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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1993_04_08DOZEN LONG STEM= RED ROSES J $999 CASH& ( CARRY aw—d Come% No W- 619 -ROSE 1Nursday, April 8, 1993 Pickering -Ed -1 -tion UAII '129IgIS DVIRTISIR 1 c«dre Across from Dominion 20 pages A Metroland Convmnity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 510 + 40 GST - 55 cents SAFER SEX FOR WOMEN: A Safer Sex workshop is being offered for women. Hosted by the AIDS Committee of Durham. event organizers promise answers to "everything you wanted to know but were too timid to ask." The workshop will be heli Thursday, April 22. For time and location, call the AIDS Committee at 723-8201. Track team impresses / P.14 Regular features; Obituaries.... -.____-...._..3 Billboard ..............._...---4 Letters.._._....._.........._ -_..6 Entertainnnent........._---....8 Sports-...----sass.-...».....14 Cllassir1ied-.».....______.16 i ic ( Y '( ti r I; pps C�, a 0.1 Heavenly art Gary O'Brien of Ajax puts the finishing touches on a mural he painted at St. Bernadette's Catholic Church at Harwood Ave. and Bayly St. just in time for Easter. photo by Andrew Iwanowski 9To 3999 0" mcluded. AM c*ua ISWOW WW E BOX 831-7009 Vol. 112 No. 15 Catholic secondary teachers may strike By LINDA WHITE Staff Reporter DURHAM - Catholic high school teachers may soon vote on their board's final contract offer and, if it's rejected, whether to call a strike. The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Associa- tion (0)E(-T'A), Durham secondary unit, has asked the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate Schex►I Board for its final contract offer after talks broke off last week. Another meeting between the two sides has been set for April 21, but if it fails to produce a new deal, the board's 320 teachers will go to the polls April 23 and mark two ballots — whether to accept the con- tract and whether to take strike action if it's turned down. A strike is "anything meant to produce interfer- ence in rxxmal procedures," explains union president Blair Morris. It could include a full withdrawal of services, rotating strikes at the board's six high schools, a work -to -rule campaign which puts a stop to all extra -curricular activities, or pink -listing the board by telling job applicants of the employer's negotiating history. The union must give the board five days' notice before taking strike action. "That's the legal require- ment, but that's not the intent," assures Mr. Morris. Teachers define destreamed class size as the num- ber -one issue in negotiations. "All Grade 9 classes will have advanced-, general - See BOARD—Page 3 Women'sgroupfights for victim's' rights 'We're not just going to suffer in pain': member By LINDA WHITE court cases, they've asked that their names not be printed.) Staff Reporter Coalition founder Dianne Lupton, a victim of unwanted harassment, DURHAM - They're victims of rape, stalking, wife abuse, sexual saw a need for the group when she met other women struggling to abuse, and unwanted harassment understand Canada's "injustice system. No one tells you what you're You name it, we're here," says a member of the recently -formed facing when you go to court. Women's Action Coalition (Durham). "If they don't have to suffer the way I suffered, then that's progress. They've come together not only to share their pain, but to support I can't do anything about my situation, but others can learn from my one another and to fight for improved rights for victims. mistakes." "We're not just going to sit in the pain. We're working for changes," See WOMEN. -Page 3 explains another member. (Because many of the women are involved in Quarry mean: rntlultfi -- Advertbe In Ajax-PiekerinV News Advertiser (683-5110) and Oshawa-Whlfby This Week (579-4800).103,000 pressrun every Mday PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER THURSDAY, APRIL S. 1993 AJAX - Operating hours of many stores and services will be affected dur- ing the Easter weekend Ajax Transit won't operate Friday. There'll be regular service on Saturday and Monday. Ther's no local transit on Sunday. Call 427-5710 for info. GO Transit will offer regular service today, holiday service on Friday and regular weekend service on Saturday and Sunday. Regular weekday service returns on Monday. Call 665-0022 for schedule information. The Harwood Place Mall will close Friday and Sunday and open for regular hours on Saturday and Monday. The LCBO outlet in the Baywood Plaza n at Bay- ly St. Pickering.,, PICKERItiG - The Easter Bunny will find some businesses and ser- , -,ices ckmd this weekend when he hops into town. Good Friday. April 9 and Easter Monday, April 12 will both be holidays for some, while others will make do with a three- day weekend - The Pickering Town Centre will be closed Fri- day, but it's business as usual Saturday. Sunday and Monday. Post offices are closed both days with no mail delivery. Residents are reminded to check with their banks as to holiday hours. Pickering Transit won't be running Friday, but will resume regular service Monday. GO Transit will operate on a holiday schedule Friday and offer regular Satur- day, Sunday and Monday service. Exercise enthusiasts can take a break Friday, as the Pickering Recreation Complex will close its doors. Monday, the rec complex will be open 6om 9 a.m. to 9 P.M. You won't be able to buy any liquor on Friday or Monday, as LOBO out- lets will be closed. But beer drinkers will find The Beer Store at 1811 Liverpool Rd. open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. both days, wd the outlet at 705 Kingston Rd. will be open from noon until 8 p.m. Monday, although it will be closed Friday. No business will be carried on at the Town Civic Complex, which will be closed both Friday and Monday. All branches of the Pickering Public library will also be closed both days. and Monarch Ave. will be open until 9 p.m. today, closed Friday, open from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, closed Sunday and Monday and open again at 9:30 am.Tuesday. The Beer Store on Commercial Ave. will be open until 10 p.m. today, closed Friday, open from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, closed Sunday and open from 10 am. to 9 p.m. Monday. There'll be no postal delivery on Fri- day or Monday, but the lobby of the Canada Post building on Kings Cres. will be open all weekend for people with postal boxes. Municipal offices at the Town hall and at 75 Chambers Dr. will be closed Good Friday and Easter Monday. Offices will open for normal hours — 8:30 am. to 4:30 pm. — on Tuesday. The main library branch will be open until 9 p.m. today and will be closed from Friday to Sunday. It will open for its regular hours —9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. — on Monday. The main branch is next to the Town hall. The Village library branch will be open to 8 p.m. today and will close from Friday to Monday. It opens again at 10 am. Tuesday. The Village branch is on Church St_, north of Hwy. 2. The Pickering Village Arena has closed for the season. The Ajax Community Centre will be open until 11 p.m. today. On Friday, it's open from 4 p.m. to 11 p.m., and from Saturday to Monday, it's open for normal hours of 7:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Call 683-3740 for times of events such as public swimming and skating. HANDA'S RESTAURANT "The Real Taste of India" • Chicken Curry with Rice - Veg. or Non Veg. Thali • Channa Bhathura - Kathi Kabab • Bhel Puri - Dahi Poori • Alu Papri Chaat - Alu Paratha AND MUCH MORE 1410 Bayly Street, Pickering Conveniently located near H�wv z the PICKERING GO STATION Q I -- HW., 401 cc Mon -Fn 63Cam-700pm - Saturday 8 30 a m -7 0o p m � � o I Gc � Si nday 11 OC a m -600 p rn OPEN GOOD FRIDAY a EASTER SUNDAY `"'M Stet MANDAN 11 It's A Creat Experiencel 420-480011 ooe- Alftal --4%S Mi, Tic vcloli 11 cell e �7egant banquet. R� k 619-9858 ] FASTER CHAMPAGNE DELUXE BRANCH Sunday April 11, 1993 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. $19Ati atduit $t US Senkn CMWm under to so FREE EASTER FAMILY DINNER 5:00 p.nL - 9:30 pim 4 Course TtadltkxW Dkvw from 4935 ad u t Prices include PST 3 GST Proper Dress Required - Recervaiorx Recommended Fully Licensed by LLB.O. 60 Randall Drove, Ajax )416) 619-9858 r Women fight back FROM PAGE 1 Those mistakes included misunderstanding the role of the Crown Attorney. For years, Mrs. Lupton assumed be represented her. She later turned to the Victim's Guide to the Canadian Criminal Justice Sys- tem, which spells out such things as the role of the Crown Attorney to prosecute those accused of crime on behalf of the public, of which the victim is but one member. The victim, who is not a legal party to a trial, participates only as a witness. And while they may hire their own lawyer for legal advice, that lawyer is no more legal party to proceedings than is the victim and can speak for the victim in the court- room only with the permission of the judge. "As victims, we all have problems with the pro- cess," admits a group member. "It's all foreign to you. You're out in left field. In hockey, for instance, you know the boundaries. In court, you don't know the rules at all." Even those who don't understand the rules well are skeptical of a system they believe gives too much leniency to criminals, too much power to lawyers, and too little thought to victims and their families. Coalition members are sharing their views with such groups as The Violence Prevention Council of Durham Region and The Metro Action Committee on Public Violence Against Women and Children (METRAC). In the meantime, they're helping each other over- come personal battles and refer one another to rele- vant resources. "At fust, it's a humiliating experience to tell your story," admits one woman. "You feel depressed to go this route — putting your life in the hands of strangers. "You admit things you don't want to admit. But bit by bit, as you listen and learn, you become stronger. The key is knowing you're not alone" Mrs. Lupton agrees. "We all have a problem with trust. We've been fighting the (criminal justice) system so long, it's hard to believe someone wants to do something for you. "No one sits in judgement of one another," she adds. "We've all been hurt in our own ways ... it takes time to build the trust, but that's the worst of it." The coalition, which regularly holds small support group meetings, will also host a public information meeting Wednesday, April 28 from 6 to 8 p.m. The topic of discussion is Violence Against Women. Does the System Work? A film will be shown. It will be held at the Rouge Hill Library, 1340 Rougemount Dr., south of Hwy. 2. Pickering. Refreshments will be served. For more information, or for immediate support call 837-2725. You can also write to the coalition at P.O. Box 103. Pickering, Ont.. L IV 2R2. Have. a oblem Wfth Board 'more than fair': vice -chair FROM PAGE 1 and basic -level students (in September)," explains Mr. Mor- ris. "Our board also has a policy of full integration. Together, thev'll create all kinds of demands on a teacher's time and abilities." Teachers are demanding small- er classes of up to 25 students, while the board wants as many as 32 in each class. According to Mr. Morris, teachers "are extremely flexible on salaries" and have "revised substantially" initial demands for a 4.67 per cent pay hike. (The board had offered an increase of 0.6 per cent, while a fact finder appointed by the Edu- cation Relations Commission rec- ommended a one per cent raise.) Meanwhile, the two sides hold different views on why talks broke down. Board vice -chair Mary Zecchi- no says it received word from Premier Bob Rae's office to "sus- pend negotiations" until the Province had worked out its social contract — an agreement aimed at restructuring the public sector and reducing its costs. The board has since announced its willingness to "resume negotiations," pointing to more recent direction from Queen's Park that suspension of contract talks is "voluntary." Mary Zeochkio But Mr. Morris says the board "walked out on negotiations" and he was assured by the Education Relations Commission it was "business as usual" and contract talks could proceed. Our decision to vote on the board's offer was forced on us by the board's failure to negotiate," he adds. Further, Mr. Morris calls a strike vote "insurance" because, without it, the board can "arbitrar- ily change the collective agree- ment" 60 days after the fact find- er's report is mate public. (It was released Feb. 4.) DELIVERY SERVICE WATCH FOR THESE NSERTS i FLYERS COWS 70 YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIE TODAY AND N THE DAYS AHEAD THURSDAY, APRIL $193 NEWS� ADCUPPEROJAMM f ) OALY BREAD BAt3 Foo iAND IAIA>c) MAxt o�I1G('PC 'TIE BAY (P M) • o Nto emodd bwAshotds odr StWAY, APRIL 11193 t+ M ADVE ff M (1UAVJ CV4 CANADI ADOMMM1( OL NE Idc.) FOW CITY � 1 Mid F (tARTiAJAX�PICJIC) SEARSMAX"JAVACENTFIfM) ) `M BAY (PICK) 'PICKERNG TOWN CENTRE (ALAM4) "It would be an agreement by one party and we'd have no choice but to accept it. I'm not certain how long the agreement could be. Could it be five years?" But the board believes it has made "more than a fair offer," says Mrs. Zecchino. –The reality is our board is being as fair as it can be given the economic times." Last year, a work -to -rule cam- paign began in mid-January and lasted two -and -a -half months, a period which saw numerous stu- dent protests. That job action brought the average secondary teacher's salary to S54,153 from $51,330, with the highest pay at $62,961, up from $59,344. In 1990, the teachers staged an 18-dav strike. Their salaries were decided in binding arbitration. 7716 NZM ADVEWrOU TIRMtSDAY, A UM 46 L904 M 3 Obituary MERCER, Clarence M. (Ken) - family will receive friends at McEachme Entered into nest at Rose Memorial Hos- Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., pital, Lindsay, Monday, April 5, 1993. Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488, Clarence M. (Ken) Mercer, beloved hus- from 2 to 4:30 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. band of the late Ethel DeRusha of Lind- Funeral service in the chapel on Friday, say and formerly of CIaremont. in his April 9 at 1 p.m. Interment Claremont 88th year. Dear brother of Nettie Pindar Union Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, of Sunderland and lovingly remembered donations may be made to the charity of by several nieces and nephews. The your choice. THURSDAY'S CARRIER OF TFE WEEK B ROBERT t1UIISl4 FEY Robot art p nodal► a battabaL Hobart eceiwd McDonald's coupons compY ---- a d to Nowa Advertiser. Congravlaf+ m Robert fa bang our Tlw wq Carl* of to Wok Ou..nrar awvoN d I�cycrp I MG! 4 -THE NBWS ADVERTMM THURSDAY, APRILS, IM 3ff`11141_1111; Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted in Billboard, call us at 681- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Av., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline for Billboard items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prix to Wednes- day publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prim to Friday pubika- tkon and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. SATU • . A TALENT: A talent contest and dance will be held Sat., April 10 at 8 30 p.m. at the Claremont Legion Hall, Brock Rd., Claremont. Music by The Wolfgang Brothers; talent entries welcome. Prizes. Admission S5. 649-2295 WIDOWED: Tine iota c-co-er c` THEOS. an International network c` newly -widowed men and women. "Teets Sun., April 1 1 at 2 p.m at St. Andrew's Presby'er an Chinch, Cochrane St N., Whcby. Tne group meets the second Sunday of every month 668-2648 (Dorothy). PIANO RECITAL A piano retinal by &,sc- _ewes wlli be held at St. Pain's on the Hill Anglican Church, Kingston Rd. and rairpor• Rd.. Pick - Reformers serve food for thought at fund-raiser AJAX-PICKERING - The Reform Party of Canada will hold a fund-raising dinner Friday, April 23. The Ontario Riding event fea- tures federal election candidate Don Sullivan and William Trench, author of Only You Can Save Canada_ It begins at 6:30 p.m. at Annandale Golf 8 Country Club, Church St. S., Ajax. A hot and cold buffet will begin at 7:30 p.m. Cost is $30. Tickets are avail- able at the Reform Panv office, 235 Bayly St., Ajax, or by calling 686-1885 or 686-0278. Book clubs seek new members PICKERING - Two sepa- rate boost clubs for teens and adults at the Pickering Central Library are welcoming new members. The adult book club meets once a month on Tuesday evenings, with the next meet- ing set for April 13 at 7:30 p.m. Discussion will be on "English Patient- by Michael Ondaatje. Members them- selves determine which books they would like to talk about. The club will discuss "Pat- rimony" by Philip Roth on May I1 and "The House of Spirits" by Isabelle Allende on June 8. The teen book club meets once a month on Wednesdays between 4 and 5 p.m. Its next meeting will be April 14, with discussion of "Log Jam" by Monica Hughes. Membership in both clubs is free. The central library is located in the civic complex at One The Esplanade. For more information, call 831-7809. O)/,11 0�/V) Bring Easter Sunday, April 11 from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Refreshments to follow. Donations for community food bank appreciated. COMING UP STORYTIME: The Ajax Public Library hosts drop-in storytime Mon - April 12 from 6:30 to 7 p.m. at 65 Harwood Ave. S. The program is suitable for pre-schoolers to six -year- olds. No charge. Parental supervi- sion is required. Call for theme. 683- 4000. CANCER,. The Living With Cancer support group for adults, friends and family of cancer sufferers meets Mon., April 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Cricket Club, at the northeast corner of Monarch Ave. and Clements Rd. W. 686-1516 (Lynn Nazarko). KIDS' DROP IN: A drop-in pro- gram for children one to five is offered from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Tues- days at St. Paul's United Church. 65 K,ngs Cres . Ajax. Games, crafts, toys, circle time. snacks. S27.50 for remaining 11 weeks. 686-4149 or 427-7415. EMPLOYMENT EQUITY: The Durham Region Emplov-nent Equity Network holds a luncheon meeting Tues.. April 13 from 11:45 a.m. to 2 p.m at the Holiday inn, Oshawa. The topic is Employment Systems Review. The group's goal is to pro- vide accurate and timely informa- tion about employment equity to interested parties. Tickets S25. Regis- ter. 721-2000• extension 409 (Eliza- beth McArthur). PARENTS' SUPPORT: The Associa- tion of Parent Suppor Group meets Tues., April 13. It offers support for parents of teens who 'Re, get poor grades, steal, use drugs, etc'. The group meets every Tuesday. For time and location, cal 223-7444. AQUARIUM: The Durham Region Aquarium Society holds its monthly meeting Tues., April 13 at 8 p.m. at R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate, 570 Stevenson Rd., south of Rossland Rd., Oshawa. All welcome. No charge. 725-7911 (Wayne Poke- strow) or 686-6368 (Ty Fisher). AVICULTURAL: The Durham Avi- culture Society of Ontario meets Tues., April 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering High School cafeteria. 180 Church St. N.. Pickering Village. Open discussiont. 655-8367. BLOCK PARENTS: The Pickering Block Parents holds its next meeting at the Durham Region Police station at Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2 (confer- ence room) on Tues. April 13 at 7:30 p.m. All welcome. SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets Tues.. April 13 at 9:30 a.m at the Ajax Seniors" Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. A slide show on Georgian Boy will be shown 683-7799 (Louise) EPILEPSY: A Durham Region epilepsy support group meets Tues. April 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Centre. i09 Cc!oorne St. W_ Oshawa. Guest sneaker 666-9926. FLOWER SHOW: 'he Pickering Horticul^irai Socley will host a flow- er show featuring houseplants. Spring bulbs and arrangements Tues.. April 13 at 8 p m at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Church St north of Hwy 2, Pickering Village Refreshments: 831-7814, ALCOHOLIC LOVED ONE?: The EE INFORMATIONAL SEMINAR 17"YOUR INVESTMENTS AND TAXES59 Timely Professional Information from Wood Gundy • Valuable Tax Saving Ideas • Helpful Financial Planning Hints • Effective RRSP, RRIF Strategies Wednesday, April 14 1993 PickeringPublic Library 1 The Esplanade Auditorium 2nd Floor 1 7.n00 p.m. RSVP: C. Warren Reynolds Financial Consultant 594-7969 or A member 1-800-262-3803 of the CIBC Group of Companies Alateen support group for people 12 to 20 with alcoholic relatives or friends meets every Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91 King's Cres., Ajax. 427- 0338 before 10 p.m. (Jerry). HEART MEETING: The Ajax chap- ter of the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation will meet Wed., April 14, at 7:30 p.m., at 835 Westney Rd. S., Unit 4, Ajax. All welcome, but those going should notify the local foun- dation. 686-1521. ONE -PARENT FAMILIES: The Ajax - Pickering One -Parent Family Associ- ation holds Its weekly meeting Wed., April 14, 8 p.m. in the confer- ence room at the old Volkswagen plant, 777 Bayly St., Pickering. The Your of caning eventlz association Is a support group offer- ing many monthly activities for adults and children. 839-1877. STORYTIME: The Ajax Public Library hosts drop-in storytkne Wed.. April 14 from 1:30 to 2 p.m. at 65 Harwood Ave. S. The program Is suitable for pre-schoolers to six- year -olds. No charge. Parental supervision is required. 683-4000. GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH: A workshop on genealogical research will be held Wed.. April 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Cen- tral Library. One The Esplanade. Speaker is Bessie Gannon, Durham branch of the Ontario Genealogi- cal Society. No fee. Register, 831- 7809. 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COUPON EXPIRES APRIL 12M 1725 KINGSTON ROAD DI COUNT HWY. 2, EAST OF BROCK ROAD Across from the Police Station PICKERING w� 686-3784 686 -DRUG HWY. 2 - KINGSTON RD. 0 0) 19 * m m m HWY. 401 Time to right our ' injustice system' Letters � 'tie's tu�suy going on his way' B rian's departure cause for national holiday To the editor, I think that I've just died and gone to heaven. No, I'd better not wish that because my family will have to pay the taxes on my estate. And they can't just put me in a cardboard box and bury me in the back yard because that's against the environment (which is okay by me). If they take me to the ceme- tery, the hearse will be able to find it because we will have the much needed bilingual signs erected on the 401, and I hope everyone attending the service have lots 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., LIS 2H5 or sent by FAX to 683-7363. loose change to pay at the toll booths they encounter on the way. Maybe they can car pool it. Anyway, the big news is that Brian is going to quit politics, and just when I was going to write him another letter. Now who's going to answer it. If by chance Barbara McDougall becomes the next lead- er of the Conservative party, will the Women's Rights movement come down on me because I don't like her and they just may think that it's because she is a women. Hope not, because my wife is also a woman. Say goodbye to one of the most mistrusted prime ministers that has ever been in power in this country. He is under the impression that the historians will say he was a good prime minister. I won't be around that long to read about it. In fact, he has done so much harm to this llata,15, y0[l!� S47 country during his terms, we might not have anything left unless the newly -formed government can undo the mess we are in. The GST, Meech Lake, the Constitution, Immigration, Refugees, Multiculturalism, Free Trade, Abortion, Capital Punish- ment, and the list goes on and on. He never solved any of them and has left us hanging. If he calces a job with American Express, I'm What are you doing for Easter weekend? going to return my credit card. He's finally going on his way. I think Canada should declare a national holiday so that every year at this time we can celebrate his quitting and jumping a sinking ship that he himself has put a big hole in. Do I like this man you may ask. Yes. I do. he finally did something that makes me happy. Andy Cobean, Pickering Martin Bredebo(t says, "I'm staying at home, gardening and hoping that the weather will be nice." Bryce Hamilton says, *Work- ing. I am working for VIA rail and that'll be my weekend." Tracy Foster says, "rm stay- ing at home. going to church and doing some gardening," Bob Lipba nk says, "I am hav- ing family over — my mother and my wife's family. I wish I was going Wig." JOANNE KOGNARDT - Ed x*, -(h GREG COMES - MMOOV Ed#or 01" News Advertiser m ftw%Q. PuErrl and OlrUMAV VOP of XAUbanflava r� Panen Wpton wonnce+dr AjodgpYrhp N9" A&8 r"" Aurora tb�r, tlanM 0a�1Qf O11 Po.t. Cuaraonn aoa carwceek AIN: FAKOM - DAtdxdion WtQloper NOW Is poled" by A Metrok ;nd Community Newspoper copyright and unauthorized use STALL ADVElIiMIC - 6ti 6110 without w0la con- sent Is prohibited. Timothy John Whittaker the ves the b'rt to KA110NAL ADVEIINNG SALE tl0.1300 classify or refuse PublOW any odv0dis rent V his dtelelton. 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Save $5 a HARWOOD PLACE (Harwood & gayly) Ajax 686=0811 stea. spe" any PUM 8 -TUE NEWS ADVEKr=M THURSDAY, AMM 16 t"13 ARTS & ENTERTAR"WNT Bartley Brothers belt out country AJAX -PICKERING - Jokers has the country music of The Bartley Brothers Band on Friday and Satur- day frcxn 9 p m. to 1 am. The band is back for a jam session on Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. Every Wednesday, during ladies' night. enjoy the music of Todd Nolan, the former lead vocalist of Juno -winning hand South Moun- tain, starting at 9 p.m. Call 427- 0337. To find out where the rest of the entertainment action is this week- end. d. just follow this guide: BOURBON BAVLY'S: Bour- bon Bavlv's has the Carat Canadian 1Carxnke Challenge on Friday, start- ing at 9 pm. The eventual winner of the eight-week contest will receive a fust prize of 55.000. On Saturday. there's combination I)Jfkaraoke music starting at 9 p.m. Call 427- 1888. CENTREFIELD'S: Centre - field's Mas DJ music Friday and Sat- urday from 9 pm. to I am. On Sun- day, there's karaoke starting at 9 pm. with a $1.200 cash prize to the winner. Call 837-1850. DANNY'S PLACE.- On Satur- day. ther:'s a limbo akxtcst after 9 pm. with a prim; of S2.5 to the win- ner. A limbo showdown will be held in a month with a S125 cash prize to the winner. There's a pail kxrnmbcnt on Sunday, starting at 3 pm. ('all 683-2940. FOX & FLOWERPOT PUB: The I;ox & Piowerlxx has a week- eW of storytelling on Hiday. Satur- day and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. each day. More than 20 per- formers will be- on stage. The cx)st u $10 for a one -day pass. Buy a twx> day pass and see the third day fox fire_ Single tickets are S7 per perfor- mance. Starting tonight, Thursday, April 8, the pub has an open jazz jam session. featuring The Jazz Annandale rocks AJAX - Two local bands will be rockin' and rollin' at the Annandale Golf and Country Club this weekend. The Saturday party will fea- ture bands Lust Bone Canyon and Spirits and Trains perform- ing all original material. Tickets are $5 at the door. The music starts at 9 pm. Annandale is at the corner of Church and Bayly Streets in Ajax. FFMAY o AYFELONY SAM N CONCERT sul+' UGHT & SOUND DANCE EXTRAVAGANZA 01111a Can" - T -S art 0111. A Cats, from 8 to 11 p.m. Call 428- 2162. GLI• ENER'S RESTAURANT & PUB: Gicener'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 ficin 9 p.m. to l am. Call 683-7952. HARP & THISTI.E PUB: The Harp & Thistle has versatile per- former Aideen O'Brien who plays everything from Irish to rock 'n' roll music, on Friday and Saturday from 9 pm. to 1 am. There's karanke and DJ music on Sunday from 7 to I1 p.m. Cal! 42841943. DONA Y MIGUFI.S: For your dining pleasure. Dona Y Miguels has live Mexican music every Friday and Saturday night from 7 to 10. Call 686-4468. KANGAROOS: The band Dynasty elhtarlaios with dance music and soft rock Friday and Sanuday from 9 p.m. to I a.m. Kangaroos hosts the Ragweed Jazz Band each Thursday from 9 pm. to midnight. Call 839-6845. KERRY INN: The Keary Inn has dance; music with Bill and Mar- lene Dunn back again Friday and Saturday from 9 pm. to 1 a.m. The Ulented duo plays dance music from the 'SQs to the 90s. Call 4li-8790_ MONKEY BAR & GRILL: The brurd Felony, one of the best in the province, is in concert Friday and Saturday. Adva cc tickets at S2 each are avaidaW at the bar. On Sunday, the club has a light and sound extravaganza dance party. c ompiele with a dance contest Caff 619-1236. THE MEETING HOUSE: The Mee -ting House, formerly Morgan's Place. has Pip's Karaoke Friday, starting at 9 p.m. Mike Donevan plays a variety of musiic on Saturday tram 9 p.m. to 1 am Call 839-4744. ROYAL SCOT: The Royal Soot has danceable rock 'n' roll with Strange Altianoe Saturday from 9°.30 p.m. to 1 ash. Nett Saturday, is the rock tit' roll sounds of The Mission_ The bar has kaacke every Tuesday night, starting at 9. Cal 683-3125. TUDOR ROSE INN: Tho Tudor Rose has a variety of music with Larry CAgart RKIN ► and Salt r - clay l6tom 9 pm b 1 aur. Call 42& 1815. *'lAt' w Patrick Renna is Ham, Victor DiMattia is Timmy, Shane Obedzinski is Repeat, Mike Vicar is Benny, Marty York is Yeah -Yeah, Tom Guiry is Scotty, Chauncey Leopardi (foreground) is Squints, Grant Gert is Bertram and Brandon Adams is DeNunez in The Sandlot. The Sandlot will drag you back to a forgotten time By BRUCE FROUDE Darbahn Staff Just call it my Babe Ruth imita- tion. 7be Sandlot will be a hit movie. It will rival The Mighty Ducks in the surprise movie category this year- . the uninitiated, Babe Ruth stood at tame plate, pointed to c - - r field and then proceeded to smash the ball to the spot he fm- gcred. Amazing when you think abort it Predicting The Smdiot will be a success is nor that aamng when stacked ftp against what the Bam- bino once accomplished. But it will sufficr- It's obvious nice you we this Amy about nice young hall ers lbat The Sandlot is noth short of aaodble. ?tie pessimist is tie wants to My The Sandlot is a kdwy, cbeesy movie. But I can't do it. Sure, the plot is predictable. Sure, it borders on that old Wak � Easter Sunday Brunch INIMMMM maw b etrder Gaideft, 0t>1ab~I I saeeM beam bol. cot loofa, soup,, itt/iuI salad 6� '*' bim fit[. �.o..to.atta;t:o. 7k Only %A5 KWs MA ,* KIDS UNDER 5 EAT FREE • CHOOOLAIE EGGS FOR TIE KIDS cod*,o♦ It10S EAT RIEE UNNE •AYt!'S UNDER 12 VEM • : taos� oche c�` 427-1888 Disney simplicity. Sure, it caters to the male audience. But who cares? The Sandlot is what movies are all about — it's good old-fash- ioned fun. Judging by the kids who were rolling in the aisles at the sneak preview on the week- end, this will be the hit predicted. It will grab you by the nosW- gia and drag you back to a forgot- ten time. A time where nothing mattered but getting to the dia- mond before your breakfast had time to settle. And a time and place while the game hinged on keeping the hall from going over. under, through or past the left field fence. That time is captured perfectly in The Sandlot. How many boys or girls haven't rushed through chores a get to the diamond at the same time as die rest of the guys? Tbew is a piece of everyone in this movie. There's the geek that can't play baseball, but wants des- perately to belong. We see the ath- letic kid who has no right to be included in the same league as his neighborhood pals. He's just too good, but they're friends and it's more important than playing on a perfect field in matching uniforms. And, of course, there's The Beast out m left field who has all the players scared to death. His master is just as frightening. The Sandlot will drawn compar- isons with Stand By Me because of its boyish charm and narrative but the good news for parents is this movie doesn't resort to the extensive swearing Stand By Me did. A plus in these times of car Chu=e�aoe. �e behavior and snse- liess Tbe Sandlot is a grand slam home run. Ca1Re a llm TIM EMW Now JOIN US SUNDAY APRIL 111r" from 10-2 P.m: For a Brunch Buffet With the Easter Bunny ALL YOU CAN EAT ADULTS $5.99 KIDS �tsymaa $1.99 Y"Coda et I&ON111110 TBE NZWS ADYBrrUQ TBU UMY, ARIL% "W4PACS WIN A • I • MENS OR LADIES' CUSTOM-MADE SUIT Courtesy of grand opening . Charlie The Tailor a . AbJ� r U SATURDAY, AP DISCOUNT COMPUTEF NAC SOFTWARE <'• MAGAZINES KING QUEST VI COMMANCHE � MAXIMUM OVE�R�KIL KING QUEST � V o0 RAILROAD TYCOON SAM poo Si s = OPENING POLICE QUEST S EXPERT PUBLISHE SIM CITY 41;4999 CIVILIZATION * 700 RED BARON 0 0000 CASTLE OF DR. BRAIN $mm A99 926 KINGSTON RD. 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APRIL t 190-PAGIr II Advertising suppie�ent brought to you AJaz Pickering News Advertiser redesigned for the 1990s For 1993, Ford's Ranger com- pact pickup is completely redesigned for the trucking needs of the '90s, with an aerodynamic shape, a complete restyling inside and out, brilliant colors and pow- ertrain changes as well. Exterior styling changes give the Ranger pickup a more aerody- namic, contemporary look incor- porating design elements such as a rounded front end and slightly sloped hood that sweeps down to flush headlamps. The new bumper follows the contour of the hood and the grille integrates the whole front end, with a mod- ern "aero -tough" look. Aero -style mirrors (manual or optional electric), semi -flush glass, limo -style doors and a refined, rounded -edged bed and easy -to -open tailgate complete the outside look. Seven new exte- rior colors highlight the dramatic changes in the Ranger's styling for 1993 adding to its eye appeal. Inside, the new car -like interior is more functional and more ergonomic than in the past. A new steering wheel, instrument panel, headliner, seat and door trim give Ranger an entirely new interior look. The restyled seats with headrests, door panels con- toured to complement the interior design, optional map pockets and ergonomic placement of electric window, door lock and mirror controls for models with "high series" interior trim enhance the driving experience. The Ranger receives a larger, more powerful V-6 engine which increases towing an cargo capaci- ty, while a wider track width improves the Ranger's stance on the road. Ranger engine choices for 1993 range from the 2.3 -litre twin -plug EFI four -cylinder to € 3.0 -litre and 4.0 -litre EFI V-6 engines. Ranger is offered with a five -speed manual transmission standard, or a four -speed over- drive automatic is available as an option. Improved steering, better corro- sion protection, reduced wind noise and a redesigned tailgate latch are among the hundreds of details Ford has improved on Ranger for 1993. The extensive choice of power - plants is matched by a choice of models — two -wheel drive or four- wheel drive, long -wheelbase, short -wheelbase, or SuperCab — featuring XL, XL Sport, XLT and STX trim designations. 4x4 buyers will be attracted by Ranger's choice of manual or automatic four-wheel drive and the Ranger 4x4's exclusive "tough truck" features. Ranger 4x4s come with wheel flares, a € special grille, distinctive wheels and an integral fog lamp lower front valence panel. SuperCab buyers will be impressed by the largest extended cab of all com- pact trucks. While the previous Ranger was Canada's best-selling com- pact pickup and Canada's pickup fuel economy champion the new Ranger's style and size are on tar- get for the current popularity of € trucks as personal vehicles with its strong appeal to young buyers. With its all-new look and a host E of driver -oriented convenience features, Ford has positioned Ranger to remain Canada's com- pact pickup leader through the 1990s. * * GRAND RE -OPENING * * MISSMAYFAIR at DOMERY BAY PLAZA 2_ OPENING ' SPECIALS Penns $45 . .Cut 45 4 My 7M Welooming New Clients and previous Cag Now for ones to our Bigger W ationl ave+ llppolnewlg 570 Westney Rd. A=""= 686=0022 AMID, I�►`,. via A t-`-`N'VILLAGE CHRYSLER 1992 DODGE 1992 DYNASTY SPIRIT 4 DR. LE LA Stk 4Adrc:,, 4 dr, 4 M. front nneN drive tyltael drive, au Maas. d.r� ooMra' pbLOW v°A11ifIR eaar sitdsu dalraM. 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Mw Only 13,500 miles, 1 ower WARRANTY AVALABLE. $226° pe0rmom 1991 SHADOW ES CONVERi7BLE 2 dr., 4 CyL turbo, horst ~ drifw. sub., WSGK Pb-. air $Q92A00 1989 QRANai 0MMVM $a Jim r, .u. own KWAFMCUMUM MGR MT8R NLVS ADVRR7UM TBUI SDAY. APRIL A IM Canadian -built LH sedans are radical cars Ever since the first cars were built. their creators have been admonished to "not reinvent the wheel." Instead their efforts have focused on the continuing evolu- tion and refinement of the auto- mobile. When Chrysler began planning for a totally new kind of car, it was realized that the time had come to set new standards of design, engineering. quality and environmental concern. Thus, the automaker decided to reinvent the way vehicles were developed and produced. To achieve that end. Chrysler orga- nized the people responsible for the creation of tomorrow -s cars and trucks into interdisciplinary platform teams. Designers. engi- neers, representatives from manu- facturing and even outside suppli- ers would work closely together from the very beginning. Next the carmaker invested USS 1 billion to create the Chrysler Technology Centre, the world's newest and most advanced automotive engineering facility. There, all the disciplines of the vehicle development would be interconnected under one mas- sive roof to streamline communi- cations and foster a new team spirit. The result is the all-new Chrysler Intrepid — the future of automobile design. It is a design which is as revo- lutionary as was the Magicwagon. And it is likely going to change how cars are designed from this point on. Chrysler calls it "Cab Forward." This unique design moves the front wheels to a wider stance, the windshield further for- ward and the rear wheels back. The improved aerodynamic shape not only gives the car more passenger room, it also improves access to the rear seats. The most important improve- ment is in the car's handling. The longer wheelbase and lower cen- tre of gravity give Intrepid a more responsive feel and a superior ride. The Intrepid is powered either by the standard 3.3 -litre V6 or an optional 3.5 -litre. 24 -valve V6 which produces 213 horsepower. "Cab Forward" is likely going to get copied by everyone. It has to. Just because it makes so much sense. A true appreciation of Intrepid can only be gained from sitting behind the wheel. A visit to your local Chrysler dealer will fix that. They will be glad to arrange a test drive for you. And once you have test driven Intrepid, you will understand why automobiles will never again be the same. EASTCOAST CONNECTIONFOR CARS FOR DOWN HOME HOSPITALITY, COME IN AND TALK TO DON ARSENAULT! 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Ford LTD Crown Victoria Toyota earned this year's (Also includes Mercury Grand award for its popular Camry Marquis, Colony Park and model, years 1989 to 1991. Country Squire. In what CAA believes is the € 7. Toyota Tercel largest Canadian survey of its 8. Oldsmobile Delta 88/88 kind, with well over 30,000 € Royale respondents, 95% of Camry own- 9. Dodge Spirit/Plymouth ers reported that if they could go Acclaim back in time they would buy the 10. Mazda 323 same car again. At a news conference in Asked how satisfied they were Ottawa, CAA president Michael with their vehicle, 91.7% of McNeil stated, "CAA's Vehicle Camry owners said they were Durability Survey is the authori- "very satisfied". This compares tative source of used car perfor- to the 74.6% of all survey mance information in Canada. It respondents who were very satis- is Canada's largest survey of its fled with their respective 1989 to kind, representing the experi- 1991 automobiles. ences of those who own and This year's "pyramid" award operate the car& " is the third earned for the Camry Toyota Canada Inc. President and the eighth earned by Toyota. `: Toshio Kunii added. "Toyota The Camry previously earned the cherishes this award as a symbol CAA award in 1988 and 1991. of excellence and customer satin- The pure bronze pyramid, : faction for which we will contin- Inetostrive." symbolizing engineering excel- = The full survey results appear lence and durability, has become in CAA's Autopinion Annual '93 one of the most prized achieve- publication, a complete car ments available to automobile = manufacturers in Canada, primar- ' ily because it recognizes owner satisfaction. 984 KINGSTON RD. The award is based on three Kincychurch 1 main criteria: level of owner sat- speced PICKERING isfaction; mechanical reliability CORNER and cost of repairs; and number of owners who would choose the 1 same car again if given the Mainntenafnee opportunity to go back in time to rep: when they bought their vehicle- You can re&m The award is the result of infor- 1 �» �t mation provided by 30,385 W costs by hMV respondents to CAA's annual a properly tuned, Vehicle Durability Survey. wet.majn*W Qualifying cars for this year's — YqX dealer can set award must have been produced -- — in the 1989, 1990 and 1991 Op a maintenance model years. 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Once again, Pickering High was led by an outstanding team of sprinters_ Dion Trowers led the charge with a gold - medal performance in the junior boys' 64 -metre sprint, and also eclipsed the meet record in the heats of the 60 -metre hurdles to collect the silver medal. Not to be outdone. Kyle Robinson also broke the meet record in the senior boys* 6G -metre hur- dles to capture the gold rnedal. In the midget boys' 60 -metre hurdles, James Arnold won gold, while teammate Dwayne Soverall took the bronze. Arnold and Soverall are currently ranked number one and two, respectively, in the province in the event- In ventIn the senior boys' 60 -metre sprint, Roscoe Fleming collected the bronze medal. Kevin Gayle also had an impressive showing in the senior boys' 400 metres, taking the silver, while Kelvin Cumberbatch placed fourth in the same even In the field events, Casey Chuhaniuk placed fourth in the junior boys' shot put. Rodcliff Chung took the silver medal in the senior boys long jump and was fourth in the triple jump. NEWS ADVERTISER Surf `n' Murph While Tony Larsen was casting his line in Duffins Creek, his one -year-old golden retriever Murphy burnt off some energy and offered some moral support. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Pickering Harvey's atoms win consolation title PICKERING - The Pickering Harvey's Liv- chances. The game plan paid off as Pickering erpool Road Panthers major atom 'AA' hockey scored a 4-2 victory and captured the series club defeated the Markham Thunder in two championship. straight games to take the best -of -three OMHA Team members are Shawn Silliphant, Steve consolation title. Puddister, Jonathan Angrove, Chris Lawrence, The series opened at Markham's Centennial James Pascaris, Kevin Oakley, Roddy Arena on April 5 with Pickering pulling out a 6- Williamson, Mike Escoffery, Robert Alexander, 5 overtime victory. Ryan Morrison, Tyler Ford, Jesse Meldrum, The Harvey's atoms returned home to Don Tim Despres, Paul Guthrie and Kris Edwards. Beer Arena where they played a more typical The atoms close out the season at the Toron- style of Panther hockey, concentrating on to Olympics Easterfest Tournament April 9 to defence first and capitalizing on their scoring 11. Area gymnasts on to Elite Ontario meet AJAX-PICKERING - Area uneven bars and beam, fifth on choose teams to represent Metro gymnasts met with great success floor and seventh on vaulL East at the Elite Ontario meet in at the third Provincial qualifier in Michelle Schuberth of Picker- Brampton April 24 and 25. The Oshawa on the weekend. ing was eighth overall with sixth- top six overall in each category, In the senior 3 category, Jaime place finishes on vault, uneven after the three qualifiers, are Rawlings of Pickering was sec- bars and balance beam and eighth selected. and overall with a first on uneven on floor. Jaime Rawlings will represent bars and second on vault, beam This was the final qualifier to Metro East in the senior 3 cate- and floor. In the junior 3 category, Jonette Martin of Ajax was fourth overall with a first on beam, sec- ond on uneven bars, third on floor and fourth on vault. Erin Sitarski of Pickering was;,: - sixth overall with a third on uneven bars and beam, sixth on floor and seventh on vault. „ Leanne Edwards of Ajax was seventh overall with a fourth on Jaime Leanne Edwards Efin Stu* JOtlette Martin CALL . •.• .: 683- 7363 IF YOU HAVE DEBT PROBLEMS WE MAY BE ABLE TO HELP Over 30 Years Experience .: ..........................:..::: . Trustee in Bankruptcy and Financial+ Consultants No Charge For Consultation Kelly Dey Trustee ;: s 01'.11,4,10"1. ±. muz gory. Jonette Martin, Leanne Edwards and Erin Sitarski will represent Metro East in the junior 3 category. All gymnasts are members of the Winstonette Gymnastics Association in Markham. ° 899ADULTS 3KIDDIES 5.10 UNDER 5 FREE Enjoy our super salad bar and fabulous dessert table OUR BEST MORTGAGE RATE Sn'70� Call any branch Bank of Montreal Ajax nine -year-olds upset powerhouse m hockey playoffs AJAX - The Ajax/Vil- lage Lonrisk nine-year-old select hockey team won an exciting 4-3 contest against Victoria Village in North York Select League playoff action. The win was a major accom- plishment for Ajax as Vic- AJAX/ VILLAGE t o r i a Village had been defeated only once this season. Ajax had to rebound from a one -goal deficit three times in order to record the win. The defensive corp of Michael Boss, Jordan Ser- vos, Axle Riley, Mathew Larabic and Peter Gaylor µas solid on the blueline and took away a number of opportunities from Victoria Village. Gaylor, Boss and Riley also contributed offensively with assists. Chad Morrison led the offence with two goals and an assist. Morrison's first goal was a perfect top cor- ner shot. Neil McBride - O'Brien also had a three- point game with two assists and the winning goal with 1:35 remaining in the con- test. Michael' Gouveia's determined effort led to the other Ajax goal. Goalie J.D. Murphy made several key saves, including an awesome stop on a penalty shot. Mur- phy's outstanding play earned him player -of -the - game honor's. SUPER SUNDAY EASTER BRUNCH (10 A.M. - 2 RM.) BUFFET 4-8 p.meq KIDDIES COLORING CONTEST 235 GAYLY Sr. W., �~ 683-5111 AJAX wow —,-ems �•-_ � f • T=PawsAVVZ tslll1Zl111101111111DAY,AFMfa;19le-TAGSW Cops to play high schoolers in upcoming ice showdowns AJAX-PICKERING - The Durham Regional Police hockey team is taking to the ice against two high school teams this month. In an attempt to foster better communication between police and high school students, officers from local divisions of the Durham Regional Police will lace on the blades in fun games against Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School and Pickering High School teams. Today, Thursday, April 8, the police will play the Pine Ridge Pumas team at the Don Beer Arena at 2 p.m. The cops play the Pickering High Trojans at the Ajax Community Centre arena on Friday, April 23 at 2 p.m. When: Sunday, April 11th Where: 4 Mark's Court, Ajax Time: 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. Premium lot, wak-out basement. $224,900. Just listed. Joey O'Born, Sales Representative, 642-2224. Coldwell Banker Lee Real Estate Do h Collo" �Ir�oa�i Ell obb as a Som Lau SeW if you need to develop your vocabulary, reading comprehension, writing, communication and computer skills in order to: ♦ Pursue college studies ♦ Prepare for the TOM ♦ Advance in your profession ♦ Take training courses Join as ill tie Advm d ESL R ortmaa 12 Weekst Monday - Friday Statrf Data April 19, 1993 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Cash $286.80 Pr ,entimwe test and interview required. cadol OffrINIIIP caw sludeI to Nkss fart 751-5000, Eut- SOS DURHAM cot.L101 PICKERING - The call's been issued: `Tennis anyone? - Glendale Tennis Club will hold annual registration Thursday, April 15 and Satur- day, April 17 at Vaughan Willard Public School. The sign-up on April 15 is slated for 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. On April 17, the registration times are 10 a.m. to noon. With the fourth community court at Pinecreek Park almost completed, the club expects to reduce the waiting time to play there. Glendale president Scott Smith says, "We will be offer- ing better programs for players of all levels and a comprehen- sive lesson plan for juniors and seniors with a maximum of 10 people per instructor." Any resident of the Town of Pickering is welcome to join the Glendale Tennis Club. Vaughan Willard Public School is at 1911 Dixie Rd. N. in Pickering. 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 548.80 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. Selects reach semi-finals at U.S. event PICKERING - The Pickering Bell Canada atom select hock- ey team finished as semi-finalists at a tournament in Niagara Falls, New York recently. The Pickering squad won its way to the semi-finals before losing to an American team from Wheatfield, New York. The Pickering selects also had a recent return match against the Ajax atom selects. The result was a second win for Picker- ing, this time by a close 2-1 score. Scoring for Pickering was Cameron Seward, assisted by Gareth Cawley, and Spencer Cameron, unassisted. The Bell Canada selects will suit up to play in the Markham tournament on April 15 to 18. to I EASTER SALE April 10th - April 16th WO N& M kmwaw stands, TV/VM arts and stands. change ave", erasrtanment oem" and mad AM: Woks, kettles, tea pots, ca man and meal Abe P&V wpplin, Be" & The Bast Aiaddir4 Tmew" Loh and wAW Regular$1 499e9 SALE HOURS: MOM -WO& 10:30-5:30 ThUM 10:30-6:00 RL 1020-7:00 SaL 1011":00 $7999 Now ea. SW Church St. South Just south of 82 In (100,ke.�dV 428-0777 U_ii�T�R9TTIP�1E lul E R'1 1 Do you need information about financing, new home warranty progr rr s or the legal steps involved? For answers to these and other questions you may have regarding this important pu'chase, plan to ATTEND our FIRST TUNE HOME BUYERS SEMINAR at the VIEW -A -HOME STORE in the PICKERING TOWN CENTRE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14, 1993 at 7:00 p.m. Kathryn Uden from the Royal Bank, Anne Tumer of ONHWP, Brian Hawke, Barrister & Solicitor and Anne Shaw of CMHC will be on hand to help guide you through the process. Admission is free. You are asked to pre -register as seating is limited. Please call the Royal Bank, Hwy. 2 & Liverpool, Pickering 839-5152. ALQ ROYAL BANK C � HC Zi s�CHL If WZ 16.TNE NIM ADVIFi77SQ Tl1R ftkAX AMM a. LM 100 A NEW CAREER hnneaeft opisnoe for .�..i.. sae dyneow; s+di►idrd b service eswMiAmd wit Meas o year lout was. F:pea swu= or $950 . wwwy! T,soma provideid, ee your own bean. E m board Im d: sprma 110 General Help Reliable Person ReW i red Part-time 6:00 a -m. to 9:00 a.m. to work coffee shop Apply In person to Mr. C's Pickering GO Station or phone 420-9667 MAIRSTYL!ST As -t Ma, -c 683 5:' • eve 111 ',215,'745 NEED extra incarrie tris aprngv Malw Lng'rte oomper'y a hmck- ing tar mature Indies in this ares. Part trier sale. evenings, nexOM hours. full training, exaNiem dorrwweeon, bonus pion. Jon Our Orn Of sucoeaafui LMder- Covr Wear Worm. Cal 427- 8206.(040093) HAIRSTYLIST requkee fa cup nor Seim in w w"D Cal 43- 2992. (TF) PHOTOGRAPHER rowArw to wort kA or part arnn, am, -g's and .Nkenaa• Shooting tarrity, p, I m in arouse 11(ua have car and MS or 2 1" equipment. Phone Magic Portraits. 576 962x.(041093) 'WANTED - asble dower Into. !evident. Smile night Delo. big 1 110 General hep 110 General Help 210 Flea Market 210 Flea Market 300 A" For Salee 330 COUNTRY SME DONUTS requires FULUPART TIME Counter attendants and experienced Makers for our newest location in Pickering. Interviews will be held Thurs., April 15193, 9 am -5 p.m. Apply in person 1050 Brock Rd., Unit $8, Pickering Jackie Durward WHITBY CRAFT AND FLEA MARKET Northeast corner Dixldn St E. and Garrard St 2 stop lights out of Thidcson. Spend an enjoyable Sunday browsing through a fabulous selection of antiques, collectibles, and new items in a unq m ode woride setting. Enquire about our new vendor offer. Call for information 723-7950 99 ACURA I M411tA The bad sports; car in North Aurical 22806 V1 HONDA ACCORD 4 dr., air, auto., low kms. 91A `S/ ACCORD EX SEDAN Loaded with air, Trailers 400 Troller, tanden odes, slum 4 we hidge, nor.. iume= and tee moom. Good soft IN, ar- il $2750. Call 434-4640. 1019131 CITATION - 35 R Twin TOOut, two bednI h/ besfroonl mony edtras, 611,000. To view. tall Pa A after 6 p -m. 416-724- 4362. iTFI 340 Auto Parts a Repairs P. windows, crulbe and much, much more. 2783 /all Chevy Motor 350 Vit. Sud RECREATION ASSISTANT 220 Articles 230 Articles ,e1 HONDA CMC A in(iced, 40'000 kms-, $450 Part-time variable hours for a sengrs' I— M L b e. US, nave diploma n recreation leadership w gorpnlp{ppy. Sand alter For Sale Wanted t�y� commuted 100A t,eg,,�' b; s viola truck rB61M1e b CARPET 11NOLEUM • trr/Y pay WANTED - stoves. fridges. q 190 CMC SEDAN 4 ba Pan-. 1s run ores. $400 59 l.arreon Rd, West Hill, Ontario lit C 2J1 morell Brand names. expert �r and dryer worknq a DR LX Power windows, ob.o. Assorted Sr". 619-a007 Aft.: Administrator Installation. -Home Insurenen not. Also wanted. pickup midi power locks- 21 or 683.4994. M41193) ENGINE - 4 cylinder' -66• runs, dawns- Burns, stains. spills(newer than 1978). Call REOUIRED mmed-aisIy - - - etc.. Free estarnNs, free in' Pickering. 4248833. (TFALL) 190 CIVIC SEDAN 10h D.S.W. graduate for a full timeCO Day Care surance reports. We pay shoo a Available Power windows, power 9300 complete, ob.o. 57WUM1. (ate pasinon el Per at An: V Wantedpour 1ADYHart p,� ase the best�r AriS 3 Crafts and power stJnr 28.13 $120. each Call 683-4930. '0411 9M 55 Motorcycles quakty and workmanship is260 Induntrnea in Apart. Contac S. REQUIRED end of Ma Mature even txnrll Days 7348908 so beautrtuu 3009 ) r srnlrNc 1 me iron snow Taylor or K. Mountney. 683• perw+cs 1 we* out Nan fw eo- Sun. 19e4 Cheveno, a speed. arMm 6732 for further information. two yewold twine, Non er*nolkr. (04. 093) rerersnoss Cal 7 evenings and weekends. 1116- 4763095. �3) JubilApril s, Pat0 am •3 ric Ocena$t S ira ee NIOn Sirrnooe OSHAWA I INSURANCE 9-9p m For Rent OSHAWA Large 2 bedroom apartment, near O.C., with balcony. Includes fridge, stove, parking, laundry facilities, avail - lift. laas6sesly. Cal by JU or p.m Dr weekentby, ft68-0 ds, Wh48,5 ANSWERING irlaCNnea. Sanyo Lakeview Park. Featuring(� H O N D A appointment -Monday to AJAX Her Go - ro bedroom FULL time nar"wil requ,red Slihr. Call 68336W (TF) !041393) niece! TAS345. Ike new. con.. country carts. hone decorating. Saturday. Motorcycle. Auto and bwr'rrt aparfmwrt. d utobw weeks old. CKC registered. Day Care pias, writ, box. instructions. Only and much more. Door Drees. Adrrnson St. Imorniauon. 434- very corrpettive Property rale. Over ZO years eapriermoe. Coe Overquo Shard laundry, non smoker. 5600 per rortwL Flreb sS- 6x6 427-97? "iMe. Ruse, 4 more aspwato ertranoe, aftpliarcas, 165 14 available. $75 rail. tax 1. (042293) 427-3595. (050893') 1528. (OatOg3) 20 Office Help Available ir1C1u0ed. At cores. they cast motth aid �nml �� (041x5" Owes we MATURE rynnq mix•w on«e $120. each Call 683-4930. '0411 9M w A O Pets -Supplies- 1 Aartments 400 p wNT11r tie )I- specious 3 tleor0om, err (lisdvdartL mak, _.C. to awren and marts 01 ONE dart leather dorm bar with Boarding 1ns Alyn-mim `l*," wagon, For Rent 4 cylirdwr. ado. pg.. pb.. Irrrfm knell aPanrrnr,< Largo twice,, all agn from my hors. -= 01 irdocnoutdomr activities. NkArH two h,gn back ewer, bar aodis. SHELTIE >.cis. •n -coioured. 6 stereo. good clean running car. P I C K E R I N G - bright two yard. close to 401 and all amerces. Walk to Go. 5960 pr sora! meadsnacks Provided. asK_9 S'50 One solaced, weeks old. CKC registered. low miles. $2496 Certified. CAI bedroom gaterrnrt apartment mons!. Available Irrvrsdonsfy. Please nil Juiis. 427-2261. (doubie) 00-94' Coloured with varnased and dewormed. womed. 427- 427-97? "iMe. Ruse, 4 more aspwato ertranoe, aftpliarcas, Ffrst and uta ng' I No Pea pillom) dark brawr w nit coloured 3655. MdI30M urs to choose from. Open Parking. close to amenities. . Cd 430-911148 or "6-7M. EXPERIENCEDfber • from wa, irvracukate millionShX motth aid �nml �� Sundays. Big Town Sales. W7Sd nthly. Share ulWtiss. (041x5" intent to school ape. 9 years with 'u senng cushions 5350. Tweed count. f2'OC. Call 5711 poodle has hard shwa. very (041393) Avadable May 1. Cal 631-3661. (041493) AJAX - clowspacous one experience. Surge pray anss n d 3009 ) smart and natured. Levee 19e4 Cheveno, a speed. arMm bedroom baser wt aoannowt. of basement. Smoke free CONTENTS at house. 7 people. $200. 639-2196. caseeee. 114500 as w- Call 434- S34 Mary St. E. Whitby• one separate entrance, enWorlmlerlt fir -*-y and poi. (Oil 1193) "-?2. (041693) bedroom apartment available brixsOborrled, W es t r e y R d. 6 6 3- 6 6 7 9. b" ren set • Son clubs, two kitchen sots. and more. 434- DONT throw your coq wail 1N 1 T Jury 1 ri well rrrmrtairted low oyout Supra, auomene, �� nckuded• no POW non a lakes. FittNn< ;'041193) 60gt anytrrr. (041393) $1`110 {arndha SAN. use the now rise building. broadloom ps., pb.. auto locks. crus. g' throughout, frldg'e, stove. RNerencea. $875 monthly, QUALITY daycare by a:- RIGHT Herel Bankrupt r Crept watt SM Par MorO., 114 Doggie Dooley Ingrourd Dog stereo casswse. new wniL Pant ��- ul�e• Storage and avalUbio Apr! 1S. 6661754 proerce0 uregftw. Parked, PIANOSIGRANDFATHER Wass Septic System 7235413 with red pinstripe nstrpe and rarer. laundry tam' For appoint- SAW S Pin. (04 loom school area Ha kox;pm. lots d CLOCKS - Plans. cert b own• or 434 m -a7a2. gam- gpn% 7 Excellent condition. Asking' to vow, cal e662450. a P I C K E R I N G - large o n e7237 TLC. Two years .. Coil 427. SOL see,tpltgl(„ grand. digital. ,pr e(1�) $2600. ob.o.Mmont oww- �1� OedT apeRnwuf• kitchen. 041893) keyboards. CLOCKS - free Oeamery and ••• up. Call Tesp IIOTYSEILLEit - ♦month old kgs and wNkeda (041093 -=A. kept oil bad am upper �� 3 pints" � Drdee, DAYCARE a,"Stes. Gierrmnrka Dao Rd. E.C.E. mom with mart' and take our low stoolL tsnnslAKC German pions fast VW Rabbi Cowennbis. low mileage. mint CM41t on. floor aWr**sit, mtun perem tNove, arallseL $550 etlq~ vows experience. providing &I a 01w e a 3- aim Best always! a33ttgt. (TFALL) p a War mnsMe Iowa. D1Ders avalaDle. gr� family Pa- As- $2800 o.b.o. 420-7267. sow rrlortfmly Pkn uYifn. Fiar last hidg'e and SwAk avaiable as incl saw 420 Mao avaseble Nenw daycare. Largo fertoed n pied. nam amdhter, Snot k+nchns6 OAICo1rE FURNITURE Why 816 � (04.593) kw 1. Cal 725 June 1. p410911 and snacks provided. Tarry. pay ntA4 prices? Buy throe t� ism 1974 Cho Nova Hatchback, 2152. 2352 (0409931r PKWJ3W10 - Bay Rld9n - No 537-1 760. (040993) hon one d Orwe o'a odea and LABRADOR Rsbbwrv. CKC lepiaered. black classic. autrrhaie, 6 lar miles On rebuilt � ado. BRAND no � �n aw an WWtim. SM b Go and NEED reliable tender loving pest rtha west ureas and ass per truest table $345: S rrwle&uleraln, p� nodes Shoe• dewrrrt&d, geed condition. Whea Drab red blas aro bitidroonn besenrtsrt apartment. agorae eletrantos 3 Msasbls inn*do" Cod 885 on for your one wrnile you eek pedNtal table dw est. -N- Wransse. $500 Older �' bka racing violets vVy poll, beth, ample teems, NN S mak Any age. tut r part tone .f 9399. cannonball bed SM; dog's also asaaable Cd aftr pakng 1001. Cardied. $2100 ob.o. 639- Westnoyi401. FirstAaa hon ONE and No bedroom --a L rart6y. 20 Hound oma. 436.2069. (oltIS93) IF you are ow" or a angle avaYbieLocoW Westnsy RdJ Hwy 02. Call 686.841ff. over 20 Sian i L,', s. M aced. 7:30 p.m. (419) 6554314. raj evenings and wailka da wnokonpws $725 par morin (041091) mans available. Reasonable A41493) pander or separated or ate i - (041493) no veneer, TRADITIONAL (041191M ob.o. Available kr-- Wifely. faYS- am Ytdunhe. Labeled le BE your own beset! North and with three years work Ape area For mos idamtstlwL WOODWORKING. 416965- AT No - a tun arra nolond q CADILLAC and �wle• bow Cal Sharon Chlsbm, Family south Oshawa. Close to &soon. ends rents& ovalabi& w la►arcr aesYou R r unlit aw EXPERIENCED daycare in my 8774. (TF) t>'C�mh Io dog wain$ Ctassas 1977 Bath r- - wan one drew. Tnat 6634642 pgIWM adwals, Iroip11al and Gni Cd caeeble ran to got you of~. rpure 432-7474. (040693) ow as and nave worthy barn STM' another d ono, start eRrld CPR course emok.Me MAT SIPS - Balsam Lake an a WWW soon for d levet and Carwttte only sumrtw 01 ON. Two bedroom basement 1or• nweap•, bon can have �N3• boh%v m 69 p.m• ��" DIST1i4UTOR6waseelornw 'adixlt, goer may aWly for train. 'a asalRance. DIP�CERT• ernror -L no 0-' Fusrpoo Tart SyslrR quill narbow. dewwrer, good rshieq, up to �K (9 rn4a 10 yeas) Cal K-0qubhose,414.404J817r sperfmret• ventral air. &egrets wO""" Oarhs changed• Mint 0aratme 4 apprwtoss• 1Nhoed NAS Mlanveoodr8ayly, two tine Of � tech O -Oft ala 1 Lotus, wovdpeAep, D -base, time, references avallaDle. TalxtorvSomeniss' 579.88x4. R 9300 and »706 416437,2364. (041593) condition. Call 886-5529.backyaK had d (0't17Q3) pN,ppn besenterm aDersmsee, for aux hone WW personal Os- wad. aceasr:, bedlyd, ausoad. 454-1941 ( PALADEN OBEDIENCE - Itioely d6aoraied- btrA ti � errkartoe kktge, sieve, tack alarms. Highest Ventura pagartmker, Hoard, WEDDING sew � �• hand. OA~ �, RIGHT Herel Bankrupt r Crept watt SM Par MorO., 114 er cox rrrksssors ro sto0. vary low raarh�ip am swim" rtgklbas Cowl Comp~ Proprarrewnp and Syslors Anslyet Cobol REUAaLE daycare in my hoot. lunchim Pisco and vol sloe t0 altered to rr�w 1t' eit4mouomr RAF. Pration . No ' ehadL Cam tam -ON= (Rat and meL pubAC transr- SM per Send SASE. Tries E*Ngg. �m enedks, OAN awy turd and TLC. ApN udb afte 7, worn once $62S 1 �� �11� PoBcs Pupa and TfW Repaa9Oft Mab. leased b cork 1978-19" 725. 4274M (ad INN a 8863775. (TFALL) multi YKkfArlO tlr11d6 Cd a&11?A p414" Seconly Security and Protection o Systems. Boa 115 Unsay Ont. andld Bub- C-WUW NNW. and hg' lsesslhofs8ayly. Cd Balb a 83x2388. (041 ISM R� and she guns fie sols and ueily' Now dassN � DROOKUN -oar bedropr Automot)iles apartment, close to all NIOCKA KOW" - dewissw& K9V 4R8. (041593) 127.301C• � - and one cross bow write •ao. Aa' to Tospforr 8869425 10415" 305 �� aa9de be kwtidted Wanted Whitby. A very large toe bsdaoae AESTHETICIAN warted . a. Sales Helpi( 205 Firewood and one oorpiw so d golf r&A- Augwta Avsileble Har. Cog W&S Mk - (041393) +paralaaL 6650 pint uoom Also loms go abeftom yaw amt stats. PAM awake!. 130 Cal I'"�'a 300 Aut 'For � d el{entel� e-.11 •_e__esin tanning salon with large i�eni$ ROKA Lumber Hardwood GOLF Clubs: MRH r- Amcu- . pi15931 EARN extra Ineonte. no" aganq woods new laces to wsdt Matrdiaely fuN or pat Unto. woman 57-5.11•. Win 5•r- 6'4•. Call now for free consultation. 430-5716. am t.qukad for Int- lity leas at sawmae Caw. ater" Mid 4%ft lr. S60. 4ig•a14r. N& Fle Pka wit cute bale. Sol In- Sd wood 4Wxlr ardeble, tdudas 1-3.5 wo)ds. 39 las. UO ba. �-33a1. mus.. Pw. Abe I 1 11es a Lynn Sand Isrg6 'noOou&d pooll, close to wedge Etcsear oNldifNL Cd sltoppitg am $hies, Npemas A41493) 210883-5848. Flea Market HOT wmw hewam - 40 salon am . in uUSrn- Fishtail. elsLwiq fully woonIN. fhed, ons VENDORS Seemed for a now Ian$ "aref S59A1 Wd% Flea Matt spring soon le Ste Friday.84 pJfL SOL 612 noon. Ape area For mos idamtstlwL defvey available. HARWOOO/SATLT • two Oedroae bsaerttrd mow' SM. 1ery rtby deorrsd PAeite Fe wt r am spaafhNe, appliances. 16lmdfy, pafkkeg, 0970 a 723.17M (0415f13) Isrg6 'noOou&d pooll, close to AJAX - bright also bedlemm sltoppitg am $hies, Npemas wdt GR basement. sspa sees entrafws� arwlable itets0ellsly twfanos� ail aifnas peam all am . in uUSrn- Fishtail. a'awN ao Pet. it and Mt. 510-0211141091 5650 bdwha Avwalbla itsm PICK1300 VOW - pmq Vl 4284147. (041381 Wdm hams cI i .. t. aro beige ay had- NOWMAW4%lE - am bedteMt apartmont availabte - ii1malwo 31 0 Trucks F« We "a oNsavrbe wawa ail •Cable T.V. how W- lb- 4 Deluded 6"o wtaMh . N Oestlwm May. West wail f Oft MtE 154. l Os' Medn"tW tall D -H. Etttrprls�s at 688- 1183 (010663) 111,14, 1-M ..-•.� I I Sale .IOE'S ht ` - - woo 6 wbas - paabaSlaatltOl War vac. ala. SM (ftdlmMk Laver - ' I 407-2751 p41581 ON13 p41381 1 50 Derltaf WASHERIDRVe� $300 each: latgs T.V. ermaftOiwttNw otrmw, - Clow wlbsm, new and used "M Buick Regal. 38L., V8, fully 11181( 510 Tress ttlomtan ddwt, shop maters, used blah! new black 52,000 kms s khCMaee, kltehen, dfs� Aer, •SSo75 PKXEI be NM spec awe OSHAWA area -pan time tilt. people Poison. S10D; Dffhkhg cam suis, Sao. lft i� oo�m . askln6 Pa11Cr � for 8r whom b iney. SM00 asflris0. Cd 446- Plow ad 576-0161 0414" NcksMs Mary. evenings. 4M NPare ewlraftoa� eves, piece 0507• gNI4" b 4 Gulping. wd Spoken. OMWOb lie waled shift• nw0 be fleablo talc resume to: 201 -SM Aa: P6sawL (041591 AESTHETICIAN with ex- Parhanes la oswbfthw " Cas salon in Oah&a Cd Jeitsls Face Fatdtlars and CohOas Ud. 5794FM or 723~. ((0414" TELEPHONE marketers Niq ied. Newly no + banes Paid tt asldy- Reply is 4 1f-7917. (4N61 boaltcass, wS etae61a6 blies 8n nioeesfalt les Nkat U est 2837 or 619 -MI. fbundry, facemiss. 550 fretlmar, 5200. Cab ahyNrts 2 prior. 610 Bayly E.. Alae. (041063) ails. 4 Wllleel a*. before 10 P.M. 427-2296. Hw^ 9 &M4 P"_ Sammills, 320 " b" IWS b.aean � S'OQ iron1ky 041 ism 9 am. -6 Pm. 427,26ep (>77 .899 Cull SI v e. ons coyellow. Drives yid Was. , ompwm Call 831 -ism 1oll,Ink _ W" $ofa kw+s" and der. CONTENTS Including 9 Pas, r' AOYw asrao, one omnia, sitwtoe, ft0r bath, fridge, wag. WHIM - 618an 1trmYhed fur t ar111ee reesM. Avarable /80/ Dodge Cxard Caravan LE.Will". polking. dmoo 10 (10 great for canape. Infant girls idiriby loom wits soil crony WW nlnps or m� kms ra---10". --10 . 10 wwboards, IYtasd a w•• aWwt be seal broadloom. Tchelor. 4 V storage. b sunerha ceases. Flapkhg IfOh1 by Strathroy, excellent fixture. Beat filer. 6661156. condition. Award winning eveninglL (0413" windows. perm& -shine, wld�s Ytciidtd- flfsaBaR kwrdly.POiktgtatete.daseb (x46.•1) design, crystal Chatdefl r, cue- umdweDold. $19 500 No GST. fled• N6 Pitta. Car 1.419• GO Nd 401.Ormt emery, no pelt. OSHAWA Flea Market tom sda's and Outten Anne 1M$ Dodge Omnl. 5 door Watratytrarsfaab1a57SW42 579.7576.061401 ALSO ars bedroom aPaafwU oslsWafing our 12th yea. Fos dais, am 4304rN. (041090) kms. ado, ps. pb.. anter AIW 4 PAL 040093) 1100fJi11 ons bsdroan Ono � 41e-294-1419 or 4/w keno for tiro weseles (spew fa 5 CARPET - 1 have same! 1000 kin ahewo servoal.89J700kis mom aWnme m. ran amok6r (42001 vordw ). Car Kon, N3-5200. yards d flow StmiwnmW and 6acererM elarrt ftMmtirq w IM Caravan $E, 140,000 pwyars4 SM includes oafs-- OSHAWA Carats all - We f041393) 100%nylon caps- war do wring $3896 c M I Car 42744 lona.. Vie, aro. Pa. Pb., arm, all, costal vee. able TV, so bsdlsan bssmord apn*twnf. anytime. Rule. Open Sunday. 4 on" tE hkch. 7 1--v-. WN11LM tau KELLEY Ararrlc UO hs a w roans and hall for $380. kt mow am 10 choose kam. (hon antdw. cNrad -ry 1661111166. Aa►g "MM wmdmuwm latnmy quitatsnl for a Sul lens Pur- 220 Articles eludes carpet. pad. and Tows Sales. (041191 $6=a" Cd JNh1839 466 Rs161sehass � scent! avid aloe kf>chan- Non Chaim Agent. Eap«iefhw In DENTAL Assistant a For Sale ftwaw-- (10 yards). Sts * 14 1 ari (Cla6e to Conservation Wmkw. AvAe le b.ttady,yr nrtulN6skhg arhdior a degree � � Recent graduate. ncedS 799.2099. (TF) IN$ Hyundai Eaod GLS. 5 4064 63SM/1. 041484 Asking WW • 1A MIUMN, Yf In pudhas, 114 bean asset_ NZ1• (041363) TRADITIONAL Recipe - doll. door Imachbast 5 speed pa_ 19x8 Dodge Caravan, 8 AJAX lenge 0-1 basement 4ldmw 5714906 p415e1 Please reply to 457 FalraN daK dutch • Articles pb., arnAm st6reo aerate, trylktder, aero, 7 Apf""a"r �� 230 pMe«l6f• apartrf»nt, two bedrooms, a2 Glen o.hw. High-rise. Blreet, Alas. Ohm. LIS lli8. tarp for 12.16 people. SASE. Wanted wnod, alwvmoan oortdabfL adartdse. pa„ Pb-. ala, CPJb , separate entrance. ample lupe and alean su11u, two Sit". CALL t:LASSIRED $2. to Dore R611ections, must be seen and driven. IL tight Pad w4M sfnde Iwk storage apses. large yard. bedroom. $626• bachelor WANTED - hardtop pop-up 92991 certllisd. Cd 4279722 13000D knife, a0kitg, tilos spa, BUD .. aval"fie, May 1. Suffable E7MEA410ED rnr tadttkisn S7� Oshawa Centre, P.O. Boar Atl9ing Pa•� P MWAW for Oehsive Carty. Ask 30531, OshoM On- L1J SUL ow pa, -0 am" 6, in 0901E a6yhla• Russ. Clan Sundays, CWWAd. Cog OW 5 PM week- FMWIn- Nan SmokasiPay availability. Indudefe how. 10► Lsrerrta 7253500 0w961 �-7MPoop" Ism cadslon AppOeL Sion 4 nwre are to ChMe haft BIg dg's or anyOrm t edmita . M Avsllsble Nmmedlsssly, 919- estate. allegations. Cd 4x►ept. (041663) Town Suss (04tS961 99th paf09) 079E (040999) 5764M of 72$IM J1100.4" KELLEY Ararrlc UO hs a w roans and hall for $380. kt mow am 10 choose kam. (hon antdw. cNrad -ry 1661111166. Aa►g "MM wmdmuwm latnmy quitatsnl for a Sul lens Pur- 220 Articles eludes carpet. pad. and Tows Sales. (041191 $6=a" Cd JNh1839 466 Rs161sehass � scent! avid aloe kf>chan- Non Chaim Agent. Eap«iefhw In DENTAL Assistant a For Sale ftwaw-- (10 yards). Sts * 14 1 ari (Cla6e to Conservation Wmkw. AvAe le b.ttady,yr nrtulN6skhg arhdior a degree � � Recent graduate. ncedS 799.2099. (TF) IN$ Hyundai Eaod GLS. 5 4064 63SM/1. 041484 Asking WW • 1A MIUMN, Yf In pudhas, 114 bean asset_ NZ1• (041363) TRADITIONAL Recipe - doll. door Imachbast 5 speed pa_ 19x8 Dodge Caravan, 8 AJAX lenge 0-1 basement 4ldmw 5714906 p415e1 Please reply to 457 FalraN daK dutch • Articles pb., arnAm st6reo aerate, trylktder, aero, 7 Apf""a"r �� 230 pMe«l6f• apartrf»nt, two bedrooms, a2 Glen o.hw. High-rise. Blreet, Alas. Ohm. LIS lli8. tarp for 12.16 people. SASE. Wanted wnod, alwvmoan oortdabfL adartdse. pa„ Pb-. ala, CPJb , separate entrance. ample lupe and alean su11u, two Sit". CALL t:LASSIRED $2. to Dore R611ections, must be seen and driven. IL tight Pad w4M sfnde Iwk storage apses. large yard. bedroom. $626• bachelor WANTED - hardtop pop-up 92991 certllisd. Cd 4279722 13000D knife, a0kitg, tilos spa, BUD .. aval"fie, May 1. Suffable E7MEA410ED rnr tadttkisn S7� Oshawa Centre, P.O. Boar Atl9ing Pa•� P MWAW for Oehsive Carty. Ask 30531, OshoM On- L1J SUL ow pa, -0 am" 6, in 0901E a6yhla• Russ. Clan Sundays, CWWAd. Cog OW 5 PM week- FMWIn- Nan SmokasiPay availability. Indudefe how. 10► Lsrerrta 7253500 0w961 �-7MPoop" Ism cadslon AppOeL Sion 4 nwre are to ChMe haft BIg dg's or anyOrm t edmita . M Avsllsble Nmmedlsssly, 919- estate. allegations. Cd 4x►ept. (041663) Town Suss (04tS961 99th paf09) 079E (040999) 5764M of 72$IM J1100.4" 400 ' ' � 400 " " s LUXtAK 8U1TE3 AT THE LAKE • superior 2-bdrm. suilin • B lke Sal aataail" • • En sidle'' laundry • 2 be to (ieid.. mw on suite) an pirkirleaaflDlalr wills UWwWwrid • on-Sw maintenartoe FlarkirV included • X70.00 to $1 AM PER MONTH PLEASE CALL (A I (TORONTO) 427-0363 OR 861-1000 PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway Spacious 3 -bedroom apartments • Four Appliances • Close to GO Transit/Pickering Town Centre/Hwy. 401 • Immediate Occupancy From $800 per month. Call 420-6305/635- 2919 for appointment, or visit rental office at: 1480 Pickering Parkway #110 AJAX 55 Falby Court 2 bedroom apartrrert 'a -:y owiding Air cond tiornng, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground panung included Call 683-6021 Mon. -Fri. 9-5 M1t11ex Sat. -Sun 12-5 s' "«..,e•rnn. F { . • .r ° r. ,, f-.r'.r, . r,, i. i.. r . . . . 'r' t'7 r . • ? 4 S•,' • > ► • f,.:11i 14&WSADY!<R'1 =TBIlRMAY,Aplll.s L"S-p"Z I7 410 "°' , 410 "°" 540 °ices 580 mwvaw PWAMMNG - HwySMixis. 3 as $110 pis► 0fid o.ac. Call 0000 plus utilities. No pas. 1- bedroom townhouse. 2 1/2 baht, coral air. family room "M - ►awleeae, dere ie A AX - oar Gs an0 401, Oupht POWM SALE - 79 aarss. 700 MONEY Peableen 7 Loans. debt edwob, I it A. Idea. newly second floor br10At ewe f%sesseb raabtlasCroaeland. ww credit. ba,i„ [pica. IM me renovated main floor, 3 eeAroorrI appialoM, kkkftn, Tread, pods, fishing and Oh" lw how 10 Or. yaw bell 000 M" 5 topkwmWalkout to � book sbesL�oon, boating. Call 402.7•s63e7r financing. . � ti M�aM. �� storage sPeda. DMiInO• 06$0 moeihiy. Cite 6634612 0-r �� 517 Eutid SL Whiby. OnL LIN ,� (613g3A 0160 +. FistAsa, no attire a 402-1401. (0413031) Ca m r open tidd. 4 • 1 bedecionl air. POO e/9O7ea p41)9xp M AWA - yhw GM 3 bedtoam link. Townline area, bright 570 Trallera Sites MORTGAGES and bens, O IL PICKERING - Uwe bsdroars by floor of bungslow. pallfr Ink. backyard. deck, hard on gnew*wN kilchan with wick, kWpak slow, dMwrsaher, 1 V2 aEAUTWM South Late - ISM and tralar peak. Sandy beach finarcIng• down pit also arranged. Any amount available. floors. washer/dryer, fridge, stove. carport. storage shed. grape. 1 1/2 batt plus (topes( monks, bagannsenl wilo to ravine playground. store, roc hap. snack ber. etc. Family camp Call Doug 008-0505. Com - rraxkdy, Finandi Services. (TF) Walk to Go. ovaeable April 1. 0050 IOL 8060 Pin uM M& Available 3e060" tela. 5750. 5700 krJuskm. Awagble May 1. Pius 2(3 Wilds. Cee 531- May 1. 72344 or 578.2813. Minden. (705) les -2555. der grnge. sunken lateal roan%' %tlofi.I Fbrld� owl (TF) I �f _ -- - -- - _ _ 630 R IStratkxts NEW house In o detached 3 bedroom, 3 3 420 Townhouses 575 Loans eaa Oshawa. onique (hare( eat% wile6 at were. and- able May /. Selses skeele washrooms, carpet. oak For Rent BORROW $10.001). pay n lktla appliance new blin0anre,tkpla, 4 appliances. garage. June 1. PWAMMNG - HwySMixis. 3 as $110 pis► 0fid o.ac. Call 0000 plus utilities. No pas. 1- bedroom townhouse. 2 1/2 baht, coral air. family room Jerry, "56.7200. An ubof krmnt- thereof Ltd. tdl 613-332-4136.(04130M with fireplace, para e, live �,alabia MONEY Peableen 7 Loans. debt Townhouses 420 �d - hit pas. Immedlately. $1100 plus consolidations. credit For Rent �� cry. 831.2431. oirsonal budge pool. see. Bus a door. $300 per (04 Pl.na"aT*'tt""M.°atapp.e FREE CONSULTATIONS. PRINGLE CREEK Ye copier use. Call 420-1007. CO-OPERATIVE HOME INC. Is now accepting applications for 3 bedrooms $787,$800,$8W 4 bedrooms $871, $907 townhouses for our waiting list NO SUBSIDY IS AVAILABLE Near shopping and 401. Large units. Lovely park -like setting. For more information call 666-2008 430 Rooms To 500Homes Rent For Sale FURNISHED bedroom for nr1t. WHITBYIOSHAWA border In family eenrr+y near Afat/Pt*- .Oder, threebedroom house, ermg h0110". Fadmes include eat -in kitchen. poWW ode a W,n&Y. n»'de•am- 88a $300. back, finished basement. Per rrloreth. Call r4awlps. 427- walkout, firepkaee. Sleme'00. 0334. (041393) 7234632. (0414x!) SOUTH Alai - responsible BROKER has =10.000 to land a[ femeb to Shaine house we^ other $ta7 per month. Contact Doug adults. use of kgrl . parking. at 6684805. Community Fina(. pool. see. Bus a door. $300 per call Services. ITF) MWUN 428-2545. (04149(7) ;, 9ROOKUN -one large rooms, WKT13Y north - iirvrwcuMe 3 dose b all aTlMshes. Could be bedroom 3 bethroorrL as tx+cx home. Feaewalg 1 1r2 garaga. furnished. avaAMAS now. Cal modern kachwn. family morn, 655.5539. (041393) fireplace. upgrades, fenced FURNISHED morn - LbarpoOY yard• porde location. $179.000. F.ch, use of kxclwl. bathroom Let's tap. 668-3412. (041393) and laundry facilities, osNAwA - spacious 4 reasonable we Aher a p -mL bedrooms. 3 baths. custom 420.0093. (041193) homes, all brill OOubl* garage. Shared "'Plan. -"-A to 2h4 IL d -k 450 Accomrn ;, Ye copier use. Call 420-1007. Aielking AJAX - furnished house to $255.900.434-5302 chars. 5350 mo," plus V3 WHITBY beautiful home on uldelL. Call 428-1642 Nave quina cul -do -sac. back& onto hostage M4139M open tidd. 4 • 1 bedecionl air. wMTar heplexxk two ear garaps, dose PICICEt"MO - LMrposYBayly vkt05 Homes. wit dudes »d. $396 noMnuy. N. Houses For dkrdes Ileal hydro and laundry. to school* and shopping. 23 Woodtawn Cn. Dras icauy Oeoutlful bight I-,.- 3 Bedroom nesYl fowl d house 41 0 Rent (4T 509.41162. (04130 teducee:L :179.000. 721-9031. (041390) private entrance. parking. TO► Scor d tleouiul Warehouse 465 OSHAWA - more Grandma Pieria bayard, doge bGo clan all brldk 3 b.aaarnryhisn` Space daeelaake beeper 1lrhiehed and amenkless. Mum 0e OWL alts tleplece. 4 4ppieredes, separate in-law, newer Avelable now. $1200 kitfss doubts car 9af4n9e =Wal air SMAIL korrpwly in Pc" de"ched, near 401. 3 beshe, Included. FiWlnt required. NO and Wac al,eeost 21700 sq.m.. Ings Weareleokrse space avarabs In - and possiDls office. Fax and oak kitchen, Florida coiling. man floor laundry. CA. gas OM< 1416-b7D7S76 941493) Ye copier use. Call 420-1007. firspisce. $149.900. 5714182. TWO bedroom tifien - in 6 required. References. Call (04142M (041310) pax. NoAh Oshawa, kidges, so^ pankkeg, lsiw,d,y facltiae Sharon. 6134542. Available end of filar. 0411713) CottageS For LUXURY Townhome. three aeaWble May 1. $125 pkes THREE txnboorn haps br nmL 470 Rent�1O01As 3 bate. dalfwashr. hydro. con 7231912. p00ox knckrdes tmidge, stow. ia,9e two walkouts. $129.900. 100 OWL Unit es- 111 Vitoria SL SOUTH Ajax basement Mvin moor, dining roan and KAWART AS"M Seymow, ktchrar% 4 paw Oat► tip back- ylbodtaud Ease houg4keap- E.. Whitby. Private sato, no M lel�q 9Ms waetaa yard with garage. $760 per ins cottag 43D 940993)" 9403) 11)piece t7,Mtle sweey souMearrn loposure, Call 576-0pool beech. 04138M b.rrdd„a fishing• pobead►. OPEN Hone by timer - 82 Fur - exposure. fireptene carpet/ owanie Odor. onto bedroortl. 111101,11111. �• 91) minty M►I6TaY -reser eaeeeahle hnsrete, N.E. a 705.653 - row D. 1i surL Ape L (1- s aero 4 eedroatts. 2175 k (24. 5700 krJuskm. Awagble May 1. 3' 1 ",rt 214 Oates. double 1317.942313) double garage, extensive 4274467. p41394 der grnge. sunken lateal roan%' %tlofi.I Fbrld� ceramics. Must be soon. Wiliam - a"gnat nd. °"- mrM aprartn6 *Appbw Go. rra0.� 490 ita�':n°"ato available Juste IL cell 435 t�ae>ttim RtnWn outdo ► $tmele - Veit nmm l rge- pW $. Meafed bundry. 4 pds am (M) GORGEOUS tlwsy td eaa Oshawa. onique (hare( eat% wile6 at were. and- able May /. Selses skeele OSHAWA - 5 bod oan wit ftse- Featurring Penson. 5660. PhobliagL 725- daadnd gwgs. &aWab Mq Id, ins couple. bedrooms. new kitchen, 4 1301. p4099� 1. Pad Rd. and Adelaide. �- a6d p Ar"�b ,aPbdn$12mPr.tar%as For Irlorrrtation and to A� SPPfenoss6 ttlepiew hwdwow MOM OM dlargettWwo 9964601.11 view photo$. 616-9546. a. www W fail. 7233167. ; f000mm 041 sdu"a baaemtaaspares" ==- AMiX - 4 egdr0ora Ito Morey CLEARWATER - three TQ erlghl prlrals.rtesk erre on dtrl ated Aha Arta Lane Paha-,, I mg, fully twined, 0-e 510 Ileevy -14^ Eesp,wr � � 0011 ttlebile AOIM. Aoaled ftr saw VOW pacts, hot tub* toads. neer PfatEM M - throe bedroom No pas. 7214111M p4o9931 6 pJR 4274200 or 20 -7446, besets ad ma jr sweact ea. (61>b) end unit. prbre cab. MUMWfa1s1 -0610 bedloon% SM Children welcome. Phafos. 4 appliances included. can pr wakes, bock" taL h1ft NEW ho for sob or Mae to S4'es than nada. 5275 wady Dion for view and maw tab(. Inutility. 12 MaIM Ism pectaek Moods d Mtaa. 36 0136600.Or1221M MarhtsYor% or 427- With anti m ook ft"a 14181 69► ails Orel of Oehents on 1/2VIM dteloe bedfoaa Rouse we o1s. To be approved a tlmet.104139a 4 662.94/3101 aid... a1 air 93017.,% Weal with ewrlshk Novpom iiirhey 520 Condos For AYAILAM ManedL@Wy bWhio, for first time buyers. NO �� an tient -me, Sale apartment building. GndMISC S` 056,IM 16/3ox IV orlikems, we y. Abe Lyelusury ins Spa;iow, earpoled. newly 40 O61Y1WA - Mdaeup7lik 9gtwe pointed wit seely.d T� Estates, * I I shopping. AN CIO" to bio, sAoppkng. AN 0 bus. s 00 "15CL Pole" iooraMd, ora@% pool. 6MNies Ircbded. No pills, arta boduoom% S550, pro bed ..M 3460 0-W- eseCul ve 4 bsd600m FLORIDA - Madera eleadl, I,dmts Cke" to shopping. Go low Mwy sauna air con.. aneer ies. parking.81111AT mtora► $610. Cd @@66179. train, and 401. Quiet "A � � condo. 1 appliances. 2 + 1 $65.900 Toronto. 960 303 . Houses For n9v6mtmRt Daytittk 771. 2129 a OVW* . 837.0378 bedrooms, two bed all 0t0g93j TOP d w..nry - luxrwious 410 Rent accessories, neared inre mwa9e- (61093) Irl a-POIc lop dominium apartment. two 1, I NO down payment? Good floor. .Pricing bedroom + den or 3rd -re% le"Wjaww - LMarpociiiGbnrf crowte ? Good job? You n bur and mater. cal 72 3406". SMOI rM oonalbn. $101.500. na - 3 bedroom detached, 3 fa the prim of to M, white prices 04250.M Aw lebls July. Pow Ft. Bristow. apparnoag 1 1,12 bill". grape, and ON an down. Call Doug Homes ReMax Rouge River Pasty Ltd. 283.1500. ( QNM backyard, patio. $1100 per or Bent, Community Financial. 500 .otic AvatNeb mend M* {416) 94 W" 68B4BOS. (W) For Sale Lots For MAW floe RokrpertwwM arew. 535 sale AJAX. 31, li xrtw laundry. Pickering. Three bedroom. ATTRACTIVE throe bedroom appliances, fenced yard, fridge, stow. laundry facilities. house, 1 14 batt, ceaslx00 BEAUTIFUL wed 11ui16rg bL parking. Central ak, close to unto car poking. $900 per naafi gamBe. 3 wb1s, kian0.Y llduun8 we eiai a build a wL E9. Cw- school. $000. Available hiclud suiNM.Nopsb.Aval- molphbourhood; Askingy Can 4. tom built raised eungabw. Immediately. 609-1927. af7bMW1. After9.'Q[ MKI of $106.$00. offer pun "I -GM 0410801 $129.900. 25 minutes to (0109B3q 4101,16". 042MM Oshawa 2031674.OUS"3) 650 Auctions 670 P« Free and codlillm" ww"Now, Wif6tp, tr"stinei "wry Tues., 4-5 P.M Piekorilp Town Carl" oppOrltrlllfd9 420.8781 SINGLES World Dances in Durham Region. Easter Weekend. Good Frldsy. Satur- day night and Easter Sunday. Make new Mende and renew am AN slingle and unattached panonswait= fee locations.Forlocations. dress code and admission coses, car 418423. 7007.(04119!) scrtvoL JEWS p• tan the blind sad the Open to all ages ,las D gasMDO'e yaw h .mint s gasses? Thefirelilg s and all levels. the hied mieiwr. Micah 3:11. For more info. call Isaiah 56:10-12, John 10:11. 668-1391 Jim Campb.5' 1-7175.9534475. (TF) ANYONE interested in being 650W of a d`wssiorv., - in 1 Auctions group - based an new ses frart- for,. coned ssoerlsiorvrtiat7as group Avator - Star Seed - Net- working Cal OW49t8 (041303) SUNDAY AUCTION PHOTOS PHOTOS °NAL PERSONAL of Karen. SyNl* and Tanya For discreet information. Tells Sunday, April 11 th, 12 noon write: Karen. Box 870 -RD. Preview 11:30 Kelowna. B.C. V1Y 7P4. Adults at the Knights of Columbus Club "P69 -of j0a099M 133 Brock St. H-, Whitby (Hwy. 12) Cherry bonnet chest, oak hall seat, oak press skirt extension table with 4 leaves, window mi=s, pine fiat to wall dry sink, bow front carved walnut china cabinet, Persian & Oriental carpets, hand made quilts, quilt racks, 4 -pc. camel back sofa set bedroom suite, ane benches, glass, china, press back rocker, pine & other linen boxes, dining room suite, open & other washstands, pine curio shelves, pine 6- harvest table w/6 chairs, oak roll top desk with gallery, base harvest table, pus much more. Terms - Cash, Cheque, Visa, IWC 3% Snack Bar - Delivery Auctions Unlimited (519) 345-2082 519 345-2426 680 Announcements 680 Announcements WORKERS' Compenlaatw or UnenlDbymet kxuranlce Claim prot>fern7 For Inc oorw,iaton with experienced and credible advocate, call 434.2120. TO ADVERTISE YOUR HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES CALL 576-9335 798-7672 C assdad Dept. is open every tion. to Thum aamtin aP.m. Call 57"M t0 place your ad or fax it 579-2230- 680 Announcements 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 stall require even more special care. Dr. Mary Kay M.D. joins our staff to help you sleep like a baby, while you have your dentistry done. Also joining our staff is Dr. Steve Goldman, (periodontist, a gum specialist) and Dr. David Eller (an oral surgeon.) We also offer evening hours and Saturdays. New Patients accepted Emergencies seen immediately 839-5951 Keep Smiling Drs. P. Goodman, S. Weiner B. Labovitz, Y. Choi 927 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering, Ont. I Mother's Day In Memoriam Tributes Will be Published Mother's Day - Sunday May 9 Call A jax-Pickering News Advertiser Classifieds 683-5110 Today Show Everyone That You Still Remember... Call Today ERRORS AND ONNSSIONS M your (Mail or Classified ani appears today la the first time, please check careh,0y to see that it is correct en every detail. Notice of an error in your retail or classified advertisement must be g�vet to Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser In limo for correction before the second insertion. The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Will not be responsible for more Man one incorrect Insertion, or for damages or costs beyond the cost of the space actually occupied by the error. 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Toro, Homelite, Kholer, Briggs & Stratton. SPRING LAWNMOWER TUNE-UPS 855 WESTNEY RD. S. 683-9621 CONTRACTING LTD. Established 1955 General Contractors All of Home Improvements * Docks ,, �i * Additions * Custom Built Homes i *dows. i on Labour and als lr,Fmd mates Call N PROPERTY SER wsl "Your One Stop Property Maintenance Specialist" Weed Control & Fertilization, Insect Control on Lawn & Shrubs, Lavin Cutting, Tree & Shrub Care. 10% Discount to Seniors 420-6089 J.- r �••r � � `r..+.ii.i +.rrw Inurna"Ond Specutt"M ,ScAtnstuL Steak Tflu of Sock or Vvwus Specials Sunday BruncAc 10.30 to 230 Locaud in des Courtymd Pickers 'Vd*, 109 0ld 9CPWAOR IV.. liar, 427-6760 'CELEBRATING 20 YRS AS A REALTOR' Carol E. Kudla Assoc** Broker 837-1340 ROPWRouge River �II� 11�� Ratty Ltd_ MOEc>R-rcMOM— .�c.E FROM 7% 1 stn 2nd & 3rd mages. to 95% • Rental Properties & Cottages • Re -financing • Debt Consolidation • Rural Properties • Selt-employed • Bad Credit No Income -No Problem Prime Deas Below Bank Rates Fast Professional Service Sino 1975 686-2557wrmy TF Advertising Feature The Sauter's Inn team, from left, Mike, Helen, Joseph, Renate and Carlos. The staff is looking forward to serving a variety of seafood dishes this weekend. A message from the Sauter's Inn management team.,... Our motto is, "we are here to serve you and help you forget, for a few hours, the problems of the world." When you come to the restaurant in the courtyard at Pickering Village, you step into a world that is reminiscent of a relaxed European atmosphere. There is a choice of many imported or Canadian wines, draft or Canadian beers. Carlos, the chef, and Joe, the sous chef, prepare some of the best German and Hungarian foods. In addition to our regular menu, we have a special every day which includes on the weekend, Roladen, Sauerbraten, and other specialities, plus some of the largest and tastiest pork hocks you have ever seen. Or join us for Sunday brunch, German style. We welcome your presence here, but please, give yourself a little time to enjoy the ambience. When we are busy, dinner will not be on the table in 10-15 minutes. Most of our meals are prepared when ordered; therefore, it stands to reason when 25-30 people come in within half an hour, we cannot serve them all at the same time. We take pride in our good food and service and will not rush it just to get it out. So just relax - because you have canned it - and enjoy the background music; also, now on weekends, there is new, live, dinner music. On Good Friday the restaurant will be serving a variety of seafood dishes; and for Sunday brunch, there will be special treats for the children. Looking further ahead, you are invited to plan to be a part of the Mother's Day special festivities. While every day at Sauter's Inn is a treat for clients, extra efforts go into the special holiday occasions, so they will be remembered by you for years to come. Prost zur gemutlichkeiL.. "We're only here because of you -- Mike Sauter, Helen Sauter and all of the staff, arc grateful to be able to serve customers. ,Drop into Sauter's Inn 'flies. to Sat. 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sun. 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday buffet brunch, hot and cold German style, is served from 10:30 am. to 2:30 p.m. Tel. 427-6760 Why Advertise In Focus On Bushes Durham Uusiaesses wanting to increase their profile and sales vohume find that being a part of the Focus on Business advertising feature definitely has its advantage. Over the last few years a great many businesses _ of all sines -- have found that invesuneu in the AjaxANckering News Mre:dsds and OshawelWhitby This WeWs Focus on Business feature have generated extra phone calls that likely would not have otherwise occurred. How do you set Involved! Wbm a campauy makes a commitment to advertise for 10 weeks on the page, it also receives a full feature story. complete with pi mares. The story reinforces the advertisement, enabling the business to explain m depth its Utilities X tib Ramal P and even a historical overview otherwise. everytbwg is done by the newspapds ataR the d design, story interview and writing. plus the taking of the photographs. All the business needs w do is prepare for the increased sales volume. For more information can Janice W 693-5110. DR. E. G LLEZEAU A DR. M. 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Tenn 8.5016 5.7 NO BROKERAGE FEES (b9AMed x0cw* Serrv� Handyman ILLUSTRATIOK cartooning, OrapAlc desert. .a»rtt.Yq. acs u.A raeiars pods° r CONSTRUCTION avaigibW (�� T>R(416) Interior and exterior repairs, renovations and PICKWAY Transportation - construction. Fast and POO* Sichcd Bus service a clean professional work PldMi Pubes Stltoob and guaranteed Dar Caw 1dw CWOW Abe P- Ine and Aja: Itaaaaeoel Ptfatag, CRAIG 686-1913 jachools. Revaler now for Seplanresr. 42D 4674 9[2893) HANDYMAN - gwNlr ltofrta wnotr+aar or rspaMe M ypw ARLEIE'S Cleaning Services, of electrical, Plumbfny, Chimney Sweeps dsoaa�q etc. oasonabl• (041193) with wl«er,baa. BntM p6/ wdoonta. Phone 723-1469 anyllme. AJAX Chromed Sweeps - 1�p.�d,hsiiq .,,P.: d fo413m flu 4Na� S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - Mlle p11Ye1N � quality eaterlor and Interior hey I (D4 Free esHmlalss. 486 7741. itt+1293) bre and oabirnMs AN workmanship guaranteed Driving Schools and kruwd. Corded Gary 830 - Detest. (042&x+) Home LowER Race - rerAw r.. Improvements S2Bihr. Rocroslon Buller Rate, P 11117M. Contact PamYs Orfvng School r 646o6BS. (041393) Gardening, pah,12 FOR PAVING STONE Retaining walls. Stairs or planting, our quality and value an unequaled. can 427-4143 Spring ciserwps also available. A4- Q4 TWIN RIVERS Property Maintenance SM c c�nl,g'�. Fetizinlp Weed sj� Sod �.R�ap,ers rid IV Shrub and at Shrubs ard Fbwm DM 6a6-tt03 MoWb 540.7467 OUALffY LAWN & GARDEN [.ARE •LIligs laggift • Hecht and shrub rinettiftp • Fwdlaw a uveae cttttral .SPANill chisil-W • I NWAI tap aallrloas FmIals TMS Painting dk Decor Interior 8 Exterior European Workmanship. Fast clean reliable service 420-0081 l 1 RENOVATIONS Basements, decks, cabinets, painting d decoraliN. For estimalee in Durham Region call Don at 668-8489 Spa gees it renovations achaooms, kdchwns i basements. Ceramic 6 matbe wok as wee 20 yrs experience Free Estanaw Dare, Censer 2863329 1'a9tft Nustaio 879.2257 DEL ZOTTO WOOD FENCING Specializing in Pasidential Fences i Decks Drilled Hoke and Set Pests. For Fres Estimates Call (416) 283-3868 Office 1 409-6456 Mobile I.A.S. HOME EPROYEIEMM Foes a1 qua" a1 albndabia pncw complete near kenokatars, fraretntg drywall cal Ron at &"10 days of stn 41644 air 6 and leseli. ALL kinds at hart i twoov♦ menta by experienced OnolessiaWs- vinyl wirkd, pate doors and erkdoswes. Foam: chain Ink or wood, Sm f TOO snlwt Ilei CERAM Ills, pnolwalon.ir kwtiasa Alar. Soaw kfcheas and,btllieoonw. Expert wpaia Grent asler.n , . For a [fee aaestafA plaaae ad Dsse at iMZSTJ0.1)0425" AJAX COIN CAR WASH • OPEN 7 DAYS A WEB( - 24 HOURS • 100% FRESH WARMWAXER • E!'IViiOfMEIRALLY FR6DLY PROOWM • BgDEGRADABLE SOAP a MMX • NEW LiONGO CYCLE 04-6 75 Cani aelotd Ave. 6F�pAJAX OKTARID Don't Foet eek & osnawa/Hmitby This Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 To Place Your Classified Ad - -Please call 576.9335 - --- Heating, Heating, Air Conditioning Air Conditioning BOND & SON Registered Natural Gas Contractor Heating Air Conditioning Sales - Service Installation Specializing in total upgrades from electric or oil to Natural Gas. Ask About Our Gas Fireplace Specials 839-8884 Serving our area for 25 years THE NEWS ADVFRMZR THURSDAY, ARIL 461"3-i AGc 19 Housecleaning Party Services ARLEIE'S Cleaning Services, MAGICIAN, clown, friends. 810 per hour. 987-1384. Ready a entertain for any ape, (041193) any occassion. Birthdays, Moving, promotions, openings, hrdra:.rs, Me& sham we Storage hrn729-e33t. (IF) aM7%7 or a MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything, enc Commercial or restdenkal. Packaging. storage and boxes awaiable. Senior a mid month discounts. Free estimates. Moving 3vatema . tug e.vic". moves. appliance No Plano specialists. list rate or hourly. W now have heated wbrage unnks. Now onerrlg with mow . Cal 427hies boxs - 0005. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing magic tot ciften•s parties and all occas6ww. have my own ntagicia Call Ernie. 9884932 (TF) Plumbing For quality work at reasonable prices. Call Ray at 282-7813 FREE ESTNAATES HARRY -O -THE -MOVERS -��aX a PlCkefi �� w mobig or small we prig [herrn all Free eetirrles, serhiors discount• shod rhodce moves, pianos moved. Comparable rales. Cal 432-2860. (TF) MAN with truck ands men for at your moving needs. prices o fl Me budget. special rates for seniors. Star" at f301hr. Give Pete a cat at 57696.'!3. (TFALL) MEN with large truck will do Journeyman Plumber No job too sural Faucets. showers basement washrooms we, t)aM etc Any rerova:on cr addeon Daylene 4274174 some 427-8809 Ask for Tom household mow. residential. 0al w'c'•' A" types of mwve ' Tax, Financial Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. Directory Painting, RIOIE TAX Decorating • Electronic %V� t PROFESSIONAL panting and wallpapering. One room or Ouillw accolarant whole haws, guar gifted lowly • Pafrsasl i enter raves. No job's too so . Okutily Home Home nor menship Wra►atesif. Cat Improvements Improvements 430-2W& (TFALL) eeeeeee� sees PROFESSIONAL painting, Woo- Mor w►nor and wholor dry..[ IIENOVATIOMS - tabn u y. EUROPEAN so specso WINplaatering and spray.[' Ci 1 TAX - Personal ant:Cawanon addMorne �w C&lwoor,� renovate your bathroom or and Pe" Morns• fences dsdm kitchen waft as was as floor Alfredo w Rete 7211337. (TF) i^9_ Bookkeeping. a MMM buddirhg. Mee iwTw 1fes. 20 yews eoeg Ctced PROFESSIONAL painting. Judy Kukas. Accoursam 420} 416432x686 or 7Ob4W7 &640. references and satisfaction waEeper and d' soeaen- 2061. (031193) P62"M guarrseed. For free eMMrs&s. references. Call for friendly INCOME in returns - how rales. SABER Contracting - all D. Dykstra. 725.4913. (TF) FREE eadmess. 683-67M (TF) 6961514. (0416931 carpentry. additions. QUALITY work by tattw and renovations, kitchen&, W bMheooms hones mwi i;i te son rn N 04--l.rd. ernergaury semis, furniturehard waking. Renovations. ,.finishing, auallty work •' d"a•' — Cat u � guaranteed. 15 years a free estarra a 571.1283 aid or ssperirmw =&MIS. (TFEF<4 Rod. Oshawa. (TFALL) Jspecializing in OURNEYMAN electrician. Housecleaning rewiring, additions and renovations. All work OL ---ed. nee astkrwlea Cal ARE you Aa iii ptobbme IW% - 4204= (TFA)lime to ,keen your honest' M palessbruY c&ankhg cat CIYILTECH - General contras- F+eisn'& Home servos [cloy[ ilV and peoPerly MOWW a %m 427.1041. t01119Cg tslrhOvaliWhtI aildtaons, spring RELIABLE here cw sarher i- de.n w. lawn gang. d.du fences. interlock,land&eape ins O a. do vearWVn dustindusting.design, low prices. Free bathrooms and floors. estimate. 436-1916 Chris. Reesonabl& rte• call 6862077 (0415111M after 4 p.rrL (04 1493) Resurrection CeMbrations EASTER DAY 7:00 a-iin. Sunrise 8:30 a.m. Family Worship 100 a.m. Famay worship 11:30 a -m- Communion BOW DOUGLAS BLACKWELL ��I CORRECTION In our Sears, 'The Home Sale' flyer, page B7, the change table is advertised incorrectly. It is not made of laminated particle board, and is regular price $129.99, on sale for $109.99, not regular price $79.99, on sale for $69.99. Also on that page, the Curity diaper liners are advertised incorrectly. They are regular price $11.99, on sale for $8.99, not regular price $10.99, on sale for $8.19. We regret any kmus aiwlco may have been caused. Yard I Maintenance RYE'S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Giiinerwaewlp Eavectough Clearlrg Lawn Cutting Garden Work Tree Pruning Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week & A jax/Pickenng News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 TO ADVERTISE YOUR HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES CALL 576-9335/ 79&7672 Jlltlpti ' I . �w ur Office 'Environment' This Week is a smoke - fru environment. We recycle all the office co* of our newspaper and other newspapers that come into our office. I We collect and recycle jfirie papa and cans I throughout the kiding. I I We use mugs, instead of polystyrene cups, f -r our coffee and in We att rt to Tduce, reuse and nvde Ame rue 3n. Bem wt cr about the lmvironma)L ')IissAttesa�C, Ajax Pickering .SeisT Ad4ruer Mater 7 J `g MR ,+a7nJOfiOnS:• �'� 5t10O'f'r1TA+G =_'F 95aint otorge's 0burrb 1 Huy. 02 as R ;uadaU I vie = JNcataer % Village, AJAX Orlando THURSDAY 7:30 P.M. Institution of the Lord's Supper, Foot washing, Anointing GOOD FRIDAY - 11:00 A -M. Solemn Liturgy Me Church is OPE` throughout the day for quiet prayer & vigil) HOLY SATURDAY - 8:00 P -M. - The Great V1g11 of Easter, Baptism & Eucharist EASTER DAY 8:00 A.M. - Quiet Eucharist 9:00 A.M. - Choral Eucharist 10:30 A.M. - Festival Eucharist • DENTAL PLANS ACCEPTED • REPAIRS & RELINES - COMPLETE DENTURES • LOW COST DENTURE SERVICE AVAILABLE • MYOLOC • SOFT LINERS • FREE PARKING FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL EMERGENCY CALLS • i • � � ACCEPTED 134 HARWOOD SOUTH -1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 401 __ -AJAX bMheooms hones mwi i;i te son rn N 04--l.rd. ernergaury semis, furniturehard waking. Renovations. ,.finishing, auallty work •' d"a•' — Cat u � guaranteed. 15 years a free estarra a 571.1283 aid or ssperirmw =&MIS. (TFEF<4 Rod. Oshawa. (TFALL) Jspecializing in OURNEYMAN electrician. Housecleaning rewiring, additions and renovations. All work OL ---ed. nee astkrwlea Cal ARE you Aa iii ptobbme IW% - 4204= (TFA)lime to ,keen your honest' M palessbruY c&ankhg cat CIYILTECH - General contras- F+eisn'& Home servos [cloy[ ilV and peoPerly MOWW a %m 427.1041. t01119Cg tslrhOvaliWhtI aildtaons, spring RELIABLE here cw sarher i- de.n w. lawn gang. d.du fences. interlock,land&eape ins O a. do vearWVn dustindusting.design, low prices. Free bathrooms and floors. estimate. 436-1916 Chris. Reesonabl& rte• call 6862077 (0415111M after 4 p.rrL (04 1493) Resurrection CeMbrations EASTER DAY 7:00 a-iin. Sunrise 8:30 a.m. Family Worship 100 a.m. Famay worship 11:30 a -m- Communion BOW DOUGLAS BLACKWELL ��I CORRECTION In our Sears, 'The Home Sale' flyer, page B7, the change table is advertised incorrectly. It is not made of laminated particle board, and is regular price $129.99, on sale for $109.99, not regular price $79.99, on sale for $69.99. Also on that page, the Curity diaper liners are advertised incorrectly. They are regular price $11.99, on sale for $8.99, not regular price $10.99, on sale for $8.19. We regret any kmus aiwlco may have been caused. Yard I Maintenance RYE'S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Giiinerwaewlp Eavectough Clearlrg Lawn Cutting Garden Work Tree Pruning Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week & A jax/Pickenng News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 TO ADVERTISE YOUR HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES CALL 576-9335/ 79&7672 Jlltlpti ' I . �w ur Office 'Environment' This Week is a smoke - fru environment. We recycle all the office co* of our newspaper and other newspapers that come into our office. I We collect and recycle jfirie papa and cans I throughout the kiding. I I We use mugs, instead of polystyrene cups, f -r our coffee and in We att rt to Tduce, reuse and nvde Ame rue 3n. Bem wt cr about the lmvironma)L ')IissAttesa�C, Ajax Pickering .SeisT Ad4ruer Mater 7 J `g MR ,+a7nJOfiOnS:• �'� 5t10O'f'r1TA+G =_'F 95aint otorge's 0burrb 1 Huy. 02 as R ;uadaU I vie = JNcataer % Village, AJAX Orlando THURSDAY 7:30 P.M. Institution of the Lord's Supper, Foot washing, Anointing GOOD FRIDAY - 11:00 A -M. Solemn Liturgy Me Church is OPE` throughout the day for quiet prayer & vigil) HOLY SATURDAY - 8:00 P -M. - The Great V1g11 of Easter, Baptism & Eucharist EASTER DAY 8:00 A.M. - Quiet Eucharist 9:00 A.M. - Choral Eucharist 10:30 A.M. - Festival Eucharist • DENTAL PLANS ACCEPTED • REPAIRS & RELINES - COMPLETE DENTURES • LOW COST DENTURE SERVICE AVAILABLE • MYOLOC • SOFT LINERS • FREE PARKING FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL EMERGENCY CALLS • i • � � ACCEPTED 134 HARWOOD SOUTH -1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 401 __ -AJAX Resurrection CeMbrations EASTER DAY 7:00 a-iin. Sunrise 8:30 a.m. Family Worship 100 a.m. Famay worship 11:30 a -m- Communion BOW DOUGLAS BLACKWELL ��I CORRECTION In our Sears, 'The Home Sale' flyer, page B7, the change table is advertised incorrectly. It is not made of laminated particle board, and is regular price $129.99, on sale for $109.99, not regular price $79.99, on sale for $69.99. Also on that page, the Curity diaper liners are advertised incorrectly. They are regular price $11.99, on sale for $8.99, not regular price $10.99, on sale for $8.19. We regret any kmus aiwlco may have been caused. Yard I Maintenance RYE'S PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Giiinerwaewlp Eavectough Clearlrg Lawn Cutting Garden Work Tree Pruning Don't Forget Oshawa/Whitby This Week & A jax/Pickenng News Advertiser Classified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 TO ADVERTISE YOUR HOME AND BUSINESS SERVICES CALL 576-9335/ 79&7672 Jlltlpti ' I . �w ur Office 'Environment' This Week is a smoke - fru environment. We recycle all the office co* of our newspaper and other newspapers that come into our office. I We collect and recycle jfirie papa and cans I throughout the kiding. I I We use mugs, instead of polystyrene cups, f -r our coffee and in We att rt to Tduce, reuse and nvde Ame rue 3n. Bem wt cr about the lmvironma)L ')IissAttesa�C, Ajax Pickering .SeisT Ad4ruer Mater 7 J `g MR ,+a7nJOfiOnS:• �'� 5t10O'f'r1TA+G =_'F 95aint otorge's 0burrb 1 Huy. 02 as R ;uadaU I vie = JNcataer % Village, AJAX Orlando THURSDAY 7:30 P.M. Institution of the Lord's Supper, Foot washing, Anointing GOOD FRIDAY - 11:00 A -M. Solemn Liturgy Me Church is OPE` throughout the day for quiet prayer & vigil) HOLY SATURDAY - 8:00 P -M. - The Great V1g11 of Easter, Baptism & Eucharist EASTER DAY 8:00 A.M. - Quiet Eucharist 9:00 A.M. - Choral Eucharist 10:30 A.M. - Festival Eucharist • DENTAL PLANS ACCEPTED • REPAIRS & RELINES - COMPLETE DENTURES • LOW COST DENTURE SERVICE AVAILABLE • MYOLOC • SOFT LINERS • FREE PARKING FOR FREE CONSULTATION CALL EMERGENCY CALLS • i • � � ACCEPTED 134 HARWOOD SOUTH -1 BLOCK SOUTH OF 401 __ -AJAX ".F'lMIGz �►T1Q N11M AIDVQTMIM T80WIAY, APIM •. OU it All you reed is 1 buyer. 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