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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_04_02'4W) DOZEN LONG STEMMED J• RED ROSES $999 GSH CARRY 619 -ROSE CENTRAL BRANCH HEwS �IDYERTIS�R $2999 $3999 TO Dye included. AN colours matched perlectlyl T%E001WEE ng Town Centrop71-7009 BOX from Dominion �J I Friday. April 2. 1993 . 56 pages A Melrolond Comnxx*y Newspaper Pressrun 35AW 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents Vol. 112 No. 14 T . `,Fi CANADA 125 WINNER VERY DEDICATED': A Pickering woman has been honored with a Canada 125 medal for her work with the disabled. Nein Dionne of Pet- ticoat Lame was i*er Dionne among several people chosen for an award by Scarborough Centre MPP Steve Owens. She was hon- ored for her work as executive coordinator of Scarborough's Extend -A -Family, a service that matches community volunteers Pickering's needs outlined Town must curb car use and create jobs, say planners PICKERING - Reducing automobile use in a Town where traffic gridlock will worsen and creating more job opportunities here are among aims of planners in Pickering, which will one day be home to about 200,000 peo- ple. The priorities have emerged in discussions with residents and landowners as part of a current review of the Pickering District Plan. Town staff expect to have a new Pickering Official Plan finished by 1994, which will identify goals, objectives, policies and maps showing how the Town intends to deN,e!op in future. In their first report on the ongoing review, staff have identified the top 10 community planning issues as: O Articulating a clear community vision; J Establishing a new municipal planning framework (adjusting neighborhood bound- aries); J Respecting natural systems and features (Ecosystem planning and environmental man- agement), 0 Ensuring a healthy local economy; O Maintaining a distinct rural area: ❑ Creating a vibrant, health} urban area: O Reducing autornohile uu and dependen- cy: D Demanding quality community design (establish a design -review process and increase understanding of what constitutes good design); Establishing a Pickering pedestrian - bicycle trail system; Conserving Pickering's cultural her- itage. Each priority is examined in more detail in the report, titled Planning Backgrounder No. 1 - Emerging Planning Issues and Priorities in See POPULATION. -Page 2 %q1EW=01"1(1( 1822 WFRTM RD. 831-8818 APR 21 APFt 14 UNDER SIEGE AmU* For The .M rim 0 Tl»S Cenfiut'y... VIDEOMA?iCJC 1794 LIVERPOOL RD 4W APR. 7 APR. N APR 21 TAGE2•TN9 NIFWS AAVERTISBR FRIDAY, AML 2, 1"3 Population to swell FROM PAGE 1 the Town of Pickering. All residents are being encouraged to comment on the report. Other information contained in the document includes: a projection that Pickering's urban area will eventually swell to 190,000 people; the Town must improve its employment opportunities and environmental management; transit routes must be improved; traffic congestion • will get worse before it gets bet- ter. A second backgrounder is expected to be completed by mid- summer, detailing case studies and examples of how key plan- ning issues are being addressed. Backgrounder No. I is avail- able at the planning department in the Town's civic complex, One The Esplanade. Call 420- 4617. i arrangements - Unique gifts We have the look of your favourite "Cottage Country" store 420-7544 THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM !770)) HOLIDAY CLOSURE DURHAM OF LANDFILL SITE REGION The Metro (Brock West) Landfill Site will be closed Friday, April 9 and Monday, April 12, 1993, for the Good Friday and Easter Monday Holiday. Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, April 13, 1993. V.A. SILGAIUS, P. ENG. COMMISSIONER OF'NORKS Model students Getting their hands dirty was the name of the game for these Highbush Public School students in Pickering, as they worked in claymation, making clay models move, as part of media -related workshops. Clockwise from bottom left are Tom Brious, Justin Quibello, Dalls Tumer, Drew Marks and Daniel Vila. photo by A.J. Groen Construction begins soon at Harwood Secondary Changing nature of workforce needs forces school curriculum alterations AJAX - Construction will begin soon at Harwood Secondary School in preparation for its change from a vocational school to a full -program one. The Durham Board of Education will enlarge two science rooms and five classrooms there beginning May 1. Work should be complete by the end of August. The classes, sized for a vocational school, now hold up to 20 students. When the school becomes a so-called regular high school in September, those classes must accommodate up to 30 students. In the meantime, classes disrupted by construction will be held in an extra portable, the cafeteria, library and shop areas. The board will receive a grant of $175,000 from Jobs Ontario for science room renovations. Cost of construction is $349,000, while the total bill comes to about $448,000, which covers such additional expens- es as consultant's fees, a building permit and GST. Among the reasons for the change to Harwood is tbr, 0owng collum of workfgrcc nous, *A, q "un- tied decline in enrolment at vocational schools. (Harwood now has a student population of ahnost 600. That number was expected to drop to about 400 in the next few years if changes weren't made.) The changes are also due to a ministry of education initiative to destream Grade 9, which meals students will be placed in one class rather than basic, general or advanced levels. Harwood will offer broad-based technologies instead of specialized technical studies, as it does now. Among the concepts which will be integrated into the new program are communications, construc. tion and manufacturing. Students already enrolled in technical studies will be able to complete their diploma. And all students entering Harwood in 1993 will have the option to select technical studies in Grades 10, 11 and 12. The school also plans to offer an Ontario Academic Credit (OAC) in technology. Harwood will be renamed Exeter High School in Septelnb . w r• C area land use studied PICKERING - An urban design -land use study will be undertaken west of the Pickering Town Centre, council has decid- ed. The study will focus on the area bounded by Hwy. 2, Hwy. 401, Liverpool Rd. and the CNR bridge. The area comprises large tracts of underdeveloped lands, according to Town planners. Council approved the study earlier this month, agreeing the Town will pay a maximum of S10,000 on the project. Commer- cial landowners will pay the remainder of the study cost, expected to total about $42,800. Consultants propose the study examine criteria that includes traffic patterns, potential road- ways, pedestrian links, ownership boundaries, existing buildings and their potential for redevelop- ment, adjacent land rues and nat- ural landscape and flood zones. ,.L- CHRIS C9 LEY OTOR Dundas Whitby 430-2350 PAGE e"'1W INEM" kVE>(t rlhi M AT; l�ltt 11, 4 #_ -0 `+ Region rejects plan to shift government responsibilities By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter DURHAM - Disentangle- ment is becoming a "two - humped elephant that txiriLc" Brock mayor Don Hadden made the remarks Wednesdav as Durham Regional council voted not to support an agree- ment reached between the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (ANIO) and the provincial government. The agreement will see the Province cover all welfare costs while, in return, munici- palities would take responsibil- ity for some provincial high- ways and provide property assessment services. The Province will reduce uncondi- timWi grants it Ciyl'� to munici- palibes Mr. Hadden said a Regional committee reviewing the agreement feels it should be renegotiated- If enegotiatedIf AMO members support the agreement, it will take effect Jan. 1. 1992. The concept of disentangle- ment is to clearly define which level of government will pro- vide which services. A report from Regional staff noted the Province and municipalities share responsibility for more than 100 services. "Presently, there is overlap, duplication and general confu- sion of responsibility concern- ing these services." the report pointed ouL "Disentanglement is intended to clarify respum- hilities so that people will bet- ter understand who provides what ser ice and who can be held responsible For instance, the Province currently pays 80 per cent of the cost of welfare and munia- palities pick up the remaining HAIR VENTURE BEAUTY SALON 428-8787 33 Station SL, Ajax WEEKDAY SPECIA S Relaxers ffam k Saturday) 25 Wash & Set ( Wed k Tbuni 12 Plus Many Mose 20 per cent. In 1993, Durham Region's share of welfare is expected to hit S16 million. Me agreement is designed to be "fiscal neutral so one level of government won't ben- efit over the other. The Province would now assume the S3.30 million in welfare payments currently shelled out by municipalities. In return, municipalities would pick up property assessment services, at a cost of S135 mil- lion and responsibility for some highways (W million). t'nconditional grants will be reduced by S165 million. Durham would be regxmsi- ble for controlling and main- taining parts of Hwy. 2. Hwy. 7 from York Recion to Brook -lin and Hw-y. 12 (Brock St.) from ,A'hitby to Brooklin. Regional staff estimate Durham will have additional costs of S 1.5 million in 1992. but will have a surplus of S800.000 in 1995. By 1946. the Region will reach fiscal neu- trality. Oshawa councillor Brian Nicholson said the agreement is a "complete spider web we're all caught in. It's our job to encourage AMO to make changes. lis important to say that, as it's currently written, we can't endorse it. There's more that can be gotten." Oshawa councillor Linda Dionne said the agree,nent is the fust phase of disentangling service responsibilities "It's extremely important it pass." She added, "'Ibis is the best that could be negotiated-" AMO's executive commit- tee meets later this month to review municipalities' com- ments. THE JERK MACHINE 686-1104 Inext to Hair Venture) LUNCH SPECIALS Curry Goat or Stew Beef 15.00 PER CLAW RFW CLM $4FREE •BODYSNAPING STEP COMBO (CARL) STEP rxr. To Any) (CATHY) STEP BEGINNER 1 MEN i WOMEN ALL CLASSES FOR SUPER TAN 10 �S101'� No sMew en'No t+wtmm'No Cons! Pat S'no more snow PICKERING - The snow is disappearing for it is held annually. Headquartered at Papp's this year, but next winter won't be bringing any Restaurant, the tournament raises funds for the new snow pitch tournaments with it. Heart and Stroke Foundation. Pickering has now enacted a policy prohibiting the use of its ball diamonds and soccer fields during the winter. Every spring, the Town spends thousands of dollars repairing damage done to parks during winter tourna- ments. Furthermore, due to budget restrictions, Pickering doesn't have the manpower to clear parking areas adjacent to parks in the winter, and could be held liable if an accident occurred after granting permission to an organization to use a field. Town council outlawed snow pitch after receiving numerous requests for permits from out-of-town organiza- tions. In a report, council was advised that neighboring municipalities are also prohibit- ing snow pitch. However, an existing Picker- ing snow pitch tournament will be allowed to continue as an exception to the rule, as long as IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP Over 30 years Experience IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy and Financial Consultants No Charge for Consultation Kelly Dey Trustee 1 Consumers Rd. lite 204 Willowdale, M2J 4G8 ::491.4644 • Purchase your cellular phone from Canadian Tire fore Aprd 3, 1993, and we'll acdvlate your new phone on the Bell Mobility Cellular network with NO ACTIVATION FEE!' 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The Education Relations Commission bitterness" between Catholic elementary Because teaciha layoffs are "not a reah- has appointed David Whitehead to mediate teachers here and their employer, an out- ty" due to a growing student population, negotiations between the Durham Board of side party fears. Mr. Macleod suggests teachers withdraw Education and members of the Ontario Fact finder Calum MacLeod predicts their demands forjob security. In return, he Secondary School Teachers' Federation, " .. District 17. �� problems for the Dufiam Region encourages the board to provide advance "The mediates will keep the momentum Roman Catholic Separate School Board notice of proposed staffing changes. going a meds, I hope, to the conclusion m and members of the Ontario English - Teacher leaves: Teachers are looking contract." says board chair Louise Farr. Catholic Teachers' Association (OECTA for two days of personal leave a year. Mr. a contract." board is undergoing a lot of changes Elementary) and I'association et des MacLeod recommends the board look at due to badge[ constraints," she adds. enseignants franco-ontariens (AEFO, Ele- proposals which have no costs attached as a may). "gesture of good will" (The board has cut almost 25 high Teachers have applied for mediation - Preparation time: Teachers want an school teachers and 27 elementary teachers since receiving Mr. MacLeod's report- increase in preparation and planning time from this year's budget, effective in which was made public earlier this week. from 130 minutes a week to 187.5, which September.) Mr. MacLeod, appointed by the F.duc:a- follows a provincial trend towards 200 A fact finder reported in December the tion Relations Commission to comment on minutes. But because that would mean an board had been offering its teachers a two- negotiations, points to frozen transfer pay- increase in staff, Mr. Macleod suggests the year contract with a 0.5 per cent increase ments from the provincial government and item be withdrawn — provided other items effective Feb. 1, another 0.5 per cent raise its withdrawal of promised education funds can be resolved. in September, and a foal 0.5 per cent hike as contributing factors to problems between '"line board is hopeful a settlement will in April 1994. the two sides. be reached soon" says a press release from Teachers, who have been working with- out acontract since Aug. 31, 1992, had While Mr. MacLeod believes teacher the hoard' "Limited funds are available for been asking far a 3.1 per cant increase in a have made it "very clear" money is not the increases in compensation packages due to tm)st importarht issue, they have demanded the current tough economic times. The on: -year deal. a salary increase of 4.4 per cent. a hike they board believes it is important to reach an The fact finder recommended a one- realize is `bot a realistic position." agreement which will be perceived to be year contract with a one per cent hike (the The board has offered a 0.6 per cent fair to its ratepayers and employees.- June mployees"Jame 1992 consumer price index of OS per increase Mr. MacLeod didn't make any Neither board chair Tom Oldman nor cent plus 0.5 per cent). reconime dations. OECTA president Joe Ryan could be Negotiations have continued since that Other outstanding issues include: reached for comment. report was issued, so offers and demands - Working conditions: Teachers are The separate ;ctxx)l hoard has 41 ele- have likely changed. demanding job security since significant mentary schools and a growing student OSSTF president Shirley Smith was + wage hikes aren't likely. The hoard is pt)pulalioi tha raic:hcd 14.F,(lil fast yeaff. unavailable formaiment- Pickering Transit announces.. ERecti%e Monday. April 5, 1993, the following routes will be operating on hourly service during min -rush hours as follows: :..... . ROUTE AMBERLEA HbUq a nrke from Tom Csntm to GO Train Please note that there will be no service to the Steeple Hill Area during the rush hour periods. The closest bus stop will be at the corner of (Edmund and Sheppard. Please note that during non -rush hour periods, the ROUTE 7 bus will travel along Bayly to West Shore, and Oklahoma to Granite Court. Please note Saturday Service will operate as scheduled for non - rush hour weekday service. Elementary school teachers vote today on new contract DURHAM - The public school board's 2,400 elementary teachers will vote on a new contract this afternoon. Durham Board of Education teachers looked at the one-year deal Wednesday. The tentative agreement, reached last week. came just weeks after a fact find. -r expressed douht over an early settle- ment. Heather Crisp, appointed by the Edu- cation Relations Commission to report on contract negotiations between the board and its teachers, suggested the Ontario Public School Teachers' 'f=edera- tion (Durham) was "out of touch with social and economic reality" and .hould lower its wage demands. At the same gime. tits. Crisp .:lid the board's "doomsday scenario" was -xag- gerated and ii could dig into its .offers for a slight pay increase. She recommended teachers-eceive a 0.5 per cent raise. Teachers had been seeking a 1.6 per cent hike. w file the board demanded a wage freeze Other important issues included _lass size and personai 1 Nave days. Both sides have found fault vith the report. If the contract is accepted.: chool board trustees will ratify the deal .t their next meeting. Annl 13. I'he public .,:hool hoard ha, c7 _le- :nentanv Nchoot, ti hich have 'f)m-ined :nrolmcnt n.x.: ban o,icnts PAGE -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 2, M Opinion Too many questions The decision to destream Grade 9 classes in Durham Board of Educa- tion high schools could be a matter of too little, too early. In tough times like these, there are too few resources going around to make this potentially good idea work in practice. And it's too early in the sense that the system is not yet prepared to handle the problems that will undoubtedly arise because of destreaming. Advocates of destreaming say it is long overdue. Grade 9 students are too young to really know what they want to do with their lives, they say, and these changes would give them some added maturity and the extra time needed to make more informed decisions. The way it is set up now students barely have time to adjust to the high school environment before they have to choose their level of study, either basic, general or advanced. In a destreamed system they wouldn't have to make those choices until Grade 10. But some parents are saying if the system is changed now it will put children with learning disabilities at even more of a disadvantage than they are at already. They worry that such changes, in combination with cutbacks to staff, will do more damage than good. At least 25 teachers working in special education programs are being cut in September in the Durham system. That means children with learning disabilities will get a double wham- my -- they could be forced to deal with a program that is too difficult, while traditional supports are being pulled from beneath them. Parents of high achievers have concerns of their own. They say their children will be held back in a destreamed system. 'Bright students won't be met with the challenges they need to reach their full potential. Destreaming may work in the future, but right now there are too man} protests from unhappy parents and too many questions being asked for comfort. It is a shame that we are unable to stride into this new program with more confidence. At this point the plarLs for destreaming Grade 9 in the Durham public school system are set in stone. So, lets hope the yea -savers are right, and that it turns out to be beneficial to those it will affect most -- the students who are our future. Letters � voters get sneak preview of Soetens' government To the editor, In the week he declared his desire to lead his party and become Canada's 18th prime miniIster, residents of Durham were treated to a sneak preview of what they could come to expect from a Rene Soetens' gov- ernment. While delighting the local press with his dreams of grandeur, 14r. Soetens was, at the same time, using his govern- ment's majority in a legislative committee of the House of Com- mons to suppress the testimony of The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. Please keep letters to a reasonable length of no more than 11/2 typed, doubled spaced pages. We reserve the right to edit let- ters for style, length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., L 1 S 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. a witness, invited to comment on the government's plans to adversely change the U.I.C. pro- gram. Apparently, Mr. Soetens took exception to the witness' sugges- tion that cheating was more widespread among members of his Conservative government, as a percentage, than among U.I.C. claimants. So much for the truth and the parliamentary tradition of upholding the right to dissent. MaoLle yon Whatever explanation Mr. Soetens might offer his con- stituents in defence of this despot- ic act of government by decree, the real tragedy of this episode was that the local media failed to report what the "MP who would be King" was doing in Ottawa with even the most limited powers afforded him as a backbench member. The news that "Prime Minister Rene" had abandoned his bid to seek the leadership of his party due to limited national support was hardly astonishing. His ruth- less use of parliamentary hijinx (otherwise known as "privilege") to stifle criticism and gag the opposition, represents for all Canadians an odious abuse of authority and a calculated attack on one of our most cherished of democratic tenets — the freedom of expression. With a federal election loom- ing, voters and candidates, alike, who dare to challenge the record of Mr. Soetens and the Mulronev government, both of which are inextricably linked, would do well to first familiarize themselves with knowing one's rights and obliga- tions in a democratic election. You too could be gagged. Dan McTeague, Liberal candidate Ontario Riding. Ajax The baseball season starts next week. How do you think the Toronto Blue Jays will yag do this year:' ably finish second. I'd like them to win it all." Hews Advertiser of th:News Adv rt tlserr Is protected by A Metroland Commun4 News r copyright and �� unauthorized use w1tW wrMlerl con- sent is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker ih„,e„« pright ublisher classify or refuse PubN#W any odverllsemenf d his cbc @Non. Ted Hallett says, "They will finish in second place unless they get more pitching." JOANNE BURGHARDT - Editor -in -Chief GREG COMES - Managng Editor HUGH NICHOLSON - Advemsng Manager BRACE DANFORD - Retd Soles Manager ABE FAKOURIE - Distribution Manager NEVAROOM - 60-6110 I11I57R WTION - ""117 MAIL ADAM MIG -667-6110 CL415M - 7106-7672 FAX - 663-7367 IIFAL WAR • AYIOp1011VE ADVERIR]MIC - Ni -7672 Terry Sinson says, "I haven't been keeping track of them as well as last year. I think they'll do well." Janine Wood says, "Hopefully they'll win it all again." The Nowa Aawrnsar. Published wary Sunday. W.aesday and rrlday or 170 Comffwck>t Aver.. Apr, Ontario LIS 215, Y am or Wo M..okmd Pill". ptolhhwp and Dbslbu*V proW at 191LfbO^ W"Ch incR dins / oWftkarkt0 News Advarlbr, Aurora Ia.W. rlanlo Advance. Brampton Guardian. Burlington Post. Colllnpwood Connection. Etoblcok. GuorolaVlakalhae Advornsor. Gaagotown kndepW1dW*, tortpctdn This Week. urokw lift • week. Marknan Ecanmusi a sun. Millon Canaria, Cholnpkxn. k M%K kqa !Jaws. N.wno**t 60. North York Mirror. Normunbonona Now,. OakMb Beaver. 000 loddy. oshawo/whlby • • TMf Waek, Po -borough TMs Woak. Mcrvnond Nls/Tharrlhe Lberal, scalborou0h Mirror. Lr*d0gelStaHN0 Trbuia. Today$ seniors. Popo r40e may —V Soft horn p."~ rat. Cold ar to mecharrcol regLawrernrs or afferent print... Second Claw Ma ROOshatlat Nunbw 1197. Mas Obrcrlp k, ro n Canddo: 1 yea. s70 Oen 0~ Teen escapees back in custody after cops collar truck thieves DURHAM - Two young offenders who escaped from an Ajax detention centre March 17 are today back in custody and in more trou- ble. They were among four youths arrested after truck thieves led cops on a foot chase through an Oshawa creek Tuesday night. Durham Regional Police on routine patrol around 8:30 p.m. near Storie Park spotted a parked truck stolen from Ritson Rentals earlier in the day. Police called in the Tactical Support Unit and staked out the truck. Four people approached the stolen vehicle and, when they spotted cops, they fled into the Oshawa Creek area. After chasing the suspects through brush and waist -high water, police captured three of them. The fourth turned himself in at Oshawa police headquarters around 3 a.m. Wednesday. Three males aged 14, 15 and 16 were arrested along with one 15 -year-old female, all of Oshawa. Two of the youths were AWOL from Rotherglen Centre, a detention facility for young offenders. All four were arrested for possession of stolen property and two were charged with theft. The truck had te=en damaged by the sus- pects as they tried to disguise the vehicle by removing decals, say police. Read the NEWS ADVERTISER 3 times a week Saturday & Sunday Apr13 - 4 noon e5pm ONLY Ift VERY BEST! MONDAY TO FRMAY IOAM-!PM SATURDAY l3PAM40M SUNDAY NOON- SPM HVIY.41 AT r EPO,hL ROAD 41 210 SHOPS i SERVICES NKLUONIO EATON'S, SEARS, OW i DOI N ION 0 THE NEWS ADVERTME MDAY,APRM 2, L9934PAGE 7 Many pennies from Heaven The Muscular Dystrophy Association of Ontario is $20,622.10 richer due to the efforts of the Pickering Professional Firefighters' Association, which raised the cash during its annual MD drive last September. Susan Mullin, director of the MD association, accepts a cheque from drive chairman Bill Jerdan. photo by A.J. Groen DURHAM COLLEGE CONTINUOUS LEARNING QvtNc,dsum 4F CALENDAR Kegisrration begins & Calendar available April 5, 1993 For maim information call 721.2000 Fay. 507 • DURHAM C a L D • ;t0 0 0 ;G store! est Meat at ov"arm ed Foo &S.'es preps TM �pt.E Sirloin SAW.90 a 4„99 Steaks ...................... a Nwinated PMW S&M 1.00 a 3 SteakPe49 s... ................... a Pepper "W 1.00 EL 99 Steaks ...................... Ib. 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A6 , Knernendud sevs , oo e. 69 Cheese............... �........... 4 .. 19 Sealloos............»....»..»...-- ■r Sole FlNets................»........149 Cooking Crass Cooling For a Healthy Heart by Lee Hung Sat. April 3 - 10:30 - 12 Noon - call for details SAVE $2.00 I Cajun o 994I .`I FREE Egg Rolls Chicken N Receive 4 Free frozen egg rolls with any dbl wi ngs v I I minimum store purchase of 42500 Coupon expires Tues. April 6. 1993 i 2 lbs. Coupon expires Tues., April 6,1993 !� LEE HUNG GOURMET & MEAT MART iff100 Westney Rd. S., Ajax -Transit Square Inext to GO Train Station) Hours: Mon. -Tues. 10-7, Wed. 9-7.142.7 w993F 1W_.... ..............................._.__...__._..__... __.._ ._.. ------ .4— - --- G PAGE ti -THE MEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. APRIL 2, 1913 [PleosO'rioCyitle"fhis:'n'ewspapeI ami e o ere Y M C A Fun Friendshi DURHAM - Are you Single Again and Rebuilding? If so, you may be interested in a course by that name for people who arc separated or divorced. Offered by Durham House Child and Family Centre, the course get,; you to focus on feel- ings of loss, take a look at where you're going, and set directions for the future so successful rebuilding can begin. The eight-week study group meets Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Obituaries THOMPSON. Geoffrey Barton - At the Ajax -Picker- ing Hospital on Monday. March 29. 1993. Geoffrey Thompson, beloved husband of Tina. Loving father of Bar- bara, Fiona and her husband Andrew, Wendy and her hus- band Darryl, Michael, David and his wife Donna. Dearest Grandpa of Derek, Nicholas, and Chelsea. Predeceased by brothers Bob. Donald and Roger. Funeral service Satur- day, April 3 at 11 a.m. at St. George's Anglican Church. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations made to the Cana- dian Cancer Societv, Diabetes .-Xssociation or the Ajax -Pick- ering Hospital Building Fund would be appreciated. Funeral arrangements entrusted to %IcEachnie Funeral Home, .y lax. 428-8488. TUCKER, Elisabeth Judith Pearl - Our little angel, Elisabeth Judith Pearl Tucker, went to be with her Jesus on March 30, 1993. Precious daughter of Brian and Heather Tucker. Dear sis- ter of Sarah and Benjamin, granddaughter of Doug and Connie Tucker. Funeral scr- "ce to be held at the Chris- tian Lifc Centre (corner of Ravenscroft and Rotherglen Rds., A_lax! on Friday, April 199; at 11 a.m. Interment Resthaven Memorial Gar- dens. Donations may be made to World Vision, 6630 Turner Vallc} Rd., Mississauga, Ontario. L5N 2S4. There will be no funeral home visitation prior to the service. Arrange- ments entrusted to McEach- nie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428- 8488. I Read the I • AJAX COIN CAR WASH • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 24 HOURS • 100% FRESH WARM WATER • ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PRODUCTS • BIODEGRADABLE SOAP d WAX • NEW LONGER CYCLE v 75 Corr micial Ave. AJAX, ONTARIO beginning April 20. It will be held at the Children's Services Council, 1650 Dundas St. E., Whitby. Cost is $48 plus $16 for a textbook. Helping Yourself and Your Child Cope with Separation or Divorce is offered to parents this spring. Post -separation or post- divorce problems commonly faced by children will be examined, as will strategies to help children deal with the separation or divorce. The four -session workshop will be held Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning April 19. It will be held at St. Mary Secondary School, L918 Whites Rd., Pickering. Cost is $32. The centre is also offering Effective Parenting, which recog- nizes well-intentioned parents can feel frustrated, bewildered, angry and alone. It gives parents a chance to share their problems and offers skills needed to do their job better. The eight-week course will be offered Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning April 21. It will be held at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Cost is $48 plus $16 for a text- book. Meanwhile, men who are expecting the birth of a child or already have a child at home may be interested in Parenting for Fathers. Topics include budgeting, loss of individual time, positive parenting skills, role change, and changes in relationship with your spouse. The eight-week group meets Mondays from 7 to 9 p.m. begin- ning April 19 at Durham House, 1521 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. Cost is S;8. To register or for more infor- mation. call 579-2021. I E=lf 9 p CAMPS and Adventure - At 1'1WA Summer ('amps kids learn about themselves, file world around them and how to get along with others. They swim, ride horses, play games, hike and discover many things about the natural world. N hether it's for two weeks or two months, a backpack ran of memories await-: your child at 1AICA Summer Camps. 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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS TraveNers should be aware that ddferent living standards and practices and different standards and conditans wiM respect to the provision of utilities. services and accommodations may exist outside Canada. Sears Canada Inc. d.b.a. Sears Travel Service Ont. Reg x2264141 your vacation money's worth ... and more .% .. . . , . . . . . . . . . . .. 1 11 1 1 s . t-. IF f r r 0 . . . r ♦ r . . J r • J, : . r r i �1 -•. .-ss• .�..-..�•.��w..r.•.-.q..�. ..��.i �.1•. _ri.�•:-`.•. •. •_ .�..... ,. :! a •. THE NrNSADVF,tM 1!IDAY,AMM2, 1!=59 ARTS & ENTERTAnOWNT Marit11111 111 ime music on tap at Harp and Thistle Pub AJAX-PICKERING - Calling all Newfoundlanders and Cape Breton Islanders. The Harp and Thistle has the Maritime music of the Conception Bay Boys on Fri- day and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. There's karaoke and DJ music on Sunday from 7 to 11 p.m. Call 428-0943. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this weekend, just follow this guide: BOURBON BAYLY'S: Bourbon Bayly's has the Great Canadian Karaoke Challenge on Friday, starting at 9 p.m. The eventual winner of the eight-week contest will receive a first prize of $5,000. On Saturday, there's combination DJ/karaoke music starting at 9 p.m. Call 427-1888. CENTREFIELD'S: Centre - field's has DJ music Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. On Sunday, there's karaoke starting at 9 p.m, with a $1,200 cash prize to the winner. On Wednesday night, male exotic dancers are on stage, beginning at 9. Call 837- 1850. DANNY'S PLACE: On Sat- urday, there's a limbo contest back by popular demand after 9 p.m. with a prize of $25 to the winner. A limbo showdown will be held in a month with a 5125 cash prize to the winner. There's a pool tournament on Saturday, starting at 1 p.m. On Sundays, karaoke starts at 8 p.m. with a S50 cash prize for the winner and a free tape to all who take part. Danny's also has the best of rock `n' roll music on Wednesdays. Call 683-2940. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: On Saturday, starting at 8 p.m., Nancy Hall will play folk and soft rock. On Sunday, Jim McHarg and his Jazzmen perform from 4 to 7 pm. Call 428-2162. GLEENER'S RESTAU- RANT & PUB: Gleener's Restaurant & Pub has Jim O'Grady, who plays a mix of music, on Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. Gleener's hosts a return engagement by Jimmy Fraser on Thursday, April 15 from 9 P.M. 10 1 am. Call 683-7952. DONA Y MIGUELS: For your dining pleasure, Dona Y 'Miguels has live Mexican music every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Call 6864468. JOKERS: Jokers has the country music of Ventura on Fri- day and Saturday from 9 pm. to 1 a.m. Ventura is back for a Jam session on Sunday frt>m 4 to 8 p.m. There's karaoke at Jokers every Thursday, stating at 9 p.m. Call 427-0337. KANGAROOS: The band Dynasty entertains with dance music and soft rock Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Kangaroos hosts the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 pm. to midnight. Call 839-6845. IMMY INN: The Kerry In has dance music with Bill and Marlene Dunn back by popular demand Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The talented duo plays dance music from the '50s to the '90s. There's karaoke on Sun- day from 7 to 11 p.m. Call 428- 8790. MONKEY BAR & GRILL: There's a dance party with DJ music Friday night, starting at 9. The Miss Bikini Summer of '93 contest preliminary round is this Saturday, April 3. Contestants are still needed for this contest (call 619-1236), which is a stepping stone to the Miss Swimsuit Cana- da Pageant. The band Felony entertains April 9 and 10 and advance tickets at $2 each are available at the bar. On Sunday, April 10, the bar has a light and sound extravaganza dance party, complete with a dance contest and T-shirt draws. Call 619-1236. MORGAN'S PLACE: Mor- gan's Place has Tim Hewie on stage Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. to play a wide vari- ety of music. Pip's karaoke will have you singing your lungs out on Sunday from 7 to 1 I p.m. Call 839-4744. ROYAL SCOT: The Royal Scot has the Full Count Blues Band on Saturday from 9:30 P.M. to I a.m. Next Saturday, it's the rock 'n' roll sounds of Strange Alliance. The bar has karaoke every Tuesday night, starting at 9 p.m. Call 683-3125. TUDOR ROSE INN: The Tudor Rose has a weekend of music with one-man boogie band Jimmy Fraser Friday and Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 am. Call 428- 1815. Qm If your club or restaurant offers live entertainment, call Al Riven at the News Advertiser, 683-5110, to be inchWed in this feature. r— —A C7 Members of the Christian Life Centre are staging the musical drama The Choice from April 9 to 11. The play is about Christ's last week and includes a cast of 85. Call the church at 685-1411 for more information. Musical highlights Christian centre's Easter Pageant AJAX - The musical drama The Choice will be featured at the Christian Life Centre's Easter Pageant this year. The play, written by Robert and Cindy Sterling, is about Christ's final week and is being directed by associate pastor Wayne Walters. A cast of 85, ranging from three years old to seniors, will perform the play at 7 p.m. on Friday, April 9 and Saturday, April 10, and at 5 p.m. on Sunday, April 11. Admission is free, but you can make in offer- ing. The Christian Life Centre is at the .:orner of Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds. in Ajax. For more information, call the church at 686- 1411. Local actresses featured in Scarborough play AJAX-PICKERLNG - Actresses from Ajax and Pickering are taking to the stage in a current production by the Scarborough Players. The Children's Hour, a drama dealing with a malicious girl's unfounded gossip and the tragedy it brings, is on now at the Scarbor- ough Village Theatre, 3600 Kingston Rd. (at Markham Rd.). The play is about two women who run a school for girls, and unfounded gossip that causes irreparable damage. The Chil- %M:TEZIN ZIANCH Western Ranch Manufacturers of Quality Hand Crafted Western Boots _d 0 er1 „r.11' ■ 1'eDII • Variety of styles and colors • Guaranteed workmanship • Competitive prices • Custom orders 487 Westney Rd. S. at Clements HOURS: Moa. - Sat. 9.4 Sw.12-S dren's Hour contains adult subject Blake as Peggy; Tiffany Clayton matter and is therefore not recom- as Evelyn; and Sarah England as mended for young children. Leslie. Show dates are April 2, 3, Margaret Hughes from Ajax 8, 9, 10, 15, 16 and 17. Curtain plays Agatha. time is 8 p.m. Cast members from Pickering include teenagers Amanda Morris Tickets are available at the box as Catherine; Ashley Morris as office at the theatre, or call 396 - Janet; Jani Blake as Helen; Martha 4049. Metro East Trade Centre 401 & Brock Road HOP ON OVER TO THE D PICKERING FLEA MARKET Sunday, April 4th 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Let's Celebrate asteeM •Over 1000 chocolate eggs to be found in our Easter Egg Hunt... F • Snugglebuns Rabbitry (live bunnies & baby chicks on display • R • Easter egg colouring in our E craft tent • Puppet Shows -"Animal Krackers" E • Have your picture taken with the Easter Bunny' r Hey Kids... DRAW: April 4th, 1 WIN A THREE FOOT CHOCOLATE EASTER BUNNY Name Address Phgne s You must be present to win. Free admission. Beposk this at the Giocolate Dsplay Mein Entrance March 21 st - April 4, 1993 • fes does apply for picilm. .1MG6>N.1 +PyTnU= FUMY. AM%2.1!!0 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT At the movies... Born Yesterday cute little comedy -romance By BRUCE FROUDE Durham Staff v grandfather once told me that husbands and wives should never work together. There are just too many prob- lems when loving couples decide to share the same workplace. Things like who makes the first pot of coffee'.' Who empties the waste paper baskets' And in the case of Born Yesterday who gets top billing:' It's Melanie Griffith over Don Johnson if you're wondering. As a matter of fact Johnson is even behind the big guy himself, John Goodman. My grandad should have talked to Johnson and Griffith about this working together stuff, not to mention Woody Allen and Mia Farrow. Born Yesterday is a cute movie about a show girl, her domineering boyfriend (Good- man) and a newspaper writer (Johnson). The problem is nobody really believes that Johnson and Grif- fith can't keep their hands off each other. We know they are going to end up together, so why tease us with 90 minutes of filler'' Billie Dawn (Griffith) is an amply -designed show girl with the class and smarts to match. It's this lack of polish that makes Harry Brock (Goodman) decide to hire Paul Verrall (Johnson) to get out his sandpaper to refine his mann squeeze. The main problem with Billie Dawn is she just isn't dumb enough. She's more aloof and ,lazy than dumb. Born Yesterday is supposed to be about Billie Dawn discovering there is more out there than her bullying boyfriend. This movie of discovery reveals very little. And what it does reveal is done with the sub- tlety of a see-through blouse. The story, taken from the play by Garson Kanin, is old and somewhat tired. It isn't very grip- ping or appealing. But some peo- ple out there are going to find this movie a whole lot of fun. THIS SATURDAY, ARL 3 MISS BIKINI SUMER OF 13 A tis Swkw" t wa& PrsWMinmr Ce I -snI w k n, No: $19.1236 A SUPER EASTER WEEKEND Fti ft 6 Sato ft In CMW "FELONY" AOI. PCM If2,00 SUNDAY "A LIGHT a SOUND EXTRAVAGANZA" Dow Coulsst • T-Smu • G11Is46%P • 1st wigs TWO GREAT WEEKENDS A Credit the supporting cast and not the lovebirds. The best characters are Good - man's Brock and Max Perlich's I.J. These two roles are interest- ing, but Griffith and Johnson hog Also playing, , , 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 Thur- man). De Niro falls for Glory, despite knowing that he will have to fight for her. Interesting. FALLING DOWN (AA): The day in the life of a laid -off defense worker ('.Michael Douglas), estranged from his wife and daughter, and driven beyond frus- tration 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 officer. GROUNDHOG DAY (PGI: Bill Murray and Andie MacDow- ell 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 finds himself stuck in time, end- the spotlight when they shouldn't. Let's hope they spare us the bother of having to watch them in another movie together. At least it appears Woody and Mia are going to. lessly repeating February 2. With no tomorrow to worry about, Phil becomes both master and victim of his peculiar predicament. SOMMERSBY (AA): Set after the Civil War, Sommersby follows a man as he returns home several years after he was pre- sumed dead. He arrives armed with ideas and vigor, and soon brings his town back to prosperity and turns his once -bitter marriage into a passionate romance. Despite his many accomplishments, suspi- cions arise that Jack Sommersby (played by Richard Gere) may not be the man he says he is. Also stars Jodie Foster. hIATINEE (PG): It's flash- back 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. .,l DISCOVER TORONTO DAY CAMP DAY CAMP WASAGA BEACH BLUE MOUNTAIN SLIDE RIDE IOVEMIMGHT TWM wwAY TUESDAY NIwwiAyTi _ Uo SDAY FRIDAY JUNE 3E JUNE 29 JUNE 30 16 JULY WILD WATER AFRICAN CANADA'S ONTARIO CENTRE FAMILY WILD WATER QMV CLOUM WONDERLANC PLACE ISLAND KARTWAYS KINGDOM KINGDOM ROLIERSKATMNG 22 ISLAND ROLIERSK4T1NG 20 21 ♦ 5 67 ♦ g 1 9 CENTRE ISLAND WASAGA BEACH BLUE MOUNTAIN SLIDE RIDE IOVEMIMGHT TWM CAANADAS WONDERLAND FAMILY KARTWAYS; ROLLERSKATING 12 13 14 15 16 ONTARIO WILD WATER AFRICAN FAMILY CENTRE PLACE KINGDOM LION SAFARI KARTWAYS, ISLAND ul.. ctnsEo WONDERLAND KINGDOM ROLIERSKATMNG 22 ISLAND 19 20 21 ♦ 23 CANADA S AMID RINELAAND OF THE MIST FAMILY WILD WATER WONDERLAND WET'N WILD WATER PARK KARTWAYS; KINGDOM BLUE MOUNTAIN SLIDE RIDE 1010801IG T TIS ROL ERSKATMIG 26 1 27 1 26 __. 29 30 ♦ WALT DISNEY WORLD LIM TED TO CAAiERS AGES 12 . 1S_—_ CALL THE CHIP OFFICE FOR DETAILS AND PRICES' MDIOAY TUESDAY V ED EMY THURSDAY FRDAY AU0W 2 3 4 5 6 CMC HOLIDAY CANADA'S WILD WATER ONTARIO r,ENTRE N ul.. ctnsEo WONDERLAND KINGDOM PLACE ISLAND 9 12 13 10 11 ♦ CANADA'S WASAGA BEACH BLUE JAYS GAME FAMILY WONDERLAND BLUE MOUNTAIN SLIDE RIDE /TOUR OF THE KARTWAYSJ UNIVERSE ROLLERSKATWG 16 17 Its 19 217 ONTARIO WILD WATER AFRICAN CANADIAN CENTRE PUCE KINGDOM LION SAFARI NATIONAL ISLAND EXHIBITION 26 27 23 24 ♦ 25 AOf ELAND AMIDD OF THE THE MIST BLUE JAYS GAME CANADIAN FAMILY WET'N WILD WATER PARK /TOUR OF THE NATIONAL KARTWAYS, IOVENGGKT TNM UNIVERSE EXHIBITION ROLLERSKATING 30 31 SEPTEMBER 1 SEPTEMBE7rFAIMILY PTEMBER 3 CANADA'S CENTRE ONTARIO CANADIAN WONDERLAND ISLAND PLACE NATIONALRTWAYS; EXHIBITIONLLERSKATING �, 7ST 40 -CAMP $185" -pr vie&_ • Rata i mnw April ft! ♦ PW "Wo N. izi Former Las Vegas showgirl Billie Dawn (Melanie Griffith) meets journalist Paul Verrall (Don Johnson) while her boyfriend Harry Brock (John Goodman) watches in the new comedy -romance Born Yesterday. 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 Paul Gross) and he sets out to find a more meaningful relationship. The scenery is marvellous. 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 controver- sial and inspirational tales of sur- vival ever told. SARAFINA (AA): This cele- bration of the human spirit stars the spirited Whoopi Goldberg. Whoopi is a South African Sowe- to township teacher battling gov- ernment guidelines. tiWY,01 0 Q BAYIY ST. ; N Hf1iLRLAgi[.7 Billboard is a free feature for comnxmiy events of a non-profit nal o To have Trow everts pro- mded in Billboard, call us al 663- 5110 or verde to the Ajax -Picker - Ing News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard Items is 10 am. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Fri- day publication and 10 am. the Thursday prior to Sunday publica- tion. MUTUAL FUNDS: The Ajax Pub- lic 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 differ- ence between mutual funds and other funds, and how to deter- mine which fund is best for you. Questions will be answered by professional 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 six- year -olds. No charge. Parental supervision is required. 683-4000. SMILE THEATRE: The Durham Region Chapter of The Parkinson l 16-1 D Foundation of Canada presents The SmTe Theatre performance of 'Nora A Pkry With Music" on Sat., April 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Fairview Lodge, 632 Dundas St. W., Whit- by. Tickets are $3 and can be purchased by calling 666-8576. CF DANCE: Tickets for a dance in aid of Cystic Fibrosis go on sale Sat.. April 3 at Whitby Iroquois Park Arena, 500 Victoria St. W. The dance will be held Saturday, April 24.831-5892. EGG HUNT: Children ages two to 12 are invited to an Easter Egg Hunt Sat., April 3 from noon until 2 p.m. at Kinsmen Park, Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering. Rain or shine. Hosted by Pickering Kinettes. Prizes, games, clowns. No fee. 420-9556 (Dianne Gold- smith). STRESS MANAGEMENT: Amber - lea Presbyterian Church, Whites Rd. at Stroud's Lane. Pickering, will host a seminar on Stress Man- agement Sat., April 3 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. All welcome. Coffee and muffins; free offering. 420- 9188. DANCE: A social dance will be held Sat., April 2 at 8 p.m. at the CAW Hall, 140 Hunt St., Ajax. Money raised will help send stu- dents of the Susan Messmer School of Dance to Florida for a competition in July. Tickets are $15 and are available at the door. Entertainment, buffet, spot prizes. 683-4206. . 6 . . • . . . . . • 9 0 . • . 9 . • • • . • • t . . 0. t • . 1 • . • . 0 . . • . . • • • . . . . FASHION SHOW: The Jean McDonald Singers will host a fund-raising fashion show Sun., April 4 at 1 p.m. at Regalis Restaurant, Pickering Corporate Centre, Pickering Parkway. Fash- ions from The House Boutique, Ajax. Tickets $15 and include lunch. 839-9852,839-1309. WOMEN'S GROUP: A women's group that uses a 13 -step pro- gram to build confidence and self improvement meets Sun., April 4 at 1 p.m. in Pickering. Non- profit. Call for details. 831-0748. BONSAI SOCIETY: The Mat- suyama 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. Suitable for pre-schooiers to six -year-olds. THE NEWS ADYERTIS R MDAY, ARIL 2• Ill -PAGE n of co Ihlg events A .! a.Ww,r s..k me/oa.n THE TOWN OF PICKERING DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY SERVICES AND FACILITIES "SPRING AND SUMMER'�' REGISTRATIONS Register now for leisure programs at the Pickering Civic Complex or utilize the convenient drop box located outside our main door. Pre-schoolers will enjoy music, kindergym or creative play. Youth programs include drama, dance, hockey school, art, judo, karate or racquet sports. Adults may choose art, sports, pottery, self defense, dance photography, country crafts or dog training. 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It's now of no use to anyone else as Cantel has cancelled outgoing calls on the phone and incoming calls are being re-rout- ed. But the loss of the $350 phone is a blow to the Whitby -based, non-profit association, which provides in-bome care by registered nurses to sick chil- dren. The nurses take over the care of the child when parents are absent from the home. The missing telephone was regular- ly carried by a nursing supervisor. so the association's 300 client families Easter fun at PTC and trade centre PICKERING - The Metro East Trade Centre and the Pickering Town Centre will celebrate Easter this weekend. At the trade centre's Pickering Flea Market Sunday, more than 1.000 choco- late eggs will be hidden in an Easter Egg hunt. live bunnies and haby chicks will be on display: puppet shows will enter- tain youngsters. and Easter -egg coloring will be featured in a craft tent. Children can also have their pictures taken with the Easter Bunnv for a fee. and there'll be a draw for a three-foot chocolate Easter Bunnv. The fun will last from I1 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Metro East Trade Centre is at Brock Rd. and liwy. 401. Meanwhile. at the Pickering Town Centre Saturday and Sunday. April 3 and 4. children can get their photos taken with the Easter bunny with all proceeds going to the Heart and Stroke Founda- tion. The photo sessions will be held from noon until 5 p.m. each day. The mall will also host an Easter egg hunt Saturday, April 10 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Find a roving Easter character, get your card stamped, and you'll receive an Easter treat (limited to the first 1,000 par- ticipants.) Register for the hunt in the centre coup. Something fishy in Ajax Sunday AJAX - The Durham Region Aquari- um Society bolds its Annual Tropical Fish Show And Auction Sunday, April 4. Along with public viewing of various tropical fish and related crafts, there'll be an auction of fish, aquariums, aquatic ;plants, filters and much more. Everyone is welcome to exhibit fish at the show or submit merchandise for the auction. The Aquarium, Society keeps 30 per cent of the price paid for merchandise. Fish for the show and merchandise for the auction will be accepted at 9 a.m. that morning. The auction starts at 11 a.m. and the fish show at 1 p.m. in the Ajax Com- munity Centre, HMS Ajax Room, 75 Centennial Rd. Everyone's invited and admission's free. For more information, phone Donna at 427400 or Wayne at 725-7911. and nursing staff could reach her in the event of a medical emergency. Some of the children cared for have special medical needs, and all are on medication. "It's a pretty big loss for a non- profit association to take," says Mary Wilson, coordinator of volunteer ser- vices. The telephone has been replaced, but the association doesn't know if it-, insurance will cover the cost, says executive director Mayah Sevink. The telephone was lost by an off- duty, on-call staff member on the beach at the foot of Pickering Beach Rd., Ajax, between 9 and l 1 a.m. Tuesday morning. Anyone finding it is asked to return it to a Cantel location: no questions will be asked. For more information, call Family Respite Services at 668-3812. 'r';.� t3n°'otcsidc 2,240 sq. n $209.900 MODELS OPEN! f. Your help sought in fight against cancer AJAX-PICKERING - It's estimated that 45.700 people in Ontario will this year discover they have cancer. Cancer is the second leading cause of death among Canadians. During the month of April, the Cana- dian Cancer Society is asking for your help to change those statistics. April is national Cancer Month and the South Durham branch of the Canadi- an Cancer Society is hoping Ajax and Pickering residents donate $162,600 for cancer research and patient services. Some 262 Ajax and Pickering resi- dents use the society's services. which include support groups: financial assis- tance for medication. treatment, ostomy supplies, medical rental equipment, sup- plementary foods and prostheses; and transportation to treatment centres. To help the local Cancer Society branch reach its goal of $162.600. area volunteers will be canvassing door-to- door for donations during April. Daffodils will be sold at malls. plazas, beer stores and liquor stores throughout the area from Friday and Saturday, April 2and 3. The Cancer Society will benefit from a charity barbecue being held at the Do -It Yourself Home Show at the Cashway Building Centre, Hwy. 2 and Westney Rd.. Ajax on Friday and Saturday. The fight against cancer will be boost- ed by a Jazzerthon Saturday, April 17, from 9:30 a.m. to noon at the Village Retirement Centre, 1955 Valley Farm Rd.. Pickering. To participate, contact Laura at 428-0180. And. the Cancer Society will get pro- ceeds from the Chris Doona Vets Squash Tournament Friday, April 23 and Satur- day. April 24 at the Ajax Community Centre, 75 Centennial Rd. To take part, contact Vicki at 427-7059. The Cancer Society still needs volun- teers for door-to-door canvassing. If you can spare two to three hours of your time, contact the Cancer Society at 686- 1516. Glendale 1,975 sq. h. $189,900 Akk N WE'RE EVER VV e've expanded to outer markets, in addition to our door- to-door delivery. The Oshawa/Whitby This Week, Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser and Northumberland News are being delivered to a far wider market. 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' '�"" lIREYOATES' ti1M0MMfa1P F MDMWA L• L4N M UCWX AN Alt —r l>ieMrrrq Plelariy t,1t1CIlE tC0lfTE1�ORAl11'- A,J X >o AiC11E flullofra PAT START IEIE ANDPA Spwims open on P, mp� willh larp principle 327' k Mage on Audky Rd, hal cWwW Good sued lot, comtoriallle home. M lr � Mme, rooms - 3 big om bedro& A must see! and fenced, hell wooded, soulh d Hwy. 7. albrdable Price, you will be glad you Barbara Edwards' 427.6522. x9322928 J. McAlpine 683.1790. SWIM called. Doug Joyr•,e' 6831790. x9372415 WHEN CALLING AJAX 427-6522 PICKERING 683-1790 • • OFFICE 235 Bayly St. W. OFFICE 1970 Brock Rd. CLAM � To DOZAIMP * SMaronnewdefive "Anockft a{i.10. MI Pro g-ress club hosts newimembers' night PICKERING - Local men interested in joining the Pickering Progress Club are invited to a dinner meeting Wednes- day, April 7. The Pickering chapter of the Canadi- an Progress Club will treat prospective new members to dinner at the McGinnis Landing Restaurant, Pickering Home and Design Centre, beginning at 7:30 p.m. Men 18 and over from all walks of life are welcome. It's not necessary to live in Pickering in order to join the club. During the evening, the club will pre- sent donations to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital and to the Pickering Panthers Metro Junior 'A' hockey team. Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs will also be in attendance. The club, which meets twice a month, has raised funds for many local recipi- ents, including the hospital, the Ontario Special Olympics, the Boy Scouts, the Pickering Soccer Association. Christmas baskets for needy families, the Chil- dren's Wish Foundation, the Canadian Cancer Society and much more. Club members also enjoy social events. For more information, call Rod Lawrence at 839-5425 or Mark Solomon at 420-6130. DURHAM - An eight -session program for asth- matic children and their parents is being offered by the Lung Association of Durham Region. Called Airforce, the course teaches "hands-on" self-care techniques which help five to nine -year-olds keep their asthma in check. Techniques taught include breathing and body -relaxation methods and a review of the correct administration of prescribed medication. Parents will receive presentations from a pediatric specialist, a pharmacist. a pub- lic health nurse and a physiotherapist. Together, children and parents will partici- pate in fun activities designed to teach how to take control during an asthmatic episode, and how to identify an impending attack more quickly so as to reduce its encs and children will attend sessions together on Mondays and Thursdays, with the final session held June 3. Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a firm - come. first served basis. Cost to participate is S20 per family. For more information, call the Lung Association in Oshawa at 436-1046. i ' l RETIREMENT INCOME NEEDS INFLATION PROTECTION seventy. Over the nexr few decades, retirement income places will become an increasingly important supplement to government and employer pension Teaching aids include a cartoon video beno%. In this article, the fifth of a six -part series, we look at how to choose an income plan that will help you preserve the purchasing power of to help children understand their asthma your dollars in the future. and "Clippy Doll" (a cardboard and paper- With annual consumer price increases now averaging only one or two per cent, nobody talks much about the ravages of inflation these days. But it clip doll used to teach "floppy -relaxation" wasn't long ago -- only 10 years, in fact -- that Canadians were living with an inflation rate of more than 12 per cent. movements). Games are other important During those years, many people suffered economic hardship. Retirees living on limited fixed incomes were especially hard hit. components Of the program. Between 1977 and 1982, for example, consumer prices rose by a total of 615 per cent. Consequently, the purchasing power of someone who Airforce begins Thursday, April 29 at retired in 1977 with a fixed annual income of 525,000 would be equal to only S15,482 in 1982. 6:30 p.m. at the Y -PACE Centre, 1400 Things are different today, of course, and no one is predicting the return of double-digit inflation any time soon. But even if inflation remains low, Bayly St., Unit 15A, Pickering. For the its long-term effects can still be significant (keep in mind that even a 3 per cent inflation rate will raise prices by 80 per cent over a 20 -year period.) first four Thursdays of the program. par- So if you expect to retire in the near future, now is a good time to be thinking about setting up a retirement income plan that offers some kind of enu; will attend without their children in defense against inflation. order to hear professional presentations. Of the two most common types of retirement income plan -- annuities and registered retirement income funds (RRIFs) -- which offers the best Then, beginning Monday, May 24, par- protection? While annuities provide the security of a guaranteed periodic income, the amount you receive generally remains fixed over your lifetime f ***YOUR CHOICE'' $142,900 - Ajax bungalow, side entrance for in-law, lowest pnce, shows well. $159,000 - Pickering, 6 bedroom backsplit, rec room. garage, pool, kitchen. addition, mint, the best. $228,000 - Pickering 2 storey, almost underpriced, huge bt, elegant 2,500 sq. ft., Mrs. Clean. CALL ALLEN ARNOLD OR ROSEMARY MARSH RElMAX NEWSTYLE REALTY LTD. or a spec[ is term. The alternative is to purchase an indexed annuity. These start with lower payments than a comparable non -indexed annuity, and increase gradually according to a predetermined formula. But even indexed annuities do not provide you with much flexibility; like any other armuity, their payment schedules are calculated in advance, based on current and anticipated inflation and interest rates. So, if inflation rises faster than expected -- you could have a substantial reduction in the purchasing power of your retirement income. In general, a very effective way to protect yourself from inflation is to choose a registered retirement income fund, or RRIF Why? Simply, because a RRIF, like an RRSP, gives you the freedom to choose how your retirement capital is invested, thereby allowing you to respond to changes in economic or market conditions. For example, let's say that the current rate of inflation is 3 per cent and that interest rates are 8 per cent. If you purchase an annuity, you lock yourself in to these rates -- which may not present a hardship to you if the rate of inflation remains stable (or declines), but may become a financial concern if the inflation rate rises sharply in the future. With a RRIF, you control the way your capital is invested and can diversify to avoid being locked in to one rate or term. RRIFs also allow you to hold other types of investments -- including stocks, bonds, mortgages, money market instruments. or mutual funds that invest in these securities — many of which may offer even better opportunities to combat inflation. Bear in mind however that with a RRIF, there is the potential of sustaining losses, depending on the investments held in the RRIF. We'll look at some of these opportunities in part six of our series. NEWS ADVERTISER T1Mi M MAD B MllCi V iML 2,1%b WWW ' Ajax women lead Ontario field lacrosse team Six local players set to suit up for provincial squad at nationals in Oshawa in July By AL RIVETT Sports Reporter AJAX - Area players will form the heart and soul of the Ontario women's field lacrosse team which is shooting to become national champions in Oshawa this summer. Six Ajacians are part of the 19 - member Ontario women's team set to compete at the 1993 Intra Travel Canadian Field Lacrosse Championships, slated for Oshawa's Civic Fields July 1 to 4. The championships kicked off with a press conference at Don Cherry's Grapevine Restaurant in Oshawa Tuesday afternoon, with numer- ous officials and players with the team in attendance. F i v e provinces, including B r i t i s h Anne Windover Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario, will vie for the 1993 title. The same five provinces are expected to compete in the Cana- dian junior championships, also hosted in Oshawa. Ontario head coach and former Ajax High School physical educa- tion teacher Barb Boyes says the Ontario team is poised to take it all this year. After seven silver medals at nationals, including a second -place finish at the 1992 championships in Calgary, the Ontarians will be looking to unseat perennial champs from B.C. for the gold medal this year. "I don't think we'll be satisfied with anything less than a win," says Boyes, who's also the nation- al team coach. "We'll definitely be playing to win at home in Oshawa." Kelly Courtemanche, Jennifer Del Monte, Kyla Gray, Audrey Kelly, Deb Nolan and Anne Win- dover — all of Ajax — will all be on the field for Ontario at the nationals. Courtemanche, 20, and Del Monte, 17, both in attendance at the press conference, say they have mixed feelings about playing in the national championships so close to home. "It's exciting, but there's defi- nitely more pressure on you," says Courtemanche, in her third year with the Ontario 'A' team. "All your friends and family will be watching you, so obviously it's going to be a little nerve wrack- ing." Del Monte, now with the 'A" provincial squad after three years in the 'B' program, adds the Ontario squad has more experi- ence this year and will be better able to handle the pressure of the nationals. "We're used to the routine and the pressure. We have a few new players, and it's a bit difficult learning to play together, but the more we play together, the m(we confident we'll get," says Del Monte, a Grade 12 student at Denis O'Connor High School in Ajax. Gray, 21, has played with :he Ontario 'A' side for four years, while Nolan, 21, joins the provin- cial squad this year. The Ontario squad also boasts two national women's team mem- bers from Ajax. Anne Windover, 19, and Audrey Kelly, 21, were chosen for the national squad last September and will represent Canada at the World Cup in Edin- Pickering atoms a win away from Ontario title PICKERING - Game four in the all -Ontario atom 'B' hockey series between Pickering and Grimsby failed to settle anything. . The Pickering Kinsmen atoms had a chance to win the six -point series with a victory at the Don Beer Aruna Tuesday right. but couldn't tight up the somdxi rd. For that maser, Grimsby couldn't score either and the game ended m a 0-0 draw. The story of the game was Pickering goaitanda Ryan Harney and im his Gratis - by counterparts Doug Blayney and Justin Toth. Harney was called upon to stop at least three breakaways, while Pickering shooters were styrnied by the Grimsby goalies on good scoring olVortunities. BBodn a single point for the tie game. A win or a tie by the Meting atoms in game five of the series will give duan the OMHA all - Ontario win Grimsby needs two victories to capture the Cfive championshipn Grimsby on Saanday. April 3 at 5:15 p.m. Kelly Courtemanche, 20, at left, and Jennifer Del Monte, 17, are two of six Ajax field lacrosse players who'N represent Ontario at the 1993 Intra Travel Canadian Women's Field Lacrosse Champi- onships in Oshawa July 1 to 4. Kyla Gray, Deb Nolan, Anne Win- dover and Audrey Kelly are also part of the squad. photo by Ron Pietroniro burgh, Scotland next Aug. 5 to 14. Windover is currently attend- ing Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia, playing on the school's NCAA Division I women's field lacrosse team on an athletic scholarship. Kelly is also on an athletic scholarship at Schippensburg University in Schippensburg, Pennsylvania. AT HALF PRICES THE NEWT em+ stay 1211 K1 ,WN Rd (Just west of threrp000 137-1814 PitkKi;i Bay Ridges tournament starts tonight PICKERING -The Bay Ridges Hockey Tournament in Pickering is set to go this weekend, April 2 and 3. Formerly the Kevin Shore Memorial Hockey Tourna- ment, the event has raised more than S41,000 for wor- thy local charities. This year, all proceeds will go to the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital's Lifelong Friends buy -a -bed campaign. Tournament play begins on tonight at 8 p.m. with four games. A Karaoke Night will coincide with the opening of the tournament upstairs at the Don Beer Arena Friday, at 8 p.m. There's a S50 prize for the best singer at the event. The tournament resumes Saturday, April 3 with donuts and bacon -on -a -bun served upstairs at the arena at 7 am, followed by hockey at 8 a.m., which continues until 4 P.M. On Saturday at noon, the original Pickering Panthers junior 'B' team will play the Flames oldtimers. This game is followed by a match between the Pickering Hock- ey Association coaches and the Town of Pickering recre- ation department at 1:15 p.m. The wind-up dance is set for Saturday, April 3 at the West Shore Community Centre from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. with a disc jockey and lots of prizes. Tickets can be pur- chased at McGinnis Landing Restaurant or by calling Dave Griffiths at 427-8899. Annandale rinks to curl for Bermuda trip I Ajax tennis By JIM EASSON Special to the News Advertiser AJAX - Three Annandale Curling Club rinks will compete in a unique bonspiel which offers a trip to Bermuda as the top pare. The Toronto Curling Association (TCA) is presenting the fust Bermuda Bonspiel which literally will allow competing rinks to win a trip to Bermuda. To qualify, ricks had to win a desigriatod TCA bonspiel during fts past sea- aoh. The Bermuda Bonspiel is slated for the Thornhill Country Chub April 3 and 4. Three Annandale rinks won designated bortspiels at thea hone rink this season. Last Oct. 18, Warren Leslie and his rink of Paul Lula, Marvin Harrison and Bart Burman wan a �� entry during the Sleeman's Eager onspieL The ALICE bonspiel was won by the Susannah Moylan rink on Feb. 20, but the Moylan team elected to pass the Bermuda entry along to the runner-up rink shipped by Nadine Austin. She will be accompanied by Debbie Poole, Patti Silverman, plus Nora Mundy who replaces Allison Stewart who is unable to co npew due to an age restriction. The third Annandale representative is Lois Dwyer's mixed rink which won the St. Pat's Bonspiel on March 13. Dwyer will be joined by Kevin Dwyer and Lynn lanes. OOO Gord Norton and his competitive men's rink of Rich Pbole, Gerry McKerma and Mike Susko will be attempting to repeat as club champs this season. The Norton rink has won the 'A' side play - down& and the winner coming out of the V side of the draw must beat tine Norton team in order to win the overall title. Teams fe naininng to fight it out in the V side playdowns were rinks skipped by Tony L.etros, Larry Heide and Adrian Sbewchu k. Unfortunately, Shewchuk is watching his team from the sidelines as he is out for the season with a broken collarbone suffered from a fall on the ice during a game. 000 Other events still to come at Annandale are the Last Chance Bonspiel April 3 and 4, the Mixed Challenge the week of April 5 and then the closing banquet on April 17. CALL AL RIVETf WITH SPORTS 683-5110, FAX 683-7363 sign-ups set for April 17 AJAX - The Ajax Tennis Club kicks off the upcoming season with registration at the Ajax Community Centre on Saturday, April 17 from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Players can sign up for house league, Durham league, ladies' morning league, as well as junior lessons. Cost for adults is $48.80 and $21.40 for juniors. New members are wel- come to join the Ajax club which uses the courts at the Ajax Community Centre as its home base. For more information, call Bruce Briard at 683- 7366. PAS lti-'LW NEM ADYERTWA F1tJDAY, APR1" M JJ �' 4� 0 w� WS i unn i ou YQ t4 I f I Shelly Nicholson, 18, concentrates on doing her figures during the Pickering Figure Skating Club's test day at the Pickering Recreation Complex Saturday. She was in the midst of attempting a passing grade in the sixth figure. A total of 95 skaters attempted their ice tests during the all - day session. One skater, Kelly Letoumeau, aced her gold freeskate -- the highest achievement in the freeskate program. photo by Ron Pietroniro Ajax hockey selects advance in North York league playoffs AJAX - The Ajax/Village Michael Bos had an outstanding Lonrisk nine-year-old select game on defence. Marquardt also hockey team has advanced to the did an excellent backchecking final playoff round of the North job. York Select League after defeat- The Lonrisk selects have an ing local rivals from Whitby. overall record of 24 wins, seven Ajax knocked off Whitby in losses and two ties for the season. two straight games and will now McBride -O'Brien leads the team play Victoria Village for the in scoring with 24 goals and 23 league's tier -ate championship. assists. Gouveia is second with In game one, Ajax defeated 19 goals and 21 helpers. Brunet, Whitby 3-2 in a contest marked who is third with 17 goals and 19 by physical play. Neil McBride- assists, also has an amazing 98 O'Brien scored two unassisted goals for his Wildwood Ford goals with the other madcer going house league team. to Michael Gouveia, assisted by Justin Brunet. Billy Dyson played a strong ` game in net and was supposed by the excellent defensive play of z Jordan Servos and Peter Gaylor. The Ajacians carne to play in ,. game two and went home with the series victory as a result of a 3-0 win over Whitby. Ryan Wilson led the scoring with a goal and an assist. Other . scorers were Christopher Mar- f quardt and Chad Morrison. Assists went to Gouveia, Brunet ' and Jeremy Black. Dyson and -J.D. Murphy shared the shutout and made several. key saves. AJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION GENERAL MEETING ELECTIONS THURSDAY APRIL 22,1993 7:30 P.M. COMMODORE'S ROOM, AJAX COMMUNITY CENTER FALURE TO ATTEND AND FILL OPEN P09WO MAY NOT PERMIT MINOR HOCKEY NEXT YEAR LIVE BY SATELLITE FROM SCOTLAND Ajax Warriors Soccer Club Presents GLASGOW RANGERS VI9 HEARTS Semi-final of Tennants Cup SAT., APRIL 3 9:00 A.M. For tickets, please contact Dwo 13"rd• 6864529 1 Puck stoppers can stop hunger at upcoming free goalie clinic AJAX-PICMUNG - Hockey goalies can learn the fine art of stopping pucks while doing some good for the area food bank at a unique clinic at Art Thompson Arena in Pickering. The first Break the Ice Food Drive is set for Good Friday, April 9. Organized by Todd Lawson Goalie School and pie_ Mitchell Enterprises Custom Design Equipment, the event is free to minor hockey goalies, with a dona- tion of non-perishable food items. "Me purpose of the clinic is to replenish the Ajax and Pickering Food Bank at the Salvation Army for Easter. Instead of $10 or $15 for ice time, those who G�V" come out can bring that amount in non-perishable food items instead," says Lawson, who ran a similar clinic in Pang Sound which proved to be a great success. The goalie clinic starts at 2 p.m. on April 9 with a half-hour off -ice ses- sion on the sizing, storage and protection of goalie equipment. The on -ice session features two full hours of instruction from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Each player will receive a souvenir jersey and a picture which will be mailed at a later date. For registration information, call 427-2546 or 491-8299. Cash in on Palmer's spring floorcovering sale An early spring special is continuing at Palmer Floorcovering, at 1080 Brock Rd., Unit 2, in Pickering. The store, which opened last December, specializes in carpet and vinyl floorcoverings, at competitive prices. + A large selection is available, in both commercial and residential types. Brand ype . names such as Queens r Carpet, Philadelphia Carpet, -a and Cabin Craft, as well as - --. in the commercial lines - contract carpets by Stratton and Shaw Marks. Carpet prices start at S5.99 a sq.yd. The store opens for business at 10 a.m. seven days a week. On Thurs. and Fri. it stays open till 9 p.m. For value and service, or if you simply want more information, call 420- 8330. BRIAN DEEGAN • DENTAL PLANS ACCEPTED • LOW COST DENTURE • REPAIRS & RELINES SERVICE AVAILABLE • COMPLETE DENTURES • WOLOC • SOFT LINERS • FREE PARKING FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL ewcr CALLS AxEahu 134 HARWOOD SOUTH -1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 401 AJAX A43vertising supplement brought to 0F=7Arft_1 77L�lfL1--------------- �' Ajalx New Advertiser H M APRM z, 1W3 _ WEST EDITION — 5 PAGES NEw YoxxEx REDEFINES LUXURY By JOE DUARTE Once upon a time, the definition and expectations from the luxury car market were simple — a big car whose interior was decorated in much the same SHERIDAN manner as cozy living room TRUE factory warranty. which made it all the easier in fit. a tet. "L =1 which to fall asleep. -` _ Luckilv (or sadly depending on which side of the fence you sit), those days are gone. But with them € also went the simple market. Today's luxury market is a collage of various sized and shaped vehicles F I R S T with a very narrow appeal to differ- ent age groups. income earners and D R I V E driving abilities. Way back when, the North American luxury market was "out -Lexus" Lexus, adding that owned by Cadillac, Lincoln and both of those brands appeal to older Chrysler. Now, it is fragmented audiences than those planned for the amongst those and names like New Yorker and LHS. BMW. Jaguar. Lexus and The new cars are based on the Mercedes-Benz, to name only a LH platform which last fall made a few. debut with the Chrysler Intrepid and The pendulum was swayed from Eagle Vision, and was carried for - its linear path by a simple deflection ward this past January in the — age. The cars of old which so Chrysler Concorde. The formal cur - appealed to a more mature audience vaceousness for the roof -line was have had a hard time capturing the inspired by the Type 57 Bugatti of attentions of buyers who are making the late '30s. the "big bucks" at an earlier age. Pictures don't do these vehicles These buyers still have the majority justice in terms of size. They appear of their driving years ahead of them smaller than they really are. At and aren't ready to relax into pil- 207.4 inches, they are ahalf-foot lowy cushions or billowy rides. longer than their smaller siblings. Their appetites are being whetted € nine inches longer than the previous by off -shore performers who deliver generation New Yorker (four inches speedboat performance rather than longer than the Imperial), and two luxury liner amenities. The one inches longer than the Lincoln drawback, though, is price — if you Continental. They also feel smaller want performance luxury, you'd thanks to acceleration and handling better be prepared b pay for it. that belie their 17 -foot length and Once again, the North 3,400 lb weight. Americans found their calling and Although our preview test time started offering cars which younger was limited to about 580 km (360 buyers could sink their teeth into I miles) over two days, the initial without choking on a dollar sign. impression was that these cars are Smaller, more powerful and better well rounded, performing with ease handling, these cars garnered some on smooth highways, switchback attention but we still wrestling with mountain roads, and broken country nameplates associated with pave F '21ssr111M "father's" luxury car. Initially, we were surprised that With the new New Yorker and Chrysler decided to forego a V8 LHS, which replace the previous powapvnt in 61 mr of the 3.54itre generation New Yorker Fifth 24 -valve V6 which powers the Avenue and Imperial, respectively, smaller LH sedans, but after a cou- Chrysler is proving a thesis that ha- ple of days we think it does just ury car buyers have for some time I fine. a V8 will be some - been ready to give up glitzy orna- thing lo look forward mentation, balkiness and living- _ Tim iMaior is ply roomy room comfort in favour of contem- and luxurious without being gaudy porary styling, light we& and per. formance, or overly ostentatious. Most of the be felt in but they may not yet be I pleasantries will the rear ready to totally give up on size and seat where knee, shoulder and head money spilt, I room is remarkable. The trunk is Steven Torok, general manager I huge and a low liftover allows easy of the Chrysler -Plymouth division loading and unloading: Of Chrysler Corp. contends that the But perhaps most impressive is new luxury car buyer doesn't want the price. Like their smaller sib - to be stereotyped with the baby- I lings, the New Yorker and LHS boomer brands currently available offer a whole lot of car for little and also doesn't believe it's neces- money. Options are few and base sary to pay over $40,000 for a car prices are still in the $25,000 to you can drive. Still, he insists $35,000 range. The New Yorker Chrysler's new cars are neither try- starts at 528505, and the LHS stags int to "99040WIR" J,*Pl 1 QQr._. at X33,045: . . . . - , - . _.. . — SHOWS YOU THE VA 75% ■ O.A.C. 1992 CAVALIER RS COUPE 48 MO. 0 268.00 PER MONTH. A,;;or'.atic :ranstr ss Cr. air coMrtanng. AM/FM cassette. told down rear seats. truck release. console ABS brakes a3W6. SHERIDAN $101599RUE 1992 1992 LUMINA EURO V6, auto., overdrive. air cord.. ABS brake system, power windows, power brakes power door locks. cruise. till. alJm. nms. loaded automobiles at budget price. PM. PMA. SHERIDAN TRUE VALUE $15,999 1989 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Low mileage one owner trade. Loaded with an the standard features of true luxury including soft leather trim, wire wheel covers and the list never ends. dark. sapphire blue wit matching ntenor SHERIDAN appointments. TRUE Stk.sP3003A. ""`UE:1 ASK ABOUT 5,998 ICAQ1111MI. 1990 CADILLAC ELDORADO BIARRITZ Lwwry touring coupe complete wllh leather interior, one owner automobile sold and serviced by us since new. Dart cherry with mall&ng appoirttrnents. Flawless. Silk. #W1 A. SHERIDAN TRUE 1992 CAVALIERS 48 MO. M 252.00 PER MONTH. cry. automatic transmission, air conditioning, AM/FM ssette, power steenirg, power brakes, power ticks. ABS brakes. Balance d SHERIDAN Factory warranty. TRUE fodt'n P3"7. VALUE ASK ABOUT LEAS"9 MIG Ig n kmasl of Petarinp Ti X9335 683ft 91333 s E. M SPECIAL FLEET PURCHASE! 1992 OLDSMOBILE CIERRA 4 doors. y6. auto., overdrive. air conditioning. Dower windows. power door locks. :mise, aft. stereo a3C.I: 441 - i_ 5�:14 499IDAN TRUE UE 1992 OLDSMOBILE ROYAL LS 4 door. 3.8 A. oacec a7r!, x,;ry. Factory air dual power seats. ajurr tins. AM/FM ;ass.. full Powe, wit% cruise &;gin. �29C' SHERIDAN TRUE VALUE 1992 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE 9.75% Fully loaded luxury automofrles loaded with au tine rine features mat ,rake Cadillac the standard of the wend r automobiles Both .;nits cavy Cadillac factory warranty and Come Comcw!e wRr, goo Keys and SHERIDAN Keyless entry. cast TRUE a. cy whee s. twc VALUE tone Carat. Stk. e P30K & 53 ASK c cB� :28.999 PV 1992 CORSICA LT 48 MO. @ 300.00 PER MONTH. 4 door sed.. V6, automatic trans., air conddiornrg. AAA/FM Cagesette. air bag and ABS brakes, power steering. power brakes, bucket SHERIDAN seats. Balance of TRUE factory warranty. VALUE fit. a tet. "L =1 I AM 1992 LUMINA - 4 DOOR 48 MO. @ 365.00 PER MONTH. 4 door, air corbitioned, automatic transmission. V6 ergine, door locks, cruisee control. AM/FM cassette. ABS brakes. Balance of factory SHERIDAN warranty. Stock t TRUE P301& VALUE MpASK,� '14 449 ... .. ............ :... ............ - USED CARS r C.nrry0 urn -A -MAIN 011111W1- 2A•T!!B !�rEfWS Afj��li�l R *IbA�; A ll.��t w•....,,.._,.....•......_........ ..............mow . .. ..w.. w w ....c a • - .. w -low ww r n.+� w w w ..._ � � w r ..�.� � s s_w-ya• s �X: - -- THRILLS • Excellent road manners CHILLS • Two-tone interi- 106 or just doesn't fit V PRICE (AS TESTED) 44 • 519.137 It is a common sight in auto- motive advertising these days. It seems every car manufacturer offers a "special edition- version of its models. It almost leads one to question. "What is so special about it"" This week's Roadtest deals with one of these "special" vehi- cles — the Acura Integra RS Special Edition sedan. And, no one had to twist my arm to get me to test drive this vehicle. a is a special treat The Integra is an affordably - priced upscale automobile. The real treat is that Honda — through its upscale division. Acura — brings this vehicle plat- form to the marketplace starting under S20.000. The Integra is already a popu- lar model. but Acura decided to offer a "special edition" vehicle for the 1993 model year. The Integra is available in four trim levels — RS. LS. GS and the GS- R performance coupe, which fea- tures Honda's acclaimed Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control (V TEC) engine produc- ing 160 hp. This "special edition" vehicle is a base -trim RS with a few bells and whistles thrown in to make for great value. The Integra RS Special Edition sedan can be had for S 19.995. That price includes air conditioning, upgraded sound system with power antenna. power outside mirrors. Michelin XGT-H4 all -season performance radials and "Special Edition" wheel covers. The test vehicle also included deluxe floor mats (S 109.90) and rear mudguards Committed to total customer satisfaction When a business has a Ione history in a certain area, it is easy to sit back and rest of the laurels of past service. That is not some- thing Kingchurch Nissan is about to do. The Ajax dealership has cer- tainly been selling and servicing automobiles in Durham Region for a number of vears. but there is a whole new attitude. "Ihe dealership changed hands in 1991." says Kinechurch Nissan sales manager William Chu. "we are operating a new dealership with a new owner and new staff. but the quality service we provide remains the swme. As the name implies. Kingchurch Nissan started out at the intersection of King and € Church streets in Pickering Village. in the late 1980s. the € dealership moved into a more modern facility at 375 Bayly St. W., just east of Westnev Rd. in Ajax. But that is not where the growth stopped. Kingchurch € Nissan, like Nissan itself, contin- ues to strive for total customer sat- isfaction. "Nissan wants to establish an image that is uniform through the whole corporation right down to the retail level," Chu explains. "Everyone is trying to accomplish those goals and you have to be really creative." The Kingchurch sales manager admits that is one of the reasons why he joined Nissan. "In this business, you can't get away with following in other people's footsteps. You have to be creative," he says, "and that is € what attracted me to the Company and why I joined Nissan." Nissan Canada places a lot of emphasis on the customer satis-_. faction. The company relies on discussions and meetings, where the manufacam "likes to listen to ; llle dealer,~ Chu says. "We are the outlet that deals with the public." the sales manag- er says. "Because the company places so much emphasis on cus- tomer satisfaction. it is up to us to convey that to the public." Nissan leads the automotive industry in many areas including developing and implementing programs that address environ- mental concerns — like CFC -free air conditioners and water-based paint — and was fust in establish- ing a 24-hour telephone -service to field customer questions and problems. With those programs in place, it is up to the dealership to carry on with the commitment to customer satisfaction. "Being a dealership is not just about selling cars.- Chu says. "We are more than just an outlet to get the vehicles out to the people. We look after people's all-around needs. Kingchurch Nissan offers com- plete service. parts and body shop facilities. The service department is open from 8 am. to 6 p.m. from Monday to Friday and from 9 am. to 3 p.m. on Saturday. The dealer- ship offers "shuttle bus" facilities to pick up and drop off people at home or at work while their vehi- cle is in for service. We look at each and every customer as a long-term cus- tomer," says Chu. "Our job and our association with people doesn't end at the time when sell them a car." Dependable cars and friendly service — that is what you can expect from Kingchurch Nissan. Afterall, the customer doesn't deserve and shouldn't expect any- thing less. "You wouldn't buy a car or trust your car to people you don't feel comfortable with," Chu says. "We are here to make you com- fortable and we are committed to total catMnwr saflshwdon." (532.46), to bring the price to S 19,137.36, not including taxes. The appeal of the Integra starts with its styling. The car is built low to the ground and looks very sleek. Even in the test car's sedan body style. the Integra looks ready to tackle the road. This is no ordinary family sedan. Driving position is comfort- able and offer goods visibility. Instrumentation is within easy reach and equally easy to under- stand and operate, which is no surprise — it's a Honda afterall. The inside tan color compli- ments the dark green exterior perfectly. hly only gripe about this car is that the top portion of the dash is black. A dark color comes in handy in cutting down glare, but it detracts from the overall interior look of the car. What attracted me to the Integra, the first time I drove one. was the car's road manners. It is stable and gobbles up curves with ease. The ride• thanks to the inde- pendent double -wishbone with coil springs and stabilizer bar• offers a smooth ride. I take all my test-drive vehicles over one particular route, which allows me to get a comparison feel between cars. 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Stk. __- 1990 DODOS SHADOW 3 door hatch. 4 cyl.. auto.. air. tilt. crilm cassette. great running car. Stk. r336 2A _ jdft. CHRYSLM j 1I�Y.101 j entrtr ST. :. PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, APRIL 2,190 , , , . , i Acura makes sedan Special FROM PAGE 20 of road conditions and the Integra handled them all with flying col- ors. Earlier. I mentioned Honda's VTEC powerplant which pro- duces 160 hp and is available in the Integra GS -R. The standard engine. which powers the other Integra models (including the test vehicle), is no slouch either. The 1.8 -litre. double -overhead camshaft (DOHC), 16-valver generates 140 horsepower and produces 126 lbs./ft. at 5.000 rpm. Our RS Special Edition sedan came with the optional four - speed automatic. This gearbox didn't drain the engine of any its power — as is the case with most automatic transaxles — and pro- vided smooth acceleration, both from a standstill and when pass- ing. which made the Acura Integra RS Special Edition sedan a special treat to drive. But being a special treat to drive is only part of the appeal of this vehicle . The Acura Integra RS Special Edition sedan offers great value for the dollar. It is not everyday you can put an upscale vehicle in your driveway for under S20.000. Then again, you can't find a car like this everyday. Washing cars for charity The folks at Pickering Toyota want to wash your car. On April 10. the Pickering automotive dealership is hosting a food drive in conjunction with the Salvation Army. Bringing in a non-perishable food item or making a cash donation to the Salvation Army gets your car washed ahsolutely free. 0 DOWNPAYMENT M WWrN LEASE O.A.C. PLUS FIIEIGNT. 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Al?l11ftU141" I Quantity Means Gwliry -advertise both Oshawa -Whitby This Week (576.9335) Xd Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser MW7672) Cot Wned Pressrun of 103JO every Friday 100 Careers 110 General Help 110 General Help ALOETTE COSMETICS Career Opportunities for fug or part time. No delivery. no inventory. train- ing provaed. Excellent com. mrssion and benefits. Please call Roseetane. 427.8021. 110 General Help Pharmacy taking applications for hall and part-time employment. Experienced preferred (cashierstock cleft) Send resume with expected starting salary to: File 06057 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help 110 General Help M_ , IDEAL INDUSTRIES (CANADA), INC. At IDEAL, we stand behind the quality of the electrical products that we manufacture. We also stand behind our dynamic staff who have helped us become the industry leader that we are today. It you're a results -oriented person who is committed to your work, then consider joining our team as a: PRODUCT MANAGER Where your duties will include providing Marketing and Sales Departments with technical and commercial product support which assists in the attainment of the Company's sales and profit objectives, to ensure continuous product Information throughout IDEAL. As the successful candidate you will have two years expenence preferably in the electrical industry, and possess excellent written/verbal English communication skills. We offer a competitive salary and a comprehensive benefit package !nterested candidates should send resumes 'o !DEAL INDUSTRIES (CANADA). INC, 33 Fuller Road. Ajax. Ontario. LIS 3C3, Attention: Human Resources Department. I LIM /L3 I CLEAR .'.9w S,uoenf W,noow CLEANERS ro sfo-cor••aC Washer •enures full lime Crew -� ht anitorials 9 Must be •-a n a g e r s May 1 -Aug 30 Y oondaore. have office deanrTp Cleaners May 1 -Aug 30 experience, transportation and Tsiemsrksm im7rrceck&,00ll. Swid equ:pmenl (Including floor resume20% Liverpool Rd ,chine) Call 666.25x3 oe- Pickenng. Ont ''IX /C9. Coal- 10-3 nit ADn. 9 93 Arlen! o^ wee p.m.(040693) Michelie Also needed :m- RECRUITING for AZ dnwrs. •*udfateq - advrmsrng sates ^anspo•t experience. Clean .cps Cap now 'or appofnfnrra. abstract, a must. Cas Card at 'he 1 '0402931 M,nacs Group. 579-291' !or SALES Account Rep to can 21000 n:mnen! Previous alp- FULL ^e 'neat-ont co -o• INVEWTORYTOBUY. yahoo. �� n Omar, and c cants need not apply dinalor required for busy CALL IRS. C. LORD ou.b.c Eam $.25.000. Please ;040893) 416 619-1571 send '064me to Boiuch, ryears de ofte. x p e r i m t 0 ( ) Roy CALIFORNIACAL1FOiteaA Sound - aPiOor� Years dental experience :.are of Gum Drop Books. 25 tune es m an occupations. cal isoulnd. Compute erpenvtoe Fholm. 1500 WEEKLY On'c'on Cres. Alas. On: :1S 516.929.0341 ext J32. preferred. APPICA t must have tie products a: S1 (oxW93? (041693) excellent commurucaton and or- aS NO Se(fi OPPORTUNITIES rn FLorida . BEyour own boast, North endonal fakfh. Sena resunr y ng•ecu 1d n 1•om Hurricane to Dr. C. Nayot. 292 Kng St. Wdtrec F 9 sawn. nM as ava4abr fn-Oshaw> Orn. LtJ 2J9. 040.931all ully Andrew -+ow n progressCal credItAs rates to go you stared.deed, No b16-929 0341, es! A33 INTERNATIONAL Network • lnpure.432.7471.(0406931tyCln60a any Ot23931 -- MakMrnown t8� $calsis -SQS$41.777$ EARN ears income. mo0et WANTED lade darvoers, fihae- abou! your future and full of agency news new faces to work cancers Sinal nr9M dub. b-9 eruhusfasm. Good income full or Ext 1I� 24 hrs. 120 pouno Mmol F/elen, •rvnedrsteiy ,uil or Dar :Ime, nhoney. - par time. 579-3993 arranges an 150 Hosp. Medical 150HoSP' Medical FWRSTYLIST eouasC tot busy women 52--511' Men 519-. 436-2069. (04'593) 00000V appointment (040493) Aar Saar n Whitby Cal 434 6 4' Call now t o • free /� Dental , Dental 2992 -F, consultation. 430-5775 135 Skilled Help 1 Skilled Help 130 Sales Help, 130 Sales Help/ HEALTH AgentsAgents A G. Simpson Co. Ltd., a major supplier to R�rnQn Lhe automotive industry, currently has We're E -X -P -A -N -D -I -N -G opportunities for qualified: REQUIRED Production IMMEDIATELY Supervisors Automobile Salesperson You will be responsible for maintaining high and levels of quality, safety and productivity in a unionized environment. Business Manager The ideal candidates will have supervisory Call John Lawlor experience in one or more of the following areas: metal stamping. plating, polishing and 430-6666 assembly operations. Familiarity with new manufacturing techniques such as JIT and WANTED - experienced AJAx pnr" carpany relaures leanuction with continuous a %xvmv a parts sass PON" experienced saws person. Coni- l?rDd Ca- lm Dwharn Repan. Apply to Fir mission only. Can 619-1297. improvement would be an asset OnL.Ll 7Ks. tOb6a3) 6, P.Q. Bok 461, Oshawa.(090293) We offer an excellent salary and benefits O6056, package, which includes profit sharing and 210 Flea Market 210 Flee Market payment as compensation for overtime. Please forward your resume to: Human Resources Mausiger WHITBY CRAFTA.G. Simpson Co. Lttd. AND FLEA MARKET "I Simcoe SL S. &L -till, t.wr.ar r1,r..1-e Ct C -..A ft- ,-- C71 9 cot. Oshawa, Out. Canada's fastest growing health and fitness club chain is seeking enthusiastic, energetic, fitness -minded individuals for the following positions: MEMBERSHIP CONSULTANTS: Position requires strong communications and interpersonal skills. Qualified applicants should have degree in physical education or equivalent. SALES: Individuals must be self -motivated. Own transportation is a must. Premier Health and Racquel Clubs, with nine locations in Toronto and the surrounding area, offers an exciting career in the heakh and fitness industry. Qualified applicants are invited to call Stacey Kowal, Personnel Manager, at 427-2977, or fax a resume to 272-9039. L1H 412 part time KOFW OPERATOR for � or�S area. Call 611-1287. (040293) 220 220 Arucles PIANOS/GRANDFATHER For Sale cLocacs Punoe rent a own, apt• sae, upright, grand. digital. OIIiNGROOM set dark ted• keyboards CLOCKS f BASIC Creepy Crawley FURNITURE Dols• love seat• oval table. 4 chairs, buffet and rN a Wmoc pod dearer. Hoes $125; stereo speakers. $100; hutch. $700 o.b.o. 728-8352. aro take deivwy end so up. Call Tele brand new. Movedohouse with oval maple table. *100; SKLAR PEPPLER ROYALE , phoss on all so�dL Best prices no pod. Asking $375. Call Jww kerosene heave. S0; mature � nom size sola and loves �ysl 433.1491. (TFALL) or Dave. 66319029-040793) plains. $25. Cap anytime. 686 sea dai 0 cushions it ATTENTION STUDENTS Toronto Star has openings for sales people to promote our "Special Offer" for home delivery throughout Durham. Flexible hours Mon. -Fn. 530 p.m. - 9A0 p.m. Sat. 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. Earns $5. $7. $10/order Call now Pickenng/Alax area 686-2292 Whitby/Oshawa area 728-5119 Ask for Mr. Scotia -93001qvAh- !Resetaurrainut AJAX Have openings for ,ne following positions: - Cooks - Servers - Bartenders - HostsMostesses Apply In person to: Lee or Len 235 Bayly St. W. 120 Office Help 120 office Help ACCOUNTS Payable - nnimum IF you we single or a single 11010 yrrs a Pwwlce Pkrs some oarom or separated or divorced accounting courses required w th three years work Must be computer IawaM'The e,perr+w. you may Quality for Mnap Group. Nancy Key. 427- Inarwvi assistance or 4 you are 6060 040693) over 45 and have reosritty, been TELEMARKETERS - a local laid off. you may Ou&Oy for trarn- ci.ent needs you, upoeat :ng assistance. DIP/CERT. personality. good phone voice Lotus. WordPerfect. D -base. and ability to hang m ndt up, to word. auyac, bedford. ausocad. inti uce their servxs. Hours. Ventura. pogemalker. Harvard. Mon-Thurs 530.8:30 p.m Sag. Corsi. Compute Prograannng 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The M nacs and Systems Analyst, Cobol, Group, 427-6060. Nancy Key. Pascal and C. Macintosh, Quark PART t-rre secrelary repwred. Express, and Wustralor' Durham Real Estate experience a must. Business Compute Coupe. Call Mary -Leigh. 619-9500 427-3010. (TF) 150 Hosp. Medical 165 Avat Care Dental all EC.E w1lh experience K -.V to can for your child. ages 18 -ionths and u0- Snacks, kirsch. activities and outdoor play provdeC. Westnep'FMy 92. 683- 8642.(040790) DAYCAREavailable. Grerercnar D:sw Rd. E.C.E. morn wan many years 3xperience, providing horns daycare. Largs /eras0 in yard. non smoker. hot lunches and snacks provided. Tony. 837-1760. (040993) NEED reliable tondo loving cue for your little one wnde you work? Any ape, hula or part taw available. Located Wsstnoy Rd -i Hwy 82. Can 686-8416. QUALITY daycare by ex- pwrnced cane ivw. Parlts4e school area Hot lurches, bis at TLC. Two years .. Call 427- 2295. (09993) v..w .vwkcu+ n r LOOKING for parsonalaW child Markham Village Care? Mother d one will provedo TLC in her moor. HarwoodlCle. 294-6444 e ow Roaaonable, all pas. Cad 42i PART lural cereal nospgioniW 2353 (0911293) m stOaShawrva RELIABLE daycare in my resuer to: Fie rel058. Oshawa holt, klndrs, snacks, cr&%L This Weep, P.O. Boa 481, storey time and TLC. Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71.5. Wesbh-~• Call Bob at 16� 837-2388.0904" �� Care WHITBY - Reeaagdler=* ants, Wanted I'm a devoted maher of two all school aped dularn. I SUN we b caw for now chid in Rlly tion 12 yam social swtrioes "-" """"" background and 8 years UVE•IN and pts a,, dae,r�or �ltrsX �c- part time hours. Ages, 18 and 011der prolorred. %f �%Gmonths 4�-a fM� Pilon 430-0548, (04OWN `w• r/1Ll provide care for two chi.. -.se in your home, + BABrsITTERFaQuired in mil, h01f q slot fx+aMirfp Dow home it Ajax for 7 marl► old Of a*. 3 manig s-3 years. boy. 4 days per week, 831-2280 kteva nwsaga Start rMwercces. Call Terry. 427- aerrdr *. (OW989) 0383. EEDw, REDUCED real on trio betiroorn 17A lent '^g ATTENTION aim is COLLECTION Scrabble board. 2599. (040493) Har rs loo - basement apartment in e4- anted dory blue with preach, toes and rernovraon and ooaapars look- 220 ArtICIeS 220 Articles dranpe for da"" Pleat tail gob paled ichors, hardwood. DINNGROOM set, tabs with 4 light blue brocade. Scotch (tug for groat pros on wingkim. 427-410. (04993) RNA eeskitp orf Ex. gold trimmed. 19cm x 19tan by chairs, buffet and hutch. guarded, Orr year old, never }ranch doors and soled wood For Sale For Sale perionoad In hospital and com- 4cm high. Has drawn. asking Wooden. $495 oA.o. Cap 426 used. Was $3000, aching $1500 tem Call Rick at Firm Choice MOVING - new solid _ lislo an 8 y ED a igirl. nanny for tlsr�hs and M f450ob.o.4241492. (040793) 39¢8. (040493) firm. 6237952. (040693) Brim. 170 Fuller Rd. (barer unit bad oom M. double. 7 places, bar stood, as" $150. One an Bh Diew go Cap P420-8415. wed in other serviclus light M@di6-Sim e areas. 220 Arc 220 Article$ CARPETAJNOLEUM • why pay )' 428.9821 (040893) $800. Solid pine country sorabed. Ytcctian s 1909931 Numerous other skills. Avaiabla morell Brand names, expertY 3 immediate) File x8055, OAKA4 E FURNITURE. Article$ immediately. This For Sale Fix le trxtaloxin. -Home Insurance WM kikl'an- fol a dicing room or yeas pot. eatchi g cu Dani 220 yWelk. P.O. Box Par retail Prices' Buy direct kildlan 8 dulls, 6500. tion with matching cushions, 481. Oshawa. Ont. LIM 7L5. JERRY S capers, Cloth wipers. FRIDGE t 3 cu.ft. Kenmore. clarets' Burns, stains. spills. Iron Otte d Omarco's oldest an 728041 (040883) $400• Call 57P31)09 (0401193) For Sale now and used shop costs, insu- frost -tree, two door, almond. sic... Free e6tax"os, tree in. gest maroufaclurers and save. Good condition. asks $350. surance reports. We pay CARPET - I have *~M loco ONLY 8 months old - floral THREE steel desks. arborize 205 FIreW00d 101111 Used lathing used whol', t,9 5' Pali harvest tabs $345; 5' top, drawers down bah sides, new clothing for the whole Phone cher 4 pm. 436-0031. deducabr. Frac shop a hnorrn.. oak pedestal tabor Uw ext, yards d now Staiufuaur and design sola and arm chair. Our prices are the best, our 100% nylon carpet. Will do kaian irrokldes 3 chairs. St" sale, family. Boat the rooision. res OAK, pine, french doors. $399; cannonball bed $299; . In- utter her dill" table. � be bolted io fbor, ROKA Lumber Hardwood, than 1/2 price. 610 Bayhy E.. $69.95. While they last. G1 Quality and workmanship s O1er Z0 stain choices. AN solid, rooms and mall for 6360. In- ArmrMair, washer, stova and tpprar. 4181121. $80. 4,x8,418,. 885. Hours. 9a.m.-8 p.m., Rid$ 428.9821 or vat 170 Fuller even btlKtell Days 730 -SM p no veneer. TRADITIONAL cludes carpet, pad, and comfier wW miapwew. Lir Ahern TeMoorn phots SO" stood 418112' avaiaWa, Saturdays. 9 a.m.-5 pm. 427• Rd. (low, unit 86) Olt westrwyo"noW and 1 16 WOODWORKING. ,4.16-eBS ea�M' (30 rte)• S1wra. naw. Call anytirta, 88t1E1041. 5711-2210. .AdvarMapa 12. y10 Penh, 70rj�-3781r t1M, f osi 2888. (TF) Rd. south d Bayly. (040293) 476 3095. (040293) 8774. (TF) 788?O$R (Til p4079311040$831 4344M& (TF) 220 250 "Son SALE - naw and IN" hast bee K-9 Klubhouse, 416.104-8617 or fridges, coin waNws and dryers S�E for apartment units. Stephonson's Furniture and � IINJtl 90: fll n*n, dollies, books, flips, Appliances. 227 Court St. applierices, ". Oshawa. 5767448. (04090 APRHL 3 i 4,94 PX BOAT Slips - Balsam Lake on 606 GARDEN ST, WHITBY Trent System• qulet harbour, TracliPreparation Novice. Open dear, water. good fishing. up ro 40 ft. 8300 and up. Phone 705- c�� `VY Ppf �- 31 O Trucks For 290 Pets -Su i 454.1946. ( Boarding Sale AJAX Pickering Appliances - no reasonable offer refused. Fully SHORT trained femoris Wade and white kitten with firs) shots tragi 1980 GMC 271 4x4, short box, guaranteed, reconditioned appliances, come make us a slocside'Y kladad, Cullom to good home. Call 683.1123 kms., (040893) cob, deal. 427-6784, 467 Westney Rd. S. Ajax. (040043) tion. condition. Asking 818,000. 16.00 . ROTTWBLLER puppies . ex. cwgied. 4324;052. (040190) GOVERNMENT (Canadian and cellent family pets. CKC 1985 GMC Jimmy, V6 auto, pa., registered, German Blood Lines. pb., ai, cruise, IN, am" stereo U.S.) seized vehicles from $200. Trucks. vans, luxury cars. Free Large boded. mother. lather top cassette, good dean running north Amercian champions. truck. 24 hour information. 416-631- 54695 cenifisd, Open $475. 705-357.1199 after 7 p.m. Sunday, cal 427-9722, anytime, 4631. (040493) (040293) Russ. Bp Town Sales. (040693) TRADITIONAL Recipe - deli- -APpehaarr POODLE pups, toys and minis,320 Vans, 4 Wheel cious dutch (Apple for 12 S.A.S.E. $2. vet -checked. needled. plus ma- Drives tan) people. lure young dogs, proven, to DoveReflections. Oshawa Centre. P.O. Box 30531. various colours, heahh and feet Euro Star Eddie Bowes 4 terrperment guaranteed. Non Oshawa, Ont. L I J 81.8. (010293) art drive extended length Ali sheddirg, excellent family Pet. options, Including automatic. JOHNSON 4hp outboard motor Phone 2632967. (040893) power windows. locks. cruise. with saddle gas tank. New AT last - a fun motivational ace- rear heat and air quad buckets. condilion, $350. Honda EX1000 proach to dog training. Classes travel computer, extended Generator. new condition, $350. 683-1934. (040193) startingsoon for all levels and w a r r a n t y. Class 2 hitch. ages. (9 weeks -10 years► Cal $18.400. 831-7801. (040693) CONTENTS of house, bedroom K-9 Klubhouse, 416.104-8617 or suite. sofa 3 months new; gotf 416-837-2364. (041593) dubs• chainsaw and more. 434 P A L A O E N OBEDIENCE - 6091 anytime. (040693) Qualified verenn tryapproved .n• Articles sl, -,on by ex-instrucor R.A F 230 Wanted Po ce. Puppy and Beginners. balance of wairantre, f>nly 46,000 /891 VW Rabbit C„va,tibler, TracliPreparation Novice. Open WANTED -stoves. tndges. and udley. Next classes starting washer and dryers. working a 19. Telephone 8689425. not. Also wanted, pickup trick (041593) (newer than 1978). Call FREE to good hone. Ben, 4 Pidkenng. 420.8833. (TFALL) yea, tib male, neutered golden Automobiles "'rex. Good with kids 300 For Sale and animals. 686-8670. (o4o793) 198 OLDS STATION WAGON Low miles, almost now condition. Make me an offer 313A lip ACCORD COUPE Black fnmacuisle inside and we DRIVE MEI 2785 40 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr., air, auto., low kms. 91A 190 CIVIC SEDAN 4 DR. LX Poew wrndone census locks 28M 191 ACCORD EX SKOAN Laded With ale, p. windows. cruise and much. much mon. 2783 491 HONDA Cn= A great commLW 100A DONT throw your dog waste into tardlil $rtes, use title new Doggie Dooley Inground Dog Waste Septic SysMm. 7235413 or 434-8782, gem - gpm, 7 days Doer week. (0409" 300 Automobiles For Sale Ail Siles "taliatio- and Computer Balancing also available WHITBY TIRE 103 Dundas $f E (Cww of Hwy 112/12) Phone 4304MO IM3 Blarh G loweig, 1 100 cc. 63500 term. INS Brown Pontiac BOrwwv ae. $35M firm. Cap 404- 0309 for more details. (040293) 1993 Honda Accord, 4 door sedan, good u new condition. amOm cassette, alrnOel new tires. Rough body. $250 uncertiled. Call 509-1405 or 596.1555.(040793) 1989 Jeep YJ Sahara, 5 speed, V6, hard and soh top, 4x4, cruise, artvlm cassette sono. asking $8900. Cap evenings, 4169859671. (040693) 1998 Dodge Caravan, 6 cylinder, auto, 7 passenger, extended. pg.. Feb.. air, cruise. tit, light package, etc Asking $10.000. Cap after 5 p.m. week• days or anytime weekends. 728- 8653. (04159M 1997 Nissan Muth Van, 5 ttpeed, brown and beige, certified. $4200. Cap 430-1720 or 6a& 2759.(040293) 1986 Satan. 8 passenger, min van, 4.3 V6. blue and grey. SkARP. $5500 certified. Call 430.1720 0 686-2759. (04029M 330 Trailers 1983 31 ft. Elite traitor located on Ppecen Lake. sleeps 9, 3 pace bath. 22 ft. awning. 2210 h. deck- 10x8 shed. were fridge, comes with everything. Ex. keen. do,.. coats. $10.500. Cal 6831123. (040893) FOR sale - 19&4 Borax 1000 travel trader. Sloops six. 3 buMrr range. 3 way refngsrtaor- Canopy and dining tent. Cal 6833506 after 6. M404 355 Motorcycles M13URAMM open 99p.m. by appointment. Monday to Saturday. Mosonycle, Aub and very cw psww property rads. Over 20 leers erpre rece• Cal 4i�:3'=5 lm 365 its owrrr. good condition. $800. OMAN Manse Generator 80, r t Phone after 6 pm 683-7383, 7.5H.P. diesel 3 kilowatt, 120F Dave. (040193) ale was. $,500. Le. Haws e • e If I Toyota Supra automatic. flnore 683-36% {40293) 400 "= 400 "P PURIM 1900 Mercury Sable G.S. 89-• OD • auto locks, cruise. AR"ine<'s 400 loaded. aaMrs rev, d en. tzar- oww casseee• new wfn• paint For Rent tilled ler trade for len ne , MHN with led pieletripe and f*OWN. bedroom apartment in Van. Cam 6553045- mdomm Excellent condition. Asking OS14AWA - busy, nee8kepr 2 v 190 Ford Mustang LX, 5speed. $2900. o b o. 6391237 evart 2 storey torr. 3 bedroorrs and Dower package, sunpeed nits and w••krrds.040493) 10x1• large Living roomdining balance of wairantre, f>nly 46,000 /891 VW Rabbit C„va,tibler, room, hardwood floors, all kmal mirk eondMion. 76200. low mileage. mint condition, updated• sP0lloss Condition. Great family area. Cam S76- 76taM Cap 611942248, (00012031 $2800 o.b.o. 420-7267. 6556. psols ) (0415" IMFord Eaoom LX AJAX - sltaCOM Orr bedroom LUXURY SUIR= AT TIS LAKE • Superior 2-bdrm. finites • 88*A view; SO mil" •5 °D° to nd . En 1�,,i • 2 bolos (md. master on suite) • Individual an surto heatlrVw corlift0ning wits . Undergro0 u.1d p�G • Ort -site maintenance Parki ircluideld • NZ970.00 to $1,570 PER MONTH PLEASE CALL OWA)Q (TORONTO) 427-0363 OR 861-1000 AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartment m family budding. Air conditioning, broadloom. 2 appliances, laundry faciltb-s, saunas and exercise room, underground parking ,-lcluded. Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 Sat. -Sun 12-5 f�Inrkr+nk�Wrrr• JAX 77 &33 FALBY COURT Two bedroom apartments in family buddng. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking Included. Call 686-0845 Mon. -Fri., 8:30 a.m.•4:30 p.m. LUXURY I BORIC APT. Single. non-woolung bufi- nass person ler luxury 1 bonaapt.. park" a Ove- rate entrance, Over-" liesualui tilot n ed '^9 $750 ace. all utAboxg m. 420-6874 PICKERNIG TOWN CB(TtE One bedroom base- ment apartment, pri- vate entrance. laundry, broadloom, available immediately, utilities in - Ciudad. $425. 420.2092 9 - pb., red, 4 cpMdw, auto, air, 1979 Dodge Magnum, on• OSHAWA - two bedroom apartment, available ve NEWLY fknslned Chile"~ owner, low maleage, ods cruise, anmllnu easoeee, except. n includes bedroom apartment in wo can 1'. clefted 76700. bodywork. No corMied. bate �� neat, water, laundry and laundry houw.oat-in kitchen, living( 840493) ge'W'Ser0894"2.040M after. Call 839003- (0 bs dining room, near Bloor/ 19M Grand Am SE. cut, Ners 1974 Chow Nowa Hatchback. First and la8st. -221Par 43. 140 INV Mwdry aclties. 1Q Condition. 4 door. allWMMC. air. OMUC, autonletie, 6 cylinder. 9MO2931 earat" for Storage. near g09 as options, emended vemarry. loan miles on rebuilt engin.course. AJAX - sltaCOM Orr bedroom park and shopping. Oft 2834321. (D4ON3) $8300 o.b.o. 619-0905. good corndidort YNtle with rod baeern•nt apartment suit 1 May 1. 1-416-579-7576. (040793) and blue racing stripes, ,se,kig non another Sspw;aw TWO bedroan aprwtwt, north � $2200 *JjA 8397237 broadloor►re0 Oshawa, deck a plea, fridge, 111M Hykafdal Excel GLS. 5 evenings and weekends. etMranoe sloven bolo0rry, pwwgi W-mby titer htteltbadt S speed. ps.. 01agc1 pb.. amNm Nts a/o cwmwtW appliances, furnished or umbinuehed out 10 GO. Gno pals. facilities. wM to all Avoila lApril 1. 5675 . hydro, &Awed• slneoeoan dtfnf fl, NIGHT H" Banisrtpt or Cm* fist and lost. NMwncM 8875 723.1912 at 571-5814.0108831 must be seen and driven. PM Mats No efeds check Cafe ns$ooiM3i& May 1. 06373L Immediately. Call Kelly, 420- 7288& ostlis - Calf 42744 Maned to own, 1979-10" 725- (OSOse•'1 PICKERING - large two anytime, Russ. Oren Sundays, IM a 4093775._(TFALL) 4 mow coal to chad a kora A 1, 1 AJAX - I INSato04My 42 -very blight 12x0 84.11. mohM base► bac IL entraltoe, fi WWWI. Town Sales. 04o8831 305 _ Worried men$ aparbmtets, aaessbls mina„ � s �,,- 01�� 19" Ch vele. $1495 ,983 I. itdrd.a ptedkig.4 pow brr, foonm Omni, $1196beet no proead. kio^ will ^ cldb mrd U MML Large one bedroom. $650 par wksrk•d and in it od no"" cotdition Lwow OAa I= Sl1NBIRD, 16.000 kmle , net smokel imnt oula .auto. pa., pD , PL. air. AL and raw* Rena SOM cathed "is. Cas 433- I -X7'. 35 -17X7. (0608e31 19M CbW#VW 4 doe. Sulo. 82000 oA4k as IL 13 k Cadet Similar. Irides, "me. teak. toast. add-a-rootn 1303 $6000 8750 1m0rletlY. Cal 427-0271 COMWA - Ingo bright two (0407q bodromn wM balcony In 9 plea. BArIBOGEs -are eednam Poll" and laundry. Williams included. 86711 fist and last. ba stern" Auabble may 1. Cal Edllk 430- Meterlo0� close M 00, hilift 0330. (040ee3) 1 4 requited. N incknisa bedroan msrtmrs Cal arson. (0M" ONE IF lower level In raised bungalow. PICKOM - ttuit bor, ase walkolt to patio. leo entamnoss bsldassrrt 4 poor- been. ill" 88110 per I moll irclydi g fridge, loon ptMtw sai eftraepa tnlove Caleb and UtmewL POs- OZAL swam P4010 Shan racer kitchen INS Meewy Caplet GS. neo dear htstellback alto. Ve. Ps.. pb.. arNlm stereo caasata. power windtttlas doe tMeseM. good deer rurr4rq cr. 72886 Crtlfed. CON 427-9722 attyWM Runs. Open Swtdays. 3 mow cars b dtoose from Big Town Sales. P6080 iatHo • session anytr .434.8091 $550 monthly. Firstilast anyiw, f04oso mquited.Cable.aa42L2. kickades do"" sn0 PICKERM - open oanraI; fw- NEw classy spacious one parkinnisholg ba4ltrrtsss apartment. Pnempl bedroom awo `� partment on I� dote to GO and ate amensi•s. Available Mash M house, near Resort and immediately, non smoker Hwy 112. Lop eaf-it klldnam preformed SOW pun. 8394310. leery wea badtoam Mite room 0400% laundry room and plenty ofatillilimilL AJACKERM - new Trip "Kok ` IURon• bedroom separate IM Nissan Sentra, 4 doe. S WANTED - 1964-871u1 site GM S892834. 1 0408Mentrance, large windows, ed spe• 160.000 kms•• $2495 pa ""W van. eenMed. Cal @RAND now mob all one closets. 4 pce. bath, S *ZAK 1994 Dodge Oren), 4 doe. 70S-786-3136 after 7 p.m. I 1 1111th bmurn t apssbmeS ' rr in aPplces, tingle piolsssionaL 5 speod. 02000 kms, $1200 folloo) now Oshawa subdltrlslon. Non smoker, 7550 inclusive. o.b.o. 683 251 Sue or 429 Separate entrance, use of 4192883.M4000 9100 Tin. 0407931 OSHAWA - Iwo bedroom aprt• prMM bedtire d. Irldge, pone I$U Buick rests in S tNuN building. Fridge Included. Mad lar shote petsan, PICKERING • on bedroom coredkion, bset often. 4 Oce 1p9we ��• cart gwrwod nopolo- Cbn to QO. osru' air. nus apa�IL Llvrpooy auto. 4 cylinder. call 6090417 Fir�stiIasi.. 3cal 08.0974.. as ilduslw. Available Flock �s 5660 I w ahly Alas. p4a" • PUN" Aad 1. Must be seen 4=4"- .wt ore. 420-2327.OWMW PICKERING - Lfverpool(Bayty. three bedroom main floor of house. Go and amenities. Parking, appliances, laundry included. s9o0 . 611% u%NM& Fireill o. cal 1-416-579-7576. (040790) 400 A "Fr."'.". 410 "°"m rer 430 Roo' To PAt PICKERING . Lhiexpooftor. /ICKIMM . Brock Rdlllalor AJAX Sash - wllwnitMd room two bedroom basement Oaks Dr. TMert, dlo, 2 IM for single male, separate wobmwn Go and anyrltlss battle, double garage, resplaw. entrance, shared facilities, "M and MK foundry. includes wip" deo palter weekly deposit. 883-50". 8730 mt40% us . 8n Call IM Nissan Sentra, 4 doe. S WANTED - 1964-871u1 site GM S892834. 1 0408Mentrance, large windows, ed spe• 160.000 kms•• $2495 pa ""W van. eenMed. Cal @RAND now mob all one closets. 4 pce. bath, S *ZAK 1994 Dodge Oren), 4 doe. 70S-786-3136 after 7 p.m. I 1 1111th bmurn t apssbmeS ' rr in aPplces, tingle piolsssionaL 5 speod. 02000 kms, $1200 folloo) now Oshawa subdltrlslon. Non smoker, 7550 inclusive. o.b.o. 683 251 Sue or 429 Separate entrance, use of 4192883.M4000 9100 Tin. 0407931 OSHAWA - Iwo bedroom aprt• prMM bedtire d. Irldge, pone I$U Buick rests in S tNuN building. Fridge Included. Mad lar shote petsan, PICKERING • on bedroom coredkion, bset often. 4 Oce 1p9we ��• cart gwrwod nopolo- Cbn to QO. osru' air. nus apa�IL Llvrpooy auto. 4 cylinder. call 6090417 Fir�stiIasi.. 3cal 08.0974.. as ilduslw. Available Flock �s 5660 I w ahly Alas. p4a" • PUN" Aad 1. Must be seen 4=4"- .wt ore. 420-2327.OWMW PICKERING - Lfverpool(Bayty. three bedroom main floor of house. Go and amenities. Parking, appliances, laundry included. s9o0 . 611% u%NM& Fireill o. cal 1-416-579-7576. (040790) W14TBY - bright clean furnished bachelor, 4 pce. bath, broadloom. TV., storage. laundry, parking for one, close to GO and 401. Own entry, no pets. 416.284-1619 or 416.120-3774. (042093) BROOKLIN - one bedroom apartment, close to all amenities. could be furnished. Available now Cap 655.5539. (040693) PICKERING DixleGlerearena - large rnodern two bedroom basementapanmers available. Full bath, separate entrance. cable. ulifies, parking Included. Non smoker. no tars Call 839- 6826. (040293) AJAX HarwoodBayy. clean spacious two bedroom base- ment apartment, separate entrance- laundry. Parking, cable, close to schools. anuppng, non smokers. vacarri. $650 monthly. ;: sl,:asI required. 619-9081 (040793) AVAILABLE rm+edl2t*ly In Whitby apartment budding. Spacious. carpeted, newly parried apartMrrri with balwny. close to bus. shopping. All IAdeme rneduded. No pets, ane bedroom. $550. two pedroom, 6660. CAN 666-5171 (TF) PICKERING - huge bngM taro ler« besermem apartment. two $ROCK/DUNDAS - dowrnown bedrooms. satin kitchen, large Whitby. A very large two living room with ,replace- Ful bo&oorn apartment. $850 plus bath. pall". cable. LiunWy. u tuhm Alesone bedroom available. $650 plus utilities. lenl references required. $425 Available May 1. 579-8816. eror". inclusive. Own roan• modern. spotless faciptles. own DETACHED Ajax house for rent. 1870 sq.ft. at 61 Rollo Dr. off Peke ring Beach near Har- wood and Bayty. Open House Sat. and Sun. 11 am -3 p.m. For more information, call 4757558. CLEAN 3 bedroom some, 5 mons, from Oshawa Centre, close to school. park, bus route. $850 plus uhlrtes Available �rtrrnedialely. Cap 725.6370 after 1 p, m. (040893) THREE bedroom, two storey Zon nice court in N.E. Oshawa. Available June 1/93. $900 monthly plus unlfrs. Prat, last. NO PETS. Cap 725-2885. (040493) NO down claymentle Good cred97 Good pb? you nn buy for the price or rant, while prose arc rates we down Call Doug or Seem. Community Financial, 668-6805. (TF) WESTNEV Hegha - new throe bedroom home With two bath. 4 appkances. attached garage. 5800 Iwo ttnlet, plus. Available May 1 282-6408 leave nwaage. (040693) MAIN floc. - ROugemount area. 'P.clkering. Three bedroom. end". ato". Lou dry taattns. two car parking. $900 permonth ncMrOM utia m No pea. Avaf- able May 1, Ann 6. 5061941 or 619-184A. (04299M lar9a ruck . $750 . Negotiable apartment, $550, very nicety May 1/93. Gaal, 488-4475 or TWO storey now northwest decorated. Phoria Fear* at 668- 831-1696. f040693) Oshawa. 3 bedrooms. fne~ 0370 or 7231760. M40663) basertlem. 4 appliances. SSW WHTtIV - err bedroom. $525. monthly. Available Aprd to basement - tier OWre, Two OSOroorn- $600 pr month September. References baseMrnt apartment, private plus hydro First and last required. 416.569-9442. ' arraalse- including required. Phorr days. 725- (040293) tAMnes and cable. No pea' non 8911, evenings 668-4016. smatter pnlrr•d. hist and last PICKERING convenient SSW, leave mossage. 432- BEAUTIFUL top quality location, nus bedroom on men 2150. 1040M apartment. Private, quiet, floor . full basement and WHITBY . Clem neo bedroom 00"UL Please cal 4 your garage. $900 monthly . 1/2 basement apartment single. mature. non smoker; wiltm& No pea. available Map $600 monthly plus shared d^rnlrr. $685 mbnmy Incudes 1. Can 839.7719..10404991 utserea First and last rewind. 6°') � and cable. 427-7374. 420 Townhouses 686 -,MM. (040For Rent WMTBV Downtown - small" �DIATE possession. bases apartment building, parking, most bachelor apartment, AJAX • Hwy s2Church, one schools. Two bedroom antral Whitby. Parking• now year old. 3 bedroom with apannewrietavailable anytime appliances. two entrances. ganga, appkrnoes, schools in $620 per month. everything SSW. 6662220. (040893) rnepnbouhood. CIO" o 401. inckided. First and last. Can OSHAWA - one bedroom 8950 • utftw& Avslaae May 1. 6661282 or 6694009. M4060 apartment, central kitten- . Cal 619.2603. (040193) PICKERING - t/mM bednaon good bu"reg. S575 per ,m,n„ PICKERING Village - pres- lop flow of tnkwgabw oernval air. includes , and parkng l i g I o u s three b ed r o o m backyard. dock. hardwood Available May 1. Cam Dave 725- toerinorrle Corn00nenawn back- backyard. washer/dry«. /ridge. 0132 afro 6 Pm. O$MMM weg onto wowbas .4m ti0ge, woval pow, carport, storage sh•ti. QUIET two bedroom baswrwn to G garage and )ua . SM Walk to Go. available April 1. to GO. Avarhble JkCa 1. after 4 $050 pun 213 ulBies. Call 631- apartment, north of Oshawa p.Kill m. 62t Ay . h1d 0 Cal ahr 4 6601 (TF) Centre. Close to all am•rMias. p.m. 4234041. (400263) sewate entrance. $650 aN AJAX - beautiful motion, it, - AJAX - large on bedroom inckrsfrs. 579.5038. (040663) bedreclon fully carpeted, 1 1/2 basoment apartment, above iiOlitseS For ground. PmraN amranee, 4 410 baths. oat -in kitchen, two app iarlees, $595 indusiw. Rent aPOkan•s' close to acnoola. Dark arr0 bks stop. Available Aneikbb Agri 1.9 429M45 or OSHAWA - RkscNAd led- 3 lo lwdk"Y- CAN evening$ and b•tiroorn, fridgw e. sto. fro" weebnds.897-151& ps060.'1 W1*T@V - supor Gint• Goan two poRent a nit to own hrly 430 ROOmS TO bellow apartment in 5 Year old house from only $700 plus dupion. main Moor. 1082 s". v nip Cal µ1s) Rent fMet and Inst reputed- Paid$ laundry facdWm. erasable April PICKEIBNG - spacious one RIR/BSIED spwwm room to 1. $824 monthly • hydro. p O014 li„ ig and no it quiet oneadwe home Relearnoas. Cal 483-2002 orPsw4a erararnwk 4 appkrnoea Cabo. pltore. DMtire afnNobkk 483-11108. Pool" won rp bright iow unL Non use M kMchon. bathroom. PICKERING - large ono, >tmmkk'W fmnedY4e MAO Flet four y tote ss. 427-9007. remand bedroom apanmers• kitehm, rt0 Met• t2 uOltles. 0390DI& Yaig roam! 3 pce- bete, peiaale 040703) WANTED - furnished roank enbarnSe wWeaWrysi Seloge, PKXERNIG Parkway. dtree PrabW* to fielweew. Gbeve. stow, tiaarlaet $gibe ntlln4sy, bodroarle aaPaa4a na or . , is col Rd a, are lap p yY11 as Inclusive. 42"M avallbM 4� roam wit emo cpm fan -F �� 420-57M or month.- Jiae I. (0407901 room, available imrmediatMy- 100% ask fair Fuay. (0402931 PICKEIM M - Mme bedroom SIM rmn lg*l- Rel Rouge main floor o1 bungalow. Ritter Rooky Lie. Perk► R Brle- BIIOOKLM - ona Inge foouf► aplllartoss Mu ndry. back yard. tow Assoc. Brow. 2831500. woe b ate arnatoes. Coad be Med. garase Puts a badebr (040790) hwnwhed, alnwiMWe now. Call apartment, close to all THREE bedroom semi, 4 mrsm P40693) amwnities. Call 684-8905. appliances, two car parking. AJAX - 8tachwA3a*. room to AJAX - o, bedpan basetrws Iiikioled boomos, fatted yard, rent, shared bathroom and apartment- $600 monthly, now O.C. May 1. 7650 plus, kilclten facftw Deck het tub, a4pars- oratorical laundry and 721-2114 of 1416) 493 -SM. s aik" May 1. Cas bloom all U MMM Included Non smoker. OSHAWA - 5 bedroom with 683 peom no pets- Available April 1. Cal detaoed gym avdabe May SAV Ridges, ftkw leg - room altar 6:30 p.m. 686-8434. t. Park Rd. and Adelaide. 189 roles, aaabbb for PICKERING -ono bedroom FisP4mtle $1200pernielind Cal male• Privab driveway, $80 basement apartment. private 985-450I' (04220Meteeky 831 8811. 0407931 reran. Ine room, kiidlan, 4 PICKE WO Village - Bright EXTRA large unfurnished pro. boon, 8560 uAsk)es: laundry, sunny 3 bedroom upper nester bedroom walk-in Oddest tlnndusfOw~NON SMOKER. bus, schoolsgrocal phanglacy. facilities. buregidow. do" to -- Six kitchen priv Available ire I ugly. 686 etc. Minutes to Go, Town Friendly home $450 srsVlatic 6880. 04029M Casty. 4 applances. $890 pun Sum WW" Penal. 686.0744. 110 $$ L A N D/ T N I C K$ O N shared udkow First and hu AJAX - clean- OarPa4ad room n 1MtibY, two bedroom --muss 4190088. 040260) newer of - Use of kitchen, apaAment, private entrance, LIVERPOOL/BATLV - 4 bmdroamt and laundry UKOke tides stoma, no pets, fret and be dnome, two ca► parking• Suitable for non smoking MI.8875 nortllsy .. 750 uNlMes. Mondry. clam. ApH 154" 1. femtale SM weekly -it* idled Available imnwe"ely. Gets. Main floor, $875 plus 60% Or $0 ,r�w�rex�"� kwrlleltsd a9 3060. 000m 01Ni80. Call 509839& 0404" 3201- fiIQ4P3) parking, non smoker, no pets. 721.0879 leave message. M40993) TIDY Pickering home, con- venient location, partly furnished with 6 appliances and weight room*. $320. SM. $285 plus. Non smokers. Call Ken 420- 7347 or 282-4045. (033193) AJAX - room for rent in townhouse, share faolfies, non smoker preferred. Ti325 monthly. inclue,ve. Available ,rtrmediAlely. Fwsvlast. Days. 683.5150 or eveninyweskends. 683-6602. (040493) AJAX - responsible person re- quired to sham three bedroom. Inree bath tow house. Parking. Uundry. close to Bus. $425. Cal 619-3332. (0404931 AJAX snared accorrnodar orle. detach borne. bedroorns. use of all amenfies. Hwy e/01 ares.. 9350 monthiy. reduskve. Cal 666-6643 or 592-6690 leave -onaga (040293) AJAX - one bedroom with private washroom. ale conditioning. Meeting. phone. tabu. pill" aleaiable . am Loewe Fermate. non stnmor $300 mommy. Cas 686.3048. 455 Condo Rent WHITer luxury condo with solanum- two bedrooms. two bathe, 5 applkrioas. 12X7 al roa.aton wawa. rntrrledM" Minutes from Go. $1100 rnCnttly Cad 296-3695 or 391. 2296 (040293) TOP d westney - Luxurious corr, dominium apartment. two bedroom . den or 3rd bernoan� exc~1 condalon, avarabks Jkfy. Petr R. Broome. Renta Reqs Rarer Realty Ltd. 21113- ISM. 83,500. MQ72M W14T$V - luxury condo with soeariunl. two bedrooms, rwo battle. 5 apploncss, 1200 sq.ft.. AWrWN on locations. Jur 15. Minutes from Go. $1100 None AV, Can 298-3896 or 890- 946s.(040693) AJAX - one bedroom cordo. parking, close to Go. 5 applkanee9. $800 Monthly. Available now. Cam George days (416) 4961444 or afro 6 p.m. (416) 769 t 562- P40MM 460 o"` s `SS IMM *i 300 to 600 s4 tL office spe0@ and trends Soaps $paces atcatl". Located in S. POvenng. For more rdormabn cal 427-M 91 retailfog 41ea%liftylsee i MolSee - Valst -, ws oaltplsa Nsaalodk with exiwns keV, awatedies and a Call seg=r easarl obw rasa 040ee31 470 Cotlag" "wRwd KAWAR'FNU LAKE S.yaeut. Wood11md Estassk houeekeg ins cottay�s. 3. piece 1, it t - es @. POK binick. of 7054153- 1317. 0623831 WOODLAND cottages on bwOW Bantam Lala Open House Easter wsokwW. For WON Eft l cal 410.72e?953, 490,,,wmim,,� CLEARWATER - three bsdrocii, it* fu nisled. air con.. mobilo home. heatW pools. hot tub. bnnis, nowlees . and major altralaiae Children welcome*. Photos. X560& o0.3)SM weeny FLORIDA - Madeira Beach. 1500 sq.h. luxury gu8 front condo. 6 appUant". 2 • 1 b•droome, two baths, all alocessoH•s, heated pool. goer. Photos and, t1OMM..Cate 723 1084. 400 A "Fr."'.". 410 "°"m rer 430 Roo' To PAt PICKERING . Lhiexpooftor. /ICKIMM . Brock Rdlllalor AJAX Sash - wllwnitMd room two bedroom basement Oaks Dr. TMert, dlo, 2 IM for single male, separate wobmwn Go and anyrltlss battle, double garage, resplaw. entrance, shared facilities, "M and MK foundry. includes wip" deo palter weekly deposit. 883-50". 8730 mt40% us . 8n Call Shared May 1. 1-416-579-7576. (010493) 450 0703) 40 Accomm. THREE bedroom clean PICKERING - two bedroom bungalow. quiet Courwo area.furnished AJAX - �� worm bowneM spo nsnt, dose to 401, GO. First/last required, available June 15. Washer, dryer. stove, tridge, dishwasher share house. diose ieme. $700 plus hydro. Available included. No pets, $1000 welcoamen parking, smokers elco. Quiet surroundings, 7325 Immediately. Call Kelly, 420- monthly. Call 728.6486. inclusive. Phone 17. 8894 (040743) (�93) rooms SHARE 4 bedrooms, AVAILABLE May 1. South y UPPER D_ ogler •North Oshawa, bathroom home with friend h Pickering, walk to Beach. TauntonrReson, 3 bedrooms. 3 working non smelters. exoaNrt parking, bachelor, $450 and bathrooms, central air, parking, south Ajax beaker, 880 weakly Large one bedroom. $650 par large deck, tented yard, $,200 inclusive. Call Michele. 427 - month inclusive. For more per month at inclusive. First and 0318 days or 686-8579 information, call Mel or Tom, last, references. Call 4333853. ~1ne s. M4029M 509-0902. (93) PICKERING Village - three AJAX-twobedroomaparslnrs, DUPLEX - two bedroom "um bedrooms on main floor of use of all facilities, cable floor, kitchen, living, dining bungalow, 4 appliances, $800 .. inlcuded. Close to Hospital, room. deck. back yard. parking. Non smokers and no pets. Call transit. parking. $400 monthly available immediately, $750 683-5658. (040293) incl sure. Cal Len. 819-0124 or irecksive'First and last. Garage, bus. 6635111. (040293) $75 per month. Fist and Iasi required. 579.3583 or 728.9345. OSHAWA - Olive/Drew - very dean two bedroom plus den. , LOOKING la preltMsional lady 12 baths. 4 appliances parking to share my towrri0use. ExaF W14TBY - bright clean furnished bachelor, 4 pce. bath, broadloom. TV., storage. laundry, parking for one, close to GO and 401. Own entry, no pets. 416.284-1619 or 416.120-3774. (042093) BROOKLIN - one bedroom apartment, close to all amenities. could be furnished. Available now Cap 655.5539. (040693) PICKERING DixleGlerearena - large rnodern two bedroom basementapanmers available. Full bath, separate entrance. cable. ulifies, parking Included. Non smoker. no tars Call 839- 6826. (040293) AJAX HarwoodBayy. clean spacious two bedroom base- ment apartment, separate entrance- laundry. Parking, cable, close to schools. anuppng, non smokers. vacarri. $650 monthly. ;: sl,:asI required. 619-9081 (040793) AVAILABLE rm+edl2t*ly In Whitby apartment budding. Spacious. carpeted, newly parried apartMrrri with balwny. close to bus. shopping. All IAdeme rneduded. No pets, ane bedroom. $550. two pedroom, 6660. CAN 666-5171 (TF) PICKERING - huge bngM taro ler« besermem apartment. two $ROCK/DUNDAS - dowrnown bedrooms. satin kitchen, large Whitby. A very large two living room with ,replace- Ful bo&oorn apartment. $850 plus bath. pall". cable. LiunWy. u tuhm Alesone bedroom available. $650 plus utilities. lenl references required. $425 Available May 1. 579-8816. eror". inclusive. Own roan• modern. spotless faciptles. own DETACHED Ajax house for rent. 1870 sq.ft. at 61 Rollo Dr. off Peke ring Beach near Har- wood and Bayty. Open House Sat. and Sun. 11 am -3 p.m. For more information, call 4757558. CLEAN 3 bedroom some, 5 mons, from Oshawa Centre, close to school. park, bus route. $850 plus uhlrtes Available �rtrrnedialely. Cap 725.6370 after 1 p, m. (040893) THREE bedroom, two storey Zon nice court in N.E. Oshawa. Available June 1/93. $900 monthly plus unlfrs. Prat, last. NO PETS. Cap 725-2885. (040493) NO down claymentle Good cred97 Good pb? you nn buy for the price or rant, while prose arc rates we down Call Doug or Seem. Community Financial, 668-6805. (TF) WESTNEV Hegha - new throe bedroom home With two bath. 4 appkances. attached garage. 5800 Iwo ttnlet, plus. Available May 1 282-6408 leave nwaage. (040693) MAIN floc. - ROugemount area. 'P.clkering. Three bedroom. end". ato". Lou dry taattns. two car parking. $900 permonth ncMrOM utia m No pea. Avaf- able May 1, Ann 6. 5061941 or 619-184A. (04299M lar9a ruck . $750 . Negotiable apartment, $550, very nicety May 1/93. Gaal, 488-4475 or TWO storey now northwest decorated. Phoria Fear* at 668- 831-1696. f040693) Oshawa. 3 bedrooms. fne~ 0370 or 7231760. M40663) basertlem. 4 appliances. SSW WHTtIV - err bedroom. $525. monthly. Available Aprd to basement - tier OWre, Two OSOroorn- $600 pr month September. References baseMrnt apartment, private plus hydro First and last required. 416.569-9442. ' arraalse- including required. Phorr days. 725- (040293) tAMnes and cable. No pea' non 8911, evenings 668-4016. smatter pnlrr•d. hist and last PICKERING convenient SSW, leave mossage. 432- BEAUTIFUL top quality location, nus bedroom on men 2150. 1040M apartment. Private, quiet, floor . full basement and WHITBY . Clem neo bedroom 00"UL Please cal 4 your garage. $900 monthly . 1/2 basement apartment single. mature. non smoker; wiltm& No pea. available Map $600 monthly plus shared d^rnlrr. $685 mbnmy Incudes 1. Can 839.7719..10404991 utserea First and last rewind. 6°') � and cable. 427-7374. 420 Townhouses 686 -,MM. (040For Rent WMTBV Downtown - small" �DIATE possession. bases apartment building, parking, most bachelor apartment, AJAX • Hwy s2Church, one schools. Two bedroom antral Whitby. Parking• now year old. 3 bedroom with apannewrietavailable anytime appliances. two entrances. ganga, appkrnoes, schools in $620 per month. everything SSW. 6662220. (040893) rnepnbouhood. CIO" o 401. inckided. First and last. Can OSHAWA - one bedroom 8950 • utftw& Avslaae May 1. 6661282 or 6694009. M4060 apartment, central kitten- . Cal 619.2603. (040193) PICKERING - t/mM bednaon good bu"reg. S575 per ,m,n„ PICKERING Village - pres- lop flow of tnkwgabw oernval air. includes , and parkng l i g I o u s three b ed r o o m backyard. dock. hardwood Available May 1. Cam Dave 725- toerinorrle Corn00nenawn back- backyard. washer/dry«. /ridge. 0132 afro 6 Pm. O$MMM weg onto wowbas .4m ti0ge, woval pow, carport, storage sh•ti. QUIET two bedroom baswrwn to G garage and )ua . SM Walk to Go. available April 1. to GO. Avarhble JkCa 1. after 4 $050 pun 213 ulBies. Call 631- apartment, north of Oshawa p.Kill m. 62t Ay . h1d 0 Cal ahr 4 6601 (TF) Centre. Close to all am•rMias. p.m. 4234041. (400263) sewate entrance. $650 aN AJAX - beautiful motion, it, - AJAX - large on bedroom inckrsfrs. 579.5038. (040663) bedreclon fully carpeted, 1 1/2 basoment apartment, above iiOlitseS For ground. PmraN amranee, 4 410 baths. oat -in kitchen, two app iarlees, $595 indusiw. Rent aPOkan•s' close to acnoola. Dark arr0 bks stop. Available Aneikbb Agri 1.9 429M45 or OSHAWA - RkscNAd led- 3 lo lwdk"Y- CAN evening$ and b•tiroorn, fridgw e. sto. fro" weebnds.897-151& ps060.'1 W1*T@V - supor Gint• Goan two poRent a nit to own hrly 430 ROOmS TO bellow apartment in 5 Year old house from only $700 plus dupion. main Moor. 1082 s". v nip Cal µ1s) Rent fMet and Inst reputed- Paid$ laundry facdWm. erasable April PICKEIBNG - spacious one RIR/BSIED spwwm room to 1. $824 monthly • hydro. p O014 li„ ig and no it quiet oneadwe home Relearnoas. Cal 483-2002 orPsw4a erararnwk 4 appkrnoea Cabo. pltore. DMtire afnNobkk 483-11108. Pool" won rp bright iow unL Non use M kMchon. bathroom. PICKERING - large ono, >tmmkk'W fmnedY4e MAO Flet four y tote ss. 427-9007. remand bedroom apanmers• kitehm, rt0 Met• t2 uOltles. 0390DI& Yaig roam! 3 pce- bete, peiaale 040703) WANTED - furnished roank enbarnSe wWeaWrysi Seloge, PKXERNIG Parkway. dtree PrabW* to fielweew. Gbeve. stow, tiaarlaet $gibe ntlln4sy, bodroarle aaPaa4a na or . , is col Rd a, are lap p yY11 as Inclusive. 42"M avallbM 4� roam wit emo cpm fan -F �� 420-57M or month.- Jiae I. (0407901 room, available imrmediatMy- 100% ask fair Fuay. (0402931 PICKEIM M - Mme bedroom SIM rmn lg*l- Rel Rouge main floor o1 bungalow. Ritter Rooky Lie. Perk► R Brle- BIIOOKLM - ona Inge foouf► aplllartoss Mu ndry. back yard. tow Assoc. Brow. 2831500. woe b ate arnatoes. Coad be Med. garase Puts a badebr (040790) hwnwhed, alnwiMWe now. Call apartment, close to all THREE bedroom semi, 4 mrsm P40693) amwnities. Call 684-8905. appliances, two car parking. AJAX - 8tachwA3a*. room to AJAX - o, bedpan basetrws Iiikioled boomos, fatted yard, rent, shared bathroom and apartment- $600 monthly, now O.C. May 1. 7650 plus, kilclten facftw Deck het tub, a4pars- oratorical laundry and 721-2114 of 1416) 493 -SM. s aik" May 1. Cas bloom all U MMM Included Non smoker. OSHAWA - 5 bedroom with 683 peom no pets- Available April 1. Cal detaoed gym avdabe May SAV Ridges, ftkw leg - room altar 6:30 p.m. 686-8434. t. Park Rd. and Adelaide. 189 roles, aaabbb for PICKERING -ono bedroom FisP4mtle $1200pernielind Cal male• Privab driveway, $80 basement apartment. private 985-450I' (04220Meteeky 831 8811. 0407931 reran. Ine room, kiidlan, 4 PICKE WO Village - Bright EXTRA large unfurnished pro. boon, 8560 uAsk)es: laundry, sunny 3 bedroom upper nester bedroom walk-in Oddest tlnndusfOw~NON SMOKER. bus, schoolsgrocal phanglacy. facilities. buregidow. do" to -- Six kitchen priv Available ire I ugly. 686 etc. Minutes to Go, Town Friendly home $450 srsVlatic 6880. 04029M Casty. 4 applances. $890 pun Sum WW" Penal. 686.0744. 110 $$ L A N D/ T N I C K$ O N shared udkow First and hu AJAX - clean- OarPa4ad room n 1MtibY, two bedroom --muss 4190088. 040260) newer of - Use of kitchen, apaAment, private entrance, LIVERPOOL/BATLV - 4 bmdroamt and laundry UKOke tides stoma, no pets, fret and be dnome, two ca► parking• Suitable for non smoking MI.8875 nortllsy .. 750 uNlMes. Mondry. clam. ApH 154" 1. femtale SM weekly -it* idled Available imnwe"ely. Gets. Main floor, $875 plus 60% Or $0 ,r�w�rex�"� kwrlleltsd a9 3060. 000m 01Ni80. Call 509839& 0404" 3201- fiIQ4P3) parking, non smoker, no pets. 721.0879 leave message. M40993) TIDY Pickering home, con- venient location, partly furnished with 6 appliances and weight room*. $320. SM. $285 plus. Non smokers. Call Ken 420- 7347 or 282-4045. (033193) AJAX - room for rent in townhouse, share faolfies, non smoker preferred. Ti325 monthly. inclue,ve. Available ,rtrmediAlely. Fwsvlast. Days. 683.5150 or eveninyweskends. 683-6602. (040493) AJAX - responsible person re- quired to sham three bedroom. Inree bath tow house. Parking. Uundry. close to Bus. $425. Cal 619-3332. (0404931 AJAX snared accorrnodar orle. detach borne. bedroorns. use of all amenfies. Hwy e/01 ares.. 9350 monthiy. reduskve. Cal 666-6643 or 592-6690 leave -onaga (040293) AJAX - one bedroom with private washroom. ale conditioning. Meeting. phone. tabu. pill" aleaiable . am Loewe Fermate. non stnmor $300 mommy. Cas 686.3048. 455 Condo Rent WHITer luxury condo with solanum- two bedrooms. two bathe, 5 applkrioas. 12X7 al roa.aton wawa. rntrrledM" Minutes from Go. $1100 rnCnttly Cad 296-3695 or 391. 2296 (040293) TOP d westney - Luxurious corr, dominium apartment. two bedroom . den or 3rd bernoan� exc~1 condalon, avarabks Jkfy. Petr R. Broome. Renta Reqs Rarer Realty Ltd. 21113- ISM. 83,500. MQ72M W14T$V - luxury condo with soeariunl. two bedrooms, rwo battle. 5 apploncss, 1200 sq.ft.. AWrWN on locations. Jur 15. Minutes from Go. $1100 None AV, Can 298-3896 or 890- 946s.(040693) AJAX - one bedroom cordo. parking, close to Go. 5 applkanee9. $800 Monthly. Available now. Cam George days (416) 4961444 or afro 6 p.m. (416) 769 t 562- P40MM 460 o"` s `SS IMM *i 300 to 600 s4 tL office spe0@ and trends Soaps $paces atcatl". Located in S. POvenng. For more rdormabn cal 427-M 91 retailfog 41ea%liftylsee i MolSee - Valst -, ws oaltplsa Nsaalodk with exiwns keV, awatedies and a Call seg=r easarl obw rasa 040ee31 470 Cotlag" "wRwd KAWAR'FNU LAKE S.yaeut. Wood11md Estassk houeekeg ins cottay�s. 3. piece 1, it t - es @. POK binick. of 7054153- 1317. 0623831 WOODLAND cottages on bwOW Bantam Lala Open House Easter wsokwW. For WON Eft l cal 410.72e?953, 490,,,wmim,,� CLEARWATER - three bsdrocii, it* fu nisled. air con.. mobilo home. heatW pools. hot tub. bnnis, nowlees . and major altralaiae Children welcome*. Photos. X560& o0.3)SM weeny FLORIDA - Madeira Beach. 1500 sq.h. luxury gu8 front condo. 6 appUant". 2 • 1 b•droome, two baths, all alocessoH•s, heated pool. goer. Photos and, t1OMM..Cate 723 1084. 500 FW11 Sit0 1 WH I will 27 tflbodlavm Cn. - 4. I bedrow 2 . 1 bath, main few famlyroom with fieplace, terata air. beautiful cul -do -sac, near schools and shopping centre. Backs onto field. No � a;. . $180.000.n1- BROKER has $10.000 to lend at $147 per month. Contact Doug a 66S -6W5. Community cinan- cial SeMose. (TF) RAVINE areal ovely three bedroom home, attached garage. 4 car drrlreway. walk out to large deck, basement walkout to large Path. New Kitchen and broadloom, oak 'hroughout. Wood stove. $159.900. Call 436-79,0.(040493) NO down payment - Whitby, 2750 sq.h., double garage with remote. cul-de-sac. 4 spacious bedrooms, rnaster-retreat, walk- in closet, 5 pce. ensurle. 3 cwl- ing tans. 19 blinds. central vac. marble ceramics. 4 peemain bathroom. spiral oak staircase. walkout to petro deck. fenced yard. skylight, fireplace in sunken famuyroom, many upgrades. $492 P.I. weekly. mortgage renewal. Apnl 1993 $228.000. 4360997 (040693) OPEN Nouse Sun 12,00-3 p.m 469 Oshawa BNB. N. Bungalow, large lot freestanding greenhouse. 3 . 1 bedrooms. F.A.G.. finished tec room, bar, gas fireplace. $130.900 Call 728-0939 or 576-0646. (040293) OSHAWA spacious 4 bedrooms 3 baths. custom home. an k bre , double gatage. firplace. wall to 24 h deck. LG. cv . many more upgrades. mustsee to app-ecate AskS+g $255.900 434-53C2. HELP - coal tell through. Oshawa t -plea. legal. brick bu ldi-g •avme lot. newer ii -cows Lias tumaal needs inte-,or wo-K. $119.00C Call FrankM,anov,c, COldwed Banker RMR. 728-9414 Pill WHY rent"? Fp $SOC you can own anow 3 or 4 bedroom nor -r 'o quality for a mortgage. no problem Buy lyre . f•Om budder Vol decays. call 416- 697-2702. 16697-2702. (0406931 OSHAWA two storey. 3 bedroom% central aervac- new knCher all furnace, wiground pod. pnow to sol $129.9911. Open House April 4, 1 'L 18 and 25 '-4 p.m. 385 Jarvis St. 728- 7964 1040693 WHl-ter -- think summer! Waited inground 161:34' pod. two -,*vol deck. G'v., three boa 0oms. 1 1 2 baths. upgraded broadloom, sunken wrr9 room. trench door, -ec room wt- wet bar Des,ratme li:"Ior '23-2958 (040293) WHITBY 2665. qualay 4 Jed'oom executive home, double door entry, all clay brick, Will OCKmg driveway and wa'kway. prolessional landscaping, fna,r floor - an Irencn doors. many extras Open House Sun. t-4 p.m $2.18.9115 837-0991. No Agents Please (0408991 510 Townhouses For Sale PRIVATE Sale - Pickering. 3 bedroom townhouse ill finished basement, walk to �NOp= Go. miung $123.900. Cal latxveen 630 and 10 p.m 631-9W1. (0406931 540 Out -w Town Properties es MIST SELL - 100 acres. abut$ Crown Land. 1300' waerimm. Tshng. as need, $29.900..10 apes hobby farm with hand- yman Cabin. two bedrooms, open Concept. !299 rnomnly. Owner financing. 427-6637. (off) 545""ab0n -- Properties CAalPc WUM cow ft coast pato s U. $1. Llletirne M-fborohp, 761'761N>•r�7 l896 1114 575 Lom 8101St Ptoblerrwi Low, debt consolidations, credit ants niliettMrds. pareonal oodget FRREE C NSULTATIe ONS. comm cowmaim Oshaseliti. 433- Ulm Xc 580 images I FMA MMGAMS AND LOANS - Caf ItidTall 6d�7400 Anne kw"bllarttll MORTGAGES and barn, 95% kilarncig, down payment alto arral0ed. Am anownt available. Call Ootp i88-6605. Com- ta .9 Faneftalsl aerv*, (TF1 1I1EWt►1s ArmAi m Business Gardening, Home Services Landscaping Improvements FAST PROFESSIONAL RESUMES Letters, memos, business plansi'lletter. 839-5492 Call between 5-9 & weekends ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. usiness or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessons available. Randy Timms. (416) 342-2279. (TF) PICKWAY Transportation - Pryvate School Bus Service to Pickering Public Schools and Day Care Centres. Also Pldker- IN and Ajax Momesson Private Schools. Register now for September 420.4574. (042893) P 1 4 9wwbdty J6- lr r:.GW FOR PAVING STONE Retaining walls. Stairs or planting, our quality and value are unequaled. Call 427-4143 Spring clean-ups also available. TWIN Rivers Property Mainienan a. General clean up. lawn am, yg, weed spraying and Chimney Sweeps fertilizin. Reliable, reasonable AJAX C^ •-'^A, Sweecs $Data-, $1C or- •egulaf cni. cleaning Desi screens instal any $25 (No muss. no fuss, 3uaranteed We Prevent ch,m nay tiresl -tee estimates. 686 :'41 (042293, Drapes, Upholstery SUP COVERS Sc irro s:Ne art^ custom ace SHP covers I met Esther ^. taKe new silo covers for you, old sofas and chairs. Believe It or not. the ht is sear snug v -a: rt bots like �0'ols:e•ec altogether• cost,ng you only one third Me once on labour compared to re- ==elAlso undertaken are: vaoerees-d,:vet covers -or,dals -evening gowns -cnddren's garments -and more. Contac: Esther a 686-r6 . Cady 40C p.m. - 890 p.m. - Commercial (Rental Units TO'ent Co. ^1e-ca� space we` Bryce m Pck- ng Suitable for storage a wncs.ran. apDrox. 2200 sr It Ca $09-3259 evenings. (W 193) Housecleaning ARE yo: having problems find. Ing L --n to dean your hprne'7 For orotessorw cleaning. cap +alar s Norm Service todayl 127-7041 (047193) Business tit n es 590 Opp SPARE tlTnll Mama fortune by just opening a tank aLoounll Loam how. Amazrtg recorded rrnssaps ntNoals (eta" 1-416 4536329 art 355. (040690) $5410 million Pharmaceutical Company 9w Network, tor tree Igraure, call 1-800453-4637 worth Trartu s179"or Contact Call Cyr at 416-430-0688. (040893) 683-810. (040643! Flooring, TM1°) Carpeting led - �1 iiF IW- . -^... 5 ROM soeow $69.95 FREE HALL a DEODORANT 683-0164 OFFER EXPIRES t0 APCVL93 Painting, Decorating PROFESSIONAL a^' a^ walloape- ng One room Or wade house. guaranteed lowest rates No fob s too small. Oual" worK-Iail guaramew Cal 430-25%5 (TFAIL) PROFESSIONAL panting, inre- 'or and Ill. orywaa tapng- oaStenng and spray Call Alfredo or Haka, 7231337. (TF) PROFESSIONAL painting, wallpaper ara orywau. excMbnt •efe-ences Call to, friendly =REE estimate- 6838780. (TF) Handyman CONSTRUCTION Interior and exterior repairs- renImbons and construction. Fast and clean professional work CRAIG 686'1913 Carpenter Builder British Trained 18 yrs. Experience All renovabon work undertaken. Kitchens, bathrooms, basements, bars, drywall, ceilings, decks, fences, etc. For a free estimate call Tom 831.6596 DEL ZOTTO WOOD FENCING Specializing in Residential Fences i Decks Drilled Holes and Set Posts, ForFree Estimates Call (416) 283-3868 Office RENOVATIONS Basements. decks, cabinets, painting 8 decorating For estimate in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 specilbv it renovations Bathrooms, listens t baserrrerrs Ceramic 6 marble work as wsa 20 yR experience Free Estimates Detre, Orman 2116 3329 Nights, Nunzio I M2267 L.A.S. HOME •PROVEMENTS Foes on gilaiq a allkitm* pnasl Co„ Ipiou rftwr renovaws, framul8 bywtl CDM Ron a tllg-261 o dap or $114144 AW 6 and weekends. TMS Painting 13 Decor Interior a Exterior European WoArnianship. Fast clean reliable service. 421 -Ml A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS IN-LAW APARTMENT BATHROOMS ADDITIONS DECKS FENCES FAMILY ROOMS KITCHENS RENOVATIONS PAINT & WALLPAPER INTERLOCK FREE ESTIMATES!! CALL ANYTIME 24 HR.. SERVICE PICKERING iKESWICK PEFFERLAW 1-416-837-1634 1-416-476-4575 1-705-4371296 ANSWERING MACHINE ASK ABOUT FREE TV OFFER WITH CONTRACT Moving, Storage MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anpnmg, Cortrnercnl or resalen", and mond1 decounis Free eaaru". AJAX Moving Systems full servaes. moves, appliance and Drano specialists. flat rate or hourly, We now have heated storage units. Now offering free Doses with neve. Call 427- OW5. (TF) 1 --- HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS - NbIB!$ • mow big or small, we price Free Estirlrlq then all Free astmates. servers Col Ed discount. shorn notice naves. pianos moved Comparable 42$-6386 rasa. Cal 432-2950. (TF) ALL Types of noun aro can UAN with truck andor man for marcal rnprovemants and ad- all your moving needs. prices to (Myons corrVk" wen eleancal is your btxtget. Spec— l rates for Plumbing. painting and ysn,Pnl Staning at Mhr. Crave decorating, excellent Pete a cap a 576.9633.(TFALL) wakmahahP. reasonable roes. For a tree actuate, can 263MEN with large truck will do I.C.G. Construction Ltd. - 2186' !040697) household mow, resrdentya. lushly exterior and nionor CERAMIC film, prdletigflyly OOn morC9' All types of movl -$tions, repairs. afdawro. instaMd. eat. Moon, tucfters Cal Carl of Jane. 427.2856. 1416i9^t74d bas and cabnsia, and barrooms. Expert repairs. Phiirt�i 111 wolkmaranp guaranteed Great references. For freea fr Ind Wd&NW, Cor"ad Gary ate' eNanae. Pismo call Dave all 6813730. (042583) 680Announcements 680 kinouniormilm 680Announceinem DENTAL OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENT We at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering, are thrilled to give our clientele a warm cozy atmosphere to experience the finest and most up to date dental techniques as well as the most modem sterilization techniques. However for those who st:ll 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. Labovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ont. Jmffw m PkWAw No job loo said - Faluom, showers, basement wom--oolae, wet ben$, M Any I m aiiont of atidia► Oayliee: 427-4174, How: 427-000. Ash br Tont. FOr mo ipn a1R yr>01fp� fICM. Qi1�TMcim Rey 3 FIS ESTKaES a MOM TAX •ef1(law • Oa/id a000uant • Pafaoes A sled bu m 11162111, 1111 s �IdM� af1.Mfl TAX - Peraornal and Corporation ave For year ends air Judy Kukais, A000urealnL 420- 2081. (031193) PERSONAL Income Tax Returns - last, accurate. low roel prepared by LinivereiN C Ilan nerce Graduals. Free pick- up and delivery available for Ajax uaeidwft. CM 8$17171. SIGNING COME AND WORSHIP THESE CHURCHES • INVITE YOU TO - . ATTEND THEIR ,I WORSHIP SERVICES t ►vl k't . AMBERLE I PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1820 Whiles Rd. K THE FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP TIME 11:00 aim Superfrbod Nursery ®� WESTNEY HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH McNing air Appieerott Pubic 5cMd 55 Coles Atw- Noll, ARIL (Just East of LOEB Plan) MOR" WORSHIP 1850 AY Rex Jame Reade, Pallor M1720 Dunbarbn . Faii port Urtibd Church 1066 Dultbarbn Rd, Pocket It 839-7271 ftrJV c Service 10:30 PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH 5916 Hq T stillilmy stwlep schod 1115 M00lli'110 Tbesil1MT!0 06 CA C1111IN 4-UNSMIIR Rb M* conA and 11aftTq Bit► u$ wary �• T. PAUL'S ON -THE -HILI K MST10N AT FAIRJ`1= RD. Pkkaing-839-7909 Palm Sul - Anri1 Mfr 9:15 and 11:00 a.m. WORSHIP and CHILDREN'S Palm Procession 7 pm. Power, Praise and Healing All Wekon e! �y Pickering VVillaaggeUnited Church 300 W lu bl l .7L N., Ajax 683.4721 1ReK Plows d Zurbrigg Pl"issww WMNp & Sur" $loot 10:30 am ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 REV. JAMES WvGS WORS14P i CHURCH SCHOOL 11:00 A.Y. Meeting every Sunday Worship 8 Sunday SChoo1:10-.90 aAL 11001111111NG- Tuesdav- Ault 6 7:30 8 m Frain �aCtfer BARNEY COOMBS ALL VISTORS WELCOME For More Inbnynition Cal: M4M VA # All". PK;KERWG CIINr1E5E BAPTIST CHURCH Surday Worlhip:1000 aitt. -AL80 Sunday School: 11:30 a.m. 2145 BROOK RD. N, Pl KOW TN: (416) 6166911 EASTER SERVICES WILL BE PUBLISHED APRIL 7. TO ADVERTISE CALL JANICE, 683-5110. HO�1ME�iL��& �a holpov�entnlw serv�k'ea BUSINESS Now singles introduction put* spiritual advisor on love, _ SINCERE Siogles Personal in- SERVICES L wants, keprownntB d �� ElfRovEAll tile speealip nhOwNe HAGMAN. clown. friends. ca Nor. BirN�jd41111116 happenings. world class t� e�I; your bathroom or ato ayj spectral. ion O ntano b fastest !err, . PMrk+lbirkp, eNafical_ kadm walk as well as floor promotions, opening*, Home Trude aglktib for trarteport or tie*. 20 years ellperiertoe. Good fundnaiels, Magi Show am Improvements dumping. Ask la Mike, 426 references and satisfactionlunl For L*nroo Heap. 9317057 or 729-111M. 96211. Mono) guaranteed. free ederalso(TIF) QUALITY wad, by iW —and ► krpraerrwnla D. Dykstra, 725.4913. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing son team. Well experienced, drywall, taping, painting, SABER Contracting - all rrogic to dlilika's parties and al occasions, have m, own hard working. Renovations, addllorls d*dks.elc Cal us for woodwork, accoullcal calling, aeld year* carpentry, additions, renovations, kitehena, magician. Cal Ernie 666.4932 a free estimate 571-1263 ail or experience, wry good rates, bathrooms. home mairrenance Music, Dancing Rod. Oshawa (TFALL) Cal Satire. 6641-7096. (040693) emergency service. furniture Instruct. JOURNEYMAN electrician. J.C. Remodelling, Recession refinishing, Quality work Specializing n service changes rewiring, additions and Price Busters. Ree rooms, �a�• complete kNeror and guaranteed. 15 years expermn-)p 666-2915. (TFEFG) FUN and creative piano/ keyboard lessons in my lorry renovations. All work guaranteed, free estimates. Cal exlenor docaiiwi% &r types d flowing. rod n9 tpecialat. For free FBI MS yellr ed lod9y Ages 3 and up. sPecw needs inciividuats welcome. Call Laura 420-6320. (TFA) estimates. call Jell at 721.8926. at 619-1800. (040493) CONTRACTING LTD. Established 1955 General Contractors All Types of Home Improvements * Decks * Additions Tar Custom Built Homes * All Makes of Windows, patio doors 5 yr. Guarantee on Labour and Materials For Free Estimates Call 1st-I-- • M7` S w LIVE IN CARE OR PERIODIC VISITS FOR YOUR PETS PLANTS 8 HOME HOME SECURITY a INSURANCE VALIDATION • PET EXERCISING s FEEDING • BONDED i MISURED. EST 1981 686-1691 =40 t. fttrrr...nl Intanationd Specw[tw Schnau4 Steak Filet ofSafe or 4Nrww Spccia SuffI4 Brunch 10:30 to 2:30 Located in the Courty2,d Pickcray Village 109 old Xng wn U., 'IjaX 427.6760 'CELEBRATING 20 YRS. AS A REALTOR' Carol E. 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FREE singles ads - for all sin - Kelowna, B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults care unattached angles looking 9767.(040293) L1N 71_9 !040493) 35 yrs. of Quality Construction Ative�lsrgFealure Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd. General Contracting When you thoroughly enjoy what you do for a living, the end result naturally shows. Gunther Ivens, of Gunther Ivens Contracting Ltd., thoroughly enjoys what he does, and his 42 years in the business of building custom homes of all sizes reveals that. His firm provides building and renovating service to residential, industrial a nd commercial client,;. 'she master craftsman, who resides in Pickering, apprenticed as a carpenter in Germany from 19.16-1949. A precise workman, he sets high standards for all who work with him, and he Puts great emphasis on "the things that aren't seen." He says. "You must Like care of the rough construction (the framing) or the finishing could be substandard - doors not being plumb, is a prime example. 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A precise workman, he sets high standards for all who work with him, and he Puts great emphasis on "the things that aren't seen." He says. "You must Like care of the rough construction (the framing) or the finishing could be substandard - doors not being plumb, is a prime example. "'rhe proper fitting of insulation and an unbroken vapor barrier are tssential to a troubh-free operation." :qtr. Ivens works only with the most reliable tradespeople - those he describes as "the best". Another trait of which he is very proud is the fact that "We finish on time. Punctuality is an important facet of his business life. Although he has built numerous custom homes, renovations snake up a good part of his business. Windows and doors, sunrooms, recreation rooms, bathrooms and kitcbens are all part of the Ivens stock. Many people are choosing to enlarge their home rather than move. For some families, uprooting from school and community is not a desirable proposition, even though they require more living space. So the logical choice is usually DFL E. GLLLE MAU & DR. M. RTZS..I M WE INWN NEW PA71ENTS 0YAPP01INTUENT WE OFFER FAMILY EYECARE • ConW Lenses • binocular vision • Perceptual Testing • Dispensing of as Types of Frames �* I & Contacts I Pfcliaring Corporate Centre 1305 Pickering Parkway lion 683.1175639.5305. r Gunther Ivens has crafted numerous custom homes - many in the range of 2,000-5,000 sq. ft.; and he is also a certified Pella contractor. renovating. In recent months, lumber prices have been on the increase, and, says Mr. Ivens, that trend will likely continue over the next few months. For that reason, he advises anyone who is considering renovating, to begin that task now. When he accepts a contracting project, the electrical and plumbing aspects of the job are included in the quotation. During his 38 or so years in the construction industry, Mr. Ivens has done a great deal of Nwom r smicul Your 1 scop Property Maintenance Specialist Weed Control A Fertilization hisect Control on (Lawn & Shrubs Lawncutsing Tree Shrub Care 100/9 Discount to Seniors ..420-6089 commercial and indusirial Aork. These include factories. retail and office space. Gunther Ivens Contracting is also a certified Pella -Hunt contractor. Pella -Hunt, a reputable company for many years, manufactures sunrooms, windows and dcxlrs. Although his workmanship is top notch, for quality homes, his ]rices are surprisingly moderate. If you would like more information on the talents of the Gunther Ivens Contracting team, call 839-0681. MRa TRIM ifiMIGAIMMSEMM is GoNermnent Licensed professionals • gpzing in Property maintenance • Tree ag ting / FREE ESTUATES 434-9428 M.B.A. & ASSOCIATES Financial and Sales Marketing Consultants FOR Business Industry NO CHARGE INITIAL CONSULTATION 420-1564 STREAMSIDE LANDSCAPING over 30 years experience Lawns, Gardens Commercial /Residential 'Let Streamside take care of all your Gardening needs -- Richard Ally 420-6835 ONE FREE T-SHIRT WITH PURCHASE FOR FIRST 50 CUSTOMERS STARTING MARCH 11, 1993 ly WE BUYISELLINEW/USED VIDEO GAMES/ACCESSORIES 613 Kingston Road W., Unit 2 I (HIGHWAY 2 & CHURCH STREET IN DICKERING VILLAGE) Ajax. Ontario LIS 611.9 (416) 619-0048 SALT OR WEATHER DAMAGED CONCRETE WALKWAYS OR STEPS BASEMENTS wATt]1M00IFEo COMMM MOVOSH rGAM REPAIR ANY WE Joe - mm a uErw= Mo MMOE TO IMWi, L"MS A owwwws All roAILUU WTHOOS ftWOM M ON raIm 04 OUTSIDE C. ".11 setrtietl�s awcow-.Axiree swam." ne.er.+,s aa.lrr LARRY GOOOw/r 24 Holum Tel (416) 619-1707 or Fa 416 66340 Roper R ,tarries rYllrrence Brokers Lid. im" man— PAW FIRIM Corn to RepaltBble kwtm= f w"ifin Deksuall b plolfid9 tIIaiiillNll was for yaw iiwi w= doter. br Ow Eaull t Cteiin Stlrriee -ft-re two when you need w - cot Now & S" 428-6894 lo CORPORATION nIJR NAME IS OUR REPUTATION' • 1 st d 2nd Mortgages to 95% 1 st Mortgages 5 yr. Terre 8.50% 6 months 5.75% NO BROKERAGE EES(to qulliled Voicartts) •,. +]PAGE 211 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. APRIL 2,1!!3 AT SEA -RS WOMEN'S FLEECE ACI7VEWEAR SEPARATES FROM SECOND WIND 899 Ea. pants or tops RECEIVE A BONUS PRESTIGE FRAGRANCE INSIDE EVERY SPECIALLY PACKAGED PRESTIGE FRAGRANCE GIFT BASKET Selection vanes by store 1/2 PRICE. MEN'S LEATHER JACKET 149 99 Ea}299.99 MEN'S SELECTED SUITS AND DRESS SHIRTS 1/43 OFF $1 O OFF SINGER JUICER 38 99,81457 Ea. Reg. 49.99 bmit 20 per skwe. SELECTED BEDDING COORDINATES 35 - 5+0% OFF SELECTED TABLECLOTHS, ALL SIZES, ONE LOW PRICE $ 8 Each ROYAL ALBERT OPEN STOCK DIIEIIERWARE 10% OFF $50 Off CH�s-PEiQ 7999*,3,50 Ea. Rey. 129.99 $3 OFR SELECM VASES 69E9&Ch. Ft". s.% SEARS-O-PEDIC' 'CELEBRATION' AND 'JUBILEE' SLEEP SETS 50% OFF * SAVE $100-120. TRADITIONAL STYLED REG. -SIZE SOFAS $548-579• #5W1/5M71 eg. 649.99-699.99 SAVE $ 61. LEATHER SWIVEL/RECUNER AND OTTOMAN $ 043845 288• sec. Rey. 349.99 SAVE $100. La -Z -Bey' ROCKER RECLINER 549"Ea. Rey. 649.99 SAVE $400. 'CLASSIC OAK' DINING ROOM SUITE 1499 •025406 $ abie, 4 We chaos Rey. $1999 'COUNTRY FARM' YOUTH BEDROOM PIECES �0-40'% OFF' SAVE $142 ON KENMORE ExTRA- CAPACITY LAUNDRY TEAM* washer M42,90 Dryer OW4W $ 598 M 99 $ 428 1F0'"w.99 SAVE $30. KENMORE' 30" EASY CLEAN ELECTRIC RAN" 062030 519"E& Rey.549.99 LOWEST PRICE Of THE 10 24" RMT -11111 DISNM/ASMER 8388• #73320 Ea. R09.399 99 tlruttallation extra F URTNER REDUCED $70. 26-W STERlO TV, NO • 52 W N An%w AV AV Wae MO. Then 5mm SHARE A SPREVGTI E SI ME THIS EASTER VTM A * sale ends Sunday, April 4th, 1993 In ApopickwinNO 1- -_cmN_____A33-1099 ASK ABOUT OUR DEFERRED PAYMENT PLAN on Major Appliances, Furniture, TV's, VCR's and Cam orders On appmwed 1, a A . $15 a A 1Ns1 i11oe fee. Some reftledoes apply. Fud &*of in stone. Sale prices in effect Sahwday, April 3rd, 1993, unkm otherwise indicated, while quantities last SEFE Amm ywr moneys w&*1 ...and more Mwr: g g ■ SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Wore open Monday to Friday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m*, _ Saturday 9:30 a.mo - 6:00 p.m., Sunday Noon to 5 pen:. �. �. '.., trla•,I .t . .. C's.:•�:..,: ..^1.'.,,�.-. ..La1ViC+.; :., r �L r f . r,J r'A. r . . t ,I..`!t" iol•. ys.!'f , 4 • 6 1 11