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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_02_23--'-"a's+'��—:.x.•�...�_a.-.-. _ ._.�_. .......wa...-asnrx�-r�es�atismrc.•r,:s.'s.a:........,.:.+..'+e..s4."^ysn+s.r..e^a... .. ._.:............., IOY oM FIBERGLASS WINDOWS Ely Windows & Doors 601_Aspen Rd -831-1989 B111AK A LEG High school thespians star in Sears drama fest / Pg. 15 PiceE,�iiv� News HOME WHY IMPROVEMENTS MOVE BY owl.e.o cor s«SWAM. rov can Wid Carroll van ou.. 906 !rock Rood South 2431 tjud south of Wyly) 424-4880 Advertiser Frlday. Feb. 23, 1996 40 pages A hletroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 8 Search not to teen The Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering hosts its seventh annual Bid Ior Friendship Auction Sunday from I to 4 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre. HMS Ajax Room. on Centennial Road. There'll he tombolas draws, live and silent bidding. Admission is $5 for most. free for children under 12. For tickets. call 428-81 11. .. SaturdaN Intc;rmitten Inside In the news Entertainment ..................15 Sports...............................16 Classified .......................... 18 Phone lines General 683-51 10 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerelv Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.dnrhamnew net 934t+7eGST =$1 By STEPHEN SHA%% STAFi- RER)RT-ER DUKHANI — Police arc dcm ing a report that an intcn.iNc imcstigation at an abandoned north Osha,.k., f,inr i, linked to the 1990 mur- ders of Pi, kc•,n_- ; i Julic Stanton or Scarbor- ough resident Elizabeth Bain. whose bodies have never been found. But. Durham Regional Poiice arc remaining mum about details of the investigation which began last Thursday at a small farm located on Thomson Road North. "We arc investigating a tip and doing an extensive search." says Durham Detective Sergeant Chuck Mercier, who is leading the probe. "We'll be there until we find something and we will judge it day by day. If we don't find See COPS ... Page 3 Pickering GTA citizens' group fears distant government __ `We -will be destroyed. We will be swallowed up': committee member By MARIANNE TAKACS At the same time, com- STAht- RFPORTFR mittee members maintained PICKERING — The something had to he done Town's citizens' advisory about what one dc%Lnhrd as committee on Greater the "horrendous duplication" Toronto Area reform is find- of services among levels of one itself on the horns of the. government. And they dis- samc dilemma that has cussed the importance of befuddled political scientists GTA members working and philosophers for cen- together on matters such as [uric% — how to obtain the transit and economic devel- efficiencies of large-scale opment. government without losing Ms. Foster maintained the intimacy and responsive- leaving things as they are nes% of local rule. will not address GTA -wide At their meeting Tuesday problems. "There is some night, committee members way we have to recognize talked of their desire for and deal with that. The reali- strong local government ty is we live in the GTA." with responsibility for local Herb Wank of the South delivery of as many services Pickering Private Property as possible. Owners noted everyone has "Services have to be as been discussing the prob- close to the users as they lems of duplication and possibly can be," said Jill GTA co-ordination for many Foster, chairman of the Pick- years but nothing has ering Public Library Board. changed. If they're not, she explained, "Nobody has had the guts citizens will lose control to make any move. There is over them. See CHANGE ... Page 5 Amazing Antique Fair Picker's Flea Market from 7 am • Antiques, china, porcelain, clocks, stamps, coins, dolls & more TS CARD SNOW SPEYERY SUNDAY: . METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. North of the 401 in Picks Vendor Canada's Largest Indoor Flea Market • Over 500 vendors • Free admission m BUSTERS dl STREET PERFORMERS ' WANTED TO PERFORM SUNDAYS AT THE MARKET For Info Call (905) 427-0754 (905) 427-0754 or Fax Info (905) 427.6027 . _._ _. _._..�.. _ .. _-+++�.�+r.++:........n.5:•y9r r..,......�r. � .;:.-.-�-_....^.-.•w...-..•..�..- - �... - ....'=�'^'., rr.�!i fir.- a. a.. YiMPd.A t shoHers. windy -1 to6C Sundae Some sun -5to3C Inside In the news Entertainment ..................15 Sports...............................16 Classified .......................... 18 Phone lines General 683-51 10 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerelv Yours 1-900-451-3793 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.dnrhamnew net 934t+7eGST =$1 By STEPHEN SHA%% STAFi- RER)RT-ER DUKHANI — Police arc dcm ing a report that an intcn.iNc imcstigation at an abandoned north Osha,.k., f,inr i, linked to the 1990 mur- ders of Pi, kc•,n_- ; i Julic Stanton or Scarbor- ough resident Elizabeth Bain. whose bodies have never been found. But. Durham Regional Poiice arc remaining mum about details of the investigation which began last Thursday at a small farm located on Thomson Road North. "We arc investigating a tip and doing an extensive search." says Durham Detective Sergeant Chuck Mercier, who is leading the probe. "We'll be there until we find something and we will judge it day by day. If we don't find See COPS ... Page 3 Pickering GTA citizens' group fears distant government __ `We -will be destroyed. We will be swallowed up': committee member By MARIANNE TAKACS At the same time, com- STAht- RFPORTFR mittee members maintained PICKERING — The something had to he done Town's citizens' advisory about what one dc%Lnhrd as committee on Greater the "horrendous duplication" Toronto Area reform is find- of services among levels of one itself on the horns of the. government. And they dis- samc dilemma that has cussed the importance of befuddled political scientists GTA members working and philosophers for cen- together on matters such as [uric% — how to obtain the transit and economic devel- efficiencies of large-scale opment. government without losing Ms. Foster maintained the intimacy and responsive- leaving things as they are nes% of local rule. will not address GTA -wide At their meeting Tuesday problems. "There is some night, committee members way we have to recognize talked of their desire for and deal with that. The reali- strong local government ty is we live in the GTA." with responsibility for local Herb Wank of the South delivery of as many services Pickering Private Property as possible. Owners noted everyone has "Services have to be as been discussing the prob- close to the users as they lems of duplication and possibly can be," said Jill GTA co-ordination for many Foster, chairman of the Pick- years but nothing has ering Public Library Board. changed. If they're not, she explained, "Nobody has had the guts citizens will lose control to make any move. There is over them. See CHANGE ... Page 5 Amazing Antique Fair Picker's Flea Market from 7 am • Antiques, china, porcelain, clocks, stamps, coins, dolls & more TS CARD SNOW SPEYERY SUNDAY: . METRO EAST TRADE CENTRE Brock Rd. North of the 401 in Picks Vendor Canada's Largest Indoor Flea Market • Over 500 vendors • Free admission m BUSTERS dl STREET PERFORMERS ' WANTED TO PERFORM SUNDAYS AT THE MARKET For Info Call (905) 427-0754 (905) 427-0754 or Fax Info (905) 427.6027 . _._ _. _._..�.. _ .. _-+++�.�+r.++:........n.5:•y9r r..,......�r. � .;:.-.-�-_....^.-.•w...-..•..�..- - �... - ....'=�'^'., rr.�!i fir.- a. a.. YiMPd.A k n IThBiggestCh"in"ese e Sea�°°d dr MAW 7 Tuesday February 20th m U9 -Sun. AW t7_ Fd`,,ij L -Sum te 14-99, n under 10 )2 P nce lobofto-4hrkm 1;�,'I,Salf non Steak AlaskanSrfow Crab Legs Asservaborm Recom 11.100 PJL lam' Whitby F Uw" P.........,.... ,....,...., ...... , .................. ... . ........ . ....... THE NEWS ADVERTMER MDAV FEBRIfA W -W, 1W. -PAGE -3 Cops mum on whether farm search linked to murderp robes FROM PAGE 1 evidence at ground level so life sentence after being con- Elizabeth Bain was last boyfriendwas convicted of comment on whether the something then we'll wrap it ice and frost are definitely an victed in 1994 of first-degree seen in June, 1990 when she first-degree murder. search is related to any ongo- up." issue and that's probably why murder in her death. was 23. Her former The detective wouldn't ing homicide investigations. The force's forensic identi- we've been there so long." fication unit has been scour- He says police are search- ing earch ing the farm this week 'round ing for evidence possiblyy the clock, using high -pow- contained inside the stlo j ".We've ulled a lot of ered lights after sundown. P "r .r Det. Sgt. Mercier confirms garbage out of it but, as far as 7 ' the search is centred around a evidence, there's been noth-LE concrete silo located on the ing found as of yet. It'sproperty, about two kilomeunknown what we're goingy tres north of Taunton Road. to find, if anything."` Neighbors have said they've Det. Sgt. Mercier dismiss- seen police wearing protec- es as 'mere speculation" that, live shields. there's any connection A police source previously between the investigation and �t told the News Advertiser the the Stanton and Bain cases. ..; investigation was launched at Fourteen -year-old Julie the request of another force Stanton disappeared from her YOU =LD BE A and that the subject of the Pickering home April 16. 8� search is frozen and police 1990 Peter Start. i,, wrn,n,-, a have to "wait for it to thaw". HIGHEST RATE Det. Sgt. Merci- . _ er acknowledges \, L. r tlx: investigation is Professional Financial Advice _r being slowed QUALITY MUTUAL FUNDS 41 down ground F�AY1sSA Y*&WAY s � � trust ` conditions. "It' winter time and Call JAMES SCHOFIELDNo Purchase Necess we're looking for IC1491 .. M'ri. h A, I 1ti�i. •� 25% AdnuW+ �� Parties & Play ,�,; , PxIMs M� Ce(d fe Fib ,7-,e FttL Saturday,Teb. 24th and Sunday. 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The only way it's going to he settled is the Province is going to have to move in." Committee members seemed to agree that changes are necessary. But after appearing sympathet- ic to the concept at earlier meetings, they don't seem to like the idea of GTA - wide government as pro- posed by the Province's Golden Task Force on GTA reform. "I think (the problems) should be addressed," said Fred Beer of the Pickering Rural Association. "I don't think it's necessary to cre- ate a megalopolis to do that. The biggest problem that Pickering faces is to be submerged in the G,rA. We will be destroyed. We will be swallowed up." Several committee members suggested most of the GTA's problems are rooted in Metro Toronto and it's in Toronto that they should be addressed instead of acnes the GTA. "There's nothing wrong with the existing system except in Metro," said Mr. Beer. Craig Bamford of the Liverpool West Commum- ty Association remarked that on the issue of educa- tion funding, the problem is the Province. "Right now the City of Toronto gets zero grants I'rom the Province for edu- cation," he said, while other municipalities get significant amounts. Others suggested prob- lems such as economic development might also be handled by the Province or some provincial body rather than the Greater Toronto Council envi- sioned in the Golden report. The committee is whed- uled to meet with an offi- cial of the Province's off ice for the GTA and local MPP Janet Ecker before reporting to Council on its findings March 4. At that Council meeting, members of the public will be invited to have their say on GTA reform. RONALD MARTINO & SON _ FUNERAL DIRECTORS mow, (tormerN of west Hru) .. _ Family Owned and Operated now owvK aw back and PEKERM ow «.o.t wa ff4riLe In c n me Tic Returns 495 LSI Rear CW WITHN 24 HOURS (Wt Mini s) [� REFUND CHEQUES N ABOUT 2 WEEKS fflW FREE E -F M WITH TAX PREPARATION (� E -F LE OILY SERVICE AM ABLE - Your DiskdW Aceepled Mde*d Ta ftop m=► (� BOOKKEEPNG SERVICES ALSO AVAILABLE ® ALL RETURNS PREPARED - Pelrsonli, Business CArporfll M S Trusts SERVICES DONE ON LOCATION AT A PICKERINO TOWN CENTRE OPPOSITE PXS PET CENTRES 13" KN/OSTON M. PIC1CUMO, OUT. L1V 1W PH. (905) 837-0564 OPEN SUNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY (MALL HOURS) NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1"64A(;E 5 P Durham school others studyi"mpact of GTA reform By STEPHEN SHAW s-rAFF REII()(lTFk DURHAM — The Durham Board of - Education is chipping in $10,(XX) to get the "bottom line" on the Golden Report on Greater Toronto Area reform. The four public school boards sur- rounding Metro Toronto — Durham, Peel, Halton and York - have commis- sioned a $40,0(X) study, which is expect- ed to he completed within six weeks. to evaluate the impact the Golden task force's recommendations would have on school systems and taxpayers in the 905 area code. "We don't have nearly enough infor- mation (on the report), and the impact we do have is very contradictory," says Durham public school board chairman Audrey MacLean. "We want to know cxactly what these recommendations will nic•.in fnr rest - dents and students in Brock, Oshawa, Whitby, and every- where in our region. We want to know just what the bottom line is on taxes and gover- nance," she says. A Greater Toronto Arca Task Audrey Force headed by y Dr. Anne Golden MacLean last month unveiled its controversial report containing 51 recommendations which would radically alter how the GTA is governed. The report calls torr the elimination of regional governments, the creation of a giant Greater Toronto Council to govern an area from Burlington to Clarinc•ton, the rxxrling of industnal and commercial property taxes to pay for education and the overhaul and streamlining orf the property assessment system. The four regional school hoards have a combined student population of 287.(XX); Durham's is about 60.(XX). The study. which will he used as the basis for a formal response to the Gold- en Report, is being prepared by Kent Education Rcsuur�.:es and Con sult,rttt. Inc..ind .kill he made puhlrc "nor sented to tru�tec ..Xc \1, %1.rcL,... PV..V6-TfiF NEWS AD�'EkT' Ili FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 211.44% Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser MIOTHV J. WI -(MAKER. Puhlisher A Metmland Community Ne$ draper JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor in -chief published wednt.-ALy. Friday. Sunday STEVE HOUSTON. Managing Editor BRIVE. DANFORD. Adcenismg manager 130-132 Commercial Aye. Ajax. Ont. ALVIN BROLnVER. Retail Manager LIS 2II5 ARE FAKHOURII:. Distribution manager Phone 683-5110 Fax: M1.7363 0 10 mmi P0 �iiini Play it again The Town of Ajax has succeeded. Now it's time for the Town of Pickering to follow suit. As budget talks continue in Pickering. residents are hoping for them to close in on the elusive zero per cent figure on the municipal portion of their property tax bill. Ajax and Pickering have shown _•ood fiscal sense in recent vears and have managed to pass along the benefits of their decisions to property taxpa\ ers. But this ,ear is especially important as the effects of the first wage of pro%incial cuts trickle down to a local level. Ontarians have generall,, shown goodwill THE PROVINCE NAS ASKD US TO POLE OUR CITIZENS P.EGARD11% 19E GTA — WoQDiNG TO[ QUESTION AS WE SEE FIT \1 me. WOULD IOU `WE To BE MASKD UP iN A MEATGONDER AND MADE INTO ONE GiANT GTA SAUSAGE? InfoSource Poll l: Last week we asked: 0 Do you believe the decrease 0 in welfare demand in Durham is due to the fact that people are finding join? ANSWER: Yes 14% No 86% THIS WEEKYS p • Do you think `preparation i time' for teachers in Ontario is a necessary function of their Jobs" j INFOSOURCE PHONE# 683-7040 YES: Punch 8026 NO: Punch 8027 towards the Mike Harris government in its aim at putting the province back on the road to prosperity. .Aside from special interests running interference. polls still show support among average Ontarians for provincial fundin: cuts. Here at home, then, taxpayers are looking to their municipal governments to show similar restraint in passing no-frills budgets and a con fic- tion to continue bringing costs down. The same goes for our school boards and regional go%ern- ment, which also reaches into our pocket ever,. spring when the,, strike their budgets. The message is clear: We'll pay, but we'll only pay for what is necessary. The road we're on with the provincial Progressive Conservative government is one that hasn't been much used in Ontario for several years. But we're all travelling it together. Consequently. we all must do our fair share of belt -tightening, without losing sight of our goal.- a return to prosperity for all. It's a huge responsibilit% that falls to each and every one of us, including the people we elect to represent us in all levels of government. :.tea11- wRi11E TO THE NEWS ADVF.1xnsEiz,130 CA OMMERCIAL YE., AJAX, L1S 2H5 OR FAX US AT Iii-% ■ e r S E-mmL Amoss Is NewsAdiwm@d u _ urhamne rs.■et — Speak yourkindergartenmind on To the editor: schools must offer all -day kin If you want half-day kinder- garten. garten or have experienced full- The early years survey say day alternate -day kindergarten per cent or children performed and it is not your first choice, well in school full days. Th phone your trustee now. results came from both kinder- They in They vote at the end of garten and junior kindergarten. February whether or not all course the junior kindergarten der- s These der- parents were happy with a pro- that the survey asked no questions gram they voluntarily put their regarding your child's behavior 74 children into. The board's research physically or emotionally when at department lumped the results home. together. Was there a reason for Anything negative to be said Of this? If you were involved in the was left to a comments section. These comments, which happen to survey, you must have noticed be overwhelmingly negative are We believe in user -free 1i*brarie.Q' To the editor: Thank you for your recent story on library issues and your subsequent editorial of Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1996. You are absolutely right; the consequences of user fees in public libraries are frightening. The Omnibus Bill gives each municipality the power to impose user fees for municipal services. And the Provincial Public Libraries Act is currently under review with an eye to allowing user fees for library service. 1 am opposed to the imposition of fees for library service. And for the moment, the provincial government agrees. We have just received notice that provincial funding to Pickering's library service, which has been cut by a drastic 20 per cent, remains "conditional upon the library providing free service." I applaud Ontario's move to protect free service for the next fiscal year. But I fear that as provincial and municipal coffers shrink, the issue will resurface. People in Pickering use their library ser- vice. For the past three years, our system had been one of the busiest in Ontario. People need the library for personal infor- mation and career growth, for job searches, for their children's education, for recreational reading and for a hundred other uses, and Pickering is a better place to live because of it. We must tell both levels of government what services we value -- what services we want protected. Jill Foster Pickering not reflected in the survey results. Was there a reason for this? This is a two-year test. A test should be properly evaluated and yet the Grade 1 teachers will not be surveyed until the end of this year, which is too late. This was a budget decision made in an effort to save the cost of noon -hour busing. Therefore, the walk -to schools saved nothing. They may have even spent additional money on lunch room supervision at the walk -to schools as a result of this test. The trustees do not have all the facts to make this decision. If they vote to keep this system, they will never reverse it. Speak to your trustee now. 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A Canadian Company managed by Canadians. Serving you throughout Ontario LOOK FOR ®US IN THE YELLOW PAAa ES PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRFDAY, FERWARY 23, 1"6TA j *s �S'eak up on proposed DURHAM — You're invited to have ,your say on the Golden Report's rec- ommendations for reforming the Greater Toronto Area and the way it's governed. A panel put together to hear public input on the Golden task force recom- mendations meets Friday, March 8 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Durham Region council chamber, at 605 Ross - land Rd. E. in Whitby. Another meeting will be held Tues- day, March 12 from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Uxbridge Town hall, 51 Toronto St. S. For more information, contact Lau - Pickering, Ajax new home sales surge AJAX-PICKERING — Sales of new homes more than doubled last month in Pickering. the Greater Toronto Home Builders Association (GTHBA) reports. In January, people bought 77 new homes in Pickering — 28 freehold and 49 condominiums. That's up from the Decem- ber total of 31 homes. Sales also rose in Ajax where 3ti units found new owners — 2- freehold and 11 condo. That's an increase oyer the December total of 26 units. "Althouch I'm hesitant to make sales projections for the year, I'm contident that a subtle change in home- buyer confidence is alreadv brink witnessed in 1996," association president Tom Stricker sans. "Januarv*s sales are encouraging and bode well for the spring and the year in general. **With interest rates at their lowest level in 30 years and the drop in new home prices over the past frv< years, housing has become an affordable option for mam." The association reports 980 new homes sold in the Greater Toronto Area in January, up from 7114 in December. "Traffic is definitely up at sales offices. Consumers Survive the great outdoors Dl RHAM — Avid campers and hikers con- cerned about hear attacks or other mishaps that ma% occur in the wild can get tips in a St. John Amhu- lance wildcrness course. The course pro.ides information on gunshot wounds, bear attacks, bro- ken tmnes, burns, dental emergen- cies, mushroom and hCrr\ poison- ing and cold exposure. You'll also get ideas on improvising first- aid supplies, shelters and sig- nalling for help. You must have studied either standard first aid or emergenc% first aid if you want to take this course. This 30 -hour course will be offered at St. John .Ambulance, 64 Col- borne St. E. in Oshawa, on March ti. 9. 10 and 16. For more information, call St John Ambulance Durham branch at 90- 434-78O() or 1-800-267- 1032. lfffA RS Expect more fro»: Sears 1,. our 'Its Al; On Saie' flyer on page 8 the :.cpy reads. *Save 40 on girls 2 piece pant set. Baby doll has elongated body and e astic wast. Print scrungie included.' The scrungie will not be available for this o-omotion. On page 14, item #27595 the copy reads: Save S350.00 Sears Best radial arm saw. Should have read Sale pace $899.99. After Feb. 25th. 1996 pace will be 51249.99. Copy should not have quoted a saving of M. Sears regrets any inconvenience this may have caused. are still cautious. but I believe they want to get on with the traditional dream of home ownership.- Mr. Stricker adds. The GTHBA has 850 members. including home builders, developers, sup- pliers, contractors and man- ufacturers, and covers an area from Clarington to Oakville and north to New- market. reforms rie Smith, communications branch, Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing at 416-585-7036 or Christine Burkitt of the minister's office at 416- 585-6932. Adult students in a DASE as day programs killed Q Adults must now pay their own way as provincial cuts force cancellation of program in Durham Region By STEPHEN SHAW SFAFF RFPr)R*11-:R DURHAM -- The region's public school board has can- celled all adult day school programs in the wake of a $1.5 -million provincial grant reduction. Adults who want to com- plete their high school educa- tion will have to pay their own way as of September , 1997 through the Durham Board of Education's individ- ual Continuing Education programs. The cancellation affects 357 Durham Alternative Sec- ondary Education (DASE ) students and as manv as 100 adult students attending pro- grams at several Durham high schools. Full-time programs such as those offered at DASE. or other high schools will no longer accept students over 21 vears of ai-,c- As part of 141111 millilln in overall grant reductions, the Ministry of Education and Training has cut funding for mature student programs to the same rate as Continuing Education programs, about 50 per cent less. "It's really too bad," says board vice-chairman and Ajax trustee Sherrill Willard. "This is a program that gave people a second chance and I hate to see it go, but the funding was dropped so that's what we had to do. "I know that there were a large number of people who appreciated the program but we have to concentrate our money on kindergarten to Grade 12 levels, and I hope we don't have to touch those." Education Minister John Snobelen insists school boards can still provide ade- quate education programs for adults. "1 think the programs will have to be changed... But that doesn't mean there won't be adult education. -The cost structure is very different and I think adult education can be delivered for (the new) rate of grant."Mr. Snobelen tells the News Advertiser. "There are a lot of educa- tors v ho «ould avrcc there I. !:Ir,c diltcr:ntc in e�1u�.It ing an adult than educating an adolescent." Mr. Snobelen, in Oshawa Thursday attending the announcement of university programming at Durham Col- lege, says schools have "dif- ferent custodial and legal responsibilities" in educating adults and "our grants reflect the difference in costs." The school board has yet to determine costs, locations or times for Continuing Educa- tion credit courses for stu- dents older than 21 years, says board spokesman Mary Brown. "That is something that has to be worked out and evaluat- ed. We hope: to know before the summer." Ms. Brown says student tuition costs will depend on the level of enrolment. Unlike day programs, Continuing Education teachers are paid on an hourly rate. Durham high schools which will no longer offer adult day programs as of Sep- tember include Dunbarton High School in Pickering. Henry Street High School in Whitby, G.L. Roberts Colle- giate Vocational Institute in Oshawa, Central Collegiate Institute in Oshawa and Port Perry High School in Port 1'crr.,. T '141E NEWS ADVF.RTISM FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 19II&PAGE 9 �0 We can get you onto the Internet. 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Newfoundland. photo by Ron Pietroniro Ajax Kinsmen meet public's 'great need' with weekend opening of community centre U Open house for residents runs this Saturday in Ajax AJAX -- The Kinsmen Club of Ajax is h%ing up to its motto b,. mak- ino available to the public its new Heritage Community Centre which officially opens in Pickering Village Saturday. The Ajax Kinsmen organization, with the help of a substantial contribu- tion b� Runnymede Development Corporation. have poured $350.00(1 and 2.000 hours of work into renovat- ing the I9- built Hartuck House in hopes of 'serving the community's greatest needs'. 'Von -profit organizations can use the Victorian -style banquet/meeting room free of charge on weekdays and private groups can rent the facility for a fee on weekends for events such as receptions. The public is invited to the centre open house from l to 4 p.m. It's at 120 Roberson Dr., at Church Street and Rossland Road. For more infor- mation, call Ron Lytord at 693-5923. Durham series offers tips on finding work D Interview techniques, resume preparation covered in upcoming workshops in Pickering DURHAM -- A series of work- shops in March is designed to help unemployed people find work. Topics include preparing a resume and developing job leads. Each of the five sessions is free and aimed at unemployed or under- employed people. An interviewing techniques work- shop will be held March 7, resume preparation is covered March 12, developing job leads and searching the hidden job market are the focus March 14, investigating training options is dealt with March 21 and .resume preparation gets a second look on March 26. All sessions begin at 1:30 p.m. in the Career Assistance and Resources for Employment (CARE) office at 1400 Bayly St., Unit 12 (next to the GO train station), Pickering. Register by calling the CARE office at 420-4010 or dropping in between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday. CARE is a division of the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre. Ontario Hydro CEO Allan Kupds, when asked by reporters if his plan to privatize Hydra would cause electricity rates to go up or down. University of Toronto Finance Professor Emeritus Myron Gordon, on what the effects of Hydra's privatization would be on Ontario's ratepayers and taxpayers. The Power Workers' Union consulted loading Canadian experts in utility finance, regulation and privatization. The result a plan for Ontario's electricity sector that offers a competitive system that is publicly accountable. Judge For yourself how the PWU plan compares to one recently proposed by Hydro management. Ontario cannot afford to gansbk with its energy fukm if the head of North America's largest uh y doesn't know what wtl happen to roles under a privatized Hydro, should we fellow him off a cliff into the unknown? The Power Workers' Union has a better plan. One that protects Ontario. It guarantees no rate increase for ten years and even lower rates for our vital industrial and agriculture sectors. It also brings down Hydro's debt dramatically. Ontario Hydro has belonged to the people of Ontario for 90 years. It makes sense to keep it that way. JOHN MURPHY PRESIDENT, THE POWER WORKERS. POM A"KM UNM CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 1000. how Wwkrs Tilrltig o k& light M Nom hr stun ilIMl\1- a& 1 M 958 -SM W fox Is M 1 800 343.1083 vW uw1 uW yN Nr alemrMts MdW . ftm b" ytnr tsmisl, .lkm OW ststiv) r Freeze residential and business Freeze rates until 2000. RAPESrates until at least 2005. lower After that, private generators industrial and agricultural rates can charge whatever the by a further 20'.. market will bear. - Keep Ontario Hydro in public Sell all public generating OWNERSHIP hands, as it has been for 90 assets as soon as possible. years. i he power of Niagara Falls be for Several U.S. buyers are should not sold interested. private profit. IMPACT ON long-term debt reduced by a No estimate given. minimum of $1 1 billion by HYDRO DEBT 2005, using very conservative assumptions on interest rates and inflation. Allow current private genera- Open up Ontario's entire MQioN COtors inside Ontario to compete electricity system to any directly against Hydro. generator, broker, marketer or Allow retail competition. aggregator in North America. Ontario cannot afford to gansbk with its energy fukm if the head of North America's largest uh y doesn't know what wtl happen to roles under a privatized Hydro, should we fellow him off a cliff into the unknown? The Power Workers' Union has a better plan. One that protects Ontario. It guarantees no rate increase for ten years and even lower rates for our vital industrial and agriculture sectors. It also brings down Hydro's debt dramatically. Ontario Hydro has belonged to the people of Ontario for 90 years. It makes sense to keep it that way. JOHN MURPHY PRESIDENT, THE POWER WORKERS. POM A"KM UNM CANADIAN UNION OF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 1000. how Wwkrs Tilrltig o k& light M Nom hr stun ilIMl\1- a& 1 M 958 -SM W fox Is M 1 800 343.1083 vW uw1 uW yN Nr alemrMts MdW . ftm b" ytnr tsmisl, .lkm OW ststiv) r fill Ilfftfr:ftt �.,,,r,•.t:r+,t;, tr�e�i Ajax Winterfest • a winner 'FHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23. I"fi-PAGE II pp Equal o ortunities on meeting agenda Benda I Stephanie Piper (left photo) tries to stay warm during the Ajax parks and recreation department's Win- terfest held last Saturday by roast- ing a marshmallow with help from her aunt Sheila Porter. The event was held at the McLean Communi- ty Centre. One of the popular events offered at Winterfest was the hay ride operated by driver Bob Gilbank and horses Candy and Kate. Many of those who turned out for the event made sure they jumped on the wagon for a leisure- ly stroll. I photos by A.J. Groen Durham workshops look at AIDS DURHAM -- The AIDS Committee of Durham is offering two workshops in March which should be of interest to anyone working or volunteering in health care, social services or addic- tions. The first, on Thursday, March 7, from 1 to 4:30 p.m., will deal with issues such as women and children living with HIV/AIDS. The second will cover HIV and. tuberculosis Tuesday, March 12, from 1 to 4 p.m. Both workshops will he held at Durham College Student Centre, 2000 Simcoc: St. N., Oshawa. There is no charge, but pre -regis- tration is required. Call the AIDS Committee at 905- 665-0051 to register, 4", DURHAM -- The Durham Rc«ion Equity Network is holding an Equal Opportunity flan workshop 'I ues- day. March 5 from noon to 2 p.m. at the Oshawa Holiday Inn. Guest speaker at the workshop is Bruce Drewett o1 the provincial Ministry of Education and Train- ing's Anti -Racism Equity and Access Division. Mr. Drewett will provide an overview of the Equal Opportun.t% Plan and outline supports a,ailaht in the plan. His presentation will he followed by a group discussion on how to proceed with equity in the absence of legislation. Cost of the luncheon and work- shop is $30 per person. Registration begins at 11:45 a.m. March 5 at the Holiday Inn, 101 1 Bloor St. E. For more information calf Valerie Jones at the Town ol' PickerinL, (420-2222) or Cathy Lloyd at the C'tt� ol" Oshawa (436-5663 r. t I Taste & Quality i,,r of Ma. t sou would pay at an LCRO / _•t i, the mandate of Rou,_,c Valley nr, In P.ckerrn_,. i<,�uYc Valles Nine, Is a wine -on t :ntuc, husincs, which help, .tomer+ make and bottle their own nes. Owncr S,ott Staple, point, scut it by bottling ,our own wine. the per- Itle co,t work, out to S :\t the I i'RO, sou can expert pay $, lust In --- es tui a hottle of wine. \ttention to quaht. sets Rou_; apart tram other, The husmes+ ha, _stcd hea%ily in water purification ,y%tcm% which results In 6ery high-quahty ,•r, .Just,. V�'c re %erN proud of the quality of the wines we prcxJuce. We use: the same raw w_,redicnt%. and then add the exceptional water:' he kougc Valle, Vanes. which has been to business for the past two month, since i,rc mms on Dec 1 '�. has recipes for more than Vi() %anetie, of red and white wroes. The st popular white ,ancties are Chardonna+ and Saw tgnon Blanc, while the top red ..,nes are the Cabernet Sau%iLnon and the Chateau %eut du Pape. Red wines are pn•+Ing more popular than e%cr for the health hrnetits thc, pro%tde. k:J wme has been known it) lower cholesterol Ie%cls and I, rsen hem_• recommended t,., doctor%. notes Staples. The wine making process. i, a simple one The customer :metates the fermentation process M first '*pitches the %ca,t' which take, all of '0 ond,- The customer then return, ;0 riass later to bottle the ulnc. eehich take, Irproxrmatcly 30 minutes. _.�Xc make It as cash as we ran. ,a%, Staple,. \ hatch of wine cosh SSI). '.%hich gi%es the cu,ftancr i0 hottles of wine. AIso. k-,iL,c Vallc% \Vine+ ofters monthly specials on a red and a white \&me fir $-e) per h.: ch. This month. S.itl.r_mon Blanc Is the featured white wine. while Pinot Noir Is the rr,i +ariety on special. Rouse \alley Ames is open \k dncsdas to Fndas from 11:30 a.m. to ;c p m . S.Iturda-v from c) a.m txi 4 p In. and on Sunda\ from inion to 1 p in. Its at 1794 Li%crpool Rd . Pickering, across trom the I.CBO outlet ad%crtonal F, � for ESS P,z YQi1I�. 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FEBRUARV 2.3 . 1996 ntertainment THE NEW94DVERTISER.FRIDAY,J%ARUARY 23„1996-PAGFe 15 Feb. 23, 1996 tudents hit the boards for drama festival PICKERING -- Eleven Durham high pools will square off on stage at Dunbarton gh School in Pickering next week as the cur - n rises on the 50th anniversary of the Sears Ontario Drama Festival. The province -wide festival involves more than 7,000 students and teachers from 300 Ontario secondary schools competing regional- ly in district festivals. The top three Durham schools move on to the Ontario East regional competition, with the cream of the crop eventu- ally vying for the top award in the provincial linals. The top 15 school productions will par - Church hosts show AJAX-PICKERING -- A local church will host an evening of music and song Sunday night. Mount Zion United Church will feature the Bowmanville Bell Choir and Ed Tait from the -l'oronto Symphony Orchestra who will be terming up with the church's own J.C. Coolen and Dr. Benjamin Ho, starting at 7:30 pm. A social time and a light lunch will be served following the concert A free will dona- tion would be appreciated. To get to Mt. Zion I muted Church, travel north on Lakeridge Road to Concession 8, then drive one -and -one-quar- ter miles west on Conc. 8. For more inforrna- tm call Kari Kelso at 649-3368. ticipate in the all -Ontario showcase to be held from May 7 to 11 at the IJniversity of Toronto's Hart House Theatre. "This year's (Durham) performances are going to be fust -rate," boasts local co-organizer Dave Rabjohn, adding the competition "brings out the best" in young area thespians. "Historically this area has had a lot of plays that went on to the provincial finals. They are top-notch quality," he says. Sears sponsors the festival providing profes- sional adjudication of performances and the opportunity for students to work with profes- sionals in special workshops. More than 500 awards are presented throughout the four-month festival. The annual event started in 1946 as a small Toronto presentation sponsored by Simpson's, eventually growing into an all -Ontario event in 1964 when Simpsons -Sears, now Sears Cana- da, took over sole sponsorship. The Durham District competition will fea- ture 11 separate and public high school drama clubs performing 15 one -act plays directed by students and teachers. From Tuesday through Friday, plays will run evenings beginning at 7 pm. An awards cere- mony will be held Saturday, March'-'. The fol- lowing schedule includes the performing schook and the title of their productims: TUESDAY, FEB. 27 Brock HS. presents Wake Uxbridge SS, Nobody Sleeps Port Perry HS., Scent of a Honeysuckle St. Mary's C.S.S, Such a Nice Little Kitty WEDNESDAY, FEB. 28 Sinclair S.S., Act II: Happily Ever After Pickering HS, The American Dream St. Mary's CS.S, A Ripple in Society THURSDAY, FEB. 29 O'Neill C.V.I., The Long Christmas Dinner Paul Dwyer C.S.S. Guess Who's Coming To Lunch Anderson C.I. Who Calls Dunbarton H -S., This is a Play FRIDAY, MARCH 1 Eastdale C.V.I, The Bathroom Door Ajax H.S., The Boundary, Dunbarton HS, The Tree of Life The D urharn festival will wrap up Saturday night with a series of workshops, dinner and dance, improvisational theatre, an ensemble presentation and the awards ceremony. Tickets cost S6 per night and must be reserved by calling 939-112-5, voice mail 472. 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Ryan Milanovic, Jason Wellington Dukes by 14 points for the period outburst by the Pickering up a 4-1 lead. Oshawa cut the lead Wilson and Graham Horne fourth and final playoff spot in the Panthers paved the way for a 5-2 victory to two goals later in the period �� E added singles. league's East Division. over rival Oshawa Legionaires in Metro before Pickering closed out the ; �� The Panthers' record The Panthers play in Markham against Junior 'A' Hockey League action in scoring with an empty -net mark- improves to 11 wins, 26 the Waxers tonight, Friday. They return Oshawa Tuesday night. er. S losses and four ties for 26 home to host the Wellington Dukes on After tying the game 1-1 in the second Anthony Cornacchia led the �A►FbEt' points. However, Pickering Sunday at the Pickering Recreation period, the Panthers struck for three way with a pair of goals for the still trails fourth -place Complex. Game time is 7:30 p.m. To advertise in this space, call us at 683-5110 S PORTS Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Wanted: Leaf Tickets Good seats are needed for Leaf games. Will pay face value. Call 579-4400 Ext. 2207 (Tor. Line 798-7672). Dunbarton rubWavers hone skills in En0and trivg Y Westminster Abbey. Trafalgar Square and Cambridge University. The Spartans will also learn to play cricket at a clinic in their honor and visit Twickenham National Rugby Stadium near London. Fallis expects his charges will return with more than improved rugby skills. "I think when they come hone, they appreciate things a bit more here because people live in very cramped conditions over there. We don't have it that bad here," be says. PICKERING — Dunbarton High School rugby players hope to bone their skills when they embark on a tour across the Atlantic next month. A combination Spartans' team featuring junior and senior - aged players will make the trip overseas for a two-week tour of England from March 1 to Match 15. Although Dunbarton High School has participated in rugby tours to England and has hosted visiting English seams since 1981, this tour has a slight twist, says rugby coach Terry Fallis. Fallis explains that previous tours have included Goffs school in Hertfordshire. near London, and at Broxborne school also in Hertfordshire. But this year, the tour will also include Lady Lumley's school in Pickering in North Yorkshire. after which this town was named, and at Cheadle Hulme school in Cheshire, near Manchester, England. The 24 members of the Dunbarton High squad will be billet- ed at each of the four English schools involved in the exchange and will play games against the schools' rugby teams. Fallis says a game against Stockport Grammar School is also in the works during the tour. As well as playing rugby in the hotbed of the sport, the Dumbarton contingent also has a nurnbrr of historical and cul- tural visits pbrmed. The group will visit Buckingham Palace, Peewee Panthers need auick Rehab. to extend series PICKERING — The series with Baine last week. to Barrie. Brett Carpenter and Stephen Pickering Panthers Sports Pickering is now behind in Pickering netminder Sean Grimshaw. Medicine and Rehab. Clinic the playoff series two games Sadler kept his team in the In game two of the series, peewee 'A' rep hockey seam to one. game as he faced 35 shots in the Panthers fell 4-0 to dropped games two and three In game three. the Panthers the contest. Stephen Barrie. Goalie Steve Araujo in its best -of -five playoff lost a 3-2 overtime decision McEachen and Paul Delsey turned in a fine effort scored for Pickering, with between the pipt�,% as his team Still time to tr. out for rep softball PICKERING — Trv-ouLs for teams in the Pickering Rep Softball Association have already begun, but there's still time !D nail down a spot on one of its squads for the coning seasotn. 'Ile association hopes to field 10 teams which will represent the town in a league which also includes squads from Ajax. Scarborough, Whitby. Oshawa, Cobourg, Barrie. Stouff -ille, and Markham, to name a few. There's a charge of between $2 and S5 per child per try -out to cover the costs of the gymnasiums. Try -out information for each team is as folbws: BOYS' 'TEAMS Mite Division (white); players ban 1986-87, try -outs on Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8 pm. at National Spats, Whites and Kingston Roads Next try -an on Tuesday, Feb. 27. Mite Division (Woe); playas ban 1986-87, try -outs on Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8 poL at National Sports, Whites and Kingston Roads. Next try -m on Tuesday, Feb. 27. Squirt Division; players born 1984-85, try -outs on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8 pm. at National Sports, Whites arid Kingston Roads. Next try -m on Wednesday, Feb. 28. Peewee Division; players ban 1982-83, try -outs on Wednesdays from 7 to 8:30 pm at Pine Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Livapooi Rd Next try -out an Wednesday, Feb. 28. G11RIS' TEAMS Mite Division; players ban 198687, try -outs on Fridays ham 6:30 m 7:30 p m. at Frenchman's Bay Public School. 920 Oklahoma Dr. Next try-ins t today, Friday, Feb. 23. Squirt Division; players born 1984-85, try -outs on Fridays ham 7:20 io 8:30 pm. at Frenchman's Bay Public School, 92D OU* ma Dr. Next tryout today. Friday, Feb. 23. Novice Division; players born 1982-83, try -outs on Tbursdays from 8:30 to 10:30 pm. at Roe Ridge Secondary School, 2155 Liverpod Rd. Next tryout on Thursday, Feb. 29. Bantam Division; players born 1980-81, try -outs on Sundays ham 4 to 5.30 p.m. at Dunbarton High School, 655 Sheppard Ave. Next try-" on Sunday, Feb. 25. _ Midget Division; players ban 1978-79, try -oats oe Sundays ham 5:30 e 7 p m. at Dunbarton High School, 655 Sheppard Ave. Neu try -out on Sunday, Feb. 25. For more information, caII the rep line at 420-9101. Leave a MOSS p and your rail will be drroctod to the proper coach. The association is also loolang for sponsors for the causing season. 1f you can help, call Paola Robson at the same number. a3393u tv Ja.ac.aarl llV".I,%PU l.1 r\l{.i r - a-,. Moving Clearance Sale Feb 19-23 - 40% Off Entire Stock Feb 24-29 - 50% Off Entire Stock 352 Bayly St W Ajax 905) 428-2519 DOLPHIN FOOTBALL REGISTRATION Sat. Feb. 24, r,10A4.M.-, b. 25, Pickering Rec. munity Centre re bawl: P.M. P.M. Tyke $110.00 All Others $140.00 LATE REGISTRATION FEE AFTER JUNE 30th $170.0 Bring Birth Certificate 8L 2 head shot photographs For more info. call 683-4756 TIE 1E0/01aAL 1RMCIPALIrY Of D1M*"M AND TIE TOMM OF AJAX PUBLIC PARTICPATTON WORKSHOP -.. PICKEPANG BEACH ROAD rrPROVEMENTS CLA88 ENVMONMIMAL A88E88Y OCT , AND MV13-OPLE iT PLAN AREA A3 Al cORMOR LAID IISE STLDY - WE8T CLAM IMNIONBfTAL kgMAV 2 Major .rnprowments to P�ker.nq TO#OF,2AJBeach Road –1; be required because ofthe fuL✓e widening of AY 401 Highway 401 and population and MENempk yment growth in the Town of Ajar. Improvements wn �nckude a full interChange with Hwy 401. 1Pickering Beoeh Road north ofBoyly Street wli become a Regionof Durham artenai road at thetwns of the interchange construction. As presented at our November I STi(ji p 26. 1995 Public participation i AR Workshop,m the rmomendation t0 develop an east" oignment for Pickeringm Beach Rood froe Ertperor Street to Mandrake Street has now been Confirmed. i Arternovi* designs for the T selected eastern olignrnent of Pickering Beach Rood have been developed old evaluated, and this 'LW fllfTAM information will be presented to the public for further comment and input The Study will be completed under Schedule C in occordonce with the Claw Environmental Aseesement for Municipal Rood Projects. Your participation is welcome and every effort will be mode to resolve all eonnrns. LAND M 011M Concurrent with the Class Environmental Asse" iso study for Pickering Hoch Rood the Town of Ajax aufMrs nvie+itq the A3 Development Plan nand bees 1« the bods most d CorrGeek. TM Town vis We.*. at the Public Participation Workshop. the progress to date on the lard use 61twdly. PLIC PARTWATM WORKSHOP You are invited to this Pubic PoricVation Workshop a noted txriow, to . that we may inform you at thus progress of the two stades to dab and to cow you an opportunity to furtMr porbapde in the planing and dai0n probes. T+w6aav►. tIFdAgnauerl►� wilir dwnaR 904iodd N911 7:00 pat. fa � P.rn. 95 Maps Drive .7 A ,(found Presentationof 15 P.m.) Scoff. representing the IO;C Cal lhrlidpolity of Duurham, tete Town of Ajax oansulanp answer questions. of Totten 5rrr Hubicu Associates wil be In attendance to questions. Comments mcsis.d. will be rux,iewed it the evakaotion process. Upon completion of our evalwtion tEnvironmental pubs dvA P and Pfd on ootwBtTs OR QUESTIOW It you have any comments«questions, « requie further information about the Close Erwironrrusrttd Asseesrrtsrkt or the Land Use Study. PNoee cord -L (Monday to Friday 8.30 o m. to 4:30 p.m.) Garry P=. aooin B.M. C.E.T.. Project Yvtoger _)) _ Tat 930 300 Watery Street. Wtfty LIN W2 Fax: (903j 668--0221 lib Wileen, C.E.T.. Project Supervisor Regional Municipality of Durham Tet (906) ti66-7721 P.O. Box 623, tOS CorWurruers Drive Tall Free: (BOO) 372-1103 Whitby. Ontario LIN M3 Fax: (905) GM -205f Peter TaUefsen, Director of Planning Toren of Ajax, 65 Harwood Avenue South Ajax. Ontario LIS 2H9 Tel: (906) 683-4550 Fax: (SM) 886-0360 Tony Preys". P. Eng V. A Siigoilie. P. Eng Director of Transportation Coerwrtiesiarusr of Mbrb 0 0 0 0 0 'A Or VR,�RIW ,a Ak' am Mme: MM 0 i N Ew IR ISHED J ITES! PAGE 19 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23,19% Buy one week, get (905) the 2nd free! Call us for TORONTO details LINE le7987672 Applies to Artics For Sale and Vehicles For Call 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday . 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday or fax your ad (905) 579-2238 Sale only. CLASSIFIED BIRTH NOTICES � Announce your baby's arrival l INTERNET ADDRESS: j vttftfIS Iand receive a gift certificate$ +GST Http://www.durhamnews.net entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. 47-./ FMI General JM General General Help Help Help Skilled Skilled Employment Help Help Wanted NO LAY OFFS rrI .., erred- Must be FULL TIME company policies. PLANT MANAGER PRODUCTION Coordinator Planner Expanding local Aaverrsing company needs HAIRSTYLIST RE- OUIRED FOR busy Whit NIGHT ISO 9000 Training with en- required for fabrication of heavy equipment with excel - lent communication skills to fill vanous areas Immediately. CWS as Welding Supervisor; proficient in print reading and technical problem DISPATCHER 0o LIKE CAN -blue for steel industry. Responsible for overall Fabrication opera- and 20 yrs business ex penence that Includes war- Saies 'marketing through to management. solving with 10 years experience. 12; needed for -aiuring a unique collet- tion including planning. organization, di- ehousing, shipping, receiv- ,ng, purchasing, planning. WE WILL TRAIN • roc Commissions !,ansportation f r c a customer recting shop employees. quality of produc- data entry and computer I • Firewood :,ores consultants (party Co East end. ous departments Earn up tion, health and safety• general main- skins Seeks any employ - Call Donna 728-8181 Car req. to WOfk Past exp. pre- invited to forward a detailed resume includ- tenanceand on time deliveries all within me"' in Durham (Days preferred) Ouai,t con- A WORK From home opportunity that pays to train at home 427-1559 a.e'a^ye yS S150-5700 Per WeeK, Part Time/Tull Time BOOK WANTED erred- Must be 416 439-4106 company policies. serous O"ity Assurance d -Yel! """ R_t s^oc call c .mputer liter- HAIRSTYLIST RE- OUIRED FOR busy Whit Qualifications to include certification by ISO 9000 Training with en- nytirhe42B-,W75 are ard have 9 - 2 m p' CWS as Welding Supervisor; proficient in print reading and technical problem R v'o Randy Referencesls n YOU 905- 0o LIKE CAN -blue DLES? ParyL •, Gr', excellent Com- Interest and advise on thoseto b only e inter- solving with 10 years experience. 721-1864 -aiuring a unique collet- --nication skills viewed will be contacted This is a challenging hands on position if • roc Commissions '" Of candles home-deC ,along accessories re- f r c a customer electric sewing machine, you meet the above requirements and are I • Firewood :,ores consultants (party service environ. ous departments Earn up ready to accept this responsibility you are A GREAT DEAL Tap i n) Outstanding coin- ensahon no investment. Car req. to WOfk fast pad. expert inestim invited to forward a detailed resume includ- ' delive"es 905-439- `lexible hours. If home Can 434.6316 Ing salary expectation to : quality seasoned hardwood ,'46 �'-.1 are a self TORONTO STAR Adults EMPCO CANADA LTD. ( at low prices FREE DELIV- ERY Serving Pickering, For Students and DRIVER TRAINER 'e- tv,..st S*arter. Please Mlr4C Medd 910 Hopkins St. Ala:. Whitby and Oshawa ouired t>r -I' - it'- have Own transportation Whitby. y Call DURHAM FIREWOOD I allied and _areer oriented M I ria s ca.. some other household L1 N AA9 4271741 Opportunity t0, the xtr us ve _ years industry hruld 416 439-4106 . fy Experienceductory 9" marwfacturers is now selling direct to the pubic Eg oak pedestat table and 4 chairs $849. 7 h. double tai Pedes and 6 chairs 51499: cannnonball beds Positions of Crew experience ani a HAIRSTYLIST RE- OUIRED FOR busy Whit No agencies and r10 telephone calls BRO FIREWOOD. Captain. Teiemarket- vale clear AZ license Please tax all res,,raes to 9 - 2 m p' please. We thank all candidates for their lsni d Es;abnst�ed 25 years Bush cords face cords and kir In and Door -lo -Door 9 oor oor 'J5-689-ts272 OSL papers For Appt. Interest and advise on thoseto b only e inter- dfin 9 bags of quality sea Sales Persons an asset but not requ red s-UDENIS viewed will be contacted soned firewood Fast • roc Commissions grownng drover ed,_�a tion company bS a wee• ' : i ..- electric sewing machine, friendly service and free • i+1'�rk YOUf Own GIRLS WANTED FROM Ing door to Ooar We pickrY ous departments Earn up detwe Please phone Or LIVE4N Nanny for a new- O% -APIC wee r 19 You up and onng ya, fast pad. expert inestim cave message (905) 665- ."JUrS compete m this y@a!S home Can 434.6316 bom, cooking 8 cleaning 490 or 655-8797 • Great Opportunity 996 Toronto Pageants TORONTO STAR Adults t Dstf VLl ' MosprbL FIREWOOD. Excellent For Students and Over §20.000 in prizes and scholarstwps Call today 1- and mat,,re stupe -t-. want- etl for door to door sale% Mlr4C Medd quality "ardwood, Guar- airlifted Seniors 800-3672125 ext 240 Youi; promote our intro- . fy Experienceductory 9" marwfacturers is now selling direct to the pubic Eg oak pedestat table and 4 chairs $849. 7 h. double tai Pedes and 6 chairs 51499: cannnonball beds discount offer to Necessary HAIRSTYLIST RE- OUIRED FOR busy Whit new home delivery cus- Corners Sol • Willing To Train c, ia,or mist have 3 your own hours. work evenings aria For (Scarborough and Years exponents. friendly or weekends good corn- Mason 8 Rich, excellent , perSOnaiity, reliable, mot- municattor skills required. the Durham Region) vatted and vv" to Team car an asset top conv,rs- Please Call. Monday to call 905430-3156 %+ons paid weekly Please W7 company now noting, vary call POW McGill. 728-4161 rlday it pm to bpm. Scott Robinson or Mille Frederica (41 6) 431-7744 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER a . e Ong Error f." .easoned, cut and split Honest measumrent. Free Jalrvery Kozy Heat. Fire- wood (905)753-2246 SKIDS d Pallets for fire- wo.,c hardwood 6 soft- -00d rooted. pre M or bro- ken, delivery available. arge 8 small bads Limited erne offer call (905)430 - residents Articles ;MlArticles Article For Sale For Sale For Sal kSLEEPMASTER LTD. MATTRESS SALE MOVING TO A NEW LOCATION FINAL N101, ING SALE ONLY 7 DAYS LE}T SETS STARTING AT $99(")r We Pay The P.S.T & G.S.T. Limited Quantities 831-1315 895 Sandy Beach Rd., Pickering Sat 6 Sun 10-4 Evening by Mon -Fri. 8-6 appointment FOR SALE USED DARKROOM EQUIPMENT 2 Beseler Enlargers 1 Arkay XR100 Water Heater 1 Mohrdry Belt Print Dryer 1 Film Drying Cabinet 1 Kodak Ektamatic Print Processor Kinderman Stainless Steel Reels 8 Tanks 1 Developing Sink BEST OFFER ON EACH 579-4400 EXT. 2239 WALTER PASSARELLA THIS WEEK HAMMOND organ. S8o .r best Deter Call Lind 5-9153, INDUSTRIAL Rmoldi 5 spool Serger, great wort, -g condition $800. $300 080 905-839-9323 KEEP YOUR 8 mm 6 sk per 8 film, safe on hog. .,.ditty video Tnple R Vide Transfer offers the be: -ce with music added n extra charge call 905-725 !001 KENWOOD Tower c P,,wer remote stereo pack age. 5 Disc CO, dual cas %elle. High power speakers c roe delivery. Rent to owl y phone. only 69 95 wkly 905)571-1413 KITCHEN cupboards, oak i0 linear feet w/pantnes, ! rwrs si old. Baoffer Cal +05-263-4423 LOVE SEAT and redone 595 each, Blacx glass ark chrome table. 4,chahrs anx hutch $235. 3,'recknen $30 each Mates bed ank mattress $125. Table arc uchairs $35. Othce/recep tion disk $75 each 905 697-3532 MAYTAG site by std wilt. ice 8 water maker. In gks Gas dryer, washer. al- mond t,mond stove. kingsae wa t~. couch d chair. Hi tach flop model TV 686- 5275 3 DRESSERS. $45/each, Antique oak rocker, $195. 905-697-3532 OAK/PINE FURNITURE. Why pay retail prices? One of Ontano's Oldest and lar- OShaWa Th13 Week, P.O. BOX 481, I Oshawa, Ontario. UH 7L5 Office Daycare 9013 ' Flea Market AOUARIU15 ;o 35 MS-i5. gals with stands, gravel, heaters and finers $300 Alunnnum storm door 34x8o $150 Call 683- 4397 CARPET MILL DIRECT 100% nylon, thick plush, stain resistant Carpet for 3 morns, only $ias. price in. Budin g. square yards, carpet, pad labour, Free 9" marwfacturers is now selling direct to the pubic Eg oak pedestat table and 4 chairs $849. 7 h. double tai Pedes and 6 chairs 51499: cannnonball beds ' Help JM Wanted PROPERTY MANAGER NEEDED Must have"," DAYCARE required. 2 5 PIECE bedroom sorts. 4 poster sing size wIm cal mattress or waterbed mat- tress Dark wood $200 ART! Lirxted Editions T•,sna Romance , Eliza- beth Berry, Brent Town- send Professionally framed, double matted estimate. Arnold 1-800- 663-6046 1 rno payment Y • no interest.. For 1 tul year CARPETS lots of carpet. tom 5399: Over 20 stain choices, all said, no veneers. Tradtfonai Wood. working 905.985-8774. HAIRSTYLISTS recwrec WORK BOOTS not -e- mum 5 -years experience, gins - years and 19 0008311991 Must SO. 905.725-3899 100% nylon, now stain re- PIANO d Bench, upright to, •-.ew iccaticr. $8 00 per quired I' you nave them, knowledge of Condo Act. Ir rmonmscyour horn or ours APARTMENT -sill PC 0 3001 lease carpets on hand. I will Mason 8 Rich, excellent Hour plus commission, leave mem at Worths Local manual 6 operational ex- Close to St. Issas Jogues clothes dryer, S50 Viking ASSORTED weight -train- carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price condition Also over 100 birthday pay. benefit company now noting, vary penance a must. Send re- 839-3606 electric sewing machine, Ing equipment Global, leg- press machine, bench- includes carpet, premium year old pump or and gar and good working sono, ous departments Earn up wre to hle 7279 Oshawa LIVE4N Nanny for a new- flip -top table -model $too. press. sheulder machine. fast pad. expert inestim bead by Masan 8 Hamlin, tons For interview call to S12 80 per hour Ouaii- This Week PO Box 481 bom, cooking 8 cleaning Solid brass table lamp wi chest gnachine, arm -win delivery, free estimates (30 to beautifully engraved, a real (905)831-4337 fed traintV provided Must Oshawa ON L I H 3K7 Sept tst, Ajax. Mm, wage shade. $40 5 glass shelf machine, assorted bench- yards) Nomhan 686-2314 gem for antique lovers. Also and S stems Anal Analyst, Co y Y have Own transportation fess room 8 board. Call rattan display unit. $too es. all plate -loaded Best COMPUTERS 386 Com- some other household JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! $8.7549.25/hour. Easy work. Local area. Flexible WANT= hours. No experience nec- PdwrkV area Taxi essary. CM 1-eoD-211-91218. PART TIME and on cap 905-427.9591 831-9480. Call 404-0403 S*N offers, pkg or individual. t� ISA tors 2 melts. no items. Movi Must sell. ' � I AV* BROWN BED sofa $100., 905-434-5861. hard drives, ideal net wodc- Ben 576 Call 3269. Wise DaxCWe two fight green chairs $40 ATT' D.J.'S - 1 Briton ens $125. IBM 55's 60 - 80 PIANOS - GRANDFA- ' , AVilltBb� machine &W. "P PC 0 3001 Meg hard KS our. PROFESSIONAL Wird. 42a0. 75 7 3ing speakers.l $140 486's with hams Iagpst selection - ow and Door sales per- EATONS VIKING Port- or $2600 for both. Great dealt Call V' 721 9652 VGA monitors, from $199. New arca used pianos. Nol Ilse Also song Klc hen sales win canputer �� design Ems. DAYCARE AVAn-ABLE in my honor. lots d fun for able dishwasher, asking MKON F. photomic head used multimedia sys- tams available. Upgrade sure? Rant to own, apt. size. upright grand. digital, am leads provided send re sand all ages, hot meals ti snacks, dose Yamy Farm $100. ram 839-0872 rtknt. Yom 501rt. lata $350 any purchme. naw or used 4 systan• �9s or 8 keyboards. AN 1995 fvW- ctarldisa sums to file # 7278, Osha- ora This Week, P.O. Box Pubic Scrod. &ick Rd. N. of Finch 687350 for Sa18 Days 905-723-4631. Even- 906.666.3128 Scat. rings. $198. Claringlon ntpuffer 1 64 Rof redtecod! TaNp Piano works, 433-1491. 481. Oshawa. Ont. L I H 71.5 LOVOG daycare provided in ile h Drava Rei, $90. for all three. 721-2815. BOIIB011I for au ossa- S le voll (just " RESTAURANT E Deadline for appt. Mon. LOVOG daycare provided 481, Oshawa. Ontario L1H 71.5 sionsl Weddings, engNge- Flying DtHctvnan NlotM) I. will triple stainless sink Shrilled in � home, I Yew of ap 6 WHEELCHAIR Quickie nients, b wrtxtx+n- Phase $IO• Electric fur- $400; Must SM. boat offer. ap Help up, smoke-free and dose to parks, nutritious klrldh and RX nada. and new, row- ions. confomlation. Low Low prices. CON Maria DISPLAY Cabinats for sale two Eft one 711. d ono 416-399.9186. I1oNpilN1 snacks, relerenon. Cap i a useQ asking Sf100 905, 579.49 at 905-696.0653 or 416-835- 401. Also ee Cortrc at maga- SAN1l0 31' stereo tele - Universal ecepbonist for r optometric lad off you may quality for . 9261 zirw rack. Must SM Best vision. remote. position available at Fustence practice n Pickering. Tues evenings. Fridays, Satur- CLASS 'A• medians wth f --N• k"y 2, 905 40206, FiSNRIG rods. 10 K Bak- BOSE 101 Olkr. CNN (905) 420.4304 Superb horde 0tsakr. Rant to own by Only Steps Child Care. Please Ya+ are single a a siogfe dedershipI 9 of cishattiff, CERT. Lotus. Wordperfiect, ley and 7 tL MitdtM Graph. (Back) �r N CLASS Drat wk ( ) 5p7�. 3. send resume 1990 Whites Rd. Pidkenng Ort. L1V 6P5 parent or separlaced or divorced with plree years � to file #7242, P.O. Box LOVOG daycare provided in ile h Drava Rei, $90. for all three. 721-2815. an R (wMb hour sale. waiphs approx- SCORESISPREADS. Keep Deadline for appt. Mon. work experience. you may 481, Oshawa. Ontario L1H 71.5 my hortw. hit krlches and snacks provided. 2 Ahicen apers) YORK Gy r21* I= lb., maaswe 38 12 in wide. 70 inc. high,inkii � tw Spot Line Feb. 26. quality for financial assis• Phase $IO• Electric fur- BrocWBainbridpa, Piekar- gray parrots, mala A fenlals. $1200 in- p male askin 1 Cam 434 -SM or 435-9085. . 27 1/2 in. deep $3,500 or 7. t - 900 - 778-0700 Must min. Mort Df PERMANENT pan -Ems tance of it you are over 45 and have recent) been I1oNpilN1 i n!). CM Barbara a Monica cudup- CM (905) CARPET /A-1 Prices, buy best offer. Jack, atter 6 905 8881014. Per a 18 ei years. Serv/u (819) 815 ecepbonist for r optometric lad off you may quality for ' �Ci 696-8057 887-3482. direct wholesaleFree in- humour. Call 905-509 8434. in to provide su- practice n Pickering. Tues evenings. Fridays, Satur- framing assistance. DIP/ MOTHER of 2- fuwpaA 3 rd GALLON atapaEon for free ostimato ELECTRIC duct heMor,kwsT SELL ppeervksod daycare in their hortws. Must be 18 yrs.old, days. Non-smoker, expel- CERT. Lotus. Wordperfiect, time care, children 3 and up. aquariums w/acclawnes; cam Sal (905)432-2750. or Lennox CAT #E03.14, SELF CLEAN Aknond stove, able to care for children 6 ence preferred. Send re- D -Base, Word. Accpac, DENTAL assistant J re- LuncW snacks. Faked yard, 5501$150./$300. 21 + co. Pegar (116)980 9697 4000 watts, 240 volt t black solid fps monms to 12 years. provide surae: to fie 7277. PO. Box Bedford. Autocad, Ventura. ceptionist for busy office. non- smokin dose to g' lour T.V. w/stand; $150. Carpet Broker, 100X, Phase $IO• Electric fur- black elements, buill-in criminal reference check 481, Oshawa. Ontario L1H Pagemaker. Harvard, Cor- Saturdays and Y possible school, Whtesl401.4200940 Stereo receiver, Mararitz; Nylon wick, plush, stein re- nate, Lennox CAT ill at - mond dishwasher, Inglis and have a good sense of 7L5 el. Computer Pr ramminpater 9 evenings Com $200. 905-435.2447. sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, 681. 20 KW, 240 vols, 1 d CON 623asher. drier, -9215. humour. Call 905-509 and S stems Anal Analyst, Co y Y Penance necessary Call all onl $369.00. Price in- Y Phase, 2 spit. motor,560, 1207 SELF STORAGE facility tai bol, Pascal and C Photo. Phyllis at 905-509-9999 ' EInplOyRlerll APPLIANCES brand eludes 30 Sq. Y� carpo, SHARP 2s stereo EARN 5595 /week from mature person for regi time pan Line position Fax shop. Quark Express and Whited new display models, 2 sets deluxe Dec and installation DIAMOND R OIAYOND RING, set 64 One Gun super -flat tube, be, home!! Light Assembly, resumes to 831-5556 or Illustrator. Durham Busi- e fridges/stoves. $1150. in your home. Free quota- Carat, pear pus 12 brill- Pic -In -Pic, Universal rem - mailing. typing, forms etc mad to 1700 Alliance Rd ness Computer College. e FAX DS BOOKKEEPER full or each: oche stacked washer dryer, $1200; dish- tion in your home. No in. terest , ants, appraised $5,200. ole. Rent to own by phone. Guaranteed. 4 ho 635- 2701. Code 6 (24 hours) Pickering No phone taus please 427-3010 a i Pa n -time, manual or cont- one washer 5395. 571-7000. no payment for one full year, Daniel, 1-800- Beautiful vel, Asking $1700 Onify $7.95 wldy. (905) E71 - puterized. (905)839-2509. 217.0104. final 432-8919 1413. 0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1996 -PAGE 19 Articles Articles Computer Computer AutomobilesW ucks For Apartments Apartments Apartments For Sale Wanted I Video Video I I For Sale Sale I I For Rent I I For Rent For Rent STOVE. I-ridge.Freezer, ,lnfique Oak bed, 5 piece redroom set, six IT circular ,ak table with six chairs. 3/ 4" Makita Drill & 30 pc -petal hole saw kit , mF -wwave stand. TV stand. 1 '!..4' Oak strip flooring, ext. !adder. 905-721-9228 UP TO 50% OH video Games. SNET. Genesis, 1V0 Saturn Playstahon, GU Rom. The Video Game tore. Oshawa Centre. 1995 GRAND AM 4 door, 1987 S-10 Blazer, 350 V8, hunter green, V6, auto. air. lowered, fresh paint, cus- fill, cruise and much more tom duals. mags. B & M Call 576-3264 shifter, clean, straight and 2nd CHANCE FINANC- fast $5800 o b o. Call 728- ING to Discharged/Un- 5272 discharged Bankrupts 8 905-420-9979 anytime others, 16 yrs exp "Trustee 1989 Ford 1/2 -ton, F-150. Approved" on new/used 5 -speed standard w/over- vehicles'Down Payment dnve. very good condition, Terms Available' O.A.0 'If 300 cubic' engine p s. tint you're working, you're ap- windows, custom sun visor, pIA� -1 A provedl• Call Gary Wood, GATEWAY COMMUNITY HOMES has 2 bed. apt.. family unit $760 Also 2 bed townhouse 5880 both including utilities, available March 1st at 120 Colborne St W Oshawa Beautiful view, directly facing onto Chrldrens Arena Park Very clean and quiet brand new budding. 571-0887, 9-5 p m Mon -Fri • I Bop d I I wtomot, es Quick lease, 1020 Brock running boards. many ex-MGORGEOUS bright. 1 bedroom apt MiluOxfortl AVAILABLE IME• 25-0202. Trade Welcome ® FURNISHED and unfur oar Ing For Sale Rd. S . 1.800-792.5587 or tras. $6900 o. bo (11905) area Large. quiet, lower DIATELY, n Whitby Apt ground level .000 sq. t. WASHERS. dryers. fridge, ry niched rooms Please call LAB PUPS, mit. home 1987 Daytona Shelby. 905-420-9979 anytime 404-9283 level of backsplrt, separate budding., spacious. carpet- large windows overlook poouravme. all appliances. new and recondi- 831-2395 for more intoe- raised, chem fines, CKC. p auto. 160.000km. red, tint. $4 PONTIAC ACA- door, p A. p d. p s. p b, air neat, parking Must be ed, newly painted, with bal- fireplace. use of pool, $800 ,rove •,,,ped. $225 and up for re- mation shots. dew claws removed, am/fm cassette, excellent DIAN, standard 4 seed. p Yansl I seen. $575/mo inclusive cony. close to bus. shop- plus utilities 666-2763 ,,ndmoned washer, $775 Garage/ dewormed. hips pay- p guar, condition inside and out. 125,065 kms $500 OBO 4 Wheel Dr1Ye 728-9040 ping. all utilities included. Yard Sales :rid up for reconditioned UNWANTED Scrap metal ment plan Cockell Ken- $2300 certified 905-431- � s d32-7603 •• r -end. new water pump. 2 bedroom basement, car- first i last required, no pets. IMMACULATE IMMACULATE basement 1 vers 5175 and p Ior re p cKed ,p tr dges. stoves, nets, !905) 579 6038 0259 94 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. remaining, certe,ed peted, kitchen. appliances. 1 bedroom 5625. 2 bed- apartmenclean, bright. + - ndihoned fridges and tl9 washers, dryers. cars, (2 lights east of Thickson Rd- Whitby) ^r,d work Asking $1500 Call 9CS ` 71-3369 at. auto. 4 Cyt. red. ar, aMfm 1990. 750 DODGE RAM sap entrance/ bathrdpm. OOrn, $725 all 430-0134 bedroom close to amen, -ves. Also can operated trucks. etc. Call (905)430- DOBERMAN BLUE. le- 1988 HONDA ACCORD cassette. 19.000 kms rear VAN. 378 EFI, H.0 Susp available �mmediatel No Y - nes, all ndusrve with cable e usher and dryers Ste- er pit or weekends male nine months old, reg- 54995. cert or best offer BASEMENT apt one T pay V. suitable for 1 Furniture and 9013 stared, good with kids. lolly ext auto, air sunroof, load- spoder, power locks 579-9619 pets nonsmoking pre- bedroom =lose :o shopping c couple/pets negotiable uliancs ,chances. 227 Court St. vaccinated. tad and ears ed. excellent condition. brakes, steering, certified. (erred $650 including Ca- and 401 $450 per month 5575/month 721-2676 "•.wawa 576-7448 - WANTED CAMERAS cropped Call 905-579- 145.000 kit . h driven, wY $11,500 432-2821 1990 ISUZU TROOPER ble, utilities, parking Ajax inclusive Available March old china and glass. jewel- 9014. 9� ( 1665-2747 LEASE To own cars, '83- LS 6 cylinder, cen�hed. south, 683-0752 t 721-2875. LAKEVIEW PARK Gsha- WEDDING gown, size 26. le microscopes. tele- rye _ •86, everyone No excellent condition, art. AM/ via. ••-wf� •enovated. 2 ymain " "q Beadwork, tram, scopes, binoculars and re- OSHAWA OBEDIENCE 1990 TRACKER r_L, red, qualities FM cassette 59.900. 728 213 bedroom apartments. 8 BOND & Central Park/ bedroom floor of �.rdpete $75 2 red fated items. Clocks. watch- Monday March 18th Puppy am.1n, s?ereorcassene. silt- credo check 570034 On- 5972. aper 5 story budtlrng, dose to Oshawa Duplex, 2 -storey. House Large backyard. :-- lesmaid dresses $80 es furniture. anything old lup to 16 weeks, ) and ba- !op. new hard -top. Stan- land Ltd 686-7428. 1992 Aerostat XL -ext 40 schools. library, South GM 3 -bedroom apt., hardwood 5795 all utilities included. .:.,, h. Call 434-1338 atter 432.1678 sic . Tuesday March 19th dard, TICK. excellent don- plant Available immediate- floors. freshly panted. 4 No dogs. 435-2433 ,)pm Pretrial Call Bev at 905- clition, must sen $6500 I Automobiles ^�ent7 conditionSebl ue/g ey ly and Nov 428-6328 1- appliances. 5650 . hydro LARGE NEWLY WHY pay cable? Go Dr WOMEN'S FASHIONS. 435-0868 ob o 905-4323119 Wanted xHour. 59950 certified. Bal- 7pm for appointment Available March 1 Can at- enovat- rw ed ; kr cedr,c - casement r r' HCA 18' Digital Satal- Now accepfinq ;Peng 3 GERMAN SHEPHERD ance of warranty 436- AJAX one bedroom base- ter 5p.m Mon -Fn 571- apartment. separate en - r• Up to 175 channels summer merchandise PUPPIES. black and •a• 1991 Honda Crvic. 3 dr h ;287 men• apartment, private 2590 trance parkirg utilities ,n E- t quality picture 8 CLOTHES FRIENDS To D quality working and back, am.}m cas3 , 5 speed. CARS FOR CASH! We ?MranCe. minutes !'dm GO. BRIGHT SPACIOUS 1 ' luded. BUS a1 ddOr, South s .• gid Rent to own by FASHIONS 123 Brock show tines Vaccinated and 71.000 Km . wale wrth blue buy used veh,c'ies Veh,- be Auto Parts ^o pets. noir smoker. 5595 2 Dedrdom rs apart- Oshawa 5585 per mo e $7 50 wkly '9051 St S down;own Whitby GKC reg Parents and pups interior. Parer 434-7564 cies must .n running g Gond tion Call 427-2415gj nj8 Repairs Per mo Available mine- -�s'a '•tern in private Home Available immediately / 571,%-8716 afar 6 p m ' 473 %8-4100 Durham's lar- rased with Children Ideal ofcome to479 Ba St YIY p d,ately 427-7604 �e Rossland area. private vale AMAHA exquisite grand gest selection of women's family pets and protectors 1991 ISUZU IMPULSE. East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO entrance, one car parkin g' LARGE : ght 2 -bedroom - ebony G1 series resale fashions Reasonable price Tel 668- 9425 4361630 auto power eve^/tr ^g air 2 tires. 85.000 kms_ SALES CLASS 'A' MECHANIC AJAX Oxford Towers Spa:.ous apartments, 3 appliances $650 per !C!ije, ,-a^:view, 2 ievets. -.c;luded Available led, itch tone tin or winter SCRAP d quiet - mo Ist'last references reIsti ut!�ihr; ,�ate quality AskingFMI - Call 905-47 7 14 79 PetsiS lies/ WP Automobiles ",,n smoker. 1 owner, good and hon as s 55200 cars trucks wanted Any condition of any age. tree removal m Me L ceased ansmissior speaakst wiling !o ]o work 401 G, close 10 shopping, 401 GO Pool, sauna 2 & -red Gal 576-63' 2 Mar lst ence-, Ca C5 - last. elerences Ca' 9C5- - Bcardi mg I :28-7543 Durham Region. cash at my home Great rates. all 3 bedrooms avalaele BROOK a Malcr Oaxs 579-3371 for Sale paid Also needed. •81 ' ` f•"ljy guaranteed O Marc, 1, Apnj 1 and May + LOVELY TWO BED - Articles 1991 STYLUS ISUZU. anytime. work & paint Call 683857+ until 7 30 p m sp acs., 2 bedroom base - mart apt complete with ROOM- ng room, 'ige- Wanted SIBERIAN HUSKIES 9 1984 Buick m Red ow . . well main Oshawa 431 001% Thy 577 0967 y . 'am,lyroorr.. �'=e ea! n k,tChen, ridge. weeKswt.•e. CKC. Jky�arx . ^- cy- hinder a t m •• 51795 taped 5 speed S4999 cert AJAX. c, ;Pt, airy 1 ped- eat. ,n x,tch•er. stove and laundry facilities Recreational i 41-CheCk ei1 '5! ShOt3, certified x1988 Ford Taurus Looks & drives like new NTIOUES ADsowtery. ready to go Cap 571.7077 4 cylinder automatic 52695 Must Sell 905-831-8729 or INasp^ furniture or an- or 2632665 certified 1981 Pontiac Par- 905-2873644 evenings r ,..g L.Q. Scientific nstru- dus,ve 905-427.1798 ts,enne 8 cylinder automat- MAIN floor ., duplex 2 • china. silver, abler- GERMAN SHEPHERD ,c $995 certified Phone 1993 Buick Regal, saver 4 toys. decoys. does. uK Pups Clack & tan, home- 404-9759 door, p A. p d. p s. p b, air oolttes. collections or '.,•es Call Robert Bowen raised. 6 weeks old. mil. 1996 NISSAN 300 ZX conditioning. V6. excellent ;.es (905) 655 8049. CKC Registered $250 Call loaded. ?dl. :ru,se ar. Ilam ro^�'on 1t6.000k's •inn 905-721.9001 bar system. T root. 5 -speed. $13.000. certified. 509- Garage/ Garage/ ±xceflent working condihon. isbng 54500 728-1582 1940 PLUNGING licensed I 2 BEDROOM •: wnhome. 1994 Cavelier VL. 4 door, Yard Sales Yard Sales 1967 CADILLAC red auto ax ABS Fill Prr Recreational 111,1- " bsmt . parking. 4 pc bathroom, private 00 all Avail- pro 50 50 tl DaCkyard. app,ances laundry. available Apr U 905-4rve able Mar 1st 9054346781 DURHAM'S LARGEST GARAGE SALE Avaitabte Mar `st S650 m- 96 S825.mo 905_619_ape Cerlihed t-705-887 5729 I for Sale dus,ve 905-427.1798 2495. MAIN floor ., duplex 2 1909 Hart i Pok.' AJAX. bedroom base- CENTRAL Osrtawa. mod- o. :r -•s. large parking and Oac-oil $695 ',rstf :-ever bcugrt r Setemcer ^.e" apartment 5550 em. very Dean, secure ,n last. Ware, neat included 49. 1 Irq to Nova Scotia. monthly, all mdus,ve park setting. 2 -bedrooms. 221 Beatty Ave Oshawa selkng because of sicft. March t. pease cal 834E from 5740 AU inclusive Please call 434 1655 ^ass. excellent condition, ceded. 45,000 kms askirx• 1570 Available Feb 29 Cal 579- MODERN .try quiet aha s S:12.800 905-619-2335 URGE 2 bedroom bast- mer apt nor neast Ossa- 5219 or 728 6777 rear Osrawa. 2 bedroom PLUNGING licensed .a. NO PETS Laundry tac 2 BEDROOM •: wnhome. apt. exceptional b wlding No large pets All ,rctus+vo 3USINESS &PROFESSIO0 pool NAL It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local ` r people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! .•, • , wo:ft • •••Painting bFM Moving 8 FM House "ents • I I Nnpr°mmilts • I I hwo • 111ni oven'"'is • I Plumbing • I Decorating Storage Clearting MISTER CHEAP',HOrne rovements, rec rooma,in w apartments. additions. lances, decks, etc. Li- censed Ia over 20 all work guarant Ior Free espmate call Emis 905-404-8170 OQROvi1Q�Tf Bas81118f11 Apts., Rec f001f1s, Iwlffln"�J, J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV- eletttlCal, MIC. Specializing in custom dryWal FLEETWOOD, 62 000 show•oom conf"On, ,ick exfenor. Drown ,eaten- I wipers. AIW'FM cas- sone . 52.000 Kit . $10.000 Trucks FffLy Apartments / I I For Rent '"siltast required 5625 rte- dusve Call 983-5911 baaublucv ; r .•aited, Tin- s� rec room. 4 aookWC- S72S'mo 427-8677 N OSHAWA 3 ptdroom DURHAM'S LARGEST GARAGE SALE CRAFT i FLEA MARKET oaded Senous inqur Cerlihed t-705-887 5729 I for Sale Excellent service. Call 431r AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- es available May 1 sale apt . very dean bwidulg, 2 LeveK, Ever Sat & S;r .-,v-;, r :rU h r '-1 725-3123 t� Moms SCHOOL clean entire house, indud- downtown Whitby.inclusive 728-5708 available April $765 Save up ro 90% on puda0orls Gild retytded Dargatrls New with move. Park and load 19% CAVALIER, power discount (905) 432.2913. ONE i TWO BEDROOMs0a . ous 3 -bedroom air -cons- 0�. apt., etc- everything nciuded 579 - Stock every week Start y- own part time business S45/ 1987 CNEV Chevtfte. -..iy steering, puwer ocks abs 1987 DODGE DAKOTA 2 L pile .r Cerra Oshawa �� apartment above DOWNTOWN WHITBY PLUNGING licensed stretching, our speciality repented. rebwat brakes ir. am-Im cassette, wheel dr 5 speed. 3 9 leve ava,laoas March 1. $650 n- Vera's Cal*. tndge. stove. Bi •^•w.' ::ed• :om -cm g Free estimates D 6 N weekend. Its worth Ow drive to •• r -end. new water pump. 35.000 led.. 1 yr wananty V6 "no, 130.000. Miles. ClUding utd,ties. parking. 1-r-ar 5700�un1� plot" redone. wit, balco NEW t bed cs.•M apt n 1910 Dundas SL E., .:..7th, en!ynt. mtMp, remaining, certe,ed runs great. good body. n- fenced yard. Calc 728-4780 parking. rty, March 1st 1-1905669- pine! N Oshawa. F's . uw- (2 lights east of Thickson Rd- Whitby) ^r,d work Asking $1500 Call 9CS ` 71-3369 at. $10.000 427-0762 dudes htterglass Cap. or 1705)799-5329 les. /st0last Call 430}7353 4009 avid dry. r, ant. 50 6665100 6 $3.000 opo 430 6722 a 725 2998 - mG. March 1 $-03 me Call er pit or weekends Mike 905-723-0384 3USINESS &PROFESSIO0 pool NAL It's always best to know who you're dealing with. And these local ` r people are your neighbors. They're always here to help you! .•, • , wo:ft • •••Painting bFM Moving 8 FM House "ents • I I Nnpr°mmilts • I I hwo • 111ni oven'"'is • I Plumbing • I Decorating Storage Clearting MISTER CHEAP',HOrne rovements, rec rooma,in w apartments. additions. lances, decks, etc. Li- censed Ia over 20 all work guarant Ior Free espmate call Emis 905-404-8170 OQROvi1Q�Tf Bas81118f11 Apts., Rec f001f1s, Iwlffln"�J, J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV- eletttlCal, MIC. Specializing in custom dryWal (tomes, additions, renova- 15 yrs- ExpetietlCB. Free @SbIrlaleS, call Mario tions, rec rooms and base ment apartments. Residential and commercial. Serving Durham Region for over 15 (905) 6194663. yrs. Free consultation. Call cel. (41 61 560 4663 `1in 605426-5706' C 8 R Maintenance Build- ing repairs and renovations electrical, plumbing, ceramic ides, carpentry. From small repairs to major renovations. Fully guaranteed, free esti- mates. (905)668.3300 DUCTWORK installed, moved, relocated. Excellent rates. Free estimates. Elec- trostatic air cleaners, hu - GUARANTEED Satisfac- tion with every type of home repair! Plastering, pamag, window and door replacement. 'Father and son team who take pride in every task-' 434-6311 or 723.9781. AAA -LICENSED PLUMBER DRYWALL and painting, - "� ----._.. - -' _ .-- 19 yrs. Additions, sun,iecks, CLEANING Lady avail- avadable. All your plu ndng boarding, taping, textunn% • Storage cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, • • Schools able. excellent references. needs. Complete renovations renovations and repairs Now offering free boxes Excellent service. Call 431r EUROPEAN file special- 10 years experience Will Guaranteed lowest prices! Sriall jobs. 15 years ex- services moves appllance t� Moms SCHOOL clean entire house, indud- No job too small!! S•nror penence. Free estunates. tens on Bargain Tates, hones, with move. Park and load ing Indge 8 stove S50. discount (905) 432.2913. Serving Durham and out d 0�. apt., etc- repairs, top quality work, Please cap 839-3378. ALVIN SAMEDAY town area Ken 434-4500. rooms. 15 yrs experience, Piano mOltittg booked now. Odd lobs. reasonable rates. 20% PLUNGING licensed stretching, our speciality and satisfaction ereguaranteed, For free PackjM aliihble.• P'arty . no job too smillit. INTERIOR / EXTERIOR Free estimates D 6 N esti- • �Ics no jobtootoo g. free esti- Pair". for good prices, 2116-5513 mates. great pries. guar- good work Cap Mel 576- anteed lowest 905- 725- 6553 HARRKO-THE-MDYERS - MAGICIAN, clown mends. 2507. Move or smal we price ready to entertain for any • I �Bn9 a 118wlly / • D•corat" •� 1r C0•dllM*" GAS PIPING and duct work, installed. revised. re- located. Humidification and air filtration. Serving Dur - tam for over 25 years. Call Bob. (905) 686-9726 • I Handyman • HANDYMEN•Snow plough- SIGON Construction Ltd., ry ons d. mg• carpenter. plumber, dry- them elf! Free estimates. age, any oocasiort. Birth - seniors distant. shon erotica days, promdions. open - moves. Pianos moved, also ings. fund raisers. Magic appliances. Comparable shows are fun! Lettuce rates. Cal 432-2850. help. 839.7057 or 728 - MEN with large truck will 8334 - do household moires, resi- dential. esi- RAa9lTwants work doing typeso commercial. NIf moves. Cal Carl or magic Ia children's parbes ype3 o Jane 427-28.56 and all occassions Have my own magoaan. Call Er- MICHALSKI MOVING - nie 668-4932 -" . My' ",r„ r- '. Call Paul 428}0295. houses, apartments, offices, - "� ----._.. - -' _ .-- 19 yrs. Additions, sun,iecks, • MOVlflg & aDPGanoes and Para spa _ • • Driving • Storage cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, • • Schools patio doors, windows- rec- insured. Free estimates. ALL Pro Painting and 9 Now offering free boxes Excellent service. Call 431r EUROPEAN file special- AJAX Moving Systems - lull rooms, flagstone, free esti- Sb6 DRIVING services moves appllance 9 SCHOOL and piano specialists. Flat • Flooring mates. 905-57E5760. -" . My' ",r„ r- '. Call Paul 428}0295. MEIIARO i SON PLASTER- - "� ----._.. - -' _ .-- 19 yrs. Additions, sun,iecks, wa„o,. A—,. ,eiav,py wevo. 4 ,� available to meet all rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. • • Carpeting ING New and repairs stucco, patio doors, windows- rec- your household requirements ALL Pro Painting and 9 Now offering free boxes EUROPEAN file special- concrete and pargmg. rooms, flagstone, free esti- for repairs 7 main- Wallpapering, interior/axle- 9 tst, will renovate your bath- cracked foundations, com- mates. 905-57E5760. tens on nor, stucco ceiling, general with move. Park and load CARPET Installations - 25 room. or kitchen walls, as Dlete bathrooms and rec- Mme ober, 20 ,oft roofing rt offer. 0% rooting repairs, top quality work, speOiel, starting at $99. and years experience. re - well as poor tiles. Good rel- well as rooms. 15 yrs experience, booked now. Odd lobs. reasonable rates. 20% up. Call for information, stretching, our speciality and satisfaction ereguaranteed, For free free esti-mat 985-3794. f127hr. Free estimates, call seniors discount. 404- 725-000.5 or 427-0705. Free estimates D 6 N esti- O 723 3014 9669 Duncan, 987-1799 or 987 - mates call D. Dykstra 125- ave 1800 4913 Don't Forget Oshawa/ Whitby nfis^^^^.Week Dept. is open for your conve- nience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 576-9335 PAGE 2f) -THE NEN:ti ADl'F:R7•ISER FKIDAI'. FEBRUARI' 23, 11MM . a . r s a. .: ,:: - ` j ' °.' gin,Apartments / Apartments Apartments Houses Houses / Houses / Townhouses For Rent 1 � For Rent FM11 For Rent I For Rent / For Rent For Rent For Rent ` OSHAWA unique i -pea PICKERING - M - t roorn a; a?^•int on Srmcoe ai a.. a) Beauh'u '+ hid hurtle in UNFURNISHED t bed room. ground floor $488/ St Absolute Aftordablel Why Renu Own your Home RENT OWN, $9.000 down 5800 month georgeous 3 OSHAWA - North, beauh- lul 3 bedroom home St N very private b quiet, nice neighbourhood, lin- month. includes utilities, from 5749/month (utilities bedroom bungalow in with finished basement. fenced sunken kitchen skylights in fished bsmt, wet bar, fire fudge, stove. parking. East Included) No Down pay Prestigious Glens olOshawa, backyard. 5 appliances, dining area S575 . utilities place. tented back yard. of Counice. no pets April ^rent Call Me(Mark Sta hot tub, wet bar, fireplace. stove 5679 all inclusive 579-7195 garage. 4 bath $1250 . 1 (905)279.74314 pley Sales Rep Sutton oak kitchen b hardwood available Immediately. OSHAWA 8 3 bedroom 141 -las. ret req I . app as: •-s. Group Excel Realty 571 tloors 1905)316-7286 $1175 plus. 1st/last 905- mfe� a.d„eth2r am is! 96. 427utili1s. 427 3063 WALKING dstance to Go 6275 or 1-800-840.6275 5400 gwet responsible 831-1854 apar• a^ts available at 40x9 and P ck. in.: Mau 2 bed- 478--52994 • • _ -_ 3 bedroom semi available OSHAWA ? bedroom, 888 and 900 Glen St Close PICKERING V.,lage. very room spacious basement 5925 INCLUSIVE 3 bed- Apr 1 Dean Ave Oshawa. gas heat to schools. shopping and lary,- ;•• ur• bedroom, apt . private entrance park- nx„r: back bungalow, main 263--8378 fies First !^dye stove, new G M Utilities included above store, newly reno- mg. c:ar, no smoking. no floor, Central Ohawa. April ann� last carpets. freshly -painted. big F-stnast required Cao 728 voted. CAC. 5750 Ist. Mus be seen to apprec deckgarage. private yard, utilities and pets 905-837-0674 ate 434--5247 leave mes- 3 -BEDROOM backsoht. available mmedlaWv OSHAWA ar 9e 2 -bed - ' A�d,la Dle Ap•�� Ist Mature Available ,mmed,ently Call WHITBY Durf lrin St . 2 Coe S; N :ery quiet build very clean, nr 428-6546 alter 6 p m be"I' � - apt m clean. celJOSHAWA �e',1•-_ -•ated 2 -bedroom required available March quiet budding Fully Moad- aparunent. centrally local PICKERING 401'Whdes, loomed Large closets ed. close to 401. shopping. large- •„•,..,..shed 2bed- Near all amemhes Fridge, So55 includes utd ties 8 room basement. separate stove 5679 all inclusive parlour Call 905-985 house iireplace, ,^ground 4041414 910(- pooh share kitchen/ laun- entrance fireplace lawn- P dry parking find a stove $1150 plus lsvlas! OSHAWA ar 9e 2 -bed - ' A�d,la Dle Ap•�� Ist Mature roc••-^..-�-tit 871 Sim- ad.,'l Cad 9051 420-976( Coe S; N :ery quiet build FURNISHED room with ing. coc.enient location. ROSSLAND iii area. $650 plus hydre F:rstlast =-' - •"room. utd: required available March ties, cable and park, g n- 1 728-2255 eluded, with fridge stove Suitable for t non-smoker and own entrance. 5500; CLEAN •31 bom—, month hrst'last equ"9d Osnaa.- ,nh one. Iwo 6 Non - smoker preferred three bedroom Includes Available Mach 1st 436 - Heat, hydro. Indge, stove. 7899 laundry tacdmes 723-2000 SOUTH A 1700 I ex!ra be(lm„m in base- S950/month .utilities 905 ,nest. b appliances includ- 509-1927 Rooms eddouble dnveway. avail / aMe March 15. S1150/ OSHAWA. house with for Rent month plus Call 834-6275 large backyard and garage. 4 -BEDROOM &ookwood 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2 bath- rooms, Seco per mo Call DECENT, dean room, re- Commurnry. Wi•itby New 905683-9525 Irigerator and bath, share .'500 sq ft Large. bright kitchen. amenities, S80 and k Ichen. fireplace. double SPOTLESS 3 -bedroom up Parking, Port Perry b !31age bathf ♦ . Asking tut• fl,) -)r -1 duplex in South Oshawa 728-9759. 433 >1275+1 Available Oshawa a appliances '.'a 31st 416 447 4799 laundry facilities, tenced 7810 or 985 97(1 WHY RENTS N,,yard. money parking walk to FURNISHED room with . v... ,w•. own home. schoolsshopping, bans- peva!,, ba'h 8 kitchen --• ,e :,,•w, tndge. stove. $750 portation. $775.h dro Y 905 725-0656 C lose to bus line. 401 all but phone 3 bed v n - n: dinin room S 9 Suitable for t non-smoker orrl asking 562,900 Call STILL Renting? Why? Buy $100 weekly 905-723 -en Collis Coldli Banker your own home with no 3744 '.18-9414 money down. S63900. 3 HUGE room- basement Of - AJAX , bed main floor bedrooms 5750 month, in elusive Aurelia Rasanu house iireplace, ,^ground .^r•a�r,w bus at the door Coldwell Banker RMR 728- pooh share kitchen/ laun- OSHAWA. _. b.�c'cr-^- .,p Ax. Sq t ca*er• �•-• apt ' replace WH!78Y 15 MIN ` ..tpliances 5950 Inclusive 9414 ext 201 dry near Ajax Go. south floo,. urge tache or ccuVle 5650 - �'� --- I basement ' �'=" uamrooms. man 1stlast. avail March 1 428 401 March 1 5400 indu- v n - n: dinin room S 9 share laundry lac drive- bnght. clean, separate en floor Family and faun dry. pan- ly furnished d desiredLarge 6936 after 6 pm titOusin I've 619 1506 wa,ki.-• ;c deck. large eat • �• $74t mph!'-, plus way hrstlasr. Ma -Il 15 trance. laundry. storage. park �;; Welk t0 GO. park country home, ample parking. AJAX i bedroom semi, 4 I Wanted LIVERPOOL 7 HWY. r2 .:nl,nes Car 434-6759 New k,;chan barn 619- lake $550 $1150 plus lsvlas! I . app as: •-s. urge n�., n: on hr,t '��, a bedroom man floor 0629 mfe� a.d„eth2r am is! 96. mclusrve Ist Relerencas 437-7Rt0 ��•rhbes 15UW51 n - I st no- 5400 gwet responsible OSHAWA GM RESPONSIBLE FAMILY fast. •eferences 905 -683 - COMFORTABLE 3 bed. SOUTH OSHAWA "5 8840 bed:oom apartments X905 Went. _^• S;Y: �.� '- LIVERPOOUHWY ?. »38.0229 bedrooms. Jose to buses, WHITBY 2 bedroom con - Oshawa Large yard. k rich shopping. available imme !lour, beautiful Oshawa 2 bedroom avail d6ately. $550. S650 b up southwest view. applianc. aloha Ac•• •s! Located 350 Indge, srove hear, nydro. es. washer dryer parking Malaga 5700momi, an rn parking !s! required. last included Available March ,us,e No pets Call 576 negOt able. no pets 434 1. SIM inclusive Call af- 6724 583 576.5142 between ter 4 p m 655-4063 OSHAWA .inn Centre 9-5 WHITBY. BRIGHT spa- artTWO bedroom man floor cloo-.,s 2 bean. vr^ carport. mfe� a.d„eth2r am is! 96. (1991 Ltd 1905) 668.3000 • launtlry. walkout to tenced S675-0 prkg and uhl Ap d� ! i 7 I Brooll yard, play area. available -• o pe S. :-6.298�9745 RESPONSIBLE FAMILY ::ersons. No pets. Call 420- COMFORTABLE 3 bed. warr,.,7 !. ..••.• arge - 4 1975 AVAILABLE March Ist - 3 bedroom home. finished LIVERPOOUHWY ?. ^.. ^• man !lour OI miser.. Close to downtown basement, fenced yard. Ajax locaton Call 905.42& Ova,. '_a!hroom "_udes Oshawa Large yard. k rich 0184, 905-428-8196 laundry, cable. close to bus. en. linngroom, dining. bath o.v` rn-' own hOnre for ,,, . 831--8383 FlrsNast/references more about their communities, bedrooms. private bath, Please call 436-3446, 434- Townhouses ROOM FOR RENT 5752. 4354624. 5769570 I ' For Rent Coumce Wdr fun use -A CENTRAL PICKERING plus nydr0 2 beorJoni !rouse. includes parking. AU TION NOTICE LISTINGS aundry, non smoker air, house 'or rent 2.000 i n ,evadable rmme_dialely Shams $hared A luxury 10.... $1150 /mo NEW 3 BEDROOM 40x-2164 Nus 2'3 utilities Call (905) townhouse near an amen, EM Accomodation I i ACCOnlOdatloll meld Laundry tac,i,fies va a Apn ncludes 4 may Ist $650 pus ubjrtres. 420-9281 bers. A apo!. Close to PTC b avalable Call X9051 432- 89'4 apphan„es. heatwaler. basement. larger w garage 668-5345 COMFORTABLE 3 bed. earl April Ist 511501 mo 683-9925 after 630 pin I $hared ' ACconlpdation ALTONA I 5 d 4 A lax March loft Ids of park n3 Walkout g WHY •�^• when you ca- - room hr m.• J 'r' fn•^4Y OSHAWA Taunton / Srn- nclwve Cal' 905 ei3 rnef I Dedn,om home t or 2 PA RK:BOND t and 2 Nom kitchen to targe Deck o.v` rn-' own hOnre for ,,, . bo'9h bOurhOOtl Of Oshawa toe Totally r•tl•corat•d, more about their communities, bedrooms. private bath, available Marcn: 1 b,raroom $565 yard $900 mihfyr . hydro lass than you thnw Cath Dave Haylock Sates Rep LOOlun9 for resp•c}fid ten_ three bedroom 1172 2 s'r'91e prdessanals, and parking All faakties. non- plus nydr0 2 beorJoni Firstlast . references re- Re/Max Summa• Really • `411 1 • ,nes ! 1 occupancy baths. w�0 t0 patio, pobl, 301. seeks 3rd party to smokers. rent negObable. $645 plus hydro Free quired No pets 905-985 (1991 Ltd 1905) 668.3000 • >850 utrl Call (6t 31 • appliances. parking. 5800 house 905-509 4501 .ark:r, 576-7590 40x9 or 1905; 666 3211 • 478--52994 • • _ -_ first ' last, avail For ap- 54=rno r>clusme Inquines onty Central 1-811(1-672-7253. PICKERtNG NE til ,MORE TWO !rdroom sheC ' N.OSHAWA i or 4 di poinbnent (416) 345-9180 Oshawa 579-9156 AVAILABLE mmedratelly - EA, •, bedroom• ca,....,,,,,1 apt 5750 Pr. 5750 = • • .^.ea t�� ga,ow, wlga. Ijj• Jv»ny rvurn.f 2 both. SOUTH PICKERING, 3 AJAX •Dom available, newly 7o:;raled basenronl apt townhouse, apanment n 0G sC N vote entrance. non snq.e• , , • bedror;r^ !'cant .., �cse s^,v..•rs .01come do 1 , in share Wasnw Dryer Central Air roost, Wesmey Delaney ilea gas Irepace, . M an �Ixl / • y pa prorate aid, fro. 10 ScftOOls b Town Centre all amenities. furnished. kncnen dose to an amen- Male r.. ..... n• ; . Quiet home Available Apnl , 5'30 A lax March Avae Apel t (^•905 $886 plus uh!�ties, first b month ties 5400rmo hrsUlast berUr,om ,.^ nclwve Cal' 905 ei3 a?8-:'98 • u!i769- 905434 434 last. available March 15 Call 147 or Call 905.428 71x7 Or 244 430 tS383 will) non-smoking malenr are both in cuhs with the Ist more about their communities, 134!; 1349 or tt6 769.9497 839-9441 &333 ca - b $350/ scouting emphasizes growth on a the training and support you need physical, intellectual and so you can provide children with spiritual level," says Kathryn. ble.e parking yardLaundry "Participants can enjoy outdoor encouragement they need. activities, badgework, and social Help today's children learn the events like Apple Day and the month Call 723-8798 Aw SCOL Be A Leader. We Need You To Help Today's Youth Grow Into Tomorrow's Leaders. Call Scouts Canada 14004724253 DROP BY OUR DISPLAY AT- PICKERING TOWN CENTRE FEB. 22-24 METRO EAST FLEA MARKET FEB. 25 SCOUT - GUIDE WEEK February 16 - 25, 1996 Bank of Montreal Branches of: o Ajax Pickering OLE LANG oa s SIGNS SPECIALIZING IN CUSTOM NEON SIGNS & BANNERS 416 293-8990 Serving Durham & Scarborouah since 1975 Mission 10 contribute to the development OI young people in achieving their full Physical. intellectual. social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities through the application of our Principles and Practices. PICKERINIGAU00 VISUAL km VISUAL COMKJIMC.A TIONS FOR OWUSTRY Rentals, Sales, Service, Installations of Multimedia presentation equipment. - Overheads - data projectors - video projectors - sound systems - 17 years service to the industry and education. 905 683-6666 - 1400-314-8714 725 WeslMey Rd. S., Unit 8 Ajax LIS 757 Kathryn and Murray Brown with sons Joshua & Jamie. A family dedicated to Scouting. Get involved today by volunteering your time to the scouting program in Ajax and Pickering Scouting needs dedicated She joined the organization 9 volunteers like Kathryn and years ago and Murray became a Murray Brown to help lead our leader five years ago. Beavers, Cubs. Scouts and Their three sons are all Venturers by giving some of your involved in the scouting program time and guidance to the youth o1' including Justin, 15, in Venturers our connnunity. and Jamie, 10 and Joshua, 9 who You'll be helping them learn are both in cuhs with the Ist more about their communities, Dunharton pack. their world and themselves. "The mission statement' of Scouting provides you with all scouting emphasizes growth on a the training and support you need physical, intellectual and so you can provide children with spiritual level," says Kathryn. t h e leadership and "Participants can enjoy outdoor encouragement they need. activities, badgework, and social Help today's children learn the events like Apple Day and the skills they'll need as responsible annual tree planting progrants members of tomorrow's that help the environment:' community. At present there are 38 groups Kathryn is the vice president of in the area with more than 26(X) public relations for the Owasco youth and adult members. District which covers the Ajax, Get involved now by calling Pickering and Claremont area. 1-811(1-672-7253. ' Condominiums For Rent a soon LUXURY 1 BEDRROM. PICKERINGIar g y with fireplace on Lake. Apr in in friendly, relaxed Ist Newly decorated.5 ap ne. share whole house. ,ndry, cable. etc. Working plla$750 month, plus ,:,Its only. $400/month utilities. es. 905-831-5471. ,1420-4363 4280050 Condorniniums / Office & For Rent • Retail Space AJAX 1 -bedroom, top I :.appliances. wood - lining fireplace, balcony, derground parking. In ,or pool. Available April t S825+01ifies Call ,5 509 6102 1350 SO.FT, King St W Plaza. 5787 SO plusT M I . Now Available Ron Bars,, 436-0990 Sutton Group Status ' Office & • Retail Space !!! 4 Months F rep Rent III Oshawa Centre, wo sq it second floor Oshawa downtown,600 sq main $500. 3500 sq Lwr Ivl $1000. 250 Sq main 5350 600 sq.2nd flr :500. 1050 sq main, 51.000 Call 434 2441 655.4132 S87 ear's r::ys .1 3.1 bed i SON Storage Space DEPALLS SOCIETY OF ST BERNADETTES PARISH R-; "es 510-.,7, -, • x 31 I ncn pet suable `oM. '19.and furniture Contact Bnen .,in 7ucra 428-2460 font rL.,�.- •,r demrid,ow Industrial UAIM Units INDUSTRIAL units or work ,,hops fin sett -starters in ,nuustnai plaza next to ()shawa Centre High cell Ings. parking, utilities wash. '�Omsair cr rnpru55o1. '.lonth by month parking for 'tuck with hydro Available •nmen,ately 576-2982 ' , Private Homes For Sale I WILL uuy homes for FAX ADS asn ru nck clovngs Tele- ; hone ''1:51 434$116 'Jshawa to PIc^an-g or 579-2238 >n5, 71,6-2980 O•.t awa to ^n H9pe Foc VV L Advertising Fate SMALL BUSINESSES & INDIVIDUALS All bookkeeping/accounting functions including personal tax returns, financial statements, payroll preparation, accountant working papers and government remittances No job TOO BIG or too small! C.S.R. Administrative Services Call Christine, 905-428-1540 Damper yourself, have a pedicure and : xing or a manicure and a deep cleansing of your skin with a European facial. And for those staying at home - treat yourself to a treatment of Q Massage Q Reiki Q Shiatsu Q Day and evening Yoga dosses GREENWOOD YOGA a BODYWORK STUDIIO Greenwood Dr,;ar1c 905-619-1405 Keith W. J. Parker I,rcicyx rrcic•�t! I iituuc iu! Philitc►crr Intli N•()urRR.SP I Ltnds. ha.sc d ii KNO K'LEDGE, nc)t line-ups! PREF. Friday cvcning Seminars Call for dctail.s TRA Investment Planning Inc. -3Gnc�" \.�uAV_'00 1lhltbl Lhit L:\411^ (905) 666-4994 1 -80o -_"o; -q492 (90;) 831-2378 F:1\ (,W711 ,,;1 7ti . a Superior System Static IS c1eaning fol, tryph nlstpesnits for Care Clean g 10010 With Dry t=F.•,^ "Is,o'roIND •I�u,, .VERY LiTTL� IWANo .ty FAST �1MI6 ur+A No BRUTAL(So1irlilill'w1sr+ cr KM . No N01 NATER y � w till Rally 14 RwommlFrl 42,.10 There's lots of fun and excitement at Jumpint Jellibeans Il'vou're hooking for a place for your children n) have tun then Junipin' Jelllheans should he your first choice. Durham's Premier Party and Play Centre, located at `(X) Brock Rd. one mile north of Ilwv _', IN dc%iened for children 6 months to 7 years old and otters fun and excitement for the enure family. Owner/operator Alexandria Blanchard opened Junipin' Jelhheans on Novcmber 20th creating a play centre so children and their parent, can enjoy in indoor play facility perfect evervday and especially when the weather Is Bret. cold or too hot in the summer. I he sur conditioned location features a soft play social centre for babies and toddlers and children love the Main Street stores featuring a ,orocery store, fix it shop. music store and Dolly Daycare. The Jellihean Drive -In Theatre creat for those wishing to sit. relax and watch movies. Therc's a cafe area for parents, allowing them full view of the facility, so they can enjoy a coffee or tea from the snack bar area while watching their children play. "Parents are encouraged to play along with their children;" says Alexandria. "It's a great way for them to spend time together." In the 2,500 sq. ft. play centre your child can jump, slide, tumble, drive, roll and explore. There's also a ball pit, safely off to one side, allowing children to roll and play in the multicoloured balls. Decorated with bright, inviting, kid sized murals on the walls, gives your child an outdoor feeling in a safe nurturing environment. At the snack bar, pizza from Pizza Pizza is available at lunchtime and there's always juices, pop and milk and child friendly snacks available. There are also fresh gourmet cookies baked daily at Jumpin' Jellibeans. They are now registering for March Break drop off camps so call for more information and they can accommodate any type of party. "You clean your house for your child's party and then spend two days cleaning up afterwards;" says Alexandria. ..w Owner Alexandria Blanchard and sons Andrew, 8, Garett, 3 and Ryan, 6. "There's also the stress of entertaining, feeding them. getting loot hags, cake and everything_ else for the party. Why not let us handle all of the details for you?" The all inclusive party package includes everything from party invitations, chips, balloons, cake, face painting, a logo T -Shirt for the birthday boy or girl as well as complimentary coffee• and tea for the parents. You will have two hours of private use of the centre as well as a personal hostess to set up, serve and clean up for you. "We handle all of the details and make sure your party runs smoothly from beginning to end:" says Alexandria. "Our friendly staff are here to make your child's next birthday one they and their friends will remember and one that's a piece of cake for you" The daily play hours are Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sundays from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon. The centre closes for private parties on weekend afternoons and after 4 p.m. on weekdays. 1)VRHA N1 NVINI)O«•S & I)00RS Casement (905)579-2222 'Ll AC-IGN LIIRE VP%rjCIYi •' • & ROVIV1' INDOWS • .. )RANCE CLAIIA-- a" O DOORS -GRN DOORS • ',E N CONS rRUC rION NINDOWS S WAYNE HUTCHINSON , -K Ii' ITIC. •;T W E '. :haAYIA 'J ^i TARIO �•.i.., 1. f9os) 579-2222 untha Dins Contractino Save with our low winter rates: First class workmanship 9asement Apts.. Bathrooms. Kitchens All interior renovations vinyl replacement windows FREE LOW E, Argon Gas We pay GST till Feb. 29/96 Call Gunther 839-0681 I��BEp "Dtrop ofP' March Break Camp Space Limited Call today, Chllydron's Indoor Party & Playoantrlel 427-4277 FINCH L •iIOCK NORTH PLAZA x 2200 block Rd X_ Piekm" Hwr 2 0 11oa Frf 9Z - 3 p L ■YG"- I ?— FOR MORE INFO. CALL JANICE AT 683-0707 E & C CONSIGNMENT Upscale Resale Quality Selection, Low Prices • LADIES FASHIONS (Jones New York, Gap, Club Monaco, Liz Clairborne, Calvin Klein) • CHILDREN'S WEAR 1235 Bayly St. (BAY RIDGES, IGA PLAZA) PICKERING NEW CONSIGNORS WELCOME TIIE NENN'ti,+.UYF:R•1•ISEk t-ft1UAY. hF:BRt•.ANY 23, 1996-la-V;L 21 gin,Private Homes For Sale Private Hames I I For Sale Private Homes gin, For Sale Private Homes gin, For Sale QUALITY UAngelo Mult. HARMONY & ROSS- 5104,900 Gorgeous -i POWER Sales" level N W Oshawa 3.2 LAND- (;lean .f bedroom bungalow on S87 ear's r::ys .1 3.1 bed bedrooms kitchen over looks familyroont with file- next `. ;,ark close t0 bus r)uaet street possible ,n -law room 2 -storey rec room place. 2 walkout, Inground route and walking distance J apartment with 2 wash garage walkout basement. pool, 3 baths FAG, n law to all amenities fireplace rooms country !reed lot with 5°', down montt y potential. 1450 Goodnt,an Dr Do forced air gas heat -1 .en Gleaming hardwood }lours of S%O9 including payments g 511',500 Call Sheila Mc trat air nddmn,rrJ hnght eat �n .�r..,;en 'wqr! last taxes Ted Houghtr,n Re Laren Sutton Status 4'16 eat In ^. r, w,!In sliding Ca'! P-• , N-3: Sales max rnt1 65B-9900 0990 glass da . •' I,, •J,rca 4 ap- phances. single car g.rage Rep Guide Realty 723 EXCLUSIVE HERMIT -AGE with ti double newly p.p,e.J '281 Condos AREA A,,, Ueta •.-f 4 .Jrivewa fenced r: r, y' �" ) for Sale t,-11" �^' over 2600 sq t sem g� ensude w�th step-.�. OPEN HOUSE. Sun rar,cs largo eaten e -•:n, upgrade gaflore, and a separate show,, . F... .f, .• 3. 1 tm , 3 P 8 Irwin U• Whit,LUXURY oedroom con- la .z:, in master bed Th,, scall Thhas been a non ;m0,•-' home Askin3 by 'Burns 8 Gd�den 1572 dG -• a "any upgrades room ,Walk {n,f 10 yard from, br lace ep walk,nr 513:''x,,, Assumable 6 1.4 sr It ^,Ub- -r,k r•� $174 J For mwe n' rmation call decnnn. ) dsrance to schools. PTC 8 mortgage Closing July or 900 Cedar deck ;G It '905)685-2596 GO Please call 416 261 August 1996 Please call fenced '!o! 43(_475v 1328 '#)f, 723-9949 Foc VV L Advertising Fate SMALL BUSINESSES & INDIVIDUALS All bookkeeping/accounting functions including personal tax returns, financial statements, payroll preparation, accountant working papers and government remittances No job TOO BIG or too small! C.S.R. Administrative Services Call Christine, 905-428-1540 Damper yourself, have a pedicure and : xing or a manicure and a deep cleansing of your skin with a European facial. And for those staying at home - treat yourself to a treatment of Q Massage Q Reiki Q Shiatsu Q Day and evening Yoga dosses GREENWOOD YOGA a BODYWORK STUDIIO Greenwood Dr,;ar1c 905-619-1405 Keith W. J. Parker I,rcicyx rrcic•�t! I iituuc iu! Philitc►crr Intli N•()urRR.SP I Ltnds. ha.sc d ii KNO K'LEDGE, nc)t line-ups! PREF. Friday cvcning Seminars Call for dctail.s TRA Investment Planning Inc. -3Gnc�" \.�uAV_'00 1lhltbl Lhit L:\411^ (905) 666-4994 1 -80o -_"o; -q492 (90;) 831-2378 F:1\ (,W711 ,,;1 7ti . a Superior System Static IS c1eaning fol, tryph nlstpesnits for Care Clean g 10010 With Dry t=F.•,^ "Is,o'roIND •I�u,, .VERY LiTTL� IWANo .ty FAST �1MI6 ur+A No BRUTAL(So1irlilill'w1sr+ cr KM . No N01 NATER y � w till Rally 14 RwommlFrl 42,.10 There's lots of fun and excitement at Jumpint Jellibeans Il'vou're hooking for a place for your children n) have tun then Junipin' Jelllheans should he your first choice. Durham's Premier Party and Play Centre, located at `(X) Brock Rd. one mile north of Ilwv _', IN dc%iened for children 6 months to 7 years old and otters fun and excitement for the enure family. Owner/operator Alexandria Blanchard opened Junipin' Jelhheans on Novcmber 20th creating a play centre so children and their parent, can enjoy in indoor play facility perfect evervday and especially when the weather Is Bret. cold or too hot in the summer. I he sur conditioned location features a soft play social centre for babies and toddlers and children love the Main Street stores featuring a ,orocery store, fix it shop. music store and Dolly Daycare. The Jellihean Drive -In Theatre creat for those wishing to sit. relax and watch movies. Therc's a cafe area for parents, allowing them full view of the facility, so they can enjoy a coffee or tea from the snack bar area while watching their children play. "Parents are encouraged to play along with their children;" says Alexandria. "It's a great way for them to spend time together." In the 2,500 sq. ft. play centre your child can jump, slide, tumble, drive, roll and explore. There's also a ball pit, safely off to one side, allowing children to roll and play in the multicoloured balls. Decorated with bright, inviting, kid sized murals on the walls, gives your child an outdoor feeling in a safe nurturing environment. At the snack bar, pizza from Pizza Pizza is available at lunchtime and there's always juices, pop and milk and child friendly snacks available. There are also fresh gourmet cookies baked daily at Jumpin' Jellibeans. They are now registering for March Break drop off camps so call for more information and they can accommodate any type of party. "You clean your house for your child's party and then spend two days cleaning up afterwards;" says Alexandria. ..w Owner Alexandria Blanchard and sons Andrew, 8, Garett, 3 and Ryan, 6. "There's also the stress of entertaining, feeding them. getting loot hags, cake and everything_ else for the party. Why not let us handle all of the details for you?" The all inclusive party package includes everything from party invitations, chips, balloons, cake, face painting, a logo T -Shirt for the birthday boy or girl as well as complimentary coffee• and tea for the parents. You will have two hours of private use of the centre as well as a personal hostess to set up, serve and clean up for you. "We handle all of the details and make sure your party runs smoothly from beginning to end:" says Alexandria. "Our friendly staff are here to make your child's next birthday one they and their friends will remember and one that's a piece of cake for you" The daily play hours are Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.: Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday and Sundays from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon. The centre closes for private parties on weekend afternoons and after 4 p.m. on weekdays. 1)VRHA N1 NVINI)O«•S & I)00RS Casement (905)579-2222 'Ll AC-IGN LIIRE VP%rjCIYi •' • & ROVIV1' INDOWS • .. )RANCE CLAIIA-- a" O DOORS -GRN DOORS • ',E N CONS rRUC rION NINDOWS S WAYNE HUTCHINSON , -K Ii' ITIC. •;T W E '. :haAYIA 'J ^i TARIO �•.i.., 1. f9os) 579-2222 untha Dins Contractino Save with our low winter rates: First class workmanship 9asement Apts.. Bathrooms. Kitchens All interior renovations vinyl replacement windows FREE LOW E, Argon Gas We pay GST till Feb. 29/96 Call Gunther 839-0681 I��BEp "Dtrop ofP' March Break Camp Space Limited Call today, Chllydron's Indoor Party & Playoantrlel 427-4277 FINCH L •iIOCK NORTH PLAZA x 2200 block Rd X_ Piekm" Hwr 2 0 11oa Frf 9Z - 3 p L ■YG"- I ?— FOR MORE INFO. CALL JANICE AT 683-0707 E & C CONSIGNMENT Upscale Resale Quality Selection, Low Prices • LADIES FASHIONS (Jones New York, Gap, Club Monaco, Liz Clairborne, Calvin Klein) • CHILDREN'S WEAR 1235 Bayly St. (BAY RIDGES, IGA PLAZA) PICKERING NEW CONSIGNORS WELCOME PAVE 22 ;TIE IyEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, Condos For Sale Business opportunities NO MONEY DOWN. ESTABLISHED business Ala x 2 .1 bedroom PH 2 busy Oshawa location. baths. view of the Lake 8 great Potential. vendor take Toronto skyline 428-0501 back 75°-, call or tax any- Castlemate Alpha Realty time. (705) 887-5123 Inc FIRE YOUR BOSS. take Money cnarge of your i to and bund Im to Lend your future Distributors wanted part-time or full- time tot the health 8 well - BORROW $10.000 . pay ness products of tomorrow as lime as $1!3 per month Full training and support for c a c Free consultations those people who want to Anubis Investments Ltd make a difference and earn Mortgages and Loans SSS Call Bob Ferguson since 1973 Cal (905)668- 905-576-3988 7200 MONEY problems? Debt Public rrons. ccnso,�aacred,t ' ' Notices tanglement s. personal budget planning. credit re- pair FREE CONSULTA TIONS O ntano Cred t Counsellors (Oshawa To, - onto1433-1425 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS DO NOT. IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. • Mortgages. • ' Insurance MORTGAGES -OVu. ta7 a ..7h F-nanc,ng for any purpose. rates 'rom 5 95-. All appications ac- cepted Community Finan- oa. Services 668-6805 B 'Business pDOrtunities A TREMENDOUS ',ome tae. . _. I., I Dw •ask OweSt investment highest potential Car! 1416-724 33C7 24',our message CHIP •-,Ck to be or >•e nt yVu• choosing -Stan; prcfitabl@ business s450c Can 428-1005 3;, Gays after Peon ary 23.1996. Ajax Mini Storage, wit ser by Public Aucnon the tollowing accounts which are delinquent to cover the cost of rent and expenses Richard Goodmr Vincent Neil Novelette Nei Canior Roacr Manse IBiltyi Eustance Any o' the above tenants nay pay amount owang and redeem their merchandise at any time prior to the auction • MComing JI Events '201 WAYS save or :a+- tai nes' selling author Evelyn Jacks from 'Jacks :- TaxFebruary 28th a• Heydenshore pav,Lon. Whdby. 7 00 p m Sem, rA''S about how tO save or taxes and audd' proof your S4011' T.cket na,.dmg book S35 Cal 686- 17 June t_ resen-e Or 'eave message 728 289'9 FElIkRUAII;Y 23,19,% MoneyMoney Money personalsCompanions I^ To Lend To Lend To Lend rem JMMemoriamsUg Memoriam IMPROVE YOUR CREDIT WITH AN $$$ RSP LOAN $$$ Bad Credit / No Credit / Business for Self NO QUALIFYING NECESSARY IMMEDIATE APPROVALSH Call Early - Deadline Feb. 28/96 Johnston & Cook Financial Services Inc. (905)428-1232 0 mComing il Events VENDOR z acs, ava; ahie a: rite an new Metro Last Home 8 Garden Show March 22 - 24 Metro East Trade Center. to book your spot call 655-3331 or 1-800.4613355 e ' Personals A-100MINANT ONTARIO WOMEN WANTING DATES NOW' Names $ numbers 1900-451-5566 eC 4252 S349 per minute 18.. (ouch lone ANGELINA PSYCHIC S te any Otter you rant have seen Ali tier readings are guar anteed Angelina can help matters or life. Marriage. Business. love affairs. .she :;an reunite loved ones. ;)ont fad to call today We J,,.) house parties 905 725 0428 BEST PLAYMATES -a-es 8 it's 1 -90045- 60M -90045'60M en 212. $2 99rmm. 18+ Toumt,re BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names d private phone numbers. 1- 900-45'3638 ext 704. $3 29'mir, must be 18 T - tone CALL Ontario Girls. get names 8 home numbers 1.900451.5566 Ext 253. $3 49/min. 18+, Touch tone COUPLES seeking single men. lots of numbers 1- 900.451.5566 ext 697 $3 49imn, 18+. T -tone EVANLY RAYS... Police Use us Rated r1 Solu- tions on career, relation- ships. NY predictions S2.99/minute. 18+ 1-900- 451-4055 EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE Free to call to place your ad. no charges for ladies. no phone bill charges. 905- 430.7060 No,.%cr Till,, thl' 111111i)ftllllltl' to had v't_)UI rc�,pl'et�, ai;:UIL For an mdto version of Al of the current death notices received for puhlic ition in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 ()r 404-6591 (Clarington residents). 83 )'()u may' also access death notice information6'3005 received 83 ,VVIJIr, Ater press -bine by calling; this number. 404.6591 Brought to you hy the follovying funeral homes: %Ii Intosh-Anderson. Armstroniz. W.C. Town. McF. ichnie, \Iartint) iA NItlrrlti \orthrtlrt-Flllntt. %cccttone To place your personalized In Memoriam, scall 576-9335 and let one of our professional advisors help you. CONGRATULATIONS DAVE & STAFF F or —A A - _JIM F Pictured Above: Mayor Wayne Arthurs (Right) with owner Dave Greenberg (Left) at the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at PLUMBING FOR YOU, located at 1050 Brock Rd. S., Unit #7 in Pickering , the weekend of Feb. 9th -11th. "For All Your Plumbing Requirements" give Dave or one of his friendly, professional staff a call at: (905) 837-1350 or 1-800-263- 9906. CONGRATULATIONS DAVE (AND STAFF) ON YOUR GRAND RE -OPENING FEB. 9TH -11TH from your friends at FAUCETS ��t''�+�5;?�tt�`1?4''�•��"�*�il'�[` c��+�s"�'�'t''nlr r DALLAIRE, RONALD W - In loving memory of my beloved spouse and best friend who passed away February 4, 1996. Ron it's been only [lays Since I hugged you last. Lays of memories from our wonderful past. 1 love you and I will remember: Our conversations, our touching, caressing And loving, our laughter and our tears. The way that we danced Into each others eyes. Into each others arms. I now have you in my soul And as my inner strength, need you to guide me from where you are. Up in the heavens and in the stars. Please help me to sit quietly, So I may hear your inner voice and Mine together. Thank you so much for coming into my life, you will always be with me. - Love Laura o e WorshA- T" Advertise your Service Call Janice . . 683-0707 ST. ANDREW'S �: X11 K`'I' �LMAX'A 'AJAX 1 F:1):1R til-., of 401 - west of Harw PRESBYTERIAN ]SUNDAY Street niart- BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 35 CHURCH ST. N. WORSHIP - 11 :00 A.M. at 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:30 BIBLE STUDY PICKERING VILLAGE THE BIBLE IS GOD'S WORD - JESUS IS LORD. Sunday School 683-2477 to Supervised Nursery PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH Rev. Rowland Ci Methodist Servicea Community 11:00 a.m. tai 683-7311 Brock Rd. at Highway #7 Everyone Welcome Sunday Worship AREA P111,111111iiNliT I CIUFACH 11:00 a.m. S 7:00 p.m. 1820 Whites Rd. N. Wednesday-. 7:30 p.m. FAMILY CHURCH WORSHIP Bible Study and 11:00 a.m. Sunday Bible Club for Children Sunday School, I and Youth. ® Supervised Nursery Come and Worship 839-1383 837-0126 CHRISTIAN FAf1 H OUTREACH CENTRE The Family Church TO AdVen&e Pastor Larry Hunter invites yaw to experience the Life f-hairtBing M,svcr of sod. Join for excitement Sunday service 10:30 am A 600 p.m. it sued. 6ibie Study 7%w p.m- • Thun.Youth 7:00 p uL Can'. Strom emphasis on the word of Faith and the Spirit - Dynamic braise and Worship d Fantastic Children's and Youth Ministry 4 75 Chaniifibris Dr., I2 Ajax 619-1109 I located in Towyn of Ajax commercial comitill .„ Dr. Ed. Dufresne is a bold, compassionate minister who has more than 30 years of experience in the ministry. Dr. Dufresne, who was reared a Catholic, had a startling call to the Millis" He was sitting on a bar stool when he heard the voice of God call him to preach. He was saved shortly thereafter, and he immediately began serving the Lord in the ministry of helps. Later, Dr. Dufresne went on to pastor for ten and a half years. Dr. td. Duhesne Jesus has taught Dr. Dufresne about the healing ministry, and has placed a tangible healing anointing in his hands. He is known for a strong healing ministry in our day, as deaf ears are opened, the blind see, twisted limbs are made whole, tumors disappear, souls are saved and people are filled with the Holy Ghost. Fresh oil is brought from heaven as he ministers in a strong prophetic anointing. The power of the Holy Spirit is manNested in signs, wonders, and miracles in Dr. Dufresne's meetings across North America and around the world. At our Tuesday, Feb. 27 service there will be an interpreter for the hearing impaired. Feb. 26 & 27th Services start 7:30 p.m. Christian Faith Outreach Centre 75 Chalmers Dr. #2 Ajax (Town of Ajax corrwrtercial complex) (905) 619.1109 it Owen McCann, Marilyn Hagerman, Sue Shirbon and Marlene Nagy. Absent: Cathy Lennox, John Hall, Ron Butler and Jim Louwe. Opening Special 12 PACK SALE ASK FOR DETAILS Engirded for 9against broateir protection off B�`K OIL r_DUHTS Off G uG 01L NO0N,N'LNE• I ACS FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL OR DROP IN: 1735 BAYLY ST., UNIT' #11, PICKERING, (905) 420-0001 fmvl� 0 OIL CHANGES AVAILABLE AT F Usti V1 G mw� 7X THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: = PICKERING AJAX WHITBY WEST HILL OK TIRE B AUTO POWER PLAY AUTO LUBE BRIDLEWOOD STE AUTO CAMPBELL'S CENTRE CENTRE.KING INC. AUTOMOTIVE CENTRE LTD. SERVICE CENTRE 860 Brock Rd. S. 895 Dillingham My Un7 158 Hunt St. 1020 Dundas St. E. 317 Hopkins St. 98 Island Rd. (905)831-5800 (905)831-6625 (905)683-8121 (905)666-5369 (905)430-8789 (416)286-7100 PAGE 14 -THE NEMS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1"6 SSC��SS Expect more from Sears SO Use your Sears Card and oil 9t plus 1 40 1997 furniture', sleep sets and decorator rugs on sale w'wALL Whirlpool, Frigidaire• E ■ ■ and E sale' A ana alo'r appliances on NO minimum purchose required NO 3rd party application NO dorm payment requued NO prepayment of taxes Don't pay until February 1997 on furniture', sleep sets, decorator rugs, and major appliances on approved credit with your Sears Card. $35 deferral fee applies. This offer ends Sunday, February 25, 1996. Liquidation items in Clearance Centres and Catalogue purchases are not included in this offer. Ask for details. (Excludes patio and baby furniture SALE ENDS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1996, WNKA QUANTITIES LAST- FURNITURE IS NOT AVAILABLE IN OUR SQUARE ONE MISSISSAUQA RETAIL STORE. INFAAM 17E N�Art YN nIMIIr _ _ . LT TE ii1E rN lEs<T Scovrp less. s..R ca,am 1�c. Expect morefrom Sears ¢ 0 0 g . STOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE We're open: Mon. -Fri. 10:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m., Sat. 9:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.