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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_03_06Region OKs infrastructure projects DURHAM - The Region will soon apply for 11 projects under the federal - provincial -municipal infrastructure pro- gram. Works committee head and Oshawa councillor John Aker says, "We'll apply and we will be successful" in getting funding. ;OLF MEMBERSHIPS GOLF MONDAY TO THURSDAY OPPORKE GOLD CARD GOLF MONDAY ; 118 TO FRIDAYus PI No Green Fees Parable ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB P.O. BOX 91. AJAX Lt 2 MIN E OF THE OVP ON d0! 1 5) fib$ •3210 i Regional council approved Wednes- day the 11 programs, with a total cost of $38 million. The federal and provincial governments will pick up $25.3 million, the Region $9.9 million and the private sector $2.7 million. Among the projects to be done are the $8.1 million for a sewage pumping sta- tion in Ajax, $8 million to upgrade regional roads, $6.5 million to add a floor to the police headquarters in Oshawa, $5.25 million for sewer work in Whitby and Oshawa, and $2.8 million to widen Thornton Rd. near the Oshawa airport. Among the roads to be upgraded are $1.75 million to reconstruct a portion of Liberty St. in Clarington, $200,000 to reconstruct part of Whites Rd. in Picker- ing, and $200,000 to resurface a portion of Harwood Ave. in Ajax. Mr. Aker doesn't know when approvals for the projects will be announced. Pickering Edition MW Does your child sm with confidence? Does your child use 118 hMwr full potential? Give him/her BOTH r ....,.with KARATE. Sunday, March 6, 1994 32 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 930 + 70 GST = 55 cents Vol. 113 No. H OFF THE TOP URGENT NEED FOR ALL BLOOD TYPES AJAX-PICKS-RIING - All blood 1%pes are urgently needed at a two-day blood &xKx clinic later this month. Tin Ajar -PP kcnng, bruich of the Canadian Red Crus S(k'tety will hoar the clinic .Nlo nday. March 28, and Tuesday. March -N. frau 2 p -m. to 9:30 p.m. both days, at Branch 606 of the Royal Canadian Legion. 1555 Bayly�St., Picl:erin_.11x: coilLcuon target is ')00 units L:tch di,,. People ,ho uld wait 70 days between donations. All okxxm must have identification with a photograph on it. the Lesion is on the south sidle .of Bayly. east of Sandy Beach Rd. Call the Red Cross at 420-3383 for more information. 0 [Regular features Letters.»... .......-...6 Billboard....... l0 Sports...».. l5 Sincerely Yours..............25 Classified... .-.....»26 Crowd teasers When teachers at St. James Catholic School in Ajax played Durham Regional Police in a volleyball game Thursday, the men in blue had the support of, from left, Allison Gallagher, Laine Bradley and Devin Gallagher. photo by Andrew lwanowski I Hospital closes 29 beds over M AJAX-PICKERING - Your local hospital will shut some facilities over the March break to meet its obligations under the social con- tract imposed by the provincial government. Twenty-nine medical -surgical beds will be closed at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital from March 14 to March 28. The ambulatory MP defends govern ent rUAX-PICKERING — Ontario Riding Liberal MP Dar McTeaguc held his fust ever town hall meeting in Pickering Wednesday night, but few townsfolk bothered to come. About 2-5 people showed up for the event held in the coun- cil chamber at the Pickering Civic Complex. Their recelxion for their new MP included a few smatterings of warm applause, but also a few pointed questions. Some citizens were not impressed by the Liberal coti•etn- ment's efforts at controlling the deficit. -- -- "I believe the deficit needs to be cut much more aggressively than it has been," said Jim Hodgins of Dyson Rd. in Picker- ing. He feels the government should be cut- ting spending rather than increasing taxes to reduce the deficit. "You guys are just sort of wasting every- body's time." said Jim Sadler of Forest Rd in Whitby. "Why does the government Dan McTeague think they've got to buy jobs?" Mr. McTeague countered that the government was not pre- pared to take a "slash and trash" approach to the deficit. "You have to encourage and stimulate and massage this economy to get it back on its feet again. The last thing we need is to take this fragile recovery we have now and throw it into a tailspin." The MP claimed his government's infrastructure program has already created about 1,000 jobs in Durham, and that it will yield "tremendous spin-off benefits". He added it was the spending on infrastructure that occurred in the 1950s and 1960s that allowed the Canadian economy to grow as dtatnati- oally as it has since then. Mr. McTeague also maintained that a significant portion of Canada's current economic woes can be blamed on the high interest rate policy of the Mulroney government and the credit policies of the country's major banks — both of which he believes decimated businesses, including his own. "We basically had to run a race not just without shoes but without legs," he said. arch break to cut -costs care unit, which provides out-patient services such as minor surgery, diagnostic testing, and treatment, will be shut for one week beginning March 14. Other facilities, such as the inten- sive care unit, emergency department and maternal and newborn services, will remain open and function as usual. The closure of the 29 beds will bring the hospital's medical -surgical capacity down to 60 patients from 90. The hospital has had this latest closure scheduled since it drew up its social contract plans last fall, and has booked less in-patient surgery for the down period. DON'T LET ANOTHER DAY END WITHOUT MEETING THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE! CALL SINCERELY YOURS AT 1-416-976-1991 IOMOFMOFTE � a FMI PICKERING 1 I I :'• 11AM91Z 10 2PM CENTILE ».►',��+ i >k=,A�i•i r► i'��'li tib it -t � i �� p rye.:. r :,1. 4,GE 2•THE Nlkft ADVE ri 1:R suNtWr MARCH (o i Day -long kindergarten considered for DURHAM - All -day, every- ber, though the Durham Board of Paulen is being forced on there. her -day kindergarten may fund its Education is under fire by angry par- Ilia( board believes the ant -cut - ay into Catholic schools within the encs who contend revampLd kinder- ting measure will benefit students by ;xt few years. But the Durham Region Roman atholic Separate School Board is aking the slow route" on the issue, sures chairman Kevin Ashe. "We ant to involve parents, daycare •ntres and employees. - After consulting parents, the / lard hopes to find a school willing Durham Catholic schools providing them mow time for things parents fear youngsters would be like crafts and physical education unable to cope with a full day at and less time on buses. But many school. host a pilot project in Sept. 1995. it•s unable to find a volunteer. )wever, it would be forced to iour lest a school, according to Mr. she. '■� By cutting noon -hour busing to id from kindergarten classes, the )ard estimates it would save 150.000 a year — about half of hick is picked up by local taxpay- -s and the remainder through ovincial grants. The controversial program will cely be introduced at all public hools here beginning in Septem- y USFIAWA RKI CHIF HOURS: TUES. 5-10 WED.-THURS. 9-10 FRI. TO SUN. 9-4:30 ■ Income taxes are all we do. ■ We have more experienced preparers than anyone in the business. It's wby anadians return. 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ONTARIO MOTOR SALES OM SK MICHAEL BOYER ppm ROY NICHOLS LTO. ewY - PwAbe • Stud[ • OMC Trtldtt< Motors Ltd. Chevrolet • Oldttt�t Wle a ir�t 715 King$W Rd., Pick e - aAL C nim (Hwy. 2 ("s 8 A.M.. Geo • Cad be (401 a Wwas Rd.) E IM of O*dm too ftw l rr oom NO WL 686-M59 mmmy 8 AX - 436-2222 436-2228 1 PJL 436.7441 725.6501 1 INUM 1 831.2693 PU stc 2 PJL School technical program upgrades spared cutbacks DIIRIIANI - Plans to upgrade technical facilities at older public high schools will continue, while teachers can still rely on an assis- tance program to help them deal with tou4,h economic times and changes in education. Those are among the items spared from the chapping block — so far — during the Durham Board of Education's most recent round of budget talks Tuc c_ - y. While the board may still Lo nsid- er revising its p4uns to update older technical facilities to help prepare students for the 21st century, it plans to spend 5383,000 on upgrades this year. (Last year, it spent about S875,000 on upgrades to Exeter Iligh School in Ajax. It also received $65,000 from the education ministry, an amount it expects to get for updating projects again this year.) Meanwhile, the board plans to retain an employee as istattce pro - grim carrying an annual price tag of $48,000. The program was modified last year, allowing access to all employees but limiting the number of counseling sessions they're allowed. OUxx decisions: 13 Maintain a painting program at an annual cost of $275,000. "Boat allows one of the board's 19 sec- axkary sclxxils to get a fresh coat of p:anl, a project carried out on a roxa- tioxkd basis. O Chop a professional develop- ment budget of $609,000 by another 10 per cent. (It had been already boom cut by five per cent.) The board has yet to decide whether to reduce cafeteria staff at Exeter and General Vanier Sec- ondary Schad in Oshawa in order to make fool school operatiats self- sufficient — though cafeteria ser- vice at those schools is not at risk. At present, extra staff is hired to work with students and assist teach- ers. While the board expect% to wind up all budget decisions at its next finance meeting Wednesday, these items which have been spared cuts nuiv be looked at again if transfer payments from the Province are reduced. Queen's Park should announce transfer payments later this month. THE "yZqr= It UN PA Catholic board trims one trustee DURHAM - Taxpayers will be spared almost $35,000 over the next three years after the separate school board here cuts a trustee from its payroll in this fall's civic election. In doing so, the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School board is back-pedalling on Decem- ber plans to trim two trustees from its roster. But trustees feared that move would result in unfair representa- tion across the region. While Oshawa will now be represented by five trustees instead of six, a further cut would have left Ajax with one fewer trustee than Picker- ing and Whitby, which each have three. (The number of trustees elected to Ontario school boards is based on electoral population, which is calculated within municipal bound- aries. Boards have the option of adding or subtracting two trustees.) According to those statistics, Ajax is eligible for just two trustees because it falls 0.02 per cent below the required electoral population for a third representative, explains board chairman Kevin Ashe. "We wanted equal representa- tion in the western part of the region, and also wanted to main- tain representation in the north," where Brock. Uxbridge and Port Perry share one trustee, Mr. Ashe says of the decision to trim just one trustee. (The board also has three French language trustees who aren't included in the calculation and won't be affected by the cut.) Trustees earn $10,553 a year $1,000. The municipal election and also have a travel allowance of will be held in November. DELIVERY SERVICE FWATCH FOR THESE INSERTS 3 FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD SUN., MARCH 6194 FOOD CITY (AJAX) NEWS ADVERTISER • FOOD TOWN (AJAX/PICK.) (AJAX/PICK.) ' HEALTH RITE IDA (AJAX) ' ALBERTO SHAMPOO ' IGA (PICK.) CONDITIONER KMART (AJAXIPICK.) (AJAX/PICK.) ' A&P (PICK) LOBLAWS/SUPER CENTRE ' BAYRIDGES IDA (PICK.) AJAX/PICK) BIWAY (AJAX/PICK.) SAV -A -CENTRE (PICK.) 'CANADIAN TIRE (PICK.) ' SQUARE BOY (AJAX) DOMINION (AJAX./PICK.) ' THE BAY (AJAX/PICK.) orwne ro.r«ra hmmomia any I ROIRM BMTWO a 501 P=22AIL DMCTOBA �. (1101 M IV of Mut FNM) 0. crows S o..aa Fbody OWMd OW ` pe aW a rrYn k.. D waa� HELD OVER PAY NO G.S.T.99. PLUS 5 Pc. 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The federal and provincial gov- members will decide soon if they • Expansion of the Town Ball por- emments would each provide one - should use money from the feds and tion of the Civic Complex, which third of the money and the Town the Province to improve the Picker- was only designed to fulfill the would have to kick in the remaining ing Recreation Complex, service Town's needs until 1995; S 1.6 million. land for new industries or fix roads. • Serv�of industrial lands; The projects undertaken have to Or, they could decide against • W t trail improvements; be new ones not already approved spending any of the fiends available • Participation in a recycling facility; and budgeted for. One third of the through the federal -provincial infras- • Construction of a boat launch; money has to be spent by March of tructure program. • Improvements to or construction of 1995, and the project has to be coin - Town staff have provided noun- new public buildings for Claremont pleted by March of 1996. The Town cillos a list of 10 possible projects (fire hall, library, community cen- would have to decide on its projects which would eligible for infrastnrc- tre): and let the other levels of govern- ture funding and invited the politi- • Hydro upgrades in Waal areas. ment know by April. cians to add their own to the list Town manager Tim Sheffield " "b'e'rc only going to do projects The possibilities already under reports Pickering may be able to that the Town needs," assures Mr. consideration include, in no particu- complete one or more of the pro- Sheffield. lar order jests, depending on which ones are Within the next few weeks. • Expansion of the Pickering Recre- chosen. 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LIS 2H5 JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 WENDY GALLAGHER, Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Sales Manager Member of the Ontario Press Council ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager umors an ulations All you really need is a little misinformation to stir things up. A few weeks ago photocopies of a letter to the editor of a magazine started making the round amocig employees of Durham businesses and numbers of organizations such as teachers' associations. The letter was written by an alderman from somewhere in the Niagara region and criticized a new provincial law called the Substitute Decisions Act, which encourages people to arrange for their owm erre and tlx: management of their assets in case they should become mentally incapacitated. The law takes effect next January and a public education campaign is planned by the Provincial government - Despite rumors sparked by the letter, this is not really a controversial law, says Scott Elliott, a lawyer with the Oshawa firm Kitchen, Kitchen, Sineson and McFarlane. We tend to agree. The intent of the law is to encourage people to draw up powers of attomcy, naming someone they trust to make decisions in case they become incapacitated. Like dying %Othowt a will, becoming incapable witltout a power of attorney makes one's affairs unnecessarily complicat- W. It does not mean, however, that the public trustee will seize the assets of an incapacitated penin who's neglected to appoint a power of attor- ney. "That would be highly unlikely, except in the worst case of abuse," assures Mr. Elliott. But fanuly members will have to apply to the public trustee's office to gain control of an incapable perxon's asset_;, a procedure that could be avoided if healthy people chcxxsc io take control of their affairs now. You never knew what could happen. Since the current law requires people seeking control of another's assets to go through the court system the new legislation doesn't seem unreasonable. Preparing today for the future could be a wise idea. � LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Go away I asTel -7*2 To the editor, An open letter to Premier Bob Rae: Mr. Rae, in response to your interview with the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, Februar% 15. If you haven't turned your back on the people of Pickering, 1 can only conclude that you unashamedly present us with bare faced lies, You assert your party has honored its position that "there has to be a process everyone sees as fair". In April '93 the people of Pickering presented your MPP Jim Wiseman with a petition containing over 10,000 signatures that categorically refutes your assertion. How can you morally, ethically or intellectually characterize a process as fair when it has a total disregard for the negative impacts our citizenry continues to endure as a result of provincial waste "mismanagement". Your blithely misrepresent the IWA as an "independent body". The same IWA that was given its "marching orders" by then NDP Minister of the Environment Ruth Grier and is chaired by Walter Pitman a long time NDP activist, candidate and 'back room boy'? You contend that "the government isn't speeding up the approval process". I remember when both you and Jim Wiseman came to Pickering and demanded David Peterson subject the P1 proposal to a full environmental assessment act hearing and not "fast track it". The NDP proposed EEI1 site will be approved by a "fast track" process authorized by a NDP order in council. What are we to conclude, "waste makes haste" or is it only bad when "they" do it? In conclusion Mr. Rae, you state, "I can't, for the life of me, find a fairer process". The people of Pickering can.... the provincial election in '95. David Ryan - PACT executive David Steele - PACT vice Chairman, Pickering i From the news editor's desk Blake Purdy Handcuffing the It happened three times in a recent one-month period: ordinary people performing extraordinary feats. They chose not to be vic- tims and instead fought back, repelling the thugs who thought they'd found an easy mark. Brave- ly, courageously, dangerously. Jan. 21: A diminutive employ- ee of an Ajax floral shop tosses a teenage thug out the door after he demands that she hand over money from the cash register. Feb. 1S: An Ajax jeweller throws out two would-be robbers after one of the punk's guns fails. Feb. 22: A Pickering man finds three burglars in his garage, gets in his car and chases their getaway vehicle although they fine at him with a sbotgun. In a way, those three people took the law into their own hands. Maybe because they knew the people who enforce the law have their hands tied; our police are handcuffed. They were further handcuffed Wednesday when Durham coun- cil members approved a 1994 budget that more or less freezes Region taxes at last year's level. They don't want to pick your pocket any more than they already have, especially not in a year of a municipal election. They want you to sit tight on your wallet. good guys However, as they made that popular decision --popular being more preferable to them than proper in an election year — they also made your wallet more accessible to the criminals, the ones for whom picking your pocket gets them a jail term. The politicians, looking for another term in office, determined that, in order to freeze your taxes, Durham can get along with 45 fewer cops than in 1993 -- this in a region that's one of few which continues to grow, a region in which much of that growth is coming from Toronto, bringing Toronto criirne with it. The politicians will tell you the reduction in police staffmg won't put your safety in jeopardy. Bull! I think they're mope con- cerned about the ballot you had in your hand than the bullet you could take in your bead. After all, people shot dead by criminals can't vote in municipal elections like the one coming up this fall. It's obvious to me who Durham councillors were serving when they passed the Region bud- get Wednesday. They weren't helping you when they further handcuffed your cops -- the peo- ple who really serve and protect us. They were helping them- selves. ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. Letters can be mailed or dropped off at the News Advertiser, 130 Com- mercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 or sent by FAX to 683- 7363. 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. 1,161, r i: t+, y P - ` f r1= MUNI AIt7►QTISII t SUND64W, MAw01111 419144PAG97 Company wants to bring waste to Pickerin-g By MAMME TAKACS "'Ibis sees the b*mw out of Town has been fighting for in trying concerns but were more supportive involves diversion and recycling of Staff Reporler me," Ward 2 Councillor Kip Van to have the existing Brock West of the project. waste rather than dumping it. PICKERING - A proposal to Kempen told his colleagues Mon- landfill closed and in opposing a Councillor Rick Johnson noted Instead of passing a motion build an organic waste -processing day. "What we're saying is we're new dump proposed for here. And, he's travelled to Germany and seen before them to commit the Town in plant in Pickering has some Town going to accept other people's he added, a wet waste plant would how well a plant similar to the one principle to the plant proposal, =in - councillors alarmed bemse it would garbage." very likely create odor and traffic being proposed can work. cillors voted to refer the matter to a see the community import garbage The councillor maintained pro- problems. Other politicians maintained the special committee of staff and politi- finm other areas. ceeding with the facility "fundamen- Other councillors said they proposal should not be mixed up clans who are to report back within The Town has been discussing tally goes against" everything the shared some of Mr. Van Kempen's with the landfill issue, because it two months. the plant with Canada Composting Inc. (CCI), which holds rights to a German technology for converting, - /�� organic waste into compost, biogas5 -yam-� SCAR r dr (mostly methane), water and recy- � 1 �'� /�� OPEN clables. x''�I'ERY The plant would be owned by CCI and would be expected to createiE about 40 jobs. . i.. Pickering would have to commit DIFFERKE SUNDAY itself to separately collecting organic - (wet) waste to be processed at the plant. Only about 10 per cent of the plant's Opacity would be used for 4 processing rocessin residential wet waste from Pickering: the rest could come from other municipalities, as well as commercial, industrial and institu- �,- trona) sources here and elsewhere. FROZEN WANTED: TICKETS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS eg. Leafs, Blue Jays & others Will Pay Cash at Face Value Call Bruce, 579-4400, Ext 207 Tl !L B,%i in'i F,%rri i Exo-,t A -Z ENCOURAGEMENT Encuuragernent means "to give courage." 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In front, from left, Jennifer Hnatko of St. Patrick, Jeff Boyce of Our Lady of the Bay, Enrico Bakfovi- no of St. Anthony Daniel and Sheryl Salvador of St. Monica. In back, from left, Marlon Juman of St. Patrick, Tanya Rochester of Our Lady of the Bay, Rodrigo Gordillo of St. Isaac Jogues and Shaun Griffith of St. Catherine of Siena. Banners and skits are among the suggestions students put forward in their fight against racism. The Family Car up a fight General Auto Repairs 2 Wheel Alignment 19.5 7 .�'• ^post cars �� •�, expres March 31/94 550 Bayly. #38, (905) 837-2076 ¢ T N CUT YOUR o 11 TAX BJLL; -, OL� 5 IN Why pay BA s:va SMALLdiscouniing faasT BUSINESS/�cfron.c (EF/LE)) aystsm RETURNS YOUR REFUND PICKERING / AJAX REVENUE CANADA IN TWO WEEKS! 157 Hazelwood Drive AUTHORIZED AGENT Whitby, Ontario PERSONAL INCOME T LIN 3L9 AX RETURNS from $30_00 Ca// us about our comp/steP range o/ accounting and (416) 438-8537 Financia/ P/arming sBrvicss ... 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IT'S OUR FIRST WM-IVERSMY1Ii Make your own beer and wine on our Premises from $70 FREE 1/2 PRICE Free Starfrit vacuvin QR 50 Bottle wine rack ($16.95 value) ($49.95 value) With any batch of wine Sale Runs to We use only 100% VINSON arra juice grape juice in our wines. 860 Brock Rd. South -- --- — -_ -- - — Unit 8, Pickering •� 401 831-2337 HOURS: Mon. -Fri. 12-9 . Sat. 10-4 Last Bniw 1 hour betpmclosing _ Board looks at offering French school, daycare DURHAM - It won't be long before the public board decides whether to study the possibility of establishing a French school and daycare here. But before making that deci- sion, the Durham Board of Edu- cation is awaiting the results of a survey of 3,800 French-speaking residents who pay their taxes to the public school system. (Another 4,000 francophones support the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board, according to statistics compiled during the last munici- pal election.) The survey, sent in mid- February, will determine the number of school-age or pre- school children here and whether parents would enrol those chil- dren in a French language public elementary school if one was established in Durham. If the results of the survey indicate sufficient interest, the board may look into such issues as accommodation, costs, and organization and governance of a French first -language program. Though the public board doesn't offer instruction in French- as -a -first language, it now provides it to 79 students from kindergarten to OAC by "purchasing" services from the Durham separate board and the Lease Mart Systems Financing Specialists Karen Dryden Tel 905 686-1786 Fax 905-686-2952 LMS Financial Services 80 Nashdene Road, Suite 230 Scarborough, Ontario, M1 V 5E4 27 CORRECTION In this week's 'Layaway Sweepstake Sale' flyer the 'Golden Palm' Patio Furniture featured on page 1 will not arrive in time for the beginning of the sale. However, it will be available in most stores sometime during the sale period. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Limited 1 A 1 1 INVITES YOU 1 TO BE OUR GUEST 1 1 TASTE THE BEST 1 nor Enloy One 1 Complimentary 1 tf:a -ria 1 � 1 ' With the purchm d another and a trwdlum act drink and a wrye fry 1 ' Valhi wfth presentation ot their CO&Wn ' dW at ir" Wroh 30, 112114 1 ' 1163 Kingston Rd. 1 Pickering ----IMI M1 --J Metropolitan Toronto French Language School Council. That figure was "significantly higher" before Durham's sepa- rate board opened Ecole sec- ondaire catholique Saint - Charles -Garnier in Whitby, reports public system superin- tendent Casey Daleman, who's responsible for French programs. The separate board also oper- ates two elementary schools, Ecole catholique Notre-Dame- de-la-Jeunesse in Ajax and Ecole catholique Corpus -Christi in Oshawa. The three schools have a total student population of 1,025. What Am I? �;",msT` If you can guess what building I am in the town of Ajax, you could win a gift cer- tificate for dinner. We'll publish the winner March 16. Send your entries to: What Am I, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5 El I am among the healthiest in town 0 There's always something brewing nearby 0 I am a commercial success Fax us your billboard Items at 683-7363 01-11 pul 0R°R°a�m CHILDREN'S TRADE SHOW THE SHOW FOR PARENTS AND CHILDREN YOU WON'T WANT TO M(SSrr LE PARC CONFERENCE & BANQUET CENTRE 8432 LESLIE STREET (AT HWY 7 ) SAT. MAR 12TH 10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. SUN MAR 13TH 10:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. EXCITING EXHIBITS. DEMONSTRATIONS. FASHION SHOWS. GUEST SPEAKERS, ENTERTAINMENT, FABULOUS DRAW PRIZES AND MUCH MUCH MORE, DON'T MISS!! DON'T MISSrr B.J. Birdtc of the Toronto Blue Jays: Sat. at 530 p.m. & Sun. iaN i p.m. Karaoke for Kids: Brought to you by LOONIE TUNES Dr. Peter Marshall, author of: "tiow I Know Why Lions Eat Thcir Young, How To Raise Your Teenagers With Humour": Sat. Mar. 12th at 110) a.m. The Amazing Magic of Michacl Russ Create the perfect nursery with Dearbom Baby Furnishings Playroom courtesy of West Scarborough Neighbourhood C.C. Dr. Paul Andrews - Pediatric Dentist - Sat. 401 p.m. KIDEO Srturday March 12th 12AN) pm. to 10) p.m. POLKA DOT DOOR 'LIVE!' Sunday %lxi :h ! Ith ! 2 1X p m .,, ! iNi m Brought to you by: WAL-MART CANADA ADMISSION- 57.00 PER FAMILY WITH NET ADMISSION PROCEEDS TO THE CHILDREN'S WSII FOUNDATION FREE PARKINGM BRING THIS AD AND SAVE 52.00 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL 423-4419 Wanted The News Advertiser is seeking your help in locating hometown heroes. On March 30 we're publishing a special section featuring people who have added a little extra to your community. A Hometown Hero can be a person who has dedicated years to coaching hockey. Or, it can be the crossing guard who spends a little extra time with children. Hometown Heroes come in all shapes, sizes, colors and ages. We need you to tell us who you think is a Hometown Hero. On March 30 we'll publish a story and picture on each of the 50 Hometown Heroes we've selected. The hero and a guest will be honored at a dinner to be held at Gallantry's in the Pickering Town Centre. The hero will receive a commemorative T- shirt and plaque. Write us and tell us in 250 words or less who you think deserves the distinction as a Hometown Hero. We'll notify those chosen by March 16. Address it to: Hometown Heroes, c/o The News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, L1 S 2H5. Hometown Heroes is sponsored by the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser and the Pickering Town Centre. Ajax -Pickering /_V1 aQw,t Q(V1(wASJt(w Mid Spring Specials r � LUBE, OIL & FILTER 1 SPECIALS CHANGE DEMES 1 Y _ ' 95 RU FOROACE 1 PENNZOIL4 6 C C I. ............ $ 151,t I $ 95 Bumper to Bumper"' yl Maintenance Inspection 1 V6N8 $799-51 71995 1 '(with this coupon) ' htd h.skes tine, wspsnsion, slssnnq L General Whims Condition (most cars) J 2 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) 129.95 4 WHEEL ALIGNMENT (most cars) 149.95 ROTARY CLUB of Pickering Business Leaders Luncheon Tuesday, March 8, 1994 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. Regalis Restaurant Pickering Corporate Centre 1305 Pickering Parkway per • Prime Rib Dinner person • Potatoes • Vegetables • Salad $25Includes • Dessert/Coffee/Tea GUEST SPW%AKER Dr. Tim O'Neil Deputy Chief Economist and Vice President, Bank of Montreal In Support of the Pickering Easter Seals Campaign Tickets can be purchased: Bev Hunter Doug Wilkinson Pickering Pickering 683-9660 619-0375 .t ;.fit f•`4f .',fTtt+'.. ►.a{�!'li >['1�';'rw•!.•t ••f: '"»�� l .� jl s 1TAet 1�lR RL11� t#ONk'�66lt�JNOAY,n1111►&6iM��!!8' i X'. 1 � "+ � � . • - I +�wbsals a f .. • , r s s•'�- f- � R . f r • l t r r f P : • ' ♦ { ► . • • 1 . . : . a ► w + � • t � i *' I � ,. 'i^r►�wr r • i r � M � . a -. rh Billboard Is a free beluro for com- rTU ity events of a non-profit nature. To hove your events promoted in Bill- board, call us at 683-5110, fax 683- 7363 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The dead - Ike for Billboard Items Is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publica- Ilon, 10 a.m. the Wednesday polar to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication, STAMPS The Ajax Philatelic Society meets the first and third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at St Bernadette"s Catholic Church, Har- wood Ave. and Boyly St.. Ajax 839- 8364 (Ray). SLO-PITCH The Ajax ladies" Slo- Rtch Assccation holds Is annual gen- eral meeting at 7:30 p m the Annan- dale Golf anc Curling Club. Church St and Boyly St., Ajax. Women aged 21 years and aver interested in play - ng. call Peggi Bristow at 428-6143. PARKINSON The Parkinson Foun- dation Durhorr Region Chapter meets at 730 p.m. at St. Marks Unit- ed Church. 201 Centre St S., W'hltby Guest speaker is Lori Katz of the PorkinSons arc Daughters support group. All welcome. 430-8475 or 666- 8576 for a nde AIDS HOUSE A meeting for James House Durham a proposed AIDS hos- pice, is held at 7:30 p m at St Andrew's United Church. 71 Smcoe St S. (corner of Simcoe and Bruce St ). Oshawa Fund-raising and mem- Oersh0 drive volunteers needed 454- 2 CESAREAN '''e Cesarean Peven- ton Sumer one Educator Group of Durnam Region ho.dS i!S monthly meeting of 7,30 p rr a' me tar', h- Oance Store. 8 ,Midtown. Dr.. Oshawa. The logic is Atternatives to Drugs in Pregnancy aria Birth 435-0497 (K� er) or 576-0562 (; sa Westor) BONSA 'ne Mcts;:,orra Bonsai _ SOC -eels C! p r-' 0: ^aifh Plcce. 44 A!ilioms S• ,I, `,Showa 683-256e. 5°3-5 ;ws BIRDS -ne Durhor- A _C:uI/,Ycl Soc ;,mono meets —e seconc 'ues ;c•, of every mons- c! ' 3C a r- a' Swans Morin. 5(;r- :,,grpool Ra S . Rc[er'rg Speaker s Dr 'Aendy {✓�- er-a.•ray membersr1;, 525 a yea A club --rcry s Ova,'ac.e 039-3219 (Dionne). 721-8?(;7 ;George) HORT)CULTURE -e RcKer:rg Horl.- curao Soclety —.=e•s ar A � - at St Ancrew"s Prescv!er an �Cnurcr.. Cnur'C St north of Hwy 2. Aycx Don OnC Marlone Hancock of NoodianC N-rser es :n M,ss ssouga speck cn •" O=Cendrons and shade- oving pia: ts. All welcome 839 '6pC GENEALOGY The Ontario Genec:oglccl Society. Durham orancn, meets of 7.30 p.m. in the cafeteria at Henry Street High School, j AUSTIN'S --- j I Do� ht HousekeepingSR�1 91 Recommend a customer I l who uses our services and I You will receive your next cleaning 1/2 PRICE 2CR0aA0lN cSuKEGp DISCOUNT U M COLDWELL BANKER 1 ST TORONTO EAST REALTY "LOOT( FOR OUR AD ON PAGE 31 OF TODAI"S NEWS ADVERTISER;" 614 Henry St., Whitby, Judith Gaulin of the Pickering Public Library discusses source material, local history. All wel- come. No charge. 683-2476 (Marion). 723-7460 (Bessie). SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors" Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m at the Ajax Seniors" Friend- ship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. John Bee - ton speaks on safety for seniors. 683- 7799 (Louse) AQUARIUM: The Durham Region Aquarium Society meets at 7.30 p.m. in the cafeteria of McLoughlin Colle- Your calendar of coming events giate, 570 Stevenson Rd., Oshawa. The society meets the second Tues- day of each month. 831-0940 (Ty). ROTARY LUNCHEON: The Rotary Club of Pickering holds its Business Leaders Luncheon at the Regalis Restaurant. Pickering Corporate Centre, 1305 Pickering Parkway, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. $25 per person. The luncheon is the kickoff for the 1994 Pickering East- er Seals Campaign. 683-9660 (Bev Hunter). 619-0375 (Doug Wilkin- son) SENIOR CITIZENS ANYONE OVER 55 SAVE MONEY ON AUTO & HOME INSURANCE FOR A FREE QUOTE CALL PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave. #13 40 Ajax. OntarioC Established 1978 683-9725 Dr. Bernard Farber and Dr. Howard Petroff Family Physicians Are pleased to announce Dr. Virginia MacLennan has joined their practice NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS 905-420-5776 Pickering Medical Centre .885 Glenanna Rd. Ste. 210 (directly across from Pickering Town Centre) PARKVIEW GOLF CLUB TOURNAMENT SPECIALS FR,--'" S52.50 MUTTS. GOLF, CART & [)INNER FULLY LICENCED BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR Y0UR NON GOLFING EVENTS HEMBEP.SHIPS NOW ACCEPTED LIMITED NUMBER 2-18 HOLE CHAMPIONSHEP COURSES STEELES & MARKHAM ROAD 1416-293-2833 PUBLIC WELCOME TWO WEEK FREE TRIAL E -X -T E -N -D YOUR LOCAL CALLING AREA! Call friends! Call family! •„E. A nt� Call anyone �� �, Etter in the shaded area and pay _ MOORE wlsOr•s7Ou/ r...raf .1 only I J1 atratstss• �t -°-" $81111195 N,,,,o„ toRwo PER Mo. 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Stk *4051. 1991 COLT 300 E mar s�g00 ""` 2 DR, MAKE AN OFFER! 4 cylinder, auto., power steering, power brakes, AM/FM cassette, doth buckets, privacy glass, dual mirrors & more. 1 owner. Balance fao xy warranty available. Stk. #1S9300A. I�%4 -kw (0 R 1L-�l �I kA.."X, 1992 - SHADOW 2DR. S. MAKE AN OFFER! 4 cylhder. auto.. power staer„ g, power brakes. privacy ;,ass. =- cuckets. AM/FM cassette. 1 owner. Balance factory warranty available Stk. 859252A 1993 CHRYSLER �� ISS INTREPID pM�>r 1 5,200 M MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr, 3.3 L. V6, auto . p s . p.b.. p.w . p door locks. p. mirrors. tilt. cruise, AM/FM cass.. rear child seat. message centre. air cond. Stk. P3989. Balance of factory warranty available. 1993 jFF-CHRYSLER DYNASTY LE MAKE AN OFFER! 4 dr., 3.3 L engine, auto. transmission, power windows, power door locks, power mirrors, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cassette, W.S.W. radials, cloth seats & more. Stk. P3927. Balance of factory warranty available. .�►�..;� _ �-� ,-,/ µ;:ms PLYMOUTH 1ILLAGE AJAX LTD■ SERVICE OPEN ALL CHRYSLER DAY SATURDAY 9 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) 683-5358 AnNDE IERPNIGHT` ' Bre(:)K Fes 1.40 1 i Y(ol Ar c 'at 1 —� - i WF p liunion 90 -41 W 4r AL Air "I,i%e". The a Dot i rasb,)icker. KAYLA i i:-io and z pm. w w � J PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, MARCH 6,19% MARCH BREAK FEsTIVAL1 One man's trash is another man's treasure. With that in mind, the News Advertiser publishes a regular feature called Treasure Chest. Once a month. we'll run a list of items their owners no longer need and are willing to part with for free and the names of people looking for particular items you might want to get rid of for free. but don't want to take to the dump. To advertise things you no longer need or items you're looking for. call 420-5625 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon- day to Friday. There's no charge to advertise. AVAILABLE FOR FREE 1) New apartment -size washer and dryer. 420-4236 2) Old portable sewing machine Gloria 427-2085. 3) Large 4 -litre hot pepper jars. great for storing bulk items Subway Restaurant in Hub Plaza. Hwy. 2 and Liverpool Rd. WANTED FOR FREE 't Two small gates -- the type used to keep toddlers from stair- cases. etc. Vic 428-8907. 2� Dresser with mirror for teenage giri Jan 686-7840. 3) Old telephone and city directories. yearbooks. etc.. used for research purposes. Jan 686-7840. 4; kiedicai supplies, wood, fencing. screening, construction mate- rials. nest boxes. towels. aquarium air pump power filter. meat grinder, slide projector and screen. Av care S;rd Rehab tatior Centre. Bowmanville. 428-2439 (Ajax line;. 5' Old vacuums for parts. D scour.* Vacuum 639-6260. 6, Office equipmert and sucpl es fcr AI' Ps Waste ?az!iity. Jill 686-0633. :Ernveiopes for non-profit common ty soup. eat 51-,9-3177- 8, Pape' cutler,guillotine'. auto hap. 4 c, mere matching wood k,tcher chairs. GGona 427-2085. 9 ?use. shopping cart `old -;;p type. with. 4 wheels. 833-14C7 elle- 1 ! a.,^.. 10, Water disnes. towels. blanke's. leashes. collars. Oshawa and District Humane Society 433-2C22 11) Microfiche for Parents Fnders jar 686-78»C 'his feature brought to you by the PIcKering Waste Recuction Committee and the News Adve-i ser ,�Pulli'ng some strings I I Students at Highbush Public School in Pickering pulled some strings with puppeteer Marjanka Vrab- cova-McComb, who explained many of the special effects created in a unique puppet and shadow play. The presentation began as a bedtime story and developed into a play, with some of the charac- ters improvised out of pillows and bed covers before becoming shadows cast on a screen. photo by Andrew Iwanowski Good Citizenship nominees sought Dt'RIIANI - Iho you know any- one who deserves a meda \amination: are now bein._ accepted for the 1993 Ontario NILLU for Good Citizenship. It's awarded to individuals who've contributed to the well-being of their community through oncoing acts of selflessness. humanity and kindness. Twelve such citizens are honored each year. a Nominees must he individuals w•ho*�c uik-cn the time to resp and yoluntaril� to the needs of their neightx)rs and their communities. Their outstanding contributions have been made over a long period of time, with no expectation of rcu rd. and often at persona sacrifice and expense. Aaiy per-A)n or organization may submit a nomination. The Lieu- tenartt-Govemor of (htCrio will pre- sent the medals June 30. Nomination forms may he obtained by contactin_•: Ontario Ilonors and Awards� Section: On4uio Ministry of Cibzmship: 77 Bloor St. W.. 15th floor. Toronto. Ontario %17A 2R9: tel. (41(x) 314- 'IT)t) (410) 31.3-71-0,0 61 MANUFACTURERS -' DRAPES & BLINDS EI I I I 1-t EZ 'ki ( I 711:1 CUSTOM MADE UNBELIEVABLE ' • Balloons SAVINGS ON... •Swags •Venetians ,*Drapes •Verticals •Sheers •Roller Shades • Roman Shades .pleated Shades •Cornice •Shutters Valances •These are a few of i •Head Boards our wide selections available. •And much, much more... Having Problems Deciding on Window Coverings? Calffl FREE SHOP AT HOME, Pickering Town Centre 420w,8966 (Down— From Sears) -- - — ---- -- - — --- SUNDAY -SPORTS Midget Raiders must win Sunday toget to finals AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Slim -Line Windows midget 'AAA' Raiders rep hockey team was fit to be tied in a playoff game against the Central Ontario Wolves Tuesday. Despite leading 3-0 after two peri- ods, the Raiders had to settle for a 4-4 draw with the Wolves at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Jason Reed, Steve Quinn, Loughery Graham and Tim McCarthy scored for the Raiders, with assists to Victor Charbonneau, Markus Quinn, Kevin Hall and Murray Sheehan. The contest was part of a three -team, round-robin Eastern Ontario 'AAA' playoff round also involving the York/Simcoe Express. Raiders were Garrett Winder with two and Jeff Miles with a single. Michael Nason and Tim 'The Rocket' Despres eamed assists. The Raiders opened the series with a 4-3 loss to the Petes. Nason, Andrew Hanna and T.J. Kemp scored for Ajax/Pickering. with assists to Miles, Shawn Silliphant, Kemp and Nason. In game two, the Raiders pounded the Petes by a 7-2 count. Nason notched a hat trick, Winder with two, and Mike Sauter and Lopez with singles. Drawing assists were Lopez with three, Nason with two, Richard Baker, Chad Mac- Donald, Hanna and Winder with one apiece. The Raiders were beaten by the Express 4-1 in Newmarket Saturday. Graham Horne scored the lone goal, assisted by Sheehan and Rob Vessio. The Raiders were also beaten 5-3 by the Express at the Pickering Recreation Complex last Tuesday night. Markus Quinn was the most dominant Raiders' player on the ice• scoring a pair of goals and adding an assist. Chris Smith netted the other goal and chipped in with a helper. Steve Smith contributed two assists, while Rob Vessio recorded a sin- gle The top two teams emerging from this playoff round will play a best -of - five Eastern Ontario 'AAA' final series. The Raiders must win their final round-robin game against the Wolves in Lindsay on Sunday in order to advance to the final round. Raiders' peewees beat the Petes AJAX -PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Raiders Global Film Ser- vice minor peewee 'AAA' hockey team ousted the Peterborough Petes in a best - of -three consolation playoff series. The Raiders now move on to face the York/Simcoe Express in the next round of the playoffs. After splitting the first two games of the series, a third and final game was needed to decide the issue. Tine Raiders played catch-up through most of game three. but waned back in the early stages of the third period to score both the equalizer and the game winner in a thrilling 5-4 victory over Peterborough. Oliver Lopez was the hero for Ajax/Pickering scoring three goals. including the equalizer and the game winner. Mike Roga earned an assist on the winning marker. Also scoring for the SPECIAL P. Minor atom Raiders advance in playoffs AJAX/PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering LOEB Glendale minor atom Raiders rebounded in the Eastern 'AAA' playoffs against Whitby follow- ing a disappointing finish in the Ontario Minor I lockey Association showdown. After being eliminated by Rich- mond Hill/Vaughan in two straight games in the OMIIA playoffs, theKaiders swept Whitby three A games to none while AM outscoring the oppo- sition 24-6. In the series opener against Whithy. Andrew AAA Hopkins led RAIDERS Raiders to a 6-1 victory with two goals and an assist. Mark Rogers. James Cummins and Simon Barg each contributed a goal and an assist. Tyler McGregor notched a goal, while Trevor Small chipped in with two assists. Kevin Rogers and Ryan Morgan each added one helper. In the second match, the Raiders exploded for a 12-2 win. Barg scored four goals to lead the way. Also picking up points were Mark Rogers (two goals, one assist). Michael Carroll (one goal, two assists), Rocky Ruta (one goal, two assists). Kevin Kogers (three assists). Dennis Colterman (one goal. one assist), Michael Perulli (one goal, one assist), McGregor (one goal, one assist). Hopkins (one goal). Sean Kosk- ta (one assist). Small (one assist) and Morgan (one assist). The Raiders eliminated Whitby with a 6-3 win in the third game. Barg scored two goals and addod two assists, while Kevin Rogers picked up a goal ASE FROMGENEMMUI ORS AT ONTARIO MOTOR SALES 1993 CAVALIER 4 DOOR Z11 • AUTOMATIC 740 • ABS BRAKES oM• • AIR COND. • P. LOCKS 40 • Pru• Ao•tica-L Wee a Lie. Avant I11I11:II11V111111 4- 1993 CADILLAC SE AN DEVILLE • LEATHER TRIM SpgE • LOW, LOW KMS. Fes• • PRICED TO SE SELL 7 and three helpers. McGregor scored twice with a single marker to Ruta. Hopkins added two assists, while Cum- mins recorded a single. Scott Gray and Michael Snetsinger provided solid goaltending in the series. The Raiders now advance to the next round of the playoffs against the York/ Simncoe Express. Durham West girls win three medals AJAX-PICKERING - Durham West Girls' Hockey Association teams brought home three medals from the recent 18th annual Belleville Girls' Hockey Tournament. The Durham West Lightning sent teams in the novice, atom and bantam divisions to the tourney with the atoms winning gold and the bantam and novice squads eaming silvers. The Lex Tec Lightning atoms cap- tured their division title with a hard- earned 2-1 win over Peterborough. Durham West won its fust game of the tourney 9-2 over the host Belleville squad. The Lightning also posted a 3-0 shutout win over arch rivals from Scar- borough. In the third game. Durham West lost 2-0 to Peterborough. Team members are Kristi Shaw, Kristin Alexiou, Jessie Ford. Jessica Armstrong, Lynn Taylor, Melissa Meikle. Charlotte Dowley• Lindsay Spong• Leighanne Genuis, Anne -Marie Williamson, Sheena Gosse. Tracy Mac- Calium and Marianne Carefoote. Meanwhile, the Subway Lightning novices lost a narrow 3-2 decision to Brampton in the title match to earn the silver medal. The Lightning posted a 2- 1 win over Brampton in the first game and blanked Belleville 8-0 in the second contest. Durham West then shut out Oshawa 4-0 in the third game. The Durham West bantam Power Trade Lightning dropped a 7-1 decision to a tough Ottawa Capitals squad in the championship game to earn the silver medal. The hantams scatted the tourney with a 3-1 win over Belleville. Ottawa blanked Durham West 5-0 in the second game. Needing a win or a tie in the third contest against Stouffville, the Light- ning emerged with a 1-0 win. .... •fir :� TINS t ►S AdV=ffI ER SLMMAT, W" S 19"-ftat 1: 5 1 BE ME, M wo PC# 1mr More Favorite Sizes!' PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE FEE OF $4 95, PAYABLE WHEN PORTRAfrS ARE TAKEN. NO CHARGE FOR ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS Pose for odvertised portraits ow selection - on your choice of bockground Your Iavorite props welcomed Additional poses taken for . . ONLY optiorwl poM o Purchase No $ 95 4 no obligation to purchase. No I'm a on the number of advertised coPlec ions per family, but only one per subject Portrait sizes opproxtmok Hurry, Now No Charge For Additional Sub jectsl THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Sat. 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. PICKERING (Kingston Rd.) AGM * P -,O is give you tmmn Oorlraws O 1994 PGA W. Inc PP—U r INVENTORY CLEA NCE SALE MARCH 5 - MARCH 31 ON VASQUE HIKING BOOTS IRISH SETTER SPORT BOOTS LADY'S RED WINGS LIMITED STOCKAVA/LABLE 1286 KENNEDY SCARBORO RE.U-WING S HOE S 755-6898 CASHWAY BUILDING CENTRES AON BEHALF OF WESTROC Industries INVITES YOU TO: A FREE DRYWALL CLINIC LEARN TO APPLY DRYWALL, TAPE AND JOINT FINISHING Also apply outsidefinside Corners, Paper, Beading, Ceiling, Cove Wil bedemonstrated TIME 7:00 P.M., Thursday, March 10, '94 PLACE CASHWAY BUILDING CENTRES 15 Wesimey Man., jax By reservation only. Don't Be Disappointed. • Refreshments will be served. • Draw for Door Prizes. CALL 427-9931 Ask For Maralyn cwSr .it> chert N er SUNDAY -SPORTS Midget Raiders must win Sunday toget to finals AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Slim -Line Windows midget 'AAA' Raiders rep hockey team was fit to be tied in a playoff game against the Central Ontario Wolves Tuesday. Despite leading 3-0 after two peri- ods, the Raiders had to settle for a 4-4 draw with the Wolves at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Jason Reed, Steve Quinn, Loughery Graham and Tim McCarthy scored for the Raiders, with assists to Victor Charbonneau, Markus Quinn, Kevin Hall and Murray Sheehan. The contest was part of a three -team, round-robin Eastern Ontario 'AAA' playoff round also involving the York/Simcoe Express. Raiders were Garrett Winder with two and Jeff Miles with a single. Michael Nason and Tim 'The Rocket' Despres eamed assists. The Raiders opened the series with a 4-3 loss to the Petes. Nason, Andrew Hanna and T.J. Kemp scored for Ajax/Pickering. with assists to Miles, Shawn Silliphant, Kemp and Nason. In game two, the Raiders pounded the Petes by a 7-2 count. Nason notched a hat trick, Winder with two, and Mike Sauter and Lopez with singles. Drawing assists were Lopez with three, Nason with two, Richard Baker, Chad Mac- Donald, Hanna and Winder with one apiece. The Raiders were beaten by the Express 4-1 in Newmarket Saturday. Graham Horne scored the lone goal, assisted by Sheehan and Rob Vessio. The Raiders were also beaten 5-3 by the Express at the Pickering Recreation Complex last Tuesday night. Markus Quinn was the most dominant Raiders' player on the ice• scoring a pair of goals and adding an assist. Chris Smith netted the other goal and chipped in with a helper. Steve Smith contributed two assists, while Rob Vessio recorded a sin- gle The top two teams emerging from this playoff round will play a best -of - five Eastern Ontario 'AAA' final series. The Raiders must win their final round-robin game against the Wolves in Lindsay on Sunday in order to advance to the final round. Raiders' peewees beat the Petes AJAX -PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Raiders Global Film Ser- vice minor peewee 'AAA' hockey team ousted the Peterborough Petes in a best - of -three consolation playoff series. The Raiders now move on to face the York/Simcoe Express in the next round of the playoffs. After splitting the first two games of the series, a third and final game was needed to decide the issue. Tine Raiders played catch-up through most of game three. but waned back in the early stages of the third period to score both the equalizer and the game winner in a thrilling 5-4 victory over Peterborough. Oliver Lopez was the hero for Ajax/Pickering scoring three goals. including the equalizer and the game winner. Mike Roga earned an assist on the winning marker. Also scoring for the SPECIAL P. Minor atom Raiders advance in playoffs AJAX/PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering LOEB Glendale minor atom Raiders rebounded in the Eastern 'AAA' playoffs against Whitby follow- ing a disappointing finish in the Ontario Minor I lockey Association showdown. After being eliminated by Rich- mond Hill/Vaughan in two straight games in the OMIIA playoffs, theKaiders swept Whitby three A games to none while AM outscoring the oppo- sition 24-6. In the series opener against Whithy. Andrew AAA Hopkins led RAIDERS Raiders to a 6-1 victory with two goals and an assist. Mark Rogers. James Cummins and Simon Barg each contributed a goal and an assist. Tyler McGregor notched a goal, while Trevor Small chipped in with two assists. Kevin Rogers and Ryan Morgan each added one helper. In the second match, the Raiders exploded for a 12-2 win. Barg scored four goals to lead the way. Also picking up points were Mark Rogers (two goals, one assist). Michael Carroll (one goal, two assists), Rocky Ruta (one goal, two assists). Kevin Kogers (three assists). Dennis Colterman (one goal. one assist), Michael Perulli (one goal, one assist), McGregor (one goal, one assist). Hopkins (one goal). Sean Kosk- ta (one assist). Small (one assist) and Morgan (one assist). The Raiders eliminated Whitby with a 6-3 win in the third game. Barg scored two goals and addod two assists, while Kevin Rogers picked up a goal ASE FROMGENEMMUI ORS AT ONTARIO MOTOR SALES 1993 CAVALIER 4 DOOR Z11 • AUTOMATIC 740 • ABS BRAKES oM• • AIR COND. • P. LOCKS 40 • Pru• Ao•tica-L Wee a Lie. Avant I11I11:II11V111111 4- 1993 CADILLAC SE AN DEVILLE • LEATHER TRIM SpgE • LOW, LOW KMS. Fes• • PRICED TO SE SELL 7 and three helpers. McGregor scored twice with a single marker to Ruta. Hopkins added two assists, while Cum- mins recorded a single. Scott Gray and Michael Snetsinger provided solid goaltending in the series. The Raiders now advance to the next round of the playoffs against the York/ Simncoe Express. Durham West girls win three medals AJAX-PICKERING - Durham West Girls' Hockey Association teams brought home three medals from the recent 18th annual Belleville Girls' Hockey Tournament. The Durham West Lightning sent teams in the novice, atom and bantam divisions to the tourney with the atoms winning gold and the bantam and novice squads eaming silvers. The Lex Tec Lightning atoms cap- tured their division title with a hard- earned 2-1 win over Peterborough. Durham West won its fust game of the tourney 9-2 over the host Belleville squad. The Lightning also posted a 3-0 shutout win over arch rivals from Scar- borough. In the third game. Durham West lost 2-0 to Peterborough. Team members are Kristi Shaw, Kristin Alexiou, Jessie Ford. Jessica Armstrong, Lynn Taylor, Melissa Meikle. Charlotte Dowley• Lindsay Spong• Leighanne Genuis, Anne -Marie Williamson, Sheena Gosse. Tracy Mac- Calium and Marianne Carefoote. Meanwhile, the Subway Lightning novices lost a narrow 3-2 decision to Brampton in the title match to earn the silver medal. The Lightning posted a 2- 1 win over Brampton in the first game and blanked Belleville 8-0 in the second contest. Durham West then shut out Oshawa 4-0 in the third game. The Durham West bantam Power Trade Lightning dropped a 7-1 decision to a tough Ottawa Capitals squad in the championship game to earn the silver medal. The hantams scatted the tourney with a 3-1 win over Belleville. Ottawa blanked Durham West 5-0 in the second game. Needing a win or a tie in the third contest against Stouffville, the Light- ning emerged with a 1-0 win. .... •fir :� TINS t ►S AdV=ffI ER SLMMAT, W" S 19"-ftat 1: 5 1 BE ME, M wo PC# 1mr More Favorite Sizes!' PHOTOGRAPHY SERVICE FEE OF $4 95, PAYABLE WHEN PORTRAfrS ARE TAKEN. NO CHARGE FOR ADDITIONAL SUBJECTS Pose for odvertised portraits ow selection - on your choice of bockground Your Iavorite props welcomed Additional poses taken for . . ONLY optiorwl poM o Purchase No $ 95 4 no obligation to purchase. No I'm a on the number of advertised coPlec ions per family, but only one per subject Portrait sizes opproxtmok Hurry, Now No Charge For Additional Sub jectsl THIS AREA KMART HAS A PERMANENT STUDIO OPEN 5 DAYS Tues. - Sat. 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. PICKERING (Kingston Rd.) AGM * P -,O is give you tmmn Oorlraws O 1994 PGA W. Inc PP—U r INVENTORY CLEA NCE SALE MARCH 5 - MARCH 31 ON VASQUE HIKING BOOTS IRISH SETTER SPORT BOOTS LADY'S RED WINGS LIMITED STOCKAVA/LABLE 1286 KENNEDY SCARBORO RE.U-WING S HOE S 755-6898 CASHWAY BUILDING CENTRES AON BEHALF OF WESTROC Industries INVITES YOU TO: A FREE DRYWALL CLINIC LEARN TO APPLY DRYWALL, TAPE AND JOINT FINISHING Also apply outsidefinside Corners, Paper, Beading, Ceiling, Cove Wil bedemonstrated TIME 7:00 P.M., Thursday, March 10, '94 PLACE CASHWAY BUILDING CENTRES 15 Wesimey Man., jax By reservation only. Don't Be Disappointed. • Refreshments will be served. • Draw for Door Prizes. 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Vaughan Rangers in the best -of -five The seams split the fust two games. Ontario Minor Hockey Association con- with each victorious at home. That mend solation series. continued as the Panthers lost game three In the crucial game five, Pickering 3-2 in Vaughan. got behind early and lost 4-1 to end the Docherty and Sockett scored for squad's playoff tan. Pickering, with assists to Haien, Brandon Jeff Hales potted the lone Panthers' Hale and Stots. Aaron Laderman was goal late in the second period steady in goal for the Panthers. In a must -win situation for the Pan- Other Pickering team members are sheet in game four, Pickering prevailed Boomer Armstrong, Charlie MacLen- with a 6'4 win to force game five. Scor- nan, Dave Harris, Chris Goodwin, Jeff ing for Picketing were Chris Jarrett and Sguigna, Matt O'Brien and Alan Thatch - Bob Cocbmne each with two, Hales and ter. .•r't'e', Pickering peewees fled with Markham in hockey playoffs PICKERING - The rowly defeated 2-1, despite out- Oakley's first -period goal Pickering Harvey's shooting the Thunder 35-18. proved to be the game winner. Liverpool Road minor Chris Lawrence scored the lone Defenceman Ryan Morrison peewee 'AA' Panthers Pickering goal, assisted by added an insurance goal in the played two outstanding James Pascaris. third frame, assisted by Justin games to open the best- The Panthers skated to a 2-0 Kostka. Steve Stinson and Paul of -five Ontario Minor victory on home ice over the Guthrie shared the shutout in Hockey Association Thunder in game two. Kevin goal. elimination series against the Markham Thunder, but the teams are deadlocked at one win apiece. In the first game of the series in Markham, the Panthers were nar- iii i PASTA PORT It's nice to talk with you again we bring some great coffee to you this month. GKWF SAVE UP TO $2,001LB, ON OUR NEWEST GOURMET COFFEE OVER 20 FLAVOURS TO CHOOSE FROM Why drive DOWNTOWN or fight the mal! scene when you can get superior coffee at great prices at our convenient coffee corner. For the month of March save on all our coffees PASTA BY PASSPORT located on #2 375 KINGSTON RD. PICK. 509-1714 1 mile west of ROUGEMOUNT PLAZA NEXT TO JOHNVINCE whites rd. 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Puppetry, magic, acrrbd+ir; and an inspiring environtnen1a: 'Tessage The Wilam3idm ;eer at rOr' ('ty Haa' c: rriE Sr e"e'SY _erfGrman�o rn'^ al Gni �a Ke_rse J s✓ d /G> `dr G -r' Celebration of the Arts craft crow aro stage oerformances oy members of D c'Ke, ^a Ar'S _ounce: Kayla 2 30 & 2c- only. a mus.ca! scow ' .,o'v ng ac' on drama, song _ -.-�edy e ev!s�on cred,'s c uae —� a -c CFTO Polka Dot Door ' Live' ..."all new' stage aciapta' on features elements from much loved TVO series Polka Dot Door. Fred Won er Award winning juggler, clown and modern day vaudevi I I ian with a knack for stumbling into all kinds of unusual situations Freddy is Mayor Bedhead of YTV's Big Comfy Couch. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, .MARCH 6.1994 -PAGE 19 Kideo Nid/ eillelrj*� late>t a�arJ O ,e ea5� "T o tA-3— �' o Game Marcus je s'ar er,te�alre` *e =' e r -e ac- _ e Ta "ZD"e, , a. e/er/,J-e /Y e ,fir. �Gr' SG'a Polka Dot Door Live v's yGt�r 'd w0r'te charac.e,s f'o— •"e r✓e_ / love- J Ser es -1e Do,ra Dot Door AI Simmons S43IT1ething RON at , Camp Wiganishie1l f cm Frea Penner v aeo "W -at -- a Day" ..and TV series "A 4cr i • *' i• t; Fur"...magna staor es arc • 4 songs abut eve^,day l fe bring laug^te,'o c^.�ciren �, y and oarents a Ke The Kidd e Brothers A; No,N a scussing ecore arc TV appearances wit-. Sor,Y Kias Musk and Oak Street Music ...comb,ne music, stories and props for an unforgettable performance. kh larcn tsreah .N taKeovers for to tears & UnderThe Body Shop is -f roviding $5 makeovers to support the "Violence gainst Women" campaign during the March reak, (Mon -Fri) March 14-18. 7-9pm and (Sat) Aarch 19 from 10-5pm. a. MARCH BREAK FESTIVAL dowin............ ............ . ............. . .....g helr °�'�'n horns Photos • • • • • • • a • 0 • • • • • • • • • • • The Pickering Rotary Music Festival, held this week at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, featured talent in many areas of music. At left Janelie St. Aubyn plays for the Pine Ridge Secondary School senior concert band.At right Mike Onyschuk, head of the music department at Pine Ridge Secondary School, leads his senior concert ban. Below, Ryan Davie plays his trombone for the Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School senior concert band. Bottom left, the Pine Ridge Secondary School senior concert band performs. Bottom right, trio of trumpets are Jeff King (front), Shdnnon Sampson (centre) and Jennifer Clark (rear) of Pine Ridge Secondary School. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • Groen -MPnEA,IftN proud of Ryan, as he's an honor student and lead guitarist in his band Sinister. His gift was a black and gold Les Paul Guitar. "Way to go Ryan", his Mom and Dad say... ■ ■v vs ■Va [V1V%A%1 1 16 11 1 1a7 1N V =r I party on the weekend. Lots of love from Mommy, Daddy, Nana, Grandpa, all your sisters, aunts, uncles and cousins, and Teddy, of course... Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the special events column. As usual, we have a bunch of items to tell you about, so let's get at it... ... March 6 is a big day for Bran- don J. Baxter, because he's turn- ing three years old. Happy birth- day greetings go to Mommy's 'Love', Nana Baxter's 'Sweetie', Hector's 'Smoogie' and Daddy's 'Buddy.' Also, the rest of the fam- ily and all his friends wish Bran- don all the best... Ryan Bloomer 000 It was major milestone time for Lee Rogers on March 4. 1.ee hit the 30 year old mark ,inw! Caitlin Vickers "0 Mommy, Daddy, Dudley the dog, A little beauty with a great big and Buddy the budgie. "We love smile is turning one on March 7. you, little princess." Wishing Nicole Michelle «• Richardson all the best with lots That brings us to the end of of love and kisses will be another edition of Name Drop- -- --_ -- ping. If you have an item you want men. 4. tioned, call us at 683-5110, fax 683. • 7363, or write to 1311 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2H5. The deadline e for submissions is 11 .;. a.m. the Tuesday _ before publication. ¢ " We're not responsi- ble for lost or dam- aged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth announce- ments. If you have a birth to announce, ' call the classified Nicole Richarjsc,r, advertising depart- ment at 683-5110. Brandon Baxter, right, with Hector 0" For a little cutie, March 11 is a special day. Megan Suzanna Elms turns five years old and wishing her a happy birthday will be Mommy, Daddy, Nanny. Kayla and Devin... the newly old fella a happy birth- day was buddy Sheila Irvine... ••0 A poem for Elicia Stadnik: "Elicia feels great to be turning eight with friends to share cake and crafts they will make plans to stay up all night if the bed bugs don't bite." Mom and Dad want wish her a very happy birthday' and Charlie hopes that March 10 is pun -r -feet. Megan Ekes Ina Elms celebrated another birthday on March 1, but no one seems to know her exact age. Wishing her best wishes were her brother Ford, nieces Megan and Kayla, and nephew Devin... Ford and Ina Elms There's another teenager out there. On March 1, Ryan Bloomer celebrated his 131h birth- day and his Mom and Dad are so Elicia Stadtuk 0" March 9 will be special for Eryn Batchelor, as she'll turn a 'cool' 13 years old. Her family is "hoping this first year of your teen years is as special as you are." Wishing Eryn a happy birthday, with all the best and much happi- ness, will be Mom, sister Hailey, Granny, Grampa, "Auntie", U.B., UJ•, and, of course, Doug... March 10 is going to be a big day at the Vickers' home, because Caitlin will turn seven years old. She'll be having a party with her friends that day and then a family Eryn Batchelor rl Lee Rogers COMPUTER SKILLS TRAINING CENTER DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION 1400 BAYLY STREET, UNIT 2 PICKERING, ONTARIO FEATURING MICRO SOFT OFFICE • Keyboarding/Computer Literacy/DOS • DOS • WordPerfect 6.0 DOS/Windows • Lotus 1-2-3 DOS/Windows • Windows • Microsoft Word • Excel • Powerpoint • Organization Skills • Interpersonal Relations • Writing Skills • Resume Writing • Job Search Skills • Interview Techniques REGISTER NOW FOR COMPLETE PROGRAM OR INDMDUAL MODULES, TWO START DATES • MARCH 21,19% • APRIL 11,1994 Call us between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. daily for further information • ffi«L777 INSTANT In •sv�ow�oII. •coxrroQ. •Lic>Err - e O�GE COFFEEMARG T % JUICE 1b0 JAR 1 LB. 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MARCS S IM Custodians, office staff reach social contract DURHAM - Custodians and office staff at the public school board must take up to 11 days off without pay over the next two years wxder the social contract. The Durham Board of Educa- tion and C.U.P.E. Local 218 have hammered out a local agreement under the Province's social con- tract for the period April 1, 1994 to March 31, 1996. The agreement covers both cus- todial and office/clerical/technical bargaining units, which worked together to reach cost -cueing mea- sures dictated by Queen's Paris last summer. Under the New Democrat Party's controversial social con- tract, wage freezes were handed down for the next three vers to public sector workers earning S_30.000 or more a year. Custodians and office staff here will also save money by perform- ing various duties which are nor- mally contracted out, not replacing employees taking voluntary unpaid leaves of absence, reducing the current uniform allowance, and crediting attrition from resigning or retiring employees who are not replaced. As well, the groups will realize savings from a recent budget deci- sion not to hire extra staff when Sinclair Secondary School opens in Whitby in September. Employees earning less than $30,000 a year will contribute to the cost-saving measures by taking one day of unpaid leave in each of the two years of the agreement. Other C.U.P.E. employees will take a maximum of six unpaid leave days in the fust year and five in the second year. The agreement affects about 900 employees. Under the social contract, the public school board was told to cut $115 million from its payroll of all employe. Business leaders' lunch kicks off community Easter Seal drive PICKERING - Easter Seals Month will be kicked off in Pick- ering Tuesday, March 8 at the Business leaders Luncheon host- ed by the Rotary Club of Picker- ing. Last year, the club, with the support of the community, raised over $25,000 to support Easter Seal children within Pickering. The luncheon will be heli from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Regalis Restaurant, Pickering Corporate Centre, 1305 Pickering Parkway. Cost is $25 per person. Guest speaker will be Dr. Tim O'Neil. deputy chief economist and vice-president of the Bank of Montreal. Dr. O'Neil will speak- on peakon a variety of issues concerning the economy. For tickets call Bev Hunter at 683-9660 or Doug Wilkinson at 619-0375. Help for a DURHAM - The Durham Region Lung Association is offering a group support program for adults r dults with lung disease suffering from chronic lung disease. 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TREAT - EDUCATF - rttFVF.vr V► Ali, `x).95Nv%% u a•a•k 428-0076 sem. Oatuy ds fon- a}fn.&,ffe ftca 427-2130 68 Old Kingston Rd. W. 427 7 a,; Ajax, Ont. LIS 6L9 'rstft �. ting Village Pharmacy ` '•~ r 9 Old Kingston Rd. _ There's something delightfully pleasing about old- F - fashioned type ofservice from the likes of a family "HOT" � R doctor. the corner grocer, and your local pharmacist. Dews on T O WN E For area residents, the Pickering Village Fme P Pharmacy, at 59 Old Kingston Rd., offers that Estimates L special brand of old-fashioned service. This is all part of the family operation philosophy Operating since 1980, when Lillian Hall started of doing what is best for the customer. the business on Church St. S., just minutes from the Larry gives an example of the recent controversial present location, she was later joined by husband subject of the selling of tobacco in pharmacies. Larry Hall. Both pharmacists, the couple now work V V- V V V together in their business, offering customers old- "Right from the start, in 1980 when we opened, fashioned service. In September, 1992, the we made the decision that being a health care pharmacy started operating from its present site. institution, the selling of tobacco was not Larry explains that Pickering Village Pharmacy compatible with a place whose purpose is to help strives to give more than just what is expected of a people regain health." pharmacy. This pharmacy has a high ratio of staff per While the store does have the traditional health customer. and more trained staff available toaddress and beauty products you would normally find in any customers' concerns during weekdays, drug store, it has a home health care section, evenings, and on weekends. As well, the pharmacy offering everything from canes and walkers to knee offers a free delivery service for those who can't get supports. ostomy products and breast pumps. out to the store. Depending on individual situations, some items can As is now almost a tradition with Pickering be rented. Village Pharmacy, once again for Easter, the store Another unique service of Pickering Village will be selling home-made Easter candy. These Pharmacy is the fact that staff will go out of their candies use very limited amounts of packaging - way to find an item that's not on the shelves. Even Business hours are 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon. to for hard -to -find products, Larry says, he will source Fri., and till 5 p.m. Sat. It is closed Sun. out and get the item for the client, or inform the For more information. call 683-9272. customer where it can be obtained. - Beverly McFarlane Village Arts & Crafts Crafts enthusiasts and hobbyists should know that the Village Arts & Crafts, a non-profit organization which has been serving the community since 1971, has found itself in the unusual position of having some spaces available in its art classes which start the week of Jan. 24. Folk art, country crafts, quilting, decoupage, basic sewing, art, knitting, ceramics, basketry and stamp works are among the classes available. Each runs for two hours on Mon., Tues. or Wed., for a period of 10 weeks, " and cost just $48 plus supplies. The primary focus of Village Arts & Crafts is to teach people a wide ' assortment of crafts. The y group meets in the Village Community Centre on Sherwood Rd. W., the same building in -which it was started 23 years ago. It has, .however, changed ;addresses a few times - taking up residence on Notion Rd. for six years, then on Mill St. for one year, before moving back to its original location on Sherwood. The organization is very ably run by a competent group of volunteers. General manager Rose Arscott has been with Village Arts & Crafts for 12 years. Besides hiring the teachers, she is the contact for the Town of Ajax, organizes three shows a year and is responsible for the advertising. Assisting her is Florence Lusted, who has been with the community group from its beginning. President of the executive committee, which meets every second Tuesday, is Susan Ferguson. Local craftspeople have, for many years now, been taking part in the shows run by Village Arts & Crafts. The next one is scheduled for March 19. Whether you are interested in being part of the show, or in joining one of the classes starting later in January, you are invited to call for more information. Not only will you learn a new, creative skill at the craft classes, you'll also. create some interesting friendships. To learn more about one of the classes, call 683- 9465 or 683-5816. - Beverly McFarlane BRADLEY BROS. INSURANCE LTD. • AUTOMOTIVE • HOMEOWNER PACKAGES • COMMERCIAL PACKAGES • CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLANS 683-4155 34 Old Kingston Rd. Gatflea glood Products Enjoy the advantage of baying your solid wood furniture designed and built u4tb a personal touch. • li<Srt>uni �uute� • huflrt. hulChes • f lan'est table • Wall units • t:ntertimment units Bullt to suit your need 427-3142' rk LEVOLOR t LE t 50"v�oLOF FF.PI�E/ M94ADES 47 A No1E mss. IQ ar. lerr n•r►.Oman" C~ • D a a 4mm (A ova ar 00W APEq Irww. 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Gatflea glood Products Enjoy the advantage of baying your solid wood furniture designed and built u4tb a personal touch. • li<Srt>uni �uute� • huflrt. hulChes • f lan'est table • Wall units • t:ntertimment units Bullt to suit your need 427-3142' rk LEVOLOR t LE t 50"v�oLOF FF.PI�E/ M94ADES 47 A No1E mss. IQ ar. lerr n•r►.Oman" C~ • D a a 4mm (A ova ar 00W APEq Irww. Lr ( A TOUCH = OF GLASS 1 WEEK COURSE DNL-ILR. 30. 1994 Custom Work GLASS SUPPLIES 683-1209 601 MWOton R& at Church Lura�?J TOMORROWS � Village Arts �� TREASURESANNE E. & Cra, fps y°;1 K HOLLING WORT wub us GALLERY - n p� FAMILY DINING AT • • •TEA - O O& SALE AFFORDABLE PRICES . ntUry home setting Featuring Mar. 19th from 10:00 am -4 pm MEDIC SI s M • FINE GIFTS • GOURMET FOODS Free Admission • Free Parking DELIVERY • BELGIAN CHOCOLATES pppr prize Tea Room • ORIGINAL PAINTINGS • DRAWINGS INV.. rot T.. Introducing DOLLHOUSE KITS • • 427-7156 and MINIATURES 683-9`/AJt6 5 Of 683-5816 s» Kin on 68 -W 513 awmh sL Saud corner of Sherwood &Linton 100 Careers 100 Careers Careers; 110 General Help My name is Frank Wiseman. I teach Micro Computer Electronic Technology at the Toronto School of Business in Pickering. in " addition to teaching I also run my own Electronics Consulting Company. I know what is happening in th a industry on a daily basis. You will learn what you need to know to get started in this growing industry. MY next class starts March 28th. Now Is the time to enroll Choose From Our Exciting Career Options: BUSINESS j ?. WORD _ AN- COMTER ADMINISTRATIONPICK�� MGZfi a SYSTEMS ANALYSIS .'r ACCOUNTING d LEGAL SECRETARY/ MROCOMPUTER j COMPUTERS EKE' BUSINESS ASSISTANT APPLICATIONS �r' MICRO COMPUTER BANK TELLING ?%)r ^ HOTEL L % ELECTRONICS S FINANCIAL RESTAURANT SERVICES �. MANAGF1NENi ^� C DENTAI-HAIRSIDE TRAVEL d w EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT10URISM SECRETARY Why Our Practiical Training Makes Sense: • Imtruclors with Practical Exprnence • Comenienl Claw Hours Mean Yoe Can • Graduate with Up.to-Dale Skilk Work Part Time While Attending School • Finarrcial Amiistawce may be Availab4 • Pre Er"Ployerent Readiness Training Prograun Win Teach You How to Get a Mob Lw err.« .... e Ta. Credit for Tuition Fees`'- n•""a w"'r'"1f lie" it. feer.J xo.«wwe.r. • Morning, Afternoon. Everrirm i Sat. Classes TORONTO WMA ••remalmm PICKERING CAMPUS The 1450 Kit"an Rd., Suite 17 Choice / ! N�T aa� ...... iiikkew"ictli�iic>ai 110 General Help 110 General Help LUBWRV" ANOTHER NEW LOCATION IN PICKERING COMING SOON! ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BROCK & BAYLY We are now accepting applications for all positions, part time & full time. Are you mature, reliable & customer oriented? We need you on our team. Apply In person at the Pickering Hub Plaza location Hwy. #t2 a Liverpool No Phone Calls Plaase Manager's Assistant We have an entry level position for a goal oriented career minded individual. The sUCCessful applicant will have a dear speaking voice and a friendly disposition. Responsibilities include: • Maintaining previous customer contacts • Handling incoming calls • Co-ordinating appointments We offer $300 week to start, the key individual wei hire can look forward to steady growth and recognition. For an interview call Magic Touch Chimney Sweeps at 686-1414 FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST WANTED $8.00/hr. to start + commission. Benefits. Thursdays off with pay. Phone 683-3650, ask for Jane. MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES HAS IMMEDIATE BILINGUAL OPENINGS FOR: CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS AND INSIDE SALES REPS. Please contact Cherie at (905) 831-7683 COUPLE For condo building in Vftd it W% deamp Vbu sA probasionel in conduct & leve #0 highest steel wds of dearEfness. C&opwal w & bendy wiraul being intrusiva: We open competi4na salary 2 1 1 fill suite i ahemate weeks nds op. retailer has ppppooAALlRR �.ty tor: ESTWTO RiICI.OSERS Earnings of 3,000 4,0001m (comm) possible. outgoing dependable Deoole with sales EXPI111111111g Will for tlbAxs* Easily managed from hone and most rewarding. option for Wdy re0nunia will S-fewe can q1-ft2d SEWING machine operators S WORK at hone S. Earn $900. required. quiet wort at home. 1500 pan time 0, $20001000 Must haw industrial machine. full title monthly. Health, nuat- Speed and experience tion and weight loss. Success essential. Please call 436.9890. system training. 14IM307. (031094) a=. (030094) bell tions trowel elecerial, pksebing, Ch axed-ic tlee. 30 yrs experilna Il °" 428-9112 prk- u.._;_ snatws An Incorno-Earning opportunity for Working Persons Earn extra inane Dnemrne Work schedule start part Irte and awn bereft is Cel: Delay of shuner iieuph N SM) 477-0249 After Spm, Mon. -Fri, -deme 3n. i Sur. EXCELLENT INCOME! $200 -$SCO weekly assembling products at home Fully guaranteed, n0 experience. 1-504641-1114 eirt. H1219,24 hours. Do You LIKE CM401- 9 ArAnca'it haw�a �. Pante,. hasenl. la Canada and requires M ype�oaee no delierrs. Call mm) 4,h.2w 110 General Help 120 Office Help LOCAL school bus compnay re- lind expene^oed Cook •eCU,red quires occasional spare diners. PART PART ':ma secretary for small ANOTHER NEW LOCATION IN PICKERING COMING SOON! ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BROCK & BAYLY We are now accepting applications for all positions, part time & full time. Are you mature, reliable & customer oriented? We need you on our team. Apply In person at the Pickering Hub Plaza location Hwy. #t2 a Liverpool No Phone Calls Plaase Manager's Assistant We have an entry level position for a goal oriented career minded individual. The sUCCessful applicant will have a dear speaking voice and a friendly disposition. Responsibilities include: • Maintaining previous customer contacts • Handling incoming calls • Co-ordinating appointments We offer $300 week to start, the key individual wei hire can look forward to steady growth and recognition. For an interview call Magic Touch Chimney Sweeps at 686-1414 FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST WANTED $8.00/hr. to start + commission. Benefits. Thursdays off with pay. Phone 683-3650, ask for Jane. MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES HAS IMMEDIATE BILINGUAL OPENINGS FOR: CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS AND INSIDE SALES REPS. Please contact Cherie at (905) 831-7683 COUPLE For condo building in Vftd it W% deamp Vbu sA probasionel in conduct & leve #0 highest steel wds of dearEfness. C&opwal w & bendy wiraul being intrusiva: We open competi4na salary 2 1 1 fill suite i ahemate weeks nds op. retailer has ppppooAALlRR �.ty tor: ESTWTO RiICI.OSERS Earnings of 3,000 4,0001m (comm) possible. outgoing dependable Deoole with sales EXPI111111111g Will for tlbAxs* Easily managed from hone and most rewarding. option for Wdy re0nunia will S-fewe can q1-ft2d SEWING machine operators S WORK at hone S. Earn $900. required. quiet wort at home. 1500 pan time 0, $20001000 Must haw industrial machine. full title monthly. Health, nuat- Speed and experience tion and weight loss. Success essential. Please call 436.9890. system training. 14IM307. (031094) a=. (030094) bell tions trowel elecerial, pksebing, Ch axed-ic tlee. 30 yrs experilna Il °" 428-9112 prk- u.._;_ snatws An Incorno-Earning opportunity for Working Persons Earn extra inane Dnemrne Work schedule start part Irte and awn bereft is Cel: Delay of shuner iieuph N SM) 477-0249 After Spm, Mon. -Fri, -deme 3n. i Sur. EXCELLENT INCOME! $200 -$SCO weekly assembling products at home Fully guaranteed, n0 experience. 1-504641-1114 eirt. H1219,24 hours. Do You LIKE CM401- 9 ArAnca'it haw�a �. Pante,. hasenl. la Canada and requires M ype�oaee no delierrs. Call mm) 4,h.2w 110 General Help 120 Office Help LOCAL school bus compnay re- lind expene^oed Cook •eCU,red quires occasional spare diners. PART PART ':ma secretary for small raining provided, deal for shift school withcomputersmall workers or retirees. Must be skills. mature attitude, good tekiphone manner, must be reli- over 21 with clean driving ableirasped confidentiality. record. Call 420-6779 or 427- Hours 1-5 p.m. $900 monthly. 3882. (030894) Only qualified applicants now WAITRESS/WAITER and dish- apply. Send resume to: File washer required. fun and part "6159 Oshawa The Week, P.O. tme, experience nevessary. Box 481, Oshawa. Ont. LIH 7L5.(030894) Apply in person Le Centre – aestaurant. Pickering Town Centre. 837-0859. r030694) OFFlCE dark reouired for Whrt- by office. Typing and filing skills KIDS and teens needed im- necessary. Sonne computer ex- r^Malefy for modelling work, pernence on Lotus 1.2.3 and catalogues and TV Wordperfed. Call 668-6797. commercials Call 962-5511. (031094) r--) PROFESSIVE 'ocalsalon seeks INSIDE Sales Agents - we now e rper: e^ce s'ylist wilh _ave 3 openings for nside sales orofessionalism, creativity, and .ems Car 5366 for details. r details -as a comrrnmed attitude. Our Heave a voice resume. 1194) >alon offers incen,ive packages. IF you are single or a single cgrading education and a per oar"^t or separated or divorced stinal atmosphere for your w th Three years work :liertelle. Send resumes to: 18 experience. you may quality lot 701 Roseland Rd. E.. Box 269, financial assistance or I you aro Nildby. Ont. LIN 85'9. (032494) over 45 and have ecentty been TELEPHOW operators needed 'ad off. you may quaity for lrain- we row have a few Doer rgs "9 assistance. a,CERT.. 'or par•-hme and night-time -dTus. WordPerfect. D -Base. -,Aerators, all shdts Call 666- Word. Accpac. Bedford, `.366 for detals. leave a voice A�,ocad. Ventura. oagentaker. 'nsurne 031194) Nar441111. Corel. Computer arogrammmg and Systems EXPERIENCED 5 year presser Aralyrst. Cobol. Pascal and C. -eeded ler dryclean,ng plant n %Closhoo. Quark Express and .Nhitby. Call 576-2510. (031094) "iisirator. Durham Bus ^ess PROFESSIONAL C ape requires COMPl er Cod"*. 427-3010. 'u'•' 'rice aid par, time oenenced nairstyhst. Apply p 130 Sales Help/ '300 King ST. E. or call Bus, Agents 5761193 or 571-0181 (031794. – FULL-TIME COOK jawdoc MATURE, expere^ced caferera lind expene^oed Cook •eCU,red e worker required duties, lndudee -ookeig and operating the cash 'or secure "36 de -,,a 'aulity Good baking sk s essential. NEEDED FOR HEATING 'c,rster. Cal Pat or Ruth air 669- Good eterprsonai skd's. Able 10 CO. IN AJAX 8811 ext. 263 8 a.m.1 p. m. work wthin a budget 686-4472. must havie Ms. 120 Office Help 120 Office Help i Cote Oaks experience CALL 5196991 e e AFTER 1 Px BOOKKEEPER Aeq+ed by Property Marogrrwt ofd n Whitby Mus be nipenenoed on ire Mete Yom conouter sysion. 111": lie 0160 OWUWG W ty TNS week 00. Iloa 481, Oaitew LI H 71.5 OFFICE CLERK Required for Property Management Office in Whitby. Applicant must have extensive experience on Lotus 123 and WordPerfect. L Call 66"797 J il 130 Sales Help/ Sales enpnts 130 A Medical Sales Representative 6 month contract ALOETTE Cosmer cs -ow oyer r ?drenng. Fuss time earnings n part tir-le hours. No delivery. ^o inventory, free training. 'lease Call 427 -BM 1. (031394) 135 Skilled Help LATHE Operator . Minimum 12 years experience. lobbing wont some twang experience. able to read t)k~rt, 00 own x« -up, work to find tolerances. Pard oompany benefits. Scarborough area. 416-289.0401. (03 1194 1 FAX 579-2236 Sales AD SC 7I 236 130 sales He'd enoMn Miles Canada Inc., one of North America's most progressive, innovative and successful organizations in the healthcare industry, has a six month contract position for a territory covering the Scarborough/Ajax/Pickering/Oshawa area. You have a university degree in either science, business administration, pharmacy or marketing coupled with sales experience. Cardiovascular and/or anti-infective knowledge is a definite asset. If you are an enthusiastic and organized person looking for a challenge, please send/fax your resume with a covering letter outlining your suitability for the position to: Suzanne Wan, Human Resources Consultant, Pharmaceutical Division, Miles Canada Inc., 77 Belfield Road, Etobicoke, Ontario M9W 1 G6 Fax: (416) 827-9834. While we appreciate all responses we receive, only candidates to be interviewed will be contacted. We are committed to employment equity. - - .,;ynlalanlaae+alaaes :.. , . �Ad ' THE Day Care INDUSTRIAL Engineer - local 165 Available manufacturer has a contract Saks Helpl Sales HNpr Saks HfetpJ 130 Agents 130 Agues 130 160 Day Care Wanted 165 Avail " 165 Av"aC" 220 or s� 250 �xa0"Ysa year experience with M.O.S.T.s M mandatory, automotive ex- Wallpaper country Fk" rV. PART/FULLE SALES HELP knlTwdlately. Interioign experlence an asset. Call Mary at IN 579-1655 ARE YOU READY FOR A CHANGE?? We are currently looking to add a professional sales person to our staff. We are recognized as a sales leader for General Motors products in the Durham Region and can offer a positive and productive selling environment designed to achieve optimum results. If you can offer current successful automotive retail experience with a high C.S.I. commitment then we would like to meet you. Please call David Harries or Gary Hooey to arrange a confidential interview. ClIMOLET - OLDSOMLE - 0E0 - CAOILLAC 668-3304 AJAX - W«tney Iwiplxs area, live-in nanny required. Non snaker for 3 childreti S days a weak Refeil. please. Cal 428-2573. (030894) FULL and pan time babysitter required, two children, non smoker, care required. Har- wooN401 area. Cal 429.2304. M31%ilgl4) CARPET - 1 have several 1000 YARD Bale to be hail ar 26 yards of new StammsaMrand from 9 a.m-4 p.m. at Simone 100% nylon carpet 111 c,= HaI Settlement House, 387 our Ivkg room and hall for 1349. Sin coe St. S. New and used ite Price includes carpet, pad and rrts tun raiser f« Father Fran - Price -30 yards, Stevecis Mahoney Grade 8 class. (116) 432-8244. (TF) Please notify Rosy Langstaff f« rental of table, $20 per table. PIANOS/GRANDFATHER Call 579.6592 it 725-4011. CLOCKS - Specials on selected (031094) 1993 models. Pianos. rent to 260 MATURE reliable babysitter own, apt. size, upright, grand, Arts d Craf , I to look after two children digital. keyboards. CLOCKS -- in my home. Full days. 831-8196 Firewood 220 Articles gree delivery and set up). Telep Piano Works. 4331491. (TF) CERAMIC Factory - ready to Skilled Help alter 5 p.m. (030994) 2 5 For Sale paint bisque, new pieces - 1 35 p OAKAnNE FURNITURE - Why hockey baseball cherubs, To start immediately 25 - 30 hours per week. Mon. - Thurs" Friday until 6 p.m. Oshawa & Ajax locations. Related experience desirable. Send resume to: Dr. Fenwick 40 King St W., Suite 502 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1A4 DENTAL-achnhcian required RECALL Receparrst required 150 HoSp. Medical 'or denta. denture clink r for dental office in Whitby. Part Dental Whitby Applicant must be time evenings Applicant must experienced. Call 668-6797. have excellent verbal telephone '031084) skills. Call 668-6797. (031094) Business Services CONTROLLER - "fissional with 2C years. Small to medium size Canadian business exp. available or a per darn or con- tract basis as your small bust- no"advisor. increase the ef v - fect eness of your owner- operatored or management team without the long term liabilityand nrph cost of full time mpbyees « a free initial usaor, please cal 905• 071-4073.(031094) BRAND new - only 3 weeks old Day Care INDUSTRIAL Engineer - local 165 Available manufacturer has a contract sic. 1333 Boundary Rd. Unit 03 position (3-6 mths plus) ;vas• manufacturers is now selling able immediately. Mlnimum one DAYCARE available in my year experience with M.O.S.T.s home, Ajax, Harwoodl mandatory, automotive ex- Nutritious lunches, snacks penance is a plus. Please can provided. Foster parent penned. The Minacs Employment 686-7939. (030694) Centre. Nancy Key, 427.4428 Or LOVING daycare provided in my tax 427-5023. (030894) home, smoke free, fenced H Medical _VP. backyard. no pets, nutritious lunches 150 Dental and snacks. references available. Whites RcvHwy 82. Lynn or Dave to arrange an Foxhollow area. For more To start immediately 25 - 30 hours per week. Mon. - Thurs" Friday until 6 p.m. Oshawa & Ajax locations. Related experience desirable. Send resume to: Dr. Fenwick 40 King St W., Suite 502 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1A4 DENTAL-achnhcian required RECALL Receparrst required 150 HoSp. Medical 'or denta. denture clink r for dental office in Whitby. Part Dental Whitby Applicant must be time evenings Applicant must experienced. Call 668-6797. have excellent verbal telephone '031084) skills. Call 668-6797. (031094) Business Services CONTROLLER - "fissional with 2C years. Small to medium size Canadian business exp. available or a per darn or con- tract basis as your small bust- no"advisor. increase the ef v - fect eness of your owner- operatored or management team without the long term liabilityand nrph cost of full time mpbyees « a free initial usaor, please cal 905• 071-4073.(031094) BRAND new - only 3 weeks old pay retail prices? One of acmes' lam, Mmusical pieces, pouch, loves" and chair, pay Ontario's oldest and largest sic. 1333 Boundary Rd. Unit 03 $1200, asking $900 o.b.o. Can manufacturers is now selling Oshawa, 725.6709 Sat. 10-3 666.5658. (031194) direct to the public. Eg. 5' oak only. (031094) GOLF Clubs - Men's right hand, table with c/w ext. and 4 ARTISTS/CRAFTSPEOPLE: Shakespeare Graphite Shaft Windsor chairs, 1799 - 8' oak Conferrhporary art and craft shop Woods 1,2.3.4. Jack Nicklaus Golden Bear Irons, 2-11. $100. double pedestal ctiv ext. and 6 chairs, $1429. Cannonball beds, opening soon in Durham Phone 434-8730 after 5 p.m. 1299. Over 20 stain choices . aI Regan. Still ;,caping work in most medium Please contact (031094) solid. no veneers - Traditional Woodworking, 905-985-8774. Lynn or Dave to arrange an ESTATE Sale, chesterfield, (TF) appointment, 905-579-6641. loveseat, chair, ottoman, brain jenny Lind style, solid maple wood. Excellent Condition. $250. 25- Zenith colour TV, $300. and beige, 3 tables. excellent 230 Articles 28 Lost a Found condition. $400 o.b.o. 666 -SM Wanted WANTED or 686-7762. (031094) fres. no pets. lunch/snacks daily. From 10 mhs-t 112 yr. VENDORS warted for new in information, call 420-0206. (0306941 -- SHEDS -quality barn style • CUP & SAVE HELPI My canine and feline friend and I are looking for per- dory. CAM Larry at 655-8782. �� O Flea Market sheds, b"" on site BxB. 1549. WANTED manert or foster homes. In ex - RAVENSCROFT/ROSSLAND Rd. area. daycare available n quality exterior and interior GST included. Display a Lym bird Lumber Kingston Rd. Pick- ' �� lrorkinp W not; I chargewe g _ and pa An mrortkmanshlp guaranteed and delivery available. Cal and insured. Contact Gary 83/- Itndge. Stove, washer, dryer• I companionship. PLEAS OPEN o MY home, full Of pan Ime. Call COMPLETE cnb, swing cradle, ering or call 905-770-5309. available. Call 666-2691 or 723- 23five YOUR HEART. Call 263 -TAGS Patsy at 6869813. (030694) change table plus accessories. (031094) I REPAIRS or 420-1567. (031094) DAYCARE available in m Y jenny Lind style, solid maple wood. Excellent Condition. $250. 25- Zenith colour TV, $300. to appliances. rea5orebiti. 20 I Years Etperienoe I FOUND - boys bike. Call 420 - home. Full and part time. smoke Cita 6830523' (030994) Cor*odae 64 viii disk drive. WANTED 7496. (030994) fres. no pets. lunch/snacks daily. From 10 mhs-t 112 yr. VENDORS warted for new in punter and games. $200. Com- puter desk, $100. Weight bench, IP'd up 1980 or newer 1290 Pets -Supplies - and 5 and older. Call Rrta, 427- door/outdoor flea market in weights. slant board, $300. Tool leg 05-Ifil -4�-�� L__r___r_J Boarding 9278. (030994) rn Bowanville. (25.000 sq.h.). box, $100. t6' colour TVIVCR magic for chikiren's parties and alCOal tax preparation •book MCOMsmall MATURE woman lookingfor /�"thty,'yearly rentals. Ex- combo, $500. For more WANTED old cameras, docks. TEAM Obedience. next classes babysrtnng )obs n my home. Big cellent location. parking. rates. information, 666-1309. (030894) toys. )ewenery. wast and pocket wataches. china and furniture. (PUPPY and novice) stars Mar. 12 826. Evening and Saturday fanned backyard. ho meals. ry l 6231622. (030194) MEDIUM walnut finished piano. We buy most good used nems. classes available. Small classes work any shift. Mother of 3 WEDDING gown. size 18, off apartment size. $1200. Cas 668- No appliances, 432-1678. guaranteed. Call 430-0025. teenagers. Very reasonable white lace, beaded bodice. 0706.(031pg4) (031794) (000894) rates. Call Donna. 728-0676. ro3„94) sleeves. smaved. trait, 39tching' hat with vert. $250. 839-5567. WASHER and O f« sale, ilial OLD and antique furniture. any- TRAINING for you and your dog. (030694) apartment sizs, heavy duty ting old. tools. ,Ankit sNer, learn The Motivational Method - - Admiral. Two years old, expel- advertising, sporting, toys, in our new training facilities. For 205 Firewood Articles 220 For Sale lent condition. Asking $650. ��' (� �) d000ys. dolls. intles. k botcol- lactions « estates. 655-8049 more information, please con - tact one of our friendly staff at CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% M Bdkli"' (032244) Classic Touch' Obedience nylon. new Slain release carpels WANTED Leaf and Blue Jay Training, (905) 61g-0864. (TF) FIREWOOD - extWert quality AJAX Pickering Appliances - no on hand. I will carpet 3 morns. Tickets at face value. Cas Bruns STAFFORDSHRE Bus Terrier hardwood, seasoned, very dry, reasonable fifer refused. fully $349. Price includes carpet, at 579.4400. ext. 207 (TF) puppies for sale. CKC spit, honest measurement. Or- guaranteed. Reconditioned premium pad. expert WANTED- phones from the Ad- registered. champion sire and der now for next season. GREE appsanpes. Come make art a installation. fast delivery. free vont tNnOns system modalteodel s dam on promises. Tact, first OELIVERv Call 1-905-753- deal. 427-6784. 467 Westray, estimates (30 yards), Norman, CK ?9e. Please cal 579-4400 "�les and wormed, $300. 2246. (TF) Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) 686-2314. (033194) ask for LA. (TF) 433-0821. (030894) HOME & BUSINESS oo-57"335 - SERVICES 79&7672 Handyman Horne Improvements Housecleaning CONSTRUCTION Irllerioi and exterior repeirs, renovators and conslruaion. Fast and deart prdessional work CRAIG 61961913 HANDYMAN - all kinds of .LUSTRATION, cancionng, do mg• lawn mainMnr>oe and •aphic design. advent". moving )obs. Pick up and usiness or personal. dory. CAM Larry at 655-8782. sssonable rases. Also lessons ((Y41594) iaftile. Rarely Timms. (905) S.G.G. Construction Ltd. - W7055. (TF) quality exterior and interior FFICE Services including lord Processing, rsumes. rera 899-, rspars. addsrore, � bars and Pick - pats and booldkespirg. Pick- An mrortkmanshlp guaranteed and delivery available. Cal and insured. Contact Gary 83/- )5.4332076. (031094) 0964• (TF) YPING available - Word Home rocessing, Lotus 1.2.3, Improvements sums. letters and reports. Painting Finan rftd A Tktne Clean, duality Workmanship Guaranteed ALSO - Window Clearing. liiliks RENOVATIONS INC. baMaMals, ewauw tie, mpulb bird l tape itis � " Me eaueals 14501 or 4324641 Castle Cleaning Neat as" Anaabb For w or Ferer t3seee at hrary ilaesermatile NOW ta.Iae-N.s w 42B -9%6S BRENDA'S CLEANING Wtaaidy. WW"W. Owulonal - COnplew honte CNardas W- -- - ad Brwxb (416) 262-0173 EDOF1MTO YOUR HOUSE MS c k -up and dskvery available. IBl L 3 WIN 11 leases rM11696 4504. (031194) CARPENTRY, drywall, in-law mmai4 r� I FAX US YOUR AD 579.2238 I Driving Schools SSBMNSdW 10 Ia880fIS $150 3 lessons 8 test $75 Free pick-up 8 trop oil 287-3060 7 datrsAMeBk MtMBi1S, BANq1M, QIILL MIX 428-2145 no Psi av eft Decor Interior 6 Exterior Workma�rlsh�n p. Fast Clean reliable Service. 420"1 SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions. renovations. kitchens. bathrooms. home maintenance emergency service, furniture refinishing. quality work guaranteed. 15 years erperlenos.686-2915.(TFEFG) apart. fell and general tone repairs. Low wirmlen rates. PleaseL1P8d3KLKNMEfi_pan 420.8105.(030994) URP1Mn1fCOMPLETE plumbing andCOU.,L- if 4R7m renovations. Emergency service, bedroom and kisc'llan 420-4180 , 4 : , rentodelirg. AN work licensed. EXPENDcleaning lady guaranteedand insured. Reasonable rales. Call! John. d,. hawedoingasu- parb lob. R�wasonable rain. Call 430-2754. (030894) Patricia. 4242984 aher 3 p.m DRYWALL, taping, !warding, (030994) studs and T -bar ceilings. spray ),IgE is back. Excel" rates for stucco, plaster repairs. For well done job. Thurs a Fri professionai service at wrtpeti- available. Call 666-2691 or 723- 23five fiveprices, call Bill a 432-8409. 4939. (030894) (TF) Moving, EUROPEAN tie specalst will renovate your bathroom or kitchen wale as well as floor ties. 20 years experience. Good referencesand satisfaction guaranteed. For free estimates. D. Dykstra. 7254913. (TF) QUALITY work by lather and son team. Well experienced, hard working. Renovations. additions. decks, elk. Cas us for a tree estimate, 571-1263 Bill of Rod. Oshawa. (TF) e MOtwm tNovm SME11A9 We will mow anything, anywhere, anytime. Commercial or residential. Packaging, storage and boxes available. Serkior i mid month decourn. Free eltinlales. Moving, Professional Professional Storage Directory Directory Bargain was. horns o� apt.. elk. �5a12 AJAX Moving Systems - fun services, moves. appharoe and Piano specialists. flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering tree boxes with mom. Park and bad special. starting all 199 and up. Cal for information. 427-0005. (TF) �HOM SERVIC 905-723-3424 X ,v Granada's new Home Servioe covers every make and model of home entertainment product, tlegareJess of where you bought .t. M ■ Ma fin ear As lrsx plums. Painting, Plumbing ng HARRY-0-THE-MOVERS;_:xperience IE Maw big or small, we prig them alit Free estimtaes, seniors dsooura, start notice Moves, pianos moved. Comparable rates. Cal 432-2050. (TF) 420-4180 , 4 : , MEN with large truck will do household moves. residartfisl, mrmwcial. AN types of rttovea c Call ,aka « len.. 427-2856 !INTERIOR and extoss�ri�oor pairttirg and waapeaariw prim and good work cab " 576 M= A -*M Moving - horses, 6551 (031194) apts"araill office, coal Licensed, insured. Free eatknauc. low rakes. Cal 726and LONG Lasting Renovations - w slum Top 1620. (032294) al repairs- quit work at reasonable rates. 20% Pauthng r discount for seniors. Phone Chuck. 404-9660. (031564) Decorating PROFESSIONAL Painting a Wallpapering. No job too smd, call anytime, 430-2505. (TF) 11111'd♦Bsdoil PANow was CowNt Party Services 316 ye. op. big onaM llljobs �` J+rsrrreen -\ MAGICIAN, down friends. ready Cls 0sb to entertain for any age, any 836; occasion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, furdfaisers. Magic slows are Tax, Financial fulfil�,�. (TFICO ) I)39 7057 « Directory RABBIT wants work doing magic for chikiren's parties and alCOal tax preparation •book MCOMsmall all occasions, have my own business, sloping.magician. Can Ernie, 6664932. reasonable. 666.1514 Ron. JoijiP w No job in - Facta, eaaMllooatl, vent belt{, elle. Any IMgM+011 or ad�on Dayl W 427 0, Hortae 4274M. Ask for Toal Private Tuitions, Schools YOUNG RETIRED TEACHER OPENS CLASS N HER PC*RBIG HOME. PART TMER&L-TME. AG£S 2 707. MMAYALABi,E - DAYCARE i PIANO ,CM Rubbish Removal - TERRA ENubb mvoMAL inlarior & exterior tlanloa.p le eremovwaw NO JOB TOO SMALL 61 ft -262 Snow, Removal i BACK HOE SERVICES. SNOWEDIN7 LET US DIG VW OUT 0 260 Amb a crrtms 260 Arts a c raft H° ill m 390 ousing 390 Housing Alb i Cry 390 Ava l At Mable Avs� 2 v PURE. rnencan Cocker 1869 Holiday Rambler, 24 h., Spaniel puppies, blondes and good condition, $2600 o.b.o. blades. Clean, healthy adorable, Cary 723.6461. (031094) home raised puppies. $200. 1- --- _ - - -- _-- 519-925-3364. (030894) 340 Auto Parts & COUNTRY CRAFTS AND 3 Repairs * I Labour Rate 1 - OPEN HOUSE sired. call after 5 p.m. 436-9199, P&G Auto Mar 22. Classes avadable for Jr. COLLECTIBLES SHOW PALADEN Dog Obedience - I Repair I Veterinary approved classes. All levels of obedience offered. C 1 SAVE 1 $$$ on Days-everkngs-weekends. Next I Auto Certification 1 puppy and novice evening clas- `' Fri., March 25,3m. - 9 m. Sat., March 26, 10 .m. - 5 p.m. OSHAWA CIVIC AUDITORIUM Only 1 * I 1 $29.95 classes staring Sat. Mar 19. Willow Park Co -Op �k 1909 (031 OW) 99 Thornton Rd. S., Oshawa DURHAM'S LARGEST CRAFT SHOW * able mmerCately. 831-9380 610 Beatrice Street E. I Oshawa >k near Rouge Valley for employed SOUTH Atax - now two bedroom 140 Exhibitors 14,000 sq. ft. of unique crafts baseme^l apartmert, eat -m * * kitchen, 4 pce. bath. cable. , s Large, spacious units: utddies. laundry, surf working n- floor of house- 4 aDPlrances, dividual or couple. N%S 434-SS31 r A r A r A r preferred. Available * 2 bdrm. apartments - $790 ,* -- 7 290 Pets -Supplies- - - Apartments Boarding 330 Trailers 4 For Rent * 2 bdrm. townhouses - $825 3 bdrm. townhouses - $860 large and clean, first last RED A utikties. share 'acuities. 54M >k' (Light subsidies available only) 0370 or 723-1760- (031044) PURE. rnencan Cocker 1869 Holiday Rambler, 24 h., Spaniel puppies, blondes and good condition, $2600 o.b.o. blades. Clean, healthy adorable, Cary 723.6461. (031094) home raised puppies. $200. 1- --- _ - - -- _-- 519-925-3364. (030894) 340 Auto Parts & CHINESE Shar-Pei, one 3 year 3 Repairs old male, free to good home, 4 I Labour Rate 1 month puppy for sale. Champion r - - - - - - sired. call after 5 p.m. 436-9199, P&G Auto Mar 22. Classes avadable for Jr. 1 PALADEN Dog Obedience - I Repair I Veterinary approved classes. All levels of obedience offered. C 1 SAVE 1 $$$ on Days-everkngs-weekends. Next I Auto Certification 1 puppy and novice evening clas- I ses starting Tues Mar. 15. Next Only 1 puppy and novice day weekend I 1 $29.95 classes staring Sat. Mar 19. e Ex instructor R.AF. Police Dog with this I / is Training School. Telephone a 1 668-9425. (031194) I Labour Rate 1 AT last. fun and easy dog tram- I 140"/hr.ng for you and your dog starting utilities. Available May 1. 686- Mar 22. Classes avadable for Jr. 9120. (031094) and Senior puppies. novrst dogs THREE bedroom townhouse. 4 and trial preparation. Small clas- appliances. avadable April 1. ses only. New ocation- Call K-9 I 686-3803 Ouse. 905-837-2364. L (1031- (C3 t 794) - - - - - - - OSHAWA Obedience Assoda- Apartments Apartments 'ion - 'un, motrvat'onal dog train- 400 For Rent 400 For Rent ,ng classes begin soon. Puppy ria adv need la n ' a a c sses wit in. div4ual attention, small classes guaranteed. Call Bev to pre. agister, 435-0868. (030894) DOG TRAINING CLASSES - Vartmg in March. Ajax and Oshawa. Train your dog n one 10 week course. For the pet ow^er and obedience er•�uslasts. 35 years exile• ante. Barb Scott, 576- 5635 (031794) 300 Automobiles For Sale V CANADIAN TIRE Ajax Safety lnspWions $49.95 Car & Light Trucks Ajax 1992 Pontiac Sunbird SE. 4 doo•, fully loaded. V6, automatic. 29,000 kms.. $11.500. Call 404-0307 or 656 e863. (030694) 1986 Cnev Caprice Estate Wagon, top -of -the -tine. Fully loaded, candied. all original, no rust. As new, 144,000 kms. $4395 Brock Auto Sales, Pickering. 428.9423. (030894) 1965 cawo'lty Statiorwxagort, V6, high performance engine. Excellent running condition. $1200 as is. Telephone 432- 1456. (031094) 1965 Lincoln Town car, as is. best otter. Phone 579-7610. (030694) 1984 Thunderbird, totally loaded. suruool. good shape. used daily. 243.000 kms. $1200 as is or $1500 wrfified. (905) 509.2223. (03080) LEASE to own trehicies. 1980. 1965, $345 down, no interest, no credit checks, 688.7428 or 686- 3775. (TF) 305 Automobiles Wanted TOP Price for good used cars or un - ler ground t win g. Ccrap �WI 2244 hrs. Mr. Bill, 905683.7375. (TF) 315 Trucks Wanted WANTED - 94-88 Chevy HIM Ton extended cab, low kms.. call 433.3811 ask for Bill. (030894) 320 Vans, 4 Wheel Drives 11980 GMC one on cargo van excellent condition, certified, one owner, new tires. Must be sen• Call 686.0967 or cher 6 p.m 432-7537., (03099) BLUEWATER PARK WHITBY APARTMENTS 1 bedroom suites and 2 bedroor su,les immaculately maintained budding, broadloom, 3 apoiances, pool, snooker hole. games room, tennis courts, exercise room, laundry facilities and covered long 101 Kathleen St. W. Mon. -Fri. 9-7 & Sat. & Sun. 12-5 571-3522 AJAX 55 FALBY COURT 2 bedroom apartment in family building. kr conditioning. broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities, saunas and exercise room, underground perking Included. Call 683-6021 Mon.-Thurs. 9.8, Friday 9-5, S@t-ISun.12-5 PICKERING 1480 Pickering Parkway Spacious 3 -bedroom apartments - Four Appliances - Close to GO i ransiWickering Town Centre/Hwy. 401/Rec Centre e Immediate Occupancy From $769 Per Month Call 4204305 For Appointment, or visit rental office at: 1480 Pickering Parkway 4110 AM Supi rior 2-bdrm- Buil" L WW Views Sid &ai" En suile • launiky MUW en stliie) irdillidual an suile hll *VAw oatditioning units lkldergiound pmt • On4he mainhanerme • Parknp included $1,005 lo $1,320 Cal between 9 am. - 6 p.m. 427-0363 DOWNTOWN Whitby in small apartment building. 2 bedroom OSHAWA - bright one bedroom apammtent with balcony. $611Y $549 monthly. Two bedroom monthly. Available April 1. $689. Available Mar, in apan- Laundry facilities available, ment building, convenient 401 parking. Close to all amenities. location, includes appliances, Firsvilast. 90566¢4009 of 1- heat. hydro, parking. 433-0677. 905738-4574. (030694) (030894) * DATE: Tuesday, March 8th, 7:00 p.m. Orientation and unit showing * FOR MORE INFORMATION OR AN ' '* APPLICATION CALL * 432-6809 400 Apartments Apartments Apartments For Rent 400 For Rent 400 For Rent 33 & 77 FALBY COURT 2 & 3 bedroom apartments in family building. Air conditioning, broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry facilities and underground parking included. err $743-$833. 686-0845 weekdays 8:30 am. - 4:30 p.m. PICKERING - uverpool/Sayy, arge professionally, finished two bedroom basement apartment. separate entrance. laundry facilities. ruin smokers, no pets. Must see. $70% 420-8006 or 420-3642.(031194) AJAX Central - one bedroom apartment, suitable for single working person. $500/monthly :nclusrve. Parking, first/last. available immediately. 683- OSHAWA - bachelor aparitill $325 monthly, first(last, includes al utilities and appliances. Lo- -aced at Retson and Arh tat 400 A �"'Re„n 410 "°"� e« AJAX - beautiful one bedroom AJAX - bright Hermitage exeeu- apartinwri. new horde. privaM tive three bedroom horns, Goes entrance, parking, icnludes to schooes and GO, rent $1150 cable, utilities, appliances, per month . utilities. 5 central air. vat. $650 monthly, appliances, central air. etc. etc. non smoker, no pets please. Calf 686.5426• (030894) 427.7374. (030894) DETACHED 3 bedroom n ma - WHITBY - three bedroom in lure neighbourhood. Private duplex. fridge. stove. Parking, yard. lots of character. Gose to fenced yard. $775 . utilities. all amenities. Call 655-5679 905-509-2091 immediately. after 4 p.m. (030894) (030894) PICKERING, L,verpdw,Bayly, 420 Townhouses one bedroom basement 2 For Rent apartment, c/a., available immediately. Separate entrance no pets. After 5 p.m. 363-0610 (031094) AVAILABLE immediately - clean two bedroom apartment. close to south GM. $600 monthly, utilities included. 987. 3043 or 579-0706. (031094) PICKERING - newy renovated one bedroom walkout basement 3 BEDROOM TOWWOUSE, fridge, stove, dryer, garage, common pool. Playground, walking distance to Catholic and public schools. Available April 1/ May 11 June 1/ 436-3346. apart mer• ',rst/last required. PICKERING Village - brig�t $700 monthly inclusive. Avail- dear townhouse. 3 bedrooms. ' able xmmedidlefy. Call 839-5872 1/2 baths, close to schools. or 831-7794. (030894) shopping. $900 monthly !us WHTBY - two bedroom base. utilities. Available May 1. 686- ment apartment n house, ap. 9120. (031094) plianoes and utilities. Available THREE bedroom townhouse. 4 rnrrsediately. Parking, suit single appliances. avadable April 1. person or couple. 5600 $875 monthly, rxst/ktst. Cour nClusive. 430-8745. (030894) tics/Towrline. 432-3226 after 6 PICKERING - brght basement p.m. (030894) bachelor apartment. freshly Rooms To painted. separate entrance, 430 s Rent Parking. cable and use of 1909 (031 OW) Laundry. $.500 first/last. Avail- COZY dean 'urrisne, room ;r able mmerCately. 831-9380 quiet adult home it Pickering after 3 p, m. (031194) near Rouge Valley for employed SOUTH Atax - now two bedroom adulustudent. Cable. parking. baseme^l apartmert, eat -m bus, share separate kitchen, kitchen, 4 pce. bath. cable. bathrooms, first/lax, 8340 r�lyy. 50¢2459. (TF) utddies. laundry, surf working n- floor of house- 4 aDPlrances, dividual or couple. N%S PICKERING rborra for rent n preferred. Available townhouse. H" e2'B'ock. 686 immediately. $700 monthly. 9611 cher 4 p.m. or 839-2643. 6867762 or 686-8220. ((X!0894) (030894) ONE oecroom apartment. very PICKERING tumisn80 room, large and clean, first last walk 10 own Centre indudeng required. Trent St., Whitby. $63C utikties. share 'acuities. 54M inclusive. Phone Frank, 668- •^o"tnly. Cali 4210-3382 0370 or 723-1760- (031044) '03' 194; Luf on Colin - , •lir, aner 5 p.nt 571-3879. (030894) AVAILABLE imtmedkateiy in PICKERING Whitaa�40t, tur- d.rt two AJAX - Baylyrient bedroom basement Apartmert bedroom - Covert St -, two •,shed,-shed,second 'loor bedroom txasement .1parV*tent. cup PICKERING - large two 9 $6 bedroom. $675 mdrtnly, one oedroom in spacious House. avarlable,April 1. One full own.4 bedroom basement, 5 bedroom, 557, 5 . a. hy, im Shared facilities. suitable for appliances. carper. parking, appliances. central air, pmate last �equrred CLose to bus. non srttark­q studenuvwrking Clean, quiet. $650 . 40% entrance. clime to Go, shopping, shopping. No pets. Call 430- Peron. 5350 monthly 420- Aditses. References. crst/laWt $825 indusrve. (905) 420-6440. 0134. (TFl 1909 (031 OW) 2831927. (030'M4) TWO (0310") PICKERIPIG - spacious, modern Houses For 1 450 Shared bedroom nice Clean atpan- two bedroom Rent Accom m. 'Hants for rem. 5650 monthly. aparmient, Omer M30894) PICKERING lane featuning six :antral Oshawa. Cne bedroom, floor of house- 4 aDPlrances, OSHAWA - -e«e' •-lee BROCK-FINCH - lar e 9 3 $550. Two bec•coms 6650 quiet setting, 6675 plus 112 bedroo ,,,arise Of FEMALE smoker. 35 years •e - LARGE, brgrt. two leve, 'wo Great service and location, utilities. 1-905 7'0.9757. near GM. $950 per month. April quires loom ^are to share bedroom basement Apartmert close to all amenities. Bus route. (030994) 1. 619-1326. (0306941 tenses 7M nouse n a cozy -ear Oshawa Centre. avai:abie •mediately $695 monthly. available immedutely. Call John, 576.2862. ;0310941 WHITBY - one bedroom ISM sq.h. 82000 horns. close older two bedroom wl:n fireplace. parking, locatedr, .,:drttes and launcry facilities - ----- ----- apartment. SSW monthly. two to 410•. 3 bedroom. 2 batrs. 5 Pickering V:nage. $500 per nicluded. 6669463 evenings. PICKERING - three bedroom bedroom apartment. $625 appliances, !.replace, 2 car month inckrdes it'lews. Fun use (032293) basement apar"Wirt, close lb monthly. Two bedrooms n garage, available April 1 $'100 of house, furnished room. Cal WHITBY - architecturally shopping, GO, self Oshawa. $675 First and last plus it -lilies. 728-9529 6812130 or 6833165. (030894) designed one bedroom puss Contained, Contained, parking, laundry. 5750 83¢3668 (030894) required. Phone days 725.8911 M30894) PICKERING lane featuning six den. two level. deck. parking, oreveni 666-4016.(0317 94) BROCK-FINCH - lar e 9 3 appliances and furnished•000 rrs near Go. $775 inclusive. (416) WHITBY - Regency Place bedrooms. deracned. 3 baths. a at $295 $3tC or S utilities. 699.5287. (031194) Apartments - one and two OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- fireplace- baseme^1 walkout. Nin f bedroom apanmenls avaiaDle 'rent in 5 ,;r4 building, frogs. fenced n yard, close :o au. 7347 'C30694) WHTBY - three bedroom apart- n senior complex. Mar. and Apr stove. 4 cite. bathrooms- parking. $1'25 May ' :905) 471 3729, PICKERING 401 Whrses Rd. S. merit in Irprex, quiet residential Park ;ike setting, appliances, all coin operated !aundry, x560 (030994; New three bedroom, three area, close to $827 st10Phon utdties included. Call 430-7397. monthly plus uslties. Ffstilast. IIWY 82 Broak. 'louse. upper bathroom '%O'TV by Conservator msont of . nydo. Phone 666- C385 a 668-5068,(030694) -- - AJAX - R i d rr o u: S t. O n e 668 0974. (030994) leve', 3 oec toms. 2 112 baths. area. 4 appliances. park.ng. bedroom basernert apartment, LIVERPOOL/BAYLY -two familyroom ')replace, garage, share all faalitiea. Non smoker, AJAX - large two bedroom quiet street. close :o shopping, bedroom baeerment aparvrent. appliances, laundry, $950 $375 monthly. 839.7540. renovated basemlent apartment, transportation, tastefully large eat -in kitchen• separate mlorrinly . ut'llties. (416) 290- (030694) separateentrance. complete decanted, appliances, parking, entrance. Parking, chew to Go 5215.;0131194) AJAX - mature work•ng knchen, 3 pce. bathroom, avai- private entrance. $600 plus 1,3 traits. Pickering Town Centre. WHTBY -three bedroom House persaus) to sna» clear. quiet a clear. able immediately. No smoking. utdties. 6837164. ;03'094) $750. Available immediately. plus garage a wedroop. corn teems• Westray Nov 619-1070 after 4 p.m. (030894) PICKERING - 3 bedroom terse- 837-0016. (03(X194) nrterC a) pos3lbillims on shopping, schools aria AVAILABLE April 1, wasting trent apartment. dose to Go. FURNISHED bachelor apart- No outdoes maintenance. $86Transportation. Tr Call 42&6440. distance to downtown. Older two $725 plus 1,2 utdities. Available trent ava'lable. $425 fksVlasl. monthly Plus heavhydro. 66& (031094) bedroom semi, fenced April 1. Phone 837-6661. One bad- in Whitby SSW- 4321 or 6564623 or 2W5449. NORTH Ajax - share house wan backyard, no basemen. Fridge and stove, $695 plus haat and - ONE bedroom basement New decor. Two bedroom, Wftrby, $725- Call 4335550 or (030e94) one prdessatal male. Large hydro. Firstllaat. 723-0619 leave aPamrnerrt. ^e'"y decanted, ful- 576.838,. (030694) AJAX - 4 bedrooms. 3 bath, bedroom with ensuite. 6 message. (031794) y furnished. CLOG* to Ajax Go. available April 1. Ca# 6616890 appliances, garage, fenced No Pets, no smoking. separate PICKERING - spacious one or 630-7925. (030994) yard. handy to G o . $650 AJAX - Oxford Towers, quit entrance, 4 appliances, laundry b6droon baserrtert apwtimar". NEWLY renovated three a inClusive. (905) 683.3468. budding Iola ---ng pool. close faculties. $800 firsvlasi. Avail- full kitchen, 4 pee. bath, bedroom, two bathropthmi, (03 594) to shopping. 401 and Go. Two Or able April 15. 427-0355. fie0' �^ayparking.eula quiet street. near Adelaide/ PIGKElm. s - two bedroom plus three bedroom apartment. (031194) i on work Available Cenral Park Oi heat f900 plus ret room. share kitchen and Imwiaw1 March , or Apra ,. Cal PICKERING -ons bedroom Apd 1 Apra ,.$600 morrhy. 831-93,2. wmlities. FistAasl Please phone, bath with one person. Prig 683.8571 or 683.8421 til 8 p-rtL (�� basement apartment, bright! and ) 43&9900• M30694.) negotiable- 68ti-7239. (030694) cozy. separate entrance, in- MARCH - 1, Pickering/ 0SHAWA-Gose toG-M.Serm. Parkway- t�Y01fT �� loff airs clydes laundry Ixiilaile i600 Wastsfwrek 5 min. to beech and Go, one bedroom basement. 3 bedrooms, 4 my home. use of bedroom parking. monthly. Call 839-7663. pilose entrartI air con. 1GW $900. Relereneea. April 1.dCa1 laundry and kitchen facilities. Mit, Included unties included March 1. Fist! (031094) last. lease. suit ran smoker. 434 7797. (030894) Close to shopping, bus. Cal last. $550. Suit single. (905) HWY 87/1111yesiney - two $M itcAalliwe- (416) 286-9004. AJAX - brick bungalow. newly 428JXM (031194) 649.1917- (030894) bedroom apartment. fully (030904) painted interior. detached PICKERING - Bayly/Sandy OSHAWA - 1 a 2 bedroom equipped. Available GREAT downtown. Whitby garage• excellent Beach Rd BeauNhtl apannrt atvaileble at am a n smokers. i sew Patel Call 905849 location. One bedroom �� tpow(god close 10 401/ to share• laundry facilities. 686 Glen SL Ubitiss included. FirsYlan required Cal 728- ,656 enernkgs. (031191) nrtartt �� with faa+ndry. shops no pals• $1000. uWas, Fi Vow regtaired. Mon -Fri 5.9 pykig. does 10 ON amenities. $500 al lndusiw. 420-9307. 4903.(031194) NON Smoker preferred. one �� non n BW $4510 all inelusne. Call 861 - RHs � Sa . /1 a.m.-9 (031094) large bedsinirg room, share 35M (03o8gy pm. 68132 ( ) CW1dJS For PICKERING rear Ga large two bath and use of kilichm Molar- PICKERING * FOUR bedroom farm house. 455 Ref) bedroom bat , air. cup erg lady prelerred. Cal 688- ,� 967PA1n fey ReL $1000 char and Pill ed Mahar � ndryy 416- 3767. (031004) droopbuming walk to Go. Parking, no � �• �1' �vL 284.4010. (031094) BLOOR/PARK Rd.. Oshawa smoker. $550 monthly- Flrstl 8491656 (031194) AJAX cp,y f{Wflleflb, ��• � lest• tlfies ik9uded- Call 005- NO down payment? Good eAit•g seplaraft WHTBY oM bedroofR laegefurnished, � y 420.7260. (030894) aedi. Good job? You can bur ^0• . �y wak-in cbsdL lots of tsint"I one room bachelor. $325 indoor parking, sauna, pool, new arta math d Ga APL! 1 - monthly. Parking, firsUlast PKWJBN1Ki -damn ttpattiaa arnd N raw am down callD terwnle $950 inckniw- Cal 427- $550 per month• 668.3161 or required. Call 728-5382. one bedroom basement Br11fM COmmIMIh Financial. 0564. (030894) 723-9340. (0©0694) (030994) apartment, private erltranw, .6805- (.F)CONDOMINIUM for lease. FREE Laundry! Our Mile tree AJAX -two bedroom basemen suitable for isngie working female. Includes cable, AJAX/PICKERING - three Dowrtowm Taforto- St Larrence vim bedroom �� park- washers and dryers. Fre inepa cluded. Separateiances trace• fireplace' laundry, c/a, c/v., bedroom, parking, laundry, One Meet area. Two bedrooms p� � � 1DW sq•ft ing and air conditioning - available anytime. Phew 686 $600 inclusive. 839-6941. 1194 (133 ) $875. large basement apartment, $650. inclusive. Available Jan. 31/94, Pickering. Cal ENra 831-3666. 8327. (03089) AJAX immedlalay, Frst/laat• no j�,a� $1200/monthly in - (�1) LARGE one bedroom basement - availably pleasant two bedroom with 576.4178 �sape)- (031194) dudes willies. 830.5086. (TF) �� flits �� �«� apartmrm• full sal -n kitchen, fridge. stove, separate entrance, OSHAWA - four bedroom, rec Office � Retail apartment, MpafaM entrartoy, bathroom, large Irving room, braking fireplace, transit at door, room, $849 per month. 5 460 v unties itehrded ext phorne. private entranC*, available April Free parking. 244-3471 or 426• bedroom, double garage. $999. geSipace No stroking/pets. $525 msoMhy- Available immediatey. Cal 686 1. $600 al inclusive. First and 1/ 2 last. 83¢7336. (030894) 2555. (031094) 3 bedroom executive farm. OFFICE Space available in 8434. (030684) BLOOR/SINCOE large AVAILABLE immediately n horse barn 125 saes, Fhwy e7. $1800. am .125. 4164)867119. dMeley popuWed residential AJAX by the false. one bedroom • bedroom in 46 unit buildin 9 Whitby apanmtent buidirg. Spa- dous carpeted, newly painted (031094) area of south Oahaa& Ideal for proleasional service business, basenwt apammtent, fireplace, storage. laundry. parking. well apartment wrathreal ftaalrofty, Cbee PRIZE Picketing, pool, 1600 esttN. ieurance. Mc. Two- a/c., c/v., laundry facilities, managed. Close to stoniaUle, to bol and shopping. All utilkies sq.ft., 3 bedrooms• sent), central 1300 aril units or one - 2900 parking, transit, non smoker from $675Inclusive. Godiredl0 Included. No pets. One air• pub style bar, $1100 per 00111- uni 12 CHIM alreelly in patented. No pets. First/last. 129 Bloom SL W. or Call coled bedroom, $600. Two bedroom month plus utilities. Firswast. 82�t7or �tt84 . tai $650. Ken. 683.6725. ( ) 4162235419. (TF) $700. Cal 430-0134. (TF) Cal 906697.1551. (031194) !t. _�a.!.r.4+r ,<' hlRLer, t•• lI'•�'+. qi�'Y`+"C l.'f�r't'a �t�'►' PAG 1i[6 1lW condo. dose to tarnous Clear With 5% down. carries for 1721 � • � • t r t 460 ''sem '' 500w505 Wan eu WSTOW office building In TWO bedroom (converted from SOMEZED by faai g pries? Pickering Village with 3 bedrooms) brick bungalow. Lost your equity in your home? secretanaVclerical support. fax - quiet area north of Oshawa Hospital. Country decor. large In dancer of it being taken away? Private buyer Interested telephone from 1276 monthly. Call 426.6162. (031694) deck. finished rec room, nicely in purchasing detached horns in 470 Cottages For landsacped, hardwood floors. 1117.000.434-2332- (TF) Oshawa to Bowmanville area. Must assumable Rent mortgage.ave No agent OSHAWAbungalow. great area. Cal 721.ISM. (030694) KAWARTHA'S/IAKE Seymour two bedrooms + sunroom. Townhouses - woodland Estates housekeep- Professionally finished rec 1 510 For Sale ing cottages. 3 + pce. room, 1129,000. No agents bathrooms, fishing, pool, beach, please. Call 905-571-6342. store, playground. 90 minutes (031094) 41 0% All,• NE of Pickering. Leave mes- sage at 705-653-1317. (041294) EXECUTIVE Townhome - 1640 lFINALLY! 490 4 Florida Nichol Ave.. Whitby. 1149,900. Three bedrooms, familyroom Townhomes/seml yzr�t1= wrth fireplace, finished detached project, at basement, central air, loaded the historical Arnold MADEIRA BEACH YACHT CLUB 2 bedrooms (fully equipped), 2 pools, full facility dub house. Close to all amenities. (905)839-0966 with extras. 5797366. (031194) Estate site in Ajax, are now ready tobe NO Joke - 1500 down buys new 2.3 and 4 bedroom home on relea,ed. large detached lots. great For information ally financing available. Call for 427-0390 details. 1-905-697-2702. +Nd (031194) 535 Lots For wt-aTer -:,09.900. detached 3 Sade bedroom, eat -;n kitchen and GORGEOUS three bedroom dining room, large lot, garage. M NINE condo. dose to tarnous Clear With 5% down. carries for 1721 13500 full once. wooded camp - Water Beach, pool, Jacuzzi. Per month mcludng taxes Can ing lot. 1A hr. east of Oshawa. BBO. private yard, available Ted Houghton, ReMax Summit. Sand beach, trout fishing, next April -Dec. For information and to 668 (�) to 10.000 acres county forest. view Photos. 686-9846 or 579- Veer round road. Fred, 416-431. 3788. (0331941 EAST h1555. (032494) CLEARWATER mobiles. dubhouse. "eared goofs. hot tub. tennis. 2C-11u,es to Biu@ ,JaysPhillas ba5eba'I Car ips NHL HodieY dOghO'Se ,•aCXS. boat auscr<s. ava;.able f.om Ma• 12 and or Ca ' 8' 3 538 2'2-, Os awa i 43.900. Detached two storey, garage • 5ts bedrooms. 3 baths. 2 wakou, inground pod. in-law apartment, new 'boring, roof, great view Cal: 5-1.6685 o• 96--5751 ^30894` READY to build - 45x213 on Townline Rd. All serviced. 170.000 each. For more information, can Bus. 576-4193 or 57,-0181. (031094) am= Let us help you prepare for tax time. We offer financial counselling as weu as advke on tax forms and refomds. Cao us today to set up an appointment- Let us bandit the en of tax seum fele ybrg NOT ANOTHER • Tax FORM! Ing Forins • Business i Insurance '``A • Pension a fifledlal • Lao ane Goverment etc • Pick up and Delivery Completed by a Pmfessionitl accountant Fast, Etfm*M Bookkeeping cit Word Processing 103 Old Kingston Rd. ovenSell. 10 -5 i' X428-8162 To Advertise In This Feature Call Janice at 683-5110 Thomas & Chase' Associates Certified General Accountants 60 Commercial Ave. Suite 211 Ajax, Ont. LIS 2111 686-2407 "hx me Tax Fiettrrns prepared; TAX RETURN PREPARATION Dale Nagy, C.M.A. Approved E Filer For Faster Wind$ bt-home Scfv= - Rates as Low at $as aade+ae P>one (1111111115) 649.2791 Tod Free 14NO 463-2130 M_v-Care Consultants FinaneW• Accountim • Tm • MarkedV 7G;Planning Mistryy, CMA Welcomes you to the Taut Booth at The SuperCentre Mall Liverpool Rei. & Kingston Reil, Pickerinar 420-2440 i iMW INCOME TU RET PWMM0N BY A CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT COMPUTERIZED PREPARATION REASONABLE RATES RAYMOND C. TIAM-FOOK, C@Ae PHONE (905) 831-7397 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY ONTARIO HYDRO'S CLOSING PLANTS. BUT THEN HYDRO'S BUYING POWER FOR THREE TIMES THE COST OF GENERATING IT THEMSELVES. It's one of a series of illogical decisions your Hydro is making: • They had fat management - and a lean workforce. So they got rid of the workers. • They've taken the biggest corporate write off in Canadian history. Now they want to throw more of your money away by closing three more plants - plants that have been producing power all winter. • Hydro exports doubled in the past year - yet they've decided to close plants. • Closing Hydro power plants to make room for sixteen private power contracts, contracts that cost three times more, is not right. Where is the logic? • Your regular Hydro bill used to cover the installation of the first 300 meters of line to your house, form or factory. NOW r you get a double whammy: the regular bill plus another bill For the line. Owario Hydro dadlod their last review. We need one BEFORE tie phots are dosed Ontario taxpayers own a multi -billion dollar company: Ontario Hydro. But decisions like those above are being made in private. They're decisions that'll boost your Hydro bill for years. That's why we are demanding that the government halt this expensive plant closure decision until a full public review is completed. The Power Workers' Union, the leader of the opposition Liberal party, the Minister of Energy, business and community leaders have all called for a public review. But Hydro chairman, Maurice Strong has decided jo proceed with the plant closuresbebre' the review is completed. The government must act immediately to protect the public interest by insisting that Hydra's chairman suspend the plant "16e go+refrnmwit nxw strop dw pkn* dowses ufr O Nye prb& ere Niven floe apporkWOy to -aview Nye it vgwd Nat Nass dKWM wet hav an Meir none." JOAN MURMIY PRESIDENT, THE POWER WORKERS. CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 1000. Power Workers Turning a Ittle light on Ontario Hydro. for ■.ere i■is w 11ea e# (416) 451-4491 closures pending the outcome of the public review. I ° 580 ummes 580 "ages 670 P 675 Companions row - R2� burheallorr• prte. 1 112 baths. a!hasl ,*sslble, wide foyer and Town water and sorter, I wt. bendor will hold age. Asking only V. Wont last kxtg. 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A retail value of up to 14V - ThIS r rah• ear h- et• Pictorial Atlas of the World- SpeCial' NAME........................................................................... offerI ADDRESS.................................................................... .......................»».-.................................................... Willbe ' POSTAL CODE ....................................... .................... available SEND CHEQUE OR MONEY ORDER FOR $23.35 ' MADE PAYABLE T0: only in the "PICTORIAL ATLAS OF THE WORLD" ' Durham ' #FILE #A001 0o NEWS ADVERTISER Region. ' 130-132 Commercial Ave. ' Ajax, Ontario L1 S 2H5 1st TORONTO EAST REALTY PRIM DAYMME F331GLENANINARM ENW000 ROAD 1395.000 SUN 2-4 d ER DRtVF 5174,900 SUN. 1.30 430 wy. 2. Afatk N LANE S116,900 SUN. 2-4 GVIEW DRIVE 5209.898 SUN. 2-4 END UNIT CLOSE TO PICKERING FIRST TIME BUYER !106,000 TOWN CENTRE - 5112,900 ANNA RM 5112,900 SUN. 2.4 BRIGHT AND CHEERY! Spacious kit.. 3 bcl ns. +1, fully fn.Walk to GO and Lake. F.A.G. Sep. rec. rm., upgraded briclini 3NOft69.900 SUN.2s ry. fin. rec room with 3 pce. Cal appliances. Private patio with shed.Mary Wright Bus. 420-4200, Res. Cal Mary Wright Bus. 420-4200, e33 $105.000 SUN 12-t 30 '5174,900' Cuts home, nicely dsoorated, family room with woodbuming ANN tireQlaea• Large set-in kitchen, double car garage. air. LETOUR►EAU alum, MMlsr has an suite. Cal now to view, this lovely 420.4200 hornet Am Lelorr new 24 hr. pager. 420.4200. *JOHN BODDY' 1 EAGLEVEW MODEL 3.444 So. FT. WITH LOFT & FII. BSMT.• Treat family ne,46oulhood. Natures 4 bedrooms, tlue en, lar lidisn �� Nrrtify room, forrnal c n. rm., Iso central air, intercom, later filler, 2 car gar. with porter, +++. Call Eva Adams YOU WILL LOVE THIS KITCHEN A 4 bdrrn. Amberke honor on a quiet street. Man fill. tam. Donis rm. Is open to gorgeous greenhouse kl. Door from garage MLRR into front hall. Tastefully decorated for only $209.899. Cal AGEllI V Larne A Lebumeau M. Young D. Mur M. Wright R. 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