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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_02_28°°�„�.,► �� Pickering Edition r - - - ; � • - - To ' Fish & Chips, Cam Card data) ' ror�wtr t� aar � a aan' � } ToF;r*..�` $200 OFF ta.►�•rwM»a►• w.r �.. NO GFM � � D ISIR aMALY PACK OR PARTY PACK i P.0. hz f1, AJAX Lts = I Elf$ VER T ' 750 OIdd1011M Dr �auNPEKERM 831-1222 Sunday, Feb. 28. 1993 40 pages A Metrol nd Cornrn>tunify Newspaper Pressrun 37.000 51 c + 4C GST - 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 9 1 T . CHASE AWAY THE WINTER BLUES: Head off to the Caribbean with- out leaving Pickering. The Pick- ering Canadian -Carib Associa- tion will host Caribbean Night Saturday, March 6 at Don Beer Arena, Dillingham Rd. The evening will include entertain- ers, dancing, Caribbean food and a cash bar. All are welcome to attend. The fun lasts from 6:30 pm. until l am. Tickets are S8 in advance or S 10 at the door. Call 427-4753 or 839- 4301. SPECIAL I SECTION sprilig Bridal Regular features Letters............ »_....-6 Billboard ---lo Name Dropping—__ -30 Sports.._ .....31 Entertains nt. ------- M Ciascif Julie Stanton No trial date yet for Julie Stanton murder suspect By JUDI BOBBITT - Staff Reporter PICKERING - The man accused in the presumed slaying of Julie Stanton appeared in court Thursday on a pre-trial application. A judge of the court's general division imposed a publication ban on proceedings. Peter John Stark, 47, is charged with first-degree murder in connec- tion with the disappearance of the 14 -year-old Pickering girl almost three years ago. Peter John Stark Julie was last seen near her Maury Cres. home in April, 1990. Her body has never been found. Julie's father, John Stanton, made notes as he listened to court pro- ceedings Thursday. He conceded it's difficult for him to hear evidence but "You have to." He said he doesn't know if the family will ever be able to put the ordeal behind them. "I don't know. It's hard to say." A trial date has not been -set for Mr. Stark, who was arrested one year ago. • Pickering High School Rigby players get in some practice before heading overseas Taking their ball last Wednesday for an 11 -day playing tour of Wales and England. The Ajax Wander- ers Rugby Club donated $500 !o help the squad. In photo, from left, are Paul Don, across the pond ^ow" Coven. CI t Don. Karl Svoboda (youth devebpmerlt offiacer for the Wan- derers), Andrew Jadcson and Chris Johnsom photo by Andrew hwanowski jr- iivanMy mean < toMb -- Ad#eAw In N=-ncketine News AdMedim (M"I IM and oshalwo-wNft this week 0579-4410.114AM poossrun carry S><r>tdoy I L U NDERL SING IMEASONS • BRAS • UNGERIE • SLEEPWEAR • HOSIERY • w^ ONTARIO'S ONLY CUSTOM BRA FITTING AND ALTERATION OVER 1000 BRAS IN STOCK FROM 30AA TO 46FF .w At eo Spring is a time for Love ... See you at the bridal show! Bra fittings are available 7 days a week. Please call for an appointment. 420-1883 Pickering Town Centre Lower Level, Sears Wing ca • •7sIY►►,.r1 , .. , ►SIV4 V d V 4.19'TRA M9 V !r' -I t' , PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2>t, t9,3 sex ed. Glasse support teachingabstinence�n Students reviewed by a committee that included members of the commu- nity as well as teachers and board members and it was found to be entirely appropriate for use in schools. Mrs. Brown added, "Our neighboring board of education in York region was so impressed with the series that they ordered a full set of the series for every age appropriate school in their system." She added the York board has not experienced resistance to the J Information pamphlet found offensive DURHAM - Students have joined parents in demanding pub- lic schools teach abstinence in sex education classes. Cindy Osmond, a Grade 9 stu- dent from Oshawa, questioned Durham Board of Education trustees Monday on the use of an information pamphlet on con- doms offered students in contra- ception displays at science and health fairs. She said she found the pamphlet offensive. 5 "It shows male genitalia with a condom on ... and I think it's really rude," said Miss Osmond. "These pamphlets are being given to (Grade) 7s and 8s and i think they should be taught absti- nence too." Carol Switzer, who has two children in high school, also has concerns about the contraceptive displays being put on by the pub- lic health department, concluding that "public health nurses should be cautioned not to promote their own agenda because it can be dangerous." Mrs. Switzer's daughter Cheryl, a Grade 12 student. was also present at the meeting and asked about an abstinence pro- gram. Questions were also raised by speakers as to whether a certain percentage of time could be set aside to teach students about abstinence. Lose All the Weight You Want for Only $�95 INCLUDES: Program Services Evaluation Fee • Diaries But that's not all that's to NEW at I - 'N1; TRI/SYSTEM•... there's the new FIV UT WOT" program, the NEW "AT-HOME SERVICES" package, delicious NEW foods and much, much more! North America's lost millions of pounds with NUTRI/SYSTEM. So Get Started today with our Special Offer and let us show you how you can learn to lose weight and keep it off! Heidi van tier, old size 14, nuWsize" 10 Per Week nutri/system Board director of education Pauline Laing said such concerns would be difficult to address since sexual education, including instruction on abstinence, is inte- grated into many different areas of the family life studies pro- gram. "It's not 'everything you wanted to know...' to 40 -minute sessions. And I don't mean to be facetious when I say that ... but it's very difficult to isolate it." She said there are many dif- ferent strategies offered students in the program. PAYING T00 MUCH for HOME & Auto Insurance? 683=9725 ,& PINE RIDGE F9. 1978 INSURANCE FM Monarch Ave, Unk 13, Ajax, Ontario A question raised by another observer at the meeting hV to do with an educational video called A Head Full of Questions that contains an animated segment describing sexual intercourse. David Karram said the Grow- ing Up series of videos verges on "mental, sexual abuse." In a let- ter to the board he says, "An ani- mated display of actual sexual intercourse moves from the edu- cational to the pornographic." Board information officer Mary Brown said after the meet- ing the series had been well series. NOW OPEN Serving the Durham • TREADMILLS • EXERCISE BIKES • FREE WEIGHTS • ACCESSORIES XBEST PRICES GUARAN EE AMEAW 512 KINGSTON RD. (West of Whites), PICKERING 837-0782 They followed the yellow brick road Students at Elizabeth B. Phin Public School in Pick- ering took a trip down the yellow brick road in their recent production of The Wizard of Oz. From left are Amanda Keen as the Tin Man, Kailie Sherwin as Dorothy, David Mitchell as the Lion, and Davina Blenman as the Scarecrow. photo by Celia Bronkhorst 201 NJraJrY M"TWO JiN O A SON nIUMERAL IDIMIC ORS (%nwqr of Wea Hitt) � Family owned and Operated a�b-D�. Call and Compare X riwA,obec r Before You Decide eLdl wo.r tip.t, ts7 tlrodr R..r PMEFM w+•+•rNn �_ IF • TIME • QUAIl'I'Y • GENTM CARE ARE IMPORTANT' TO YOU WE ARE AVAUABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE 10 PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HR- EMERGENCY .DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DDS 3 Harwood Ave- S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. I2) THE NEM ADYMMER SUNDAY, PMUARY 21k ItMPAGE 9 P Fairport Beach gets $ 1 000s for land PICKERING - The Fairport Beach community is $100,000 rich- er following the sale of a piece of waterfront property to the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority. Proceeds from the sale, handed over to the Fairport Beach Ratepay- ers' Association, must be used for "public and community services" within the neighborhood, the authority has stipulated. The property, approximately five acres, extends from West Shore Blvd. on the east to Petticoat Creek on the west. It will be kept as pas- sive open space by the authority. The ratepayers' association had owned it since 1950. The association has no specific plans yet on how to spend the money, says association president Paul White. He says strict guide- lines will be established and trustees will determine if spending proposals meet those guidelines. The association must satisfy the MTRCA that the funds are used for the community, says Don Prince, MTRCA manager of property and administrative services. "We would be thrilled if it was used for the regeneration of the waterfront area But Pickering councillor Kip Van Kempen, the Town's represen- tative on the MTRCA, suggests council might become involved. One suggestion being tossed around is that the money be given to the Town, he says. "The Town would put it back into the property. I'm not trying to take it from the ratepay- ers ... I wouldn't just say, write a cheque out to the Town." The Town could oversee the installation of plantings and walk- ways in the area, he suggests. "I'd like to hear all the input. I would love having some input; I have some ideas that would be great down there." Mr. Prince hopes the Town will be "pleased" with whatever the funds are used for, but "It is (the ratepayers' association) right to decide." �as,��s_ass,sssats,s'��s,e,���tatzitti� ■=r Matic �r r r r t r � � � �� FV DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS b FLYERS COWNG TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD SUN., FEB. nM NEWS ADVERTISER (AJAXIPICK ) 'ALP (PICK) -CANADIAN TIRE (PICK) CFERNEY'S (AJAX/PICK.) DOMINION (AJAXrPICK) FOOD CITY (AJAX) -FOOD TOWN (AJAXiP"J -LG.k (PICK.) -K MART (AJAX)PICK) LOBLAWS (AJAX,PICK ) • DNivood to sNsebd households only M&M MEATS (AJAXlPICK.)) MIRACLE FOOD MART (AJAX/PICK) 'PAUL MACS PET FOOD (AJAX) 'SAV -A -CENTRE !PICK) THE BAY (PIG(.) 'YOUNG DRIVERS (PIG(.) SLINDAr'S CARRIER of THE WEEK Is MICHAEL VANWIIKLE Michael enpys -acey arc wseoad Mhchm •ecehred McDonaWs cocoons cor-piir•ers of 'he News Aaver.,ser. Congratulawrs Ma-aei br w,ng our Sunday carer of the week OMMRI S f� wOf Ajt>dtalCt�ft uV �Til-D PACVC" IVFtere�. -everydi ng aroUn(R our 2 day Redecorating Sale 30-5 Ig in the store collectibles) FEBRUARY Villages of Abbey Lane 91 Rylander Blvd. Scarborough, Ontario 724-5488 Closed 1 day only - March 1st. Join us for an Open House on March 6th and see our new bold PAGE,$ -WE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY A 19" Third shift considered for truck plant Good news, bad news for General Motors DURHAM - The past few days have been a real roller coaster ride for General Motors workers in Oshawa. The beleaguered company announced Monday it's going to eliminate another 455 jobs. That brings to 2,372 total job losses announced recently. Among those are 250 jobs cut Free transit offered to dump dance PICKERING - Free bus transportation is being offered to and from a "Dump the Dumps" fund-raising dance planned for Saturday, Marc h 6. Party -goers from Ajax and Pickering will be picked up at their door and delivered to the dance courtesy of Ajax Transit if there's enough demand for the service. The dance is being held at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Valley Farm Rd. from 8:30 p.m. until I a.m. Tickets are $15 per person and proceeds will be used to fight the threat of another dump in Pickering. The province has targeted the town with four of five candi- date sites for a Durham land- fill. In order to determine if enough people would use the free bus service, anyone interested in being chauf- feured by Ajax Transit is asked to call Jim Sheehan at 839-6162. 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The proposal also fits in with the company's drive towards increased efficiency, he said. He cautioned, however, that the proposal to run an assembly plant 24 hours a day is "a rela- tively unique concept, certainly from the GM standpoint", and that certain issues still need to be resolved, such as how mainte- nance is to be carried out. "We've got to take it to the CAW (Canadian Auto Workers, Local 222, which represents assembly plant workers)." The union, hit with more than 2,000 layoffs in recent weeks, however, doesn't foresee a prob- lem. Union vice-president Jim Nimigon said the "biggest stum- bling block" has centred on the maintenance of the line. But he said the union's skilled trade rep- resentative, Pat Blackwood, has assured the company that "we're capable of doing it." "There's not too much doubt. I think we'll get approval from Detroit (where GM's corporate office is located)." `.0 CAVE"ISH FRENCH FRIES Regular Oven Z k1l 299 Crisp....... 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The driver of the pick-up truck was taken to the Ajax and Picker- ing General Hospital with minor injuries. Police say a blood sample was taken from the driver at the hos- pital and sent to the Centre for Forensic Sciences for analysis. Results usually take six weeks, but the centre is busy with work dealing from Kristen French and Leslie Mahaffy murder investiga- tions, police say. A Pickering Transit bus driver suffered whiplash and shock in the collision, while the van driver was uninjured. The pick-up truck was demol- ished, while the van had S1.500 in damage. The impact knocked the bus's front end into the curb and caused S10,000 in damage, says Transit inspector Gary Cole. The bus was not carrying any passen- gers. Mr. Cole says a regular transit passenger who was waiting to board the bus rushed to the driv- er's aid. Two other transit buses travelling behind the first also stopped to help. The driver, a town employee for six years, was treated at hos- pital and released. "We feel she should be just fine," says transit director George Papik. Police say a 30 -year old Pick- ering man faces several charges, including going through a red light. Cherney's FURNITURE WORLD CORRECTION NOTICE Regarding our flyer in today's paper the pricing for the Mattresses on page 8 of our flyer should read — Itlem A - Single Mattress $299 Double Mattress 349 Queen Mattress 399 Item B - Single Mattress $199 Double Mattress 249 Queen Mattress 269 Item C - Single Mattress 249 Double Mattress 299 Queen Mattress 359 Matching box springs available. We apologize for Sampling foods :of the world Students at St. Isaac `Jogues Catholic School in Pickering really sank their teeth into recent Heritage Day celebra- tions. Each student brought in food reflective of their her- itage and shared it with others. Sampling the delicacies are, from left, Charysse Mohamed, Maura McLaughlin and Joanna Prohaska. photo by A.J. 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Unit 3 Pickering THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, MRUARY =a,1!l3-PAGE 5 r Please recycle this paper WEIGHT 777n7)))) RESTRICTION DURHAM REGION REGULATIONS will be in force on roads under the jurisdiction of the Regional Municipality of Durham effective March 1 to approximately April 30, 1993 Vehicle loads are restricted to FIVE TONNES per axle in accordance with Durham Region By-law Number 251-89 Signs will be erected on alf Regional Roads to which these Weight restrictions apply. V.A. Silgailis. P. Eng. Commissioner of Works Regional Municipality of Durham If You Think Dieting is an Unpleasant Experience You Haven't Tried Esn Donrta DIMm or our Narltham CNrNc Lost 18 Ib., 22112 ittt2tes and is still nuintakNng. • 3 well balanced meals - nutritional counselling • up to 4 snacks - Lose 2 pounds per week • medically screened - Safe for men, women & children OPEN 9 - 7 Monday to Friday, 9 -1 Saturdays Call Today for your FREE consultation! New dwts, txwed on toll VoWems, exdWa product r 1�•�� ran• tRS YA r ' ;r•r Y'r .• �, ��••^rl +vn + :•�f•t'� -tyT , PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21,19" Opinion Help the Red Cross help out others The Red Cross is always there for us. Now, it's our turn to be there for the Red Cross. March is Red Cross month, a time when we can give thought to the won- derful services the agency provides and a time when we can give the agency a shot in the arm. We've all been touched by the Red Cross in one way or another. Many of us have learned how to save our own life and the life of others thanks to the agency's water safety and fust aid courses. Most of us know someone who's used the Red Cross sickroom equipment loan service. Imagine what it would cost to buy a wheelchair for someone temporarily disabled, if the Red Cross didn't provide the loan service. We all know at least one senior citizen who relics on the \teals on Wheels program for hearty, hot dinners. For some elderly people. that service alone is what enables them to continue living in their own homes and stay out of institutions for the aged. Who among us doesn't have a loved one who's needed a blood transfusion and has been given the gift of life thanks to the work of the Red Cross and the generosity of the people who regularly show up at blood donor clinics' And, when there's a naulral disaster or other calamity somewhere in the world, the Red Cross is always there to help and heal the hungry and the hurting. Now, we can lend a hand to the: agency thai s helped so many people here and around the world. The Ajax -Pickering branch of the Red Cross is holding its third annual Flowers for Fun(ds) sale next weekend. Bouquets of red camabons, white mini -c r uons and grecnet-� will be -,;old for S3.50 apiece at the Pickering Town Centre, the SuperCentre and the Harwood Place M:LII in Ajax Friday from 1 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Its your chance to thank the agency for helping you and your loved ones and to ensure the Red Cross has funds -lo continue its fine work. Please lend a hand. /yk . IV 50, NE wAs Nom, HE HAD ImGm1; HE GENUINELY SEEMED To HAVE 1}IE GOOD OF CA" AT NEART' , a ...t,t®'� YEAN..- HE. NEVER MI- DID FIT IN - Letters � Children's environmental knowledge is encouraging To the editor, Canadians generate more garbage per day than any other country — 1.7 kg. per day. This exceeds the capacity of most municipalities to re -use, recycle, incinerate, or put into landfills. Landfills are a $I billion a year industry, and until 1986 were not monitored. Landfills are also a major contributor to the pollution of our ground water supply. The ground water is what fills the rivers and streams, which then flow into Lake Ontario and the Great Lakes. There are about 1,200 landfill sites in Ontario. Few meet provin- cial legislation standards for prop- er engineering. L,andfitl sites pro- duce toxic chemicals known as leachate. If proper measures are not taken these chemicals flow down into the ground water, below the subsurface. Unforturimly, liners in landfill sites, are new discoveries so we are unsure what affect climate changes and time will have on them. Leakage exists long after the fife of a droop site. Who will pay for the cleanup? The Ontario Ministry of the Environment does not require the halt of pollution into our ground water or any water system. They require that the pollution be brought to a level that seems allowable. Currentiv Brock West Landfill site is owned and operated by -Metropolitan Toronto, who, according to its 1989 operation report, made S120 million profit on the landfill after operating costs. In 1987 they were aware of leakage at Brock West — today they admit to around 150 gallons a minute leakage. We are now in February 1993. Metro will attempt to install dry pits in spring 1993. As well, Metro has exceeded the design contours by 1.74 mil= lion cu -yards as of July 1991 sur- vey, worth approximately $200 million. Their response to this was that it will shrink to design contours over time — perhaps it will in 50-70 years. However the contract states quite specifically the contours and capping (4 -inch clay) should not be exceeded without Pickering approval. Brock West has been and contin- ues to be badly managed by Metropolitan Toronto who reap all of the profit. Environmental The �» t Ow b ptolected by A Metrolonunaut d Community Newspaper and nauthoririz�d use wiltIo t Menten con- sent b prohlbRod. Timothy John Whittaker Tmiseftes 11" fir1ght to Classify or felts.* PubftrW any odvoAis•rnont d his dberWin . groups have been "castigated for being anti -everything". Catego- rizing this treatment as unfair; the role of the environmental groups is to provide a "vision of hope and greater self-sufficiency". For this reason serious envi- ronmental initiatives will only result from the local or grassroots levels; political leaders will only move when the public knows what they want. Politicians will then scramble to get on board. I am very encouraged by our chil- dren, who are better educated on the environment issues. They will force the politicians to be more accountable and perhaps one day will be in office themselves. I hope it will not be too late. Pine Ridge School recently handed 500 petitions to us in ref- erence to no more landfills in Pickering. God bless them and I hope nobody ever discourages them from their "vision": Yes, there are solutions to this waste problem but while Metro controls you can be assured it will not be in the best interests of our chil- dren. Dave Steele, P.A.C.T., Pickering JOANK BURGHARDT - Edltor-in-Chief GREG COATIS - MarlaW g Editor HUGH NK NOISON - AdveftN Manger WJCE DAWORD - Retal Saies Manager AK FA*ICX RIE - D"bution Manager NE1MSi00M - 683-6110 cIST1VOLITION - "3 br17 RETAIL ADVERTISING - 6834110 CLAWED . 711-7672 FAX - 6834363 NATIONAL ADVEWNM SALES N3 -13W REAL ESTATE & AUTOMOTIVE ADVEMISM - X11-7672 Time to end abuses To the editor, Amnest) International (AI) would like to draw your readers' attention to the fact that the United Nations has declared 1993, "International 'ear for the World's Indigenous Peoples." Last year a special AI cam- paign focused attention on the abuses suffered for 500 years by Indigenous Peoples in the Americas. Sadly, abuses against native populations continue today — not only in the Americ- as but around the world. News reports document such cases daily. If this situation is to change, declarations are not enough. Offending governments must take practical steps to end the abuses. Such steps might include: investigating all reports of human rights violations against Indigenous Peoples and bringing those responsible to justice; ensuring that all detainees are brought promptly before a judge, and given access to lawyers; instructing the secu- rity forces that basic human rights must be protected under all circumstances; making human rights material available in Indigenous languages: and, consulting the Indigenous Peo- ples themselves about matters affecting their protected rights. The U.N. has established standards to protect the civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights of Indigenous Peoples everywhere. It is to be hoped that 1993 will see these standards effectively imple- mented. Such action is long overdue. Mary Sproul, Amnesty International Group 90 (Ajax -Pickering) Senior thanks Legion members To the editor, I would like to say thank you to the members of the Legion who organized the free dinner and dance for seniors on Sunday, Jan. 24. 1 feel I speak for all the seniors who attended in saying it was a wonderful evening. The meal was very enjoyable, and the music was excellent A very big thank you to all those who helped organize the evening, and congratulations on a job well done. Ruby Tompkins, Ajax Hews Advertiser - This News Adv--. PJAsned eVwy SVneoy. Wetlneedoy and Friday of 130 CORM OMW Ave.. AIM. Onrono LIS 2H5. Y one or the Movolaw pitfllr�. Pub/thhg one Dtacurng 9wW or sufxabon newtpopers wYch knekiees Ayvlr/Plekeftng hlwws AdWr1Yw. ALfaro Banner. Bony Advance. Brompton Guordlon. Bunington post. CoItngwood Connection. Efoblooke GuordksVLokefhore Adv~. Georgetown Indepw~f. KWKp%n fib Mteft. Lhrsay Ads Week. Mowxwn EconomM 3 sm. bBBon Canaan Chorroon. sesduougo New. 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It appears that some 'concerned par- ents' have chosen to evaluate the standard as inappropriate rather than evaluating the 12 or 13 -year old's premature sexual activity as inappropriate. So, on one hand, the tremen- dous health risks associated with smoking or drinking and drugs are emphasized. But, on the other hand, the gigantic health risks involved in promiscuous sex (homosexual or heterosexual) are down -played by demands for `progressive sexual education.' And by a Durham Board of Edu- cation trustee. Well, no thank you. Moreover, in striving to justify sexual choic- es such as bisexualism, certain individuals on the board evidently feel that any target market is fair game to sell their philosophy: and it appears that some have even come to the conclusion that they have a right to tamper with the lives of my children — and in the name of education. Once again, no thank you. Just as various groups or individuals have con- sciously decided to consider any and all sexual behavior, at what- ever age, absolutely normal as long as a condom is used, I have consciously decided otherwise. Just leave my kids alone. Please! Sex education is valid, espe- cially in its application to anato- my, biology, physical change and reproduction. But, I will not accept it in conjunction with a value system that implies or gives approval for young and vulnera- ble and easily persuaded adoles- cents to consider intimacy in early teens as normal or accept- able behavior. The old cop-out, "They're going to do it anyway", should not be ornamented on a white sur- render flag. Giving into that kind of fatalism is just too dangerous. Although most kids at 12 and 13 years of age can't manage to get a towel on to a towel rack, some appear to have presumed that they will get a condom on to a penis. And then, once the condom is on, magically, these young people can feel protected in whatever sexual behavior they choose because they are practising 'safe' sex. Nonsense. 'Safe sex' is a grossly mislead- SHISKO'S I am pleased to announce we will be opening... Thurs., March 4TH_9A.M. For all your fresh fruits and vegetables, try us. Come in and see our new line of products. SHISKO'S COUNINY PRODUCTS Me 430-7672 Going South for March Break? Start Your Tan N w! to TANNING SESSIONS ONLY 45 00 .L ,Also Available: • Artificial Nails • Manicures ,� • Pedicures • Facials • Ear Piercing • Mallm-uP h • Body 't "tnrents ESTHETICImrmcHNICIAN IN THE STUDIO .x. 7 DAYS PER WEEK Pickering Town Centre tLve (lower level near Cinemas) 831-1921 ing term — another dangerous presumption that allows a child to believe he/she is really safe. (To anyone who supports the use of that dishonest term, may I respectfully remind you that an HIV infected child faces a death sentence.) The above-mentioned editorial suggests that parents should demonstrate 'a bit more faith in their children's ability to make intelligent, informed decisions', but what if you lack faith in the information giver? I will not risk the very future of my child on a blind hope that information givers won't have hidden agendas or at least strong biases, for example, our Whitby trustee. (Is it fair to expect a young teen whose body is barraged by change, whose hor- mones are raging, and whose world-view is being influenced by shows like Beverly Hills 90210, to approach sexual maturity appropriately without the benefit of some traditional standards and values?) Take away basic and rea- sonable standards, and soon our children will consider premature sexual activity their right — per- haps even their obligation. Maybe a more positive approach would be to offer our kids stra them avoid situations where to be so old. They need age volatile hormones are threatened appropriate standards. And they by spontaneous and insatiable need to have a sense of right and overload. Instead, too many adults wrong. That's not archaic and seem hell-bent on young kids per- politically incorrect. That's just ceiving things from adult perspec- life. fives. Our children are so young Catherine I Brock, and yet we expect their reactions Ajax 11rONLY$W5 14 Big Portraits! c2 - L6�� SUBJc.-:c. S :t rp xRSC 71:OP Poses for advernseo rtroits our ;electvIon - on your cno ce of ooc■gground Your favorite props wekorned NOW, NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF ADVERTISED COLIEC`IONS PER FAMILY - but onlyy one per subject Up to five additional poses taken for optional portrait collection with no obligotion to purchase Portrait sizes approximot. 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Start Your Tan N w! to TANNING SESSIONS ONLY 45 00 .L ,Also Available: • Artificial Nails • Manicures ,� • Pedicures • Facials • Ear Piercing • Mallm-uP h • Body 't "tnrents ESTHETICImrmcHNICIAN IN THE STUDIO .x. 7 DAYS PER WEEK Pickering Town Centre tLve (lower level near Cinemas) 831-1921 ing term — another dangerous presumption that allows a child to believe he/she is really safe. (To anyone who supports the use of that dishonest term, may I respectfully remind you that an HIV infected child faces a death sentence.) The above-mentioned editorial suggests that parents should demonstrate 'a bit more faith in their children's ability to make intelligent, informed decisions', but what if you lack faith in the information giver? I will not risk the very future of my child on a blind hope that information givers won't have hidden agendas or at least strong biases, for example, our Whitby trustee. (Is it fair to expect a young teen whose body is barraged by change, whose hor- mones are raging, and whose world-view is being influenced by shows like Beverly Hills 90210, to approach sexual maturity appropriately without the benefit of some traditional standards and values?) Take away basic and rea- sonable standards, and soon our children will consider premature sexual activity their right — per- haps even their obligation. Maybe a more positive approach would be to offer our kids stra them avoid situations where to be so old. They need age volatile hormones are threatened appropriate standards. And they by spontaneous and insatiable need to have a sense of right and overload. Instead, too many adults wrong. That's not archaic and seem hell-bent on young kids per- politically incorrect. That's just ceiving things from adult perspec- life. fives. Our children are so young Catherine I Brock, and yet we expect their reactions Ajax 11rONLY$W5 14 Big Portraits! c2 - L6�� SUBJc.-:c. S :t rp xRSC 71:OP Poses for advernseo rtroits our ;electvIon - on your cno ce of ooc■gground Your favorite props wekorned NOW, NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF ADVERTISED COLIEC`IONS PER FAMILY - but onlyy one per subject Up to five additional poses taken for optional portrait collection with no obligotion to purchase Portrait sizes approximot. Hurry' Don't miss this soer,ol offer, 60 Portrait Package Only $8.95 THIS K MART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN: Tues -F- 10 AM -7 PM Sat '0 AM -b PM PICKERING (Kingston Rd) AGFA m • THIS cErnmATE ENTffI n TILE I THIS CERnFlCATE EN ES n* � a BEARER TO UNUM = USE OF ANY a TEARER TO uNUMInD UN OF ANT � E FREwIIRR OR MADEM06RU SPA FAC UW L PREMIER OR MADEMOISELLE SM FACHM E E FOR TWO WEM ARSOWMY FM OF CHARGE 1 FOR TWO WOU ANSOLUMT NEE OF CHARGE L FITNESS COUPON FITNESS COUPON ; ___.-___��.�-�� �rrr r.,■wr.r r�r.rrs���■rr■■u■-la �■rrY��rttttitit—Yt ■ 11111111 A - " Im PAGE &THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY A 1993 Bucks for bouquets helps Red Cross AJAX-PICKERING - You can simultaneously help the local Red Cross and come out smelling like roses in your loved one's eyes, er, nose. The Red Cross's third annual Flowers for Fun(ds) sale will be held Friday, March 5 and Satur- day, March 6 at the Pickering Town Centre, the SuperCentre and the Harwood Place Mall in Ajax. Ajax -Pickering Red Cross branch director Donna Hutton says this year's goal is 54,200. up from the $3300 raised in 1992. The bouquets, which sell for $3.50 each, include red carna- tions, white mini -carnations and greenery. Among the programs helped by proceeds from the flower sale are blood donor clinics, Meals on Wheels, first aid and water safety courses, sickroom equipment loan service and Red Cross responses to emergencies here and around the world. All the money raised locally stays in Ajax and Pickering, Ms. Hutton says. Bouquet sales aren't being confined to the shopping centres. More than 20 area corporations are selling flowers in their work- place, including T.M.L. Indus- tries, Mazda Canada, Monarch Marking Systems, Davis and Henderson lntercheques, the Towns of Ajax and Pickering, and Pickering Hydro. On March 5, Red Cross volun- Ieers will be at the shopping cen- tres from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on March 6, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Call the Red Cross at 420-3383 for more information. Obituary FOWLER, John Robert (Jack) — Peacefully at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital on Sunday, Feb. 21, 1993. Jack Fowler in his 49th year. Beloved husband of Nancy. Loving father of Andrea and Alison. Loving son of Lucy and Robert James Fowler. Brother of Susan, Vicky, Jimmy and Patrick. Lovingly remembered by nieces and nephews. Dona- tions to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital would be appreciated by the family. Arrangements entrusted to the McEachnie Funeral Home (428-8488). WANM: 3e pm* w ime up w 30 In. by MARCH 28th11 '1 bst 16 lbs. in 16 days & a total of 11' & I feel great!. Eam $$$ as you lose - ask us how! Don't WeiaN! gh-tech engines have to stay::,,,cool fooling system maintenance is extremely important, particularly on "high-tech" engines. scheduled servicing of the engine's holing system is, however, frequently neglected by many vehicle owners. ;Coolant protects the components nf` an engine's cooling system. As the coolant serves its purpose, it begins to develop characteristics which can either hurt the vehicles performance or cause extensive engine damage. if left unattended! _.. . "Today's com- puter _con- trolled engines Are very sensi- tive to abnor- mal tempera- ture changes and. as a result, a vehicle runs at maximum efficiency when the ;,proper engine temper- ature ns main - GM offers winter driving tips quate v ,a Many people think snow makes for the worst of driving conditions. But automotive specialists at General Motors say that isn't so. A vehicle has the least traction on 'wet ice". This road condition occurs when the temperature hovers around the freezing mark and rain begins to fall. The main danger of this road condition is that it looks like rain, but there is a very slippery glaze on road surfaces. Regardless of weather conditions - snow or ice - winter driving requires extra caution. Reducing your speed and driving as smoothly as possible - not weaving in and around traffic - is recommended. Sudden acceleration causes your tires to spin on slick roads and should be avoided. Hard braking ,- ---. F{I.TER i OIL FOR ONLY 1 1 LU SE 1 1 95 1 1 PURCHASE ONE OC ALS AND RECEIVE $ � tlu•. 1 ADVERTISED SFIcu I YOUR LUBE- OIL -FILTER IMMEDIATELY r 1 TE. fires March 6193 ___-- IORATALATERDA Exp____._._--- -- N TUNE-V� ANgMISS1O 1 ODES: 95 1 INCL 1 ` 1 FILTER iKIT AND Expires March _ v*ACW-.i 1 et 1 lin n ---------- GUS BROWN P.w.c Etdkh MC Thoft 1261 Nn to s1. E, wlrtby 66848 668-8871 MM.-THU1118. 7 A.Y. - 6 P.Y. PAL 7 uL - s P -ML 011TAW NO I S#J= LTO. 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Winter roads may be clear or appear clear and be dotted with spots covered with ice. a Overpasses tend to ice up quicker as do curves. '..,t .,..,. ;., ,- ---. F{I.TER i OIL FOR ONLY 1 1 LU SE 1 1 95 1 1 PURCHASE ONE OC ALS AND RECEIVE $ � tlu•. 1 ADVERTISED SFIcu I YOUR LUBE- OIL -FILTER IMMEDIATELY r 1 TE. fires March 6193 ___-- IORATALATERDA Exp____._._--- -- N TUNE-V� ANgMISS1O 1 ODES: 95 1 INCL 1 ` 1 FILTER iKIT AND Expires March _ v*ACW-.i 1 et 1 lin n ---------- GUS BROWN P.w.c Etdkh MC Thoft 1261 Nn to s1. E, wlrtby 66848 668-8871 MM.-THU1118. 7 A.Y. - 6 P.Y. PAL 7 uL - s P -ML 011TAW NO I S#J= LTO. Chw dot • Oidomobdo Goo • Cadilin 110 111101111131. w, a , - 436-7441 725.6501 OPEfI UT. !-S NO AM. NICESSM ONLY AT THESE (M DEALERS FOR ONLY UP TO 8 LITRES 1 OF ANTI - Most TaxesGM FREEZE ve i vehicles .1! h 6193 > 1 EWres Marc .....-- LSpiRIP go Y A son BOB MYERS Citstlrolet • Goo • 0MmwW* as coyly 9t w, tint 427-2600 OPEN SAT. 8 A.M. - 2 P.Y. tt 1Y NICHOLS Motors Ltd. Cots 5W (IMI► 2 lint EW of W - - 436-2222 BRUCE BISSELL Buick Pontiac 201 e.* St. w., tiw (1 block W. of Horwood Ave.) 683-6561 NURSE Chovrolot Goo • 01damobiio • CadlHae 1536 Danlos St E., Itl Ay 668-4044 668-3304 OPEN SAT. 8 A.M. - 1 P.Y. MICHAEL BOYER Padise a NM • WC Tnab 715 Khgftn N., PiolNrkg ONINWN 831-2693 t+ttacewt: ►a'a .! ( � � ( �t .�... _� � +,rf;Ld .� `' r.�1��i� ��..:���J ...�.-�..��. - r:��s-r*�r�..� 5...�r.:..a.r...........^i+�L��.�X.+..�+ttL'.- Yw� �C +. :.aG.?:. �� ^ ...tom rs .--�s. a-.r�"i s��-o 'f -;.,y>�•�. �: y..�-a School clisninv recalls THE NEWS ADVF.iCMER SUNDAY, FENRUARY 20,1993 -PAGE 9 Please recycle this newspaper NOW SERVING life and death on Titanic „drive at DURHAM�� By DON ALLEN PICKERING - Local high school students took a journey to the bottom of the sea recently. And, they'll give you a hint of life and death on the Titanic, the cruise ship that struck an iceberg and sank in the Atlantic Ocean on its maiden voyage early this cen- tury. Steve Blasco, chief scientist for the Imax film Titanica, presented a slide show on the ill-fated ship to Pine Ridge Secondary School students Feb. 24. Mr. Blasco was at sea for a month conducting scientific research on the Titanic for the Imax film now playing at Ontario Place's Cinesphere. The presentation led the stu- dents on a journey through the submerged ship and outlined some of Mr. Blasco's research. He's made presentations on his Titanic research to the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Geologi- cal Survey of Canada and is con- 4 templating doing presentations of the Titanic on the Queen Elizabeth II cruise ship during an upcoming trip across the Atlantic. Pine Ridge Secondary is send- ing 500 students to Cinesphere to see Titanica. And, students from every department in the school are par- ticipating in activities and studies of the Titanic that relate to their curriculum. They'll put their work on pub- lic display Tuesday, March 9 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the resource centre of the school, at 2155 Liv- erpool Rd. N. The art department is making an iceberg like the one that sank the ship and the science depart- ment is studying the scientific applications of the Titanic. (Water corrosion of the Titanic was stud- ied to see how well nuclear waste in the ocean will be contained as the metal used in the ship's con- struction is also used in nuclear waste containers.) unicken Wings Limit 5 lbs. Me Malian at Sauce Soler WrC e ANMEN Culinary students will recreate the meals served on the Titanic; communication students are to present a slide show of fashions worn by passengers; and tourism students will outline the social activities the Titanic offered. 15 PRIVATE LESSONS - ONLY $199" • Free Pick -Up At Home • 7 Days A Week PR VINCIAL DR NO SCHOOL LA% 8 a.rn Call Now, 518-5923 t o o.M PAGE 10 -THE MEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2!, 1993 � Y()YA � D 1/ Your calendar Ion] in of coming events Billboard is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 683-5110 or write to the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Bill- board items is 10 a.m. the Mon- day prior to Wednesday publica- tion, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sun- day publication. BAKE SALE: The Ladies Auxil- iary of the Royal Canadian Legion, branch 606, will host a bake sale Sun., Feb. 28 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the legion hall, 1555 Bayty St., Pickering. Prizes to be won include a bed doll. 839- 2990. BONSAI SOCIETY: The Mat- suyama Bonsai Society meets Mon., March 1, at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. Begin- ners at 7 p.m.. general meeting 7:30 p m. 725-2045 or 683-2568. WOMEN'S SLO-PITCH: The Ajax Ladies Slo-Pitch Association will host its 1993 general meeting at the Annandale Golf and Curl- ing Club. Church St. and Bayly Ave.. on Mon., March 1 at 7 p m Coll 428-6143 (Pegg Bristow). PARKINSON: The Parkinson Support Group, Durham Region chapter, meets Mon.. March 1 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Church. corner of Colborne and Centre Sts.. Whitby. Use south door entrance. A video on Parkinson's disease will be shown. 666-8576,668-6580. GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING: The Gerontoiogical Nursing Asso- ciation, Durham Region Chapter, meets Mon.. March 1 at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of Fairview Lodge, 632 Dundas St. W., WNt- by. Speaker Catherine Plue will talk about pain management in the elderly. 668-8530 (Betty Flask itt). FREE FROM FEAR: The Free From Fear Foundation meets Tues., March 2 for those suffering from anxiety disorders (panic. phobias, O.C.D.. general anxi- ety). The group meets the first and third Tuesday of every month. Information and educa- tional materials available, guest speakers. For time and location, call 831-3877. SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discus- sion Group meets March 2, 9:30 a.m.. at the Ajax Seniors' Friend- ship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Canadian Cancer Society volun- teers Laurel Bellissimo and Joy Austin will speak on choosing food to stay healthy 683-7799 (Louise). PARENTS' SUPPORT: The Associ- ation of Parent Support Groups meets March 2. It offers support for parents of teens who -lie, get poor grades, steal, use drugs, etc". The group meets every Tues- day For time and location. call 223-7444. EASTER SEALS: The Rotary Club of Pickering holds a charity lun- cheon for the 1993 Pickering Easter Seals Campaign Tues.. March 2. 11:30 a m at The Old Liverpool House. 1294 Kingston Rd . Pickering. Tickets S30. 686- 1786 (Sandy) or 683-9660 (Bev). GENEALOGICAL MEETING: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch of the Ontario Genealogical Society meets Tues.. March 2. 7:30 p.m., Henry St. High School, 614 Henry St., Whitby. Community archivist Norma Herd will speak. Everyone welcome. 683-2476 (Marion) or 723-7460 (Bessie). WOMEN'S GROUP: Baytair Baptist Church. Hwy. 2 west of Fairport Rd., Pickering, hosts a Ladies In Fellowship Evening Tues.. March 2 at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker, music, fashion show. 837-1550 (Virginia Knight). L RENTAL. WITH BAR AND STAGE e Seats up to 300 People G ° e Ideal for Dance Recitals 0 00 vo o Also available Sunday mornings no oa o o Located at the a Village Retirement Centre o 1955 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering O o Call Mrs. Gregor ° 831-2522 F_ SPOTLIGHT ON BUSINESS Finally, Pickering and Ajax have their very own flooring and drapery centre. Pat and Jim, both residents of Pickering, put their combined 38 - years of experience in the window coverings and flooring industry. to bring this community a wide range of select carpet, vitkyl, ceramics and luxury vinyl tiles. Also _ available is a wide selection of draperies, venetian and vertical ' blinds. Savings can be great, at Pickering's Flooring and Drapery Centre Pickering's Flooring and offers great savings and a huge selection. Drapery Centre - up to 70% off vinyl and carpet remnants, and big savings on other flooring and window orders from this store, which has been open nine months. Take advantage of the abundance of options at your community decorating store. Pickering Flooring and Drapery Centre is located at 1211 Kingston Rd., west of Liverpool Rd. in the Durham Square Plaza. 11Our name reflects service and 11 ur repeat business proves it." I For more information, caU 837-8888. COMING UP OSTEOPOROSIS: An osteo- porosis support group will meet Wed., March 3 in the community room of Durham Regional Police 25 Division headquarters, Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd., Pickering. Use the entrance off the rear parking lot. 420-9197 (Moira): 683-3948 (Marg). KING STREET WEST, OSHAWA 1 STOREY • 2200 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING C2 ZONING IR ACONDITIONED a PAVED PARKING FOR 16 VEHICLES TENANTED AT PRESENT PRIVATE SALE • SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT FRONT B •s" ,>; e" ems. rr er er; es, p JOB Sl er Replace U _ �o,b e.. ` a^., reser; e ` •'-ef+� ' F front brake ser, tr pads c_ qrac c.. 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GAWMAN Heritage Pickering PICKERING - One of the best - loved poems by Robert Burns is The Cotter's Saturday Night. In the poem he describes the simple plea- sures of a poor Scottish farmer. A cotter or crofter of the 18th century worked a small piece of land for an absentee landlord. From just such a background John Miller came to Canada at the age of 18, in 1835 from Annan in Dunfries, Scotland. After a few years of hard work in Markham, he became owner of 100 acres of uncleared land and 100 acres of partially -cleared land at the northeast corner of Conces- sion 7 and Brock Rd. in Pickering. Here the fieldstone farmhouse known as Thistle Ha' as built in 1855. It is difficult now to visualize the land as it was then. The present owner — Hugh J. Miller — describes maple trees four feet through and birch which had to be cleared before the land could be turned by the plow. And in the soil were stones weighing tons, which had to be removed. Most of the trees went up in smoke. Some of the stone was used to build Thistle Ha'. According to Mr. Miller, the highest paid worker was the stone mason at $1.25 for a 10 -hour day. Other prices, of course, were com- parable. Whiskey was 25 cents a gallon, retail. A huge turkey could be bought for a dollar. The cleared land sold for $16 an acre, uncleared for $8. The land was purchased by John Miller from the Barclay family, who thought it best to leave the country, because of their sympathy to the cause of William Lyon Mackenzie in the failed rebellion of 1837. John Miller had 11 children by two wives. Pioneer life was not easy for women. "The more chil- dren the better" was the motto in those days. The clearing and the working of the land could absorb the energies of any number or sib- lings. A plaque erected by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada on the north side of Con- cession 7 describes how John Miller, by importing quality cattle, sheep and horses, was instrumental in improving stock -breeding throughout North and South Amer- ica. To John Miller's son, Robert, Canadian Tire Pickering lor Presents ---------------------------� 1 1 THIS 1b IMM ,SAVEWN 1 OIL, LUBE & FILTER jHERBS WHAT WE WILL DO: j • Install up to SL of MOW=* oil • instal a Motomaster od Mar , . Lubricate the chassis • Provide 20 vital checks. , Coupon has no cath value and must be preserved when service is performed. Cannot be used in motion with any other offer. Linn one coupon per service. Valid b March 6, 1990. Appicabie taxes (GSTiPST) will be applied lor the aftercoupon price. To our Associate Dealers: This is a non reinbursable coupon. Please retain. 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The Coliseum in the Exhibition grounds, which houses the annual Royal Winter Fair, received its funding owing to the influence on Prime Minister Mackenzie King of young Maggie Miller's husband, Will Dryden. Thistle Ha' was built of field - Silani �cotta Cheese Beatrice i% or 2% Cottage Cheese 39 ea. soo g. i✓ San Dal&lle Mortadella A4W ease sa ronM Flour • Iii uni" sunflower on3L lama>< _ 47 4�� NM a..., tw.w.e 7� ea. wtar.wlra• �:w a w w w w ir.,� �... w�,�► vii �w.�.r sse� atswir�'. stones as enduring and beautifully colored as the cooled stone that forms the earth itself. A fire in 1986 destroyed much of the wood- en portions of the house. The walls of squared stone were undamaged. All has been restored as it was. It includes a room upstairs in the east wing, described as a ballroom. In this room, from the earliest days, were held community meetings, parties and dancing. One can imag- ine the solemn deliberations made there, as well as the festivities com- mon to a growing family. The years between 1855 and 1993 number 138. If we compare the hopes and fears, the tragedies and love in our own brief lives, what must the residents of the ancestral home have known? The spirit of Robbie Burns may have presided over many a merry evening. The house knows more silent hours now, but it is a rich and remembering silence. Ital Pasta Spaghetti Sauce " oz, Oven Ready or Regular LasMaim Noo les 29 919 ea. Soo g. _ lb. Superior Whole wheat Slicieci ]Bread 67s g. 7 ea. Raw Unblanche!d Almonds Hot or Sweet CappocoHo 3 49 M. Teadnr 0 Rapini 49 Bum*1 Mozzarella Cheese in-store y S-419 UP. 49 a M� It a 191111L, U-7/1% e e with 60""a 116. r FGrated p,Opp l'1�ICS� 49 _ 16, Ejara "Me Tomatoes . 89 1a CA' nalpes" Pastaa 1140k 3 tlraelrs CZoampo Wtr• 6 a:+ a I eefa,a� es. FfA� !i�'l�lt/A vintner OWWA WHITBY Yon. Yttr. l to 433.6563 433.1063 430-" 1801 DMW St. E 1988 Siataa % K 194 8roa 9t M. "MMS & Mort.-Fri.9A Mtrafri 9r8 Moa-Mbd 67 sat." 04 Sun tOd Sun 10d so. 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Village, attending Lincoln Avenue Public School and Pickering High School. "On his behalf, we'd like to extend special thanks to those teach- ers who were instrumental in helping with his academic development," his parents say. After graduating from the University of Toronto, he articled with the accounting firm of Ernst and Young in Toronto. He plans to con- tinue with the firm. "Congratulations and best wishes. We are proud of you," his Mom and Dad say... It was 12 years ago, on Feb. 27, that Jill Colton Malbeuf arrived. Since then, she's brought "joy and happiness to our hearts. Sorry we cannot be with you, but we always wish you the best. Love always," say Les and Zona... Name Dropping _ 4 1 Hello and welcome back to :dame Dropping, the column that's In a deep-freeze, thanks to this wicked winter. Bring on the sum- mer and those .warmer tempera- tures — and we're not talking about 0 Celsius._ March 2 is a mile- stone day for Mae Lennox, as she cele- brates her 90th birth- day. Wishing Mae a happy birthday are son Tom and his wife Jean, son George and wife Marion and son Syd and wife Anne. Mae's 15 grandchil- dren — Leanne, Mar- garet, Mary -Jane. Jennifer. Robert, Cindy, David. Syd Jr., Beth, Gary, Rick, Allan, Terry. Grego- ry and Heather — and her many great- grandchildren. A fami- ly party is planned... Feb. 28 is the -day Kyle joins the terrible twos. Wishing him a happy birthday are Gran. Granpa and the boys... the pair all the best and hopes for many more were their children Brian and Jennifer. Clara and David thank everyone who attended and they send out special thanks to Brian, Jennifer, Pat, Joe, Elan and Mike... At 9:23 a.m. on Feb. 27, Kyle Andrew Burgess celebrated his first birthday. First in line to wish Kyle a happy birthday was big brother Kody, who will be two next month. Also sending best wishes, hugs and kisses were Mommy, Daddy, Nanny, Papa, Grandma, Grandpa, auntie Paula and his many other aunts, uncles and cousins. "Hope you have a wonderful day `Red'," the family says... Fel._(, was a big day for Mattheµ Schittone as he turned two vcarc i �t <hmg their sweet little Mae Lennox with sons Tom, George a7c Sv, i Kyle It was 25 years ago, on Feb. 17, 1968, that Clara and David Brown walked down the aisle and into wed- ded bliss. A surprise party was held in the Ajax couple's honor on Feb. 20 at Kody and Kyle Burgess parties were held — one on Michael's birthday, the other today, Feb. 28. Wishing Michael a wonderful birth- day were his Mom. Dad and two cats Romeo and Juliet... Matthew Poeta is now five vears old. Matthew cele- brated his birth- day on Feb. 27 with a party at Chuck E Cheese. Wishing him a happy birthday, with lots of love, Matthew Poeta were Mommv, Daddy, Danielle, Tyler, liana and Papa... Her Mom and Dad wish Raquel Rourke a ^app} firs-, b4rthdaN. Rayuc; :urs. liar _. announce the forthcoming marriage of their son Scott to Lianne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lohnes of Lianne Lohnes and Scott Kinnburgh Oshawa. The wedding will take place May 8, 1993 at Centennial United Church in Oshawa. The couple will reside in Ajax... "Michael Kundu of Pickering and Nola Diane Svfert of White Sands, Maryland were married on Nov. 14, 1992 at Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church, Solomons Island on the Patuxant River, Mary- land. Michael, an internationally -pub- lished adventure photojournalist, will now be leaving his hometown of Pickering to live in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State. Nola, a recreational therapist who has extensive experience dealing with deviant personalities, says she doesn't anticipate any problems keeping her new husband in line. 'The only dilemma will be keeping his brother and his best friend from dragging him away on wayward adventures like ice -climbing, ocean kayaking and trekking in the far corners of the world,' she says. The trio undertook a mid -winter assault of Mount Wash- ington this month. Congratulations came trom the couple's tamily and Jill Malbeuf That brings us to the end of another edition or Name Dropping. If you have an item you want men- tioned, call us at 683-5110 or write - ilk 11AU1111 Matthew Schittone boy a happy birthday were :Mommy. Daddy, the rest of his family and his best buddy — Cookie Toaster... Tamara Young keeps getting big- ger and bigger. She turned seven years old Feb. 27 and wishing her a happy birthday, with lots of love, were Mommy, Daddy, little brother Heather Rourke "Thanks for bringing us more joy than imaginable," Heather and Ron Rourke say. Birthday greetings also come from her great -grandma, grandparents, aunts and uncle... After 25 years, Robert Sturgeon is retiring from the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. Wishing him all the best in retirement are wife Mary, daughter Catherine and grand- daughter Mari Claire. Now, there are no more excuses; Robert is going to have to take Mari Claire to the Metro Zoo... Mr. and Mrs. James Kin- niburgh of Pickering are pleased to Nola Syfert and her trio friends in Durham and the United States...- Ian tates.." Ian Scott's Mom and Dad are proud of him and rightly so. Ian has successfully earned his BA. MBA and chartered accountancy designa- tions. He ranked in the top five per cent in Canada in the 1992 accoun- tancy exams. Ian lived in Pickering to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announce- ments. If you have a birth to announce, call the dassMW depart- ment at 683-5110. Clara and David Brown the Annandale Golf and Curling Clubs, with marry of the Browns' fata- rily and friends dropping by Wishing Byron and Tamara Young Byron. Hobart the dog. Grandma and Grandpa Greenaway, and Grandma and Grandpa Young. A patty was held an her birthday. com- plete with a Treasure Chart cake... Feb. 25 was a big day in the Bea- son home as Mickad Anthony Bee- son celebr■ed his first birthday. Two -IM SCM '._,4i'. r ___�� _ _ __. .�__- _�.._.-.i-._�-.1 •-•SIC" �.-�•L-.�as�_Z .�.�Y+.�.-�. .. .�-� r-.. a. _ .a.Y .., .-r..- �_ _ HEWS ADVERTISER No:pgssing zone Oshawa O'Neill Redmen's Jon Diamond tries to pass while being guarded by Ajax High School Rams' Michael Hunte dur- ing LOSSA senior boys' basketball 'AAA' semi-final action at O'Neill Thursday afternoon. Buoyed by a 21 -point performance by Jeremy Wall, the Rams defeated the Oshawa school 68-53. The victory puts Ajax High into the LOSSA final against cross- town rivals Pickering High School Trojans. The title match was played at Durham College in Oshawa Saturday night. photo by Ron Pietroniro THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1993-TAGE 15 Classic LOSSA volleyball final ends in close loss for Spartans By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - A season -long rivalry was resumed on the volley- ball court Thursday night. The Dunbarton High School Spartans and the Anderson Colle- giate Raiders of Whitby collided yet again, this time for the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athlet- ics (LOSSA) senior girls' volley- ball championship at Pine Ridge High School. In an exhibition of volleyball featuring two of the province's most talented teams, a near -capac- ity crowd at Pine Ridge witnessed a classic high school match -up, featuring long rallies and gutsy plays on both sides of the net As has been the case in all the teams' previous matches, it came down to the wire to decide the winner, with Anderson eking out 16-14, 16-14 wins to claim the LOSSA volleyball crown in straight games. For the Anderson Raiders, it was their third consecutive LOSSA senior volleyball champi- onship victory. Spartans' coach Jim Higgs says the regular -season games between the two teams were nip and tuck, with Dunbarton winning three times and Anderson victorious on three occasions. The LOSSA title game was no exception. "It was a typical Anderson- Dunbarton game," says Spartans' coach Jim Higgs. "Tight play: two talented teams: well prepared and working hard." However, Higgs is looking ahead to the possible re -match of the two teams at the Durham -York Secondary Schools Athletic Asso- ciation (DYSSAA) championships at Dr. D.W. Williams High School in Aurora on Thursday. "It's our turn to win next," says Higgs of the DYSSAA volleyball title. His counterpart, Anderson coach Gord Williamson, con- curred that the teams were on a collision course for the LOSSA title all season long, with each game marked by aggressive, disci- plined play. "That's the way it's been all season," says Williamson, refer- ring to the fever -pitch of the play in the LOSSA final. "Unfortunate- ly, we're both ranked in the top three in the province, but only one of us will get to go to OFSAA (provincial championships). The only team to beat us in the whole province is Dunbaron." To get into the finals, Dunbar - ton downed Pickering High School in straight games 15-5, 15- 11. Meanwhile, the Anderson Raiders gained entrance to the championship after ousting Henry Street High School of Whitby 15- 2, 15-7 in the semi-finals. Big interest in girls' hockey at meeting PICKERING - A big step was taken in getting girls' bockey on the ice for next year at a meeting in Pickering Wednesday. More than 60 parents and players attended an information meeting at the Pickering Recreation Complex with several members of the Ontario Women's Hockey Association to discuss the feasibility of girls' and women's hockey in Durham west (Ajax/Pickering). A steering committee of 12 members was set up to develop a pub- licity campaign to encourage females of all ages and abilities from beginners to advanced to sign up and show their interest in the sport. DOT volleyballgirls down Dunbarton for LOSSAjunior crown y By AL RIN%= AJAX-PWKERM - TheDents O'Connor Chargers junior girls' vdheyball squad picked die right time to come together as a teat. After finish sixth during the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) reBular-sessm play and sneaking into the play- offs, the DO'C squad has become a Bocce to be reckoned wide. At the LOSSA junior volleyball championships at Pickering's Pine Ridge Ffigh School Thursday, the Dema O'Connor girls con- tinued their tenacious play en route to a 15-9, 15-10 win over the School Spartw& �DOOVJnppcd out into a big 143 lead in the first game, but altrnost saw it evaporate, as Dunbarton roared back to make it close at 149. DO'C coach Rose Bakes canto a timeout to allow her charges b regroup. DO'C immediately regained the serve and scored the wiring pant. In the second game, the Chargers rebonded from a 7-1 deficit with g playa Iy overtake the Spartans in the decidDO'C coach Balaer says die team has travelled a long road to win the LOSSA title. A year ago, her charges were denied a chance to play for the LOSSA crown as the teachers were embroiled a work -to -rule campaign. This year, the club's momen- tum has been gradually building thnougb league action and exten- sive tournament play. "Basically, I dunk with us, we just peaked in the playoffs," she says. "We finished sixth in league play, but we haven't lost in dee playoffs. We've played in a lot of tints dus year, and we name together at dee end of the season." Baker says the can team came up with big hits ming the Sum She suhgled out Lyanne Durand, at the middle attacker posi- tion, who "hit all over the court" to lead Denis O'Connor to the title. To get to the championship match, Denis O'Connor upset Oshawa O'Neill 15-10,15-5 in the LOSSA semi-final, also played at Pine Ridge High School. Denis O'Connor and Dunbanon both qualified for die Dudan- York Secondary Schools Adnletic Association (DYSSAA) junior championships at Dr. D.W. Williams in Aurora on Thursday. Ajax swimmers shine at big competition AJAX - Several members of the Ajax Aquatic Club turned in strong performances at the recent Ontario Senior Provincial Championship in Etobicoke. The high-level meet, hosted at the Oshawa Olympium pool, featured 651 swim- mers from 55 clubs across the province. Ellen Grams had a fine day in the pool, finishing third in the final of the 100 -mete breaststroke and fourth in 200 -metre breast- stroke. Mischa Sommerville made it to the finals in three events at the senior championships, with his best effort a fourth -place finish in the 50 -metre freestyle. He also finished sixth in the 100 -metre freestyle and sixth in the 100 -metre backstroke. Camil Toma was seventh in the final of the 200 -metre breaststroke and fourth in the consolations of the 100 -metre breaststroke. Alin Toma was fifth in the consolations of the 100 -metre breaststroke and the 200 -metre breaststroke. Also competing for Ajax at the Ontario senior champi- onships were :Michelle Brick- nell, Tara Brooks. Alyscia Crooks, Andrea Grams and William Sutherland Gymnasts excel AJAX-PICKERCgG - Area gymnasts met with plenty of success at the Classic Cup in Rochester Hills, Michigan Feb. 13 and 14. Jaime Rawlings of Picker- ing placed fourth overall at the meet, including a fourth on floor and a fifth on the beam. Jonette Martin of Ajax placed 12th overall, while Leanne Edwards of Pickering was 17th overall. Michelle Schuberth, also of Pickering, was 18th overall with a fifth place finish on the floor exer- cises. Erin Sitarski of Pickering finished 28th overall. All gymnasts are members of the Winstonettes Gymnastic Association in Markham. A_ PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1"3 He's a tramp champ PICKERING - A Pickering tram- polinist captured medals of all colors at the Ottawa Spring Action Champi- onships last weekend. Ben Snape, 14, won the gold medal in the junior national men's category. In the level 3 mixed synchronized competi- tion, Snape and partner Lydia Z.antm 12, of Eto bicoke won the silver ' medal. The bronze medal for Snape came in the gen Snape level 3 male synchro- nized event. He teamed up with Math- ew Turgeon, 13, of Richmond Hill to take third place. The next major meet for Snape is the Mid -Canada Trampoline Champi- onships in Winnipeg March 11 to 14. Snape is a member of the Skyriders Trampoline Place in Richmond Hill. Petites capture title 'B' ringette team has done it again. The local petites rung up their third tournament championship of the year, this time capturing the title at the recent Richmond Hill tourney. GKEiDzti In the finals, the d, p Pickering squad saved its best play until last, beating Ajax 5-4. A strong defensive showing, espca:ua::y by goalie Jenny Clark paved the way for the victory. Erica Purdy scored three times, while Erin Baldry scored a single to lead Pickering past Ajax. Sarah M. cK- enty chipped in a goal and three assists. Scoreboard PICKERING SOCCER CLUB rdoor •asap for Fat 'a MITE DIVISION Trenchsds 3 (Goals by M Rocca, C. Smith. O. Lazar"vs. Praeure 1 (Goal by Mrich" McOuae). Pickets SLo-Soca s 7 (goals by John Jonas 5. Jor- Ilan Doody 2) vat. Mail t (Gaal by Adam Chang); T460wood cord 3 (Goal by Alda Sudarrla, Janne Molony. Brom Bundy) vs citxeglass 1 (Gaal by Kate Dow SOUMT DIv"DON Paitenng Ski -Sports 3 (Goats by lain Marbw 2, Trevor urns) vs. Jim Nrdro�tson hswranw 0: L1cKs 2 (Goat by Keay Jewsoh. Ryer Gsmon) vs Pws- rigo Trophy 0; Peg Per•go 5 (Goals by Ryan Kcft 4, Bryon Wikarn FaeuCK vs. PCCCA 2 (Goals by Cory SCOPM 2). ATOM DIVISION Laura's Chargers 2 (Goats by Sebsn aArrosa. Mach:: M,rul l vs. Kelsey's 1 (Goal by Justin /+egarpr, : Garmw000 Hary 3 'Goan by Andrew Vacant,. Aaron Scholl. Ano vusst Wiistama) vs Pick - string Ski -Sports 1 (Canal by Brad Mourao): V*4" Roed Piro -Can 3 (Gisela by Eric Katart. Nathab Urban. Houston Barker) vs- Duality Tune -Up 2 ,(Gast, by Dwight Roams. Tral Murphy) MOSQUITO DIVISION Karseys 5 (Goals by Anthony Chanronides 3. Kavas Duhaney 2) vs. Nicholson Industrial Electric 2 (Goals by androw Lawes 2); McGinnis Larding B boats by Ryan Thorne B) vs. P Sao- Spats 1 (Goal by Sammy Banera): Johnson Controls a (Croats by Nrdt Forg 2. Bolan Kapanre 2. David Mils 2. David Sudams. David Visconti) vs. Bann's Designer Kacflrla 0. LAK 3"aw LADIES RIK#rm LEAGUE RaBAw from Feb. 1. Papp's a vAL Jew" Mitchell KikAww 2. Popp's goals by Wilma LaRochstls 4, Sandy Cohan, MachtNle Jackson, Stacey Pappas. Rush Donalow. An" to Cohen 2, LaRoctwae. Lenon Pwson. Jacloon. Ottawas. Pickering started out against Ajax with the Ajacians coming out on top 8- 6. Andrea Kennedy led Pickering with two goals. Netting singles were Baldry, Sharman Crowder, Emma Wilkinson and Purdy. The second game for Picketing pro- duced a 3-3 tie with Port Perrv. Kennedy scored a parr and Carlene Fir- man notched the other marker. In a must -win third game against Whitby's number -one team, Pickering skated away with a hard-fought 10-6 win. McKenty fired two goals and added three assists. Also scoring were Wilkinson and Baldry with a pair, and singles to Kennedy. Crowdcr and Mary Granton. Crowder also contributed three assists. The defensive unit of Pickering played superbly throughout the tour- ney. Playing defence were Beck% George, Stephanie Morgan, Baldry, Georgia Kyraizis and Jenny Clark in goal. The Pickering squad is coached by Dave Crowder, Al Clark and manages by Rose Baldry. Tweens gad medalists PICKERING - The Pickering Inno- vative Awards tween 'B' ringetic team has struck gold once again. The Pickering tweets added to their collection of gold medals won at tour- naments this season by capturing the top prize at the Richmond Hill tourney last weekend_ In the final, Pickering walked all over Walkerton to post an easy 5-1 win to earn the championship. Scoring goals were Stephanie Murray, Kelly Honsberger, Lisa Mountain, Courtney Boyd and Michelle Vivian. Assisting were Homberger, Robyn Sharpe, Sarah J•rss Ntchea Krll:tene 2oa,s oy -so An ydA,. war. -or-yncn Ansa' to McMillan. AJAX WARRIORS SOCCEP CLUB gss„Rs tror- Fab. 2' U14DER-1214 DIVISION Dickson Pnnang 8 ;Goats by Shawn. Saunders 4. Gregory Lu 3. Hemmer Barrel vs Bruns Bsse6 Buict Pontiac 1 (Goal by Adrian Kwan): Gerrit's Garage Door Sales and Service 7 (Goals by Chratoph•r Walker 4. Adam Hutchings 2. 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The Pickering Dance Compa- ny, comprised of 17 young women between the ages of 12 and 18, is currently planning fund-raising events for an exchange program to France this summer. If all goes according to plan, the girls will spend three weeks in Marseille, France and will host French dancers here next summer. Formed at the beginning of December, the Pickering Dance Company is a non-profit organiza- tion under the direction of Karen Davies, who operates the Picker- ing School of Ballet. The new company performs ballet, jazz and modern dance free of charge in area schools, retirement homes and at other community events. -It's just a dream I've had for a long time," says Ms. Davies of the new group. "I did it when I was a child — performing in retirement homes. It's a good feeling when you're doing something for some- one else." The public exposure is also good for the dancers, all of whom are her students, she adds. 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There K a mandam b achieve bettor WodUcW4 and contld by imp WAV exis" systetns- The sucomallul arrdidalit wit be a herds an Boom player with at least a 4th WW CMA or CGA and several years mainUbd f81g experrerlce We fifer a almpoitw salary and beftebk Image. snlobo4me dices and a corrtlefient iocaion just acct d M8r0 ToOra. For en ode oonsideralai• submit your resume b: PERSONAL AND CONFIDENTIAL Im Liverpool Road, Suite No. 257 Plena tp, Ontario L1 V 6M3 160 Day cwe arftd BIARr POPPINS - WHERE ARE YOU? R88e11* carsi gher roe" I , It P a*ek b Caw for 4 happy ddliisn in eotf11t Ajatt Please Cal 4WII 4• TAA Bleb- l�I in our home for two ctwi- I ages 3 and R Ft/ rias pwBlon. R opme 1-- V. RMwwt- aas alma CON set4s15 flow 7p -m-110 pm., (0?111111111I LOW= nrimptere giver for arm yaw old in our hang LM out. non smoker, rehnnces, Stott May 25. pion-FfL Shoulder Hiahbtrsh P.S. P%nu@ cab 42D - 111011(Z 20 -111013.(Z 1.3) UVE•rl baby~ r•puhd for 4 yew old. PicMaring. Cd Wendy alter 6 p.m. 428.2774. (022B8CiI PAGE 22 -TIM Nem ADYMMICR SUNDAY, F1112RUAIRT ^ 11I 165 165 A 300 °�s� INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD in carirs sok, tun home ennrlronment. Uota lsed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, sw(blo. hours. Cal DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAY CARE 509-1207 HOME daycare available. Lunch. Snack. doily BBa1o. neem- Articles ing lessons and nC. An ages 220 For Sale welcome. Whhes/Bayty. Cal Sale Ste'' () DREAMING of cruising the DAYCARE given in my horns by Canbean. Panama Canal. etc. Christian. 27 years experience. Call the cruise specialist for a FW-. Whites Rd/Hwy 82. personalized service with Cal 420.6520. (030393) guaranteed low rales. Contact TENDER loving care, horns Bela Yousil at Why Not Travel' away from home, ECE teacher 496-9000. (022893) and mother of two providing ALL contemn and sola bed, two Quality care. 24 hrs a day in- arm chairs• coffee table, dining home daycare. Please call 420- table. 6 chairs, buffet. wall unit. 9770. (030293) Exeeaerd condition. like, row. MOM d 3 (two school age. 1-2 Freezer. 6831041, call anytime. year old) available for full time or (030393) part time daycare in our clean, BABY - white contemporary, ab smoke-free home. Prefer age and mattress, like new. $160. two years and up. (Shoal Poinv White eyelet and wicker Bayly). 686-x730. (0303931 basonette, $70; plus high chair. RESPONSIBLE reliable swing• tub' beautiful clothes and daycare ;r my horns• crafts. more. Call 686-2188. M221MI games. outings, lunches. CARPET 1 have several 1000 snacks. one block from South- yards of row Stainmaster and wood Park School. ages 3 and too K nylon carpet. Wil do living up. Call 683.9320. (030393) rooms and hail for $360, In - RELIABLE full time daycare cludes carpet, pad. and available in my horde. Close ro mS.1aton. 00 yards). Steve. Lester B. Pearson and St. 789-2068, (TF) Cathehrie of Sienna Schools. OAK and pine furniture. Why Call 427-9062 (030393) pay retail prices? Buy direct Employment P Lrom one d Orman oldest and 1 70 Wanted largest mtarnutaaurers and Save. 5 Fine harvest table, $345. 5' oak pedestal table uw ext. TYPIST avalao+e ora pO rnpuler $399: cannonball bed $299. and W.P. 5 t. Call Nicky all 503 over 20 Stan choices. AO sold. 1046.(030393) no veneer. 416-985-8774.(TF) MEN w,tr, trucks w l' do AJAX Pickering Appliances - no household mows. clean up reasonable offer refused- Fuld IV jobs, odd jobs. decorating, guaranteed. reconditioned g anything.Call Carl o, come retake us a 4".4 -2155.(appliances. Jana. 427-2656. (TF) day. 427-6784, 467 Westney - 205 Firewood (owl Arbctes 230 Wanted ROKA ..-•be• �a•dwood. 41811117 1490 4'x8':16-, 1965 Soh WOOL 419112' available. WANTED stoves. '•edges. 340. Days. 705277-3361, eve.. serine and dryers. working or not Also warned. prdkup truck �) (newer Char 1978) Cat; CUT woo cash and carry. PcMenng. 420-813M. (TF ALL) $125 a bush cord. call 7235215 WANTED to buy: Wil buy used bsrw om 6-4 p.m. (030593) vdeo games.'systerrs and ac- t 0 Flea Market oessor es for rash Call (416) 613°°46 wind Iiia mBssags (031893) OSHAWA P -ea Market RUBBISH Rubbish, Rubbish, colebrating our 12th year. Free Rubbish. Rubbish. Rubbish. fwd for tura weals ;space for 10 Rubbish -you make it. rot take a wonders) Call Ken. 6815290. Cal Randy. 430-8585 (030493) (o3o499) POOL table, axe. good condition //� Articles wmh accessories Please cam For Sale 427-0600 an6 p r, (030493) after220 Computer HNAL k learance of Bombardier 270 Video Ski-doo Clothing, ladies two pace sub from $59.95 Boy. XT IBM ocirpaubie oro ';copy ion Fonda Accord, leaded. 92.000 kers.. ems- L 66400 tier. 4 door. nslie ylsitea- crlrrtt oondit on. 436-0203. Ie1 1947 Buick LeSabre Ltd. loaded. GM mic. adkbg SWW. Excellent eorndelk 689.5034 a w 590 p.m pz?egm 1007 Hyundai Excel. 4 door sedan, Penned. 112000 kine.. one owner. $2500. Call 839- 1858. M22MI 1987 Plymouth Sundance. 4 door, 4 cylinder. auromalic. Pa.. pb., amilm stereo cassette, one owner, only 100,000 kms. original, $3895 certlfied. Open Sundays. a1 cars inside indoor showroom. Call 427.9722 anytime. Russ. Big Town Sales. (030593) 1986 Chevette. $1750; 1987 Chevette, $1995: 1989 Omni Low kms., trarsferable factory warranty, $3600. 1989 Cavalier RS, low kms.. $5750. All in ex - Conant condition. certified and will take offer. 433-1787. (030593) 1986 Mustang hatchback. 4 cylinder. 4 speed, arrvlm, new paint. runs excellent, $2850 candied. Westney Auto Sales. Westney Rd 427-6339. (030593) 1964 Plymouth Reliant, 4 door, auto. ps., pb., amYfm stereo, only 70.000 original knits.. good clean running car, $1895 Certified. Cat 427-9722 anyone. Russ. Oper Sunday. Big Town Sales. (030493) 1981 Toyota Suva autorraic 6 cylinder. ps., pb.. auto locks. stereo Cassano. cruse. tit. new Pain, .-,I oonditon. aluminum whew, feline with red pin stripe. Well maintained. $2900 certified. 839-7237 evenings and waekerds. (030293) 19111 VW Rabbit Convertible. low mileage, muni condition, $2800 o.b.o. 420-7267. (022693) LOTUS Exert Turbo. red. A-1, no snrdiscos med an swoeets, (ports car.the Pricedl lice auicii sale. 298-0782 or 619- 249C (030293) --- - ---- pAY1NG too much for auto nsurarxa7 Good rates for., drivers. Cal 509.1167. (072893) RK*fT ""I Bankrupt or Credit Pbs. No credit Check. Cars leasedrolemto own. 1976.1984. 725- 1968 or 6863775. (TFALL) 305 Automobiles Wanted WANTED YOUR BUSINESS!! New otai lig company provides at rates Call and compare prices. Scrap tars and trucks removed free 417-9794 Business IURSES in Word Perfect, ldaae Lotus. WordDerfecx Widows, all levels. Jemrnotn flwras training. Please cal t-2028 for details. (030593) USTRATION, cartooning, phic design, advertising. sines* or personal. attainable rales. Also lessons dl". Randy Timms. (416) P-2279. (TF) GARDNERS TOPSOIL TREE REMOVAL, CLEANUPS landscaping. driveways etc. most reasonable rates FREE ESTIMATES call 428-5700 Ask for Rob Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION a --C _ ,. eoa •s enovac C,s a^o .1),s*,•,._ -tor Fast arc ear protess o^a, nor. ;.aranfeec CRAIG 686-1913 HUSBAND For Hire - cheap up and removal of garbage from basoments. garages and yards. Elsorical. pkxrbing. carpentry, no cab too smell. Free estimates. 686.5456.(022883) Heating, Air Conditioning and mens coats. sae 3812. $39.95 D it R Sportng Goods. tlrrws. colour monror. CGA. ex -- ' 916 'Dundas St. E. Whitby. oellerrt coridrtror_ $475 Please all 428-2921. (�93) 310 Trucks For 725.6191.(070593) Sale CCILOCKS GP�°w o 280 Lost 3 Found t to . lose Samura soft and hard top. act. sae. upright. grand. dig". oversized tale, grew running keyboards. CLOCKS - treeblackrria Twp Coridrtion. $4500 or wee trade for � s smal: automatic. 427-0560 delivery and sot W. Cal; n�iro Cal nwT and take advantage of our low been around for 3 well For (tel prices on al stool. Bea prices further information. cal: 686- 1987 Olds Be Royals Brougham, alma 1 4331491. (TFALL) 3463. (030393) 4 door. V6. auto, pe,. pb-. pi - JERRY'S Wipers. Cloth �S. Pw., au, tilt. cruise. am tm Pets -Supplies- &way power seats. new and used shop coats. irsu- cassette, 290 LOW coveralls. used dotheg. Boarding 64%6 certi ied. Mike Jacamn new clothing for the whole Maas- 985.4273 (030493) family. Ban the rerooeson• leas ELITE Dog Training - Service a Vans, 4 Wheel Uun 12 price. 610 Bayty E., your home or our school. 320 Drives Ajax. Hours. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.. Tal„k,B en PAk Saawdays. 9 am. -5 pin. 427- 1',689. (TF) limit . Crime prsnerrion train - ing at its best. Results tfl@0 Chs 3/4 lion van, V8. 9 +fid Cee Tom (4167 236 a' budw SOOL raw OWNS FORGE. stow, dishwasher. '(tel $7906 ole o. M t go Kenmore Eurctaeh lie grey in cod John. 268.7502 or Sax old. paidAT lso kit - a fun madvaMWW aP- 9002 $3@00 tor asking $2200 � to � tr�tg Cheraw 19x7 Food Acrosin, loaded, a1 Tan. Call 432-2870 or 931-0429. star . boon far al leak and �� eAssllrnt condition. 1070 1 ages (9 weeks 10 ytttrs). Cee 130.000 higltBBsy kiono&et. THERMAL Visyl rBirloas, buy K-9 Kira me. 416 40t-WI7 or S� ob.o. Cao 430-2533. koro ntsrRaatxw. (Nb 4164137-2364. (030493) (fit I. G'a'rie"d 10""1 priors. Free .MithM.e, fee3 ise* Coag- I F. 6 prs..rhg.r, 300 Auoonabiles 2.6, 4 ryfnder, akao. Pa. pb.. S (0 1 w For Sale lorded Fitisltrd in a rice baby BAHAMAS Cruise, 5 daytW bka. matching interior. only New to pubk tinilsd tic sW 1K169taeriple. 1.6fX-567-1 ON, aL 2030* Monday d+fy so pin. t0226s3) OILS luhb kankm eke raw-. single canopy bed with mtmem StW. orfs night table, $49; 5 drawer chest, $120; do" dressrr/ms al. $199; desk. $185. Evenings. SM 4551. � SALE - near and used koM less kWgsa cob BBaafhrrs and dryers for apartment units. Seepbsns it's Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court St. OMvtea 576.7446. (03NOM clothes dryff. good working otntdlbrh. $150 ob.o. Cal akar Gas furnaces. gas freplaces and air 0011 Killer F. a icrlp available. Call 4343;17 P" servltxs MAGICIANI. clown. friends. Ready fo entertain for any W any aecasslon. BNthdays, promotions, openings, lurhdrwert, Magic shows we funl Lettuce Help. 639-7057 or Home Home 726.8331. (TF) Improvements Improvements RABBIT wants work doing thecale for childforl postas and VAZ GENERAL CONTRACTING - Specializing in custom homes, all carpentry, additions, basements, waterproofing, kitchens cit bathrooms, ceramic the & hardwood floors. Work guaranteed, free estimates. Call 683.5618. LEAKING TUBS 8 SHOWER STALLS Repaired d renovated. Wall b fiber tiles suppled S nstalled. WC. Visa, B.B B. LOWEST PRICESI Free estimates. Cal Bernie, Progressive Tile 420.1669 TMS Painting 8k Decor Interior 8 Exterior European Workmanship Fast. clean, reliable service WROVEIENTS Basement batty wm b kitchen trades. Dods, email wtnspars. Complete slactrtcal instalatioNrspan also avaibls Raaeornable Rites COMPLETE basements. fenovabors. Framing, drywall. electnnl. paining. arc. Service changes, re -wiring, free estimates. Licensed and insured. Call 434.1294. Housecleaning EXCELLENT reliable cleaning Lady will do 110 mes with no pea in Whitby area. References available. call 430-3932. (030493) HOUSELCEANING service available. fully insured. free estimates. For the -cleanest KIN ', piety call 427-8291. (030393) RELIABLE house cleaner wnt- Home Ing to do vacuumrnp, dusting. Improvements. bathrooms and }IOOrf. Improvements Reasonable rates. call 686- 2077 DESIGNER i BUILDER Additions. renovatton5, rtew Wei ri bWlding, pians, permits. C.O.A. cedar soi;ariums d decks. basement waterproofing. Free Estimates. 431- 2573. Spscia m in rerwhfMions Bathrooms, kttrlrrs i hwemwrs. CermW $ marble work as well. 26 yea egerlence Free Essiadss are, cartoon n"M Iigids, Maeda p0.= ARNOLD Flares rtprovsrnsrrs - T - bar calling. nidal, studs, and wooI hall For good prices and good quality, uv*n-*W al Amo d. 4M-WM P3039M COMPLETE Ron-WOM 1- proBrnrres and ntpaks. Horne. additions, basements, beltroons pk.nbi g..lsorlcsl ceramic, painting. Free estiatw- calif Eugenio. 432- 2159. (0302gt1q EUROPEAN tee speeiist VA renovate your bathroom or kldnrrh wage as wd M loer less. 20 yeas pperwhaa Good references and satisfaction (Q3D393) Painting, Decorating RENOVATIONS Basements. decks cabinets painting & decorating For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 L.A-S. HOME MPROVEMENTS Foca on quality at affordable pritesi Complete InteriorreneirM e, framing, drywall 1411:11b9. Pbtibli Coil Ron at $39.2610 days or 631.6644 ahs 6 and weekends. BASEMENTS! Designed/Built Richard Young E Sons. General Contracting over 20 yrs. in Durham. "lease leave message. 427-3462 all occasions, have my own magician. Call Ernie, 868.4932. (TF) Plumbing ' For quality work at reasonsible prim. Call Ray at 282-7813 FREE ESTIMATES a Journeyman Plumber No cab too small Faucets. Showers. basement washrooms. wet bars. etc Any renovation or addition. Daybme 427-4174. Home 427-8809 Ask IorTom Tax, Financial Directory INCOME TAX RETURNS • Personal d Small Business • OuallSed Accountant • H 8 R Bkxic Experience Low Rates 619`36% ACCOUNTING - Bookkeeping Moving, and Personal 6 Corporation Tax Preparation. For year ends or Storagewastax monthly. Call Judy Kuksis. Accountant. 420.2061. (03119M MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we will trove anythrg, Commercial or fesdenw storage and boxes available Senior a mrd monde dtscounes Foie eStBlnales AJAX Moving Systems - full servxm. moves. appliance and piano specialists, flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering tree boxes with move. Call 427- 0005. (TF) HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - mtow log or small, we price them all Free estinates. senors discount. snort notice moves. pianos moved. Comparable tans. Cal 432-2850. (TF) INTEf40R and Exterior painting YAN with truck and/or mai for and wall papering. Good Prices. sot your mm needs prices to good work. For tree eetirrtaren, it your budget. Special rates for call MM, 576-esm. (032693) seniors- Starting a $30thr. Give Big Torn Saks. MMI Pore a cal a 576-95M. (TFALL) PROFESSIONAL paw" and wallpapering. One room or MEN with large truck will do ,i,r,,w house. guaranteed IosBeat household mow, residential. nares. No job's too small. Quality conrnercial. All types d moves. wrkmanshp guaranteed. Cal Call Carl or Jane. 427.2856. 430.2595. (TFALL) (TF) PROFESSIONAL parting, int' Painting, nor and extwlor, drywal taprg Decorating plastering and spray. Call Alfredo or Hefla, 723.1337. (1'F) wovw 102.000 kms.. A-1 condition. � For Ilei reWllws sun Gentled. Open Sunday D. Dykstra. 725.4913. (TF) All cars aside indoor stnoreoaa bench and mote. Cour-1110.$lice Call 427-0771 at ildirl a Firs. JSM Sunoco and Cel Big Torn Saks. MMI ice RBPI• No � too b4 or 4 En 2 7Dt V2 woo 10ra1 M, 4W Cal IN Irse . f=lMM 4W41123 or Eboney fret board. brass hwdw . SM. Ghon New PROFESSIONALLY. fully Les Paul Stan 1 Tobame Stn Iwtose. d , - I, and ea- Birst, $1000. 576-0196. WW fie. FAY 4WOot, 26 Q� Aub L.i�wng V V V 4oaa t0006e3t GUALli r we* by fitsrsr and son barn Wed saOplorhoad. hard working. Renovations, 6 pun. 986.3160. P304M BI�CI()+IL PB ElloM ttm4ue, bookrasek, cupboards harvest table.lc *Agddoom bench and mote. Cour-1110.$lice 7L$1 FIM Msdnt, iON Boor St. E., Couriork boon x72 Sat. and EM4� Sit- 94 Pin. PZSIS 0) a�fL 6k faM� CALL I� flat Nnw4 talks for silk very MN1iNt1w1•iiif Mw for will - i�iMANiI� of M Mdes an aer. 43tpt 7W7M addMorr• decks, etc Cal us for a torr ashes- 571-1263 00 or Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions, renovations, kitchens, bdreorrls Irons ffwkft lA untitunt refinishing. service. f y work guaranteed. 16 years ers 'k 6M -2e16. (TFEFM JOURNEYMAN electrician. 8pedsgdrq h rervfa dlsrhgA rewiring, additions and renovations. All work pmwfts& ices atpbmasa CAN 472L O f 1 �,+ne.r. r�wwwrrr+++-+.a •�.--_-�1e1y„p�-w��.a.rt�cr J & B DECORATING PNN1HrG, WALLPAPERNG REC. ROOKS, DECKS 6 FENCES X420-0120 • (Quality workmanship e Competitive Prices Tax, Financial Tax, Firtaricial Directory Directory GET THE BEST , BANG FOR YOUR BUCKI INCOME TAXRENRNS Qmuty Specializing in Btlishiess, Personal AWASOMAZZJUM starting as law as els per return Call Patrick Wiltshire z r.;, rot. t, haft ^'- POSITIONS WANTED Chartered accountant available for per diem assgnrrwnrs or full time work. Call 886-3132. INCOME tax reru re, - low rates. 19861514. (030293) 400 = - catateerw rwaaarrt Paukng available - ouiet so" (acrow from park) Well-maintained Bull P righted outside vibes bun drg Free bus service to grocery store every Tuesday Waking distance 10 shopping (drug store, One i Ihso bedroom SOUTH ENO Lags A deaf) tiles, 1 iw_ km 1550. 2 bedwill ham 5625. Subbie aniablity. lKildes heat, able, palkghg, new ap• Pkv SUBLET I bedroom and den, so- larium. Reduced rent until Aug. 1 1 112 baths Very specious. Corner unit, 3rd Moor, pod, sauna, fquaahi finless room, patrolled un- derground porliarg, 27-8358 PICKERING - one bedroom aparimsnt available March 1. Heat. hydro included. $400 per month. Cal Dan or Tony. 686 2075. (021210 Two bedroom available imrnsdiaely. $625 . hydro. Duplex SOW. hear and hydro Included. Bachelor murWww- $425 rrnorsftly. Cal 5733583 or 728 9345. (TF) AJAX - one bedroom bwm m aserr apartment, n*poes, entry es. shared laundry. pewter sirgM or quiet working couple. non smoker. $600 inclusive. cal 400 Apartments 42a-,429. (o22eam For Rent AJAX - Beaches area. two bedroom apartment in QUIET main floor downtown bungalow, fridge, stove, private Oshawa house, fully orpwed• drive• first and last. $739 . q ag , sunroom, washer and utilities. Available March t. 619 - dryer. }edge, stare, near beet, 1941. Mors Fri, after 6 p -m or shopping, clinic. barks. revenue weekends. (030593) building. library. parking, arc.. no LIVERPOOLIBAYLY area, one pets. First and last. $580 . froom basement apartment. hydro. 4367442. M22@GM available immediately, $575 WHITBY . furnished basernorn monthly. Call Karen or Rick, apartniont. self corttsned. park. 420.0671. (090393) i^9 and leundry, non smoker, AJAX - large one bedroom Bugle person. $450 monthly. basement apartment. $-SM . 6665334. (030293) ctu1es, Al appliances iickided. 40144ARMONY - one bedroom parking. separate entrance, basement apartment, private eva l ble March I. Cal Michael. entrance• central air, including 9.5 p.rri- 282.5754 or after 6 p.m utilities and able. No pats. non 416.66010961. (022993) snicker preferred, first and last. WHITBY - furnished or unfur- $525, leave message. 432- nshed one bedroom, clean, new 2150. (030293) decor, garden view, laundry, OSHAWA - large bright two parking. wak to GO. no pall bedroom with balcony in 9 plea. Also available. bachelor, 5550 Parking and laundry, utilities and up. 416284-1618 or 416- Included. 16Included. $678 first and last. 509-2038. (090493) Available April 1. Cal Edith, OSHAWA - two bedroom 4300339. (fY30993) apa finer. nice and Quist area. LARGE we bedrcorn apenntant fenced backyard. large and near Oshawa Centre, fridge, bright eat -in kitchen, $650 stove. Brasher/dryer. parking. hydro. Landlord pays for how h kedime possession, $650 and water. Available plus hydro. call 436-6872. ins. imely. Call 728-2255. (1010599) (030493) ONE bedroom spacious bass. MCKEt M - bright 3 bedroorn mrd apaelnvent. 6replaceu quiet beserlwa operators neeeral air. area, near amenities, new $775 . 1/2 cadet. Cee 07 - capital, 4 app@rross. s@pWaM owl. (0303817) entrance. parking• single actual vnmv - one bedroom with WeAOike couple. $560 indtrlBe. ded0 In triplex. April 1. U25 Immediately. 721-2099. irneYuire. Three bedroom b l" nipkr. May 1. 5796 . Mlles. AJAX - Roy O&Wm fry lid., Large and brfols, naw eWpak. rtes two bedroom basement. appliances.lerrndy taerim esparala atter- , cables bks to parking. yard. 688-12115. 00, appliances• me pets. (0223N1Ci) lsdlYkg• 4 pool, bs@n, Whdry. PICKERING - one bachelor adcw. available YnerdkN 'y- bassrrhera aparkthsrt nasi fo 00 Fig and lsM $750 rnan@dy plus no lm roman deposit rtlrea en -lit 41. (OC90"M required. 9500 tewnlhb plus OMWA - Mary SL N., arae- UWASL Cal Fad or invited, Us. Able ors ' e I' I, n spat- 26M. F12:0011111 upper floor of house. $526 ONE and two badman ao•ri rteordtdy. Includes a@�fas std nwps awgeble Reasoaabo Poking. Fka and IoM lift j;oMrequited nws, a• 4xAuakia Loom In south Oshawa. Close to SUMMONAM - bill* two schools. shops and On Cal bedpan elIII - era, arallbk 72&4993. betlreen 9.9 PAL inrrdd* Room for horse (070III, III $sob per eKiNed pos pan of hydro poly. Call (4161852-74V. WMTBY - new ane bedropn (00049W bmwfma aprkehrtt kch4n PICKS all kiew Oelr Prklft "' 11 and balk td" and cable ildwke. April 1 bedroom I Rnwlybulk Wione aPr600a 5caw eltoral. Cd 8693784 ON 10675 00. 5mM9Jdy W fmm" dedlrp UMS@s. First and ill^ ROSSLANOITHORNTON - reference 1. Call 426-4593* large two bedroom walkout basamont apartment with Rr APA1ENT fp sat in Wpm m � . won nice deux, slmooe S. 5640 noewdy. AvaF nuM be Sean, SM rtronldy. able Matclh 16. Cal 725.9474. utilities Included. FirsVUM required. Call 404-2493. AJAX • 00Zy one bedroom 1 bAerhhsrm, wdW M near Ids. PICKERING • one bedroom pk ft W&Srwk non smskbg, beeemer, a spoilmon oven" a +� . I I - am imnmsm*, sspeaft eMrarnI IA *4 and L Bllw, 40 -SM sal aorNeiked, 4 pois bw h, SM i'n rot•' +.' :y. m.[ ihCA, , a. 8199497.. . }F1 1" a Co pig of), VII" gslliv6 rrrtrikkM 9t10,9r rt.Aaik.� a 9rff.:-•air I1!4 V, d, Flew k kWt A: I 3-0 All ft ltV Will �-•7tt�>i�w►s�rvvER'M3>!it$urm�Y,!'EMRd'A���'i�3-r�dE'z1 400 its 400FaReirlit 400"*ForReffl" 430 R°° R 500 575 590 0 B MM MORS AND OIEbedroom large bastrrtsrlt AJAX - large bright master S1N,•oo - four i inn Iwo MONEY PmObles 7 Low, debt 1/1 Beer U Brew - IM PON skilln rlmt,wnLfrldgersbw,don to 00, 401, Tom Centre. $475, bedroom, use of facilities, storey detached, ca., cv., lataxky, large pont and batt finished basement, fireplace, consolidations, credit afraegononte, personal budget brew. Your own bow uoie is seeking capable franchise first and last. separate wit . NO PETS. Call Victor, 420.6«3 Yard. packing, sirgls female a bar, igrourd pod. aooessahs world^g single mother, =400 Desirable pig garnishees stopped- FREE CONSULTATIONS. owners for Alan. High pto/i, no evenings. (030303) plus much more. Inclusive. 819 OtY10. (030593) Whitby bastion. 860-1350 No Credit Co nsMas (Pickering- experience. Minimum Invest - more $80,000. Cal Bruce, (416) H0 For SOUTH Pickering - friendly adult agents please. (03050 Oshawa). 433.1425. (TF) 477-1057 or Fax (416) 727- 410 Rent home dose to GO and 401. BROKER haS:1o,000 to kind at Parking, bedding and use of $147 per month. Contact Doug 500 Mortgages 8 9330. 1b22993) OSHAWA -three bedroom kitchen, furnished. Male at 6694905 Community Finan- bedrooms, 1 1/2 bathrooms, 6%O P �� IS semi I prslerred, rent weekly or as ca) Services.(TF)I COMPLETE three bedroom two evenings. ( rge once. yard, 5 downy monthly. 831-3253- (030383) AW older legal duplex' $850 monthly,avail-WEST Pickering, furnished � Upper rented at March 15. Phone 728- mom. 4"rau area Cable, air. $495 inclusive, Includes two 6836, days or evenings. painting, walk toGo. $70weekly . stoves, fridge, should tarty for (030593) 509-2127. (030393) $805 PIT. (minus $495 Income). AJAX - house, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/ ROOM in newer subdivision, Equal$ $310 plus utiMiesf Cal 2 baths, main floor laundry room adult household, kitchen and 5765677 or 263.8809• (030493) and family room, double garage, laundry piviledges. T.V. room, EAST Oshawa Semi, 3 3 years old, 1870 sq.h., x1250 beautiful sunset. Evenings or bedrooms, 1 1/2 bathrooms, Pius. April 1. 1.416-4757558. leave message, $275 monthly. wakout to docs, largo fenced VJESUS says, can the blind Isad band? Does yourwow glasses? The minister 1 h minister. Micah 3:1 s Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. Jim Campbell, 1-7059539475. (TF) LOVELY south Anwlcan ladies desire sincere relationships, cor- respondonce/marriage. Free AJAX - 3 bedroom main floor 721-9020. (030593) backyard. garage, 4 apWiar- POWER or Sale - unemployed phace with brochure. 24 hrs. NUMBER ler Pew ' FUS0 CENTRAL Whitby - 1 1/2 PICKERING - furnished included. Asking $122,900. No or Mortgage problems? Exton- 707-257-3790. (032393) rsl9snts. bedroom mobils home, $500 per bedroom with T.V., share agem" Please. (0310 son financing SENSATIONAL PERSONAL 576 J2 %�'1 month. F. Aloes R.E. Ltd. 292- facilities, central air and parking, AJAX - two storey "Ill home,01 a PHOTOS of Karon. Sylvia and SINCERE Singles Personal in - 4444. (022893) $300 per month. Weekly deal 3 bedroom, masterbedroom porary solution. TOO Free. 24 his. 1116-551.0284. (030493) Tanya For disuse inforrrHtibn. lroduC on Servnoe a coriliden- list way to most that special AJAX - 3 bedroom main floor avwlsble• Tolopt- 420-5534. ensure. walkin doses, man flop cellent court location. Living write: Karen. Box 870 -RD, semi, 4 pce. bath, fridge, stove, (030393) family room, close to mall. Go. MORTGAGES and barn. 96% Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults shared laundry, central air, out. ROOM available, separate hospital. schools' Open House financing• down paymsrn also only pleasel (031193) side storage shed. Cable, new school and amenities. $925 entrance, cable. walk to GO, Sun, Feb. 28. 2-4 p.m. 428- 3409. (030293) arranged. Arty amount avalabie. Call Doug 668.6805. Com- SINCERE Singles Personal in - monthly inclusive. 686-3984. share klchen and bath with one male frontier. $90 weekly. First OSHAWA - north east - like rnunu/y Rnarnoai Services' (TF) lroduC on Servnoe a coriliden- list way to most that special (030493) and last, call 831-1279 new. 5 years old, two bedroom, B u Sl ness person. Jain Ontario's fastest COMPLETE three bedroom two evenings. ( caner lot. treed. 4 lipiiances, 590 Opportunities growing memdership. Let us stow House, Storey appliances. large Shared 6132.500. Cal 6551682 afters (022893) 'charge your file-. Nina, 299 - lot. Id, parking, $749 monthly . 45O Accomm. I.M. (030493) - PIZZA Franrjniao for oak, In Bel - 0802 or Maureen, 420.8029. utilities, as heat. Also 9 office & R�' NEW Listing completely leville area. $49.900. Good ;030593) workshop avaiabie, negotiable' First and last, availabled asses PROFESSIONAL male hs 3 bedroom house to upgraded 4 bedroom large semi near Oshawa Centre. New win-) potential. Call Al. 418-433.1445. 675 Companions immediately. 401 and near share at Whites Rdi401 Pickering $450 doand vinyl siding, double 's MAKE a fortune with your Coast to coast park, 500 resorts for $1. lifetime membership, Simcoe. 41'2667119 or 721- 83'45• all inclusive. Call Bob 420 5937 Paved drive, completely fenced. camera. Use any camera. FREE Singles Ada, Take the (036493) of leave message. (022883) modern decor throughout. Amazing recorded message lighter approach to dating OSHAWA - Inn separYe in-law apartment wah reveal$ details. Call today. 416 services. Place a free ad d up to Sure It reads as Holiday area 3 AJAX -ferule to share, fur- tenant d 4 years wiling to stay. 7266290 ( 100 words No hitches or AJAX room bungalow, finished fished room, run of house, close 432.9074, $126.900. Try an girtnidks Phone 438. 8806 fp p� basement, $1050 monthly plus to all amenities. Smoking offer ) ATTENTION Entrepeneun - full iriorrvcf'% you requested, utilities. Cal 721-8932. (022893) permitted. alarm system. 6-100 tiro money on part time basis. . (tel `''y es RENT or rem to own from only negotiable. Phone 428-7147, AJAX -DON?s ms the-- 1800 $500 mgnthlynweeidy/daily. Your Classified as we Cannot be -f I / &33 FALBY COURT S700 per mixo n plus uolitiss- (03D593) sq.ft. two storey. double garage. choice. Call 416.234-6773. a many extras, completely M30303) is Open every AdslaidrRiaon. Oshawa. Cal AJAX South - single bedroom n responsible for 416453-8491. t o. in two bedroom apart- Mon. t0 Thurs. Two bedroom apartments In family ( house, share kitchen and m.rrt n �� �t ..l TIFF Lighting manufacturing µ, laundry facilities. ren smoker, business, good income in a a.mt tin 8 P.M more than one building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 DICKERING - three bedroom lad Asking $,74,500. Make an offer. house. central air, hardwood Y Preferred. Clean, bright Open House Sunday 2-4 pm Pickton, Ont. $95.000. Call GII 57fi 9335 appliances, laundry facilities and floors• backyard dock. car port. Sh03rtn7ee adleco t to n��5a0 683.7971 or 208-3907 (pager). E � Different tPrince to place ywrador insertion. washer and dryer included. (030383) (ax R 579-2238 underground parking included. Walk to Go train. awslable April =0593) Sx down - large a bedroom 2001. 1»304931 CO 1. 51056 -8159 . ,/1 uGp.rn. 455 Condos For backspll with rec room barntral Call 606-0845 Call 420.6,59 after 6 p.m. Rent air. 3 appliances. garage. me 630 Registrations 630 Registrations 630 Registrations '°�' $122900. Cal 668-0515. Aston Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m -4:30 p.m. 06MWA - tmrr,aculat. ,rein AJAX -luxury one bedroom, Brurtiley R.E. Ltd. (0304931 Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 Sat -Sun 12-5 flop 3 bedroom bungalow in ex- gorgeous lake view, 24 hr. COURTICE $119A00 - Frset cellent court location. Living security. underground parking. S townhouse, 2 t/2 baths. 3 room, large eat -in kitchen, central air, 6790 . hydro. Non appliances. ret Centre, pod, un sauna. available April 1. $800. bedrooms. eel -in kitchen. 436 smdars Preferred. 5760677 or Phone 683-4238. (022093) 1843. (030293) 5763111 ask for VaL (022893) TWO bedroomaMokariumt twoTownhousesTHREE ToWFor bedroom semi, large bathroom■• emu" laundry.:n- 51 O Sale sundect, large eat -in kitchen. door Pool. whirlpool. sauna. ex - broadloomed, parking. shop. finished basement. Close to orcise room, billiards, under- P1Ct EMNG - three bedrooms. school, shopping, available ground parking. 5 appliances. living room, dining room. March 1. $800. utilities. Lau $1100 inclusive. 430.1892. kitchen, two baths. sham" a monthm refree Cap between 7 (031093) -10'. Low maintenance tee. p.m. -8 p.rrL 579-7181. (030493) THREE bedroom, washrooms. 5129.500. GAIL MORETON. 683-7777. W. Frank R.E. Ltd. PK3W*NG - detached. MAIN two level condo, 4 appiwx^ ". (022893) FLOOR. 3 bedrooms. hrptace. north end. $850 plus hydro. 725 - one bedroom walkout bright kitchen. $925 .. BRAND 3243 or 723-9234. (031193) Cut -W -Town NEW BASEMENT APART. MENT - separate entrance office & R�' 540 Properties PICKERING - professionally t n s h e d one bedroom LARGE bright nerdy deopated fireplace, one bedroom. bright. 46O Space MUST SELL - 100 acres. abuts basement. separate entrance. 4 3 bedroom aparorrnt In house, spacious. fenced yard, parking, Laundry. close to GO. First and CC* IAL Space available na Crown La, t Sar waterfront. I6hn all treed. 629.900. .t0 pce. bath, fridge, stove, laundry. $795. AVAILABLE. last, 5725 .. References. avail- - 400 sq.ft., newly renovated acres hobby farm with hand - microwave, central air, fully AVAILABLE. AVAILABLE. Main able immediately. Call 686- offices• heal$, hydro included, yman cabin, two bedrooms. broadloomed, parking. shop. floor of house. two bedroom 5296 (030393) $400 mommy. 686-2075. call open concept. 6299 moms ping/GO new by. Non smoker. aPWV"@M lergs deck. la Laundry. Call 729.0.40 transportation, tastefully Dan p Tony. (022«3)y. Owner financing. 427-6637. no pets. F $796 4135588• (030593) PICKERING - Amberloa, bright throe bedroom house. 2 p2 Cottages FOr Inclusive. 53 6x03 93) 4245368. (030493) os1HAWA . TownMe and Glop, binght baths. 5 appliances. ensuite. 470 Rent Vacation TB WHITBY available one bedroom walkout finished rec room, garage, • 545 p.,,.�,�, irrvnediateiy, one bedroom plus basement pil yard. central fenced. near school and KAWARTHAS/LAKE r, s'es den, unusual two level, 5795 inclusive. March 1. Two air, $550 Inclusive. First and Last av&Ubb April 1. 433.2049• amonties. Easy 401 access. Woodland Estate, housekeep CAlpt,pOUlp Membership - bedroorns. $750 nclutiva Near (030493) April 1. $1200 plus. 839-4644. (030493) i ng collages. 3. piece bathrooms, ll$mirng pod, beach. Coast to coast park, 500 resorts for $1. lifetime membership, �. 699.5287. ( WNTBIr - Tauresxn and Bkock AJAX - Harwood/401, two store, playground. 90 mintes pay $3,000. Asking $896. 614- AJAX - large luxury two carp- with sen t bedroom bungalow, upper level, N.E. of Pickering.705 853- 1317. 1032593) 761-9M. (030593) b hepar t spirtrTNft, ate side enc separate side entrance, 4 fridge stove. washer. dryer. immediately. $1100 plus �.,,Y_- entrennt separate entrance, cable, marble gas fireplace, 4 appliances. Immy pit* 12 yard, ail con.. cable. $025 rrW". ncww. Avail- AA 4u/V � 570 yerr,t�k Tialcorsm Sites appliances. bus so 00 station. 7921 able April 1. Cal Andrew. 276 Hacaft Rentals NEWCASTLE - hrimeoulate two Non smckns. no Pols. avalabte March 1. $800 inckwsive. 427- AVARADLE Irmw&o* In Whitby building. 111100. M30093) FORGET the snow, Florkda CEDAR Valley Resor, testrornat trailer cerrlpyg, $912 y�y. 4915. (030500) apartment Spacious. carpeted, newly us.Lipcart PICKERING - 401/Liverpool. naic♦sion. Fully epu�t condo at Beotlkd 7 kms esst of Orono/ LADLE wilt bolo" pspeci main floor 3 bedroom bungalow. alfshore Cl WVAIIW Beach. Tanis and renovated. Hay 9115, Cone. Uro S. 1116 7.675.2 (0602 1 c o u O Oshawa e I IT clo« to bus. shopping. Ag SM. alseps up to 4�' - , 27 4VIj apartment. near Hospital, in 4 ttnMe Yleklded No pats, one bsdmoont $550 Cal 0"173 mss ( ). 2041219 10.1 $305 Canad►rk call 427-875& locla2931 LOer1S quiet pl.x. ser-comain.d, or SM monthly, first and last, Chartpions. Really Inc. 418 - laundry taenias,1435 rntorthly, includes utilities. 086.9153. PICItB•Ifi - walkout basement T01Mn110115� 420 ,00 F1 n*s 500 Sae @=$10.000, pay as Mb (030493) ap.rhlwnL brand now. brOK For Rent as $110 par math oAc. Cal ONE bedroom, large )Nin �• g spacious, one bedroom. se arato entrance lar a OIE, two and throe bediaom NO -date bedroorR Jany, •88-7200, Anubis Inveet- marker Lad. (pt At DASE we have teachers who are experienced in teaching adults in a supportive adult setting -If you are interested in returning to school ■ Get your high school diploma ■ Get a better job ■ Learn a new skill, or feel good about yourself -Daytime classes, -Full or Part-time • No tuition fees ■ Expert counselling services to meet your needs ■ Up to three high school credits in 12 weeks DUNBARTON CAMPUS 816 Klrgston Road PiCkering. L1 V 2A3 683-4221 - room. kkchon. dining roan, P 8 kltehen, frklge stow, air, luxury condos. Beautiful hw stowy garage, •Oc10Q $B00 �s Nom- •841.20. �� broaftio n, manYc. 3 poo. 89-O belik uNNO a, non enation. NO property. quality features. 6 aPR� air condkioned, horn lot. walk to Oshawa Cents. $5000 dm $•3• nnontllnllr. Cal CMHC SCHL able March 17. MarchI tea• �1 0. $37-� �r 6 $775 morldiy. Purchase options Fred Mitchell, 728-9414, T1MO b n In 11 pies, Pm. (� 1 available, South eget tXurnsr d COIdwsB Banker RMA RE. Lsd Helping to Qua.tion habitasiun. near Oshawa Cen�. Netlsly AJ o R� 5set Nash and Trull$ Rd., Courtics. Open Lunda and (03pZRi) POWER. sale - $134,900. Two Mw+r l'anadum. nnmplrr wr n,w� dsooraNd, "-a*. appNalioes n � heaL pftkng incodad. 0.20 p4P grist e•eet, Close so etlsppitg, .m. oar mon idorrIN" cal Josephine bedmoom detarJwd buntpabw in Call 729.0.40 transportation, tastefully Snider, 579-7505 or Paula 1 somm�y°4� HOMEOWNERS Sp�m�• Picker"ow TWO bedr0000m.ttwo level prhmft aOrancIS6 5000 p s ly Ltd Re°k°r• 4334174 (TFALL) localtion• Gail1 MorMon, 693 7777, W. Frank R.E. Ltd. • • • • OR apartmecer - air.ssparale ul tios. Available April. Call nt • (022MM ertrancs, 4 pox, balk, hardwood 0837164. (022803) PKMU3M - Bayly/Whies, 4 flops, laundry faclYNss, non CLEAN awbedroornbaserrwnt no $750 bedroom townhouse, 2 1/2 baths, fnlshed baeernom out- TRIPLEX - legal use, brick building, ravine lot, newer $5,0000 pasts- par i close le Oshaskra Of ish apartmoinCentre, ngntln ail YrckNkn. esospt SOL separate Oe, door parking, no pets. 5 windows. on furnace. roods in After 6 p.m, Pkkerkq, 420- cable and utUtbs - ,-., -ed. appliances, available adorack,itl•,XIO.CallFranit M5.10306.3) 8540 . us ihily, wmbhb March immediately. $1100 plus MUanovic, Coldwell Banker • PICKERING - two bedroom I. 7252M (� utililles. Goody at 282-2890. RAR R.E. Ltd. (030283) ASSISTANCE REPAIRS? iotuentwrt Woo rlsnt, close b PKWMNNG - ePaekdts two (030593) NEWCASTLE - hrimeoulate two rr apillianci �� bsdnom basanwlt apararwlt, 4 +ppliwlcea sukable for two O6HAWA - Townhouse, bright dein two bedroom 11 and storey, 3 bedroom dotadned 1Q acre lot, Bexbb financing. as- appliances, 4 pea. bath, pos. Peop*' UBikss, Cd* aid air, separate entrance, one car 1-3 pce. bath. 4 appliances, king $147,•80. Open to dhrs. oondibmirg Included. No pals,pwkk* 688-8006• M0D60� finished rec room with laundry, George Sohl, Homelike avalk6w Mardi 1. SM fist SM monthly, first and last, Chartpions. Really Inc. 418 - and kw. 931 -BBD?. M22MM WHITBY - large bright threo references, available 281.801101colleM. (030293) AJAX -No Oasontert bedroom, quiet trlpleX, two stntrtrltlsi oI*-le kICM^- sem- I.... lately. 837-2142 or 436 NORTHEAST Whitby - two aaparfnwnt. 1�, sDaclOus• fridge, new carpets, paint, 3141. (022MM storey, 4 bedroom with large separate entrance, all laundry faclRhx, petkig- yard. OpWkangs. 8698 inclusive, Rooms To 430 ceramic tils foyer, main floor May 1. $70 plus ttlkies. BBB- Plow oar 427 2380. M30293)1205 Rent with fireplace, heating, 4 after 3. (030293) Osntrat air. vac, gas NEW clang - P40. one bedroom rionwD specious moa^ 10 b throorm large Ice. ,ground ba«ment apaRmNt, carpe, PICKERING - one bedroom bripM basltmfwt arblwrt dart apus1-416-4o4-0020 cart in quiet ex9aaWe han POOL two car garage. in-law basement alarm ' , 1 walk out q canoed yard, pl Cablw Panting ttvels6ls• 4 Do apartment, >kePia94 gtAsl seed PaAtYId �h. J Use of kitchen, bathroom, systema. •% assumablek a*�!�4face //��pppp,11 kt��}.K ity'fliolb(IsM. S:btlsMY. �fat� - -.wt.a...11,r .>Dp�� �sOvalnextlab monthly. Call 427-2656. 4204330. (090483) 14111111P. ( ) ce11008.% . (012198) anCadd PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, M SHELVING -may MLASTM5. NASTERS &ADjusum fT .wr. 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