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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_03_12DOZEN LONG STEMMED }' RED ROSES t-� $999 . T7 CARRY *W_M CW^ 4W tic 619 -ROSE Friday, March 12,1993 r:00 TENNIS ANYONE? Table tennis is the newest activ- ity at the South Pickering Seniors' Club, following the club's purchase of a second table to meet the growing demand for the game. Table ten- nis will be played at the centre, 910 Liverpool Rd., Wednesdays from 3 to 9:30 p.m. Pickering seniors 55 years of age and older are welcome to join the club for 512 per year. It offers a variety of activities including games, outings, dances and more. Call 420-6588. [Specials s kids V March Break activities / P.11-15 NEW HOMES Regular features Entertsimeat»»»..._..--r»9 Bilboard .10 S .....16 Clinsdried»......... ------ 20 RIF$ �IDYERfi1SEdiER my$ 29�. Illidlld "ft* DpCae i $10 'Ah - 510 i 510 + 40 GST • 55 con - Vail. 112 No. 11 low tax hike trusteesaim By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Public school board trustees fear a tax hike of S74 is too much for ratepay- ers to handle and will continue chipping away at this year's budget. After exhausting debate Wednesday on 52 proposed cuts, Durham Board of Education trustees asked staff to make further reductions from a draft budget of S384.4 million, which would have passed on a tax increase of almost six per cent to board supporters. But the task of reducing the budget by one per cent increments won't be an easy one. "We need a lot of direction because you've said 'No' to a lot of items," board superinten- dent of business Brian Cain warned trustees. Inswmental mini: for Grades 7 and H stu- dents and an outdoor education program for all grades are among the items trustees refused to chop at their most recent round of talks. High school social workers will also remain, though trustees vowed to fight Durham on the issue because social services fall into regional government's jurisdiction. "It's an absolutely critical need of our youth," argued board chair and Pickering trustee Louise Farr, who warned the board can't continue to "jump in and fill the void." Trustees also refused to cut counsellors who work with students at risk of dropping out of school at a number of schools, includ- ing Harwood Secondary School in Ajar. Oshawa trustee Audrey !MacLean criti- cized the federal government for running advertisements encouraging teens not to drop out when the money "could be better spent" in schools. Trustees agreed to slash another 25 per cent from supply teacher costs, which had already been cut by 25 per cent this year. At their next board meeting March 22, trustees will likely eliminate bus passes for high school students in municipalities where public transit exists — Ajax, Oshawa and Whitby. To reduce the mill rate by one per cent, $2.1 million must be cut from the budget. Doing so would save each taxpayer S 12. The next budget meeting will be held Wednesday, April 14 at 6 p.m. at board head- quarters, 555 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa. If necessary, another meeting will be held Fri- day, April 16. The public's welcome. Strong- arm tactics Ed Wolansky musters up all his strength to win the cruiserweight arm wrestling title over Ron Airdrie during Spirit Week activi- ties at Harwood Secondary School in Ajax. The event raised money for the Easter Seal Society. photo by A.J. Groen Jail would 'destroy' sex assault doe: pastor By LINDA WHITE Stab Reporter AJAX - Jailing a former Ajax doctor con- victed of sexually assaulting a female patient would "destroy him," his pastor says. Dr. Brian Nagahma, who has steadfastly maintained his innocence, is a "mild-man- nered PM person" who has led a "very sheltered life," Philip Holliday, pastor of a Toronto Baptist Church, said Wednesday at the doc- tot's seruericing hearing in Whitby. Dr. Nagahara's lawyer Paul Morrison is asking Mr. Justice William Lane to suspend the doctor's sentence, have him serve a proba- tion term of three years and perform 300 hours of community service —possibly at a nursing home or refugee centre near his Not only is Dr. Nagabara's career in "tat- ters" because of his conviction, he also faces the loss of his licence to practise medicine when he goes before the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons, Mr. Morrison noted. Dr. Nagaham was a general practitioner at South Ajax Family Doctors on Wesmey Rd. when he was charged with sexually ataauking a woman in her early 30s who visited the walls -in cMc in June 1991 for an employ - See DOCTOR—Pate 2 OtraMMy nMatnt resuft -- Adverfte in Aim-Pkctaring Nowa Adredw (693-5111) and OslrowooNRd' y lois Week (579-44=.1"000 p evory kday 1 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 19" Doctor not practising FR M PAGE 1 ment medical which included a breast and pelvic examination. The victim told the jury the breast examination was normal until Dr. Nagahara squeezed and caressed her in a way she believed had no medical purpose. The pelvic examination was also normal until the doctor tried to arouse her. According to the woman, he asked her whether she had a boyfriend, what her bra size was and whether she was involved in a sexual relationship. The examination ended when she got up, started to get dressed and ordered him to leave the room. Dr. Nagahara, a Willowdale resident who was 29 at the time of his arrest June 28, 1991, hasn't prac- tised medicine since then because of the costs asso- ciated with a bail condition that required him to have a third party present during examinations. Crown Attorney Michael Gillen criticized Dr. Nagahara for not finding another job, perhaps related to science. "It's not as if he hasn't had the time,- he suggested. The sentencing hearing continues this afternoon. Sounds of music Sight the Sound of Music is the name of an experiment pre- sented at a recent science fair by Pickering's Highbush Public School student Rachel Hancock. The Grade 7 student con- cluded two out of tour plants grew better with music. photo by Ron Pietroniro Save -a -Heart's annual meeting open to public DURHAM - You're invited to attend Durham Save -a -Heart's 11th annual general meeting. The meeting will be held Wednesday, March 24 at 12 p.m. at 1450 Hopkins St., Suite 106, Whitby. Anyone interested in attending must register by Friday, March 19 by calling 666-0995. BRIAN DEEGAN - DENTAL PLANS ACCEPTED - REPAIRS & RELINES - COMPLETE DENTURES • LOW COST DENTURE SERVICE AVAILABLE • MYOLOC • SOFT LINERS • FREE PARKING FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL EMERGENCY CALLS • i • ACCEPTED 134 HARWOOD SOUTH -1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 401 AJAX Tea'chers'out of touch' with pay demands By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURIIAM - Elementary teach- ers at the public school board are "out of touch with social and eco- nomic reality" and should lower their wage demands, an outside mediator charges. At the same time, the Durham Board of Education's "doomsday scenario" is exaggerated and it should dig into its coffers for a slight pay increase, suggests fact finder heather Crisp. She recommends all salaries and allowances be- increased by .5 per cent in the one year -contract for 1992-93. Teachers arc demanding 1.6 per cent, while the board has offered zero. Ms. Crisp was appointed by the Education Relations Commission to report on contract negotiations between the board and its teach- ers. Though recommendations offered in the report are not bind- ing on either party, it aims to help them resolve their differences. While Ms. Crisp calls Durham "fundamentally prosperous," she points to "higher -than -average unemployment' which has con- tributed to "uncertainty and inse- curity in the minds of residents." That has resulted in "considLT- able public pressure on the board to reduce its spending" at the same time the Province failed to come up with promised funding increases. "It is ultimately the taxpayers who decide what kind of an edu- cation system they want to have," Ms. Crisp continued, "and if they decide education is receiving too much of the tax dollar, they have- the avethe right to express that and school trustees have the duty to listen to them" Other outstanding issues include: - Class size: The student -teach- er ratio has been defined as the teachers' number -one priority. Ms. Crisp believes that is due, in part, to an attempt to prevent lay- offs, which the board says are possible. She believes the board has that right, as long as the quali- ty of education isn't hurt. - Personal leave days: Teachers are asking for two paid personal leave days per year, an idea "vig- orously opposed" by the board, according to Ms. Crisp. She sug- gests texhcrs be offered one per- sonal leave day per year, with the cost of a replacement teacher to be shared equally by the employee and the board- - Benefits: Teachers want increased benefits, though Nis. Crisp agrees with the board "that the current benefit package is a good one" and wggesu; the pack- age be restructured. The public school board, the second largest employer in Durham, has about 2,400 tcachm- and 92 elementary schools. which have a combined enrolment of more than 35,000 student%. Ms. Crisp suggests "the ball is really in the teachers' court" because the board shows no sign of changing its position. She is not optimistic" about an early contract settlement. FOLK ART OPEN HOUSE Classes Registering Now in FOLK ART, INK & WASH, FABRIC PAINTING & FUSING Registration March 12 -17 Hous: Mort. S p.m - 9 p.m; Tues. - Thum. 10 am. - 9 pm; Fri. & SaL 10 &m - 6 pm MARANATHA CRAFTS a FLOWERS 4& 683 0092 2200 Brock Rd. N., Pickering Comer of Dixie & Finch Avenue More than just a "Traditional" florist - Natural looking arrangements - Unique gifts BALLOONS We have the look of your favorite "Cottage Country"store. open Mm. -Wed. 9:30-6:30 Tlwrs F9:009:00.. 4204544Sat.tW 6:00, Sw. Noael tlN 5:00. , _.. THE NEW3ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 12,1993-PAGE3 Sliding into March Break Town of Pickering lifeguard Heather Butler tries out a giant, inflatable water slide at the Picker- ing Recreation Complex pool. The slide, a special treat for March Break, can be enjoyed from 1 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. between March 12 and March 21. Public swimming costs 51.50 per child. The complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. For more March Break activities, see our special section on Pages 11 to 15. photo by Andrew Iwanowski pr DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD FRIDAY, MARCH 12'93 NEWS ADVERTISER CANADIAN TIRE MAXI DRUG - Delivered to selected households only SUNDAY, MARCH 1493 NEWS ADVERTISER A&P 'PICK) 'CANADIAN TIRE 'PICK) DOMINION AJAXPICK , FOOD CITY, AJAX, 'FOOD TOWN �kAXPICK "IGA !PIG(.', -K MART! kAXPICK, M&M MEATS AJAXPICK) LOBLAWS A;AXPICK MIRACLE FOOD MART AJAXPICK', 'SAV -A -CENTRE PICK *THE BAY PICK f• � IIIA;, I x FRIDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS ADAM BROEURKES Adam enjoys beseoa! are oaske! Adam ecervw McDonald's couoo^s :omol -^e^:s of •le News Aevertser Congra;,.,auons Adam for oemg o6• Friday car w of ne ween Nax/Pk*er1n9 OMMRI��: Il ►I I x11:4 [In Ji [II KII : IFT WITH EVERY DRIVE - 1PAGE 4 -THE 14EWSA6VERTISER FTI'DAY, MARCH 12, J143 Opinion Jump on the election wagon, not under it If there arc unofficial frontrunners and members of the old guard falling by the wayside, it must be an election year. And in communities across Durham Region, once idle party machines are starting to hum again as they gear up for the call. And to the thick of it all are thousands of souls who would like to see change. Now is your chance. By involving yourself in the fray -- today, right now -- you can exer- cise your individual strength to sec that change does come about. Too many Canadians denounce the policies of government, the state of the economy. the isolation they feel, from the comfort of their living rooms. Here lies an opportunity -- today, right now -- to get out of your recliner and test the waters of change. Today, right now is an exciting and critical time for the nation. A new generation of political leaders are ready to challenge the leadership of the Progressive Conservatives to lead the party into the next century. Preston Manning's Reform Party is gaining ground (and a measure of credibility) with disaffected voters who seek something new in Ottawa. Canadians have begun to get over their collective constitutional hang- over and are finding the optimism that's needed to look ahead. The coun- try didn't break apart in the wake of the 'No' vote in last year's constitu- tional referendum, and there are signs -- finally -- that the recession will soon find its way into history. Get out in your community, join the political party that most appeals to you, lobby on behalf of your political beliefs. It is you, one at a time, who will help steer Canada on its course of change. It's no longer good enough to condemn politicians who appear on your television screen at six and eleven o'clock. Take them to task when they visit your community centre, make your views known now so they are carried -- with the voices of a thousand others -- to Ottawa after the next federal election. These are exhilarating times for Canadians. You can ride the wave all the way to the polling booth. T 0 4*T u a IOsEMIFIGHT Letters F7�1 Skilled workers need jobs to go to To the editor, The threat to force welfare recipients into training or work is sarcastic, mean and cruel to the bulk of those forced on to the humiliation. There are hundreds of people craving for training and more ready to work free if that would meant accumulating precious expe- rience to find a job. It really hurts to know there are people with fat salaries in government who think the great welfare problem has its roots in reluctance to work or lack of adequate skills. It is just an attempt by the gov- ernment to appear to be doing something. Yes indeed, groping about in the dark and flattering the taxpayer. Hundreds of welfare recipients today are not that tradi- tional laggard or TV coach potato. I am not an economist but keen observation indicates that these "beep" politicians are talking about yesterday, deaf to today and not seeing tomorrow. We went from about three per cent unem- ployment to beyond 10 per cent. The government ought to take responsibility for this and focus Like a laser on creating more jobs. 'lite most frightening aspect is the revelation that recovery will not have a dramatic decrease in unem- ployment. Jim Wiseman and Rene Soetens, what do you have to say about this? What have your contri- butions been and do you deserve another mandate? The talk about training and retraining needs to be challenged. Training without the creation of more employment opportunities is futile. All that happens is a shift in the distribution of the unemploy- ment hierarchies. There will be more unemployed graduates as technologists go to university, and more welders as shippers get those skills. A computer course may enhance a personal chance at a job but does not change the total job deficit. Effectively, skills training without an increase in jobs results at best in a more equitable distribu- tion of unemployment. This cruel rhetoric reminds me of a dog barking at its shadow and thereby reducing on excess energy. The stagnation of the S10 billion Jobs Ontario program says a lot about the need to train. Perhaps it should have been invested in a labor intensive venture and employed 90,000 people for four years. Any employer who fields a llae vIe our ya� one line classified gets at least 50 applications with adequate training and has to depend on experience to decide. There is an overwhelming increase in self -sponsored college enrolment. While an employer in Oshawa lacks a certain skill, a person in Hamilton has the skill. The prospective employee is unsure how long the job will last. He decides not to relocate. The employer is reluctant to provide training and experience to a resi- What are you doing for March Break? News Advertiser dent. He is unsure how long there- after the employee will stay. These are some of the issues to be addressed. Why are employers in this country obsessed with experi- ence yet unwilling to provide the same? 1 have known people willing to work free for experience. They were unable to find a place because of insurance complications. Maybe the government should build a col- lege of experience. J. A. Birungi, Pickering Pat MacNeill says, "I'm going to Colhngwood skiing." John Frizzle says, "I'm going skiing at Blue Mountain." JOANNE ROGHARDT - Edltor-1-t-Chief HUGHHNCF 0 SATES ONN - n Edits Maiagm BRUCE DANFORD - Retd Sales ABE FAKOURIE - Distribution Mcrioper NEVANOOM - 606110 D131lN1110N -604117 RETAIL ADVE1f1i1NC - 63.6110 CLAIRMIED - 7W76n FAX - 63.7163 NATIONAL ADIIEXIMIFA". SALE; /911-1300 REAL EITATE • AUTOMOTIVE ADVEXIIMNG . 7wmn Dave Apple says, "I'm going to Pennsylvania to Botannical Gardens." Scott HArper says, "I'll be working at Grand & Toy." 1t- Pews Atlwrllser. pubbned every SurWoy. wedneedw and Fwar of 130 Commercial AM. App. Ontario L 1 S 7H5. b one atthe Mra1 00 1`1116 P+sblshltp and U bulilg OroW of suixabon nwsrtpapers ~ rxa,d« A1Q04Plarr1h0 New AwerlYer. Aurora I s a. 0, - Advance. Brompton Guardian. Iurungtan Post. C00hgw00d Connection. Etobicoke GuMdOnAaYnhore Adwrmser. Georgetown ktdepender*. IO VOW Thb Week. undsar This Week, Moiiftam Economist! Sun, MNon canodlan Cttamplon, ksrrrnpa Weae. NewlnaAlet Era. NoM York k0wor. Naltxawbeeand Nor. Oakvee Beaver, 000 Tudor. 0*s: s*AWtby .. This week. Peterborough This week. Richmond Wrhornt* Liberal. Scarborough Mrra. ud>rbpNSKxslhee Trbu-. Tudors Swt-- Pope sloes mar aft ptM from PLOWed raft cad due to mechanical rM&Smentr of dMferent printers. Second Cor MCI RegfMrallon Number 107. Mal abcrt eon tot, in CorCdC: 1 Year. $70 per e011on The entire f Um IT protected by A Metrolorld Community Newspaper copyrlpht and unauthorlted use witfwut written con- sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker The publlsher ree«ws ow IVTI to claulty or refuse PUbl i any odveAMemenf d his d entlOrl. John Frizzle says, "I'm going skiing at Blue Mountain." JOANNE ROGHARDT - Edltor-1-t-Chief HUGHHNCF 0 SATES ONN - n Edits Maiagm BRUCE DANFORD - Retd Sales ABE FAKOURIE - Distribution Mcrioper NEVANOOM - 606110 D131lN1110N -604117 RETAIL ADVE1f1i1NC - 63.6110 CLAIRMIED - 7W76n FAX - 63.7163 NATIONAL ADIIEXIMIFA". SALE; /911-1300 REAL EITATE • AUTOMOTIVE ADVEXIIMNG . 7wmn Dave Apple says, "I'm going to Pennsylvania to Botannical Gardens." Scott HArper says, "I'll be working at Grand & Toy." 1t- Pews Atlwrllser. pubbned every SurWoy. wedneedw and Fwar of 130 Commercial AM. App. Ontario L 1 S 7H5. b one atthe Mra1 00 1`1116 P+sblshltp and U bulilg OroW of suixabon nwsrtpapers ~ rxa,d« A1Q04Plarr1h0 New AwerlYer. Aurora I s a. 0, - Advance. Brompton Guardian. Iurungtan Post. C00hgw00d Connection. Etobicoke GuMdOnAaYnhore Adwrmser. Georgetown ktdepender*. IO VOW Thb Week. undsar This Week, Moiiftam Economist! Sun, MNon canodlan Cttamplon, ksrrrnpa Weae. NewlnaAlet Era. NoM York k0wor. Naltxawbeeand Nor. Oakvee Beaver, 000 Tudor. 0*s: s*AWtby .. This week. Peterborough This week. Richmond Wrhornt* Liberal. Scarborough Mrra. ud>rbpNSKxslhee Trbu-. Tudors Swt-- Pope sloes mar aft ptM from PLOWed raft cad due to mechanical rM&Smentr of dMferent printers. Second Cor MCI RegfMrallon Number 107. Mal abcrt eon tot, in CorCdC: 1 Year. $70 per e011on Teens charged in highmspeed chase PICKS RM - Two youths were arrested after a high-speed chase through Pickering Tuesday night. Durham Regional Police spotted a black Jimmy parked in front of a store at Delbrooke Plaza, 2200 Brock Rd. N. around 10 pm. As an officer approached the vehicle, three people jumped into the truck and sped away. The cop activated the police car's roof lights and attempted to pull the truck over on Finch Ave. The driver of the Jimmy sped up to more than 100 kilometres an hour and ran three red lights at Valley Bay Ridges Library cuts hours PICKERING - Budget restraints have prompted the Bay Ridges Library to cut back on its operating hours. Effective April 5, the library, located in the East Shore Community Centre, will be open 1-0 hours a week instead of 30 hours. Its new hours will be 10 am. to R p.m. Tuesday; I to 5 p.m. Wednes- day; and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. That means patrons will lose three library hours Wednesdays and seven hours Thursdays. The library is cur- rently open 1 to 8 p.m. both of those days. The cutback follows Pick- ering council's recent decision to cut $23,000 from the library board's budget. The budget slash was made while politicians were wrestling with this years municipal tax rate. Last year, the community faced losing the Bay Ridges branch altogether, but public pressure prompted council to add funds to the board's bud- get to keep the branch open another 18 months. The deci- sion to cut the library's oper- ating hours this year was made to avoid closing it com- pletely at the end of June, says mayor Wayne Arthurs. "I knew it would result in a reduction in the level of ser- vice," he says of the $23,000 CUL But Ward 2 regional coun- cillor Kip Van Kempen says the reduced operating hours took him by surprise. "We weren't told that," he says, explaining he thought a new staff position at the library was being turned down. "I didn't know anything about V Board chairman David Farr says the $23,000 was intended to hire extra staff. With the cut, the board decid- ed to reduce hours because of the workload strain on the current staff of two or three people, he says. The reduction in hours won't affect staff paycheques; they'll be put to work at other branches. "We regret the inconve- nience to the Bay Ridges community, but believe the reduced schedule will provide the best available service within the budget allowance we have," Mr. Farr adds. Farm, Liverpool and Dixie Rds., police say. Y• The vehicle continued on Finch Ave. io Beare Rd. where it skidded over the centre fine and ended up in a ditch on the other side. The three occupants fled from the Jimmy. Police arrested a 14 -year-old Toronto girl at the scene, and a 17 - year -old boy, of no fixed address, was captured nearby. A third person, the driver of the truck, got away. However, police have a suspect in mind. The truck had been stolen in Toronto earlier that night, but, when police contacted the owner, he wasn't aware it had been taken. The two youths were charged with possession of stolen property over 51,000. Cops are investigating. THE NE1i1"S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 12, H03 -PAGE S I Need that Tag Refund Fast? Why not have your Income Tax Return prepared and mailed electronically using Revenue Canada's new E -File Option. According to Revenue Canada, most returns will be processed in about 14 days. Call David G. Masters Chartered Accountant to arrange for your Tax Return to be prepared electronically. 427-1614 It's Fast - It's Accurate - It's Pq"rkss V�glt ••o ff �atri �o a ;eF�esh Meat Gourmet prepared i \1 � , _ suH•, ' .,ate .vC MON, VA B Hello! My name is Marc. You have my personal guarantee that you'll get the �.E EFF highest quality meats in our store, cut fresh daily on the premises. 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Councillor Kip Van Kempen, the Town's representative on the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authori- ty, said the authority and the Province are working to buy the forest from developers in a $10 -million deal. Mr. Van Kempen went public with that news several weeks ago, but a formal announcement has not yet been made by the ministry of natural resources. Mr. Van Kempen maintained the Town 1MV WQM4 ♦nwrrle" AIMAV aaA*rn H M&LIPrr_r 9 orest development shouldn't spend any more time or money on the forest development process, while coun- cillor Maurice Brenner called the road pat- tern "premature...Maybe provincial interest came a little bit late, but it has come now." However, mayor Wayne Arthurs pointed out the Town has nothing in writing from the Province and suggested proceeding with development plans would force the provin- cial government to firm up its decision. The executive committee's adoption of the forest's road pattern will come before council for approval in two weeks. Staff will then undertake a zoning bylaw review of the property. The Altona Forest is roughly bounded by Finch Ave., Rosebank Rd., Altona Rd. and Sheppard Ave. ;`SEARS IR KIDS BOYS' LEVI'S' BOYS" OCTANE' BOYS' 4-6X GIRLS' 846 RED TABS JEANS JEANS 899 WESTERN STYLE Sizes 8-14. Each.............29.99 6-14. Reg. 24.99. Each...19.99 5 -pocket style denim jeans Washed with stones. Baric Sizes 27-30". Each......... 34.99 27-30". Reg. 27.99. Ea ... 22.99 with 112 -elastic back. elastic. Each ........... 16.99 BOYS' U*F.C: .BOYS' V.F.C. BOYS' 4-6X GIRLS' 746 RELAXED FIT OVERALLS FASHION JEANS BELTED JEANS 8-14, 27"-3o". Reg. 25.98- 29.99. Each.......... 20.99-24.99 1/2 price! Sizes S,M,L,XL. Sears reg. 39.99. Ea ....... 19.99 1/3 off. Reg. 19.99. Ea ...... 12.99 Re% prwn al are SMR pricem Pleats, front pockets. Washed with stones. Each....... 19.99 PLUS, 1/3 OFF ALL OTHER GIRLS' 746 REG.=PRICED DENIM: JEANS, VESTS, OVERALLS, SHORTS AND SELECTED PRINTED SHIRTS TO MIX'N MATCH. SALE ENDS SUNDAY, MARCH 21,1993, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE i� SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE PAGE 9 -TW NEWS AUVERy1Sn F21"Y, MARCH 1% 1993 By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter DURHAM - An "old NDP hand" is the second person to announce candidacy for the party's nomination in Ontario Riding. Vic Perroni, 55, wants to represent the NDP in the next federal elec- tion because of "the mess with the economy, the mess with the free trade deal, a situation created by the idea we can'! survive without the free trade deal. The premise is false." %I r. Perroni joins Whitby teacher Lynn Jacklin in seeking the nomi- nation that will he decided Thursday. April 15. This is the first crack at political office for Mr. Per- roni, a party, member since 1961 and a Whitby resident I or 35 years. He says he's come up with an investment policy which will eliminate the boom and bust economic cycle and that he's sent a copy of the plan to renowned Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith for review. "I'm really convinced it's an effective policy. It will attack the core of the problem we've faced for 30 years," he says. While Mr. Perroni won't reveal details of the plan until he's heard from Mr. Gal- braith, he does say it's a "long-term solution to what we're facing — the problem of long-term invest- ment." Ontario Riding includes all of Pickering and Ajax, and most of Whitby. The NDP is the only major party not to have select- ed a candidate for the next federal election, which mint be called by this November. A person must be an NDP member 30 days before the April 15 nomination meeting to be eligible to vote, says Ontario Riding NDP Associa- tion preside nt Doug Harvey. Cost to join is $25 for employed people or S3 for the unemployed. The April 15 meeting will be held at St. Goorge's Angli- can Church, at the corner of Randall Dr. and Hwv. 2, Pickering Village, beginning at 7:30 p.m. To become a member or for more information on the meeting, call Mr. Harvey at 686-2086 or Don Warne at 668-5372. Vic Perroni - - rr_ 30 % OFF ALL ALTERATIONS �1# • Wide selection of fine imported fabrics. :' • Alterations including suede b leather. IItke,I1 45 years experience 926 Kingston Rd. (Behind old police station) 839=8241 IN Babysitting course offered AJAX-PICKERING - A babysitting course for youths is being offered by St. John Ambulance on Tuesday, March 16. Children 10 and over who successfully complete the day -long course will receive a certificate, and the registration fee includes reference materials they can keep. The course covers all aspects of child carie, includ- ing first-aid and emergency procedures, meal prepara- tion and tips for keeping children amused. The course runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the St. John Ambulance training centre, Harwood Place Mall, Ajax. The fee is $25, and participants are asked to reg- ister no later than Monday, March 15. Call 686-3457. r LOEB RECENT M Baywood EVENTS ac71 1 }� A COOL WIN B CAKE CUTTING The Smyth family of Ajax has plenty of space to Cutting the second anniversary cake for the LOEB store food after winning a draw for a $300 freezer Club Plus Baywood store was a family affair for the held by the LOEB Baywood store and Schneider Barretts, owners of the business. Joining Ajax Foods. LOEB store owner Doug Barrett, second deputy mayor Roger Anderson, centre, cut the cake from left, presented the prize to family members, are, from left, Kristy, Robert, Lori and Doug Barrett. from left, Marlene. Kathy, Joe and Kyle. The store is The store is at the corner of Bayly St. and Monarch at the comer of Bayly St. and Monarch Ave., Ajax. 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Z'• w-fte-...3" Only AL1794 VvvPoq1;i, f0ong , :1 rI ARTS FC ENTERTAII9bIENT Gleener's has music for a Sunday a.fternoon AJAX-PICKERING - Gleen- er's Restaurant & Pub, Ajax newest nightspot, has a Sunday matinee featuring the music of Jim O'Grady. O'Grady will play a mix of music which includes selections by Jim Croce, Buddy Holly, and Gordon Lightfoot, among others. The matinee goes from 3 to 7 p.m. On Friday, March 26, Gleen- er's has the music of the one-man boogie band Jimmy Fraser from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Gleener's is in the Ajax Plaza (between Pharma Plus and Maxi Drug). Call 683-7952. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: BOURBON BAYLY'S: Enjoy karaoke at Bourbon Bayly's Fri- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Bourbon Bayly's is at 368 Bayly St. Call 427-1888, CENTREFIELD'S: Centre - field's has karaoke on Sundays, starting at 9 p.m, with prizes of two gold rings to the best warbler in the house. On Wednesday night, male exotic dancers are on stage, beginning at 9. Centre - field's is at 1050 Brock Rd., Pick- ering. Call 837-1850. DANNY'S PLACE: Danny's has a beach party with a top prize of a beach umbrella to be given away on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. It's karaoke on Sundays, starting at 8 p.m., with a S50 cash prize for the winner and a free tape to all who take part. Danny's has a Monte Carlo Night every Thursday and the best of rock 'n' roll music on Wednesdays. Danny's is at 88 Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Call 683-2940. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: The Fox & Flowerpot Pub fea- tures the music of The John Dee- han Quartet Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. The Fox & Flowerpot is in the Village Courtyard in Pickering Village. Call 428-2162. HARP AND THISTLE: The Harp and Thistle has the country music of Mary Ellen on Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Irish crooner Jack Gordon takes the stage on Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and again on Sunday from 7 to 1 I p.m. Kieran, the D.J., will spin some tunes during breaks in the FRES" Fresh Food FRESH BAKED _ eAK BREAD - C04 ED for the healthy appetite �,�`� r ----------------------------i FREE FOOnON sus OR SALAD ' WITH THE PURCHASE OF A FOOTLONG OR SALAD ,;,(OF EOUAL OR GREATER VALUE) AND ANY 22 OZ SOFT DRINK LIIWT ONE COUPON PER VISIT EXPIRES APRIL 166'93 465 Bayly St. 705 Kingston Rd. 1340 Kingston Rd. (At Westney Rd.) (At Whdesl Rd.) (At Liverpool Rd.) 1 AJAX PICKERING PICKERING L---- 686.7757 ---- 420.9911 ----- 831 -SUBS ---J WHO SAID YOU CAN'T TEACH AN OLD DOG NEW TRICKS? 1993-1965_28 times 7 (for dog years) --1961 H Dared if I know, and besides what's that in restaurant years? IS NOW OPENED ZKOVO& FOR BREAKFAST SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS FROM 8 A.M. From Eggs Benedict and Bacon & Eggs To French Toast and Hot Cakes and a Kid's menu for the little tad poles. A full value priced menu at good old Massey's. 774 Liverpool Rd. S. Growing with Pickering since 1%5. 839-5758 live music on Saturday and Sun- day. Jack Gordon is back at the Harp and Thistle for St. Patrick's Day March 17. The Harp and Thistle is at 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Call 428-0943. DONA Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y Miguels has live Mexican music every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Dona Y Miguels is at 325 Westney Rd., Ajax. Call 686-4468. JOKERS: Jokers has the music of one-man boogie band Jimmy Fraser on Friday and Sat- urday from 9 P.M. Lo a.m. and Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. Jokers is at 35 Bayly St., Ajax. Call 427- 0337. KANGAROOS: The band Dynasty entertains with dance music and soft rock Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kangaroos hosts the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 p.m. to midnight. The bar's at 985 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Call 839-6845. KERRY INN: The Kerry Inn has the Mike McCluskey Band on stage Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The band will also be on stage during the Kerry Inn's fourth anniversary celebrations on Sunday from 7 to I 1 p.m. The band plays a wide variety of rock `n' roll dance music. The Kerry Inn is in the Cloveridge Plaza, 967 Westney Rd. S. at Harwood Ave., Ajax. Call 428-8790. MONKEY BAR & GRILL: The Ajax nightspot has classic rock 'n' roll and top -40 hits with The Great Puba Friday and Satur- day 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. it s Two for the Show playing a wide assort- ment of music Wednesday nights, starting at 8:30 p.m. There's karaoke on Thursday nights, start- ing at 8:30 p.m. On Sunday, there's a jam session featuring Two for the Show, starting at 8:30 p.m. The Monkey Bar will cele- brate St. Patrick's Day with a party on Wednesday, March 17. Two for the Show plays Irish music beginning at 8:30 p.m. The bar will host the Mr. �tnd Ms. Beautiful Body Contest, spon- sored by Premier Health ,lubs, on Saturday, March 20, starting at 9 p.m. The Monkey Bar & , Drill is at 172 Hunt St. in Ajax. 'all 619- 1236. MORkiAN'S PLA(*F. Mor- gan's Place has Pip's Karaoke Fri- day from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m ht Sat- urday, enjoy the mus . 4 The Royz Band 'rom 9 p.m : o I a.m. Morgan , 01lace is at -i. Liver- pool Rd. ;.. Pickerin ;. gall 839- 4744. ROY SCOT: "he Roval Scot rid-, ;ne Full Count Blues Band this iaturday from ' • 30 p.m. to I a.m.:itarting Marr; 6, the Royal Scot has karaoKc every Tuesday night. The Rovat Scot is at 44 Hunt St., Ajax. Fall 683- 3125. If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Rivett at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be included in this weekly fea- ture. Announcing Tim Hortons New Smoke -Free Location. In response to an increasing number of requests from our customers, your local Tim Hortons is now providing a non-smoking location to serve you better. .The following smoke-free location can now be found at: WrftA t t~ 674 Kingston Road at Whites Road P�iM�i�M�M1, iwMf�Jlir1R�>�• e AD Billboard is a free future 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 -Picker- ing News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. SOCCER REGISTRATION: The Ajax Warriors final registration for the summer outdoor soccer sea- son is at the Warriors clubhouse (Ajax Community Centre grounds) on Sat., March 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p m. Cost is S75 per player or S210 per family of three or more players. Space is limited in some divisions. 427-4789 WIDOWED: The local chapter of THEOS, an international net- work of newly -widowed men and women, meets Sun.. March 14 at 2 p.m at St. Andrews Presbyteri- an Church, Cochrane S' N., Whit - by. The group meets the second Sunday of every month. 668-2648 (Dorothy). STAMP CLUB: The Ajax Philatel- ic Society meets Mon., March 15, 7:30 p.m., at St. Bernadette's Parish Hall, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayty St., Ajax. An auc- tion of surplus stamps will be held. 683-0240, 839-2068. WOMEN AND AIDS: Women Positively Speaking, a support group for women whose lives have been affected by HIV or AIDS, meets Mon., March 15 at 7 p.m. The group meets in Oshawa every other Monday. Call the AIDS Committee of Durham at 723-8201. WOMEN'S ACTION: The Women's Action Coalition (Durham) meets Mon., March 15 at 7 p.m The topic is Guidelines for Treatment of Victims by Police and Crown Attorneys. For loca- tion, call 837-2725 or 619-2602 LA LECHE: The La Leche Rock `n' roll at Annandale AJAX - You can rock the night away to the music of two local bands at the Annandale Golf and Country Club Saturda% night. Sunset Blvd. is emerging as one of Durham's finest top -40 bands, covenng such artists as L;'_', Sfax ' ebster, John Slellencamp, Bad Company and The Doobie Brothers. The band features the vocal prowess of front man Joe Paumeri, Joined by bassist Hughie Ibanez, drummer/vocalist Pat Duerden and guitarist/vocalist John Brock - en. Meanwhile, Mr. Bill, formed in Januar%, brings together the tal- ents of four musicians from Ajax, Pickering, Whitby and Newcasde. The quartet delivers a fresh, unique brand of jazz -laced rock which highlights each instrument. Mr. Bill covers such diverse acts as Uzeb, Jeff Beck, Rush, Brand X. Joe Sa=ni and it plays some newly -penned original mate- rial. Mr. Bill features Pierre Fauteux on saxophone and synthesizers, Rahlen Sullaphen on bass, Glen Wilson on guitars and vocals and Pat Duerden on percussion. Admission is S4 at the door. The doors open at 8 p.m. Call 427-8414. 30T" BIRTHDAY BASH EVERYONE'S INVITED Date: Sunday, March 14th Tone: 2:00 p.m. Cake cutting ceremony and welcome by Donald Beaumont, President and CEO, Kmart Canada Limited. PICKERING TOWN CENTRE - Enjoy FREEbirthday cake - Receive commemorative gifts: baseball caps, balloons, buttons, T-shirts • Colouring contest and a DONALD BEAUMONT clown to entertain the kids Presidenit and CEO • In-store savings with Blue Kmart Canada Limited Light Specials every 30 minutes • 30" coffee in Kmart's bright, cheery restaurant 0 • Kmart will award 15.00 Gift Certificates to everyone bom on its birthday, March 14th • League of Ajax meets Tues., March 16 at 7:45 p.m. The group offers information and support to mothers wishing to breast feed. Pregnant women, mothers and babies are welcome. Call 683- 6188 for more information and meeting location. FREE FROM FEAR: The Free From Fear Foundation meets Tues., March 16 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 16, 9:30 OF THE MONKEY BAR AND GRILL 172 Hunt St, Ai3x 619-1236 SNE UVE FRL b SAT. GRAND PUBA _ 'LET'S PARTY' SPECIAL. WED., MAR. 17 QST. PATRICK'S • X_ PARTY with TWO FOR THE SHOW Draws Prizes SAT., MAR. 20 MR. & MS. BEAUTIFUL BODY COMPETITION Sponsored by Premier Health Clubs Best in Live Entertainment and Dancing 14 a.m., at the Ajax Seniors' Friend- ship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. An Irish program with Eric Glen- holmes will be held. 683-7799. PARENTS' SUPPORT: The Associ- ation of Parent Support Groups meets Tues., March 16. It offers support for parents of teens who "lie, get poor grades, steal, use drugs, etc". The group meets every Tuesday. For time and loca- tion, call 223-7444 BRIDAL SHOW: A bridal fashion show featuring "recycled" gowns Your calendar of COMMS event will be held Tues.. March 16, 8 p.m. at Papp's Restaurant Ban- quet Hall, 1790 IGngston Rd., Pick- ering. Proceeds to Canadian Cancer Society. Live entertain- ment, complimentary refresh- ments, cash bar, door prizes. Tick- ets S 10 each. 839-5335. ONE -PARENT FAMILIES: The Ajax -Pickering One -Parent Family Association holds its weekly meet- ing Wed., March 17, 8 p.m. in the conference room at the old Volk- swagen plant. 777 Bayly St ITS YOUR CHOICE ""' "i"" "'i'a""a, 1 fort BUFFET Tuesdays & Wednesdays 1°` BURGERS Saturdays & Sundays 1 PRIME RIB from 4 p.m. 1 DINNER Expire, March 19th 1 SATURDAYS ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET Tuesday -Friday 5-9 p.m. 1 Prime Ribs/Prime Night Saturdays from $995 1 1 428-60221 tsoutd h Bay 1 � I restaurant 785 Westney Rd., Ajax speciailyNcea 199Q Excel CX • 5 -speed manual transmission • 1.5 litre electronic fuel injected engine • Michelin all -season radials • 5 year/100,000km warranty • 24 hour roadside assistance" �, sb— d .man w- W_ Niced I99a E aG L • 1.6 litre double overhead cam • Electronic multi -point fuel injection • Michelin all -season radials • 5 year/100,000km warranty" • 24 hour roadside assistance" r • ETR am/fm stereo cassette . 'See dealer for details "Econom}' Car of the Year" ELantra 11111111 88 Pickering Hyundai UMrMD TIME ONLY! HYunDR1 DEALERS ASSOCIATION 220 Bayl}- Street East, Ajax 427-0111 'limited time offer 1993 Excel CX 3 -door from 17295 1993 Elanlra GL from 19 995 License freight P D 1 and taxes extra Price shown is M S R P less promotwnal discount Participating dealers may sell for less I t�TTf�'+T'7 1 1 1! ITL 1 1 1 1 TIM 11111 i ADVERTIM I""% scumW!lBiN►Gtt I 1'ha A special supplement to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser March 12, 1993 1 Kids 0 uiz * How much do you * * know about Saint Patrick's Day? * 1. What was the first country to celebrate Saint Patrick's Day? 2. What did Saint Patrick do? 3. What color is usually worn on Saint Patrick's Day? 4. What symbol is used during Saint Patrick's Day festivities? •• What am I? 1. 1 am a type of singing without words. I'm popular in Switzerland and Austria. 2. 1 equal four quarter notes. 3. 1 am a dance of German origin in 3/4 time. I'm one of the first to get people to hold each other. 4. 1 fix the pitch to the lines and spaces of the staff. 5. 1 have a long neck, and am fretted and stringed, My back is open. 6. 1 am a combination of tones sounding together. Connect The Dots K 27 .. 2S•�M 2f • •70 27• • N 2I• M •I1 e OU 21• A/ �— •72 1• 1f. • � 17 N 1 •' �36 >7 �.• • •t0 12- • • � 4, . y • •1 s7lu a If ,(uouueH .g o8ueg 'S 3a1j 't7 ziIeM •E mw ilogta -Z 1 --Pok - i S119ASNv PUZZLE PATCH ANSWERS - Left to right, Row 1: 11, 10, 7.12. Row 2:8,12,13,7. Row 3:10,11,12,7. Row 4:11, 7, 8, 14. you've c;ot** To Be Joking ��* What is a caterpilar? An upholstered worm. What has panes and doesn't ache? A window. Why is a river rich? Because it has two banks. What bow cannot be tied? A rainbow. Did you* know... The number of daylight hours increases during the spring, and the tem- peratures begin to go up. As nature comes alive, flowers bloom and hibernating animals wake up from long naps. Puzzle Patch KIDS QUIZ ANSWERS: 1. Ireland; 2. He was a missionary to Ireland in the 5th century A.D. who converted the Irish to Christianity; 3. Green; 4, Shamrock e e ve s.1 The Pic ring Tow ntre is brigging togethe five (5) PICKEMNG of Can 's best wn childr 's performe for 1 V 1� CENIRE. ;the h Breakd - every how is1 V /l �I See pag 1 or j I -Ia h 15 -19.10:30 - noon -1:30 IPlus, see Juno Award NSR Nominee Live AN FooTE �n concert for One show only t., Alarch 20 1• _ •Op P.m. MGR 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTIM FRIDAY, MARCH M 1"3 TO DO IN PI C K PICKERING - Go fly a kite. Swoop down the water slide at the recreation complex pool or sign up for a drama workshop. All these activities, and much more, are being offered in Pickering during March break. Read on, and make your plans. - SWIMMING - A giant inflat- able slide will be featured at the Pickering Recreation Complex pool, 1867 Valley Farm Rd., Fri- day, March 12 through Sunday, March 21. Public swim hours are 1 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. daily. Cost is S1.50 per child. Call 831- 1711 or 683-6582. - Theme days are planned at the Dunharton High School Indoor pool, which offers public swim- ming from 2 to 4 p.m. daily during the March Break: week. Monday is Wacky Hat Day: Tuesdav includes Water Baskethall: Wednesday. wear Wacky Sunglasses: Thursday is Inside Out Day and Friday fea- tures Beach Ball Volleyball and Water Polo. Admission is S1.50 for youths. S2.50 for adults or S4.75 per family. Call 420-462 - RACQUET SPORTS - Stu- dents can play squash or racquet- ball at the Pickering Recreation Complex during March Break for half price. Book a court 24 hours in advance and pay S5.35 during prime time or 54.25 during non- prime time. Call 831-1730. - SKATING - Public skating is offered at the recreation complex from 1 to 3 p.m. daily from Mon- day. March 15 to Friday. March 19. Cost is S2.25 per person or S4.50 for a family pass. - ARTS CA.%1P - Children ages six to 12 can enjoy a full week of activities including drama. art. games, crafts. pottery. swimming and theme days at the recreation complex. Bus transportation is available. The camp runs from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily: cost for the week is SM. Supen ision and ottxr activities are available from 7 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. for children of work- ing parents. Call 42(1-4621. - SPORTS CAMP - Pine Ridge High School, laverpool Rd. North, is the location for a sports camp for children ages six to 13. Activities include sports. games. theme competitions and swimming. Bus transportation is available. The camp costs S88. working parents have the option of choosing extended supervision from 7 a.m. to 6:15 pm. Call 420-4621. - ENTERTAINMENT CAMP - The Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401, is offer- ing a supervised day camp operat- ing from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. throughout the week. The camp is available to children over five years of age. Supervision is available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The camp includes children's performers, car- nival rides and snacks for a fee of $29.95 daily. Call 891-2190 or pick up registration forms at the centre. SHINNY HOCKEY -Take your skates and a stick to the Don Beer Arena. Dillingham Rd., for shinny hockey weekdays from noon until 2 p.m. The fee is S3. Call Stan at 831-1035. - PICKERING CENTRAL LIBRARY FUN - Tickets for events at the central branch will be available as of Saturday. March 6. The Central Library is located in the civic complex at One The Esplanade. Call 831-6873. Pro- grams at all Town libraries are free unless otherwise noted. - Mondav, March 15 - Children ages six to eight can learn to draw dinosaurs at 10:30 am. - Wednesdav, March 17 - Let's do lunch I Children ages six and up are invited for lunch and fun that includes stories. crafts and a film from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Lunch will be provided. Cost is S2 per child. - Thursday, March 18 - Hop- scotch around the world at 2 p.m. as tlx: library presents different ver- sions of the ancient game. For chil- dren ages six and up. BAY RIDGES LIBRARt' FAIRS' TALES - F=ractured Fairy Tales will he presented at the Bay Ridges Library Tuesday. March 16 at 10:30 a.m. Children ages seven and up are invited to hear fairy tales with a twist. The library is in the East Shore Community Centre. 910 Liverpool Rd. Call S'9-308;. - GREENWOOD LIBRARti' FUN' - The Greenwood branch. Westnev Rd. south of the Sixth Concession. offers films, crafts and stories Wednesdav, March 17 from 10:30 a.m. until noon. Chil- dren under seven will require an adult to help with crafts_ Register at 683-!18.3.3. - ROUGE HILL LIBRARY ACTIVITIES - Registration is now being taken for the following programs at the Rouge Hill branch, Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2. Call 509-2579. - Tuesday, March 16 - A drama workshop conducted by profession- ___ So** Bring == 4* Dad To... !'amity Fun badness Days 3a ?l6 >t[etro =art Trach Centrt Brock Road! Hf jhway 401, Pidwrim! I PURI march 12-391 1993 laugh, Sing and Tell Sta ies VIM. Dr. Bendoli Doo Doo The Clown Show Madam Buskerjly the Dancing Ballerina on Stilts Esops Fables Show - Cusperth and the Dragon Teeth Pin Head - Magic Johnny Toronto the Juggler Cyclist PMtiQ The Sphere Clown Band ' Cr4ti Area pP Full Carnival Rides Jelly Bean Face Painting �1 and so much more!!! al actors will be held for children ages eight to 12 at 11 a.m. - Wednesday, March 17 - Dinosaur stories and crafts are offered at 1 p.m. for children ages six and up. - Thursday, March 18 - Learn all about kites from 9 a.m. to noon. The Eagle's Nest organization will host a presentation and kite -making sessions for children ages eight to 12. Tickets are 52.60 per child to cover the cost of materials. - Friday, March 19 - It's Games Day at the library from 10 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. Children ages eight and up are invited for stories and board games. - ONTARIO HYDRO INFO CENTRE - Free activities are offered at Ontario Hvdro's Infor- mation Centre from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays during March Break. Enjoy animated films, bus tours of the Pickering Nuclear Gen- erating Station, presentations on energy and computer games. Chil- dren under 12 must be accompa- nied by an adult. Travel south on Brock Rd. and watch for signs. Call 839-0465. - CHILDREN'S PERFORM- ERS - A different performer will entertain children each day at the Pickering Town Centre. Show times are 10:30 a.m., noon and 1:30 p.m. daily from March 15 to ]March 19. Monday. enjoy the music of But I'm Just a Kid. Tuesday. Eric Naeler entertains. Wednesday. Kideo is on stage. Polka Dot Door Live takes over on Thursday. Per- formances conclude Friday with the songs and fun of Markus. - Children's performers will also be entertaining at the Metro East Trade Centre, Hwy. 401 and Brock Rd., from i l am. to 6 p.m. daily. Admission is $5 per day. On stage will be the Sphere Clown Band Dr. Bendoli, Johnny Toron- to, Madame Buskertly, Cuthbert and the Dragon's Teeth, Animal Crackers Puppet Shows and Easops Fables. Carnival rides will also be available for an extra fee. - BOWLING - Celebrity Lanes, 963 Brock Rd. South, will be open for bowling noon until 6 p.m. all week. Cost is $15 per hour per lane, and $1.50 for shoe rentals. I HE OlY MPI AN .- LIS � FLOHO HOME OF T BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND! FOURTH REGISTRATION FOR SWIMMING FUNDAMENTALS FOR KIDS SPACE IS LIMITED PREREQUISITE: RED CROSS RED LEVEL OR EQUIVALENT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL CATHY GERROIR (416) 430-6765 CJ?AFT S PAPERMAKING AT HOME EQUIPMENT Scrap paper Plant and vegetable scraps Stables, tacks or waterproof glue 2 wooden frames (suggested dimensions 20cm x 15cm) Nylon fly screening Kitchen cloths (at least 2) A wash basin Blender Sponge Iron 1 To make paper you must first make a 'paper mould' - a wooden frame with nylon fly screen stapled tightly to it. You can use a second wooden frame (deckle) without the fly screen to help make your paper more even. the paper. Be certain the blender is unplugged if you do this.) To this mixture (pulp) you can add small amounts of veg- etable material like orange peels, carrot tops or flowers, and blend again. Coloring the Pulp: If you want colored paper, you can add fab- ric dye to the pulp. Make sure the dye is non-toxic. 4Pour the mixture into a large plastic basin, half -full of warm water, increasing or decreasing the amount of the pulp will affect the thickness of your paper. 5 Place the deckle on top of your screen. With both hands, dip the mould into the basin and scoop up some of 2Take some scrap paper, the pulp. Gently shake the remove any plastic or sta- mould back and forth to get an pies, tear it into small pieces even layer of fibres on the (about 2cm) square and soak it screen. When the water has in hot water for half an hour. drained through, place the mould to one side and carefully STake a handful We off the deckle, leaving the of the soaked just -formed sheet on the paper and put screen. intoablander about ' half -full of warm water. Blend at a �, " -r deckle moderate speed until you no longer mould see pieces of paper. (If you have problems. take out some of $50000 OFF ALL SLATE BILLIARD TABLES SALE ENDS SAT., MARCH 27,1993 LEASE TO OWN FROM %r MONTH .1 IV, Ia&&OVA • tiTo remove the paper from the screen, lay a clean kitchen cloth on a flat table, then take the screen and lay it face down on the cloth. Soak up any extra water from the back of the screen with a sponge. Very gently fife the screen - the paper should remain on the cloth. 7 T dry the paper quickly, cover it with another cloth and iron at a medium dry set- ting. Once dry, pull gently on either side of the cloth to stretch it - this helps loosen the paper from the cloth. Gently peel the paper off. 8A CLEAN UP NOTE: When you've finished, col- lect the left over pulp in a strainer. Be careful not to pour pulp down the drain - it might block it. The strained pulp can be put in the composter or kept in a plastic bag in the freezer for the next time. — Ontario Science Centre THE XZWSAVVEl7' M 11MAY, MARCH 1% tl &PAGE 113 �V,d~ (2) TOWN OF PICKERING A • C, DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES AND FACILITIES SPRING FEVER MARCH BREAK EVENTS & DISCOUNTS Recreation Complex Student Discounts Racquet Sports Prime Time Court $5.35 Non Prime Time $4.25 Public Skating at the Recreation Complex 1:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M. Family $4.50 Per Person $2.25 St. Paddy Day Special Offer Recreation Complex 6 month Health Club Membership $85.00 Swim N Slide during Public Swimming Recreation Complex 1:00-4:00 P.M. daily 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. evenings Dunbarton Indoor Pool Special Event Day 2:00-4:00 P.M. daily Don Beer Arena - Shinny Hockey 12 noon -2:00 P.M. daily $3.00 1 1 1 - � 1 1 1 THIS CERTIFICATE ENTITLES THE 1 TW THIS CERnFKATE ENTITIES THE 1 1 BEARER TO UNUMITED USE OF ANY Expires 1 BEARER TO UNUMITED USE OF ANY Expirssl 1 PREMIER OR MADEMOISELLE SPA FACILITY March 1 PREMIER OR MADEMOISELLE SPA FACIUTY Msrehl 1 FOR TWO WEEKS ABSOWTELY FREE OF CHARGE 241931 FOR TWO WEEKS ABSOLUTELY FREE OF CHARGE 241931 1 FITNESS COUPON 1 FITNESS COUPON 1 -- ---z--------------------------------- PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVER UM F1RiDAY, MARCH 12,1"3 ES hey kids ! With a little help around the stove, here's a lunch you can make yourself. Yogurt shakes METHOD: Mix all ingredients in a blender, Pour into tall glasses and serve. SOMETHING DIFFERENT: Why not use strawberry icecream and strawberry jam instead of honey? Or, chocolate ice cream and bananas? Cheese and Sausage Balls METHOD: INGREDIENTS: Heat oven to 375E - 3 cups Teabisk Using your hands, work all or Bisquick bat_ ter. ingredients together until well and pork blended. esus age meat Form into small balls, place X10 oZ- cheddar cheese, on a cookie sheet and flatten grated (watch your slightly. finger tips). Bake for 10 to 15 minutes or Test -taking is a skill in Itself, and It Is until slightly browned. one you can learn In How To Take Peanut Butter Treats METHOD: Melt chocolate in a double boiler. Add peanut butter and stir until melted. Spoon into small paper baking cups until three-quarters full, and top with a peanut if desired. Chill before serving. 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AT THE MOVIES ALADDIN: The highly cclaimed animation is one most ids have seen already, but it ,robably would be just as enjoy- ble the second time around. Vhat child wouldn't want to see he magic between Aladdin and ienie once again? For those who aven't seen the movie yet, it's bout a boy who finds a magic intern and the whimsical Genic )side. The Genie is played by the (ways clever Robin Williams. !'s guaranteed to be a favorite Pith parents and children alike. HOMEWARD BOUND: 'HE INCREDIBLE JOUR - ]EY: This tale featuring two ogs and a cat has some breath- lking scenery. The three lost ns are trying to get back home. Lit it's not just a walk from the all, it's over treacherous terrain. A FAR OFF PLACE: Two rave teenage frinds face an xciting and perilous African dventure when they are forced to take a 1,000 -mile trek across the idomitable Kalaharai desert. In ddition, Walt Disney Pictures I'd Steven Spielberg present an II new Maroon Cartoon starring .oger Rabbit and Baby Herman i a TRAIL Mit-UP, a special Hort attraction playing exclusive - r with a far off place. rT THE VIDEO STORE Some children's movies you fight have forgotten about: The ABBOTT and COSTEL- ,O movies. There are five quali- ty ones, with Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein being the best of the bunch. This slapstick humor is from a bygone era, but the laughs are still there. Now - could be the time to introduce ,mother generation to Abbott and Costello's wacky ways. If these guys are too old, then there is a whole collection of Walt Disney movies you could hunt down. The ABSENT-MINDED PROFESSOR, which stars the KINDERNASTIC KIDS pring Registration 1550 Bayly St. Unit 38A Tues., March 30th 6:00-7:30 P.m - Wed., March 31st 6:15-7.45 p.m. Gymnastics, Crafts & Acro Dance Programs Ages: Walking to 16 yrs.," Parent Tot CymI4 waNcing to 21/2 years 45 min. Kids In Motion Gymnasbcs program Acro Dance 5-16 yrs. and Gymnastics for dancers Parent A Tot Class 18 mos. -2 1/2 yrs. 1 hr. creative Play program Preschool Playtime 3-5 1/2 yrs. Tues. b Thurs. 9:15.11:30 After School Action Cil. Just whewa tIN. rw Yr" , 1110" 6-loym. 6.10yrs 1 1/2 hr. gyw kv k program 1 12 h. gpwwW vrogr late Fred McMurray, is one of the better offerings. Good old McMurray stumbles across (lub- ber (flying rubber) but nobody believes he has discovered the magical compound, except the bad guy who tries to steal it from him. If cartoons are more to your child's liking, you could look for the Charlie Brown movies. The Peanuts Gang is always good for a few hours of enjoyment. CHARLIE BROWN, A CELEBRATION, is widely - acclaimed as the best Peanuts of all time. For the sports fans there is IT'S THREE, STRIKES, CHARLIE BROWN. Still with animation, The DR. SEUSS SERIES is one most younger children would enjoy. And not just for the silly charac- ters. BAMB1, the stop• about the deer and other creatures in the forest is one for all ages. It truly is a classic and one that shouldn't be missed. FERN GULLY: THE LAST RAINFOREST is about a fairy who discovers the human race is not so humane. This film with a message features the voices of some of Hollywood's biggest names. For the older kids the STAR WARS movies are a sure bet to a good day's entertainment. Luke Skywalker and the troops trans- formed science -fiction movies into an art form. Without question the best sci- fi films of all time. They are per- fect for those days with nothing to do. If these movies aren't to your liking, head down to the local video store and check out the children's movie section. THE FIVE STAR CHILDREN'S FESTIVAL March 15 to 19 10:30 * noon • 1:30 The Pickering Town Centre is bringing to��ether five (5) of Canada's best known children's perfomners for the March Break. And best of all —every show is FREE! Plus, during the Manch Break, play STAR SEARCH In 1 stores and be eligible to win a SUPERNINTENDO game set,, Mario Paint and valuable Pickering Town Centre Gift Certificates. A e. W& ONLY fAE VERY BEST! MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10A%1-9Pn1 SATURDAY 9:VAN"PNI St'NDAY NOON- 5P11 HIPVV. 401 AT LIVERPOOI. ROAD 683-7171 280 SHOPS & SERVICES INCLUDING EATON'S, SEARS, KMART & DOMINION THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1993 -PAGE 15 NICOLE is spending her March Break in New York. Let Harlow Model Image Center get you started on the road to an exciting modeling career. BE OUR NEXT DISCOVERY Call now for a free and honest consultation DURHAM'S NEWEST MODELING AGENCY 101 Dundas St. W., 2nd Floor, Whitby, 430-5715 Centre Gets Five Stars! Ift PAGE I6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER M'RIDAT MARCH M 19" NEWS ADVERTISER Area wrestlerst ion c mix I up at Canad' hampionship.,, Work ethic, dedication and perseverance pays off for four hih school ra ler; g g pp By Terry English Special to the \ews Advertiser AJAX-PICKERING - Every once in a while you hear of an athlete's dedication and persever- ance finally being rewarded. For some members of the Oshawa Olympic Wrestling Club. the reward for years of sweat and toil is an opportunity to match their mat skills against the best in the country. At the recent Ontario wrestling championship in St. Catharines, in which the Oshawa club captured first place in team standings, eight of its wrestlers earned. berths in the nationals. In the junior division, Pickering's Scan Pierson and Kerry Ashley qualified for the nationals in April in Ch Saskatoon. %leanwhile Peter Thompson of Ajax and Chad Pearson of Pickering qualified for the senior nationals in Kamloops. According to coach Stan Tzo- gas, the four wrestlers differ in size and strength, but they all share one common characteris- tic ... an outstanding work ethic. "Out of all the members that we have, the people going on to the nationals are our most dedi- cated athletes," says Tzogas, one of l'_ coaches at the Oshawa club. "That's a big factor for their success. They Ire :he ones who have been coming out to practice regularly and it's paving off for them." Along with a strong work ethic, these wrestlers are equipped with equal amounts of talent and experience, informs Tzogas, and should produce some strong results at the nationals. enough experience at the Ontar- ios to do well. "There's a lot of variables in wrestling and strength and weight are just a few. But so many things come into play that experi- ence means you'll feel comfort- able with the surroundings because you've been there before and you'll have confidence in yourself." ad Pearson Sean Pierson Pierson tops the list of Oshawa wrestlers favored to do well. The 16 -year-old Dunbarton student is competing in his first year at the junior level (16-18 age group), but is a former two-time national champion in the cadet division 11.4-15). Tzogas also predicts good things from Ashley, Pearson, and Thompson, all of whom have pre- vious national experience. "The rest of them, it'll be their first time (at the nationals)," notes Tzogas, "but they have Because of its ,success over the � ears, the Oshawa Olympic Wrestling Club has estab- lished itself as one of the best in the province. Last year, the club turned in another solid outing at the national corn - Kerry Ashley petitions and was the top -placing Ontario team in both the cadet and junior categories (finishing fourth and third overall, respec- tively). At the senior level. Oshawa beat out several top university teams. "Up until this year, most of the wrestlers have been from the Durham Region," Tzogas says. "But right now, we have wrestlers from Orillia driving two hours to come to our practices. "I think it's (the club's repu- tation), the coaching and the ath- Dunbarton High rugby Spartans go on two-week playing tour against Brits By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - Dunbarton High School's boys' rugby teams are across the pond for a playing tour of England. A total of 33 junior and senior - age players on two Dunbarton Spartans' rugby squads will play a series of games against five schools in England during their two-week stay there. The Dunbarton contingent left for England Wednesday and will arrive back in Canada March 24. Dunbarton rugby coach Terry Fallis notes the school's rugby teams have toured England at least a half-dozen times. During this tour, the Spartans will play against Broxborne and Gofs schools, both of Hartford - shire; Bristol Grammar school of Bristol; Whitgift school of South Croydon; and the Sixth Form School of Cambridge. They'll be renewing old rivalries with three schools they've played on previ- ous tours — Broxborne, Bristol and Whitgift. Both Dunbarton squads will play a game against each school during the tour. CALL AL RIVETf Since the English schools are "It's good preparation for us," well into their rugby season, Fallis says Fallis. "Ibey've been playing says this tour will provide solid for a while over there and our competition for the Spartans boys will get four or five games who'll get the jump on their com- under their belts. 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GAYLY MEDICAL CENTRE JOSEPH SCHNEIDER 1420 Bayly St, Unit 06 Pickering Chtropoiiftm Foot spmtattst _ 420-6285 Scoreboard AJAX WAMWM SOCCER CLUB Indoor soccer waulls clwws Doors 11 5 , s 33 16 20 B arty Walsh and Jackie Mollsroft 59.2%; Perry UNDER-EIGHT21RE Midlow. Photo 11 3 3 5 16 15 14 VNope Piympulh 11 and John Peaoock $11.9% FER r RESULTS UIILTS 3 7 1 13 25 7 Avery i Sara 11 AJAX MIDGE CLUB Bruce BlssoB 3 (Goals by Lindsay Murphy 2, Kon 0 9 2 5 27 2 AJAX LADIES VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE Rsol t vera Tues. IlerA 9 Fad) vs. Doddy Malde 1 (Goal by Brandon Gurley); As of MN 2 MEN'S AND LADIES PAIRS Dickson PrImi g 7 (Goals by Darryl Thomson 7) vs. ROUND THREE —FOOL PLAY MEWS SECTION SECTION V)Iags Plynauth 2 (Gook by Angela Croft 2); gals. :Mala TEAM G W L T PTS NOBS ens Dalen by Ryan Phulchand 5, Matthew Slammnsrs Gene L and Mark Martinek 56.8%; Januzc Paul Haire 2) vs. Ray's Trophies 4 (Goals by Adrian 8 7 1 0 14 T'gers Jun and Dod 9son 56.1%; Bill and Greg Jean-Paul 3, Craig Slacklock); Midtown Photo 5 8 7 1 0 14 U.P. Sweer�y �' ((',osis by Mirl ' Samos 2. Marc Cassagnol, Mar- Speedy EAST -WEST tin Berrorla-Castanon. Jonathon Lauronzp vs. Doer 6 4 4 0 8 SNAFU Keith Balcombe and John DDuquette 65.5%; Ken Creek 2 (Goals by Nathaniel Allard 2). Big Bam Boom iden and Pat Crampsey 58.3%: Jahn Cook and UNDER43GHT DIVISION STANDINGS 8 3 5 0 6 Upper Deck Moo, mi. urn 8 2 6 Hataez Dandouh 50.9%, M d Feb. 21 0 4 n LADIES SECTION TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Dow Deer Creek 10 7 3 0 36 18 21 Odds d Ends 4 0 4 0 0 NORTMSOUTH Linda Arthur and Kay Crawford 63.9x; Diane Bal- Bissell 10 6 2 2 19 11 20 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB combs and Rea Rennox 60.2%: Linda Orms and Midtown Photo 10 6 3 1 32 16 19 Results from Tues. March 2. Monica Duquette 53.7%; Ph lass Bur an and y 9 Doddy Maids 10 4 3 3 31 30 15 CON. OLYMPIAD FUN GAME Joanne Marden 52.3%. Bakers Dozen 10 4 4 2 33 34 14 NORTHSOUTH NOVICE SECTION Dickson Printing 10 3 5 2 26 34 11 village Plymouth 10 2 6 2 14 31 8 Donna Dizig and Ian Coals 60.4%: Sheila Jenset Pat NORTH SOUTH Jim Fairchild and Toby Todero 59.4%; Gail Rays Trophies 10 1 7 2 21 38 5 and Crampsey 59.8%; Greg Whittaker and Jim Martell 59.5%; Mark Martinek and Doris Opden- Woodrow and Anita Mclnlosh 55 %. FES, Zl RESULTS velde 57.2%; Grog and gill Sweeney 55.3%; June EAST -WEST Audrey Martell and Marilyn Abthorpe 56.9%; Mary Village Plymouth 1 (Goal by David Hunchak) vs. Pattison and Hafez Dandouh 50.9%. EAST -WEST and Gail Walmaisy 51.3%, Avery 8 Sons 0; Harwood Food City 1 (Goal by Joanne and Ken Marden 60.4: Paul MacNeill METRO JUNIOR'A' HOCKEY LEAGUE Kevin Spurs) vs. Midtown Photo 0; Canada Trust 4 and Chris Chambers 59.5%; Kay Crawford and Linda SAUER DIVISION As o/ March t t (Goals by Devin Yacoob 2. Lawrence Swailes, Kip Arthur 57.4%; Frank Pichler and Monica Duquette TEAM GP W T Linton) vs. Gem'?s Doors 2 (Goals by Christopher 54.9%; Sonia Bell and Donelda Crawford 54.7%; L F A PTS Wexford Newell, Daniel Kunz). UNDER -10 DIVISION STANDINGS Larry Lazazzera and Andrea Davis 54.7Y•. 46 36 7 3 206 107 75 Wellington 46 26 17 3 229 183 55 As of Feb. 21 NOVICE SECTION NORTH -SOUTH North York 45 22 22 1 184 197 45 TEAM GP W L T F A PTS Lynne Papizzo and Hearne• Wades 60.5%; Lorraine Oshawa 47 16 28 3 194 23' 35 Kingston 46 ' S 28 198 Canaca T-ust 11 7 2 2 23 '7 23 Harwood Food City 'l 6 2 3 23 '3 21 Carrt7bel' and Tina Blaau 50% 2 155 34 Richr,ond Hill 47 '15 29 2 21C 243 34 EAST -WEST Pickerrg 47 13 29 5 195 278 3' 47IE NBASADVER77BLR YSMAP, MAICA 12 -"93.PAGE 17 Ajax 'AA' n ovi ces drop league title to Orillia AJAX - The Ajax/Village IBEW Local 353 minor novice 'AA' hockey team dropped a close series to Orillia for the league championship. With Orillia leading the six -point series five points to three, Ajax lost the deciding game to the Orillia Terriers 3- 1 on March 1. Despite good goaltending by Chris Wood, Ajax couldn't generate enough offence and were unable AJAX/ to keep the Orillia forwards at VILLAGE bay. MINOR HOCK.V Joey Kelly scored the lone Ajax goal, assisted by Daniel Strang and Jamie Smith. Ajax won game two with a 3-1 victory. Spectacular goaltending by Wood paved the way for the Ajax win. Brian Smart scored twice for Ajax with a single to Greg Harman. Assisting were Steven Balvers, Andre Vincent, Russell Dabuzinskas, Kelly and Cameron O'Neill all had one. Ajax was blanked in the third game of the series 4-0 by Orillia. The Ajacians could muster no offence, with solid goaltending provided by Jeff Simmonds. JUST LISTED • --" ° 4 odrm. semi detacreo, 2 r - storey, - finished basement with side - �;'NOW ONLY $169,000! a entrance, fireplace and much �uper south Ajax 3 bdrm includes m tin bsmt. with fp , eat -in kit_ pool and ore. -� CALL .st steps to school & park ,,� __ .h PATRICIA - CALL REABURN• i ,F ! BRIAN KONDO' Mae! 683-8542 683-8542 i rz� FAIMILY TRUST - Ek%IILY TRUST • K • • `H:1 `I:.1' `\ Rl .A::. E•' DAPI;J 11111tu" ONLY $139,900 - 0 :1401,103709 y, 831-4242 1,730 SO. FT.! This lovely 3 bdrm. home may be lrla.r, floor laundry, fam. rm. with f.1 just waiting for you. 3 bdrms., eat ` "` �•�"� in kit., fin. bsmt. with woodbumin P ` h uge deck off kitchen and wro 9 .,asement. Priced to sell <: stove & a pleasure to see. $167,OW! '�� BARRYEARL CALL BRIAN KONDO' i$ 831-4242 683-8542 Fk%IILY TRUST ® F4MILY TRUST c. `i: :'. !:!\; hR • ("URr0IL1JI0% REALTOR �F PAMPER YOURSELF! CAREFUL... ITS LOADED I 71-s stunning 3 bdrm. detached is fin, from . Forget those snow shovel blues. oc to bottom. outside you can admire the Incredible condo! 1 bdrm. +den + ` '34 ft. lot from the 12x24 ft. deck. The fn. solarium. Shows to perfection. • •ec boasts a imey caner lip. Other 1T _ Start dialing' features mi. cent. air, alarm system, air BARBARA PRESTON' cleaner and a great price. Only $167,890. >an �? I CALL 683-8542 MARTY STREETER* mm:�` T 683-8542 FAMILY TRUST- (0Rl'0R.AIIk1\ REAITOR • - • . • • FAMILY TRUST - - (ORIY)R.AT10% REALTOR ,.. 1.3 ACRES EXCEPTIONALLY DECORATED Custom built 4 bdrm. backing ortto 3rd 3 bdrm., 2 storey detached, eat -in kit., wak-n front garage, w/o to back yard. green of gob course. Fin. top to Large master bdrm. with 3•pc. en suite. s bottom w)hrdwd., Ceramics, gas fp., min. watt to school and t Ub y and built-in kit. appl., cent. air, cent. appliances. raruportation. 5 vac, alarm system, prof. fin. rec rm. ABRAHAM HYPOLITE with wet bar, kitchenette & 3 pc. bath. BROKER For a private viewing, please call - 434.5777 ;rip l MICHELE KENNEDY' TOLL FREE PAGER 683-8542 1 (416) 551-6601 /A REALTY INC. FAMILY TRUST , . • . ON'C REALTOR ,URI\)KAINn% REALTOR - PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVEWLSM FRIDAY, MARCH M 190 ti q News REAL E Advertiser (Ajax/Pickering) Pressrun 35,000 every Friday plus Saturday Best Homes ATE & H�AtRtRt0tWtS°M+T° H 0 TM Ek%1 On owe ow 1111101144GRAN mu 6 025% CALL ANY BRANCH MBank of Montreal 41ust IL �� -.•_� � ��, _ � �. tl ji vto ftJ� L �,., �„• '. „� � Y- _ • T III I The Whitney B 1352 sq.ft. Bungalow S172.990 Y Art st Concept Hw-roNN-sinitli. Oshav�7a's premier C011lllltlllll-N: is not on1v close. it's more affordable tllail vou thought possible. NN'by renovate an older home when you can ,et real honest value in a brand nea- Goscan Home? Visit today! HOURS: Mon. - Thm.: I pm - 8 pm Closed Friday am - 6 pm %Z THE .'SAME YOU K'VON: THE EXPERILYCE YO[' TRUST.T" • AURORA • BARRIE • CALGARY • EDMONTON • TORONTO .OTTAWA • OSHAWA • RICHMOND • VANCOUVER • BOSTON • CHICAGO • CINCINNATI • DALLAS • DENVER • MIAMI • SANTA ANA • SAN ANTONIO • WASHINGTON I�r-+r�dt+��t,itf«!K9«�F+a+�°}�.:.„�tt,ji;t,}►t<;+I�t',s.•;`,I.. . . , ,'.'.�>'.•,�.'. ,`.;. �ti t :'i s” F � : s'. s . . , . . . , . THE NEWS ADVF.IL'MER FRIDAY, MARCH 12,1!!3 -PACE 19 k'ax tweens just miss tri to final at tournament AJAX -The Ajax Rand scored for Ajax, with and Beth Sokolowski with etric tween `C' ringette Amber Jones drawing two two each, and singles to m just missed a trip to assists. Anglesey, Jones, Sheri final of the recent The Rand Electric Thompson and Heather hawa Ringette Tourna- tweens rebounded in the Jewel. second game to crush Rand Electric came Kirkland Lake 9-2. Jones from a 4-1 deficit to tie scored three goals to lead Dorchester 4-4 in the third Aiax to the win. Also game. Degnan and Jones scoring were Lee -Anne scored two apiece for Watson and Katie Wheler Ajax. with two each and singles Meanwhile, in recent to Kylie Anglesey and round-robin playoff Kelly -Anne Forsythe. action, Ajax claimed a 6-2 Assists went to Watson, win over Pickering in the Degnan, Diane Howard first game. Jones scored The Ajax squad posted a record of a win, a loss and a tie in preliminary round play, which left the club just short of qualify- ing for the final. Ajax opened the tour- ney with a 5-2 loss to the host Oshawa team. Angela Degnan and Elaine Zuser Aerials gymnasts fare well at qualifier PICKERING - Pickering Aerials gym- level one category. Hurlbun garnered a nasts fared well at the second Metro East fourth -place finish on bars, while Tidy Provincial Qualifying Meet at the `G�was fourth on floor and Mitskopou- Winstonette Gymnastic Association V � , los was fifth on bars. in Markham last weekend. , Meanwhile, in the novice one cat - Jennifer Milne placed a highly egory, D'Arci Newman placed respectable third in the pre- AEF7tA - 3 eighth overall with a fourth on novice level one division. She fin- G-Irt NAS-raes vault and a fifth on bars. Kelly ished first on bars, third on beam and floor O'Neill placed 10th overall in the same and fourth on vault. category. Lindsay Hurlburt, Pamela Tidy and In the novice two division, Kathrvn Effie Mitskopoulos finished ninth, 10th Newton placed second in the floor exer- and 11 th, respectively in the pre -novice cines. ONE-STOP INSURANCE SHOPPING MICHAEL DANKS COLLEEN DAWS LYN STEPHENS Established 1978 Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers started its operation in 1978, with one main objective -- to create happy and satisfied clients. Our one-stop shopping concept has gained a lot of appreciation over the years. We can provide all types of insurance products, business and personal, saving you time and money. We feel that you should not have to run to several institutions to get the protection you want. Your time is best spent running your business. The people at Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers have become insurance specialists for the small businesses in our community. Small business people want peace of mind, knowing they have the proper protection for themselves, their employees and their businesses. This allows them to spend more time to concentrate on their business and to achieve success in their ventures. You can have peace of mind dealing with the people at Pine Ridge Insurance. We can provide you with good advice, proper protection, competitive pricing, good claims -paying underwriters and friendly professional service. We treat our clients the way we expect others to treat us. For more information write, call or fax PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave., Unit 13 Ajax, Ont., L1 S 4S2 Telephone (416)683=9725 Toll -Free 14800-267-7781 Fax (416) 683-6982 four goals with singles to had three goals and Wat- Anglesey and Degnan. son had two for Ajax. Assisting were Watson Watson and Nicole O'Neil with four, Degnan with had two assists each with three and Jones with one. singles to Zuser and Jones. Rand Electric dumped In both playoff games, Oshawa in the second Ajax received good goal - playoff game 5-2. Jones tending by Genevieve 14 91V ABRAHAM HYPOLITE Broker OW REALTY INC. REALTOR BUS:434 - 6777 MIKE LYNCH Sales Representative Hupe and solid play by the rest of the team, including forwards Diane Howard, Lesley Gratton, Heather Jewel, Katie Wheler, Sheri Thompson and defence - men Nicolette Bradley and Amanda Smith. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY, 14 P.M. 34 HARLEY DR. BEST PRICE IN AJAX 3 bdrm , 2 storey Drick detached vr'm garage, cent. air, air cleaner, fin. rec rm. with bar. Wb to fully enclosed deck in back yard. Walking distance to shopping and transportation. $156.900 433-6777. Toll Free Pager 1(416) 551-6g0 i Save on commissions off OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, MARCH td, 1 4 P.M. 768 EDGEWOOD RD. PRIME PICKERING LOCATION 4 bdrms . clean b bngmt Ea' - c' N eery - s-ec N c osr' NATIONAL REAL ESTATE SERVICE Lots of Pg ades Large 'er•ced yard $''4 MC ACHIEVERS LTD, 831-7677 Mike Lyric!, 831-7677 C:) P N H John Boddy Homes FINAL OPPORTUNITY AT A BEST SELLER' - � • - ti' � .-1 7. M M. R ";II L IN - Immediate Possession.' - Full Interior Colour Choices; - 3,850 Square Feet -t Bedrooms; -10' ceilings in main floor living room and foyer, - Log burning fireplaces in living room and family room; - Walk -out basement; - Bay windows in living room, kitchen, dining room, master bedroom and ensuite bathroom; - 3faster ensuite features cultured marble oval whirlpool tub and separate shower stall - Custom land- scaped frith interlocked XWESMOOK drive►rac. _Mum t 0 SALES OFFICE HOL RS NICNDAI"0 THL RS:�A2'.: ?%I :O S Pit. SAT, RDAY.: � AM TO 6 ?v1. CLOSED FR:DAt S. CLOSED SL NDAYS CALL �::•:::: Model Homes also for sale. PAGE 210 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH M IM Ouantity Wans Ouaiity - advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week (576-9335) and Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser (798-7672) Combined Pressrun of 103,000 every Friday ra i 1:= If " 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax - Open: Monday - Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Friday till 6:00 p.m. 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 120 Customer Services Supervisor As part of our obfective to achieve excellence I,. our neia!,orsnip w if, our customers. we nave created a new Customer Services Department. We are now seeking a motivated persor to brag isadersf to and direction to this function. The Department will be directly responsible for many aspects of customer ilaisor. Including technlca� consumer Information, energy usage and management, power quality, revenue metering, marketing and promotional functions. ane Communly electrical safety The Deoanmer: w a:so oversee the custome• related aspects of Other deparments, such as Biding and Construction. Tne Supervisor we now Looe to find w " be an Indrv,dua wnc has obtained an electrical degree through 2-5 years of post -Secondary study, and wino 'itis already demonstrated excephortal Interpe-so•ial SKllls and an aGllty to fommunlcate o4ly and in nett ^g wit'' peers and wrtl customers. through SupervLsory experience and direct Customer cOntaC:. A self -diver persor, they III I need only 11m ted director from the General Manager to achieve their goals P ytx, feel you are tints person, and wol, d fike to -snow, your stuff" a origin,, new and 'tarmonlous environmert. DleaSe w^tit r err dente to T. Yoshiki Ajax Hydro 55 Taunton Road East Ajax, Ontario LIT 3V3 COLBORNE COMMUNITY SERVICES PROPERTY MANAGER rrariage acro be respons,ole (or ;ire overall management and administration of a housing prolect. Shouid De famlliar with the-andiord 7enant Act and Ministry of Housing RGi Guideiines and `cave budget monitonng and Control experience. Supervisory experience an asset. 20 `ours per week, Salary range $14.70 - $16.35 per hour. Please send resume to: Programme Director 413 Dundas St E., Unit 172 Whitby, Ont Lt N 2J2 E.C.E. Minimum 2 yrs. experience. Home Visitor for private home daycare agency. Part-time, flexible, car a must. 837-1947 AUTO Glass Installer - two years experience. valid drivers Icon". clean drwing record. Supply own tools. Mort -Fri, 8 am. -5 Pm. Alternate Saturdays, 8 a -I noon. Good wages and benefits. Appy in person. Apple Auto Glass. 120 Russell, Oshawa. Or Bill, 728.9660. (031 M) FLORIST Business and design training, 3 week course, days or evenings. One•on-one, exciting opportunity. large profit. Also available on VHS Call now for a pertect home business, 436- 0310.(031293) AMBITIOUS students/ ho enukers, we need reliable people for our phone divison. Part time 9 aiI p.mJ5 p.m -9 P.M. No experience required. Salary. call Natalie, 839.5807. (W1293) COMPUTER accounts payable cWk required imn, ilii for mid size manufacturing co. Duties to include prooessing in- voices for payment, cheques, etc. plus a variety of other duties. Knowledge of import brokers papers an asset send resume to File 86046. P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. 11H 71-5. IDEAL FOR 1 HOMEMAKERS Long -ter^• assilgr. Pickering. Safety shoes a must, inserting exp ar asset. Apply to Global Human Resources. 773 Warden Ave., Unit 4A, Scar. 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.rm Office Help 120 Office Help CONTROLLER (TEMPORARY) Vice -President, Finance requires a CGA or CMA with B-10 years post qualification experience on a temporary assignment basis (6-9 months) The assignment is to assist in the controllership function, together with involvement in a product cost study, while a new PC based general ledger system (platinum) is installed There will be a strong emphasis on asset and liability control. analysts and monthly variance reporting. Knowledge of Lotus/Excel, exposure to PC based general ledger systems, product costing and budget experience Is essential Please submit your resume to the address below or fax to 368-0333. Ms. Carole Kane Personnel Manager Insurers' Advisory Organization (1989) Inc. 18 King St. E., Suite 700 Toronto, Ontario M5C 1C4 2cles 20 ForSale sex JERRY'S Wipers. Cloth wipers. new and used shop coats. insu lased coverats, used clothing, new clothing for the whole family. Beat the recession. 1965 than 1,2 price. 610 Bayy E Ajax. Hours, 9 a.m.-6 pm Saturdays. 9 am -5 p.m 427- 2669 (TF) GOVERNMENT (Canadian and S ) seced vehicles from 5200 Automobiles 300 Automobiles 300 For Sale For Sale 1991 black Grand Prix SLE. 1979 Buick Regal, low 61.000 kms . loaded. disc kilometres, loaded. A-1 player, lumber seats. Dual condition. 5800. Call after 5 p.m, exhaust, touring package. air. 420-8217. (031793) cruise, pw , compass. 514.900. pt) . amlm stereo cassene. one Ca114363774 10316931 7978 Buick Park Ave., big. VARIOUS salt and pepper smooth, clean, W'ne with Ian 1990 op."1Z L Ps pb amylin 19W -0 , arnli interior. Recent paint, good f doo four door, rubber Asking $950 uncertified. kms , asking certified Gail 6236526 anytime. 416 434 6927 atter 7 p m (0312931 (031 B93) RIGHT Herell Bankrupt or Credit 'rucks. vans. luxury cars Free 1988 Honda Accord. loaded 24 hour ,nformator. 416-631- 'Ism 92.000 kms . cerilied 4631. (031493) 56800. 4 door, meta�iic grey. Ex GMC. exceiieri ce�lent condition 436-0203. OAK, one. poplar casng trfn (037 793) and baseboards, windows, entry Trailers steel doors. patio doors. etc Ex 1987 Plymouth Sundance. 4 ceient pricing for do -e younsel door. 4 cylinder, autornaTic. DS., 'vis GST and PST. Call Rick. pt) . amlm stereo cassene. one 428-9821 (031893) owner, or!y 100.000 kms. VARIOUS salt and pepper original. $3495 certified. Open shakers from private oollect ion Sundays, all cars Inside indoor Some unique sets. Call 430- showroom. Call 4279722 36.8 ;0376931 aryire Russ. Big 'own Sales conC ton- Sacrifice at S22 500 (0312931 WEDDING gown and 1987 'oyota Colica GTS. new -nadp,ece. Deaul1U, "adrtio-a t.res exhaust. 5 spew. ;, nrocl, --off Sleeved Cess. Derfed IOr exceilenl condition cerified sorng or sumrler wooCing Paid Repairs $'20C, ask ng $65C ob.o. Size Call 728.0817 (031893) '5. Call 436 9612. (031293) 1985 Chrys•er LeBaron. 4 door, WEDDING cress. sahn. $25C auto Ds . pb . air. cruise. am+•n C'gina'y f•05C Approx s.:e stereo, good clean running car. 57: beautiful infant and tod. $2695 oertited 6 more cars to :«r dresses, etc 32 $5. S'0 choose '•ism Can 427-9722 -: shes, toddler t„rnrture. Cao anytime. Russ. OPer•. Sunday. -•c6-2188 IC31493� Big Town Sales (031693) Problems NO credit check. Cars leased to own 1978-1984. 725- 1988 or 686.3775. (TF ALL) 305 Automobiles Wanted WANTED YOUR BUSINESS!! New towing company - orov!des cut rates. Cail and compare prices Scrap cars anal trucks removed free 417-9797 31 0 Trucks For Sale TRUCK •a ;as) - ' y� 'or GMC. exceiieri condition. car_ r ed. Cal! 839-3005. 330 Trailers 165 Day Care W-1 210 Flea PIANO wawa: .,Dr. ght. Cx2t D. eiC9lie•. mnCrtion ' len 1964 Ce,eority, one owner. 4 door a to 6 -cylinder Ds . Db 36 ;c..e� aco� .ei _x» ;a •s Available Market years on via•-an•y As, ng S295C arn" stored. expellent - ._ -ode, traiien 25 aw^ 2 9- Dusr outs, full size apol-ances. Big Sales ;031693) 1 o e 42'-3246 32931 rUnn car, "Ills! De Seen n9 microwave. cathedra .=oil, ng DAYCARE a.a..ao-o c -y FOR sae J• rice -a.e a-ya _ CARPET nave '000 $2495 :e!tied 6 ^+ore cars :o w.•�, ran, 4 pce biotin, -M int Rd,401 F s ccnsoie TV Perfect work ng several cnOOSe ••o•n Cal 427.9722 conC ton- Sacrifice at S22 500 none. rtes area. a a•^s �' new S• limmaster and or par time. non smoker Cat R order, $,:)c or w•'!,ads -% nor poi' If .' 100+- nylor ca -Det W C Co '"ung anytime -ow- Russ. Open Sunday Stvl.-g, Ont area. 1.613 395 - SM 0 any age welcome. 937- able w!', sand 831-0748 rooms and nan for S36C In Big Sales ;031693) 3640. (031893) 7294 ;31293) DAYCARE evadable. '.,4 tuner --- -- 220 Articles : udes carpet, pad. and xtauatx7n (30 yards) Sieve /� Auto Parts 8 Auto Parts 34 •not^er •wo v earrtxlndposrtors For Sale � '69-2068 34 MOTORCYCLE, a..to and OSHAWA arge Two DeC•oor- pal 7.,.10. o1 w�'�� Mxnq mervvrrle"• o and Rossiand. Call 721-9657 (TF) Articles Repairs Repairs proviso k.nch. snacks and sae fee m _. - -- .- k AJAX P c e,ir Appiance6 no 230 Wanted Saturday. 9 a n..9 p.m. By appointment, call 427.3595 dining room, eat -in kitchen, 4 environmenj. rented yard. B OWN � i h- _ .•c h• 9 swing riot. D,xk✓Gtenanna. 831- wt- 2 cra,•s. excellen: for cot. reasonable offer •el ,sed c., y 97aC A3' 7931 tage or roc room. S20C'+m 728- guaranteed. second toned 4254 3'493; appliances. cosine ake is a FRENCHMAN S day P.S. area 'deal 427-6784. 467 Wevney excepto,at a care. a1 SALE new and used 1•ost free -,aycars. ,rc es corn wasners and dryers RC S . Aax 3t 7932 fu Der time Two -+carts wen I o rg a p a r • e Int „ n MODEL nonce contents ads expenierpe. •etwences Crates o.,!"ys nmea,s. snacks. Stephensons Furniture and oak Tabe, 4 chairs. S'SC Solid recepts Car 839-4052 or 83•- Acio lances. 227 Court St. oak dcubre pedestal tate. ' •/4 1505 (03.793) Osnawa. 576-7448 ;031893) thick, two eaves. 6 mars, PIANOS GRANDFATHER 3'25C Oueen ortnopedre two USED TIRES Irsta a' or a -c :or•ou•e• Ba arcing a so WHITBY TIRE 113 Duncas St E (Old Anersley Bldg Phone 430-8900 ENERGETIC, Dung mother of 2 CLOCKS D. sprirg,mattress. urn 1^sn -- - Pascal and C. Macintosh, Ouark HIGH school student for Express, and Illustrator. Durham at I I 3660 CRUISE SHIP JOBS w '.. Dabys t your child in my - •anos. en. To own. meak, snacks and a apt Sze. -cirght. grand. digrtai. non -w �or 01' baiue 31600. Sell $400 As sorlod heavy cast iron.brass 355 Motorcycles Apartments 400 For Rent playroom, Yard• outings- aluminium step, one year new, tun. and casino keyboards CLOCKS - free parking, 5780 monthly, available Monday -Thursday. 3 hours alter 427.3010. (TF) months. t 8. months . 6 8 3.7 6 B 9. excellent condition. Includes hardware. Asking 5250, Cal! _art• S30CS9oC w8¢k'y envirDnrnent. Receipts doivery and sat up- Call Tektp beds nom f SkY3750 eel 773 (031993) 160 Wanted v earrtxlndposrtors avaiiab+e good rates Tniron yts and take advantage d our tow 2831 (03'893) MOTORCYCLE, a..to and OSHAWA arge Two DeC•oor- OSHAWA _ two bedroom, 1 1/2 Mxnq mervvrrle"• o and Rossiand. Call 721-9657 prices or ad stock Best prices Articles property insurance Monday to apan,me^ . sin floor, i-v.ng. bathrooms, new decor, parking, _ ee roomDoa Wif train - HARWOOD'BAYLY area - always 433-149' ,'FA„) 230 Wanted Saturday. 9 a n..9 p.m. By appointment, call 427.3595 dining room, eat -in kitchen, 4 separate entrance and separate CALL r�C I giver. 15 months and OAK'PINE cJRN,'. RE. VI Finch area. Sentimental value. (OdCt93) pee. barn, storage, park�„g, IsnceO yard. $780 uo L1H 71_5. (031793) salesperson wanted. call 686- SEAMSTRESS - for dress ►A cA 1-504-646-4500 0!061 Large tented yard, pay •eta., prices') Buy d rect troy- WANTED -stoves, triages. Apartments included. First and al pots pets. WEDDING dress and EXT. 0100, 24 HRS. lunches and snacks provided, one of Ontario's oldest and washer and dryers, working a ?u 400 4 4 Available April t. Call d3a 5587. Pets -Supplies- 290 OSHAWA North - close to downtown, building, Happy env ronrrent References largest manufacturers and save. not. Alto wanted. I ca For Rent 1031693) small g available 683-8673- (031493) 5 pine harvest table $345: 5' (newer than t 9 78) . Cal ! O.b.o. Great to spring or sum- NSTRAJOOIRSn�P,dor ta ENGLISH nanny ava ble to oak pedestal table c w ext eri 420.88. (I I- P'�33 ONE bedroom furnished. OSHAWA nice two bedroom en ScarWr0 area 416-891- come to your home for a 4 days 3399, cannonpali bed $299, ANTED t0 buy. Wil buy used waterbed. parking for one Car, apartment. lower leve!. large 75944. 5500.3700. Weeks Weekly WOW ai March Break. 686.2698 over 2C stain ctloices Ail solid, video games/systeris and ac. $475 all Inclusive. 12 miles windows, fridge, stove Included. 1 3 verifiable. (031793) Pat steer 6 P m on weekend. rib veneer 416.985-8774 (TF) Cee$Wwt for Cash. Call (416) north of oshawa. 728-9759. Parking avadable. 3600 . anytime. Call (416) 794-1619. (031293) PINEOAK urniture.bookcases 679-0048 and Isanre message. (037293) hydro APr,I 1. 433-7810 a after Office Hel 12 P DAYCARE available. Gleranny' . )y cupboards. harvest table. deacons bench and more. Cour _ GARMENT racks for clothin fl ONE and two bedroom aPart- ments Reasonable 6 577-3738, ask Piss Glues 6 5713) AJAX . private basement Oixw Rd. E.C.E. mom wen many #6044, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa FULL time assistant/ store, display case, calculator. available. - - ----- s teleeleelesyears experience, providing tce Flea Market. 1696 Bloor St etc Clothes on consignmert, rates• all inclusive. Located n WHITBY - one oe0room, $525. IF you are single or a single home daycare. Large fencedn E.. Courtrce. booth 832. Sat. and Please Call 427-7699 (031893) south Oshawa. Close to Two bedroom. 5600 per month parent or separated or divorced yard non smoker, hot lunches Sun. 9-4 p. m. (0231693) WANTED - dark coloured schools. shapb and Gm' Call 728-4993, plus hydro First and last Phone days. 725 - with three years work and snacks provided. Terry, SKLAR PEPPLER ROYALE - wooden Dining room sure with between 99 p.m. (031493) 8911.required. evenings 666-4016. experience you may quality for 837-1760. 031493 ( ) size sola and love buffet. hutch and 6 kxtass in very --- - (040693) (0406 financial assistance or l you are DAYCARE provided torchildren deluxe spring cushions n sex, delu good Condition. Approx. $700 ed room OSHAWA -two bedroom over 45 and nave recently been a9� 2-4, full or part tine, dusty blue with peach, rose and iB00 value. 728-8352. (031893) apanment. nice and quiet area, OSHAWA - Harmony/King St. Ing aff for . s y oil• and woub light blue brocade. Scotch fenced backyard, large and area, large clean one bedroom ayou ssistance. DIP/CERTty Ing assistance. DIPlCERT, Lotus. Wordperfect. D I"child l �° a playmate. Located m Ap uarded one ear old never fl Y /#^1� 2V0 Arts 3 Crafts bright eat -in kitchen, $650 . fl moment apartment, parking, laundry, -base, plecroft Village. Please call used. Was $3000, asking $1500 V hydro. Landlord pays for heat worn accPac bedtoro auiocao Linda. 427-0506 (031293) firm. 623-7952. (031493) and water. Available included.$550 monthly. y • Ventura p ter Pr, Harvard, Corel. Compkner Proprarrrrtrg SOUTH lyax two EXTERIOR French Garden Door VENDORS wanted - Spring Immediately. Call 728.2255. Separate entrance, available rn Systems Analyst, COW. .mom of pre *a for unit, W62- x 82 12-H, metal Cr Crate Show and Sale, Sun. (031293) Aprd 1. Call 723-2776. (031693) and schoolers would to care doors with full thermal pane Jubilee Pavilion, Lakeview BROOKLIN - one bedroom WHITBY - three bedroomtrolex, Pascal and C. Macintosh, Ouark HIGH school student for Express, and Illustrator. Durham at I I 3660 one more. Loving, happy. smoke-free environment. Largecar^cows, wood frame with Park Oshawa. For information, phone 434-5531. (031693) apartment, close to all laundry facilities. private war9hOuSe/strxdkroOmf, ilea^ i^fl Business Computer College, playroom, Yard• outings- aluminium step, one year new, _ amenities Could be fumished. parking, 5780 monthly, available Monday -Thursday. 3 hours alter 427.3010. (TF) months. t 8. months . 6 8 3.7 6 B 9. excellent condition. Includes hardware. Asking 5250, Cal! 280 Lost & Found Available naw. Call 655-5539. April 1. Phone 430-9358. (031693) school. 56/hour. Pickering (031993) 160 Wanted (031'abl location. Send name, number 1130 Sales Help/ Flt. Employment P Y 686-3376. (031493) PART time assistanvin... dtor OSHAWA _ two bedroom, 1 1/2 AJAX • one bedroom basement and school grades to: fl 3 Agents This Week, g 170 heavy WESTINGHOUSE hes du LOST -woman's bracelet on bathrooms, new decor, parking, apartment, 4 appliances, air. #6047, ushawa I Wanted clothes dryer, good working Friday Mar 5. Dixie, H" e2 and window dressings, heat separate entrance and separate P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. EXPERIENCED garage door oioondilion, $125 o.b.o. Call after Finch area. Sentimental value. included, centra) locations, first, driveway. No pets. 5550 per L1H 71_5. (031793) salesperson wanted. call 686- SEAMSTRESS - for dress 6 p.m. 985.3183. (031693) REWARD. Please call 420- last, available April 1 or May 1. month all inclusive. Evenings. MATURE, experienced Person 6195. (031293) making, wedding gowns, etc. AI- lerations for nen and women. WEDDING dress and 6t 17 (031493) - Cal 571.2856. (031893) 683-2954 or 428.7367. (031293) required to provide live-in tom Hos Medical for elderly 1 50 p Reasonable prices. HELEN, 031493) headpiece, custom made. nal $1200. Ask 5600. "'° Pets -Supplies- 290 OSHAWA North - close to downtown, building, SPACIOUS one bedroom base- ment apartment, separate Dental 837-2591. ( °^9 Boarding small g Near Go. 699-5287. (031493) womanship/care n her ocha#a ►brae. O.b.o. Great to spring or sum- laundry room, parking, storage, entrance, wet bar, bus stop out - Household dukes abn waft fl MEDICAL secretary required, Must 205 Firewood mer wedding, size 13.14. 428• ELITE Oop Trainrg •Service at D -2 bedrooms, one with dining side house, stove, 5650 utilities ^teal preparation requred. full time, some evening and 94 93. (031293) your home or our school. room. First and last months, included. April 1. Call Pete or beflexbleand adaptable tocar* weekends required. Please SALE - Manufacturer's Obedience raining, the Relic 5500 and $600. Available Paula, 725-3975 after 6 p.m. named. Meals and accorrloda- respond in wrong wtth resume ROKA Lumber Hardwood, clearances 24- wove, S475. 30- method. Crime prevention train- anytime. Call (416) 794-1619. (031893) Irons provided. Salary based on to: Dr. N. Sten, 95 &WIY St. 4'x8'x 12-. S60. 4'x8'x t 6-, $65. stoave, $525. 30- eel clearing rn a t its best. Results fl (031493) DOWNTOWN Whitby - In small DV--. Applicants n aPWY Suite 200. Ajax. Ont. LIS 7K8. writing with resume to File Soft wood 4'x8'xl2- available, 540. Days. 705-277-3381. eve..6933. stove $699. 14.6 cu. trost free 9uaranteed.CallTom(4t6)23rr (031893) AJAX . private basement apartment building, two #6044, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa FULL time assistant/ 434'6665. (TF) fridge, $595, 12.2 cu. fridge. bedroom, bathroom, full kitchen bedroom apartment near Ont. L1H 71-5. (031293) receptionist. HARP cenifled, $375 aher rebate Also quality GERMAN Shepherd/Collie with appliances, livingroom, schools, transportation and computer experience all asset. CUT wood, cash and carry. Crosley appliances with 10 cross female, brown/black/ fireplace, share entrance, buses. Laundry facilities, ABLE Call Carol 4110 1778 $125 a bush cord Call 723-5215 is limned warranties at IoW white Medium size free to good laundr Must be seer 5700 - 1 (031693) 120 Office Hel p ( I - I"30 . 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. between 8-4 p.m (032593) - Yea prices BBQ burners brass, cast home. Housetrained, good with kids, very affectionate. call 420- Y i monthly, inclusive. First and last Available pa ing, available Apn Inclusive. First and last. Call CALIFORNIA Bound - -pp.- tunitiss in all occupations, call Day Care 210 Flea Market Iron, stainless steel Hanks "a^ces, 191 Bloor St. E 86. 3864. (031793) immediately Pudic transit at door. 428-9015. 666.1282 or 669-4009. (031693) 516-929.0341 ext. J32. 160 Wanted Oshawa, (behind Musi-Tech) (031493) AJAX - large one bedroom fl PART time assistanvin... dtor TEAM OBEDIENCE -next clan- basement apanment $550 + (031993) required for AccPaoc PluslBed- OSHAWA Flea Market - 728-4043 (033093) sits for puppy and novice scan- WHITBY a v a i I a b I e undoes, all fiances included, app WANTED - taxi drivers and lord/Lotus/Exil Teach ox- � UVE n care giver required for fl � oelebratng our 12th year. Free ENGAGEMENT Ring -never ing March 20. April 10, and April I_ lately. one bedroom, un parking, separate entrance, d Part trine and full iipetders. parlance an asset. Call Ron, two girls, 4 months and 3 1/2 rent or two weeks (spade for 10 wom, appraised value at $2000. 12 Evenings and Saturdays 9 Y usual tomolevel, 1575 inclusive. available immediately. Call trio. No evenerl0e rksoee ry. Dymam Business College. 427• years. Pickering area, call 480- vedil Call Kern 6835290 Asking $1200. 579.6489. available. Small classes Two bedrooms, $695 inclusive. Michael, 9-5 p.m. 282-5754 or 427-7770. (03100 3010. (031493) 2649. (031693) (031293) (031669311 guaranteed. Call 430.0025. Near Go. 699-5287. (031493) after 6 p.m. 416-660-0961. A artments A artments Apartments Houses For Shared 400 p For Rent 400 p For Rent 400 For Rent 410 Rent 450 Accomm. LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE S; penor 2 bdrrr su les Lake views still avaiiabl'( Balconies 5 appliances En suite laundry 2 baths (Incl. master on suite) • Individual en suite heatinglair conditioning units • Underground parking • On-site security • On-site maintenance • Parking Included $970.00 to $1,570 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL ItAJA)Q (TORONTO) 427-0363 OR 861-1000 PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway Spacious 3 -bedroom apartments • Four Appliances • Close to GO Transit/Pickering Town Centre/Hwy. 401 • Immediate Occupancy From $800 per month. Call 420-6305/635-2919 for appointment, or visit rental office at: 1480 Pickering Parkway #110 AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroo^ x ... ,,^g Au CC^c :'0^ ^^y, Droac o0" 1• 2 az)0 a-ces a.rd'y _: :.es sa.,^as a^c exercise oc'-. ^,erg o nc ,+a'k ng Inc ucec Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 `r'MIn .M \Iei� Sat. -Sun 12.5 AJAX 77 03 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments In family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.4:30 p.m. WESTNEY a -c --wy 82 ex WHITBY clean hvo bedroom ems_: va 2 bedroo-, oral in walkout basement apartmierl, a.tchen. bay windOw"'ving 'ppm, $6CC monthly p't,s shared 5 appliances. air conditioning. utilities. First and last required. private dock a c lots rare No 686-4025 (031293) DOIS $785 ' 3 utilities. call 619-167? (031893) WHITBY spacious three AJ AJAX 3ayly'Harwooc area, bedroom. uQOer leve, of quiet b9tlropm, apartment avail. Tin k schen, w,tn aoke immediately Including all appliances, new broad aPP':.arCes, use of backyard. avm. able fy 1. Rs. n-, neg, avaa. able May 1. Rent negotiable. parking. laundry facilities, close 7265 1032393) to schools. 287.8965 or 781 8199 (C37693) AJAX - basemertt apartment. ABLE immediately in AVAILABLE sliding glass walkout to to private bulking. pato. sunny southern exposure. Spac.ous. carpeted, newly !replace' carpoLceramkd floor. panted apartment with balcony, one bedroom' 6700 inclusive Available May 1. 427-847-84 677 . close to bus. shopping. Au (031893) utilities included. No pets. one bedroom. $550 Cas 666.5173. AJAX - attractive one bedroom iTF) basement apartment, suit 1 TWO bedroom available workng non smoker Separate entrance. broadloorrled, parking, immediately. $625 . hydro. appliances, furnished or Duplex 5800• heat and hydro unfurnished Bus to Go. no pets. riciutled Bachelor apartment. first and last, references. 5675 $425 monthly. Call 579-3583 or netogabie. May 1 686-3735 728 9345. (TF) (032493) AJAX - large two bedroom TWO bedroom In quiet 11 plex. apartment, separate entrance, near Oshawa Centre. Newly $650 utilities included. Available decorated, security, appliances. April 1. Fridge, stave, parkin, heal, parking ncuded. $628 plus dose to all arrenities. Cas 427- hydro. No pets. Call 723-6840 6855. (031793) after 5 p.m. (031493) LARGE two bedroom apartment AVAILABLE April 1. Two near Oshawa centre, fridge, bedroom apartment, $625 stove. washerldryer, parking, monthly . hydro. First and last mmediate possession, $650 required. Duplex available Plus hydro. Call 430-2986 or immediately, $750 inclusive. 436.6872. (031693) Garage, $75 per month. First OSHAWA - one bedroom base- and last required. 579-3583 or mart apartment, close to 728-9345. (031893) Durham College, bus, shopping. EXCELLENT• one bedroom 'Von smoker, no pets, separate apartment on beautiful country entrance, available immediately, size lot In south Pickering. Free $475 monthly. 404-0539. laundry facilities and parking, (031893) $600 monthly. Available April 1. PICKERING - one bachelor Call Scott, 420-2965 or 580 - basement apartment, next to GO 4317 Now. (031893) station, no last month deposit DONT Miss Ouil Very spacious required. $500 monthly plus apartment in quiet large fame. uulmes. Call Fred or Javed, 683 AN inclusive, $795. Call 433- 28B8.(031493) 5586.(031493) BRISTOL Crescent - three OSHAWA Centre area - two bedroom townhouse with bedroom basement apartment, finished basement, appliances. Irving room, laundry faciltes, garage. fenced backyard. Avail- shower and nice kitchen, Non able April 1 $837 . utilities. call smoker, $600 • 1f3 utilities. 7283878 or 432-7937. (031293) Available Immediately 579 - THREE bedroom apartment on 4905. (031893) main Hoer of duplex, laundry, AJAX beautiful professionally Parking. yard, near Wilson Rd. finished large bright one and 401. Oshawa. $795 monthly bedroom basement apartment. • hydro Available immediately separate kitchen and living 728.4725 (031893) room, private entrance, $600 BACHELOR apartment for rent monthly Including utilities Sun on Lverpool Rd. Fully furnished, single male, must be seen second level, $500 monthly Ava,L-tba May 1 6838623 for Please call 839 3717 (031493) appointment. (032193) :lit ;f•tr,y i,{r iris'. '•ompati J:,. rear'•, rv;n ';an.7ed auivnv;s Js slop rignt c,n',irjkr ihl rig 'ee bus service to j,r;rl•ry stb,e every .i -.ria y + � • n, d stariCe to One b two bedroom aparla snfs WRISE IN OSHAWA SOUTH END Larne & clear suites 3 badroom April 1 $725 2 bedroom $625 t bedroom $550 Sunabie avallabiilty Bachelor available May ' nc ides heal cable parking new appliances 576.0973 or 725.4896 TWO :,er:••wr-' alOar•-,u- ^.or- Osnawa. clean 8 plex. frdge. s,ove, bacory, barking laundry facilities. close to all amertnes. Available April 1. 5685 I. nydro. 723-1912 or 571.5914 (031893) AJAX - (tor Jim) bright one oedroom, walk out basement soparale eri,ance, sun single Person. non srmoi no pets. ',,stand last. $55C ,ndus•ve Available ^ow 4289147 ^31293) ARE you presently rent,rg) Would you prefer to ow -7 -+ow aooul a 3 bedroom conoo r Norh Oshawa 'or $74.000 or 4 Dedoom renovated burgaiow *,In a separate 2 bedroom Har ^y q_arle,s for 599.000° rs •irtte 'o buy. Call °etei Neal. Saba% Roc Guide Reality 723. 528' ;3'893) OSHAWA one bec•oom base- -'erlapa-mer• 5525 per -orth. Separate e^'rance. aundry laokties. RossLarid,Wd- sor area Avarabe April ' 579- .5112 730582 :C31293+ SOUTH Ala. - one bedroom. ;•wed entrarce. 56x mforinly. April 7. Beth Mifr Safes Rep,eser:at ve. Ce••1_ry 2' Matcn. 286-5121. (031693) PICKERING Iwc Dad'oom ,,semen aparmar•, close to -au.7ja-s I. seowate entrance. 4 appliances, suilaDe tot two Doodle Utiltries. cable and a.• -ondrtioring included %o Pets. available •-+mleduale y 5675. rst and last 931 8802 031493) JUST rehrvehed -very spacious Iwo and one Ded-t-, apart- n•tents in house near Rltson and -wvy 82 Each apart'•reri ^as two levels. 4 poor barn, eat -n k.Ichen, living room.:aundry 'acklies. $650 and S75C Cas 263-4321 (031693) WHITBY two bedroom base- -iert apartment, 5700 •rontriy. ',rst and last, fully broacloorned. central air. parlt,rg and appliances• no pets. Available Apnl t Cal 420-9752 or %6- 0264.(031893) 410 Houses For Rent TWO tamily home for rent near Hwy 82 and Loebs supermarket. Available April 15. 1993. Come and make an offer. Also two bedroom basement aparri share entrance. $600 per month. April 15. Call 683- 8869.(031493) 3675 Brock St. N. past Rossand on east side, two bedroom bungalow, garage. extra parking, 3 acre lot. 6750 monthly. First and last, available April 1. Chris or John, 416283- 0487.(031 893) 83- 0487.(031893) AJAX - house. 3 bedrooms. 2 t 2 baths. main floor laundry room and family room, double garage, 3 years old. 1870 sq If , $1200 April 1. Call collect 1-416-475. 7558.(031793) QUIET neighbourhood - tnree bedroom house, 5 minutes from O.0 . very clean, $850 Pius uUdes. Two appliances, avan able April 1. Call after 1 p m FURNISHED spacious room to 725-6370 (031693) rent in quiet executive home. AJAX - 3 bedroom man flocir Cable, phone, parking available. semi, 4 pee. bath, tridge, stove. Use of kitchen, bathroom, shared laundry, central air, out- laundry facilities. Reasonable side storage shed. Cable, near fate. Please call 427-9007 school and amenities. $925 (031 ?93) monthly inclusive. 686-3984 BROOKUN one large room, (031293) close to all amenities. Could be AJAX - Wesiney-Hwy s2 furn.shed, available now Cas beautiful two storey executva. 3 655 5539 t0314931 bedrooms, ensuite bath, large AJAX one furnished bodrourn, 2nd floor, family room, fireplace, S375 •'wein,y. ncludes u: tros double garage. appliances. air cuto 619 2330 1031793 conditioning, main floor laundry. AJAX ,.wan l„rnisheC room in available end of March $1200 plus. 427 4321 (031293) quiet ''u sal to, responsible _ _ _ _ maks Separate entrance, dose THREE bedroom main 11oor of to Ix,s snopp,ng and 40' rvst house, frdge, stave. walkout to and last Ca,i &)6 0959 or leave deck, fenced yard, new message (031693) hardwood floors close to SOUTH Aiax clean lemao to schools, bus stop out front, share house with other adults. April May 1 $950 ut,l,t,0s Use of kitchen. parking, poor. included Call Pete. Paula al etc Bus at door, $350 monthly 7253975 after 6 P in (031893) 408 2515 (031,'93) PICKERING rrr 'c •e,• • ' r. [..:rf,. •` H1ec,�IiVe r'O�Se. Stare fac"il�t pfgi cio,�e to Go Tow•!e•*a-9 p r11!erryr ..a Sr er ;4^,r rKli_Sve Ava�iabie Ap, . 42^ 5143 1031493 TIDY P li rg home. 3 Dedroo'^ sur :ave' ..5e o' at faril.tes. corvtfnlert kXa?.Qn, 5406 ainclusive 420-5937 or - . a app'ances. t031'33. 7931 SEMI r^a oo•'f'a'e -sage (031593) deWr;per, with ,arge kitchen, 3 TIDY a ,.ken ng home con bedroom upper, near CvK.O C verwrr oranon, poria y ', area. with park rg available nrsned and wnr 5 appi,anees. May t 5925 �ncr,l ve 283-7500 wwgt• room rooms $32';. or 430 9256 (031693) 629n 5285 pus Nor, urnoKe,s OSHAWA 'hies berrppm Ca' 'yen 420 7347, r- horn^gs r,• sem, 'arge 'arced yard, 5 after •!7 p •.• 103'.'93, dppl,an0es no smoke,,; :rained AJAX an, lou' bedroom as log only. S85C mor•• y. avail ec.,• +e • otw w •' ^wo afters. able March 'S Phone 728- pararg a,"dry a,r 5836, days or ever ^gs cond'o^^g. n•erco,^ and '031493 secur'y sysl9m vo.• own PICKERING spacious one or vale famy root^ ^tor oe^.•on•-' v rg and a rcren. sr*+ok9• S37S 429 9214 prvare ennance ,900. 4270394. (031493) GAIL MORE TON 683-7777 W '.lean ani, bright lower ... n Nor PICKERING 7 loge r_lea^ and -,r-ok ng, ,mmgJat9 S50C F r•, Spa'.'„'. �•o'95s,Ord . 'O^ ono Las'. '%2 un nes 8390018 sr^orer 'o snare House. 5 031793; apDiia^;las. Dark ^g fneDlarA. PICKERING 40 t.Liv erpool. ourdoa "eared pool ane Hol '..b. ^lair hoe• 3 oedroo,^ bungalow. civ, Ma2r ' No oars. $it' a appnanoes, cent,a• a' avae o b o Asr `or Sharon. 428-5'20 able mrnetlately $950 snare messag9 or 5838542 103/493) "nln,es. nega,abie 264 4219 or SOUTH GM area -room fo• •ant 637 2401 [031793: r 3 bedroom xuse. parks^y, PICKERING 3 oedroom ;aun,'•ry, c'ose 'o bus. 5400 detac'e". •9p'ace. bar. a 'no^rh y Hp,,srve Ca:' 435 app,iances. nose 'o GO -,air 9574 ora323tJ99 I031993. S98C plus uektx95 599 1740 or 455 condos For 03 493 5367 rt8931 Rent LIVERPOOL BAvLv a :1ed'W" sem' •vro car ✓-+'v'7 COURTICE .•r ;-e aunt^y. ^o Pers smorr9 '•9e betlroor• with 'irepiace and 6 Uear, Ap'ii '5 May ;3^^ applianoes Jr• site car was, ^npntnly ys 50-: I,4 - os Via.' and •ennrs Hurts. S80C ^x7r•^y. 509-9393 lC3 t 793) fust and last ,eau ,eC 683_r3-5 AJAX - -.air !Icor 3 beC'00,^s. 10378931 appi,aress. ka..'d^y. rAr^al a''. 460 Office &Retail 9 'ni0eC gold Da'k ^ � 0.059 t0 Space scnoc f90C p'^s .' lines or 'ate rate-ega.abe 5C9-'327 OFFICE ;; a -..r -«r •7 a' 331'931 Garrard. 340 sq-". SxOc Pius LARGE :^•ore beaoom main GS-. rgn ••arc iocar,or above floor. detdCneC, brick, .lying and I•+alenOd 6 .n W. -Dy _Ors Of d.^ ^g ,00'^ a•ge ea,.Dar" ^g, large• un is also K'cr9^ 'enceC yaid , wary. -o Go avaiLaoie '2S84197 '031493; ••a ^ scnoc,z and � C•9' -; FOR •err or ease � cornT-ie'c.ai Tow- ,".9ntre Minutes •C a' space dDOror s � Sit !! i425 Avis aD a May $900 a'2 per •rot.^ Marson Si Soun^. 3725 I037493: Cs"awn Availaple row Cad PICKEP.ING •^nee DeCroom 5'9' aher6p••� '03'593+ •Q_s.r .,-'• l a r Ha•dw0dd ^ V062x0J warehouse 'Dors. back yar^.. oecx mar Po^ st Svace wdS'9n did ,^,rya• "c _dad v..ai. •o Go tra,r, ava,ao.ai A✓ Ca 420B'59 a':e• 6 D " space .r A,ax.DCkerrg area. !0324931 Cal Jak9, 339--92' 031 THE HEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, MARCH 12, I"31 -PAGE: 21 Business Services LLUSTRATION. •.,• • r •r �,ann,c r1es.g- .I,:twi•sng ^ass or persona. r-ieasorabk{ rates A,SO lessorrs 1,1 Labie Ra -r,+ '.- ms (416) 342 2279 r c,_ Handyman GCB CONSTRUCTION I^•e,.o' arc ex:er cr reaalrS, renovators and constructor Fast are., dean protessiora' work y,aranteec CRAIG 686-1913 i C G ;.pay exIii a^d 11010' a^ovat•ors, rei addrt ors. fes gr,1uu•d bars and cabi k wo'rmans'•p g.arar!ead 1-1 ,s_•ed Cor:ac7 Ga^y 839- )ra5a '033793; Heating, Air Conditioning Eajr ^'aceslaces arcitioners available4-6337echattfc5l Home Moving, ImprovementsStorage L.A.S. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Focus on quality at affordable prices' complete interior renovations framing, drywall taping painting. call Ron at 839.2510 days or 831-0644 after 6 and weekends TMS Painting & Decor Interior & Exterior European Workmanship Fast clean reliable service a2a0081 RENOVATIONS 6a5emerIs 3ecks cabinets painting 3 decorating "nor estimate In Durham �egion call Don at 668-8489 Specail2e ,r 7nOv>r ions �d:'rpC'-s .tC.'iers 3 ease-e,ns Ceramic 3 :na bre wcm, as met 20 yrs. expenencs Free Estimates Home Days, Caner 266.3329 Improvements Nig". Nunzio 8337267 COMPrE "e •9rov aC o^s ='a -m {,; SABER eer.'•cal, Dd,r•ng err Cd'L9"•y. ad:' 0-s 'a w "g '•99 'e^Ova* 0^5. es: '^a•es , tarrroor s •ai -art9ra^c9 -s_•eC Ca 434-'294^ eme'ge^cy se" Ce _re 03'493 'e' ^ s -^g ._a •y w: EUROPEAN tr specs, w' g.a a^ ea: 's yea'. •e-d+a'e y:.• oaI^•Co'^ - 9xD[9'erce 666 29'5 E" wa''s as mr,, as 'ooh JOURNEYMAN 9 ec•• c a^ es 20 years .0x00' ",ca Goof Spec a ; "N r ce .ra^g.0s •0'0.0^ces aro sal• s'ac' o^ •ew - �, aCC „-s a-: g_ara^tew, =Or free as' mates. 16^0,41 O^s A w:'• Oyks' a. '2543 3 -=1 gua,ar700c '•e0 .-ales HOME-m-o,o-e^•s aro x20-6320 -=A --- - - - •ec.a 3asemer•s, add ons. Moving, .cors decn5. •9•':mss and ••.r - A S --ole, '.r+Doc work rg 436 Storage J&M S"•Dcp Spa ^and Carl- AJAX v.. y 9 se,. [os -ici apc-,a^ce a^c +9G.,, NO :00 oo big o' D and s0ec a Si 'a* •ate o• s -all Ca to, ••ore fast-ra:es. ^ou'iy 'Ne -ow -a•a ^aa•ec 436 2'23 or 579 769' 031493 storage s 'Ctiv c"er ^i '•00 OUAUTV wc'v Dy lamer arc Dories «•- ^love Ca 42_ So- 'ra•^ ha axpe• a^deo. 0005 ^a•C wc., ^g Re -ova' o^s. HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS acictors CedxS 91c Call .:s for move 0 ^y O• s'-•.1 «-r ;, � -a a '•ee es: mate : '263 Bid or nama. =,ee 9s-mar0s 59 o's Roc. C•s-aka --A_ C50o•_-1. sro„ '01 -co ^10vas RENOVATIONS -v G 'ay or o a-cs n-o'ec Compa•ac e Co^v•.�- or •en •items 39c'1s ales Cat 432 2850 ^ a^C m„cr -cre Re'e'e-. as MAN ..•^ 'r -a a-cor '•r,• 'c' saAp'Cc alio photos Of Drevous d- ,J_ - -IM 19 heeds. DrLHS -C we'k •r .c- to see Ca., Ga y'Of 't you, ui c9"l Specra •ares ro, ''ale as! ^•are a' 6686353 sero,s Starrg a: S -,C^ G.le 03 6931 Pere a callat 5-6-9533 --A-- Homes Homes For Sale 500 For Sale $10,000 DOWN DETACHED, centra: air. fireplace, three bedroocts. hew 1,n;shed basement, vacant• two storey. Ajax area. 284-4736, TOM ETOBICOKE - a bedroom. NEW _.st.ng comp ate y cc.,oie garage M rt. Trove In OgraCIOC 4 bedroom large semi „ore I o•' Exc,us ve area on near Oshawa Centre. New win - nice s zed of, Many more doves and vinyl siding, cloubte extras %0 AGENTS PEASE paved drive. completely lanced. 416-742-9974 (0317931 modern decor througnout. AJAX "DON'T mss this' - 'BM separate in-law apartment with sq.tt. two storey, double garage, tenant of 4 years wising to stay. many extras, completely 432.9074, $126.900. Try an separate two bedroom apart. otter. (031493) 500 ment in basement, must soft. Asking $174,500. Make an offer. Open House Sunday 2-4 p.m. 6837971 or 208.3907 (paper). Frank Real Estate Ltd (031693) (032493) CUSTOM built colonial farm BOWMANVILLE - three plus house on two acres of trees ,n ohne bedrooms, rased bungalow Buri eton Estates. 4 bedrooms, semi, 4 pce. bath, plus two piece 3 baths, two fireplaces. heated ensuite, partially finished pool• neat pump $324.900 416- basement, central air, huge fully 263 8651 1031893) fenced pie shaped lot, court location. Close to schools, two WHITBY upgraded 4 bedroom minutes to 401. Asking Iow.nnouse. 12 baths. rna�n $128,500. Call 416-623-9645. !lour la_^dry. hnshed roc room. (031693) ort -Le. contra, air, noxi to Park, WHITBY, Fall,n brook, 4 5Cr005, shol>p,ng. 40' and Go bedroom executive home, $'`'9.900 0681-58 '03'25)3) greenhouse kitchen, family $111,000 bedull 13 bodroom room with fireplace, man floor se•n , des.•ab:a Ross and laundry, beautiful heated ,n W.son, Oshawa Paved drive, ground pod, quiet crescent, all 'enced yard. deck and shed, for just $219.900. Call Patel finished rac room, gas heat. Nora) Sales Rep. Guide Realty. iarge assumable mungage Poe 723-5281 (031893) session July 1.1993 Cas 985 OSHAWA north east - like 99'8 (040,93) new, 5 years old, two bedroom. BROKER has $10.000 to lend at cnarmng treed corner lot, 4 $147 per month. Contac Doug appliances. reduced to at 668 6805, Communty, F nan $129,500 Cas 655--1682 aver 6 tial Serv,ufas (TF) p m (031293) MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS we wii ^'ove anyf9ng arywhe,e anytime GOmme'r:,a' or resxtpntla, Packagng storage are: poxes avatiab,p Sprier & Td ^ldntt• drscount5 r,ee estimates 571-0755 MEN- ,.se'o Am„lerca. A • •ypes o' "loves Ca Ca' , .a^e 4272856 Painting, Decorating PPOFESSIONAL Iva pace• '^a '.-e •oo- Or «hoe ^o -se. guaramoiar_ owes, 'ales `.o IOC 5 •00 5mai v.d, ry wo--arsro gua'a^teen au 43r 2595 -=A__, PROFESSIONAL Dain7•ng. ,rte. "o, aro 9re•t' ^^ywa, 'aping, :'aster^g a^d so'ay Ca' A",oOo or -•ena. 723-'31- Party 23-'33'Party Services ea D e^ a^a • ary age +^/ xcass o- B •, days -10^0. O^5. Pe- ^gs .rC,dberS. Mag:SJ s^owl are er, ce -9c 833"5' v -28-8334 RABBIT «a -'s «;•+ :. ^g -agc 'x ^'%•[air star 9s aro i! occas c^s. -ave ^y o.- -rag -Car' Ca, E,^e 558-4932 Plumbing "cx;+er erceic Journeyman Plumber 5 -Ow?•5 :359"9-' ore• =ars VC A'y -encva'c- 3ccecrr mF 427.4•'4 •.Omp Rims AS* :;, I + rax. Financial Directory ..-arn'ec a«c.^•a^r ava,iaoe 'or Do, : a- assigrr-ie^15 : me -., Cd' dos ", 32 C3254-- INCOME 3253_ INCOME ix •er r^s ow 'a'es fiat 4 '3.69'1' classrfle i Dept Is open eery Mon ro Thurs 8a !.!iut3prr. Cal 1576.9335 to place your ad or fax rt 579-2238 500 Hames For Sale OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1-5 p.m. 281 Lawson St, Pickering (Altona Sheppard) Large detached - 4 bedroorrL walk to Rouge Valley 5259,900. Too many eXtfas to list. For In1ortTWIlOf1 0811 Michael Munshaw Homelifei Bestway Realty Inc. 231-7170 FOUR p „s 2 bedroom bungalow. 450x'50 h. lot. 25 '^ to osnawa. Minutes to Daarn aro goat. S129.000. Can 966-5698.;031893) BUNGALOW approx. 950 CENTURY Horne - large dining, sq " . rregular of, 36 x121 farrilly room, fireplace, modern arge back yard, very Wei; kept. ktehen, two acres witNout 400C Pamal finished basement, 3 sq.ft, workshop, ideal for DwrOOrns, asking $120,000call business. Hwy $12 Manchester. 576-1468. (031493) rent to own. 725-1171 or 263 ATTENTION First Home Buyers 2009.(031693) . $103.000 3 bedroom PICKERING • 244C sq.tt . 4 townhouse, eat -:n kitchen, at bedroom, two storey, walkout taehed garage. Open nose finished basement, family room Sunday 2.4 p m ' 3 3 0 with f,rep!ace, doub-e car 'roworoge. Unit 16. Oshawa. garage. nose to schools and 4274771 Bus. or 6832657 snooping ASKing 5279.000 -,oma. ;0318931 Open House Sat and Sun, I AJAX - NO AGENTS PLEASE 4 30 P m Cavi 831 6694. Three bedrooms. master ;0316931 bedroom-nsufte. walk .n poser. AJAX ChurctuHwy a2. baauti. man floor la.miyroom Gose -o '. 4 beQOOm. aimDst brand new -+uJ. GO, hospital ant scroois. greenhouse Kitchen. main '1001 Open t+ovsa Surcay. ' -i p -n. laundry, fam,ly room with 4283409.,C3189i) fireplace. 5 pce ensuite. central --- air. many upgrades5219.000. C 1 0 Townhouses 42' 3136 ,031293) J For Sale EAST Oshawa Semi. 3 m MISS bedrooms. 1 1 2 bathrooms. PRIVATE Sale P,CKonng 3 walkout to deck. large 'anted bad,00m IOwrnouse w in backyard, garage, 4 appliances I n'shed basame^!, wa K to included. Asking $122.900. No s'io(P'ng• Go. asking agents please 721-0601 or 576- Cal Dervir n 6 30 arc P m 2012 (031293) 631 %01 ,03'893) OSHAWA Rrtsori.Adeaide. 3 470 Cottages For DGC'00 "' '' Cge. s:Ov9. naw pair' pent or ren! •d ow, -or- Rent O^'y 5700 DMus ullih es Pe, KAWARTHAS LAKE Sey^+o_• morin. Coll 14161 453 349' WOOL aro Estate, n0'_Sek990- `031293' iIg cottages. 3 _ • D aCe 420._. Townhouses Datnrppr.l5 is"ng. °°°'. bedU7. store. D,aygrocnQ 9C •^r;es For Rent 1.E of ° cm 9, ^g 705 653- '-17 (032593 CENTRAL Vv' br ,ves:yious - ---- -a g`Dc_•^ooC 3 bedroo•n Florida 'ow^House. 5 apor•ances. singe car garage. s950 Der mor!, Vacation vacation Rentals Avariabie Apra Carl George. C L E A R W A T E R •^• al e 432-6868 ;03'4931 Del:roo^1s. '_ry ._"-sned. air ONE, two and tnree bee•oom CO- moo a ^o•^e. neared _x_•, co^Dos. Bea.,, 'v' Doors. no*, tub. tennis. rear Properly. quality feat„res 6 beac^es and ^Hier arraaiors. appkanOBs. air conditioned. from C^ C•er, wa :---a . °roles S7'5 mort••y Purchase options '_ass than riots6275 weak y ava.abie Sa+tr east comer Of 683-5503. 10422931 Nash and Trus Rd., Couroce GORGEOUS '^'ore bedroom Open House. Wed and Thurs. 3- Polido. dose to famous Clea p •^ $undo y. ' 4 p m. For water Bedcn Pool, ;aCUZ1 ^,ore information. call Josephine 330. aro prvata yard. Ava4atNs Sn.Qer, 5797505 or Pau.a Apel IH,ougn December -or ,n. S heppald. 579-x52 at HpmielRe !Urrnalipr dnC 10 view Pr•d05. Advantage Really ctC Redr.o, 686.9846 031693! 4334747 ("FALL; -- - Homes PICKERING ••wy r2 : a e. 3 500 For Sale baths. Oentra. a.• 'am,iy •Dom HWV e2 and Counce. new 2522 w r^ reP�ace. garage 'vis app.ances. no pals. Ava.aDw sQtt raga ravine, al-oe-sac. immeo,ale ly f"00P,. ..s p•e-urdped iOt. 4 bedrooms ,,;limes Cala Gary. 331.2x31 w'al'kout basemen7, say• ghts. rage b"ght k'Cnen, ^•dnY (1037293! „pgraoes f199.90C 404-0749. 430 Rooms To ;031893) Rent $169,I100 - Tow bedroom two storay detached, ca . cv . ROOM for tern inquiet home. TV tn;shed basement, fireplace. and VCR included. Parking Al- bar, inground pool, accessories Iona Rd. and Shepherd area, p:us much ore. Desirable non smoker, would suit working Whitby bcallon 668 1359 No person. $350 monthly. Phone agents please. 10318931 509-2932. (031493) AJAX South BUY today with confioenceili peasant fur Huge 4 hearoom home wrtn a Wished room, friendly adult family room, playroom, home, share facilities, Own T.V . workshop. two barns, dining bus at Qoor. $80 weekly- Cas room and garage, f174 PAGE 2Z•THE NEWS ADVER778M FRIDAY, MAkCH n2, 1"13 545 P ;es 680 Ai>now+an+�s 680 Anrtounatllents 680 Armunmwits WATERFRONT property. $59.900. 20 min. south of Miriam, ",eared 10 build. Hydro. year round road. spit oggd Late. .scsl.nt fishing, natural water Iron$. 420-5393.(031693) 575 Loans INOIEY P,cby„Is? Loans. debt consolidations, credit arragenten ts. personal btldga planning, garnishees stopped. FREE CONSULTATIONS. Credit Counselors(Pickering- Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF) 575 Loans BORROW $10.000. pay as little as Vic per month o.a.c. Call Jerry, 666-7200. Anubrs Invest - Ltd. (if) 580 Mortgages PRIVATE MORTGAGES AND LOANS Cal Michael 1668-7200 Muds Investments Ltd. MORTGAGES arc na,s 95% Mtaneeng. down payment also arranged. Any amount available Call Doug 668-6805 Com- rrwnulty Financial Swvress. (TF) Business 590 Opportunities DOES ._ c-a.::^vw:_e —a'c� your vea^s' �esd Out how yob. can budo a substanta! 'neor•re saaly and frorr your nor'ke using our free '-800 8 May we send you a very .rttpvtant tul odour package absoluie'y tree? It's ama2,rg irlornution canbe yours w - no ooltgat on whatsoever Cali 1-800-853- 4637, transit 822574 and star. Ming your dreams ;03169;1) PIZZA Franchise for sale in Sol- levdie area $49.900. Good potenuai. Turn Key operation. Cas Al. 416x33'445 (031693) 670 Personals THE PSYCHIC PERCEPTION Cie9r Ir-oecty & &=ratfl Loon into your future to avatg your NOWI CALL SUSAN LOVELY soutr, A—Wcan noes omre sinowe rtMatex saga. car respondence -marriage. Free photos with brochure. 24 his. 707-257.3790.1032393) JESUS says, can the blind Sac !Me NAMC, Does your innate, ar wegusset') 'he hreing 4 tris h -red mnwer. Mcar 311. 'saran 5610-12. Join 10.11. Jim Campoeri. 1-705.9539475 (TF) SINCERE S.nglm Personal In- troouaan Service A c>orfr0en- b.l way to meet that .«reone special. Join Onara's lastest growing membership. Judy. 725-5757 or Ruth. 1 400.363 9767. (031993) EXCLUSIVELY Singles Dance tris Sat. Mar 13. 9 p.rn a the Port Darlington Marina in eoerrrranvdI*. Admission $5. Dress code. no leans. AN single and unattached persons wtMponre. (03140M -- FEMA E warred - by single non smoking nele for relationship. Long dirty blond hair. 5'9' gnarl eyes. Iso lbs.. attending Outhatin college. Irreresta: rack and dance music. romerakaig. concerts, rollercoasters. r�rrpirla I you an an amatyhre 19-35 year fermi. call 434- 1287 anytime. Single modwo welcome. (031293) DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization techniques. However for those who still require even more special care. Dr. Mary Kay M.D. joins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon.) We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839- 951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ont. Classified Dept. is open every Mon. to Thurs. 8 a.m. till 8 p.m. Call 576-9335 to place your ad or fax it 579-2238 AJAX FIGURE SKATING CLUB SPRING SCHOOL REGISTRATION CANSKATE a JUNIORS a INTERMEDIATES SENIORS Please drop by the Music Room at AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE between 12:00-3:00 on Saturday 13th and 20th for REGISTERING FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 683-1753 ERRORS AND OMISSIONS If your read or cfawled ad alf ears Qday for he Irtt time. Plea se deft raeluly to see Etat :t s oa'ect n every feud Nobe of an error n your retail or classified adverbemerd musl be gver b liar Ptckeru, News Adversser n tine la careclo+ beloe /te secoN insertion The JsnawaWhrmv Ths week w0 not 5e •fispors m nor more Thar one inconea nseroor a for damages 7 X= beywC To cost of Ere space JIMAV occupied by Ere er 7 urrw no responsibility wil De assumed fo 141.89 anadverbnt 0 01howae r publer+ airy adverssworl ordered aro accepted Misr :angling an ad betas UPKV it l lmpaLW I to ,*m" and 'Stan you CANCELLATION NUMBER for poabb We relererim 576-9335, 798-7672 COME AND WORSHIP THESE CHURCHES INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THEIR e- WORSHIP SERVICES AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pickering Village United Church 1820 Whitera Rd. N. THE FAMILY CHURCH 300 Church St. N., Ajax WORSHIP TIME 6834M Su rvised Nur Ps839-1383 Y Rev. Howard Zurbrigy Phyllis Spencer Worship & Suzy School WESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHLRCH 10:30 a.m. M at Applecroh Public School 55 colas Ave. North, Ajax ST. ANDREW'S MORNING WORSHIPiP 10.OEB 000 AX PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Jamas Randle, Pastor® 35 CHURCH ST. N. 111,11111111-117M PICKERING VILLAGE Du, Am ton., FairportUNbdChurch 1066 Duidw li n Rd-, Pillaring 683-7311 839-7271 1 REV. JAMES elks wwsttip b Church Slltod11-00 ® IWo""°" WORSHIP i CHURCH S0400L .Y A. Church Service 10:30 am. PICKIERI.�G STANDARD CHURCH TO ADVERTISE IN OUR ("'�"iOD1 2516 boa PAW at IMINE 7 CHURCH DIRECTORY SUIWNlf School 10:15 CALL JANICE AT 7`'�0 683-5110 Cam and * Bible Club- OOM � rBible �".�' 110 General Help 110 General Help EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MANAGER Required for busy import dealership in Whitby. This position is available immediately for a mature, hardworking and experienced person. Salary plus commission including an excellent benefit package. For a confidential interview please contact MILTON OR JIM 668-6881 DURHAM AUTOMOBILES LTD. 1250 Dundas St. E., Whitby THANK YOU FOR CHECKING. Please look over your ad the first day it appears making sure it reads as you requested, as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion. Phone ved up - use your Fax machine to send us your classdied ad. Remember to include your company's name, address 6 phone. 579-2238 Meet the Deadline Don't be frazzled by income tax season. Let us do the tbinking for you! To advertise yourself or your business in our Tax Directory, call Mary van Kesse4 57(x9335, Tor. line 798-7672, or fax 579-2238 THE NLM5ADVLs7' ZR F1RMAY, MARCH 12,1!O&FACld 23 `Recycled' fashion show aids Cancer Society AJAX-PICKERING - An upco ming bridal fashion show featur- ing "recycled" gowns will aid the Canadian Cancer Society. Used bridal gowns, mother -of - the -bride ensembles, prom and co cktail dresses will be modelled on Tuesday, March 16 at 8 p.m. at P GUNTHER IVENS CONTRACTING LTD. Eslabdshed 1955 General Contractors Al Types of Home Improvements * Deck: * Additions * Custom Built Homes * All Makes of Windows, patio doors 5 yr. Guarantee on Labour and Materials For Free Estimates Call Gunther 839-0681 RMSITURS LIVE IN CARE OR PERICDIC `.ISITS FOR YOUR PETS PLANTS d HOME HOME SECURITY d INSURANCE VALIDATION PET EXERCISING & FEEDING • BONDED & INSURED. EST. 1981 686-1691 InternationafSpecioltim Schnitzel Steak, filet of Sok or 'Dfvi Specials Sunday Brunch 1030 to 2:30 Located in the Courtyard Pickering VdLWe 109 old xagston If., Nax 427.6760 "CELEBRATING 20 YRS. AS A REALTOR" Carol E. S ' Kudla ABBoeieh IlrotlBr �833�7/-1340 pjy Realty Ltd m -1 R-1 -\(,E FROM 7.5% 1st, 2nd, 3rd Btges. to 95% • Rental Properties & Cottages • Re4inancing • Debt Consolidation • Rural Properties • Self-employed • Bad Credit No Income -No Problem Prime Deals Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Since 1975 CAL tO0-L33 f WHrrBY Tf app's Restaurant Banquet Hall, 17 90 Kingston Rd., (at Brock Rd. ) Pickering. The fashions, being sold on co nsignment, will cost a fraction of their original price. The show is b eing hosted by Valerie Smyth Inv estments of Pickering with pro- ceeds going to the Cancer Soci- ety's South Durham Unit, which s erves Ajax, Pickering and Whit- by. The show will be held in a tra- ditional wedding reception set- ting, with bridal decorations. Patr ons will be served finger foods, to a and coffee at tables complete wi th linen tablecloths and napkins. F lowers for tables are being donat- ed by the SuperCentre, Pickering. Models will circulate among th e tables so that shoppers can get a close-up look at the gowns and as k questions. Roger James Insurance changing with the times There was a time in the insurance industry, not so long ago, when individuals and families were content to have basic life insurance, plus protection for their home and automobile. For business, essential coverage was identified as fire protection, firs and foremost. "today, as North American lifestyles are somewhat more complex• insurance servicing has become more creative, to meet ever-changing personal and commercial needs. Robin Bell and Janet Thom are brokers with the Roger R. lames Insurance Brokers Ltd. (RRJ). Being brokers, these women are able to shop many markets for the best rate for their clients. Their positions are unlike agents, who represent one company only, and as such, are unable to be as competitive. Roger James Insurance deals with 18 major insurance companies - what both women describe as "the large players." These include such names as Zurich, Laurentian, Royal, and others, whose reputations have been built up over many years. Through this brokerage, all policies are available at convenient, monthly payment plans. Robin's specialty is commercial business. including fife and group, while Janet's is personal lines, representing home and automobile coverages. Among the special types of insurance available to clients is the waiver of depreciation on a new automobile policy. This is coverage for a specific time period (12, 24 or 36 months, for example), where, should you have Janet Thom, left, and Robin Bell are two w creative brokers with the Roger R. James Insurance Brokers Ltd. They serve the Ajax - Pickering Community. an accident and your car is not repairable, you are entitled to receive the money you paid for your new car. As well, because of her extensive knowledge of the market. Janet has been able to save newcomers to Canada hundreds of dollars. Those who bring with them letters proving they are experienced drivers and have had insurance coverage in their country of origin, are surprised at the savings they realize, thanks to Janet's expertise. "We have the markets to draw from, to suit clients' needs," she says. Among the special services available in the commercial area, Robin mentions a 'preference plus' policy through Royal Insurance. This preferred status policy allows Roger James Insurance to offer commercial clients one policy that insures all needs - for example, auto, building, and umbrella liability, all at competitive prices. With just the one policy serving these various areas under one policy munber and all expiring at Advertising Feature the same time, everything is much more convenient for the client. A monthly payment plan is also available. which has the unique feature of no interest charge. It's worth noting, also, that policies today are written in layman's terms: and that there is coverage for every imaginable need. The philosophy of both women is that their committment to their clients does not end when the insurance policy is taken out. When the client has a claim, Janet and Robin are quick to ensure the claim is expedited. They take the time to explain everything and write the necessary letters throughout the entire process, thereby ensuring the client is well served. The service is personal and professional. RRJ is a brokerage firm you can trust. As Robin puts it, "If you could itt rust one person to handle all your insurance needs, we want you to think of us." For a comparison quotation, call 428-6894. Why Advertise In Focus On Business Durbets businesses wanting to increase their profile and sates volume find that being a pan of the Foals an Business advertising feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few yeas a great many businesses -- of all sixes -- have found that investment in the Ajax/Pickening News Advertiser's and oshawa/Whitby'rhis Week's Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you get involved! When a company makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story, complete with pictures. The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain in depth its product anWor service, philosophy, goals, special pramotiosts and even a historical overview. Unless the business chooses otherwise, everything is done by the newspapers staff: the ad design, story interview and writing, plus the Wdn of the photographs. 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