you like. Table 42 Ceramic, folk art, finished and unfinished Tab* 43 PERSONAL TOUCH GIFTS Plagues - scrolls - Books That special gift for someone you care about Tables M A 45 tL4 I IK Li Velcro Krazy Pants. ONE SIZE FITS ALL. Table 72 CHOCOLATE PRESENCE Easter Chocolates available at BOOTH #72 The Table 74 FRAMESMITHS • Limited Edition Prints • Conservation Framing Table 78 STAMP YOUR SELF SILLY • - -:AT .THE Table 60 CUSTOM SEWING AND CRAFTS We make to order Crochet, knitting, qutting, baskets and more... AVAILABLE AT BOOTH 860 Table 61 AC DECOR CUSTOM MADE CUSHIONS AT BOOTH 661 Christy's Crafts Table 62 Easter baskets, Dolls, Band + Boxes at: BOOTH 662 >r r Table 63 DECK ART Custom corded lawn chairs at BOOTH 663 Table 64 "Hand quilting and wooden crafts and toys" AVAILABLE AT TABLE 6 64 Table 65 "FOR HOME BAKED GOODIES THAT WILL TEMPT YOUR TASTEBUDS VISIT TABLE #65" r " ` Table 66 CREATE -A -MUG an imaginative gift for any occasion. See for yourself at TABLE 8`66 Table 67 Children's Educational Toys and Books at TABLE 667 Table 68 Soma's Floral Designs and Crafts at TABLE #68 FOR CRAFTS AND HAND KNITTING VISfT US AT TABLE #69 Tab* 70 Countryside Charm by Evi Handcrafted gifts - dried flower arrangements. grapeene, wreaths. pot poem. LOCATED AT BOOTH #70 Table 71 FOR ALL YOUR CRAFTS SEE US AT TABLE #71 Handmade "Bunnies, Tab1e 73 Bears, Cats" Tht:y'I make a great Easter Gift AVAILABLE AT TABLE #73 Table 75 tifrlSfT TABLE #75 FOR ALL YOUR TUPPERWARE NEEDS. Table 76 FOR LEASE- IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 1,500 to 19,00 sq. n. WDUSTRIAWCOWERCIAL CITKION BUSINESS PARK, OSHAWA 401 ti HARMONY ROAD EXIT W. FRANK REALTOR - JOE BOSCO.435-SM Table 77 VISIT THE OSHAWA GENERALS %11."SLAP SHOT SHOP" AT , 11 • • • Table 37 " Sir Albert Love Catholic School un.out Cookbooks. homebaked goodies. Table 38 Unique one of a kind crafts and gift baskets. Prices are low, quality is high. Table 39 For your Intimate Lingerie needs COME TO TABLE 639 Tab" 40 VARIOUS HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS Gordy Howe prints, sports equipment, games, toys etc.... 'fit Tab* 41 The Comp -1.1 -Diet is Different Cusvnaed breach hndw4ual person. to us Lose up b 6 lbs. per week eating 51h the food that you like. Table 42 Ceramic, folk art, finished and unfinished Tab* 43 PERSONAL TOUCH GIFTS Plagues - scrolls - Books That special gift for someone you care about Tables M A 45 tL4 I IK Li Velcro Krazy Pants. ONE SIZE FITS ALL. Table 72 CHOCOLATE PRESENCE Easter Chocolates available at BOOTH #72 The Table 74 FRAMESMITHS • Limited Edition Prints • Conservation Framing Table 78 STAMP YOUR SELF SILLY • - -:AT .THE Table 60 CUSTOM SEWING AND CRAFTS We make to order Crochet, knitting, qutting, baskets and more... AVAILABLE AT BOOTH 860 Table 61 AC DECOR CUSTOM MADE CUSHIONS AT BOOTH 661 Christy's Crafts Table 62 Easter baskets, Dolls, Band + Boxes at: BOOTH 662 >r r Table 63 DECK ART Custom corded lawn chairs at BOOTH 663 Table 64 "Hand quilting and wooden crafts and toys" AVAILABLE AT TABLE 6 64 Table 65 "FOR HOME BAKED GOODIES THAT WILL TEMPT YOUR TASTEBUDS VISIT TABLE #65" r " ` Table 66 CREATE -A -MUG an imaginative gift for any occasion. See for yourself at TABLE 8`66 Table 67 Children's Educational Toys and Books at TABLE 667 Table 68 Soma's Floral Designs and Crafts at TABLE #68 FOR CRAFTS AND HAND KNITTING VISfT US AT TABLE #69 Tab* 70 Countryside Charm by Evi Handcrafted gifts - dried flower arrangements. grapeene, wreaths. pot poem. LOCATED AT BOOTH #70 Table 71 FOR ALL YOUR CRAFTS SEE US AT TABLE #71 Handmade "Bunnies, Tab1e 73 Bears, Cats" Tht:y'I make a great Easter Gift AVAILABLE AT TABLE #73 Table 75 tifrlSfT TABLE #75 FOR ALL YOUR TUPPERWARE NEEDS. Table 76 FOR LEASE- IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 1,500 to 19,00 sq. n. WDUSTRIAWCOWERCIAL CITKION BUSINESS PARK, OSHAWA 401 ti HARMONY ROAD EXIT W. FRANK REALTOR - JOE BOSCO.435-SM Table 77 VISIT THE OSHAWA GENERALS %11."SLAP SHOT SHOP" AT , 11 • • • I* 1(j 650 Aucf 650 SUNDAY AUCTION THIS SUNDAY, APRIL STH, 1 P.M. PREVIEW NOON AT THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CLUB 133 BROCK ST., NORTH, WHITBY Antiques. reproductions, traditional household effects, etc for Margaret Patterson and others, including new 3 pc. camel back Chippendale sofa set, oak sideboard with leaded doors and mirror, 3 -pc. walnut spool bedroom suite, 7 pc. mahogany bedroom suite, oriental carpets, wing back chairs, 6 pine harvest table & 6 hoop back chars, pr. of Chippendale pe crust side tabes, oak desk, library desk, washstands, pine kitchen cabinet, pine benches• pine coffee table set, 3 -pc. mahogany coffee set. jelly cupboard, bookcases, console table & 6 chars ana 3 leaves, hanging cupboard, extension table & 6 oak cna rs, Gov. Winthrop desk, large 6' walnut sideboard, DaK bookcase, 5 pc oak round table & pr. oack chair set• do.bie & queen brass bed sets whew mattresses, various pcs. glass, china, brass, cast iron pcs., pine & cther linen boxes, 9 pc. dining room suite, prints, a,ctures, lamps, plus much more. 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Not ant colors m all scares IrLp It Lif 97 3 BOYS' TUBE SOCKS Save S3 on package of 6 pairs. Sizes 7 and 9. Stock up at this great price! 799 TODDLER SEPARATES Cotton pnnteo shirt and twill pants for boys and girls. Saes 2.3 and 3X 99.9 GIRLS' 2 -PC. SET Ali -over print T-shirt and solid knit ieggmgs in saes 4. 5. 6 and 6X SO%OFF TODDLER WALKING SET 2 -pc. set has w *t hood pRrs parlrls.ZUK ft 26.OR Es.1i3M X15 OFF WOMEN'S SANDALS Aztec -look with leather upper. Full saes 6-10 Reg 4499 Pr 19.99 Sews •«q '•o- a 222 o• oma, • 99' Sp ­q .+-,c SUM"W catawqua 999 GIRLS' SLIPPERS Isotoner quality at an excellent puce With suede cushion outsoie 999 Eacr MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Terrific assortrnent of seersucker or Bobbie striped shirts. 14'/1 171/2. $25 OFF GE PORTABLE STEREO Auto -reverse dual cassette deck #20284 Reg. 139.99. Ea. 114.99 1/3 OFF AUDIO CASSETTES TDK SA 90 twin -pack #15103 Sears reg 6 99. 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SALE PRICES IN EFFECT SATURDAY, APRIL 4. 1992 UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. Fumiture and Magor Appliances are also available at our Rexdale, Warden Ave., and Dixie Value Mall Clearance Centres. SEAUM our move 's worth and more s • • NO Y Y Y - Visit Sears Pickering Town Centre " Phone 420-00. We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.•9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m: 6:0 80 0 p.m. - T. .T. .,. SALE PRICES IN EFFECT SATURDAY, APRIL 4. 1992 UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. Fumiture and Magor Appliances are also available at our Rexdale, Warden Ave., and Dixie Value Mall Clearance Centres. SEAUM our move 's worth and more s • • NO Y Y Y - Visit Sears Pickering Town Centre " Phone 420-00. We're open Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m.•9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m: 6:0 80 0 p.m. -