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�.- Pickering Edition Fm : - • - - Fish & Chips t ammIN am nut aays . 200 OFF RIF$ ADVIRTISIR- FAMLY PACK OR PARTY PACK i 7" OlddtottM or. I PK3M NG 831-1222 Sunday, March 28, 1993 28 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,000 510 + 40 GST = 55 calls Vol. 112 No. 13 t t� FOR BOOK LOVERS: Children and adult volunteers are needed for a new reading club in Pickering. The Pickering Reading Circle operates Saturdays from 930 to 10:30 am. at the Pickering Town Centro. Adult volunteers read to children ages four to 12 on a one-to-one basis. The non-profit club was started by Pickering resi- dent Raji Shukla in co-operation with Read Canada, a national liter- acy program. The Pickering Town Centre donates span: near the Food Cour on the lower level and books are loaned by the Pickerine Public Library. Tlne program will continue until May'?. Adults par- ticipating in the Px-kering Reading Circle are nuertiiewed and may be asked to supply references. For more inforrna6m. call Ms. Shukla at 839-3037. 0 tie today's Newts Advenise. 11 rmd the fatst in a series oa yotttttlL Y bots at tunny issues ng toddy's young People and , they've dealing vA& 8to'�g It's tint, its it's mamia—!stallofaL ,-.__ Regular features Lewers_ ..----------_A Name Dropping.—10 Billboard... 18 S .Z2 Classified. -»_»........23 'Field of screams ' feared Fight dump Thursday or hold your nose: environmentalists By JUDI BOBBITT where an April Fool's anti -dump rally will be held. Walter Pitman, Staff Reporter chairman of the provincial Interim Waste Authority, will be there to PICKERM - If you don't want another dump in Pickering, prepare hear your views. to fight on Thursday or forever hold your nese. If a large number of residents don't turn out, the Province will get Residents are being urged to cam protest signs and a strong mcs- See 'IF...Pa e 3 sage of oplx)sition it) the Ntctn• I.a t I ride Ccntrc l hur,1x% ni.-ht. Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps HMS Harwood Squadron was the beneficiary of An earful recent donations from Legion, Branch 322, Ajax and the Ajax -Pickering Navy League. The Navy League handed over $11,000 and the Legion $2,000 to help the squadron buy new brass and percussion instruments in time for the Cadets' participation in the provin- cial band competition on the May IoN weekend. Here, Legion branch president Jim Kelly of thanks getsa noisy"Thank•you" from Cadet petty officers, from left, Robert Renda, Judy Daniels and Ian Camileri. photo by A.J. Groep Mixed reaction to Bell's ber toll-free zone g DURHAM - Toll-free telephone service stretching from Burlington to Bowmanville will be introduced on Sept 1 if Bell Canada gets the nod of approval. The proposal, known as the Community Calling Plan, will bring with a an iinme se in local rates, but there's a silver lining in the cloud. Residents and businesses bete will be able to call free of charge from Bow►manville in the east to Burlington in the west and as far north as Sutton and Keswick. The area takes in all of Toronto. The plan must be approved by the Canadi- an Radio-televiisim and Te Commission (CRTC), Ottawa. "In my opinion, this is a good thing for See BUSRW_%S--Ji W 3 iltatC■IM/ nwtans wMft -- AdveftM in /ytmbig fl*m Advsdbw (M"111b anti O6 wcP-W1MyNftW"ft679-4M.1AM1PNs>l1n *VWY *AWby ! U N D EIRLYING xk EASONS • BRAS • LINGERIE - SLEEPWEAR • HOSIERY �. ONTARIO'S ONLY CUSTOM BRA FITTING AND ALTERATION OVER 1000 BRAS IN STOCK FROM 30AA TO 46FF Back From Fishing...Didn't Catch A Thing! Bra fittings are available 7 days a week. Please call for an appointment. 420-1883 Pickering Town Centre Lower Level, Sears Wing VERTISER IVew police unit set up to handle non-urgent calls By DONNA DONALDSON Durham Staff DURHAM - Durham Regional Police are han- dling calls for services in a different way. They have initiated an Alternate Response Unit to deal with non -emergency calls for help. "R's been an enormous success so far," according to Sgt. Gord McKechnie, who is in charge of the ARU and directed patrol unit. "Any non -emergency, when there's no threat to life, limb or property, will be handled by ARU." Police announced the new response unit at a press conference on Friday. The pilot Alternate Response Unit will operate in I District which encompasses Whitby, Oshawa and Newcastle. After an evaluation of the new service, it could be expanded throughout the region by 1994. Manned by two officers at Oshawa's 17 Division from 7 a.m. to midnight, the ARU will receive any non -emergency calls and deal with them over the phone. Members of the public can fill in their own reports at the police station or send the forms over by fax. If a non -emergency situation needs an officer to attend, the 4= unit will respond at a time that's convenient for the complainant. There are two mobile officers in Oshawa and one each in Whit- by and Newcastle for the ARU to attend calls in person when necessary. Non -emergencies include calls for services such as after - the -fact break-ins and thefts, frauds, noisy parties, dog bark- ing beefs, motorcycle or snow- mobile complaints, property damage, or youths loitering. The new system frees up offi- cers on patrol and officers who are needed for emergencies. Staff Sgt. Jim Adams of ; f Whitby's 18 Division said by handling non -emergency calls: over the phone, police can either deal with the issue, direct the caller to other agencies, or give advice on the situation. "Where we were sending cars in the past we'll direct those calls in a different way," said Staff Sgt. Adams. "It will free up time for patrol units and get the police more involved in the com- munity." The police department is now able to have six officers on foot patrol full-time. Two are in buds south Oshawa and four others cover the downtown core. The new system is getting the force back into community-based policing. "It's an old-fashioned type of policing when police officers get to know the public they're serv- ing," said Staff SgL Adams. From March 15 to March 21, the ARU handled 238 calls for service. Of those, five were redirected to the regular police units. Out of 233 calls, 76 of them required ARU cars to attend and the rest were dealt with over the phone. "It's a way of doing business in the `90s (in polic- ing)." said Sgt. McKechnie. WE'LL GIVE YOU SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT! Healthy teeth look better, feel better and last longer. To get your teeth in top shape and keep them that way, Dr. Jay Petroff and his assistant, Angela, are here to offer careful and gentle comprehensive care. Located at the Dixie -Finch Dental Office in Pickering, Dr. Petroffs practice opened in October 1992. He offers full service treatment as well as the convenience of evening and Saturday appointments. Dr. Petroff, who does volunteer dental work in Sioux Lookout, is also an associate of Albion Dental Centre in Rexdale. Angela handles all the office procedures and assists Dr. Petroff with dental treatments. If you would like to improve your smile without having to fight "tooth and nail" for an appointment, new patients are always welcome at Dr. Petroffs office. Call 831-3603 to book a visit today! Retailer EWS CH 28, 'If you don't come to fight dump, they build it' FROM PAGE 1 the message there's no opposition to a dump here, organizers fear. "If it looks like the community doesn't care, we're done," says David Ryan, chairman of a mayor's -citizens' task force against landfills. He calls the threat of another Pickering dump "the field of screams. If you don't come (to Thursday's meeting), they will build it." The IWA, in searching for a Durham -only landfill that will operate for 20 years, has targeted Pickering with four of five candi- date sites. But task force mem- bers are afraid the chosen site could end up taking garbage from all across the Greater Toronto Area for the next 30 years. And, they suspect the Province's preferred choice will be a site adjacent to the existing Brock West dump which — aceording to Pickering -Ajax Citi- zens' Together (PACT) for the Environment — is already being overfilled and is leaking toxic leachate into ground water_ A new Pickering dump could end up taking another Region's Ryan trash if that Region develops operating problems with its own dump, according to David Strain and David Steele, both members of PACT. "If Pickering doesn't fight it, it's going to be the garbage capi- tal of all Ontario," predicts Mr. Strain. "We've already put up with Brock West — the odors, the sea gulls, the trucks. We expect that to happen again...How much more abuse Business applauds bigger toll-free zone FROM PAGE l small business," says Andy Emmink, chairman of the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade's government relations committee. "By and large, people are going to benefit. You're marketing on the phone, taking orders on the phone. I'm going to be saving money on my home rates, as well." The plan would see residential customers in Ajax and Pickering paying $17.30 a month for Bell service instead of the current $15.85; business telephone rates would jump to S57.75 from $54.50. On its face, it looks like a reasonable proposal," says Mr. Emmink. who'll be recommend- ing the Board of Trade endorse it. Tom Band, a section manager for Bell Canada, says local reac- tion to Bell's Community Calling plan has been balanced: Some people like it, some don't. "So far, there's been a number of positives. Yet, there's the same number of negatives," says Mr. Band. He'll be giving a pre- sentatiou on the proposal to Pick- eting council April 5 and is try- ing to arrange a date when he can speak to Ajau council. "It's cm- cial we get their support; there are big benefits to a lot of our customers." The CRTC will bold a bear- ing on tie proposal an May 17 in Hull, Aute.; local residents and groups are invited to participate. Meanwhile, Bell Canada has applied for a general rate incxrase, its first in 10 years, to take elect April 1. It was eapea- ing a decision by the CRTC on that application Friday. K CORRECTION In this week's 'Happy Easter' flyer the 'Skip It' Toy featured on page 1 is selling for $12.97, not $4.97 as stated in the copy. We apologize for any incon- venience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Limited should Pickering take?" Adds Mr. Steele, "If you do not come and support the task force, and give your comments to Walter Pitman, you can expect the biggest landfill site, without any doubt, in Pickering...tf you don't come oui, don't complain when you get it." The IWA is scheduled to announce its preferred Durham Region dump site this summer. Doors at the Metro East Trade Centre, Brock Rd. and Hwy. 401, will open at 6:30 p.m. and the rally will officially begin at 7:30. The evening will include a ques- tion -and -answer period with Mr. Pitman; entertainment by the Pickering Arts Council; and dis- plays by local artists depicting what Pickering will lose if ano(h- erdump is built here. task force information office at For more information, call the 831-9181). rIMP -:P ' • AUTO 1 ' WINDSHIELD We pay the $50.00 1 t l PLUS we give ' II Back! s 71 'T' S(0 BROCK RD. S., U PICKERLYG Call for an FV DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE INSERTS & FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD SUNDAY, MARCH 28/93 NEWS ADVERTISER AEP BURGER KING CANADIAN TIRE CASH'WAY DOMINK)N FOOD CITY DNnared to s.wded households only FOODTOWN I.G.A. K MART LOSLAWS M & M MEATS MIRACLE FOOD MART td0ORES THE SUIT PEOPLE SAV -A -CENTRE SINGERS AlaiciPickerkrog �i A W r J r� �+ ��y-;i msmnm iiwcsmy ift"Mem 837-7819 SUNDAY'S CARRIER OF THE WEEK IS DAWN HARRISON Daw- enpys co.,er.:rg xRs a -c •eadrr5 Daw- 'em ve: McDonald's coupors mr-ocr-erz or to flews Aeverser Congratua,,o-s Daw^ `or oe•-, our S4;rcay Carrer of *,he Week OMMRI GET'WET'BUT DON'T GET `SOAKED'! IS Y IN' �s 1HU r. �4t4 + •�„'�� �►ir�ifll?ll��f�lt;,11 ti . <. 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She suggested the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federa- tion (Durham) was "out of touch with social and economic reality" and should lower its wage demands. At the same time, Nis. Crisp said the Durham Board of Educa- tion's "doomsday scenario" was exaggerated and it should dig into its coffers for a slight pay increase. She recommended all salaries and allowances be increased by .5 per cent in the one-year contract for 1992-93. Teachers have been demanding 1.6 per cent, while the board has been offering zero. "She did not accurately report what was happening in Durham," criticizes teachers' federation president Bill Butcher. "She wasn't able to pick up what was important to both sides. She had no sense of what was going on." Negotiations "have been long and drawn out" since they began last June, Mr. Butcher adds. (Board chair Louise Farr couldn't be reached for comment.) Teachers will look at the agree- ment Wednesday and vote on it Friday. If it's accepted, school board trustees will ratify the deal at their next meeting, April 13. The public school board has 92 elementary schools, which have a combined enrolment of more than 35.000 students. L ALLS N1TAL ITH BAR AND STAGE • Seats up to 300 People • ideal for Dance Recitals • Also available Sunday mornings ° LOCeted at the r llaye Retirement Centre 55 Valley Farm Rd., PlcKering ° o Call Mrs. Gregor 831-2522 PUBLIC -NOTICE go THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM DLIN THE MATTER OF NEGAM THE MUNICIPAL ACT TAIL NOTIM THAT M Cowdl of tle Rspl - Mw pW* of owtw may pari 4lfift &Ahorwq awalruMn of #w ttllimnp pto wu: Rood No. Rood Nana Murdp�y t oc 2 Simco* St Sagop Sir=@ St. bw VN Edwo Dr. b Lone St Port Pon. Witt irtp b 44mt standard. 4 Taunon Rd. 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'Details at Seas SME PRICES END SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1993 UNLESS OTHERWEESTAIM, MAME QUANIMES S"M nr Your money's worth ... and more VISIT OUR AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE AT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Phone 420-8000. We're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 am. -9:00 p.m., Sat 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Sun. Noon -5:00 p.m. HWY 2 o ra NwY 401 S"M nr Your money's worth ... and more VISIT OUR AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE AT SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Phone 420-8000. We're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 am. -9:00 p.m., Sat 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Sun. Noon -5:00 p.m. THE NEWS ADVERTMER SUNDAY. MARCH 216"93TAGZ S Destreaming 'good for kids': principal DURHAM - Destreaming Grade 9 classes "buys kids critical time" before they make an important life decision, says a high school principal. "A child is not just a brain," Harwood Secondary School principal Lyn Parr said Wednesday at a meet- ing held at the Ajax school by the Quality Education Network (Durham). "This is good for kids" because they already face emotional and physical changes when they enter high school, she noted. Destreaming means students in Grade 9 won't choose their level of study — basic, general or advanced — until Grade 10. That extra year allows students to make a more informed decision, advocates say, pointing to the dif- ficulties faced by students who realize too late they want to attend university and need advanced -level courses. While critics believe the move may help middle- of-the-road students, they worry it will hurt those at either end of the spectrum — the learning disabled and the bright. Students with learning disabilities already "have fairly major disadvantages. This could be the straw that breaks that particular camel's back," warned Eva Nichols of the Learning Disabilities Association of Ontario. She's worried the province's 150,000 learning -disabled stu- dents will be hurt further because many boards are also cutting sup - Mteachers. ost of the 25 secondary teachers being cut by the Durham Board of Education in September work in special education. But "then will still be support" for students with special needs, according to Shirley Smith, presi- dent of the teachers' union.) Some parents fear high achievers will be held back in a destreamed class. But that hasn't happened at Dr. FJ. Donevan Collegiate Insti- tute in Oshawa, according to staff there who have combined Grade 9 general and advanced classes as their own pilot project. "Kids are eager in Grade 9," according to Anne Marie Laginski of the English department. "Bright students will choose the more complicated questions (when given a choice). If they don't, I will lead them." A self -described "traditional" teacher who taught general and advanced English for 10 years, Ms. Laginski says students in a destreamed class must be evaluated differently than in a streamed class. Teach- ers are looking not just at test marks but at skills and attitudes. "I had no discipline problems," in a combined class. "Social skills improved immensely" and stu- dents didn't insult one another's intelligence or appearance, she said. There are many ways to challenge bright students, added Chris Hall of Donevan's math department. He suggested teachers offer them a "problem of the week or problem of the day," take them out of class to prepare for math contests, and let them help class- mates. To Patti Charbonneau of QEN, that means "teach- ers are still streaming (students) at different levels in a classroom. They're just not Labelling them." 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', I r,m ^(t,t',e `M apples`. .. 11Vt111enif W 71 .+lAnesi�rtawsss�n�atwl�onxwwteais.int+ Rene's a winner Not since Oshawa's Ed Broadbent led the national New Democrats has a Durham Region politician shown the grit and ambition needed to rise to the very top of his vocation. Ontario Riding MP Rene Soetens made it known in recent weeks he was considering a shot at the leadership of the federal Progressive Conservatives. But, just as abruptly, he announced days ago that he wouldn't. To his supporters, Mr. Soetens' withdrawal and almost -ran status are disappointing. But one of the oddities of political life is this: out of the bad there will surely come some good. By many accounts, Mr Soetens is considered a low -profile par- liamentary figure. His image isn't instantly recognizable to Canadi- ans, he holds no cabinet position in the Mulroney government, and his vast political knowledge is underestimated by friend and foe alike. But he is a respected political figure in Parliament Hill circles, he chairs the Toronto Tory caucus and he's a politician deeply com- mitted to his party and to the members of his constituency. All this despite his unflagging belief in the policies and direction of Prime Minister Mulroney's party. By announcing his ambition and stirring up local support for his near bid for the leadership, Mr Soctens has turned some attention to his talents. His knowledge and intelligence, his untiring efforts on behalf of the Tories, his well-spoken and reassuring manner will hold him in good stead. If, as some polls suggest, the Progressive Conservatives could walk away with this election under the leadership of Kim Camp- bell, then Rene Soctens will be there with his party. And he'll do well in a cabinet post. Letters Th is sign co d be dangerous to your healtb To the editor, The following is a copy of a let- ter sent to Sandra Schmidt, public health nurse, Durham Region Health Unit I am a smoky who is aging to kick the habit The reason I smoke is probably that I'm addicted to T nicotine and I also enjoy a cigarette. t I agree with most of your sug- gestions on smoke-free areas. I don't smoke is banks, tine ups, ele- vators or hospit Wis If I want to light # up, I go outside or I wait until I get 10 my car. Thinking of quitting is also stressful. People these days are worried about keeping their jobs, + the economy, crime, unlawful i gre>tasI Bob Rae and Itis cdx- net, multiculturalism, welfare f cheats, taxes and the list goes on This all causes stress. Which in tarn brings me n the subject of the pro- powd signs regarding the dangers of second hand smoke. More stress. Everywhere we go nowadays we are reading signs being put up by everybody, for everybody. We are now going to have bilingual highway signs which I'm sure everyone wanted. You propose signs that will state, "This area contains tobacco smoke, which is known to cause cancer, heart disease, lung disease and may harm your baby." You could also add "Worrying about these diseases can cause stress which could result in mental ill- ness." The more wards on the sign, the bearer. Some poor elderly per- son could die before they get the chance to finish reading it all. Maybe we could put that on the sign loo. Making people aware of the dangers sem to be the in thing now. Here's more signs that meed to be considered. "When crossing this road, be The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and .anything else of interest to our read- ers. Pkase keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 1112 typed. doablespaced pages. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, levo and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed nm fit for publication. All ieuers must include -your full nun address and phone member for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 693-7363. _ ..... aware that you may or could be struck by a vehicle causing death or permanent disability. " "When flying with this airline, be aware that it may crash and burn, be hijacked to a foreign country not of your religious beliefs, or your luggage could be lost " When driving this vehicle be aware that if you do not drive with extreme cauion you or the passen- gers may risk death, or not finding a ping Place close to the mall, you may have to walk a great distance, which could result in a sudden heart arrack or, if changing a flat Lire be cautioned that this type of activity could cause severe back pain and kiss of work." "While walking or shopping in this mall you could be murdered, robbed, verbally or sexually assault- ed, stray into a designated smokin area, resulting in inhaling secon hand smoke, that is known to taus cancer, heart disease, lung diseas or may harm your baby." All joking aside, snaking is danger to everyone. It's the sign that get to me. Andy Cobem PickeriR 'Yankee traders' would hurt us To the editor, - Re: Oshawa CAW Membership Votes to Sever Ties with NDP It is obvious that the aunoworkers largest local has joined the ranks of the disillusioned Canadian taxpay- ers. These hardworking people are, in the main, mem- bers of the overtaxed middle income eamers. Before they look to any other party to endorse or to vote for as private citizens, there is one question they should demand an answer to. This holds especially true of any party dial says it will or may abrogate the Free Trade Act That question is, "What effect will such an action have on the Auto Fact?" I believe an CAW members and, indeed, anyone whose fivdihood depends on the auto industry can fird the answer to this question by Wining transcripts of the Padiamen- XMW MIMtGIWLDT- Ecftor-in-Chief WW COMES - Marvx ft Edfar M1CM PMCHOWN - Advertfsirle Manager M= DW MQ - Wan Sales Manager AME FAMOM - DObAw Manager NEURROOM - 666.6110 p61AW110N - 666.6117 NE AR ADVBrMNG - M3-6110 C1AiliI M - 766-7172 FAX - N3 -73U NATIONAL ADVEMNG SALES 491-1600 REAL ESTATE 6 AUTOMOTIVE AoVERnsoG -796-7672 Lary Commiuee on Bill CI 30 (FTA). Particular attsmtion mast be paid b the testimony of GR Wilson, past clmimrian of the Auto Parts Man- ufacturers Association, when he said, —M fuum of the Auto Pact, if Free Trade fails, is (than) it will be brought up by the Americans within one year's notice and I don't think the second round will be as fruitful as die first." Mr. Wilson can hardly be described as an outsider or political activist, can he7 If the Auto Pact is re_o a for by an American get that is ern ening an era of pro- lectionism and self -intim we will find, to our dis- tmay, what the phrase "Yankee Trader" really means. Dam Candidate Ontario Ri aig, Rdom Puty of Canada 11r F0 - Advertrw. PUAd-ld rar111 UEXW. WOO nod" and F10oy at 160 Conan Avg.. Ajit. Ont&4 LIS 2H6. 6 arw Off* Mrktlad f+0, Raft" and ObOX V 0 of aA"bar rw&qDapM ~ hetes AJMQPk*@*V INw Aawfrw, Avco 11MM, Advmnca. Brompton 6uordon. ka*wgton Pott, cof ngwoom cam"~. DOW Ou*12vylpk«hw• AOvwfrw. iwa0waw,1 kmd•pwtd *. &%Wim -n the %V4". Laney Walt. M0ftN= 6-n" kM & Sn. Moon CormeonOno143W% MMWapo NWAL tbrrrrc 60. North yak k*ro "We—bwbw Na•,w oattMa trarw. Orem T00 W. 0►dt•41 * • • Tl" Wank. POt-t-ouph 1hh Wyk. ffidg. atm W/1 OW" Lbrb wd, ieoorotoh M L1b*VoAftL W %_. Toddy. Swiss. Papa a" MW very 60MV f m p&Wwd Clam du. to macha*C0 agLlwnwft a CWome pRwws PwCiOd Ckm MW �o0on Nwbw 1097. Mat RlsppNon rots• h Cando: 1 14r• Ire conl*W a News Advertiser *» MtW JS probc ed by A Metrolarld Commtuiily Newspaper copyright use wahout wrNm coif NM k prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker »herr« tpublisher figh classify or refuse Pubkisfter _ any OdV9db*rn&n1 d Mt dbcmtlon. aware that you may or could be struck by a vehicle causing death or permanent disability. " "When flying with this airline, be aware that it may crash and burn, be hijacked to a foreign country not of your religious beliefs, or your luggage could be lost " When driving this vehicle be aware that if you do not drive with extreme cauion you or the passen- gers may risk death, or not finding a ping Place close to the mall, you may have to walk a great distance, which could result in a sudden heart arrack or, if changing a flat Lire be cautioned that this type of activity could cause severe back pain and kiss of work." "While walking or shopping in this mall you could be murdered, robbed, verbally or sexually assault- ed, stray into a designated smokin area, resulting in inhaling secon hand smoke, that is known to taus cancer, heart disease, lung diseas or may harm your baby." All joking aside, snaking is danger to everyone. It's the sign that get to me. Andy Cobem PickeriR 'Yankee traders' would hurt us To the editor, - Re: Oshawa CAW Membership Votes to Sever Ties with NDP It is obvious that the aunoworkers largest local has joined the ranks of the disillusioned Canadian taxpay- ers. These hardworking people are, in the main, mem- bers of the overtaxed middle income eamers. Before they look to any other party to endorse or to vote for as private citizens, there is one question they should demand an answer to. This holds especially true of any party dial says it will or may abrogate the Free Trade Act That question is, "What effect will such an action have on the Auto Fact?" I believe an CAW members and, indeed, anyone whose fivdihood depends on the auto industry can fird the answer to this question by Wining transcripts of the Padiamen- XMW MIMtGIWLDT- Ecftor-in-Chief WW COMES - Marvx ft Edfar M1CM PMCHOWN - Advertfsirle Manager M= DW MQ - Wan Sales Manager AME FAMOM - DObAw Manager NEURROOM - 666.6110 p61AW110N - 666.6117 NE AR ADVBrMNG - M3-6110 C1AiliI M - 766-7172 FAX - N3 -73U NATIONAL ADVEMNG SALES 491-1600 REAL ESTATE 6 AUTOMOTIVE AoVERnsoG -796-7672 Lary Commiuee on Bill CI 30 (FTA). Particular attsmtion mast be paid b the testimony of GR Wilson, past clmimrian of the Auto Parts Man- ufacturers Association, when he said, —M fuum of the Auto Pact, if Free Trade fails, is (than) it will be brought up by the Americans within one year's notice and I don't think the second round will be as fruitful as die first." Mr. Wilson can hardly be described as an outsider or political activist, can he7 If the Auto Pact is re_o a for by an American get that is ern ening an era of pro- lectionism and self -intim we will find, to our dis- tmay, what the phrase "Yankee Trader" really means. Dam Candidate Ontario Ri aig, Rdom Puty of Canada 11r F0 - Advertrw. PUAd-ld rar111 UEXW. WOO nod" and F10oy at 160 Conan Avg.. Ajit. Ont&4 LIS 2H6. 6 arw Off* Mrktlad f+0, Raft" and ObOX V 0 of aA"bar rw&qDapM ~ hetes AJMQPk*@*V INw Aawfrw, Avco 11MM, Advmnca. Brompton 6uordon. ka*wgton Pott, cof ngwoom cam"~. DOW Ou*12vylpk«hw• AOvwfrw. iwa0waw,1 kmd•pwtd *. &%Wim -n the %V4". Laney Walt. M0ftN= 6-n" kM & Sn. Moon CormeonOno143W% MMWapo NWAL tbrrrrc 60. North yak k*ro "We—bwbw Na•,w oattMa trarw. Orem T00 W. 0►dt•41 * • • Tl" Wank. POt-t-ouph 1hh Wyk. ffidg. atm W/1 OW" Lbrb wd, ieoorotoh M L1b*VoAftL W %_. Toddy. Swiss. Papa a" MW very 60MV f m p&Wwd Clam du. to macha*C0 agLlwnwft a CWome pRwws PwCiOd Ckm MW �o0on Nwbw 1097. Mat RlsppNon rots• h Cando: 1 14r• _ : 1 r .ti Parents run nursery school PICKERING - For 20 Years, the Gingerbread Co - Op Nursery School has helped parents play an inte- gral nto-gral pert in their preschool- er's social and educational developmeru- "The school is unique because it is the only par- ent -run school in the Ajax - Pickering area," says Enid Roberts, whose child attends the facility. Since Gingerbread is a non-profit co-op, parents become part owners of the school after their children's enrolment fees are paid. That means parents have control over hiring of tcach- ers, creating discipline guidelines, designing edu- cational and social develop- ment evelopment curriculum and setting enrolment fees. And, each parent has to help the two early child- hood education teachers run their child's class one morn- ing a month. "It is not a chore, it is a pleasure," says Kathy Gamblen, who's had four chikhm in the school. "You share something special with your child" Mrs. Roberts notes that Gingerbread, for children two to five, stresses social skills and ensures young- sters' transition into ele- mentary school is not trau- matic. Mrs. Roberts and her lwsbond share the position of president of the school's board oidiroclum All directors have chil- dma attending the school am are elected annually by the otter pareruts Classes run from 9 to 11:30 a.m. wedulays. Chil- dren two to three attend school Tuesdays and'Ihurs- days for $70 a month and ch&ketn wand -a -#calf to five go Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays for $80 Tule school is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year and invites patents and children to an open house from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. between March 29 and Gz ingerbread Coopera- tive Nursery School is in the West Shore Community Centre at 1011 Bayly St., Pickering. For more infor- mation, caq 831-9246. i are; van and Mai Liberate TinAM tum to �r I� IxJ- 19 THE EASTER BUNNY AND YOU! Saturday & Sundae April 3-4 :noon • 5pm Get your photo taken with the Easter Bunny. All pnveeds to the Hean & Stroke Foundation. (Si;..i111 Court Japan (1 NfA�C) Ca era . GIGANTIC EASTER Saturday (April 10 10am-2pin ONLY 'PIE VERY BEST! MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10AM-9PM SATURDAY 9.30AM-6PM SUNDAY NOON- SPM HWY. 401 AT LIVERPOOL ROAD 683-7171 280 SHOPS b SERVICES INCLUDING EATON'S, SEARS, KMART 8 DOMINION _T= XZW A/Y 1111 1RP1OAX HARM 2% INV%= 7 PC rMSOPEN Warelhac'u 6 Mon -Fri 10 - Saturday 10 - 6 1501 Hopkins St., Whitby (416)430-8081 Fax 430-0795 a;z IMI:fI(CI� ill EIV, T a �NI��si 386DX/40 VGA Colour Mon' ` $13499 105 Mb. H d 1.2$1.44 yDr. 4 Mb. Ram MS DOS S.0 Windows 3.1 Mouse and pad o. ... and more!!f Centre HOPinpg With Happenings This E %S IO c`vs\e •tr�re "'.j e� P'� r X00 6 ter! rp ,r't�4p Fater 114A`46k5, PAGE 11 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 29,19" ' S econd ��� PAYING T00 MUCH wa to r- For Home & Auto Insurance? warning 683=9725 Issued PINE RIDGE INSURANCE EsWieddW 1978 676 Monarch Ave. Unit 13, Ajax, Ont AJAX-PICKERING - Children are again being warned to avoid waterways and surrounding areas as slang weather brings flooding dan- gers. Flows may be fast and haz- wdous, and localized flooding p xob- lems could occur. The Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) advis-_N_ . Pels should also be kept away from rivers and streams because children will try to save an animal that has fallen in. Mild temperatures are expecte to continue until the middle of next week .when a cooling trend will begin to affect the area. Creek lev- els are generally above normal. but still well below top of bank. According to CLO A. ice brtmic up has not occurred on most of the major rivers and streams: this can N exptxted to happen this weekend or at the beginning of next week. It's expected that creek levels will continue to rise as the warm weather pcxsists. and CLOC.A says the situation may to aggravawd by ice Orris. CIfVA will continue to moni- tor the sittre o n thrt)ugh the %rek- end and into next week. Police outfoxed by fox PICKERING - A fox believed rabid may he on the loose after police failed to kill it Thursday. The animal escaped into a bushy area around Hwy. 2 and Valley Farm Rd. that afternoon after being hit by one bullet from a coli s gun. Pickering -Ajax -Whitby Animal Control called Durham Regional Police to shoot the animal because it had a leg injury. Two officers who responded to the scene couldn't get any closer to the fox than 60 feet because they believed it to be rabid. After hitting the animal with one round, police cornered it in a nearby field but felt it unsafe to fine off another shot because several neighboring residents had congre- gated in the area to End out what was going on. The foot then flod MOD the bu& searches by Mahal comol officers later Thursday and e�iday morning !ailed to End the foot. Anyone who sees the fox should call PAW Animal Control at 427-8737. WATCH FOR OUR MANNINGTON SALE IN WEDNESDAY'S News Advertiser ]�®FiAII.ID ➢QAI�VIIFi®� �®�Y FUNI MA1 IDII1@I C T©1@3 (fom" of West Hill) _ ! aim Family Owned and Operated R. Www* S,. Doeeta R Wrim Jr., Dwoa Call and Compare Before You Decide Brock Road Ch"I,1057 Brock Road PICKERING ow *.f 4m) 686-5589 Mais oui, it's back! The Pickering Town Centre invites vou to e TnKE e QUA Iff e GENTLE CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE `PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. t2) DR. JOSEPH A. "Take The Stage" and shove your neve spring~ s look in fashion purchaseav. at the Centre. And, for .. doing so, you could `VIN a TRIP to Paris, France plus one of sixty Valuable merchandise prizes or gift certificates. Plus, everyone who participates receives a free gift! Pick up your registration form in any Pickering Town Centre fashion store and enter as many times as you like BEFORE SUNDAY APREL 18.1"1 MONDAY TO FRIDAY" 10AM-9PM SATURDAY 9-.30AM-6PM SUNDAY NOON- SPM H WY. 401 AT LIVERPOOL ROAD 683-7171 280 SHOPS & SERVICES INCLUDING EATON'S, SEARS, KMART & DOMINION .22.24 R ♦ 11•F r �a F y.. �a wI� p,TRiY TOYA�S, �CE �yf v Na.�..L.L.l..►l.1,�rl.•a...�A..•I .f .1.A.�J.I J.I.�J.I J.i�w �.►.. .. .. ... -. .. -. r.a . a .. a a to • • a. a. a.. a �' THE NEWS AVVEirrisn SUNDAY, MARCH 2116 1!99-MGE 3 U PICKERING - She won't unload the dishwasher and he monopolizes the remote control. She criticizes him about his toilet seat weight and he leaves the tup. A marriage from hell? By mutual agreement, no; those are just minor things that bug Sherry and Wayne Sams about each other. The Pickering couple will be going public with a longer list of beefs on LTV's Shirley show this Wednes- day. "We did it really as a fun kind of thing," laughs Sherry. "We have a good marriage." The Senises, married for seven years, first appeared on the Shirley show a year ago, as part of a panel of married couples discussing the topic, "What drives you crazy about your mate?" The show drew high ratings and eight of the original 10 couples were invited back for a sim- ilar debate this year. The pre -taped show will air Wednesday at 1 p.m. After their first appearance on Shirley, the Senises found they were able to stop doing many things that were irritating each other. "Sherry probably told me many times what bugs her," says Wayne. "It went in one ear and out the other. When you do it on a show, it makes you think." He no longer complains when W teenage children are on the tele- phone and she's quit phoning him at the office when he goes back to work after dinner. "Before he made it in the (office) door, I'd be calling to see what was going on," admits Sherry. ('iihe two are co-owners of Realty World East in Pickering). "He felt I was check- ing up on him. I stopped doing that." On the latest show, says Sherry, Wayne pointed out how she com- plains about his weight and then bakes cookies. Other couples on the show "were much more open than we were," she adds. "One wife thought her husband didn't have sex often enough." Doing the show was difficult, they agree. "It's such a scary propo- sition to sit before a five audience," says Sherry. "Your mind isn't on what you're going to talk about. -It was daunting. Wayne said a couple Canadian Tire ' ' Pickering VEkA � Presents V Smart T NF: FUEL INJECTION SERVICE ❑ Replace plugs ❑ Access computer for error codes ❑ Check distributor cap ❑Check spark plug wires 95 ❑ Check air filter ❑ Check PVC system 4 cyl. or ❑ Written estimate if required L6 6995V6 or V8 (Most Cars) 1 $ WITH THISSAVE 1 i COUPON 1 1 OIL, LUBE & FILTER 1 1 Here's what we trig do: 1 Install up to 5L of Molomasler of Install a Molomasier of filter 1 • Lubricate the chassis • Provide 20 vital checks. 1 coy W has no uo vAo ane mm t» pmemaad when mvu s park f1 Cama u» and in cwVschm wo ON ow oast Ling am croon par aarvia. vaid in April 3.1903. Pgft bb taros (GSTMST) wi be 1 appbd b i1a attw-coW o prig. To our Alum la Onim: This is a namurburwhis coupes Pbi7a r8uh TWO WHEEL PASSENGER CAR We will inspect SAVE all key components 9 ,r and adjust front wheels as required. _ SERVICE SA7:0&AL";A HOURS svR"-sr,.rr. - OPEN MWAYS 11.5 Pickering Store Only 839-8124 1300 Kingston Rd. (AT LIVERPOOL) PICKERING of embarrassing things." One of those "embarrassing" things came up in a conversation about men leaving the toilet seat up: "I said Wayne compromises and sits down. He said every time he gets up to have a whizz in the middle of the night, he thinks of the Shirley show." Wayne, "The show was good. There were a few things bug- ging me about her she changed A lot of problems we have,- everybody else has. In any marriage, little things bug you. The idea is to try to please your mate... marriage is some- thing you have to work at. You've got to care for your spouse and do Whole Wheat or White weed Bread 05 9 All Purpose Robin Hood Flour .4 ;. � U.S.A. urge Ea�►sb CUcumbers 08 0111 - sliced I Roast Beef 49 n.. 14 0' Sherry and Wayne Senis things for your spouse that make her happy. Buy her a rose for no rea- son." And if you're really bugged, talk to Shirley. hnvince,AV ►ale starts ,'...March 29/93 Spring Farms Cheese Mild, Medium, Old, Mozzarella, Soog Bar 4 ea. l 57 Tide 121112ft t Mira e"111 as.« Nnawa. waetiatiws tdYir i tear art s% 4 Oft* rolls. 99 Comm ti Apo V" 6ss L Adds ----------------- Bran Harvester Cookies Buy a case of 48 Lo. and pay &99 abets _ Product of U.S.A. Head Lettuce Shopper Choice Jains Assorted Flavours 75o JUL Iz4 Mr. Jumbo Soo's Napkins 4 ea. �Atays_ 3.49 IUJ 49 is 7 gea. LZ� m. H Or 9-141. 1Sfan Salami Fresh Snitsa>aa ; WHITBY PICKERNrG JFW40sins 433.6553 433-1063 430.6643 50%4= Mon. Mir. 29th to I,iark ilia. 1266 Stowe St. Ii. 2a ; IiratOe�O .�! t�th. Mon. -Fri. 9 9 Mom -Fri. 9.9 um.•Vild. 8.7 swiss Clheesel 1 . VALUABLE COUPON Old Ontario ; Cheddar Preaessea .: Cheers W , hitt 3 lire OM s.!1139 esup a a1iew r>? ftm AM 4193 el<. WHITBY OSHAWA WHITBY PICKERNrG SPECIALS EFFECTIVE 433.6553 433-1063 430.6643 50%4= Mon. Mir. 29th to 1001 DMW St E 1266 Stowe St. Ii. 12411MCk St. N. 375 Kingston hid. W. Sun. April 4#M I Mon. -Fri. 9 9 Mom -Fri. 9.9 um.•Vild. 8.7 Mon. -Fri. 9.9 SOL 94; SOL 9.6 Than. -Fri. 94 SIL" we reserve the right Still. 10-5 Sun. IM Sat. 9.6, sun. 10.5 Sun. has to limit quantities PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADYF2rISER SUNDAY, MARCH 2tt, IM Goldenbells ring for wnnie and-Chcrlie Kinder'��.. Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that turns mushy at the arrival of spring. Love is definitely in the air, as this week's bundle of mail reveals... Golden bells are ring- ing for Winnie and Char- lie Kinder, who are still in love after all these years. The Ajax couple celebrated their 50th wed- ding anniversary Saturday, March 27. Their friends and family, daughter Lois, son-in-law Mery and grandchildren Tracey and Neil offer their con- gratulations... The Ford family recently celebrated the second birthday of Shawn, "a precious little gift w ho came into our lives" last March 23. Joining in the festivities were Nanny. Poppy, family, friends and little buddies. "Happy birthdav, we love you veru much" from Mommy. and Daddy.... Plans are underway for a cele- bration at the Carruthers' house- hold. Brenden will be celebrating his first birthday April 3. Sending "birthdays wishes and lots of oxox's" are Mommy and Daddy... Little Sahil Kazmi had a big day March 24 because that's when he celebrated his first birthday. Best wishes and lots and lots of love from Mamma, Daddy, Dadi, Nanima, Nana, Aani and all his loving aunts, uncles and cousins, especially Uzma Aunty and Javed Uncle... Brenden Carruthers Hear ye' Hear ye! Leia Carr was one year old on March 25! "How time flies when you're hav- ing fun. Happe birthday `Lee Lee' and tons of love, hugs and kisses from Mommy. and Daddy!"... Winnie and Charlie Kinder This item came across the Name Dropping desk: "Look who's celebrating his first birthday on March 28. It's Jacob Albert Zachary Trudelle. h's been a memorable year with his best friend and sis Rachel (a.k.a. "Baba'). All our love, prayer and best wishes "Jake" on one of many spxxial days. Love Mommy, Daddy and Rachel. You'rc super'' Shawn Ford A wide-eyed girl recently celebrated The Big One. Meaghan McCarthy celebrated her first birthda% March 21. Birthday wishes came from her parents, relatives and friends. -We love you...... Jacob Trudelle Mtaaghatn McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rose- bu&of Pickering are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter Dianna to Stephen Thorne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Thorne of St. Catharines. Stephen and Diauaa are graduates of Brock Univer- sity in St. Catharines and recently received their designa- tion from The Institute of Char- tered Accountants of Ontario. They will be married June 5, 1993... ... Stephen and Dianna Sahil Kazmi Congratulations to Kevin Haves of Ajax who recently received the Ontario recreation facilities award at Humtx-r Col- lege's annual awards night cere- mony. He's enrolled in the arcs t management program... Leia Carr This birthday announcement :ame across our desk: "Guess which Ajax beauty turned eleven March 25? None other than our own Gillian Pen. Wishing Gillian a happy 1 Ith are Mom, Dad, Kristin and Whiskers. P.S. Gillian, how many more days to Grenada?"... Gillian Pen ® Ontario Michael and Dorothy Kyrie of Whitby are pleased to announce their son Michael Brendan K vne has been Michael Kyne appointed a partner and director with Acuity Investment Management Inc. Michael graduated from Denis O'Connor High School in Whitby (now in Ajax) and obtained an undergraduate degree in economics and finance from Hamilton's McMaster University in 1988. He was awarded a chartered financial analyst designation in 1992... That brings us to _ the end of another _ edition of Name Dropping. If you have Kevin Hayes an item you want men- tioned, call us at 683-5110 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announcements. Ir you have a birth to announce, call the classified department at 683-5110. Public consultation on the Duffin Rouge Agricultural Preserve The Province of Ontario is seeking the advice and assistance of the public in developing a strategy to ensure 8,000 acres of provincially owned land recently set aside for long-term protection remain available for long-term sustainable agricultural use. This includes lands between the West Duffin (Seek and the Little Rouge River, Nath of Ftnch Avenue, in the towns of Markham and Pickering. This strategy will look at land tenure arrangements for the area, types of uses to be permitted, land management and farthing practices, and opportunities for community development. Persons interested in providing input may attend the following: OPEN HOUSE Cedar Grove Community Centre 7667 14th Avenue; Markham Tuesday, April 6, 1993 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Submissions are also welcome by Ap� 1993. For further in-formationplease contact one of the following: Ministry of Agriculture and Food Land Use Planning Branch 801 Bay St., 8th Floor Toronto, Ontario M7A 2B2 (416) 326-3119 Attention: Jeannie McNaughton Management Board Secretariat Green River Field Office P.O. Box 190, HWY 7, Green River Pickering, Ontario L1 V 2R4 (416) 326-7611 Attention: Geoff Spring. Pour des renseignements en frarVais veudlez composer le (416) 326-3020 Du personnel bilingue sera prdsent j la session d'information. ■ Skills .Ch lien9 ck for fifth r DURHAM - Technological education is quality education. That's the idea behind the Durham Skills Challenge, an event hosted by the Durham Board of Education with the help of the Durham Region Action Committee for Train- ing. Since the challenge was set up in 1989, it has created a greater awareness and appreci- ation of technical skills, according to organizers. It has also provided a forum for part- nerships among local employ- ers, students, parents and edu- cators. The fifth annual event will be held at schools throughout the Region on April 1, 2 and 3. The public is invited to attend the contests, which are listed alphabetically, with date, time and location in brackets: Architectural drafting (East - dale, April 1 at 1 p.m.); auto body repair (Harwood, April 2 at 9 a.m.); auto mechanics (Durham College, Ajax cam- pus, April 2 at 8:30 a.m.); bak- ing (Harwood, April 3 at 9 a.m.); building construction (Harwood, April 1 at 9 a.m.); cabinet making (Pickering High, April 1 at 10 a.m.); CAD architectural (Pine Ridge, April 2 at 1 p.m.); CAD mechanical (Pine Ridge, April 2 at 1 p.m.); child care (Pine Ridge, April 2 at 9 a.m.); clothing construction (Pine Ridge, April 2 at 9 a.m.); com- mercial photography (Eastdale; April 1 at I p.m.); communica- tions technology (Pine Ridge, April 2 at 1 p.m.); cosmetolo- gy (Art and Technique Hairstyling School, Oshawa, April I at 8 a.m.); culinary arts (Durham College, Oshawa campus, April 2 at I p.m.); design and technology (Har- mony Heights, April l at 8:30 a.m.); electronics (G.L. Roberts. April 1 at 1 p.m.); graphic communications (East - dale, April 1 at 1 p.m.); horti- culture (Harwood, April 2 at 9 a.m.); job skill demonstration (Anderson, April 2 at 9 a.m.); masonry (Harwood, April 2 at 9 a.m.); mechanical drafting (Pine Ridge, April 2 at 1 p.m.); precision machining (Eastdale, April I at 1 p.m.); residential wiring (Pickering Town Cen- tre, April 3 at 1 p.m.); sheet metal (Harwood, April 2 at 9 a.m.); small engine repair Liberate duds_ turn to Pg -19 (Harwood, April 2 at 9 a.m.); and welding (Eastdale, April 1 at 1 p.m.). Eastdale Collegiate is at 265 Harmony Rd. N., Oshawa; Har- wood is at 80 Falby Ct., Ajax; Pickering High is at 180 Church St. N., Pickering Vil- lage; Pine Ridge is at 2155 Liverpool Rd. N., Pickering; Harmony Heights is at 590 Galahad Dr., Oshawa; G.L. Roberts is at 399 Chaleur Ave.; Anderson is at 400 Anderson St., Whitby: Pickering Town Centre is at 1355 Kingston Rd., Durham College, Ajax campus is at 400 Monarch Ave., Oshawa campus is at 2000 Simcoe St. N.; the Art and Technique Hairstyling School is at 14 Ontario St., Oshawa. The awards ceremony will be held April 6 at 7 p.m. at Pine Ridge. For more information, call the project facilitator for tech- nology at the Durham Board of Education, 666-3821 or 686- 1282, extension 502. - weU balanced meals - medically screened - nutritional counselling - lose 21bs. per week FREE CONSULTATIONS THE NEWS ADVE kMEit SUNDAY, M MCH 28,1993.FAGE 11 Buy::.Uialtodils............. ............ . .... .... ............ .......... . . .... ...... .......... . . ...... .. ;� fight cancer,. ......... ... . .... ..... . ...... .......... AJAX-PICKERING - This is the week you can fight cancer just by buying flow- ers. The Canadian Cancer Society's Daffodil Festival runs from April 1 to 3. As they have since 1977, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members will sell the flowers for S3 a bunch at beer stores, liquor stores, banks and plazas throughout the Ajax - Pickering area. And, local seniors' club members will sell daffodils at the Pickering Town Centre and Ajax's Har- wood Place Mall all day on Friday and Saturday. Local businesses can order bunches of daffodils by con- tacting the Cancer Society at 686-1516. Last year, local daffodil sales raised 529,000 to fund services for cancer patients. DANFORTH FLOORING LTD. "Durham' Connection to Toronto Prices" Bolts Area Vinyl �i Remnants Rugs Rooringxi • We will not be undersold or overserviced Satisfaction Guaranteed • Over 35 yrs. experience • Hundreds of rolls in stock • Residential & Commercial • We carry most Brand Name Carpets & Vinyls ►lorw Amtenu • For Groat Gualay • Mcst durabie stain 3 soil protect on .;:.FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE HOT LINEA. �►� aCail 7 days a week - 24 has. a day 2848 DANFORTH AVE., TORONTO 693-4505 Final week for Sears home improvement offers :goo 0 Off C01-111tC l-tOpS S.n r .-)i I" on .tIrrud rututti•r tut), %%ith .tm 11:,I.tilcd kitchen of �,.;1 N N)'• ur 1114)t c. 1 .uun,t Iti ,��,i ,n .,.up,u.ih.i� •.nh .un �tl�,-t ..Il�t. Bonus Low -E and .-argon Gas \kith purrha.r ut 1K.u, in.t.tllcd ttiu(It % ." rccritc .t 1X11111. IAI%%-F: G,t. fill. Bonus Grip Set With p1II It.nc ol'.tn in.tallcd t•uu% dlxw. ret -k -kc .t IMmu, ,,rip 'A.[. Bonus Walk Gate Rccchc .in iu.t.tllcd %%.tik -.11c %%ith a inininuun purchaa- uf lull lin -a flet u) in,iAlcd chain-link ur %%tNNI G•ncin,. 4W. „ttt Aped I. erl, Sean', GLLu witeed Home Lnprtwenients 'ball: to so ttneo the vo ti L-ttc n\- �� OSHAWA 7254322 PICKERING 420-5582 >F aI�Y/L':A INC ILI - weU balanced meals - medically screened - nutritional counselling - lose 21bs. per week FREE CONSULTATIONS THE NEWS ADVE kMEit SUNDAY, M MCH 28,1993.FAGE 11 Buy::.Uialtodils............. ............ . .... .... ............ .......... . . .... ...... .......... . . ...... .. ;� fight cancer,. ......... ... . .... ..... . ...... .......... AJAX-PICKERING - This is the week you can fight cancer just by buying flow- ers. The Canadian Cancer Society's Daffodil Festival runs from April 1 to 3. As they have since 1977, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members will sell the flowers for S3 a bunch at beer stores, liquor stores, banks and plazas throughout the Ajax - Pickering area. And, local seniors' club members will sell daffodils at the Pickering Town Centre and Ajax's Har- wood Place Mall all day on Friday and Saturday. Local businesses can order bunches of daffodils by con- tacting the Cancer Society at 686-1516. Last year, local daffodil sales raised 529,000 to fund services for cancer patients. DANFORTH FLOORING LTD. "Durham' Connection to Toronto Prices" Bolts Area Vinyl �i Remnants Rugs Rooringxi • We will not be undersold or overserviced Satisfaction Guaranteed • Over 35 yrs. experience • Hundreds of rolls in stock • Residential & Commercial • We carry most Brand Name Carpets & Vinyls ►lorw Amtenu • For Groat Gualay • Mcst durabie stain 3 soil protect on .;:.FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE HOT LINEA. �►� aCail 7 days a week - 24 has. a day 2848 DANFORTH AVE., TORONTO 693-4505 Final week for Sears home improvement offers :goo 0 Off C01-111tC l-tOpS S.n r .-)i I" on .tIrrud rututti•r tut), %%ith .tm 11:,I.tilcd kitchen of �,.;1 N N)'• ur 1114)t c. 1 .uun,t Iti ,��,i ,n .,.up,u.ih.i� •.nh .un �tl�,-t ..Il�t. Bonus Low -E and .-argon Gas \kith purrha.r ut 1K.u, in.t.tllcd ttiu(It % ." rccritc .t 1X11111. IAI%%-F: G,t. fill. Bonus Grip Set With p1II It.nc ol'.tn in.tallcd t•uu% dlxw. ret -k -kc .t IMmu, ,,rip 'A.[. Bonus Walk Gate Rccchc .in iu.t.tllcd %%.tik -.11c %%ith a inininuun purchaa- uf lull lin -a flet u) in,iAlcd chain-link ur %%tNNI G•ncin,. 4W. „ttt Aped I. erl, Sean', GLLu witeed Home Lnprtwenients 'ball: to so ttneo the vo ti L-ttc n\- �� OSHAWA 7254322 PICKERING 420-5582 >F aI�Y/L':A INC PAGE 1 THE NEMS ADVEl71SF.>t SUNDAY, IMAM 28,111!0 'FkW FAT FREE I used on :weade 21 at Cenwry system w: • LOSE 16 LBS. N 24 DAYS • ELIMNATE FAT • INCREASE MY ENERGY • FEEL GREAT & ... • DO IT SAFE a NATURAL! M RETURNS IN LESS TIME THAN YOU THINK E1.Et;TROIIUC PROCESSED wrrHlN TWO WFEKS . s rem Ep.riwoe • Prnene fmd So • Tee PbMin8 • lane Tu • 10 EMA FEf for E-Ffty CREATIVE ®OOKKEEPOG 1020 Brock Rd, Suite 1004 Pickering 831-1028 Students from Rosebank Pudic School, Picker- ing, enjoyed a skating party at Don Beer Arena recently, with their parents serving up hot choco- late. In main photo, Michael Spence, standing, enjoyed a tussle on ice with his father, Dave, and Jeremy Nicholson. Robert Clark, foreground in inset photo at top, and Keith MacPherson, left, enjoyed refreshments. photos by Andrew Iwanowski Tax tips Metro East Trade Centre 401 A Brock Road NOP ON OVER TO THE PK:KERING FLEA MARKET on TV Sunday, April 4th - Y 11 am. - 4P .m. • Let's Celebrate ler:!! in Ajax . Over ,� chocolate eggs to be found in our Easter Egg Hunt... F AJAX - Maclean Hunter - Snugglebuns Rabbitry (live CW* 10 wnfll air a live pbow4nR • bunnies & baby chicks on display aer abTwsdt y for ansa teaideats • Easter egg colouring in our who have quesdoes about their 1 E cxaft tent 1"2 moome tax rerun s. vwwvm can also get mfmma- • Puppet Shows -"Animal Krackers• E tion on the new electronic • Have your picture taken with the method of filing your return Easter Bunny' Ajax chartered accountant — — — — _ — DRAWN r N 4h, Brian Muq*y bows the me -how Hey Kids.._ Ap l WIN 1 show which has as guests fan Get, the EIRE comdinator for I A THREE FOOT CHOCOLATE EASTER BUNNY ' the Scarborough district and Name l Addre= l Mite Pelvo, the manager for the Ottawa EFRE project office. The program will be available to Maclean Hunter Cable TV PhOM d I You must be present to wm. Free admission. l subscribers Hying in Ajax and 8 )Deposi this at ttw Chocolate Display [Wein Enaanoe Lierch 21st - Apri 4, IQM-- ���������������� PickmftY>�onMwch30at 7 p.m. fere do • ns apply for picture. . .... S ..._ . S L .. . . . . . . . - - - Obituaries NAPIER, Larrey Lavine (Lara -time resident of Kapuskas- ing) - Peacefully at the Village Retirement Centre, Pickering, on Thursday, March 25, 1993. Laney Lavin Louden, beloved wife of the late Walter Napier. Loving mother of Allan and his wife Rita of Hep. worth, Joyce and her husband Robert Carr of North Bay, and Ruth and Bruce Walker of Ajax. Dear grandmother of 18 grandchil- dren and eight great-grandchildren. Dear sister of Theresa of Owen Sound, Mary of Chatsworth, Wil- fred of Hepworth, and predeceased by Abraham and Nlargaret. Funeral service will be held at Holy Trinity Anglican Church (91 Kings Cres., Ajax) on Sunday, March 28 at 2 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be sero to the Ajax -Pickering Hospital Building Fund The fami- ly will receive frierids at the church from 1:30 to 2 p.m. Sunday. Arrangements have been entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8.488. WILL THIS TAX CHANGE BENEFIT YOU? A NEW TAX CREDIT PROGRAM WILL OFFSET THE PROPERTY AND SALES TAX YOU PAY. The Ontario Tax Grants for Seniors program has been replaced by a new tax credit program. If you are a low income senior, the new Ontario Tax Credits for Seniors program will provide you witty more property and sales tax support. TAX CREDIT TIED TO INCOME LEVEL For example, it you're a senior with less than 523,000 in annual income, you'll receive an average of $135 more, delivered through the personal income tax system. NO MORE ONTARIO TAX GRANTS FOR SENIORS The final Property Tax Grant was mailed"in October 1992. The Property and Sales Tax Grant will not be paid to seniors in 1993. YOU MUST FILE A RETURN TO RECEIVE THIS TAX CREDIT Beginning with the 1992 tax return, you must file an income tax return to obtain the new property and sales tax credits. The credit will be based on your 1992 property tax or rent. Your N&R Block Income Tax Specialist would to happy to help you find out what the now tax credit program maim to you. CaN the nearest H&R Block Office at: H&R BLOCK THE ■iCOME TAX SPECIALIM OSHAWA K -Mart Plaza 436-7188 15 Bond St. E. 723-2217 Lake Vista Plaza 433.2195 WHITBY 125 Brock St. S. 668-3371 AJAX 3.235 B&* SL W. 686.1396 Harnlood Place Mall 427-1960 Qpm 9.9 wrelmaya, Sat. 9-5, Sun. 12.5 IkM.wa=0M.rlwft" ow hno. "°` T - allw....aw. Moowm. ►wk" THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 28,1993 -PAGE 13 lei ,f "�' If it I i`i NS, rpa ALxi attraction to traction Traction is critical to vehicle performance. Acceleration, cornering square inches per tire. The amount of Wider, performance tire often use quicker. Performance tires may be and braking are all large parts of rubber on the road does not change. softer rubber compounds than the rated for no more than 25.000 everyday driving and all require Skinny tires have a long and narrow tires usually put on the vehicle by the kilometers. more traction in tread patch, while wide tires have a 'of manufacturer (unless you are What you have to consider is than cruising a straight line. There is no such thing short and wide area rubber in purchasing a sports car, which value. Tires costing 5400 and rated as too much traction, when you are contact with the road. usually comes with performance- for 40.000 miles translate to a talking about driving. The actual amount of rubber on the rated tires). running cost of $0.01 per mile. One way to improve traction' is road is the same. But the greater the Softer rubber compounds may Performance tires may cost #0.05 per equipping your vehicle with larger amount of rubber making contact mean that you get better traction, but mile or five times higher to run, but wheels and tires. Wider wheels and with the road surface, the better have drawbacks. Slicker rubber grips they'll also give that much more tires put more rubber on the road traction the vehicle will get. the road better, but also wears traction. and, of course, traction improves. That is simply due to the shape of the tread patch, not to the actual size and shape of the tire. Rubber on the road is determined by the weight of the vehicle and the air pressure in the tires, which is measured in pounds per square inch (psi). If a car weighs 3.000 pounds and the tires are inflated to 30 psi. for example, there is 100 square inches of rubber on the road, or 25 You should get in the habit of checking tire pressure every time you fill up your car. Remember that tires also wear faster in warmer weather. To get the most out of your tires. alignment as well as proper tire pressure is very important. This is the time of the year for potholes. which can easily disrupt your car's alignment. Have it checked to make sure your tires are wearing evenly. 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Add 'teenagehood' to the equation and things just get "curiouser and curiouser," as C.S. Lewis once wrote. That general thought is as true now — if not more so — than at any time during our history. In an age of AIDS, the recession, and the constitutional crisis that still threatens the unity of our country, kids face a world in which nothing seems certain. Getting a degree from a university or college — once a sure-fire way to gain access to the job market — is less and less of an assurance. Having sex with- out a condom — once a risk that could lead to preg- nancy or a sexually transmitted disease — can now lead to the loss of life. At school, extortion and assaults have led to programs with names like "Zero lblerance." How are teenagers coping with today's dilemmas, and what can they expect for tomorrow? They are coping in a number of ways. As the refer- endum last fall showed, voices matter — and today's youth are beginning to realize that they have voices that also deserve to be heard. Although membership in the local youth wings of political parties is still low, those who are participating demonstrate an intel- ligent and sincere concern for the future of their country. If they don't like what they see, they reason, perhaps they can change it. And if this isn't going to happen overnight, they they can try and live with what they've got. Reces- sion -proofing is difficult, but a few.things seem to be doing the trick — at least temporarily. More and more youth are staying in school, for example. Regis- trations at post -secondary institutions are up across the country and similarly, graduate schools — once only for the truly dedicated — are becoming a place to hang out until things on the outside seem a bit more inviting. On the surface, it doesn't sound like a bad proposi- tion, but with increased demands, universities and colleges — also suffering from the recession — are having to close their doors a little tighter. The result? With school out of the picture for some, a new entrepreneurial spirit is arising, as is, unfortunately, the number of well-trained people working jobs not in their chosen fields. Despite these harsh realities, and the number of youths that are coping with them in an admirable fashion — not everything is sinking in. The "it -can't - happen -to -me" attitude still holds a high place in the minds of most teenagers — and is causing grave con- cern over some issues. The 17 -year-old who starts his own business to cope with the effects of the recession may also be having unprotected sex. And a young girl, ignored by parents concerned over their financial situation, may turn to risky criminal behavior at school in an effort to gain acceptance. The messages are out there loud and clear just waiting to be read or heard, but in some instances, few seem to be looking or listing. In a world like this, the future is hard to predict. Focusing on the recession as the mother of all evils is perhaps comforting, but it is also misleading. Even if the economy were to miraculously right itself tomor- row, problems would still exist. AIDS does not distin- guish between incomes, the rising crime rate will likely continue to rise and universities and colleges will continue to have over -crowding and underfund- ing problems — problems they had long before the recession began. The trick then, is to find ways to cope, ways that work in the context of individual lives and circum- stances. The future may look uncertain, but this is not new. What may turn out to be so is how an entire generation reacts to the uncertainty. And this is not something that can be predicted hi CR/ME 7 {I YOUTH,* TOMORROW'S LEADERS TODAY Regardless of age, most of us would agree that it's a pretty mixed up world in which we live. Add 'teenagehood' to the equation and things just get "curiouser and curiouser," as C.S. Lewis once wrote. That general thought is as true now — if not more so — than at any time during our history. In an age of AIDS, the recession, and the constitutional crisis that still threatens the unity of our country, kids face a world in which nothing seems certain. Getting a degree from a university or college — once a sure-fire way to gain access to the job market — is less and less of an assurance. Having sex with- out a condom — once a risk that could lead to preg- nancy or a sexually transmitted disease — can now lead to the loss of life. At school, extortion and assaults have led to programs with names like "Zero lblerance." How are teenagers coping with today's dilemmas, and what can they expect for tomorrow? They are coping in a number of ways. As the refer- endum last fall showed, voices matter — and today's youth are beginning to realize that they have voices that also deserve to be heard. Although membership in the local youth wings of political parties is still low, those who are participating demonstrate an intel- ligent and sincere concern for the future of their country. If they don't like what they see, they reason, perhaps they can change it. And if this isn't going to happen overnight, they they can try and live with what they've got. Reces- sion -proofing is difficult, but a few.things seem to be doing the trick — at least temporarily. More and more youth are staying in school, for example. Regis- trations at post -secondary institutions are up across the country and similarly, graduate schools — once only for the truly dedicated — are becoming a place to hang out until things on the outside seem a bit more inviting. On the surface, it doesn't sound like a bad proposi- tion, but with increased demands, universities and colleges — also suffering from the recession — are having to close their doors a little tighter. The result? With school out of the picture for some, a new entrepreneurial spirit is arising, as is, unfortunately, the number of well-trained people working jobs not in their chosen fields. Despite these harsh realities, and the number of youths that are coping with them in an admirable fashion — not everything is sinking in. The "it -can't - happen -to -me" attitude still holds a high place in the minds of most teenagers — and is causing grave con- cern over some issues. The 17 -year-old who starts his own business to cope with the effects of the recession may also be having unprotected sex. And a young girl, ignored by parents concerned over their financial situation, may turn to risky criminal behavior at school in an effort to gain acceptance. The messages are out there loud and clear just waiting to be read or heard, but in some instances, few seem to be looking or listing. In a world like this, the future is hard to predict. Focusing on the recession as the mother of all evils is perhaps comforting, but it is also misleading. Even if the economy were to miraculously right itself tomor- row, problems would still exist. AIDS does not distin- guish between incomes, the rising crime rate will likely continue to rise and universities and colleges will continue to have over -crowding and underfund- ing problems — problems they had long before the recession began. The trick then, is to find ways to cope, ways that work in the context of individual lives and circum- stances. The future may look uncertain, but this is not new. What may turn out to be so is how an entire generation reacts to the uncertainty. And this is not something that can be predicted Tnz Nam Avviarr Sm sUNDAT, MAttM 216 "N14FAM 117 -RROW kND THE SINGLE STU D11111111111 In the age of AIDS, teenage pregnancy and sexually transmit- ted diseases, the importance of safe sex is something that should be understood by everyone — and in Durham Region, both the public health department and the school systems are trying hard to make sure that it is. T h e TT Sexual Y Health Pro- gram, run by the r I -, epublic h e a I t h department, focuses on Sproviding services for the adoles- cent. Clinics, individual counselling on areas of sexu- ality and fam- ily planning are just a few of its con- cerns. Over at Durham College. Health Ser- vices is dealing with a different problem - "At least 35 per cent of our students are over the age of 24." says Director of Counseling Bonnie Ginter -Brown. "The majority of them have been up to their necks in sexual education in high school — but that doesn't necessarily mean they are listening." high school age, or more mature, the goal is still the same — make teenagers and young adults understand that practising safe sex can save lives. "We do a lot of presentations to get this message across," says Catherine Daigle, co-ordinator for the Sex Health Program. "We also act as a resource for anyone in the community that needs us.�public health nurses, ,,�� school s." Health Services at Durham College work m much the same way. Displays, guest speakers, activities, condoms being hand- ed out and posters are some of the things that we do," says Ms Ginter -Brown, adding that the whole process is stepped up dur- ing times like Sexual Awareness Uberar e buds_ .. B 4 and AIDS Awareness Weeks. We also work very closely with the Students' Administra- tive Council because we find that students relate better to peo- ple within their own peer group.- Dealing roup-Dealing with students, though, can sometimes be a challenge. "They ask for infor- mation so we try and provide it through guest speakers, for example," explai-as Ms Ginter - Brown, adding that the AIDS Foundation and vario;ts organi- zations from both Durham and Toronto have spoken at the col- lege. "We had Sue Johanson in to talk to the students. We set her up in the cafeteria. She had a captive audience and the people stayed and heard the message. "Other times, however, we'll have people into speak and end up with only 12 or 14 listeners." While the college deals always heeded — both Ms Gin- ter -Brown and Mrs. Daigle agree that there is still a lot of unpro- tected sex going on — communi- cation between educators and youth seems to be on the rise. 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The deadline for Billboard items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 am. the Thursday prior to Sun- day publication. BONSAI SEMINAR: A Bonsai Sem- inar will be held Sun., March 28, 10 a.m. at Picov Greenhouse, 380 Kingston Rd. E., Ajax. Pre -registration is required. 686- 2151 (Gloria). Ot',1i;1 ER SUPPER: The Greenwood United Church, Concession Six west of Westney Rd., hosts an oyster supper Sun., March 28 in the C. E. centre adjacent to the church. Hot ham dinner also available. Sittings at 5 and 6:30 p.m. Advance tick- ets only; S10 for adults and S5 for chil- dren under 12. 683-6217 (Doug Morden): 649-5911 (Ken Brooks): 683-5828 (Kenn McTaggart). S1\Gl\(; AL DIT10%S: :he ;car McDonald Singers auditions suigers Mon- day, March 29 and April 5. Two men and two women needed. Call for an appoint. ment. 837-2611 or 839-1309. ANTI -RACISM: A rouria-tabk Ls- assson on anu-racist education and eth- noeultural equity will be held Tues., !March 30 from 7:30 to 9 pm. at Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. The event is hosted by the Durham Board of Education. the Durharn Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, Durham College, York University and the ministry of education. 428-9304 (Betty Ann Craig); 576-4600, ext. 201 (Sarah McDonald): or 1-800-268-5755 (Beverly Freedman). SENIORS' DISCUSSION: The Tuesday !Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meas March 30, 9:30 am., at the Ajax Seniors' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. John Price of Money Concepts will speak on reverse mort- gages. 683-7799 (Louise). PARENTS' SUPPORT: The Associ- ation of Parent Support Group meets Tues., !March 30. It offers support for par- ents of teens who "lie, get poor grades, steal, use drugs, etc". The group meets every Tuesday. For time and location, call 223-7444. ADULT EDUCATION: Ajax High School, 105 Bayly St., accepts registration and offers information on September's adult education program Tues., March 30 at 1030 am. 683-1610. ONE -PARENT FAMILIES: The Ajax -Pickering One -Parent Family Asso- ciation holds its weekly meeting Wed., Manch 31, 3 p.m. in the confeream roam at the cid Volkswagen plant, 777 Bayly St-. Pickering. The association is a sup - Pon limp otffantig many mummy amn- ties for adults and children. 839-1977 (Sasmme). ALCOHOLIC LOVED ONE': The Alms m suppaat group for people 12 to 20 wish alcoholic rtLtives or friends meas every Wednesday at 7:30 pm. at Holy Tmity Anglican Chi, 91 King's Cres.. Ajax. 427-0338 before 10 p.m. (Jerry} CORRECTION In fhiss weekrs 'Happy Faster" flyer the reference to Cantel in our Mobile Phone Promotion wtas printed in error. Novatel Cellular phones will not be available for this promotion. We will substitute a compatible cellular phone. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Lulled. O)/, ■'w�/D TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Picker- ing Toastmasters host a speech contest Wed., March 31 at 7:15 p.m. in the Family Trust Building, 335 Bayly St. W., Ajax. The best speaker will be chosen from the Oshawa, Oshawa -Revenue and Ajax -Pick- ering clubs. Everyone's invited to hear professional speakers in action at no charge. 509-1645 (Bernie Mazur). MUTUAL FUNDS: The Ajax Public Library hosts an information seminar on mutual funds Sat., April 3 from 10 to 11 a.m. at 65 Harwood Ave. S. Topics include what a mutual fund is, the difference between mutual funds and other funds, and how to determine which fund is best for •. you. Questions will be answered by profes- sional financial planners. No charge. Reserve your place, 683-4000. STORYTIME: The Ajax Public library hosts drop-in Storytime Sat., April 3 from 10:30 to 11 a.m. at 65 Harwood Ave. S. The theme is Teddy Bears. The program is suitable for pre-schoolers to sat -year-olds. No charge. Parental supervi- sion is required. 683-4000. SMILE THEATRE: The Durham Region Chapter of The Parkinson Founda- tion of Canada presents The Smile Theatre performance of "Nora A Play With Music" on Sat., April 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Fairview Lodge, 632 Dundas St. W., Whitby. Tick - ets are $3 and can be purchased by calling 666-8576. BONSAI SOCIETY: The Matsuyama Bonsai Society meets Mon., April 5, at Faith Place, 44 William St. W., Oshawa. Beginners at 7 p.m., general meeting 7:30 p.m. 725-2045 or 683-2568. SINGING AUDITIONS: The Jean :McDonald Singers auditions singers Mon., April 5. Two men and two women needed. Call for an appointment. 837-2611 or 839- 1309. STORYTIME: The Ajax Public Library hosts drop-in Storytime Mon., April 5 from 6:30 to 7 p.m. at 65 Harwood Ave. S. The program is suitable for pre- Your calendar of coming events schoolers to six -year-olds. No charge. Parental supervision is required. Call for theme. 683-4000. 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For more information, call the school at 420-1885. photo by Ron Pietroniro At the movies... MAD DOG AND GLORY (AA): Robert De Niro stars as a gentle cop (nicknamed Mad Dog) who receives a strange thank you gift after saving the life of a tough gangster played by Bill Murray. The gift — one week with a woman named Glory (Uma Thurman). De Niro falls for Glory, despite know- ing that he will have to fight for her. Interesting love story. FALLING DOWN (AA): The day in the life of a laid -off defense worker (Michael Douglas), estranged from his wife and daugh- ter, and driven beyond frustration in an endless traffic jam. After leaving his car in the middle of the freeway, he crosses the city on foot leaving behind him a trail of destruction as his sanity begins to crumble. Also stars Robert Duvall as a police offi- cer. GROUNDHOG DAY (PG): Bill Murray and Andie MacDowell star in this romantic comedy about a self-centred television weatherman, Phil Connors, who has only one day to live — over and over and over again. Sent once more to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, to cover the annual Groundhog Day festival, Phil fmds himself stuck in time, endlessly repeating February 2. With no tomorrow to worry about, Phil becomes both master and victim of his peculiar predica- ment. SOMMERSBY (AA): Set after the Civil War, Sommersby follows a man as he returns home several years after he was presumed dead. He arrives armed with ideas and vigor, and soon br'i'gs his town back to prosperity and turns his once -bitter marriage into a passion- ate romance. Despite his many accomplishments, suspicions arise that Jack Sommersby (played by Richard Gere) may not be the man he says he is. Also stars Jodie Foster. MATINEE (PG): It's flashback time as John Goodman plays a movie mogul trying to sell his B film, Mant. It also happens to be 1962 — the year of the Bay of Pigs Cuban missile crisis in Key West, Florida. Scary stuff. SNIPER (R): Tom Berenger and Billy Zane find the jungles of Central America a landscape of action, adventure and suspense. The two men — a veteran marine sniper and his untried new partner — are not a match made in heaven and fight with each other more than the enemy. ASPEN EXTREME (AA): A ski instructor finds work among the beautiful and powerful people on the ski slopes of Aspen. The superficial life gets to our boy T.J. Burke (played by Canadian Paull Gross) and he sets out to find a more meaningful relationship. The scenery alone should draw people into the theatre. ALIVE (AA): This story, based on the bestselling book by Piers Paul Read, is about a Uruguayan college rugby team whose airplane crashed in the Andes Mountains 20 years ago. This is one of the most contro- versial and inspirational tales of sur- vival ever told. 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PRICES EFFECT VE FPCM SUNDAY, MAR 29W To SATUFtDAY APR3M WE RESERvE THE FIGHT TO LIMIT .: Sunday Sports Pitcher t ack after stint down under Pickering hurler plays for three Aussie teams By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter PICKERING - A Pickering softball player returned from Aus- tralia last week with a wealth of experience on how they play the game in the land Down Under. Hubert Basilio, 20, pitched for three different softball teams while spending five -and -a -half months in Australia gaining new skills and honing his current tal- ents for the coming Canadian season. "It was a great learn- ing experience," says Basilio, who played his minor softball in Picker- ing. "I learned a lot about ball and a lot about myself. I guess it was worth it." The hurler's softball odyssev to the land of kangaroos and koala bears began with a stint on a local squad in Capital Territory where he lived with four other Canadian ball players. He later earned a spot on a team playing in the Australian National Fast -pitch League and spent two weeks with a state squad on a playing tour of New Zealand, competing against some of the world's top teams. Basilio says the seed to play in Australia was planted three years ago when he was pitching for Chinguacotsy at the National Soft- ball Championships in Milverton, Ontario. He was approached by the manager of another team about going to Australia to pitch. How- ever, he preferred to wait until graduating from Dunbarton High School before deciding to travel to Australia last October. In total, he pitched 30 games with the three Australian teams, winning 13 outings and losing six contests with the remainder being no decisions. His fust playing stop in Aus- tralia was with the Rene- gades, one squad in a four - team local men's softball league operating in the Capital Territory. He pitched with the team through to the end of February. Basilio got the Renegades to the semi-finals, where they fin- ished third in the league. At the same time. Basilio suited up with the Canberra Magnums, a -squad which competed in the Aus- tralian National Fast -pitch League. He played with one of two Canber- ra teams in the league, which played doubleheaders throughout Australia on the weekends. While with Canberra, he poste a .500 record on the mound and wound up hitting a whopping .400 with 12 home runs. However, the highlight of his stint in Australia was joining the Capital Territory state team which traveiled to New Zealand in carly January to compete in the Winfield Jubilee Cup Club Softball series. Ajax major atoms make semi-final of big tournament AJAX - The Ajax/Village Rockbrune Brothers Moving and Storage major atom 'B' rep hockey team advanced all the way to the semi-finals of the London tournament last week- end. The Ajax squad met up with a strong team from Woodstock in the semi-finals and was defeated 6-1. B.J. Noddle scored the lone Ajax goal, assisted by Paul Christiansen. ' The Rockbrune Brothers atoms started the tourney with a 5-3 win over the host London team. Randy Nichols, Kevin Com- panion, Gary Gould, Ryan Bran- nigan and Mark Moore all scored for Ajax, with assists to Jamie Burden and Andrew Wat- son with two apiece and singles to Brannigan, Brian Moore, Noddle and Neill Hutton. The Ajacians then played to a 2-2 tie with Tilbury in the sec- ond game. Nichols scored both Ajax goals, assisted each time by Burden. Playing the Scarborough Cougars in the third game, Ajax had to settle for a 4-4 tie. Chris- tiansen notched two goals, with singles to Nichols and Mark Moore. Drawing assists were Brannigan with two, Hutton, Watson, Noddle and Burden with one apiece. In exhibition play last Sun- day, Ajax defeated the Oshawa Little NHL Black Hawks 6-4. Brannigan paced Ajax with two goals, followed by Nod- dle, Burden, Chris- tiansen and Com- panion with singles. V1LlACsE Earning assists were Christiansen �oeKty and Watson with two each, Mark Moore, Greg Petrie, Brannigan, Com- panion and Hutton with one apiece. Ajax wrapped up the second round of the playoffs by defeat- ing Bowmanville 2-0 in the fourth game of the best -of -five series. Ajax won the series three games to one. Brannigan and Petrie scored for Ajax, assisted by Compan- ion, Christiansen, Mark Moore and Hutton. Dave Nortes was outstanding in net for Ajax. The team thanks head coach Larry Nichols, assistant coach Tom Brannigan and trainer Craig Brown for a successful year. The Capital Territory squad played in Wellington and Auck- land against top teams from Cana- da and Japan as well as the pre- mier men's squads of the host country. As it turned out, Basilio's Capi- tal Territory team finished second in the series, losing in the final to the top club squad in New Zealand. "We met up against the best teams in the world. Not many peo- ple get the chance to play ball at that level," says Basilio, who pitched his side to three wins in the series. If there was a down side to the New Zealand tour, it was an injury he suffered to a tendon in his hand which got progressively worse through the two weeks of competi- tion. The injury later prevented him from competing in the Australia National Fast -pitch League cham- pion -ship with the Capital Territory team which won the title this past week. Basilio is undecided as to where he'll play softball this sea- son. He's had offers to pitch for men's teams in Oshawa, Napanee and Kitchener. He say's he'll probably pitch for an Oshawa squad in the Oshawa and District Men's Softha;l L,�aiue. 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Frrwiitir, a • Gradnair will Up-To•Dasr 90116 • sera Clewes feswe Ienowal Aneati.w Saari Vw flares larjte,r irni aw Corl it cie ata Conweseenf Class eiorrrs alrti�waial■aiaxs*era . Fieaecid 4sa&lance Maw he AvaNaNr x.r , r... ..-,r M,.•• r,•.r, ., r• TORONTO Ipme 0=0 • 14w� P I C K E R I N G C A WP U S 420=1 344 1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering 110 General Help 110 General Help PART TIME Help wanled for Fish and Chip store in Ajax CALL 4 Accemhle products at home. Easyl No So". YWre paid direct Fully ptlarartteW. No experwim neoessary. Call 1-504.641-7778 Ext 100 24 his. $316.1 Wwwk Te ti111nNe taiw...+ htlfltry tksa,wn im wrw/ d hsaa tall weslle wrine CW@ Fir me bils, rllm*W " am" M 1W wwitla w� Chlialatn - lel fC w R. er. Teo 61.2" Owes, 001ft K1PfIF2. 10 General Help 110 General Help AVON GET STARTED NOW EARN EXTRA MONEY. SPECIAL NMNTIVE AVAILABLE FOR ALL NEW SALES DEALERS. NO INVENTORY TO BUY. CALL MRS. C LORD (416) 619.1574 SHOPPERS DRUG MART Pickering Town Contra Required irtimediatellr Part-time, experienced U service postal dere re Pfdteritip t>IMR GMre kRu res to Sandy 01 -POST DEMONSTRATORS needed for HAIRDRESSER - full or part major department stores. Pict- time with own dent base, es- enng/Scarboroi0shawa area. penance required. Working in 416-691.7534. $500-3700. Pleasant surroundings. Call 686 - Weekly verifiable. (033193) 0022. ink for owrw. (033093) Careers 100 Careers FRENCH/ENGLISH AND SPANISH/ENGLISH 120 Office Help SIX month maternity leave 'or legal admnlstrabon assistant Must have 4 years fam,ly law. dicta. srlorlhard. and Word processing. Flex-ble. ndecen- dant sea starter who an won" accurately and neatly Call Dor- na at the li acs Group. 573 2911 (040'93) DECLARE YOUR INDEPENDENCE We we looking for a few good piople with drive to succeed. We offer everything you're looking for In a Real ).--.state carrelr. For an interview call RICK M2121 AJAX D• epu.eb 130 saes tie►p Co - 110 Genera Help Agents ;4" „�^ ° Ga 6 9 129- C AR 29-CLEAR Yew S•..oer' W ^oov■ Wsner gloures 'un tine crew •^anagens May -Aug 30 C eaners May 1 Aug 30. -«.markets :mmadateiy send -es u r'v 2^98 L -,poo, Rd -Ickenrfl. Ont. L'X '.,9 Dead - ,e Apr,; 9/93 Attention 41 ,chelle Aso ^•edea m ^sdiatey advertising sales reps. Call naw of appointment 509-1493. (040293) OPPORTUNITIES •n FLonda •eb-ld-9 frog-, Huth Care AnOrew now n ss progreCas 516.929.034 •■: A33 0423031 _ TELEMARIll TERS expenance. phone •rte Toronto ares from your home Cor*rrrs- son and bonuses. ptsone 1.416 436-2257 fo32e93) We have two challenging positions in a dynamic TELEMARKETERS a focal : -int -eeds your upbeat aggressive home rnprOVievern organization. As a team player you would be oersonalrty, good phone voice pre-employment skills. FlaxiDle required to troubleshoot system communications and ability to pang in - not up. to and ung ouiside. No to" Problems in both French or Spanish and English - .herr seriitce.Hours VondThurs. 530-830 o.m. Sal.. q!!3 d[ to aomer,rawn only. Call 427- a m .2 p m,. The IAmacs 57519 am. -to noon. 10328931 Requirements ofthejob: group. 427-6060. %ancy Key oleegoing Vial,al ■ Computer experience and an aptitude for learning %40293) IF you are single or a singe wave supervisor experience. an excellent knowledge of the computersystems :,are••t or separated or dn,o.oed sr. Quo bCease ■ Excellent inte interpersonal rpt Years woe. -co 'cs you perenoe rou may quality 'o• 579-2911. (OW193) ■ Ahi lily to work as a member of a cohesive team w 45 andhaiiie 1 oc + you aro :•,er a5 and .,ave •eawnfibee^ ]•" Oidr ■ Effective communication skills, both written and a4 of'. rou may ouaiAy for tra+^- -gl assis•ance ,IP,CER- imrnWiatMy full a part time, verhal, in French or Spanish and English dtus. Wordtx''ea. :)-base. lot 6'4'. Call now for fie• con* ultation, 430-5715. —,-j. acwac. bedford. autocac EXPERMMM Home Support worriers with car required for Located in the Oshawa area, we offer excellent •-.",ra, ^she-iarvan: HOLE EMPLOY%M conditions, and an attractive salary and Computer p. �onworking Con 1610. (032893, benefits package. and stems !. a,d systems Anayrst. Cobs. . =,scar and c. MaciMosr. shark 9 e . dile, folder and hand unernpyed ■press. and Illustrator. Durham^ ■ Please call immediately or fax your resume to: "''rieS' Computer College __ ■■ Lyn Angus, The Minacs Group Inc. Sz7.3o•: Adlifud"a (IIIe171it10ili) ■��� 71 Albert Street, Oshawa, ON L I H 4R 1 Blease send resume to File Sales Help: ■■■■■ (416) 434-4400 - Fax (416) 579-6050 1 30 Agents DECLARE YOUR INDEPENDENCE We we looking for a few good piople with drive to succeed. We offer everything you're looking for In a Real ).--.state carrelr. For an interview call RICK M2121 AJAX D• epu.eb 130 saes tie►p Co - 110 Genera Help Agents ;4" „�^ ° Ga 6 9 129- C AR 29-CLEAR Yew S•..oer' W ^oov■ Wsner gloures 'un tine crew •^anagens May -Aug 30 C eaners May 1 Aug 30. -«.markets :mmadateiy send -es u r'v 2^98 L -,poo, Rd -Ickenrfl. Ont. L'X '.,9 Dead - ,e Apr,; 9/93 Attention 41 ,chelle Aso ^•edea m ^sdiatey advertising sales reps. Call naw of appointment 509-1493. (040293) OPPORTUNITIES •n FLonda •eb-ld-9 frog-, Huth Care AnOrew now n ss progreCas 516.929.034 •■: A33 0423031 _ TELEMARIll TERS expenance. phone •rte Toronto ares from your home Cor*rrrs- son and bonuses. ptsone 1.416 436-2257 fo32e93) nine month contract. This poli- tun Ues In ar 00Cupatx7fl•, cal tan requires a dynamic, in- OPPORTUNITY now we are an 110 General Help aggressive home rnprOVievern facilitate a computer lab offering company hiring 3 ou.gorng pre-employment skills. FlaxiDle people who like ulirg to people hours. The successful candidate and ung ouiside. No to" FULL-TIME s required. Remuneration wA q!!3 d[ to aomer,rawn only. Call 427- Hosts/Hostego" 57519 am. -to noon. 10328931 If you're a friendly, NATION Supervisor oleegoing Vial,al will have pre- who is lookitlg for 011e- wave supervisor experience. an excellent knowledge of the standing l7lAefltS and Durban Repan. Contact Carole sr. Quo bCease Plummer al it-*Minacs Group OPERATOR required for Ajax 579-2911. (OW193) apply In person at EARN extra income. model ]•" Oidr agency needs new tam so work _" v"ysg •pE Ceps imrnWiatMy full a part time, woman oman 5•r-5'11-. Men 5.9•- lot 6'4'. Call now for fie• con* ultation, 430-5715. {//�•,� "' 'x"• EXPERMMM Home Support worriers with car required for Dtxlanrn area Cal Caps Profes- HOLE EMPLOY%M sil,mal 1 fealh car. Senioe. 429 - OPPORTUNITIES 1610. (032893, PART time bindary help ex- Homemakets, Relire•s 9 e . dile, folder and hand unernpyed work. Contact Murray. 683- for roUr.Wf 1966. (032893) y ��•r• DRIVERS wanted - A and Z Send S.A.S.E. to license, must have clean abstract to run Montreal every Adlifud"a (IIIe171it10ili) Thursday, to arrive Friday. BOX I�Ir1C.Srdlnls Blease send resume to File Ontario N2Z 2Y6 36052, P.O. Box 461, Oshawa, Ont. L 1 H 71.5. (032993) REOLNRED A.M. lately for a CAUFOR09A Bound - oppor. nine month contract. This poli- tun Ues In ar 00Cupatx7fl•, cal tan requires a dynamic, in- 516.929-0341 ext. J32. 10{1693) novative person to promote and 160 facilitate a computer lab offering PART time position. Add to your pre-employment skills. FlaxiDle lncomell Please call 420.4860. hours. The successful candidate (032893) should possess the following PART tine Position available in qualities: Highly self -r totivaled. small Pickering office. Duties in- effective communication and in- ck'de filrp• typing' etc' Apil terpersonal skills, ability to prepare and deliver elawtw 12 hours per well $7 per hour. presentations; marketing and Car 4259250' (033193) SALES MANAGER 81 year old Company requires Individual with five or more years of direct sales management experience to industrial, Institutional and transportation. We are the largest company of our kind in our industry. Fax resume to (416) 940-2145 or send to: STATE CHEMICAL LTD. Attn: Michael Bair 39 Riviera Dr., Unit 5 Markham, Ontario L3R 8N4 EOE M/F NEEDED! F&IlBusiness Manager ard or* Sales Representative For President Award winning Volkswagen & Audi R.V. dealer. Requirements: Self-starting individual who can work with minimal supervision. Commissm & salary Employment benefits & progressive environment to work in. Fax resume to 666-9734 or contact Bob Verwey Owasco Volkswagen 1425 Dundas St. E, Whitby 666.6410 150 Hosp. Medical Dental PART time dental receptionist required for busy Ajax office. Dental experience essential. Evenings and Saturdays. 427- 1443.(032693) Igo ,kills experience an asset, ---- - ---- 160 Day Care own transportation. Please fpr- 120 office Help 135 Skilled Help Wanted ward resume stating qualifca tans and salary expedatans to: Monarch Youth Auto Relinnhen RECEP7IONST/G1RL F ndat • REOUIRED a live-in nanny for Protect, 370 Monarch Avenue. 'Mord Processing, data Dass for A EXPERIENCED part time KORD an 6 year old girl. Plus light Uni $15. Atex. Ont. L1S 3W5. small Ajax manufacturing OPERATOR required for Ajax housekeeping. Call 420.8415. (033093) company. 420.2770. (032893) area. Calf 619.1297. (040293) (040993) :;_slrt.sr.t4• _ L t�/1S1AlJ �-14Ri41S.b=Kli'f'I a J is t, t:RiA d N i _ �__ A 11 Rrftft-Avtomebik�-w�A� Auto Wanted `fOV For 135 dulled Help 135 skilled Help- 220 Rent For Sale 300 For Sale JV =for Pontiac S nbrd f' A.G. Simpson Co. Ltd., a major supplier to the automotive industry, currently has opportunities for qualified: Production Supervisors You Will be responsible for maintaining high levels of quality, safety and productivity in a unionized environment. The ideal candidates will have supervisory experience in one or more of the following areas: metal stamping, plating, polishing and assembly operations. Familiarity With newmanufacturing techniques such as JIT and lean production with continuous improvement would tie an asset. We offer an excellent sal:u} and benefits package. Which includes profit sharing and payment as compensation for w. ertime. please forward your resume to: Hyman Reaturces Manager .1l Simpson Co. Ltd. 901 Simclle tit. S. Oshawa, Ont. L1H 41-2 u , rgufe skating 'Yap with scribe bap. Fun length blue fol". sae 5-6. WHEN ONLY THE Call after 5 p.m 683.1443 • EST WILL „ • OINNGROOM set, dark wood, oval table. 4 chairs. buffet and hutch, $700 o b o 728-8352 '.8 OLDS STATION FOUR appliances, fridge, stove. washer. dryer . hood vent. $600, takes al. good shape. 1961 Aid, 5000. good shape, no rust. $1500 or willing to trade for truck or van. Call 428.7933 FRIDGE 13 cu.ft. Kenmore, frost -free. two door. almond. Good cond ton. asking $350 "',one after 4 p.m 436003, COMPUTER Compaq portable 286. 4C frog hard drive, 5 1.4- tloppy drive. comes with V1l.P 5.0 Asking $55C. Phone 420- 0094 ;0331931 AMIGA 500 with • meg ram. 2-3 ' disk drives. 1064 colour monitor, 2400 band modem, printer. software. $500 0b o Call 721-CO68 anytime. W193) QUEEN s ze waterbed. corn. orate vin^ bookcase headboard and free 'bat mattress S -OC.. ,•e,e weic^1s with benches and bar.Si -,r 8390971 (C32893 WAGON Low mitis, almost row condition. Make me an offer. 393A 199 ACCORD COUPE Black, immaculate inside and out! DR NE ME! 2785 '139 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr., air, auto. low kms. 91A '91 ACCORD EX SEDAN Loaded with air, p. windows, cruise and much, much more 2783 '91 HONDA CMC Agreatcommuter 100A SPRING IS HEREH Have that scrap vehKJe removed FREE If Call CHRISTOPHER TOWING. Possibly the lowest rates In Durtlam. 310 Trucks For Sale 1990 GMC Z71 4x4, short box, stepslde. fully loaded, custom cab. 47,000 kms., excellent condition. Asking 516.000. certdied.432-6052. (040193) 320 vans, 4 Wheel Drives 1988 Plymouth Voyager Van, 3L. V6. auto, ps., pil ac. am m cassette, conl bed seat, 64.000 hill kms. Cart tied $6900 o.b.o Call 579-6091 Oshawa (040193) 1987 Nissan Muhl Van, 5 speed. •own and beige, certified. S 20C Call 430-1720 or 686- : 'S9 ;040293) 1986 Safari. 6 passenger. mni • N FIRST Communion Dresses. • • • t 4 3 V6. blue and grey- _ '--ARP $550C Certified Call . „nique and wel' mane. 150 Hosp. Medical 1 CO HOSp. Medical rack or suet°- '-sane Dental 5 Dental Car 666.9cz2 (033093) -- FABRIC ve-ticafs with valance. DENTAL ASSISTANT RECEPTIONIST Harp Certified, new Pickering office. Part-time, full-time Some Saturdays, evenings Send resume to: File *6054 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa. Ontario, L1 H 71_5 woe . 84- long. $6984- -,de . 64' long. Sag P V C S49 a -C S59 Otho' s :ion avadaL,e 428-093' 1033093) SALE - Marufacturen s aearances. 24• stove• $475 3C' soave. $525 30- seY loaning •:30-1720 or 686 2759 ;040293) 330 Trailers 1983 " _ •e a,w oca'ec Ceor Lake sleeps 9. 3 ov.ce oath. 22 h. awning. 22.10 " deck. 10x8 shed, with Ifdge, comes w- every'h ng Ex ro canes. coats. 51C.500 - an 68311723. 040293 stove $699 'a 6 cu. '•ost free t 9d9 -- - () fnoge S595 12.2 cu. 1r,dge. ^ataroack auto, ps . Do.. am -- S3'5 a'te• •eclate Aso cuaity 'm stereo. S,.^'oof, low -'les. <� C'os'ey avollances w!- t0 exce,le^t c ea^ rune ^g ca, 5 Motorcycles. V��5JJJ years !-l warmness at Sow $3695 ce't•,W Car. 42'-9772 onoes aa.^. o-'^ers brass, cast a^y-1e. R_SSOve^ $..nday. 1 'a^ 5:a,^ ess Still `a'v, t: „ore ca'1.1C cfioose ''am B5 MOTORCYCLE APoiarces. 19• Bloc. St E a6 'ow^ Saes. IC32593) •• •^• •^ • • •"� Jshawa. ;behind Mill 165 Day Care Day Care 728<043 033093` 1988' Mustang Lx 5 soeec. 1 ccwr- oaci,a-ye s,.^'00'. Available 5 Avallabie LARGE ^a,o'"Ss'g salon e- balance ofwar-an:y,onry46.000 e- 'o• sAo E.Colil INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD :.a --y sa•e -ee^r _--e licenses by M C S S Reasonan,e fates Rece ots l exibie nous Ca". DURHAM PROFESSIONAL HOME DAYCARE W'dtoI EVERY -WI ems . -42 . (OW -on. St 2 v NG MJS' �„ 6684248 104 283' � I INt aE S0. P.o rsaonaoro offer RIDGE rof,;sec 4:7-9738 (033093; 1969 c oro Escort LX wagon. pa.. Est. 1978 INSURANCE DINING •mom suite. oll ill. a 'ed. 4 Cylftdw. autc. air. cruise. ar-flim cassette. exCei - INSURANCE. Cpe- 9 a.-. v .any ; •.t^1e so„a oar, 6 cars. Ser., condition, certified. $570C D -^ M appointment Monday to cn,na caD.net --.1 4 goes door 983 62,8 a 6665442 10402931 Saturday Motorcycle. Auto and and •+tenor I,9-- Vakre S260C. very 00rtpettive Dropery 'ales. se, -ng S'' 50 lA stea ; Ca 1969 -+onda Ascom EX1.4 door. Over 20 years exrowrenoe Cat 420-2830 0331931 5 soeec :oath. -int condition. 42735% (040193` CARPET have severa: 100C _vv, De seer• .12K $10.500 o bo 28-3399 or 4369558 ---- _ _ -- K NGS'Ch _.. ,. _ A,ax '.ours 9 a •-• -6 P m . xa.-, v •row• Starer -aster And (t?4�'93` 365 Marine .- - a-- -.c vers.+les. 'derences //�^/ 220 A,!, ,00%ny nor ca•ow vv��� co iry i.g Sunday. Big Tow- Sales availapre ac v.t es •�, a aqr FQr Sal Sale ooms a^C ha �• 536^ 1^ 196! ClCelebrity ONAN Ma ^e air age wew^ro -0. ,.. Ch" References. Call 837-1434. _ I u c e s c a • p e : PAC and Staho^wago^.. V6. air. autc. ex- e-e•atc• set - S^ = ossa,. 3 ruiowat•., t 20 ca a'y' -0 42C 2556 PIANOS 3PAN%tA'1hF= nstaiiato^ r3C vafcs Steve cif l=Cndit.on, cert.hed. '832068 -FI 24C vont, 5'500- Low Hour, / Haver a safe hApry e•ti ro^ CLOCKS . ,w._ _ $5500 o.b.o. Call 655-3045 W+a+e 683-3559. (04 931 rine^• •o• .oma' kttw ono-•a•wooC AND, s r .ngn1, grana. °gra "-. a'a, xe,00a•cs C_OCikS 'nee 1032893, De Co. _ TRADITIONAL Ric --- -A:.cieitaart' cord Apartments cur❑ •,�^gs Cres 4„t'bo..s S se.zeC .. _ es $2JC cos C,..c,Apure 19x8 T0r-po Excel. red 400 lunCttes. Kits of run -,.� years Oe M•y a^e tet Ca. 'eieo :cur; rpr 12 oeoPie s.As E. u .heron. .:silent Dandtrpn. a,r For Rent Cai1427-22915. (032893 and :aKe XNantage o• our iorw t0 Jove Rer�ea�ors. Oshawa .^otic t-o^•d. pow _,leage. emranae eat -in .ishan. Cabe SOUTH A,axoscovery Bay PnCOS o- au S:OG, gest prices 433'49' -`-A-_ C•^t•0 P C Sox 3053' 100.000 k -s Dallas to sell w.„'y cars Z4 '•o,.• ntormator 4.6-63' •„C'^.e' akwa,s Oshawa .Olt L1Jll (0AC293, 53700 or:fea Call 427-2710 OSHAWA arge bright two o' twc roung ores- - -_- J'ERRY S W,pers Clot^ 1033.93' not Asc via^ted. D.3,.,c v,xcsi 427.9722 a^ yti me Russ. 5 roe choosers 00. ^; to babys • woes __ -C SEAMARK, s os -by -sloe. 41090. monthly AvaJabb Ch-IC0,001 -o-,e Argo a -5,9C sloe coats rs, s•Cve ---w.r 0, Nii Iwo 19418 Pontiac Bonvdle SSE. PICKERING baokya•a fn ateC cites loved uSOC aothn9 ^ew '0' Yeas oC. aoce bet,oc- '6.000 k^s$'0.00. tyg5 TOWN CENTRE toys achy t,es any a^e c rIh.^S the w^C a '_•r ,:we baby ',.rn,:ure. Toyota -0-ce, Wagon. leased to own 1978.1984 725 welcome Retereroes avadabc 1]m,., Elea* the •"COSS 106 7 microwave over- m stand. Coffee al,lbatlb, a w^eel drive. One DeCr00- base -en Ca eve- ^gs 683 9636 •,ar 2 or'oe 6'C Bayiy E anC sofa:ables AnC a be.ye sec. 85.000 k -is 5600C 1949 Wily cup:. of vale entrance. 400 ��For Rent 400 A For Rent AJAX FROM $750 • 1, 2 and 3 Bdrm. Suites • 5 Appliances incl. en suite laundry • Pool, Whirlpool, Sauna • Exercise Equipment • Tennis Court, Playground • Wood burning fireplaces NEAR GO TRAIN & HWY. 401 Rental Office Hours: mm ON Tues. -Fri. 12-6 p.m. p Sat. 10-5 p.m. kit oetE.x. ..,r 8 686-6872 ■; LUXURY SUITES AT THE LAKE • Superior 2-bdrrn. suites • Lake views still available • Balconies ' 5 appilanoes • En suite laundry • 2 baths (incl. master en suite) • Indmdual en suite heating/air conditioning units • Undergrouid parking • On-site security • On-site maintenance • Parki included $970.00 to $1,570 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL (AJAIQ (TORONTO) 427-0363 OR 861-1000 •�311110= '-WiAJAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family building. Air condAioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 becroorr apa•'-er; r *a - ,.y o_,c,ng Air Gond:Uon.ry, b•oac.00r 2 appi,ances, la.;ndry `aallt:-s, sairas and exercise roo-r, underground )a'k!ng ,'lciuded Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 Sat. -Sun 12-5 l� r rrkn 6151 w.+ PICKERING - Mand now one bedroom apaAment. open stone fireplace in living room, 4 Poe. bath, 4 appliances. close to AN amenities, GO. Referenoes, hist and last. Available now. 686- 5295.(033093) WILSOWDEAN area near 401. One bedroom basement, private entrance. available April 1. 5450 mowhly. utilities included. Non smokers, on bus route. Can 432. 7157. 040193) AJAX one bedroom basement apartment, separate entrance, laundry facilities, parking. $600 monthly, all inclusive. Available April 1. 683-7653. (040193) BROCK/DUNDAS downtown Whitby A very large two bedroom apartment. $650 plus utilities. Also one bedroom apartment. $550, very nicely decorated. Phone Frank at 668- 0370 or 723-1760. (032893) AJAX bright one bedroom basement apartment. dose to bus and shopping, separate entrance, non smoker. no pets. Firsvlast. S6%mor•thly inciud Ing utilities Available Acrd 1. call after 6 p m 4288875 (040193) DUPLEX two bedroom main Boor. kitchen, hvmg, dining loom. deck. back yard. parking. availableimmedwely, $750 inclusive. First and last. Garage. $75 oer month. First and last required 579.3583 or 728-9345 (TF) TWO bedroom apartment, north Oshawa. clean 8 plex. fridge, stove, balcony, parking, laundry "aclltws, close to all amen Ries. Avarlabie April 1. $675 . hydro. 723-1912 or 571.5914 (032893) TWO bedroom in Pickering Vd- age above store, utilities and puking included, references 'equrred $750 per month, Avail- able April I Call 428-0937 (033093) AVAILABLE imirried,alely m Whr.Cy apartment building. $paci0us. carpeted. newly panted apartment with oalcony, close to bus. shops ng All utiltres included. No pets. one bedroom. $550. Can 6665173 (T F) AJAX.•PICKERING Boundary - newy I., shed 'arge two bedroom basonne t apartment. separate k4chen, living morn, Large 4 Me bathroom. lmouoes laundry. Parking, close to shopping. GO train and 401 Daytime 711-2829 or evenings 837-0378 leave message. (032893) OSHAWA twa bedroom aparlmenl, available minte0ialaly, nckA*S parting. hel water, laundry and appliances 5600 per month. cont and last 430-2143 NEAR R'tsonM oy, 82, lust •er:nahfl very spacious one bedroom apartment in house has two rovers. 4 pow bath, eat. M kitchen. (wing room and aunCry facilities $650 Call (033 193 A,ax '.ours 9 a •-• -6 P m . t,onal sofa Ca' 649 "'5 • ocister V8. a.aor-wc 5850C -aun". broadloom. PICKERING Da. •r'a p'�Cesa 5,.y tl"ec 263-4321 (033193) Sunday. Big Tow- Sales S.,,Cays 9 a- 5 P.m 42' Call 831.32-8 (033093; ava,ab:e immediately, Prestigious For BAY Ridges two t»groom References. Call 837-1434. DArCARE avariabie G'fil 2669 -= Articles -iaryS. '.es nciudeo. $495 1yo40- "mrmacular• overs1zed aparrronl. close to Go and al DOWNTOWN Whitby - huge ✓".a=. - E-tor•wit. •-lair yews exper�en ce D'Cr �.-� GOVERNMENT ',anaoar and 230 1�4 door auto. V6. ant a• oaoeC, 'nlstktid v a nice 420-2092 bOCr00- basement ajartmew. pa^ a'ly !urn�sneC. amen:1 es Ava�Iabie three c"ll"Cm yarfmwrit wMh bacon I provide a anal sale, nappy and happy S se.zeC .. _ es $2JC snow Apr 3 and 4 ppr Per -y Ike new. $8995. An excellent separate .mvmed y ate: Call 683-0666 n to i ywooc Y iD ex. oil home cayca•e -a-ge 'e^ooc - t ,nom .•,,cs vans c•ee ertauc coney apple nee. tatcn- WANTED •'-.•'. '• C;es a.m. 985-1616 (033091 emranae eat -in .ishan. Cabe (040' 93) sryb lutctten. dose to scrwp. yarC. no^ s^1o.e hot ncnpr a^C snacks D•=1 cec TO— w.„'y cars Z4 '•o,.• ntormator 4.6-63' -g push interior. showroom wase• u -C cryers working or condton. $49% cerhtred Call ' uol4,es. av con. g. transit park.^ S65C negotiable 839-6889 OSHAWA arge bright two tianspor:Atron Patung, laundry room, $'60 y 837-' 760 10x0993' 463' (032893' not Asc via^ted. D.3,.,c v,xcsi 427.9722 a^ yti me Russ. 5 roe Brookins 655.5437 and 655• 1033093) bedroom ro'n balcony n Y i 9 Pb■ monthly AvaJabb home lunches 476-3095. (040293; Inewe• .^a- 1976, Ca 8082 (040193) south Oshawa. Close to Park ^ anC anytime or May 1. Fnst.tast LOOKING •or personalaec c- e OAKPINE cuRh'URE. W^Y icver ^ P g. 42^,.8833 ;TFA_- saes to choose '•o-. Open are' Mote+ o• o're W O'�r-Ce Da. •r'a p'�Cesa 5,.y tl"ec --- Sunday. Big Tow- Sales TLC it mer home ^arvil Cie ,•om one of Ontario adest and 9ast ar ^vnufaG •ries ane save260 Arts b Crafts (040'93; mxents area Story :line ca^s References. Call 837-1434. APPLECROFT and S: Jude 1986 Cnevene. 51700 1983 games ant: a,vtio$ _^c nes 5 pine ha'vesl :ab! S345 5 separate rtntrance, ms s' Parkng, cbss to amenities,April Omn . S' •95. 1986 Cavalier. low Reasoraoe a, ages Call 426 - oa. Decera iaore c w e.t ..THE --ea^ . a Co„^' -y- Gar- Kms . $2895 '991 SJnbrd. 2353 1040293 5399 ca- o ba bec 5299. Ga'• arc Country oolleciib•es 16.000 origina isms. 3.1.. V6, provide a anal sale, nappy and happy Duel 20 Van choices A; so C snow Apr 3 and 4 ppr Per -y Ike new. $8995. An excellent RESPONSIBLE • e at e -C v e - e e • T R A D - C % A - Hrgh School Door otx" a: 10 conCbtion. Certo ed or best oher. Caycare Provides Dy cvvtg mor WOODWOR-( `.G. 4.6-965 a.m. 985-1616 (033091 Also 1977 and 1979 Ford 12for in Small ''se, sale nappy home 16 years exile' Once Dabes 6714 ^F; Pets -Supplies- D.ck up $400. 433-1787. B welcome ock Mao' Oaks CARPET LINOLEUM w -y Day 290 RAnt in , AJAX 9 aundry. uhhties 430-9356 or 669-4009 (032893) - arge bright one included 5678 first and last. bedroo•- basement .n quiet Available May 1 Can Edith. 430- BROOKLIN one bedroom home. separate entrance. C339. (032893) apartment, close to all parking, shared laundry Suit amenities, could be tummhed Professional sngiecouple Nor HOUSE with two -2 bedroom Available now. Cal 6555539. smoker, n c l u s i v e S 6 G C apartments, south Oshawa. As- (0330g3) monthly. First and last 428- iung 5625 per month. indusrve 1575 (033193) for uprtars apartments 5525 n. _ elusive for downstairs PICKERING - Whtowi-lwy #2 - BRAND new apartment . one apartment Call between 7:3C two bedroom basement bedroom basement apartrrm" in a.m.-8.30 p.m. Mon -Fri and apartment, 4 pca. bath, 4 new Oshawa subdiv sion anytime on Sat;Sun 219.3441 appliances, private entrance Separate entrance, use of (032893) and park $750- 1 Q __ i^9• I.Y. ret References Cal 686-7954 enact aft -Ole ta; 5ran- ^a -es expel. nsta:,a:o^ oma ns�•anoe WestshorsiBayry Call Barb at 1986 Hyunda Stellar, 5 speed, PICKERING - bright two Private backyard, (ridge, stove m� - --- bedfoom•• and last, utilities included. (0328931 as ms' Sv•^s, sans, spys. ROTTWERLLER puppies - ex- cede-' family CKC power widows. power bots. am.fm stereo cassette, air, bedroom basement aparprrtit. included. Ideal to single person. top fbpdbungalow. centralair. no pets. Close to GO. References. Call 837-1434. APPLECROFT and S: Jude etc_ Free esta,mtes, tree ^- pets fegiste,ec. German diooC Lines $1200. Call 839.7985. (032993) separate rtntrance, ms s' Parkng, cbss to amenities,April central air, $590 all inclusive. Available backyard, deck, hardwood avargble rm�'*' (OM193) areaide pate. surarca rF sh We pay arge boned, rnotrtcher. father trap immediately. File #6055 Oshawa This Week. P,4 Box 31-368. Shoe Wilities. 1 Moors, washeadryer, fridge, Must bsseen.432-6827. PK%KERU C: bachelor apwtnwd provide a anal sale, nappy and happy Free shop at home ree north Amlen Cian Cham ion 5. 1965 Cavalier Slalom Wagon Cal Ca/ 831.3681 (033193) store, carport, storage shed. for eM on Liverpool Rd. Fully freeenvironment9 a Our P ice Our prices are the best. ow $475.705-357.1t99 aha-7p.m automatic, pt.. itis, amrfm ONE Wail b Go available Aprl 1 PICKERING - large two fumratted second bye(, $ 500 youngsmoke ai.m.cryou' 427.17 3. ( c28 9 a.m.-9 p.m 427.1723. (032893) Quaevenly AMC worDays 73 - 9p s even better, Da 730-8906 or V's 300 Automobiles cassette. $1900 certified. Winchester Auto Sales, and two bedroom �l moots available. Reasonable $1000 plus 213 utilities. Call 42b- bedroom basement apartrnent. 8150a11ter6 p.m. (TF) monthly Please calf 8393717 (032893) RELIABLE daycare n my evenings and weekends. 1416- For Sale Brookins 655.5437 and 655• rot,«, all indlrsive, Located b feparate entrance, full bath, W"78y - bright elean fumished IIrEDIIATE home lunches 476-3095. (040293; ler'' co"'Caron, while, Caldornka 8082 (040193) south Oshawa. Close to parking Cobb utiilies included bachelor 4 possession, base• . 5. Cr S. storey time and TLC. ALL purpose English saddle. WestshorsiBayry Call Barb at S30C o.b.c Two formai gowns. 837-2389. (040493) pink and cisty rose. 5'00 each Employment o.b o Call 571-0381 (032893) 170 Wanted SKLAR PEPPLER ROVA,.E - $3500 firm. 1985 Brown Pontiac dpdnmen' size sora arc love RNA seekwT employment. Ex seat, deluxe spring cusnrons in penenCOd in hospital and corn. dusty blue with peach, rose ano rmunty work. D.S.W. degree and '•rght 0 u brocade Scotch medication certificate Inter- 9,.arded. one year D.C. never ested in other service areas used Was $300C. ash ng $1500 Numerous other skills. Available firm 6237952 (0321931 immediately. File #6055 Oshawa This Week. P,4 Box MOVING Must sal. warner. 481, Oshawa. On: _til 7�5 ' oyer. bunk beds, while wooden winter driven, excellent shape, Chars, prnbail machine. garden must ell. Asking $12.900. 432- hose,lools BBQ . two :antis VFirewood 205 Garden chairs and rnucn more man ft floor. 1062 sq... first and last required. Parking, Laundry 427-7225. I0328931 $750 monthly. Nonsmoker no ice. bath, pore CAN cooker. broadloom, TV., storage, schools. hospital and Gm. Cal 1964 Mercury Lynx, clean, good 728-4993, between 9.9 p.m. condition. $1200 certified. (040193) Phone 683-9783. (033193) PK*EMNG 1963 Black Goidwirtp, 1100 cc, two bedroom basement a $3500 firm. 1985 Brown Pontiac apartment, Go and amenkies, Bonneville. $3500 firm. Cal 404- parking, lirw and last. laundry, 0308 to more details. (040293) $730 monthly . 40x, utiliies. utilities and cable. No pets, non May 1 1.416.579.7576. 1981 Corvette - Automatic, navy PICKEtING - LrverpoollBayty, blue exterior and interior. Ps., three bedroom main floor of pb., pw., and pl., cruise, glass I- house, Go and amenities. Parking, roof. Cellu:ar phone,tap of the appliances, laundry included. $900. utilities. line Blaupunkt stereo system. BF Goodrich twos, fever First'last, call 1-416-579-7576.16-565797576.. 576 winter driven, excellent shape, PICKERING - one bedroom must ell. Asking $12.900. 432- basement apartment, private 6843. (040193) entrance, Irving room, ktdlen. 4 $750 monthly. Nonsmoker no ice. bath, pore CAN cooker. broadloom, TV., storage, ment bachelor apartment, central Whitby. Parking, new CENTRAL Oshawa - one laundry, parking for one, close to GO and 401. Own entry, no Pets.5550 appliances, two entrances. 666 2220 («I3p93) bedroom mart floor d detached house. 416284-1619 or 416-420-3774, - IOIMARMONY plus basement. clean kitchen, new paint, THREE bedroom on -cite bedroom basement apartment, private walpv- and flooring. Private main floor d duplex, uilex• laundry, entrance. central air. including yard. $525 plus water and hydro larking' yard. near Wilson Rd. utilities and cable. No pets, non Haat ncluded. 5765677 or 263 and 401. Oshawa $795 monthly smoker preferred, first and tact. 09- ) . hydro. Available ownedwely. $500, leave message. 432- -(04_ _ __ WHITBY - one bedroom 7284725. (033093) WHITer 2150. (040293) apartment, close to all amenities, $475 per month in- .above round base - ment apartment shaping GO SUPER clean two bedroom cludes utilities and parking. parking, shared laundry. 4 ices bath. Part arrteM in 5 Yaw did duplew, Available immediately- Call 666- 1171. (040193) cable. ai., utilities. avail- able May 1 . Suites single man ft floor. 1062 sq... first and last required. Parking, Laundry PAYING too much for auto person. $550 Firswast 725- facilities, available AIxf• $B24 AJAX - Harwood Ba I . clean Y Y 1306. (033193 1 monthly . hydro. Reflerertces. spacious two bedroom base- m 1 PICKERIt4G gOt,L iverpool . Call 683-2002 or 683.1939. ROKA Lumber Hardwood. SALE new and uses frost free ' {�� ZZ77 I w ef.` FOR sale - 1978 Pontiac, two �•' bath, 5550 utilities; laundry, Pat*�' ale, an conditioning an apartment, separate entrance, laundry, parking. basement bachelor apartment, April (032893) ix8'xl2'. $60 4'x8'x16-. $65 fridges, co,- washers and dryers Coo•. two new tires, am;tm all inclusive NON SMOKER close to schools. t Fridge, stove, air, OSHAWA - one bedroom Soh wood 4x8x77 avadabb, 140. Days, 705.277-3381, eve. for apantme^.! un.ts 7990 Me'cury Sable G S stereo runs well, as if for parts. $300 o.b.o 6680033. (032893) Available immediately666- Sable^ shopping. on smokers, vacant. separate entrance, laundry "°got able' dose to GO. Town apartment, gtael NE location. 134-6665 (TF) Stephensons Furnilure anc ioaeed. exceaerl conc'on, 6890 (040293) $650 monthly First/last Conte. No pets. $400 month prrvatsertranoel parking, patio Appliances 227 Cove' S: $870C cen!oc a vada for late PAYING too much for auto FINCH,LIVERPOOL 'squired 6199081 (033193) per Call Victor, (416 420.6663 4 apPliatloes, $575. Call 7255- rat O e Flea Market Oshawa 576 _446 040893 mode M.^ V'ar Cal' 6553045 (0328931 nsvrancea Good rates for most drivers. Cal! 5091167 (D331,03", ) one bedroom dement apartment, AJAX bright one bedroom, I 10328930 1750. (040193) AJAX OAK, p nes !ranch Coors. $69 95 Wr a :hey :ast Call 19W 7,aeter. standard. excel RIGHT Here Bankrupt or Credo living room.k4Ctw 4pce bath. separate entrance. 1 2 utiles walk out basement, separate entrance, sub single person, no WHITBY one bedroom. 5525 -large one bedroom basement apartment, above tOUNO bed set ensemble. Rick 426-962' or vs.• 170 Fuuer ler'' co"'Caron, while, Caldornka Problems No credit check Cars $540 fronthl first last, two Y smoker, no pets, first and last, Two bedroom $600 per month ground. Private entrance, 4 200. Living sofa and char. Call Rd tow v^r s9, or Wes'ney paaage. 35,000 knits . $7500 as leased to own 1978.1984 725 appliances, snared laundry $550 inclusive Available now plus hydro. First and last appliances, $595 inclusive. 200. In good shape. 9 urian, B 3 Rd south d Bay'y 1040293; �s Phone 5794432 0326931 ( 968 or 6663775 (TFALLI 420-5635 0326931 428-9147 033093) required. Phone days. 725- 8911. evenings 668-4076 Available Apr4 1. 42B-8845 of ,f6 ` a Y;��� •L4 4y - r t.ti r iia ire o • v 4�i► ey c+0 se'• 6 r.fi v A r =.. • 497.9�p (032843) 410 °'� em 420 w - + For Rent 490 valem � 575 Loans AJAX - three bedroom PICKERING Y(Ilape Pres- CLEARWATER - three MONEY Pmbbms7Loans. debt detached, Irving room, dining tigious three bedroom bedrooms. fully furnished, air consolidations, credit room, o rs room, n, double townharo condominium book- con., mobile home, heated arrangements, personal budget pato doors off kitchen, double 'mg onto greenbelt with fridge,Pools, hot tub, tennis, near Planning, garnishees stopped. garage . fenced yard , 4 stare garage and just minutes beaches and mayor attractions. FREE CONSULTATIONS. appliances. Available May 1. to GO Available June 1. $99W Children welcome. Photos. Credo Counselors (Pickering. . utilities. Can 294-0760. ,ro„tNy hydro. Cal alter 4 (Less than mot (033093) eQ. $275 weekly. Oshawa). 433-1425. (TF) p.m. 623-6041, (o4o 3) 683-5503. (042293) - - ---- _.-- ROUGE Valley - border Picker- ing and Scrborough, executive 4 AJAX - beautiful modern 3 GORGEOUS the bedroom ee }��s bedroom, 3000 sq.ft., minutes toroom, fully carpeted, 1 112 condo, close to famous Clear. 580 Mortgages Go bus, schools and shopping, baths, eat -in kitchen, two `Mater Beach. Pool, iacuzzc. Beautiful neighbourhood, :1650 appliances, close to school, 880, and Private yard. Available MORTGAGES and loans. 95% month) 4 Park, bus stop, available April. For information and to financing. down Payment also y. appliances, lamy APril room. double car9 9 aro e, call 1611943. Call 967-1515 or even- v' a wi photos • 686.9846. arranged. Any amount available. --- - --. - 5099049. (040193) ^9s 3435065 days- (032893) Call Doug 668-6805. Com - 500 Homes munurty Financial Services. (TF) OSHAWA - 5 bedroom with 430 Rooms To For Sale 670 detached garage, available May Rent v Personals 1. Park Rd. and Adelaide ew HWY 82 and Courtice, now 2522 Fireplace. S1200 per month Call AJAX Convenient location, adult sq -ft., large ravine, cul-de-sac, 985.4501 (042293) pool home, attractive and comfy, Pro -shaped lot, 4 bedrooms, $1300 per m-0^•1 668-6698. colour cable TV, $. weekly, walkout basement, skylight, PICKERING - 4 bedroom home, must be neat and clean, non huge bright kitchen, many spacious kitchen, 4 appliances, smoking. Suit quiet single upgrades. $199,900. 404-0749. garage. close to shopping, GO, Ierihale. 6866199, (033193 1 (040193 ) schools. No pets, first/last. WANTED - furnished room, OSHAWA- modern 4bedrom,3 S950/monthly,(Negotiable) (Negable) plus Preferably in Highview. Glenan- bathroom executive home. Ex - utilities. References. 428-7511 na or Liverpool Rd. area. Wain oellent iocarion, near Oshawa ask for Marie. (033093) pay up to $350 per month, Centre, Large rooms. many PICKERING Village - Bright Telephone 420-5708 or 831- upgrades, 24' deck Asking sunny 3 bedroom upper 1000• ask for Fuzzy. (040293) $255.900 Call 434.5302 bungalow, close to amenities, AJAX Burcher/gayy, room for (1593) bus, schools. grocer. pharmacy, rent, shared bathroom and BROKER las $10.00010 lend etc. Minutes to Go, Town kitchen facilities. Deck, hot tub. at $147 per month. Contact Doug Centro. 4 appliances, 5900 plus available May 1, Call Heather at at 668-6805. Community Finan - shared utilities. First and last. 683-2306 (040293) cal Services (TF) 619-0399. (040293) FURMS14ED spacious room to WHITBY 2665, quality 4 AJAX - 3 bedroom townhouse, rent in quiet executive homs. bedroom executive home. end unit, private garage and Cable, phone, parking available. double door entry, all day brick, driveway.4 appliances, dose to Use of kitchen, bathroom, interlocking driveway and shopping, available April 1, Call laundry facilities. Reasonable walkway • Profess o n a I 244-8493 or 839-8956 anyt,rne. 'ate. Please call 427-9007 landscaping. main floor - all (033093) (033193) french doors. many extras. FOUR bedroom executive BROCK Rd/4ol . beds,tt9 in Open House Sun. 1-4 p.m. home northwest Whitby room fu,nished h k 9 Soulmates Singles of Faith Profiles i Connections Discerning Singles You select from Photos & Profiles regularly mailed to your home. FREE Mal Call Forwarding. NO Big Agency Fee, Pressure sor -Consultations" on commission - NO Sales calls, or videos. Free Into Pack b Preview Call 416.986 -CARE Long distance Accepted 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 4ju 5234.900 837-0991, NoAems pr+vacy. imerec,ate occupancy. s are ,t chen please ;040193) and laundry, $350 monthly SINCERE SINCERE Singles De,»ria, ,r- $1300 per m-0^•1 668-6698. inclusive. Cal! 428-8751. CUSTOM o, it colonial farm S-9,es A confider,it, (032893) (032893) house or two acres --ed lot in tial way to meet -at someone FOUR bedroom detached home AJAX bright cozy furnished Burke tin Estates. 4 ceorcoms special Join fastest with large backyard. close to •oor• for rent ,n clean 3 barns. two fireplaces_ `'eated qu et bersh, i growing nor Ruth. Judy. 5757 a Ruth - schools and park. 5 appliances. home. Laundry. Parton e tool heat Durrp S324,0Or 416 -363 9767 1040293) $850 plus utilities. Available backyard. use of all tacde �- ���51 ;0330931 gg aph,c des,gn, advertising. April 1. Fest and last, references dude Kitchen, liv, g room. S90 PRIVATE Sale - 'John 884.900 GIFTED Osycfvc - (formeey with required. Call 579.4031 weeky 427-1552. (033193) tr.y prase. Asku^g $26x,900 (0 THE •+OUSE NEXT DOOR) -11 (033193) _ BROOK U N ons Targe room. Three b e d r o o - . s t , d o, ad,,,ile and h,Np you with yo" porsomw Pmbw s Cad Evelyn PICKERING spacious one dose to ai arnerireS Cwld be skyl,ghts, 34deck. wa,kout. Ill 10, appo-T of is New bed'oo-. :v ng and kitchen, fumrshed, available now Call thousands in upgrades. Dream diems we -come '033093) Private entrance, 4 appliances, 6555539. (033093) none. opltage setting- Phone mC+e or sear . ire Dr.ce •y er•er,o, and ^•e,.o• them all :res estimates. seniors dean and tight lower unit Non 831-6540. 1033093) EXTRA :a,ge JESUS says. can the bond lead smoking. m+medate. $600 First unfurnished ,Waster bedropm, wale-^ closet WHITBY - think summers the oind" Does your minister wear -^e hrelxhg s and air. 1:2 utilities 839-OOtB. (033193) private bath. oa.. ov. au meted nground 16x34 pod. gtuseso .he •,fired ••+x+rster. Micah 3'1. 11CCOUNTING ar„ 3"o- v faciht-es, k,tchen privileges, two suet deck, av , three sa,ah 56 10 12, Jones -0 11 OSHA W A Olrve,'W I lson, upper Friendly, home. $45C f irstlast. bed • o o m s . 1 1 2 baths. Jim Carripboo 1 705-953-9475 d,ob.. 3 tedroorrs appiiances, Suit working person. 686-0744_ upgraded broadloom. sunken :TF1 hedged faro, park ng laundry facilities livng room. french doors, ret Shared loom bar Desvable MRS. Roo. tarot card. ESP. available Ava,iable "-wet 45� sD , •,a, advisor on love. May 1 5875 r Ot thly First and J Accomm. oUtun 723-2958. 1040293) Malinygs. hearth and future Un last. references Call 433.3853 (033093) SHARE 4 o e o• o o- s. 3 Townhouses k"- 'ian ri ppegs, world Gass bathroom none wrtr 4rendly 510 For Sale nyUtc. 30 yeah a ipeence PICKERING _iverpool'Gienan- working non srinc, . exoellert available for parties ria - 3 Ded,00m detached, 3 south Ajax location, Sao weekly COURTICE - '566 sq.'t. link, 3 Scarborough, 289-2109 appliances. 1, 1 2 baths, garage, inclusive. Call Michele. 427. bedroom. 3 baths• large larsy (032M) backya,d. Palo. $I too per 0318 days or 686-8579 morn. hardwood floors n iivng SENSATIONAL PERSONA, month. Avatlabls April t (416) evenings. (040293) room and dinng morn. backs P.,C-CS of <arer. Syhre arc 267-8%7. i0330931 AJAX two bedroom apartment, orno green strip. 5 mn. to 401. Tanya. For dsceer inforrnafion. CENTRAL Whitby - 1 1!2 use of all facilities, cable Asking $154,900 Call 132- 5344. (033193) wr to Karen. Box 670 -RD. bedroom moble home, $500 per nlcuded. Close to H osp:tal. KeiOwna. 8 C V1Y 7P4 buns month. F Aloes R.E. Ltd 292- transit, parking. 5400 monthly LUXURY townhorie, double only plsese ;040993) 4_444. (032893) rrclusne. Can Len, 649-0124 or garage, end unit, prestigious PICKERING conven rent but. 6835111. (040293) neighbourhood, brand new 675 companion locator, two bedroom On man condition, privacy, private• no PICKERING - working person agents. Whitby, $159.90C. 723 - floor . fu,' basement and warted for detached home. 4907. (040193) FREE sngiss ads - fcr all srn- garage $800 monthly - 12 Basement room available for-- owe unanactrd singles xeokng utd4tes. No pets, available May $375 monthly or upstairs room Lots Fo-r for a long tem relalonsn,p 1. Call 839-7719. (032893) at $350. Utilises included. Cal 535 Sale `few singles introduction Pubk- AJAX South detached 3 686-7981 or leave message. cait,or ads aDao,utefy free 416- bedroo .two storey, atta>fned (032893) ESTATE Lor in area d txeauidul 43048-69306 ^io message. garage, rec room, fully fenced AJAX - shared aoeomodatons, large nomas, t 1,3 acres. 5 yard. $1,000 monthly. Call Mel inns. to Oshawa -Must sell, as - detached home. bedrooms, usePhone Knight. 831 2273. (032893) all anities. Hwy 8401 area. lung $127.. 668-06&8 d nr (0. alit 5 p.m.(040193) NO down payment? Good crede7 Good rob? You can buy fit the price of rent, while Prices and rates are down. Call Doug of Brent. Community Financial, 668-6805. (TF) AJAX - Westley N. Three bedroom (louse, two storey, 2 1, 2 baths. appliances. central air, excluding basement, 5950 monthly, share utilities. Two bedroom basement apartment. $625 monthly share utilities- Separat entrance. applances. close to schools and city buses. 426-0153.(03'2893) WHITBY - very clean 3 bedroom. 1 112 baths, 5 oppManoes, contras air. wMo to dedt and fully fenced yard. $950 first and last. Available April 1. 666-5915.(040193) TWO storey near northwest Oshawa. 3 bedrooms. finished basrrowit 4 app"noss, 5650 monthly. Available April to September. References required. 416.569-9442. (040293) AJAX44CKEONG a-ndwy Tribute Summerhill Estates, 3450 sgJL execuMw 4 badroonn hour, close to shopping. Go train, and 401. Ouist neighbourtcod. Dw mr, 771- 2629 or evenings 837-0378 Intel message. (03203) CENTRAL Whitby - newly renovated two bedroom apartment. available may 1. New carps" throughout. large so -in kitchen, no peb, first and Int. $700 per month inclusive. Can 436(1990, ask for Gerri. (032693) 420 Townhoum or Rent PICKERING - Hwy a0wis. 3 bedroom townhouse. 2 112 balls. central al family noorn with fireplace, getayye, live appiwces, ro pals. Avaifabls immediately. $1100 plus utilities. Cal Gary, 831-2431. (032893) 5350 monthly inclusive Call 686-6643 or 592-6690 leave Out -of -Town mmssa" (040m) 540 Properties TIDY Pickering home, con- venient location, partly fumisl FLORIDA - Madera Beach with 6 appliances and weight Yacht Club, two bedmorn fully rooms. 5320. $310 plus. Non equipped clubhouse. two heated smitten. Can Ken 420-7347 or Poole- close to ant amenities. 282.4045. (033193) rent weekly or monthly. Call 416439-0966.(033093) 455 Condos For POWER SALE - 110 aces . Rent 600 h. of waterfront. Wood trees, ponds, $29.900. ..Also two WHITBY - luxury condo with acres plus two bedroom cabin solarium, two bedrooms. two with k*• Po-- view. low baths, 5 appkrsoes. 1200 sq.ft., down, 5299 monthly. Owner recreation facilities. April 1. financing. Call 427.6637 - Minutes from Go, $1100 (032093) iondily. Call 3696 or 89D. MUST SELL - 100 acres. abutfs Gown Land. 1300' waterfront. AJAX - one bedroom condo. fishing. an tread. s2&9oo..10 parking, close to Go, 5 acres hobby farm with hand - ISM monthly. .. r•.kln ii- k-.Irmr..e Available row. Can (416) 784 Open concept. :299 niond Ity, 1582 apr 6 pm, (033093) Owner financing. 427.6637. (040M ERRORS AND OMNSSIONS If your row a Wsow appears bda , for Me list pew dwd areliilly b w it t owrrct n arty, OMs. No d an soar n your retial chaffed adnr"Now n must given b Ala POAWV Advrim n Mine to air (labfto res :.Dena Ywwaon OstiaraVAW)Y Tisa weds va be witpawbr b mon wan iraoo8ed iaMton, a for a Costs tttryad is oast d spate actually ocopisO by wra. Further. no regaatLTq be maland kir taitre, IN oMisYs b PAW adw6aaw iadMee q an as explly k is wlpatant is neo W e retain yabr MMFR kr possge Iafwe11- ad role, a bs Na a .a.t The nor dawalgrs tri fit ilii my aMd ad CANCELLATIGI/ 460 baste b c�pRefaU MUSKOKA - 196 acres, 1350 R. �� �"�� M frontage beside 911 Hwy These bedroom tome. garage. Deer. beaver ponds. Retirement? COMMERCIAL Building for Development? Hunting? :ALL CLASSIFIED lease. super loes><ion for any Commnrieal? $185.000? Can kind d buskwse. quarters 6834984. M 3) 576-9335 in upp«portpof rip Lor 798.7672 called in Port Pery. For 545 VaCatlOn information. call 9e5-3601. Property r.s-r i., it -)i: r.',Ii'.'•'ir V.1,'I'T- 'k, ".3 / , THE NEWS ADVERTLSER SUNDAY, MARCH 26,19 &PAGfE 25 Business Services Health, Beauty Handyman @ - �1��..,�_ G��� S0D"kto�Seriflce Typing Service - Mailing Lists - Newslt:'tter's SKIN Care - laicals for all skin types. Helps clear blemishes. blackheads. od, flaky skin, wrinkles Spec -sal $30 Call 831 2688. Teens welcome' elco' (033193) Heatin - Air Conditioning - Flyers/Pamphlets - Business Cards Gas fum 09s CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and construction. Fast and clean professional work guaranteed. CRAIG 686-1913 Moving, Storage MOUNTVIN STEMS We will move anything, anywhere. ConyrtefcW or residdenea. Packaging. storage and boxes available. Senior 3 mid month discourtts. Free estimates. LCCtel�lCaGl, CCG. CAMPGROUND Membership - gas fireJ1a village, includes kitchen and HANDYMAN quality home AJAX Moving Systems 1,n • Tel. (416)619-J8 Parking, 850 sq -ft. $750 par alrt�oI epairs. Ail types SeMces. moves. appliance and electr cal, pl,rrlbmg piano specialists. flat rate pay $3.000. Asking $695. 614- Fin 71111-9257.1(040M) or arpentry. drywall, decorating, hourly. We now have heated ILLUSTRATION, ca,toor,ng. Camper 570 Trailers Sites 'Call 4 Rent e'c. Reasonable wit'• star units. Now allenng free •eterences. Small welcome gg aph,c des,gn, advertising. urh m )obs box with move Cal! 427 Onore 723 1469 a^Brus,ness y' -" 0005.(TF) or personal ing cottages. 3. piece Hwy 9115, Cone. Line 5. 1-416 766.2562. (050293) ,330931 Reasonable rates. Aso lessons HARRY-0-THE-MOVERSava,able. Randy Timms. (4151 575 Loans S,C.G. Construct o^ �,d 342.2279 (TF I mC+e or sear . ire Dr.ce •y er•er,o, and ^•e,.o• them all :res estimates. seniors Chartered Home Additions. discos- Shoe notice moves House Easter weekend. For irdomedion, cal 416726.2383. Improvements . des,n,bu, b bars aro cabinets pianos moved Co^Da•abbAccountants A,gork.nansh ^y.a•anteed (293) p rates Call 432-2850. fTF 11CCOUNTING ar„ 3"o- v a•d :ns,,ed Co -'act Gary 839- MAN e9o- LCrDCrate arc pe,scral •ax. 'CCmputen2ed service. ease call K M khael. 619- 1 032893) Chimney Sweeps on ,eg„ar cn mviey :ea^mg pest screens ,nslalled r f $25 'No '^use. no fuss). -.vanese We Z""ert ch, -- "es, c•ee es. males 525. :42293) I woe-er B. ce, Bobs" Trained 18 yrs. Experience All ,encivatior work inderafcer K^cress, oathroor•s, oaser-erts, oars cywa', celiings, =ecKs. `ences. etc For a `nee estimate cal Tor - 831 -6596 Cumrnerdal Rental Units ISUaaDe� '-•age o, a.,'+,snoo. aiaoroxl ?2)0 sq it Ca 509-3259 r.enmgs. (040.93) Drapes, SUP COVERS S c into S-fe M:- :-s'or^ -tate slip covers -et Exner axe ^ew sic coven for +a-• bid sofas and chain. 3elleve a or not, the tR 6 sew snug *.,at it looks nke cIo.s'e•ec altogetrle• costing you only one third the price on labour Compa,ed to re- .Woisterng Xso ,nderlaiter are: C rapeneS -Covet Coven •ordais -evening gowns to ldrer s garments lard more. Contact Esther at 686-6649. daly 4 JG o m. - 8 -OC p m Gardening, Landscaping ltnldty 1Ir. Sr.:.4xrx FOR PAVING STONE Retaining walls. Stairs or planting, our quality and value are unequaled. Call 427-4143 Spring fdeart-ups also available. GARDNERS TOPSOIL TREE REMOVAL, CLEANUPS lanclacapinq. lflMaWars elft. fnost raasonable rates FREE ESTNNATES Cant 428-5700 Ask for Rob (o4ae931 OFFICE space in Pickering CAMPGROUND Membership - 670 Personals 670 Peis�ls village, includes kitchen and roast to coast park. 50o resorts Parking, 850 sq -ft. $750 par for $1. Lifetime membership, month inclusive. Can 428.0937- pay $3.000. Asking $695. 614- (033043) 71111-9257.1(040M) A TTENTION Cottages For 470 Camper 570 Trailers Sites Rent LAURA CEDAR Valley Resort. Seasonal KAWARrHASAAMSeymour, Woodland Estate. housskesp- trailer camping. $912 yearly. BealAilul 7 kms east of Orond ing cottages. 3. piece Hwy 9115, Cone. Line 5. 1-416 766.2562. (050293) We met at Wmnie's Super Centre, Pickering, bathrooms. fishing. pool, beaeh, Wed., March 24th & discussed a behavioral store, playground. 90 minter N.E. of Pickering. 705-653- 575 Loans I was very sympathetic. 42 1317. (0393) Have Have obtained new information. WOODLAND cottages on beauUul Balsam Lake. open BORROW 510000 foray as little as $110 per month o.ac. Cal WHICH IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT House Easter weekend. For irdomedion, cal 416726.2383. Jai 668-7200. Mubis Invest• ( CaN me at 420-2373 (293) TMS Painting 3 Decor Interior 3 Exterior European Workmanship. Fast dean reliable service. 420-0081 LEAKING TUBS A SHOWER STALLS qe a: ac 3 •encli Nall S'bor'aess sober; 3 totaled MLC 4 S 3 3 3 -OWES" --gCES Flee whir fes Call 3emie, Pmgressne -ore I VAZ GEN. CONTRACTING Speasdiaq n: • culoos taws:, r+Mrarit sddlrorss, ■wows, s es'pr"i6l faldrrWbdhreear, ammc tri 5Itrriftes niers srw porwason. Meesaximss Spscimn in twrwvdions Ballrooms. Mtcrrts 6 baselttrlCt Ceramic 6 marble work as tel 20 yea. exprience Free Estimates Days, Chinon 28111 -Mill Nights, Nunzio 839.2267 SABER Cont -act -g - a carpentry, additions. to n oval, on s. kitchens. bathrooms, home maintenance emergency service, furniture ref,n,sh,ng, quality work guaranteed 15 years experience. 686-2915.(TFEFGI WINDOWS Thermal Vinyl windows buy direct from manufacturer. (No middleman). Guaranteed lowest Prices. Free estimates. 683-5788. (033193) JOURNEYMAN electrician. Specializing in service Changes, rewiring, additions and renovations, All work guaranteed, free estimates. Call 420.6320. (TFA) .e34. !033193; w ru,* ardor mer or all yo..' - 'Ov`9 ^eeds. Dr,ceS •C Home 14 your budget Spei •ares ler Improvements seniors. Staring at s3r,., C.,e ce'e a call at 575.9533 -PA-_; RENOVATIONS Basements dears, cabinets. painting 3 decorating. For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 1 MEN w •r arge '•,ck w do - -.9 mCve •es'ce- ai r-m^+e•ca A •fees fi --rives42- I Painting, Decorating PROFESSIONAL. -y -=EE est -are 583-9780 •'c; Carpentry: roofing, ALL PRO -; a free estimates Framing, additions, os =lite Es' -a a D`Cre decks, trim, doors, reroof, roof repairs - Bl ll 427-6212 DESIGNER 6 BUILDER Adc 9o^s. enova- ors new work; e0t„'C N. stars. Pi lam C 0 0. cecw soya -s 8 deco, ?`fir-'er" wa'eyreco`rg, F'9e Est;rates 43' - 2573 Iren L.A.S. H014E s�IPROVEAIIENTS oort puality ar aflordaore Morces, CompieY a cile wits framers (,j•ywa;' Call Ron at M2111 days or 82146" atter 6 and weeterift EUROPEAN , soec s' w' • •=^e^ wars as ..e as ' oc, ' es 2C yews if -Pe, slot, 301id •e•ee^ces a^c sal s•a" o^ ararrec icor '-se est -a -es i- eDyksr3. -25-49'3 - GENERAL -x-.e -rc ,e, a-ls 'el o• and ex'e• o'. decKs ',-ces Dumb ^g a e: • ca -',CK 3v alabV •Cr "ansoc, Cr ]i_mp ^g. As- •c. N ,e »29 ie24 033093 PRESSURE '•ea:ec oeos Gm s6sc" ac -xis anc -_ -rare Retwo,oes s..oc,oc and onotos of prev cis wON or y0i, 'o see FREE Est:ma:es Ca. G -aylor Cons:•..ct,on ;Gary: at 668-6353 !04C'93' OUALITY work by •orae• anc sor team. We exile• e,cec hart work ng Renovat:o^s. addmons, dams. etc. Call u5 for a free est.rese 571-1263 B,If a Rod, Oshawa (TFALL) PROFESSIONAL ::air• r^y arc ea Dace• - ".-e loo- o• r^oE ^Ouse .guarar•eed r`wes• •arts :d obs rico s•^ai �.a ^y 'vorv•-ansro ^,_a•ar•eee Ca =3C-2595 'cA__ PROFESSIONAL "-g, ^ e as•e^ng a^d splay Ca � 1,er^o or -•e-a -.23-'33 7 PROFESSIONAL a ^r ^� -a.q:aow a^d r:w.. 'r•e•e^ces Ca s, e , es, -ale 5838'8' Party Services .'r occass of - .a !,days. -C-Ot.Ons Open ^ire ;ncraaers f6ii snows .'e .,n; :.fl -leo 639-7:5' :1, 28 c334 RABBIT g occas ons. ^a.e -• +,Igcan Cad E•^e 5684932 Plumbing For quality work at reasonable prices. Call Ray a 2828131 FREE ESTUATES Journeyman Plumber No pb too smal - Fautx[s. showers, basement washrooms. wet ban, etc. Any renovation or addition. Daytime: 427-4174, Home. 427-8809. Ask for Tom. Tax. Financial Housecleaning Directory INCOME Tax and Bode Keeping Services. Complete services. �n- dud,ng representation. Aiiii ARE you having problems find- able at very reasonable rates. Ing kir to clean your horir7 Phone use between 10 am. -2 For Professional cleaning, call pm. Mon -Fn. )416) 428-9970 !kWO's Hone Sen'Ice todayl (AMHM) 427.1041. (041193) EXPERIENCED cbanng lady will get your house spit and span. Call Jan, 434-6254. (033093) 710 Births 710 ITS w GIRL IN 1xWHYTE- Terry and Lorraine (nee Chambers) wish to announce to the world the safe arrival of their beautiful 8 Ib. baby daughter, Casendra Victoria, born March 12. 1993 at O.G.H. Special thanks to far. Pamela Tremblay and staff of ward F4 and 5 for the excellent tare and anenbon received. Proud and delighted grandparents are Freda and Trevor Chambers of Pidkenng Village and Brenda and 81` Whyte of Blackstock. (P.s. Thank you Lorraine dl Terry for our adorable granddaughtei TAX - Personal and Corporation Accounting and Bookkeeping. For year ends or monthly. Cal Judy Kukss, Accountant. 420- 2061.(031193) INCOME tax returns -low rates. 68& 1514. (040193) PERSONAL Income Tax Returns - fast, accurate. low rates prepared by University Commerce Graduate. Free pcli,- up and delivery available for Ajax residents. Call 683-3171. (040293)0 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1993 Let us help you prepare for tax time. We offer Financial counselling as well as advice on tax forms and refunds. Call us today to set up an appointment. Let us handle the burden of tax season for you'. EXPERIENCED C.A. 7 yrs.) avanabie tc prepare persona, tax returns in the comfort of your own home Meth a laptop computer. Reasonable rates. SENIORS FEE* CALL DAVID RAE at 619-0208 SUN. -SUN. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. 'Subject to income level. Call for details. STEVE LOVISEK CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT • Personal & Small Business • Corporate Returns 756-4166 Free Consultation MERVIN MENDEZ, B. COMM, MBA ' Small Business Consulting * Business & Personal Tax Return * Pick -Up & Delivery Service Thomas & Chase Associates Certified General Accountants 3 Harwood Ave. S., Suite 203 Ajax, Ontario LIS 2C1 686-2407 "Income Tax Returns Prepared” John J. McCluskey Chartered Accountant Welcomes you to his practice INDIVIDUALS & SMALL BUSINESSES Personal & Corporate TAX RETURNS Cali 6$6-7744 1742 Bronte Square Pickering, Ontario MV 3B8 INCOME TAX • Electronic Filing (faster refunds) • Qualified Accountant e Personal & Small Businesses Oshawa/Whitby 571-1627 Ajax 683-7913 Pickering 839-8473 To be part of our TAX TIME DIRECTORY please call Mary van Kessel 576-9335 Tor. line 798-7672 1 420-9540 INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED i IAN M. TAYLOR Chartered Accountant 110 Hunt St., Ajax 683-8787 r ve Ceats Pastimes mes FOLK ART STUDIO OPEN HOUSE MARCH C 30 -APRIL DURING BUSINESS HOURS TUES.-THURS. 1-5, 7-9, FRIDAY 1-5 SORRY CLOSED SUNDAYS & MONDAY REGISTRATION FOR CLASSES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS Full line of supplies, handcrafted wood, basketry supplies & more 3 Rotherglen Rd. South, Ajax .. * F A Ila f. 6838057 /Mf To Advertise ' Your Spring I Registration Please Call Classified I • at 683-5110 83 511 0 • ' I For further information Ages: 6-12 vrs. Four, 2 --week sessions running between: Jule 5 - august 27, 1993 Supervised flours 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Daily programme 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. $140 per 2 - week session Call 831-6130 to register 10th ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st LEARNING 9 a.m.- 11 a.m. ,+ CARING and SHARING 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. BAYWEST NURSERY SCHOOL (For ages 2 to 5 yrs.) 914 VISTULA DRIVE Pickering (At Bayly/Westshore) ENQUIRIES PHONE 831-3647 in aast(e / • 401 Revnol&s St__ Whithv Arrivities include: Swinvning, Tennis (Recreational Instruction), Arts and Crafts, Ca Wavers for Fun and Learning, Sports, Music, Drama, Critical Thinking Games and Much More Extended camp hours 8am-9am, 4pm-6pm $20 extra per week per child Bring yow own lunch - Juice and wrack will be provided. \ � *•.�. . +vim'•, n . �•."•. �gp+��:•i•. :, ..:....:...................... • ::\��: }::: ,K::i.4�:: ?`�.\v�.•}????::.:. �:.,:..:. •ti}>:}'vii:::}:::>?::;:?•?:{}::•::;a:•??:::is::ii:?::?::;�:{{•??}}:�:•:?;;. �?:'?}: v�{;•??;:::: :::w?}y}•:.??}?}�.K•. ... ......�.....: ...:......... .................. ....:........ 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We offer Financial counselling as well as advice on tax forms and refunds. Call us today to set up an appointment. Let us handle the burden of tax season for you'. EXPERIENCED C.A. 7 yrs.) avanabie tc prepare persona, tax returns in the comfort of your own home Meth a laptop computer. Reasonable rates. SENIORS FEE* CALL DAVID RAE at 619-0208 SUN. -SUN. 8 a.m.-8 p.m. 'Subject to income level. Call for details. STEVE LOVISEK CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT • Personal & Small Business • Corporate Returns 756-4166 Free Consultation MERVIN MENDEZ, B. COMM, MBA ' Small Business Consulting * Business & Personal Tax Return * Pick -Up & Delivery Service Thomas & Chase Associates Certified General Accountants 3 Harwood Ave. S., Suite 203 Ajax, Ontario LIS 2C1 686-2407 "Income Tax Returns Prepared” John J. McCluskey Chartered Accountant Welcomes you to his practice INDIVIDUALS & SMALL BUSINESSES Personal & Corporate TAX RETURNS Cali 6$6-7744 1742 Bronte Square Pickering, Ontario MV 3B8 INCOME TAX • Electronic Filing (faster refunds) • Qualified Accountant e Personal & Small Businesses Oshawa/Whitby 571-1627 Ajax 683-7913 Pickering 839-8473 To be part of our TAX TIME DIRECTORY please call Mary van Kessel 576-9335 Tor. line 798-7672 1 420-9540 INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED i IAN M. TAYLOR Chartered Accountant 110 Hunt St., Ajax 683-8787 r ve Ceats Pastimes mes FOLK ART STUDIO OPEN HOUSE MARCH C 30 -APRIL DURING BUSINESS HOURS TUES.-THURS. 1-5, 7-9, FRIDAY 1-5 SORRY CLOSED SUNDAYS & MONDAY REGISTRATION FOR CLASSES, SEMINARS, WORKSHOPS Full line of supplies, handcrafted wood, basketry supplies & more 3 Rotherglen Rd. South, Ajax .. * F A Ila f. 6838057 /Mf To Advertise ' Your Spring I Registration Please Call Classified I • at 683-5110 83 511 0 • ' I For further information Ages: 6-12 vrs. Four, 2 --week sessions running between: Jule 5 - august 27, 1993 Supervised flours 7:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Daily programme 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. $140 per 2 - week session Call 831-6130 to register 10th ANNUAL OPEN HOUSE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31st LEARNING 9 a.m.- 11 a.m. ,+ CARING and SHARING 1 p.m. - 3 p.m. BAYWEST NURSERY SCHOOL (For ages 2 to 5 yrs.) 914 VISTULA DRIVE Pickering (At Bayly/Westshore) ENQUIRIES PHONE 831-3647 in aast(e / • 401 Revnol&s St__ Whithv Arrivities include: Swinvning, Tennis (Recreational Instruction), Arts and Crafts, Ca Wavers for Fun and Learning, Sports, Music, Drama, Critical Thinking Games and Much More Extended camp hours 8am-9am, 4pm-6pm $20 extra per week per child Bring yow own lunch - Juice and wrack will be provided. Hospital offers weight-loss,program AJAX-PICKERING - A weight -loss program led by a registered, professional dieti- Museum Village available for your wedding PICKERING - You can step back in time as you step down the aisle by holding your wedding at Pickering Museum Village. The Town will rent the village's 1853 chapel for wedding services of any denomination for $225. The Oddfellows' Hall on the museum grounds can be the site of your reception for $275. The gazebo will be thrown in for free as a backdrop for wedding photos. The village grounds are open to the public during regular operating hours when weddings are in progress, but only invited guests are permitted inside the chapel or reception area. Museum village staff might also have to refuse a wedding if the nuptials are planned for the same day as a special com- munity event However, it's possible your wedding could be incorporated as part of a special heritage event if you're planning to be married in vintage costume. Brides and grooms who don't rent village buildings but who'd like to use the gazebo for pictures are charged $50 per hour. The museum village, in the hamlet of Greenwood, recreates the 19th century with historic build- ings, costumed staff and period equipment and events. It will open for another season in May. For more inforrnadon, call 683- 8401 or 4204620. Heart saver courses offered AJAX-PICKERING - A num- ber of hearty courses are being offered bene beginning next month. Dunham Save -a -Heart is offer- ing three canliopulmooary resusci- tation (CPR) courses: Heart Saver and Infant will be held Tuesday, AprH 6 and Thurs- day, April 8 ham 7 to 10 pm. each evening at the Ajax Community Centre, 75 Centennial Rd. The cost is $31. A Basic Rescuer course will be offered Tuesdays, April 20 and 27 and Thursdays, April 22 and 29 from 7 to 10 pm. each evening at Pine Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Liverpool Rd., N., Pickering. Cost is $48.60. A Recertification of Basic Res- cuer course will be held Mondays, April 26 and May 3 from 7 to 10 pm. at the Ajax Community Cen- tre. Cost is $34.50. Advance registration is required. Call 666-0995 for more infor- mation. clan is being offered at the Ajax -Pickering General Hospi- tal. The program, Be Trim, includes behavioral techniques to teach participants better nutritional choices, how to handle stress without overeat- ing and how to adopt positive food habits without depriva- tion. Free introductory sessions, for interested people who'd like more information, are offered Monday, April 5 and Wednes- day, April 7 at 7 p.m. in the hospital's lower conference room. The program will begin Tuesday, April 13 and will con- tinue every "Tuesday at 7 p.m. for 10 weeks. The cost is 5250 plus G.S.T. For more information, call dietician Melissa Jaeger at 428- 5225. 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 modern sterilization techniques. However for those who stall 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 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Laibovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ont. DENTURE THERAPY CLINIC REPAIRS (t hr_) ' Relines ' New Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY =W PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINEF William Steil DT 84 OLD KINGSTON RD., W., PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 �tvloDAY ' • Sunday, May 91h - send your mother a message of love. Submit a greeting to her and have it published on Mother's Day. From all the entries, one lucky winner will be drawn. She, plus one companion will be picked up at home by Kingsway 41k Limousine, driven to Regalis Restraurant for the all you can eat buffet, and return limo ride home. The perfect ending to an unforgettable Mother's Day. Simply call News Advertiser, 683-5110 for rates and information. (Deadline for entry - Wed., May 5th. Winner will be notified Fri., May 7th. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCO 29,1993rAGE 27 Fashion show site changes AJAX-PICKERING - The location of a fashion show being hosted by the Jean McDonald Singers has changed. The show, set for Sunday, April 4, will be held at Regalis Restaurant in the Pickering Corpo- rate Centre on Pickering Parkway, and not at the Peppercorn Restau- rant as previously announced. Fashions featured will be from the House Boutique, Ajax, and proceeds raised will benefit the choir. It begins at I p.m. Tickets are 515 and include lunch. A cash bar will be available and the Jean McDonald Singers will entertain. For tickets or more informa- tion, call 839-9952 or 839-1309. Q �tvloDAY ' • Sunday, May 91h - send your mother a message of love. Submit a greeting to her and have it published on Mother's Day. From all the entries, one lucky winner will be drawn. She, plus one companion will be picked up at home by Kingsway 41k Limousine, driven to Regalis Restraurant for the all you can eat buffet, and return limo ride home. The perfect ending to an unforgettable Mother's Day. Simply call News Advertiser, 683-5110 for rates and information. (Deadline for entry - Wed., May 5th. Winner will be notified Fri., May 7th. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCO 29,1993rAGE 27 Fashion show site changes AJAX-PICKERING - The location of a fashion show being hosted by the Jean McDonald Singers has changed. The show, set for Sunday, April 4, will be held at Regalis Restaurant in the Pickering Corpo- rate Centre on Pickering Parkway, and not at the Peppercorn Restau- rant as previously announced. Fashions featured will be from the House Boutique, Ajax, and proceeds raised will benefit the choir. It begins at I p.m. Tickets are 515 and include lunch. A cash bar will be available and the Jean McDonald Singers will entertain. For tickets or more informa- tion, call 839-9952 or 839-1309. 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